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Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
Newspaper Exhibition.

Sec. y. Hppel IL 80. bar
paa llbltlainsen / Vbilaoelpbia
reiit Ell Spsning Der barer cpen
ltaaenoe Rapn, iii bpilfeu ettperl
Slap | unlcnen bper Dag lenoer
ct Gremplar. 5 Den anlepning
oplpleS Der, at Der | unicuen up'
fommer 5000 apller, % ben ubpre
3ilpart, Yreslen bar taset / Dc
itbite Mar, lees beolt oeraf, at me
penS Der for 100 Mar itoen fun
tom en Mpis paa 80. 600 Wsnne.
Tier, resner man M 81 6Ismpla
rsr paa bper Snpbpsger, lpet bet
iamlepe antal ylaos, lom aarlia
upfcmmer, beleber fig I'll 1885,.
l24, 500. Der NnpeS / Amerifa
4S7 "SOurnals", 80 Times, 800
S%eralpe", 300 "Nems", 276 "@a,
,ettes". 26S "Iemcerats", 2l0
"Hepublieans", 122 Advocates,
on. Der itnoss rslaa mango marf'
pRrpise Napne. Saalebes upfpms
mer Der +. ST. en- Spirit Cafe
Beacon" (aanpeieens Sprtaarn),
"Gape Wap Ocean Wape" Ocean,
bsl9en pep Sap Wap), "QpmerS
Saabe, 3biiiletons iauitratep Soap
Slant" OBS iQutrerehe lpltiss
8jRmpe) o. IL. Spab be amerl,
fanfte BLADES Opla9 ansaar, be-
rpr Bet paa Ell 5~eiltaselis at trc.
ut be tonean9ipenbe glape ilulpe
pRre De meif u~pbrebte. s Rems
Worf I. s.. bliper Der bper Dao
lolst pper 100000 Grplr. At
"Neps", % bog or Der aamle
Wennefer | Vpen, Tom albria bare
feet bette Slap. "Rew 0crf Gun"
ubgaar / $40, 900 Gremplarer, %
"SarperS Weeflp", ct osiaa | Gu.
rcpa temnlelig nbbrebt iauitreret
useblap, uosaar / oper 100, 900
Numre. 5 Ssnisenpe iii Den 8a.
pital, Der u~oforpres iii at upaipe
ct npt glap / Mmerifa, fun man
tSe, at ben parierer imellem 300
Dollars % Ell Wiaipn. 9ca er
Bet temmelis i~tffert, at 100000
Doll. life pilpe laa til for mutt.
bags at laoe ct Daablap uofcm.
me | ell al unipnenS itsrre gper.
Iii bet for napnte "Sarpers
8eeflp" blsp Der fate cper 1OO,s
900 Ooa. bort, for Bet ~bespnpte
at betale fig, % bet for tort 3ib
iioen opbsrte glab "Seartb anp
Scme" bar fcftet llbsiperne Dob,
BELT laa We9et. Deb manst ct
glap, ON bpilfet Soft albris baps
bert Gale, er Der bprtfafet 30
100000 DOH. Wen iparer ferit
ct Slap Resnins. fuuns Gisrne
cslaa til @iensialo mssst burtis
srbperpe ita Ri9pcm. On "Gbis
cage tribune" fOrteaes +. Gr., at
Slapet fun meb bet, Der inpfcm
for MpertiSiementer, bar betalt I'm
fplosiale, en- bel SuSFrfant inpta.
senpe Spsuins.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
i. I'm Re(ioinnS(pys, / o

6n RslisiOnSlarer / en- I'll.
muefnle ipnrste Ell lioen fattia
Sut: "Sis mig, nit Barn ; ON
pn MI ifuloe MITE baabs bin 81.
Der % bin Wober, bpem alene fan
pu pa latte bin CID til 7" Sat.
tigfaslen", lparebe Wuttsn,
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

ueb at opbaDe. at bun bapoe
tofetteret meb en- &ammertiener lite.
meb bans Serre. % bun loo
0reuen llutte f9 END mere intim til
benoe. Ss8 tror Osiaa at bun pir'
feIis tifte bam ; ban baube pibit. at
ban tunbe foriuare benbe; bans
Sla9smaal meo Baronen bapbe lite
usblat bam / benbes Zine.
Ni bar naturlisUis lite ba9enfor
&ulisisrne, % funoe alsne ocmme
eilsr be Se9u % MGrfsr, iom mon
10 aItio bar Der fortaltss o8laa. at
@iftermaalet ifuloe fnbe Sieo ira
Sotsust for Yaalfe.
$50 burtisere 10 bsore." ia9oe
min Rome, "tbi berlom Der fommsr
en- anoen Mauo msb bsore uoli9ter
eno @rspsn, oil bun faits 8rspsn
operboro, lissiom bun sloree mso
Baronen."
"Wten fjere, ban par 10 life va.
ron, lite en- ristia en-. lom Wernens
Tiger"
Iei, % bette sr maalts life en-
ristis 8reus."
"Spllfe 9eisr, ON oct lfuloe pllt
iia, at ban er en- ellsr anoens Suit.
Sea pilee eulfe at Ell Mmulfansl
oalaa tom Der % ipurste otter bans
@ocs. vi treu9sr libt 9iu Der"
Den Dag fum en- np @lslt. De
par Ell Gnselltmanc. 9an par me
oct taus. msn iaa iis 9upt ON %
lpntes iiGr at l9S9s WUrfe III Gre
pen, laa me9ei. at oenne loo Her
al b. beblte Nstter saa no torbl
Wsn in9su toIte mso Den ngantom
ne, Jon iiror otter Wlroa9 traf Il!
lllbass til ut 8Grslls. % Vi laa ban
life fersnp Den i~elSeuoe Dag pe)
Mlopa9ebOroet.
San lao after ll9s meaet pa,
@repen lom MI uosluffennc talt
5pblf. Gftsr WlooaSen GIT Del
fremmsoe ino / SlllaropTrellsl 10
at rpss en- Cigar,
8rsusn % lsS lplIleos, mtosn
ben sSremmeos mart par luobplet
Ell Sfp al 8eS. msesns ban spr
sses fig / Ell StOl.
@rsuen ipilepe ilst % isllsrs b
~Iettsits Step.
"Os sr life ito paa 9aanoen
Gitsrmihba9. 8rsus," ia9oe lss
"bpao ltaar paa ?"
"9ab iom on iss aleslss itte {
tilitscs," iasoc Den 8remmsee; re
baaber ha, at min N0rpRrslle I'll
aier 8repen nerpcs." % ban lagb
tort gftsrtrpt paa 8rsuen. "Se
tan life ipile pua 6aitIauosmanersi
ua9tst lss bar iset manst Spil ir
/ 8iben. Sar Sc nogsnlinoe bar,
/ Searbro. min Serrs?" iortiatte bar
ipet ban bsnopsnbte fig til 8rsuer
"Nei, 3esbS? mel, Suu? bporfr
Sampiflbsne 9oar til Bremen, ne
sllsr / Wunbeiter maoifs. Site be
Ter, MI laa -" % ban bapne De
belle 5ib agst Zig ben MOB Serer
iaa at ban par mellem Den % 8r,
pen, ~ iaa iet, at 0e 90 isa reil
pio, min Sr. Nlsgauosr 5snfinior
meo benne Mrreltorore, iom iss ba
paa Dem, foroi Sc Dor iorfallft
en- @gel paa @eelnorss 8anf
Waudsitsr, flor TIRE tuilnoe Yunr
So Oct er Srosn % ret nbttsr lite q
sisre 8reul. Seq beopa Msnlpsl
tor ¨in9s of Spba9elisspoIitis
% isa 90 min Mano Der bar bai
en- arti9 Sast sfter Gem. San o
@ensoarmerns penter uoenfor 0p
ren."
Staffe!s Yrinlesle msb to Strsn
&c paa lin gue % beqae afl
Wen ali8epel pilbs min 8Oue lit
pnfes opsr bsnoe.
"Wen fiGre, BET i~tlffeIs @eier
maa 10 MI sifte zig mso en- Nus
maalfe meo en- Gaps, sller en- a
oisis 6Olf, Tom oritier Gran ii
Wiooas."
Wen bun Iasbe life Iense Bellal
paa Dor Wsofelelie, tbi Den felsen'
be Dag bar bun reiit.
"Saa Yrinisslen sr rsiit." la9oe
iss til Sotslperten, ba is9 bstalt,
min l~l9ere9nins.
"Serreu loabe of ~
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14

'oabe 8aronen, "bet maa OGre en-
,nben 8il b'Nolta."
"Nsi, oct bar Oct lite. % for min
Del tror iea life, at Oe er mere
emo iss er Sulins Geiar."
SaA iaa piitnot fOrnermst no,
men bclpiepis bIep ben iioite Bs.
mcrfnins iast paa gnselif. San
par laa uuaut til at bliue mooIa9t,
at bette braste ham no at 9l9epe8t.
Seq lasre Oalau MGrfe til at @re-
pen frpbsoe lis.
Oa 8aronsn epbnu famine MTten
nermsos iie Ytinoieslen for at blal.
pe Sialet paa bsnbe. l~aaleososs lom
ban aIiib pIsieoe at slere, mootOs
bun life bans 8isnsite, men loo paa
en- lissiao artis iom tscsli8 Waaoe
iorltaa, at bun life bro ZIG ct Gran
ON ham. Set par ION naar So.
len tassr Maansns Ylaos. laa ro'
list % natnrIist GIT oct til.
Msn naturli9bis maaite Der 81.
pes Ell SorflarinS. % laa mart
Wipbasen bar oper, le9ts % III
Baronsn en- tete a tete meo Yrsi.
ieslen / Bet enc Sierne al Salen.
vi bar nuturli9uiS aue laa pslop.
oraane, at ri belattebe os meo ali
onost emo bpap Der fors9it Dem
lmellem.
VluoleIi9 reil!s 8aronen liS %
loo untlippe ct uoraab, lem leg
life lfal o%psrlUtts. Wen MI Tom
bans poloiomme acknowledgement for
Sagsn. 90 Der par pisiell9 mere
Slp emo Iarme / bans Ciue, oa
be lg9ts ben biGlpelele Mmerifaner
@i fom aus paa Beucue, be ga.
mer, lom bar Oeren nGrmslt. HpB'
teoe, % Gle laa ri paa bp%eranbre
balpt urebe balpt leenoe.
Scr iom ies pioits, busm Del
bapbe forsiitet 0eres 3arfs, lfulc'
ls8 lliintet8lers bam. riue BAN iitpf
fer" lfrt9 8arOnsu. "Osn S9l,
al en- Wmerifaner."
Set par life Mmerifanersn. Sc
par mig, Tom fortalle Waoamen
buao ban baooe %opba9st."
8uronen sIemte iaa ii9 islp o.
lin panIi9e BeitrGbelis for at pGr
bebaselig at ban fog 0repsn Iis,
i Mnli9tst. Men fer ban piolt,
osraf lao bans Sopeo fait unoe,
@reusus Mrm % bIeu bolot pas
ienbe lapt neoe, meosns ben beir'
Saanb bearbcioebe 8aronens Mels
90 Der miot for Yrinissisn, | So
tellets Oamen9rsIie, bapoe man e.
Scene af Den enselifs Bsrefamp
8Oroe os Stole for til ale Sicsr
meoens oct i%rbsneoe ubbre giorpr
lin uIifrs Sang sisnnsm Salsn. I'M
Der Samernes Sfris % gtrinaer a
Sorbaulslle ira Serrer % 6lsuerlfab
Tom i Hort Sal bapos iamIst iis Del
SaIens Scr.
Gftsrat ri gn9ellfmenb, trobs
bore Yriueiper ON "Sffe. SuobIan
nin94, bauoe aolfilt 4atineren o!
S%sutoneren. bIep ben ferite biuIpe
til lit @Grelie, % fit SiGlp at CT
sneeIlt Ooftor, iom mart oplplts
at Der fOruosn no9le uoila9ne Gen
Der life bar no9et at frpgte for. mel
at bans Si9lp par bstinset til e
npt "Weos", bpilfst DOG life funbI
afbolcss laa mart, paa 8runo af
at Yatienten bapoe panifeli9t 70,
at le.
Sen feI9enbs Wor9en berte ri
at SotslpUrtsn bapoe anmooet 8a,
ronen ON at fOrtrRffe % ri lao
life mere til Wonts9siana 8apsr
mile.
81 Gage siter iii 8rspen ct Brep
ira BAN, baterst Sirspsa, i bpilfei
ban bensr BAN mepe iis / bsnns
Vp eler ON Oct falot befpemmers
| Nom @repen uotrpfts / tit Guar
IN Bereopillisbeo til at meoe. men
iaspe tiliss. at Nneren meset soot
funos ofSierss. bOor Den bar be9paot.
Breest bleo ombpsscIi8 aorssfsret,
refommanoeret % lsnbt.
giter aIminbelis 8sssl pilbs ct
Spar tunne pentss paa fire slsr
fem Gage, men Der git belle iiortsn,
og ba Oct lao fom, bar bet bateret
Hom.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
Trout Run Store.
:. W. Sargrapes ~ Bros.
Sanblenoe mec
nry GonIa G,D

Dry NVOUS, OTUCtTItS,
9atte, Sncr,
Sfo % StODler etc.,
fort iast, @lt bpab man fan pente al
finbe | en- sel aslcrteret Yutif.
.Vcre uesifter | Sorbclp til DEBORAH
&jsbmanbs er imaa, vi bar inaen Suss
leie at betale, ri fisber bore Varer oi.
refte fra Sfen, % cerfpr fan ri ialst
liaelaa billi9t, % ON bet timber, li6e
biui8sre en6 man Ian / 1pen. 39-tM
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
mftiunnriu


anbtfaler is til %sauesmanS / Winne
lbeif % c%mligsenee ecuntier.
S~ilirsesbeb saranterss mce biai9 Be
falling.
Ran fan enten Hriftlil eiler munetlil
benpsnee ia Ill unbertssneee, Der brr
Ssian, sllsr til "Seecrab Yciiens"
Office. Z. Scbncu n.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
Sen cncitc reguldre ydrcanitalt for
S0r0em0ore | 0e SSor Stntpr

Gtt nalie aarlis oil via Spfprrrua Al
Here iremraSenee tlnrtnapiitc 6amlter. Tor.
uetn et en9ditt n tpofr aurlus caIaa rm,
latte ei Sarttdrius | fs itaneindpilie Srrr,
lcr eerpee at aioe retlinpiat apinper en- vel,
llsbee Ut cirteli9 At uotanne ia Sprps,
nleeerr15ft ~ ~laalerts lfbialrt Zen Wln,,l
raa futliAf' foall1ortes ltlnoinariite Scross
metre. lem niee aarens bllrsr mere a mare
feleli5e her Sinost.
DETERMINATIONS lfaneinauifte III.
oelln9 tiir'r araneia llaoerpisnina / 3cr.
oemeosrldBi mteetit d ltlneinlplits SprNa
| siabse mso llneerpisninltn pal Sseiels,
initelierne I t5urrpl. Cen rratnile EsnisIs,
blRlp lalpsl ulee lcm uren Sn,trument,r
igres. iile'cm cIill llnpsrrsinina 4nl91.
1eilen Al MRcesrblnba9u Oh Nrctkl1nS.
arpl1tninl ttt. etc. ~ n icrnsrnt aisno,
TAB III arlnoes ~ S~sruaplecnme mtb.
osles.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-14
DE 6Orenete Itaters
Jor0em00er= S6o(e
% oermco ~fcrtunene
T0Siclsfiftelie,

eo'easo Sulnois,
9runoiaSt al "Sbe 2crthmtiern Apipipii,rn
@slcaalien," leolis intcrpertrst "a priuile'
0eret Al Staten.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10
Road Notice.

Motto is hereby given thata petition will be pre-
sented to the Commits soners of Stark county, at
their next session, March next, A. D. 1876 praying
for the grant and location of county road on the
following line, to wit: Commencing at the point
in the Myers Mil Road leading from Osnaburg to
the city Of Canton where the private roads on the
lands of II. S. Belden intersect the said Myers
Mill Road thence following SAID private road of
dens lands through the lands of Joseph and
Sarah B. Frease thence through said Frease's
lands following the line between Freases and
Casimers, Freedmans Freass and Weilands lands
lands belonging John Bordner, thence with
said Bordners north line eastwardly to the north.
east corner of said Bo-dner's lands thence along
the section line due south to intersect with the
road running from Brownings Min to 0snaburg
Jan. 31st, 1875.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10
gs Start Gnuny anorsG Qanar etp ghnrs& fb,sr I'd 1s7 %

Pending discussion, Mr.. Bogy present.
ed a memorial of G. G. Bingham, Adju-
tant General of Missouri, asking the pas
sage of law authorizing the examina-
tion, allowance and payment of claims of
that State against the General Govern
ment for supplies furnished United
States troops during the late war. Re-
referred to Committee on Military AT
fairs.
A message was received from the
House of Representatives announcing
the death of Mr.. Starkweather rand the nc
ton of the House taken thereon. The
Senate, as mark Of respect to the mem
ory of the deceased, adjourned till Mon
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

Cleveland and Toledo both elected the
ticket that favored the villainous Re-
sumption law, and now the people of
those two cities, regardless of party, are
sending petitions to Congress to repeal
the law that is proving fatal to all bust
ness Van Vert Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

New Orleans, February There were
four or five crooked whisky indictments
to-day, but the names of the parties are
not yet made public. The indictments
are upon entirely new grounds, not for
Withholding books as the first were.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

The soldiers orphan schools will close
in 1879. About $500 children have been
reared for and measuraDly fitted for the
duties of life. The total expenditure will
probably reach $6,0OO0O0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

The mind is its own place, and in itself
can make heaven of hell, and hell Of
heaven.-Mihon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

WE should count time by heart-throbs.
He most lives who thinks most, feels the
noblest, acts the best.-Bailey.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

Do the work of your life well, and,
whether shoe-black or prime-minister,
you will stand on the same plane at the
judgment day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

As to valuation, 1t will be seen Canton ranks
18th, and there are twelve cities whose rates of
taxation the past year were higher than ours, and
one, GAINESVILLE, whose rate was the same.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

We see times furrows on another's
brow, and Death intrenched preparing
his assault; how few themselves in that
just mirror see.- Young.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

HAVE your plan of work marked out
for the day or week in advance, and al
ways keep ahead of it; this will save the
hurry, worry and spoiled work of life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

The noblest reformer is he who, re-
solving to make a true man of himself,
succeeds in his work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10
TAXES AND VALUES.

From the annual report of the Auditor of State
we take the following interesting table, showing
the valuation of property and rate of taxation in
thirty cities and fifteen towns in Ohio for 1875:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

A Hindostan work on music says that
music is the painfully acquired art of
speaking loudly in a shrill voice,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

SLAVE to no sect, who takes private
road, but looks through nature up to ma
ture's God.-POpe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

"Siesticate"-to take a midday nap-is
the last drop in the well of English de-
filed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

A schoolmaster said: 81 am like a
hone-I sharpen number of blades, but
wear myself out in doing it,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

As though there were not Smiths
enough already, they have started
Smith Manufacturing Company" in Con-
necticut, 1T
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

The cheapest of lawyers Keeping
ones own counsel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

Close connections made at Dover with the C. e.
P, R, r., and the G T. V. Il W. Ry.; at New Com
erstown with the P. C Il St. L. Ry. at Cambridge
with the B, Il. o. r, R.; at Point Pleasant with the
L. 0. r. R.; at Marietta with the Marietta and Gin
Cinatti R. r. for Belpre, Parkersburg, Athens,
Hamden, Portsmouth, Chillicothe and the West,
Also with the MusKingum River and the Ohio
River Packets
Through tickets to principal points, BAGGAGE
HANDLED WITH CARE.
j. A. KINGSBURY,
Master of Trans.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10
a rains daily, Sundays excepted.)
Aay~ baGsage checked to all principal points.
w. L. HOLDEN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
VT T Vt WITH 4 1N1NNV II
W. W. CARD, Superintendent.

W. W. NhIUDj oupClll6Clu6uG.
No 1 makes close connections at Elyria with L
s NJ R'y, for the west Alteration with G C O
y Ry, for Columbus, indianapolis and interme.
diate points, AT Massillon, Fl W e. C R'y, for
the west. At Dover, NJ C R'y, for Cambridge,
Marietta and all points on the Ohio River. At
Urichsyille, with P C Il st L Ry, for Coshocton,
GAINESVILLE, Lancaster, etc
No makes close connection at Russell, with A
&G " R,,y, for Burbank, Ashland, Mansfield etc,
At Cleveland, with express trains for all Eastern
cities.
No. makes close connection at Grafton with G
CC& R'y, for Gala, Shelby and Crestlne At
Russell, with express train on q G w Ry, for
Wadsworth, Akron and intermediate points. At
Massillon, with west bound train on Ft W & O
Ry. AT Urichsville, with C a. StL R'y or Steu.
benville Cadiz Junction, Pittsburgh, etc.
No, makes direct connections at Grafton, with
express train for Delaware, Columbus, Indianapo-
lis, st. Louis and all intermediate points Also at
Cleveland for all Eastern cities At Elyria, with
l. & NJ S Ry, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, and
all points west.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10
WESTWARD.
STATIONS.

Trains Nos, ], 2, 3 and 70 on main line run daily
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. | 2, Band
II, between Cincinnati and New York daily,
Hotel coach on train and y between Leayitts.
burgh and New York daily.
Connections at Mansfield with Pitsburg, Fort
wayne ana ChiCago Railroad at Ravenna with
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad; at Meadville
Union and Cory for on Regions; at Corning for
Rochester and points on the New York Central,
and at Binghampton for Albany Springfield, Wor.
cester, Boston and New England
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains for
the South and West
No "stop-Over" allowed upon local tickets Lo.
cal passengers must purchase tickets to their first
stopping place, and then repurchase from that
point TO destination.
w. B. SHATTUC,
Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent, C incinnqf, O,
P. d. COOPER,
Gen. SUPERINTENDENT Cleveland, o. nOv16-u,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

SWEET is THE ROSE.
BY EDMUND sPENsER;

Sweet Is the rose, but grown upon brerei
Sweet Is the juniper, but sharp his bough;
Sweet is the eglantine, but pricketh near;
Sweet is the frbloom, but his branches rough;
Sweet is the cyprus, but his rind is toughi
Sweet is the nut but bitter Is his pill
Sweet is the broom flower, but yet sour enough
And sweet is molly but his root is ILL
SO, every sweet, with sour Is tempered still,
That maketh 1t be coveted the more;
For easy things that may be got at will
Most sorts Of men do set but little store.
Why then should account of little pain,
That endless pleasure shall unto me galn2
If solid happiness we prize,
With n our breast this jewel lies;
And they are fools who roam;
The world has nothing to bestow:
From our own selves our joys must aow
And that dear place our home.
-COhOn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

WASHING MACHINES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01

savage, mythOl0gical, historic, dramatic,
poetic, upernGtursl-and endless o'her
articles, arrangements and sui s;disry
tbings, were all displayed as cisar as in
the sunshine. Bat, instead OF the sun
shine, was The plsy Of endless colors,
hues and tints OF life. What science has
made known and inventions embodied
were brought into play of the right
time and 10 the correct pur-
pose. Twenty.eight cars, placed
wildly and expressively Def re
the people, the story nf P0esien from
its imaginative conception in primitive
times-whsn the divine sffAtus d.s
cended with the fall of flowers and the
attendance of ethereal clouds, and of
divinities dwelling beyond them-to the
realizstions of human genius SIS exhib-
tied among the select minds OF ell times
aud naiions. 1t wss bold as vel as g
beautiful thought 10 grasp so wide a
scheEae, ard to individualiZe 30 cOmpre-
hensive a subject. But it was done, snd
the profound qualification expressed by
tie gazing thousands that filed our
streets last night testifies that il was
done successfully. Toe Memphi, on the
Csnter nial year, have sdded another
acquisition to their previous conquests,
and at the next Mardi Grss the fame of
what has been done will bring from still
GeFing and adiniring thousands to g5Zs
upon the miracles evoked by these
skilled and accomplished necrOmanceTs,
the followers OF the Grand Ouro, the
mysterious Memphi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01

a WHOLESOME bill, aud one that will
receive very general Endorsement, is
that alluded to by the Washington cor
respondent OF the APPEAL in his letter
published on Sunday. II provides that
heads Of departments shall keep all the
bureaus and offices of their respective
departments open every day, except
Sundays and legal holidays. From the
first Of October until the first of April at
least eight hours, and t, ON the first day
of April TO the first of October ten
hours, under the penalty of the forfeit
IRE Of his sslsry for each and every day
in which such requirement is 10. OBJ
served. Any officer or employee who
shall work less number Of hours shall
forfeit his salary for each and every day
during which he shall violate this pro-
vision. DisbOrsing officers are forbidden
topsy any money SIS salaries FOR days so
forfeited, under penalty OF five thou
sand dollars aud one years imprIson-
ment In the peniteutiary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01

IT WILL be well for those who are rail-
ing at the health officer fer the removal
Of signs and other distractions TO clean
liness, 70 remember that there are re-
CipTocal obligations between the city and
the citizens, and that the municipality
Is liable in law for damages Tor any and
every falling to enforce the ordinances.
A case In point is furnished by tie New
York EUeaing Post, which gives the re-.
suit In the case OF William Hume us. the
Mayor and Aldermen OF New York: The
plaintiff in this suit was crushed beneath
an awning which fell from an accumu.
lstion Of snow in the wiz tar Of 1872. a.,
the corner Of One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street and Fourth avenue, and had
one leg broken. He sued for twenty
five thousand dollars damages, on the
ground that awnings are nuissnces, and
that II the city authorities tolerate them
they are responsible for all damages.
The defense was that the awning fell
through accident, having been weak.
ened by a runaway fire-epgine dashirg
against one OF the uprights, and also in
consequence Of severe snow-storm.
The jury awarded the plaintiff eighteen
thousand dollars damages. John Hayes,
the Plaintiff brother-in. Law, wss killed
by the falling OF the awning, and his
widow hiss 40 action against the CITY
pending, and will, no doubt, be awarded
damages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01

TIE United States court OF claims
Monday rendered q decision In regard
to the famous CaorI eaning claim. 1t
WAS contended that The reference Of this
claim by congress to the postmaster
general, and mis- decision that between
four and five hundred thousand dollals
were due to the claimant, constituted an
award binding on The government. The
court row sustsins q demurrer TO this
assertion, and holds that tie action
above stated was not binding on the
government. An appeal will be taken
TO the supreme court.