The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31
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hatch out, there viii be ersssiloppers
enough to deyoar every green .thiag iu
the State Of Minnesota next year. .rg, a.s
Love Is circnmspect, humble, snd,up-
right Sneti;yieldipg sto seftness, GorN to
leyity, norrattending TO VAIN things z II
isssobefs chastes steady, qafet, and guar
ded in ar the senses . 7to5sqs "A X en-;
pts .1srig
s'Phb my sujewel,Y isaias FRat,ii rBm
nighsyssorry sye eanaTiiie with me to-
iaveSA s.Arrah, sand whyscau't 4 dine
with YEP" said the astoDished Phil 20
s.Beeaase, h6y DEAR" returned Pat Al
haven asked ye. as YETI, $3.50 rs,si'l .ss.s.i
Let us Keep our. lscurns for our own
weaknesses, our hlamefor oiinown sins,
certain thatswe shall gain more fnstruc!
ton, though not amoseTnenf,9 by hunt
ing out the good which is in any thing
than BY hunting out the evil = Kingsley
Colonel Gopeyoodn hot AustialFexss,
has o. camel rancho 10 Tho seest9 Of rails
ing is merely in herdiug and sailing, and
no more attention is required than for
essame number or Mustang hofses+-as -a. =
They sell at from six hundred 10 eight
hundred dollars per head /. zi.sS sais,T
The Chairman of the Democratic
Slater Committee of Michigan writes
from Detroit thatthe Rev e Flowers,
author OF the oauocious story that Mr.
Tilden cursed Union soldiers, has left
town permanently without paying his
debts o., grocery bills. a7sase sasI 4e1
There maysyet be some fun in Ohio
The Republican ticket in Cuyahoga
County had an. engraved head on IT.
contrary to the Election law which l.
very strict, and, il there is a contest,
the result may tbe Mr. Paynes return
aud the spelling Of all The bets seno 81
GOO for Barnesssais sosibsls f'ss ls1s2 ssa
We are variously gifted. One mar
wilIaofder d barrel Of apples and have
the vender put it where he wants it while
he stands composedly by pulling on q
cigarrT, While another man ordering the
same, will find. that the seller has been
striekemwith alamei back, and tIlat he
himself has got to do four'ffths Of the
lifting.
Not much doubt as to where the Ger
man vote is at Cleveland. Cuyahoga
last year gave l7s0l2 Republican; this
year. IL, $50; increase, 96s .slt 4gave 10
1875 for the Democrats 1896 in 1875
IT, gave aA,236; increase, "a, ,270.uT The
Chicago Tribune, edited by u veteran
GIevelapds fpoliticianY SAYS this isAs.bai
reason of German defeclions"s Esn q
There Are ll9 life'savina stations on
our coast from Maine to Florida, 2 thirty
onthelakes, and eight on the Pacifie,,
employing l,l00 men. The coasts OF
New jersey, Long. Island, and North
Carolina are the most dangerous Each
keeper gets $500 a year, aud they hav.
sayed 3,16ss lives in the last -four years
sdThe advantage OF a meat PIE rs It's
cheapness M eat which Is too tough to
be eaten 10 any otber form, is made into
pie. The crust should be light and
faky, and the pie baked until the crust
is done. Some people like plenty o.
seasoning. but the chief requisite for a
good pie is tbroad an elastic throat,
and stomach with pronounced views
Mr Chamberlain, not OF Sououth Car
olina, has been hoist with his own proc
lamation, as witness this aelegram from
the commander ofzthe Abbevillea Rife
Clubs 1.-The rife elubEof this place WAS
organized May 26,o 1875, by your con
sents and you are an honorary member
or the same. Does your proclamation
include il? II SO, consider il disbandied,
W. 7. BRANCH, Captain" " -
Thy love existed before my life be
GAM Thou hast loved me before | had
a being, for my existence is The fruit ol
Thy love. Thou hast called me by my
name, before the world was; andu when
thou didst create the world, thou didsi
itonot without regard to- me, the poorest
of Thy children, so that amongst the
millions Of paths around me T also fine
the one that conducts me TO the goalk- eio1aalk
1hoiycFTlI or
A .b.ackirseloud makes the trayelel
mend histspace, and mint his home
whereas fair and pleasant way waste
bis time. However others may think o.
1t, vet take it as a mercy that now anC
th.n some eloudsicome between me ane
my sun, and many lim's some troubles
do CONCEAL my comforts; j perceiy'
i'll should find too, much friendship u
any inn inlmy pilgrimage,l 4 should SCOT
forget my Fathers house and my herit
age laDf Lacosa' = s,s' 81 oa' ,,.f,.' 3 s,.p
Mr.. Jacob ,Ranck, aged sixty,fy'
wears, o hishly,respected farmer of Par
adiseto pnsllip. Lancaster County. Penn,
was recently hauling in corn, and SOM
ofgthe farm hands had uniiitched thl
front span Of horses, when they wheel
ed around suddenly and knocked Mr
Rahcll,s who was standing By, agaihs