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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06
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So giotcn Der Gritcn National. .Wonf
bon YnItou, 81.
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bon glurora, Sll.
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bon 2OuiSpille, Sr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06
Eotale ,Nenl9kritrn
SauSaster. va.
OOuueritus Sub 6. 1875.
SeIbRmorb. - Sobn &

SsIbiimorb. - SObn srout. eobn
BON Gbrabum 3rout in Strasbura
Solpnidip. 9anfOiter GOuntp. sntlcibte
iid AM leBtcn 6reitus YOrmittus. in.
Dem er iid ben sails i'm &sllcr isin's
Satcrs onrdihnitt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06
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9luS uuditcbenbcr SubcIe fam man
baS iutereiiante Suctllm criebcn, bab
Sobn 8. @onmS 1924, SumcS s.. &OIf
1874, SamcS 8udonon 1856 unb glb'
rubam 9iucOIn 1860 iimmtIid beSiiSlid
bc8 Sulfs.Sotum$ feline Moiuritdt CT.
bicltcn, bn0coen Omit MuSnabme bon
9lbamS, Den baS &cprdientuntenbaus
crwdbItc,) bic MaiOritdt bcS GIeftoruI.
8otumS fir iid) batten;
UoIfss Gleftorals
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06
Scutidb auf Der WeltsQ(usfennua.

Sm nYbiIuOcIpbiu 0cmOfrnt" bonn
Iebtcn @fontaO finOen mir NnS SoI0en.
be:
Wtit cincr 9cluiicu 8credti9un9 fOnn.
te man ilbcr bic Gingin9e gum @uSiteI.
Iun9SpIabe Die 8orte idrcibcn ,,Sisr
luirO OeutIb 9ciprodcn". Sn ben mel
item ScpurtemcntS finOet man uOrnebm.
Iid Ocutide en9usirt unb 1T cS serobe.
3u mcrfluilrbi9. bab man in SlbtbeiIun.
gen, 100 man bisS iider uidt permutbet
bate, nit Der Oeutiden Sprudc gang
bcqucm burdfommt. 60 boben gbina
mS Sopun Oeutidipredenbe 8samte ;
Der Sefretdr OeS 2cbtcren, Serr Strip
Sucn, SObn beS 9onboncr &rofeforS
guuIiffe Sweu, ipridt Gin b6uig rsint8,
bunnoperaniIdcS Seutid. 9ic &une.
fen. ioluobl Der &Nnfmunn, iueIder in
ben Suupt9cbdiIOe nuSiteIIt, luie oud
0ieieuioen, iueldc uuf bcm BIabe ba$
crit fiir3lid bciprOdene 3inseI.Snn9el
in'S 2cbcn 9crufcu baben, iinO im
Stunoc, iid in bcutider Sprads an
pcritdnoi0eu. Sic @it9Iicbcr Der e9bp.
tiidcu GOmmiiiiOu iino entlueOer in
9eutidIouO 8ebOrcn, Oocr iprcdcn bas
SeutIdc b0Ii9 ilieBcnb. OtubIunb,
Sdlueoen unb gfurlue9en babcn bcutid.
Iprcdenbe 8samtc, ebsnlO bic Spanier,
Mcgifuner, StuIiencr. 8cI9ier unb SOL
IdnOer, bic 8ruiiIioncr unO bic gn9Idn.
Der. 9lub im frunS0iiiden 9eparte.
mcut fam man Oentld ipreden bOren,
unb sluur lit Der Serr, iueIder ben So.
iten nit Den reidcn SiamantSdmnd.
Iaden inter iib bat, Gin 9eborener 0eut.
ldcr. Sie Wcb1abI Der ruiiilden @us.
iteIIer iibrt Scutidc Nomen. SIN ame.
rituniiden 9cpartcment lit bic 8abI ber
bcuti6ipredenbn SIusIteIIer eerabean
sroburtis; uu6 iino picIc Scutlbe bon
gusteIlern enou9irt lpOrOeu, Inn bic
auS9citeIItcn @eocuitdnbc 3u ertIdren
SIM &seicrunos'@ @ebduOe 1T fait ieber
Der 9IngciteIIten, loluie Der bort COM.
munbirten 8unbeS.SOIbatcn i'm Stan.
be, cine Oeutide llnterbuItuns 3u fiib.
ren. Scr Sber.Sn9enieur Der IusiteI.
lung, Scrr Sermanu s. Sdwar,munn,
tuel6er bonn 8oarO Of Sinupce unse.
iteIIt lit, iolpic ieiue llnterbcamtcn, bic
@drtucr, ciu She'll Der &Olijiitsn unb
bic @fcbr3obI Der &rbeiter iinb 9eut.
Idc. gnOIid iiuo bic meiiten 8sIIner
in ben peridiebeuen &eitaurants uno
e6cnlu, tpie bic llnternebmer bieler Sta.
bIiIcments, cnttpeOcr in 9eutI6IauS
NcbOren OOer bod Der beutideuGprade
p6ai0 mddti9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06
MaH @illninatpn.

9la6Iten Wtittro6 9Oifcu mir nnirc
SreunSe in @ilniiustOu, SclOuare gu
beIu6en; 14Gasc ipater icue in 2cba'
non, Rea6in9 uno Samaqua.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06
ScrS6pben.

@csen Der Scier bcs 4tcn Suit CT
Ideint bic Thanksgiving" oieic $50
DIE einen Gag ipGter.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06

0trnrtbeilt.-Sr. 8oUNwin. wrIhcr
Ncn GOO rcs SrdnIeiu GidlrIber9er onrd
GboriOn mo faIihe Meoisineu Der.
bci8cfilbrt bate. unn an Der Court in
eanfaltcr Gin 8erbor 6attr, wuroe iduI.
big 4cfnuecn. mo lcBtc 8ode anf orei
5dhrcn in's 3ndltbaus. ndb in 5000
StrOfc ncbit llnfoiien ucrurtbcilt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06
Sif bas nidi rine SdDmad 2

0ic 8rpubI funcr in qonfuitrr bubcn
ben scecnmdrtiacn Siitrltt.GnluaIt ie.
ncS Gountbs. : 8. ! SObniou. mel.
der wc0cn &cridIiduna uOn Burger.
ideincu On9ctIaat 1T, gum SOrllBcr Der
County ,Gommiitc crnannt!-@Ilc einea
8etriiNcr ais 8comtcr un Der Spite ci
her pOlitiidlen @artei @nbrlid fir
10 i9le@t bObcn mir Die R,pnbIifansr
oub nod uidt 9cbuIten. abCr mas 9ibt
icne @Ortci bum iinO ia bod brinabe
ibrc idmmllidc glnfIbrer idon lanse
ais cine gtOHr SdWinNIer uno 8etriI'
ger bcfonnt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06

Sie Ginwobnsrjabl bon ganfaiter
Gitp lit Ouf 25, ,441 Onssseben; bu ubcr
uiele SOrmulare gar ni6t ausssfhllt,
uno tbeillueiie aud iebr munoslbaft pas
rem, 70 bslauft iiG bic 3ubl um uiellei6t
1000 bis 1900 mebr. Die AM itSrfs
iteu beOUlterte 8arb 1T Die st6te,-
oas alte OemOfratiide @ibratter, nit
1858. nnO bic idWd6te, Die Siinits NIT
1928. Die u6te @arb bat bios pier
Mitslieber i'm StaOtratb, pabreub bic
Oierte @aro, init bios 22s5 GiupObs
uer (56s GiuuObusr iueniOsr), bsren
flint bat. Wtau muB absr wiiien, baB
bic a6tc 8aro fart Demofratiib, unb
bic pierte ,.nisserii6" lit. DaB III.
what's the matter.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06

SiIOsn ipurbe fir nominirt crfllrt,
unb bic Contention Uerta9te iid, irbcm
iie bic domination fir Sice.@rdiibcnt
ouf ben fOI9enocn 8u9 ucridob.
glm Sonnerita9 nomiuirte Die GOn.
uentiOn &bOmas u. SsuSridS bon ST.
biaua einitimmis fir Sicc.Brdiiocnt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06

GerurtbeiIt. - GntOn Setting. Ser.
uusSeber Der ,SIIinOis StautSJeitune"
in GbicusO, lueIder tue0en 8eitbsiIisuns
an ben ,frummen" 8biStp, ,SdiuinOe.
leieu in Chicago bclduIOiSt 1T, iuurbe
am Sumitue bon Ocm bOrti9en S6wnr'
oeri6te I6ulOis SsfllnOen uuO gu siner
@eIObupe bon $1,000 unb aipei Sabre
&erferbatt perurtbeiIt,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06

Sbidon &iIbeu cine Wfcbrbeit Der ab.
0e8tbenen Stimmen crbalten bate, fcbI.
ten ibm bod bic n0tbi9en 3wei' 'SritteI
bcrieIben. gtan idritt bcSbalb gum
Dmeitet MnI(nf
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06
Samuel Z. SiloeH bun Rriu Ourf

SEER Samuel s. Silben iuurOe I'M
Sabre 1914 in gtclu 2ebunOn, GoIum-
bia County, STEIN gOrf, 9eboren lInO 1T
baber SO Sabre aft. Sein Suter mar
2onbpirtb unO elmer iciuer @bncn iic'
bette iid) i'm Sabre 1884 in Scitllatc,
@fuT. uu. Ser 5ufiinfti9e %rdiiNcnt
Der &ereiniSten Stauteu itammt Suber
aus elmer alien amerifuuiiden SamiIic,
@r be3O9 ipdter baS Gale college nnb
IieB iid in glciu Sorf ais @OuOfat nieScr
lnO nnbm boIo cine beruOrrasenbe StcI.
lung unter ben Suriiten Elm. 9urd ei.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06

Ser 9uuiafter Rannsr6sr.- r.-9ie.
isr oIte ubcr oennod iuscnbfriide uub
tbdti9c Sciunsuerein, bieIt am OOnncr.
flag feline buIbiabri9e 8eomtenluabl. 100.
bel foI9enbe $erren erludblt iuuroen;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28

A oKsTLKNAS recently sent his servant
10 druggist with physicians prescrip-
ton and q written request for the return
Of the original prescription by the bearer
The druggist refusing to comply with
the request. the servant returned with
out the medicine aud without tho pre-
scription. The gentleman then wrote
the druggist to inquire ON what author
ity he based his right to retain the
original prescription. which simply elie-
tied rejoindsr that he was entitled TO
IL by law. It 10 satisfactory to say that
the druggist IL wrong. distinguished
Judge Of New York city having satisfied
himsslf, after careful search. that there
Is NO law, In that STATE at least. emitting
. druggist to possess himself SUMMARY
Of another mans property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
NOTICE 70 IIEEHoIDfRs.

~ ruv r,~ru,c-r ,orsr nu wxsr
LnE vrrnCT Svuhr " IuE
" us,n, ~ a.s Dlsu'et ., sns s'A's 7" Ns'
v,ess !, n ~ ~ ~ sn..}..x =. aouru
D.ScS n<,S,sn' ssn;w rnnnn;w ra
CALiFossiA Aa"'"o eoArA"'' Ds'en''
ans,,- u,.nvprv ..,..
pkhnm nLAunnLt ns{ n.e. nyN.se M
~ - - xsss iu1 nsa,a,.s ~ snc =, III ~.
sncs ooer ~ ~ ~ "a ~ s,ar.. css,nt, ~ ss
bonpsay. eospossiioa formed s cIMn,a aSa snsuns
under tne nws G w sssss s.,s ~ .sschs,jc.s
eeooasnr 70 to,eecS een - s.,,sr'
uss elea1sd nc neaa ~ n.m w. W.. 80 s,.s,.
ingosscssse ..s 5h s sss,sIn .ssft f.r minins
Hrpspss. fhsreoe. 10 wit: Thas certain nins.
mining ehim and ersnisss. .otssS .,,..... - m
orce and nln1an tnsIst. sontsae.e. - ". s $3.50. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28

ACHicAoo firm. dealing in gamblers
implements for cheating. advertises to
send free q complete list Of county fairs
10 be held next Fall. Thus swindlers
may lay out business tour satisf"cior-
ily. Gambling seems. to judge by the
following extract from the inns cir
cular, to have suffered by the general
depression In business: I'VE take
pleasure in handing you our revised
price list. In which you will find that We
have reduced prices to conform with the
times. Owing to the continued shrink.
age in commercial values and the de-
creased cost OF labor and material. we
Offer you a complete list Of first.elass
goods at prices lower than have ever
before been offered by any house In the
trade. Having q large factory, with
steam power and all the latest Inn
proved machinery. We are able with our
Increased facilities 10 Gil all orders quick
" and in n satisfactory manner. AMI
stand to-day the leaders in our branch
Of industry in the United States. II not
In the world" The catalogue includes
marked cards. loaded dice. and many
other devices for cheating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28

A brilliant. gorgeous. imposing and
magnificent Living Panorama, resplen-
dsnt with glitter and gold. introducing
cages of Wild Animals. huge massive
Chario,s and golden Tablean Cars, Five
Hlsphants in harness, Ten Dromedaries'
Zebras and Camels in harness; also the
gorgeous moving Temple 81 Juno, thirty
lei high. with the living Elephant Top
sey. only ihiriy-eight inches high, on tor
of IA. same a genuine Steam Plane, ivy
separa,. and distinct Bands OF Music
forming altogether the most imp"sin.'
brilliant aud grand street procession s'ef
witnessed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

N1oricR 70 HEREBY OWN THAT TIE
~ Town Assessor has nled In the Cltrh's
ofaec the Assessment Roll Of all ptrvons and
properly within the Incorporated limits of the
Town u 0old Hlil lisbfs 60 TAXATION. for the
nsosl year ending The hrst Mordsy In May,
1871. and that the Board Of Trustees Of ssld
town, setisg a. Roa a OF Equalization. hsv.
ing slsminsd sid Asssssmsst Roll, have
nipsd the valuation OF the real sstate, I'm.
provements and personal properly In said roll
set down and ssrrsrsd 10 perscps and cofpors.
lions hersinsfisr named, ~ follows. viz:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
|i||I|lI!I|l|I
TAI rArsRs' rAsE'
Il t,O.ool
Point Nc Co
5000

II. abeyeDsn:d psrsons and eor.o'.,icn.
Of Trustees Of the Town Of 0old Hill. sit Ing
a. Board OF Equalization. ct the once Of The
Town hsrsbal. In ryar d yellow jacket IN.
Etns conpAhy's hous-. Main str et. Gold Hill.
bsorry county. Nevada, between th. hours cf 2
and c'clock ,. ~, esmmepeing August 18Th
cause, if any they can. Why the valuation VI
propsgty asacssed 20 them sbail not he raised
In the sdditionai amounts akove named. and
their taxes squsiized, - provided By ordinance
Of said town.
- VIZ. ny. DOANE.
Clsrk OF Beard,
aoia NM n.x.a.. Ausust n isis' sniitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28

ngposIrs ofcOfR OR BULLION received.
~ .lrhsr oa open account or 70 lssus csk.
TIYlCATIs therefor, payable (at the option VI
The holder In aold Hlll of San Frsnciscoi
MAKE collections, purchase Bullion atlne mos'
favorable raies, of advance coin .hefeoh whrt
forwarded 20 the Parent Baak In San Ffsneiseo;
sails Bills of kfchange, and irAnsaeis oensfsi
Banking basiness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
poerp0SEugNr.
su54u
SIocKNoIDERS' MlETlNe.

ovytcr cR0wN FONT RAvISI GOLD
Ossd silver hinise oo@peny.5 xosies.-
doid spd siivsr Mining Company. for the siee.
,,1s Sssr ssd tbs trssssrtios o. such oshsr busi.
- - nay psopssiy cons before The ncsting.
1ili b held 4 he Once Of The coupspy, sif
c,s: ;;,ss sSo1s s.S :ss0ss cd q s e,
fossis sersss, Gan rranciseo, California, en-
MONDAY, he s'h dsy Of ssvteubes. 1916. q
u bsuf Of o'eicek 4. Transfer booss
vtil e,ess % Friday. Sspssubss J. 1875. s' -
,,.,:,;,. = J sy,ysSrSs I.s..; 2, i.,: s:' .s,ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

oold IIli. Nev.ds. August u 1915: anil
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
rME OLD CANOE.
NJ AIsrsr r.xs.

whsrs tAs rocks ere srsy and NE shore IL steep.
And ths waters below look DARK and deep.
E.ses ssosm,i, @ over s The nsrty si1s'
whsrs the rssds and rushss sse long and i.nk
And the wssds grow thick on the winding bank,
whsre the shsaow 10 heavy the wh0is day
rA~s iies 4 i.s noorl,s. tn. old e.so-.
Ths ussisss paddles are Idly drOpp-d
Like 2 sss birds wings that tho storm has
Asd crosssd os the railing one o'er one.
Liks tks fola~d hands when the work IL done.
Wills basily back and forth bstwesn
Ths spider stretches his siivsry screen. a,
And the solema owi with the dull too vhoo.
ssssiss aovn sa1hs side Of the old canoe
rss stern half sunh in the slimy wave.
Hots slowly away In its living grase.
ApAlAs rrssn moss er~ep~ Ger III dull decay,
ntdlne - noidering dust avay.
Lihs The hand that plAnts o'er the 'om'
Or The ivy thsi msnilss the f.iiing tower
Whlls many . blossom n lovsiicsi hue
springs M DER the s:srn Of the old canoe
rss eurrsstisss waters are deed sne si,ll.
bss the twilight sind pays with ih" coat 81
Asd issiiy In ssd su, ss.ia
II noaks The length OF the rusty chain.
Iks he weary march Of the hsod of time.
rhat meet aud part 81 the noontiie chime.
Al ~ shors - / rarsi 81 esfh turning anew.
- ths alpplrs sow u the old canoe.
On. many time with careles- hand
! hsvs paahsi u awas frJm the rshbiy strAnd.
And padded u dosn where the stream russ
whsrs he .Airl- are vide and the sliisa are
And ,sashsa % l.snei osr 10. fSeklns side.
Ard iooke ID below its broken tide.
To - thaf the fas~- sni bosi- were two
T.hst we're mirrored back if"ui the "Ai canoe.
nat nov. A. lean DER the tru1bling eide.
And Iook below In the sluggish tide.
Tbe lace that ree there 10 gtsv.r grown.
And the lanah thai hear IL sobercr tone.
And N. hAnds that lent "a the hsht skin wings
Have xrovn familiar with rtsfnrr thing:
Hut love 10 think ofths hoar. that sped
A. roclsd where the uhiri- their white spray
shed,
Rr, the bios-om waved or the green grs-s grew
O' 'er ths nouldsring stern Of the oid canoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28

A SPECIAL L. \. DErrcrIvE FoRcr.--
This Ia the only company in America hav.
ing genuine Detective Force 10 proiec'
our patrons from impo-iiion. sharks
thieves. etc. lf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-18
An lnleresilssg Robbery Trial In
z Maryl0ud.

At st. Miehaels, Nd, q young man
named Jeiiafson vas recently convicted
Of q robhery committed In 1855. ten
years prestously, On his trial the jury
disagreed. The Judge said they you'd
at once proceed TO inpanel another jury
and have asecond trial. Gov Thomas,
counsel fos the prisoner. proposed with
the assen. Vi the States Attorney, to
submit the case for trial and decision 10
the Court, without Jury. The States
Attorney consented to this, and the case
was accordingly submitted The Wit.
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Dur list is increasing,
but you can aid to further en-
large it by sending us the
name Of one new subscriber.
Cheap Railroad.

We have arrived at a new era in rail.
road building Gov. Allen said at the
Scioto Valley Railroad meeting, in this
city, nearly year ago, that the time
would come in this country when rail.
roads would be as plentiful as country
roads. We now have faith that his pre-
diction ia to. be verified. The DAYTON
and Southwestern Narrow.Gauge Rail
road, which is to run from Dayton
through Chilicothe into the jackson
coal fields, was let to responsible par
ty, Phelps, King & Co.. Springfield,
Mass, on Saturday, for 86,720 per mile
This includes grading, bridging, and all
necessary depots. Ia short, everything
but the rolling stock, This is as cheap
as ordinary turnpikes are built, and at
such price. everyi community can in
dulge in the luxury OF railroad. The
grade is to be l5 feet per mile. and the
iron is to be 40 pounds. We congratu
late our Dayton and Chillicothe friends
on at last being sure Of a coal road
Columbus Dispatch. Er-os
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-18
R%THE SPIRIT is the
only Democratic paper. pub
lished in Monroe County. s1

~ The complaints in tue, third.term
organs. about the Democratic House ALL
ing the Offices at its disposal with ex-
rebels, to the exclusion Of .maimed
Union soldiers, are proved to be hum.
bug by the records OF the late Republi-
can Congress. From Clerk to page
there are 276 Offices in the House. The
list of the last House shows that OF this
number only eight bad served in the
Union army, and three Of them had
been clerks in the quartermaster's de
partment. OF the five genuine Union
soldlers, two only had been wounded,
and one only had received q serious in.
jury. The latter was Joseph F. Wilson,
Assistant Postmaster for three terms,
who retires with an ample competency
The real trouble with the third termers
is that many Of the ousted officials were
well trained lobbyists, and knew the po,
litical and personal secrets Of leading
Republicans. No wonder that Grant il
importuned to provide for them in othei
departments.-N Y. Sun, 5th inst, 9
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-18
Arc ,Aayyesar.s,s ysa enls Read7

The advertisements in a newspaper
are more read than, the, thoagntless i'm
sgina. They are map Of large class
of business mems capabilities in life ~
The man who eontemplates doing bust
mesa Ia z, distant town takes up the local
paper aud in. its advertising columns
sees . true picture OF the men he has to
deal with; complete record of the
town, its commerce, its home trade, the
facilities OF storekeepera, its banks, and
|in almost every case he can estimate the
character of tbepmen who are soliciting
the public patronage. d The advertising
pagezis map Of the towEs ., record al
the municipal character, business c0n
fession Of the citizens. and instead -oi
being the o2inionaied production OF one
man t,isI frsighted with the lifsthopsh.s
/ OF a hupdred.ss ,e;1ss.a sf9sA s4sg54s
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Probably the wealthiest young man In
this city Ia Joshua Montgomery Sears,
son of the late Joshua Sears, who died
February I, 1857, leaving his son heir
to his large estate, The heir reached
his majority on Christmas, but by the
terms of the will, which LETT the proper
ty in trust, he now receives but q email
fraction of the estate. The elder Sears
left property OF the estimated value OF
SL500,0O0, Alpheus Hardy, Horatio
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. kHIn order to find out the day OF
the week npon which any event fell, one
hundred years ego, count forward two
days from the day Of the week upon
which the centennial anniversary falls
For instance, the 4th Of July, 1876. will
fall on Tuesday; the 4th Of July, l776
was Thursday. ! The centennial aani-
.yersary Of the battle OF bunker Hill Was
celebrated Thursday, June II. 1875
The, battle.was fought Saturday. June
II, Tia. This rule mast not. be use.i
for dates in the eighteenth century ear
lier than 1882 because that was the
year when atbe change from the sold
style" took effect in Eogland and bel
colonies. &
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To remove all anxiety on this subject,
vemay say the evangelist sre cared
for by the people among WHOM they Ia
bor Mr.. Moody, We know, sdoes moi
like. to, labor for fixed salary. and
sometimes refuses liberal offers OF mon.
ey when be does not need il, but he Be,
lieves that the laborer is worthy Of biz
hire. and he receives from the people
among whom he works enough to sup
port him and bis family in comfort. WI
suproee Mr.. Sankey does the same
CAristiaa linton. ;..5
Poetry is the perpetual endeavor te
express the spirit OF the thing tospass
the brute body and search the lite and
reason which cause it to exist.
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why He COuldn't Go to Church.

why He Couldn't GO TO Church.
II wouldn't be such Christian as you
are, John," said his wife, as she stood in
the doorway dressed for church "You
could go with me very well if you want.
ed to-"
"How can I2r he half sobbed.-
"There's the wood to be split, and the
coal to be shoveled over to the other
side Of the cellar, and no dishes washed
for dinner yet" coz
"Ah, I didn't. think Of that" she mur-
INJURED, thoughtfuliysaud giving her new
cloak q fresh hitch aft, sailed out alone.
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