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BRONCHITIS AIM LUNG
$. g AFFECTIONS. .s,sal ..'.
TRACHEON.
TRACHEON.

A slight so-calEed cold W;u ofttin,eA
lead to a serious cough, scIiclt, enoareG
for or badly treated, Wttst hare bat one
resntt-St mast cgeatuate In q settled case
Of BRONCHIyIs, Or .sIios ss .cerse, The
from Iarassing cough aud erpectoiutioH,
TRACHEON offers % aisouSd, Tettobtc, Gnd
1,e,.h.aneat relief. It,angsaesats egpecfo-
ration, and enables the patient to Ieepet
that terribly septic deposit, srhtch, " tfft
,nuntcate its poiso,s TO the tesicular snbA
stance of the lang, degeneratind aud de-
stroyi,,g that most essential or orgas's,
md uft;,nates omtY t,s an carly and ss.-
timely death. TRzCHEON has no eQwai,
,nncI less a superior, and its asc sciN not
only re,ssope the deposit, thereby. lferdtnQ
0reat relief, but heals the MeBstft.sc end
tedves the pattc'st tHfessessfosf Of heoteAy
.i firiss, Ffsy csnis per best'sj " sss
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EEThe Secretary Of the Agricultu-
raj Society informed us last week that
the Balloon Ascensions would take place
at the Fair on September 9Th and 7th,
but That the Chariot Races would be
omitted. owing to the fact that the Char
lots had been attached as the property
of Circus company, in Pennsylvania,
to which they had been leased for the
season. var
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON

5 GASTRON 10 a safe, speedy, and poet,
ttre cure fos. that most depress3nG Of al.
spents, and a brtef c0Hrse o urea tssent 9gftkp
restore The digestiee organs to atetr pris-
tine strength, and pTosnofe tjsef heatfsy
s,ervous irrttdb bitity Of n.erury end ait
poasons pursuing q sesiestfart ttfe, -
speedily removed Jy ibis a0eNt. he
steu.uci Is RESTORED to heatth Gssd the key-s
note of the system t0in ones more rcspond
In the performance of labor.
Y Price, One Dollar, IN large botsts, o.
+ stap bottles, IS. In
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re- The several Democrats appointed
on Committees, by the Delegates Of the
18th District at the Democratic State
Convention, were:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F DAVIS, Meigs.
Per. Organization-HENRY MAURY,
Monroe.
Resolutions-A j. WARNER, Wash
ineton.
To Select Central Com e. NJ KEN
sEDY, Morgan. e
Col r A. CONSTABLE, of Athens, was
Vice President, for the District
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NOTICE.

ON the 5th day of July, 1877. the Probate
" Court of Monroe county declared the
estate Of john Upton, deceased, to be prob
ably insolven.- Creditors are therefore re.
quired to present their claims against the
estate to the undersigned, for allowance,
within six months from the time above men
toned, or they will not be entitled to pay
ment: L. L. TIPrON,
Admir- of John Upton, decd.
julyl0,'77w3. e9
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Obituary..

Departed this life July 18Th, 1877,
FLORA JANE, daughter of WILLIAM and
SARAH PAseo, aged eight months and
twenty five days.
Thou art gone Flora, 4f,f,y
n Gone to the Courts above, sae :
Wemiss thee Flora, e9ea9e ia9
Bat know It's well with thee. =
-sl r CPL.
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g Owing to the stoppage of trains,
the reports ffom the different cattle mar,
kets, this week, are of very little impor-
lance. We have reports from only two,
New York and Cincinnati.
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HThe svindlers still live. This
time it was . steam boiler. The place
was Hancock County. The agent offer
ed $40 each for sales. The sucker was
q farmer. He signed contract, and now
a note for 1924 turns up.
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~rha follnwino recaint

Eg The following receipt is said to
be standard remedy for dysintery and
cholera morbus: Equal parts of tincture
Of rhubarb, laudanum and spirits OF
camphor. Dose-Teaspoonful every
hour, or oftener until relieved
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EIf you want the news of Monroe
County. the general news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMS One year 81 so; six
months 75 cents. 0ffi,e. North of The
Monroe Bank
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EFDr. w. L WEST, of Jolly, this
county, has removed to Matamoras,
Washington county, and FORMED part.
nership in the practice with Dr., GALE
DE-. q B WEsT, Of Jolly, will continue
to praclice in that locality.
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Farm and Mill for Sale.

110 ACRES Of land, with good grist mill
lIU and saw mill; large frame house;
good apple orchard; good we'll of water at
the door; out buildings; Is acres cleared
balance timber: GROSS roads right at the i'm
provements; miles from the railroad; d;situate
in Wetsel county, West Va. Can be bought
on very reasonable terms. For further par.
tioulars call on S. GR.SELL. Jerusalem.
Monroe county, Ohio. julyl0, 7fml. 2
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BROwNSvILLE
SELECT SCHOOL.
E, MARTIN, I..,,,
j, A, liARSklALL,

TINE second term of this School will com.
L mence Tuesday, July a., 1874,
and close Friday, September II, 1917.
In addition to the branches usually taught
In school of this kind. Glasses will be organ
lied, If necessary, in Fronch. spanish. Greek,
Latin and German
Elocution and Penmanship will be systemat.
ioally taught by competent teachers
Peculiar Advantages of the School.
A Literary Society, A Normal Institute,
A course OF Educational and Literary Lectures.
TUITION
Primary Department, s. 90
Common Branches, 8 90
higher Branches, 90
Penmansiip, 8 Lessons, 100
Tuition invariably required in advance No
deductions made except in cases OF protracted
sickness. E,t HaH
For further particulars address 1855 .i1
Il. MA RTIN, Antioch. N. c. y. a'f
]. A. MARSHALL, Jolly, N. G. O.
juneI2,T17td.
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HyThe cashier Of the Monroe Bank
informs us that there are q. S. Bonds
outstanding on which the Interest ceases
in October. Among them are some of
which he has bought the due coupons
within O few weeks. =,
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JULY,
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

EAsr-Leaves Clarington on Tuesday and
Wood sfeld on Wednesday of each week.
WRsr-Leavss Woodsfsld on Wednesday
and Saturday of each week.
SoUrH-Leaves WoodsGsld on Tuesday and
Friday of each week.
NoRTH-Daily mail each ay from Woods
field TO BarnesYille. .t
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Chicago.

July 27-Flour 6 OOalO 90; Wheat l
SSal 40; Corn Ale: Oats SOC; Rye
5Se; Barley 75c.
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EgThe nswest'fan is the kellogg"
This has light blue satin above the ivory
sticks, on which is painted Marguerite
and her spinning-wheel. 1s
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FARM FOR SALE.

The farm Of ABRAM STEPHENS, con
tanning 100 acres, three miles East OF
Woodsfeld, is for sale For terms and
other particulars apply to, or address
H. r WEST,
April p, Tiff W6odsfeld, Ohio.
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RWPut your soap suds around the
roots OF your fruit trees. 1t will de-
stroy the insects and assist the growth
OF the trees. ssrsaa abss;
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Wool Cardiagi and Spinning.
At NIaury's Mills on Sunfish Creek.

,THR undersigned, Fred MaurY and John
L Graham, having added additional ma
chinery to their Carding establishment, on
suufsh Creek, 4 miles from Clariuston, are
prepared to do
CardiDg and Spinning In the Best
- Manner. -
Wool will be received and delivered at the
following places, without additional charge:
Woodshsld, st J. Rsinhsrr's. =. 81
Miltonsburg, at the store Of Samuel Groux
Jerusalem, at the store Of aatchell & Moore.
Beallsviils at the store Of w. II. Hutch
inson & Co.
Cameron, at the stores Of George Suppes
and C. Pontius.
The Superintendent, John Graham, has hsd
number of years experience in the bust,
ness, and all York at this establishment will
be warranted done in first class manner.
ErB Bach person can receive their own wool
MAU..Y & GRAHAM.
Claringtou, Monroe Co., ohio.
may8,77mS. fs . 4
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Cincinnati-JuLY 90 Cattle -
Common, 2 50@3 25; fair to medium,
8 50@4 25; good to choice butcher
grades, 4 1895 90, (no shippers sell
ing fair to good heavy oxen, 4 25@5
25; fair to goodnight, feeders, 8 25@3
rs; and fair to good heavy do, 4 ESQ
4 Is vs r
Hogs-Common. 4 1904 rs: fair to
good light, S0@5; fair to good pack
ing grades, 4 75@4 90; selected butch
ers', 5@5 10; stockers, 4 50@4 80
Sheep-Common- to fair, 2t@3c
good to choice, 3!@44c.
Lambs-Prices range as follows
common to fair, 3f@4c; good to choice
44@4ac, and extra qualities, 5@54c pei
pound gross.
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E I N H E r T
3 Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow-Chow, T
Pickles, Nuts, Candies. Tobacco,C-
Y gars. Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, \
4 Sardines, Mustard & other articles f
E kept in first class Confectionery. !
R Motto: Q lick sales & small profits. |
B i N H E z /
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-Hone passenger train Westat Q 45
in the morning and one East at s 10 in
the afternoon are all the trains that
pass. over the Central Ohio road, each
day, at this time;
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w'If you want a first class Wheeler
and Wilson Improved Sewing Machine
that sells in this market for $50, go to
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S and get
I it for S33 33 l-3.
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REA man named FLANAGAN, from
Washington township, lost his horse
while in Town last Saturday evening, aud
belieyesit was stolen. S, sfsrFj Sc
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wThe next session Of the Barnes
vile District Conference will be held at
Flushing. commencing on the 9Th. day
OF August
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CATTLE MARKETS

New YOrk-JULY 26 -Beeves =
The railroad embargo has wholly unset
tied the live stock market here. Good
to prime steers we're wanted at l4@ @l4ac
Dire ,sed beef ruled firm at 10@11c for
Texan sides and l2@134c for native
sides; fair beef generally sold at 13c
per pound.
Sheep-Market firm for sheep, bu,
quiet and steady for lambs. Common
togood sheep ranged from 5@6ac pei
pound common to good lambs from 8
@9A;a few choice Jerseyslambs reached
10c.. e
Hogs-None received since Tuesday
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kEA ietter.from Washington town
ship, Published this week, is severe on
the man who s,is not ., success on dis
covering Rings.n
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kFThe best speech delivered in the
Democratic State Convention was by
EVAN wlLLlAMs, a young man of Iron
ton, Ohio.
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Ladies, Misses, and Childrens
Shoes, Gents and Boys Boots and Shoes,
to be found atfthe lowest prices at
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S
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E Judge WILLIAM SAMPLE, Of Cos
hocton, Ohio, died on the 23d inst, aged
e6 years and 5 months Judge SAMPLE
Was one Of sQAio's best citizens,
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EEThe next meeting Of the Belmont
County Teachers Association will meet
In Bsrhesvills, Monday, August IS,
1877, and continue FIVE days.
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kEAgallon OF water poured on a
pail Of walnut leaves win make q safe
wash for horses and cattle and save
them the annoyance of flies.
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wSeveral deaths have occurred re-
Gently in Darlington, this county, from
fever, and quite number are now af-
fieted with fever which is pronounced
to be Of q very dangerous type.
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w Remember the Fair on the 9Th,
9th and 7th days Of September. Bal
loon ascenaiens will take place on the
afternoon of the second and third days.
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Pllikatiefpllla.

july 27-Flour 6 0Os10 so; Wheat l
Goal 73; Corn 7SA75c; Oats 4la46c
Rye 70sS0c.
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HThe fight in Chicago the night OF
the 26th inst, resulted in 20 persons be-
ing killed a6d ovei 400 wounded.
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HEIf>anybody points pistol at you
In fun 1t is best to knock him down at
once with the most convenient thing at
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EEIt is about time for some wooden
bead to announce, ''there is Ring here.
We know them" "r+S tgT1 Ufi
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EgCama Meeting commences at
Burr's Mills on Sunday, the 18th day OF
August.
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WHon. J. B WILLIAMS, Judge WM
oKEY, Htsaf 9AuRY, DAVID OkEr and
81. 3 y EST yattended the Democratic
State Convention from this county.
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FOR SIMPLICITY,

FOR SIMPLICITT
Effectiveness, Convenience and Dura
bility, The Farmers F,end Grain Drill
has no equal. "The only Drill made
with cone Gearing requiring no change
of wheels to change quantity to be
sown Call and see them
P. SCHUMACHER. Agent,
Woodsfald, Ohio.
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EF Our assortment Of Dry Goods,
such as Dress Goods, Black Alpaccas,
Black Cashmeres. Cottonades, Jeans,
colored Shirtings &c ), full and complete
for the season at the lowest cash prices.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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.BUSIN E.SS NOTICES.

re- Few D9meslics, Buttons, Notions,
Fancy Goods, Neck Ruching's &c, just
opened at low prices, by
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG
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w"The harvest now is riot, rows
and drunkenness" In Barnesville; so
says the Enterprise.
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w The ticket nominated by the De-
mocracyof Ohio, at Columbus on the
25th insta win be found elsewhere 10
this nsue.a sa = 50
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l~ Miss NJ, A. GUTHRIE has Just
received large and carefully selected
stock of Millinery Goods, Ladies', cal,
and see them
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HDr JAMES SMIFH Of Darlington,
disd on Sunday, the 29ih inst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-31

E%A smart boy says it takes thir-
teen letters to spell COW, and proves it
thus: "See o. double you.
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HTake your families to the woods
and spend sAasy ihsquies, healkhful te.
creation. Il win do them good.
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Cincinnati,

July 27--Flour 6 40sS 65; Wheat
22al 30, Corn 4Ss49s; Oats 37a42c
Rye 65a67c.
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Wooasf,eld stock Market.

July 3O-Cattle 3a4c per pound
Sheep 4i@5c per pound. Hogs 4a4ac
per pound.
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GRANVILLE
SELEUT SCHOOL


naE third session of this school will CON-
msnoe July as, 1877.
Judging from the patronage We have re-.
ceived and the intsrest manifested BY all In
attendance the present term, We. expect q
large attendance next term. No efforts aiti
be spared to make this a school of thorough
instruction. While We desire the patronage
of any wishing thorough practical eduoa.
tion We especially solicit the attendance Of
those who desire to qualify themselves for
teaching Glasses will Do formed for the
benefit # teachers.
TUITION,
Common Branches SIS 90
Higher {" SO -......... 90
Good accomtn odations can BE- had In town
at reasonable rates.
For further particulars address
JAMES A. WATSON,
.tsas se Pri6c5al
junel9, ,7ff. Graysvilie, Ohio.
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EgYou can can fruit now it you can
find sny to can, so you can.
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cT Bonds we're quoted in the New
York market at the close on the eth
inst, as follows s @ 5sksa
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New York.

July a7-Flour 4 75al0 25; Wheat /
4Oal 65; Corn 62a64c; Oats 32a62c ;
Rye Tic; Barley 92c
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s~Gold closed 10 New York on the
S9th insts.at Sfo5tlGa t5fH !
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g@Ladies Hats, trimmed and un-
trimmed at the Millinery establishment
of Miss Nj A. GUTHRIE
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yThe Lutheran church building at
Lewisville, this county, was planned and
erected by MrIHENRY BESDER
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n erhssBeiAout Coau.y Fair will be
held at st. Elairssille. on the 10Th, aolh
and 2lst Of September.
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W-P Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS
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wTemperance meeting at the Chris.
tian'C Church, in this place, on Friday
'eveningof Thu week. 81
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For Sale.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN JE.
kUSALEM, OHIO.

r ARGE DWELLING HOUSE, with all the
i outside convepienoss nsces .ary shop and
grocery; building lsxG0; best stable in town;
good orchard and small fruit; seven acres Of
land in good repair. with grove of timber
Will sell reasonable. For good society can't
be beat IN the county. Cali aad look, if you
want Pheasant home.
july10'77ml. SIMON dRlSELL.
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EFIf you want meal when 10 town
call at REINHERR'S City Bakery. Ice
cream at his Parlors in the evening; also
furnished TO festivals, parties and pic.
MICS at reasonable rates
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wNinety-three persons have signed
Murphy pledges since the movement,
commenced in this place.
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EFThe Ring howlers in this county
are sick. They prefer railroad news.
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New Advertisements.
Adm'rs Sale, THOMAS W. GRIMES
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"When Paris gets up at night and
marches a hundred thousand strong,
with their blue shirts outside their pan
falcons, it means that Paris is starving.
There are hungry stomachs under the
blouse and famishing families in the
homes"
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~Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,

And Shrubhery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsield, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
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PURE WHITE LEAD,
OP B. Fahnestock's brand, which is so just,
" ly celebrated for its purity, whiteness
and durability. is just received by J. 7. JUD.
KINs. and will be sold at the lowest CASH
rRn Es. f1
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WANTED.

Walnut Lumber.
/ A DDRESS stating what amount you have
n. and how long it has been on stick,
WATT & McKBRVER,
may16,'77tf. Bafnesvills, Ohio.
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PROPRIETARY !. !.
M EDlCINE ES
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.s.A., Z,

Late Physician 70 81 Georges snd et Bafsholo'
news Hospitals, London, Curator 10
, St. EliIabeth's, sto. afst
search and issvestigafios,, and aftsr ths
pruetieaI application q, tredtnient to thossS
sands of r5dtie,rts, Geo. Cjsandles, AM.s
Md, HoC prese,rts to The sAaestoag Ps:o.
coveyy and property, the efficacy Of sehtce
Is atiested ia the rot,sssinous quantity Of
Testimonials, the unsolicited ofestn0s of
suffering and discouraged patients, srlQ
kGre ,tof only recetrei relief and besef3e
from their continued Hse, brt have been
radicaliv cured of ailments aud chrcnfe
complaints, tcItich hare beea ddJsd0ed ~
the most ensiaeat 1,hvsicians az koPeSessl.
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EEDoN PIATr says of the strike !:

EE Don PIATT says OF the strike:
"To allow the laborer to dictate as to
the employ of another is to overthrow
our entire structure, social and CONNER
cial. You will pitch down upon your.
selves the opposition of all organized
communities, and poor, few and unarm-
ed as you are, l can not see what is TO
be gained"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-12-08
100000 Copies Of ST. NICHOLAS
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,
Only 25 Cents q Copy.

Some idea of the attractions off red in the CHRIST
MAS HOLIDAY NUMBER of ST. NICHOLAS, of which
100 900 copies will be issued, may be gained from the
following: There poems by Henry W. Longfellow
and William Cullen Bryant: fine hitherto unpublished
sketch of Boy Life, by the late Theodore Winthrop
land - new fairy story, sweet Marjoram Day by
Frank r. Stockton: The Peterkins' Charades," by
Lucretia p. Hale: poetic riddle by DIR. j G. Holland
and a comparison between the manners Of young folks
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