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Decorah-posten., 1878-06-12
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Oliver D~alrymple
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07

We suppose many people think
that newspaper men arc persistent duus
Let a farmer place himself in a similar
position, and sec il hc would not do the
same. Suppose be raise 1000 bushels
Of wheat aad bis aeighbOy should coac
and buy some, aaa tho price was o
small matter ofa3 or lcso, and say, "l
will haad yOa the AMOUNT in q few
dayc." As the farmer does aot want
to bu spsll about tie matter, he says
all right, aud the nan leaves with his
wheat. Another comes in the same
way, until tho whole 1000 bushels Of
wheat is trusted on. to one thousap i
different persons, and not ono Of the
purchasers ccncerns himself about it,
for it is a small amount TINT be owes
tho farmer, and Of course that would
not help him my. Ho does not real
izo that the farmer has irittcred away
bis crop Of wheat, and that its value is
due him IN thousand little dsib!ets'
and that be is seriously embarrassed iu
bis business because bis debtors trcat it
as small matter. Bp. ifall would
pay bin promptly, which tLcy could do
as we'll as not, it would DO q very
largo amour. to tho farmer, and enable
him to carry on his business without
difficulty. This comparison is loo trut
Of the difficulties that the newspaper
man has to tOutsll viii,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
How to Gain Flesh.

Corn meal is fattcniug, also hominy,
lyc and unLOlted wheat -four. Oas
inca! contains much moro flesh forming
material than enc flour: This we'll
boiled, without much stirring, and
eaten Sith cream and baked sweet ap.
pies, and btawa bread, makes good
breakfast. Sweet apples, boiled whole,
uaparcd, adding sugar, arc nice. Nuts
are rich in vegetable oil. and il eaten
as Q desert 70. diaucr, instead Of pastry
arc wholesome. but should no. be eaten
between meals. Eggs arc itch in iat,
but boiled hard pr fried in grease arc
worse than nothing.
Some people arc cOnstitution4lly pro-
disposed to spareness and nothing GAG
make them lat. Eut, in addition 10 tho
right kind Of food and happy, cheer
fpl state Of uiud, The sSrest way to in:
crease flesh is to exercise bst Hoder.
atclY. Lie dOVu great deal No
posture is 30 favorable to tho ginning
Of aesh as tho rccumbent. Sleep as
much as yOu eau one saius flesh when
hc sleeps. Lying on s.retGhcr or in
a hammock out Of doors in tho shade
Qhc world fOrgct,ing), is better than
activity. Keep tho air Of yOur room
pure at night.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
No, sirs, no Convention now.

Tic Republicans Of Ohio plunged
iutp the G,ccnLack aud agrarian cur.
rent last year, uudrr tho lead Of Judge
Wcs, arl Scaa;Or Matthews, only to
liul tast tho democracy bad got in
ahead Of ,!:cm rnl caallu't ha oyer
lal:ea. The result vas q strong Green.
back party, d stronger Democracy and
u routed lscpaLlicau organization
Having failed in the effort to yell down
tho Democracy in professions Of dcvo.
ton to the Grcrahack infatEation, Sec.
rotary Sherman and General Garfield
have been ordered 10 the command to
right abOu. facc' the Republican lines
under tho hard money aug. Doubtless
the Republican leaders took about the
only campaign trappings that were left
for them when they organized rs hard
money SHOW, but as they must perform
TO the same audiences that West and
Matthews started before With such i'll
luck last year, won't there bc trouble
in the average Republican mind to do
cilc whether tho Republican leaders
arc chiefly kuavcs or mostly fools 2
Philadelphia Times.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
The peElocratic Party tho Original
,Greenback Party.

Read the following planks from tho
platform q tho Democratic party i'll
lSGS:
Thisd--l'aymcnt Of Tic public debt
Of tho United States as rapidly prac'
licaLlc:; Al, moneys drawn e.om the
people by taxatiou except 81 msOh as
is requisite fc: Tho necessities Of the
Government, economically admins.
tered, being l.oncsIly applied to such
payment, and where the Obligations Of
the Government do not expressly state
upon their face, or tho law under
which they wcro issued does not pro.
vide that they shall be paid in coin,
thcy ough. in right aud justice be paid
il Lie lawful moucy Of tic United
States.
EOurth-Equal taxation Of every
species Of property according 20 its real
value, including Government bonds
an4 cttcr public sccpritics.
FiGA-Guo csr.eacy fc- Tho Gov
crnmcnt and tho people. The laborcr
II Al. IL. t.t1.... A.. .nnn:n,n,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
That. National Convention.

Tho parkcrsburg Times, tho organ
Of the National party in this State, pub
fishes in full The call issued for
Grccnback Congressional Convention
on tho 30, and then makes the follow
ing comments
As our Harrison county friends did
not deem it worth while to attend the
Congressional Convention, called for
last July 4th, to be held iu parkcrs'
burg. though notice Of it was given BY
ALMOST r!l the papers in our State, We
do not think it necessary to answer this
call now iu hot hastc.
Wp go emPha'ienIly opposed to a
Convention at this latc date, believing
il rnadvisaalO apd dangerous to our
cause, IS . nomination by it may g,Sc
chance to tho Republican candidate
to slip in and thus defeat Colonel Ben
Wilson who 10 au older and stronger
Grecnbact maa sAau many who arc at
proscu. enlisted ip the Grccuback
movement.
No, sirs, no Convention now.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
lie Preferred 10 Walk.

"Shc's pretty hot, amt shc!" said a
backwools passenger, addressing tho
engineer Of q Mississippi steamer that
Hus raciuS with another boat.
"SO.sO," responded the engineer, rs
he hung an additional wrench ou tue
safcty.valyc cord to stop the steam from
escaping.
II reckon we'll ovcrtdko the Graf!
sOou," pursued tue stranger.
That's about'it;;" returned the on.
giueOr. giving the cords another twitch
aud hullooiug through tho trumpet to
the fireman to "shoyo her ,ap!"
'.ouc hundred aud niucty.dvc,"
hummcd tho passenger, looking first al
the gauge and then q. the boilers.
That's abou. where she's 'rustics-
ting" put in tho engineer.
Than tho passenger rau his fingers
through his hair ncrvously. and walked
about tho docks for few minutes, ,whon
he came back to the engineer aud ob-
served:
"FIadn't you better leave that boat
go?"
"Can'tdo l.. Must pass hcr."
"But s'poscu' We should blow up"
"Wcll." said tho cngiucer, as hc
pecRel over tho guard to SEQ how fax
he was goiog. ";f il is tho will Of
Providence for tho boat to blow up.
wo'll havo to stand by it." Then hc
halloed to tic fireman oroll up another
cask Of bacon and to niz plenty of rosie
with the coal, and give her lit.lc moro
turpcu,iuc aud oil.
The next moment thcro was splash
in tho river; but before tho yawt
could be lowered the man had succeed
cd in reaching The shore, and Lallocd
out:
"Go on with tho race. l guess L
walk"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
An Excellcat Dinner.

At tue time when sweet corn and
shcll bcans arc in their prime, get o
knuckle Of veal, or shank Of beef,
(but veal is bcst,) put i. into cold
water directly utter breakfast and
slowly bring to boiling point: Skim
very carefully. Have ready pint OF
shell beans und pint Of sweet corn cut
from tue cobs. As soon as the skum
has ceased 10 rise, put tho beans into
tho pot, and also tue corn cobs; lot tho
cobs boil about twenty minutes, then
remove tLcm aud add tue corn. Con.
tiuuc to boil slowly, bHt constantly,
aud keep tea.kct,!c Of boiling water
on the s,ovo to scplcnish tho pot whcn
needed, Half an hour before dinner
add hslf t. tcacupfrl Of rico, and a lit
tlo salt and pepper to season plc;slpt-
ly. The beans shorll have disnp.
pcarcd, having dissolved or "all
boiled up" If tho soup is not thick
enough, wet spoonful of -four, rub
smoothly, and add to the soup !G
,Lickcu it a little. Dish all up togcth-
cr, aud cat from soup plates. To
those who aso fond Of soup, it is do.
licious dish, and q cheap, nu,ricious
diuucr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
3GsIHpIHa.
CHURCHEG

NJ. F.. Church, ReF. 8. +. Jones, Pas.
tor. prrariling every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday night. Sunday School
y A. Ehrnca, SnHrintcndent-evcry Sun
lay at . o'clock, 7. ".
Presbyterian Church, Rev. George NJ.
Fleming, Pastor. Services eysry alternate
Suniny.: Sabbath SrlGoi-Em J.. Dun
niHEtOu, $!ipEiiiEnitsaaen'--cvery SSad"y ut
Q o'clock, 4. II.
Catholic Church, Rev J. \. Tracy, Pas
tor. Services every first aud Third Sundays
IL, !, and 10 \. NJ, and 7 +. n. Sabbath
Schaol-.Iarob Seltnitt, .SarCrintcndcnt-
cycry'Saniav nt CLOCK, I. u.
EIiscoInl Church attended occasionally
by The Rev. Mr.. Wood, Of CIarSshnrg.
Baptist Church, Rev. JOha 4. Fi.hcr,. Pas
tor. Preaching every scr"nd Shb"a,Ii in
each moptl. Prayer meeting every Tues
"' African ". f. Church, Rev, T. II. cyri;,
pas,oF, seryirss every Sunday nj 10 o'clocii
Sunday School George 7. Jones, Saperin-
,rnlcnt-cycrv Sunday at . O'Clock.
COIorci u. i. Ent.rrh, Rev. ioIiH Hughes,
Pastor. Srrvires every Sunday Mt II
o'clock. Sunday School.- Charles Lee, st.
psrialeEle*'-e;e:y arndsy Ct 2o'clOct'
i. n.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
Grabbing for Unsulbt!st.asnttaa. 4 b!

Eustler's brup Of spgaCity scoms 10
have payod him atrick. lie has given
Up going back to Congress in order TO
becomc Governor Of Massachusetts,, and
iiud himself in the position Of tho dog
that dropped his bone into tho pond 10
order to grab ut its reflection in tho
valsr.-ErOm !hs NtIo lvrk Tribune.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
iPRlT.dE AND DEPARTURE
:" OF TILE NIkLH

Clurksbq:E -iailyc5ccptS Sandays.lcavcs
Weston nt 4 A. M-arriycs nj ! !. ".
fInxton Court llousc-da'ly cxccI, Sun,
ia7;.-arriycs at IIrstOn by $3.50 7. NJ, aud
leaves Weston camC day Mt G:j0 +. NJ.
(;lcnyillc-lcavcs lrrcton ut I a. NJ, on
yondays, WcCinssiav5 mud Fridays-arrivrs
Gt5PN y TG?siNy;, ThaFsSayc and SH'"r-
days. ,
Tn.sinys, Iuutsilays ml SAtHrdnys-lc1vrs
Weston . p N. same days.
rhilirri-nrrivcS nj Weston Tuesday, n''d
Fridays ut GP. N LEAVES Weston hedurS-
day aid Saturdays at I a. u.
MoIat rlcasant-lcaySs Weston Mondays
nud Thursdays at = 4. M.-aFrivcs tuesdays
and Fridays by r.M. rv
Yves, -arrivrs Mondays at . 7. NJ
-lrarcs Weston Tuesdays at I a. W.:
Sand rork-ouCG wrck-leaveS Weston
Mon,aysa, Q \. N.-airiScs Mondays al .
+. II. -,
fa- Parties having mail 10 60 slonll
hiring It to the oIllce hall IN hour before tic
dcpar,nEr Of the mails. ''
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
Why Sot pinkst Oh, Also !

John Sherman 10 coming out hero TO
Ohio, it is said, to sound 4 keynote
in response to Senator Thurman. We
trust that John will bring tho amicnblc
Mrs. Jinks along with him to con.
duct hig correspondence. Ho has
found hor invaluable rs letter
writcs.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

oooN l w cA:CEhS.
Judge .Circsit .Co%rt-J. BNANN0N
Clerk W. Il BYKNE
prts't equity COurt-J. PETERSON
Clerk - J WOOFTER.
proSecating Au'y-A. EDMTSTON
Sheriff J. G VANDERNORT.
Sup's. Free Schocls G. W. CROOK.
.Couaty Surveyor D. r. PETERSON.
Assessor Ilst District JOHN KEli.
" ii GRO. FISHER.
Ge2 91a9o9e
toHifIi6hxe Disirif.
G. ". Turner and p. bargain.
Frecaan's Greek DiRrii.
Elias Fistrr aud ". Y. Wood
- inc&rr's ErcrI. District.
NJ. McWnortcr md y. Il. Swisher.
CoiiinS Settlement District.
S. y. Sni,h and ". X. Wilson.
Stin Crcek District.
WV. Chidcs,er and " G. Mo Whortor
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
HOLDING OF COURT.

!C>ve,tlt Courts.
Lewis, 1ss day Of March and September
Gilmcr. llth OF March and September.
Upshur, 92d Of March and November
Preston. 7.h Of Apri! and October
Randolph. 2Sl Of April and October
Tucker, ID of May and November.
Barbour. 9rh Of May and November
Webster, 18th Of May aud September
Bra=toi, l2tti March and 18th August
Harrison, SQth May and $0th October
Calhoun, :2!9th Of May aud 18th Os0ct
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07
Gnu&M &o1.sts.

-, o., -,
I.cwis.-Eirss fl2nday in February,
April, Jrr:, august, October md
Dtcsa,Uer-,h: June aud October
tcrEls for ss:at ss:l sol;cc 5rsiaess
only.
Gilmer, er,-Sccoad Monday in February
nepsemSsr' pp'e,' S%"'' +'sT7' '''''F' "''
upshEs s'-rssoaa eioh9ay III Tcp'SarJ
April, June, august, CstGter and
I'cccm Der.
Braxton. -l'irs, tuesday in January
sia'e", way ""'S' 'ee't"o'' "Nu
November.
Wcbs,cr.-.rour,h Tuesday 10 Fcbrua.
~ Anril June Aueust, October
-, H,p"' ""e' sf'
ana pcSenlpcf.
allloun. Monday m Feorua
rv. March. June, August, Scptem-
H., arJ No,c,rhc,
~! anu A,o's'V... ~
TOWN 0FsNeHS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-07

General Joseph E Johnston has
boon nominated for Congress in tho
Richmond, Virginia, district by tho
Democrats.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-17
The watcher beneath the trees saw him

The watcher beneath the trees saw him
vanish; saw Mauds gloved hand pressed
to her heart, as though to still its beating.
Then he lnarveled for moment whether
sight were playing him false, for white
figure glided towards him through the.
moonlight, needless of the dew that
oakcd flowing robes and satin slippers.
Gerald p it cried.
he drew her into the shadow.
Say goou-by to me, Maud There
was queer tremor IN the voice.
.'Good-bys" she asked, wonderingly.
II leave England tom brow. Will you
not bid me good by, my lost darling?"
Captain Hall appeared in the doorway
at that moment, searching with great as
constituent for his partner; but they
were happily unconscious OF the fact, for
two bare arms were around Gerald's neck
and a sweet Voice was whispering:
.'Love--loye will you not stay, for my
sake?"
So it came to pass, that Gerald Sorth-
wich, tea-trader, China, . remained myth
only.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-17
Cornell Boat Song.

Balanced we sit in our six cared she'll
Tolls of the brain, for an hour, farewell!
Ours is no bark the storm to brave,
She hides no buffet of foaming wave;
But when our lakei, a mirror true
OF its hills so green and it's skies so blue,
Or when the breeze that mirror breaks
AID outward losses its silver flakes,
Oh, then, to the beat of her ashen wings,
Like a bird DER the air-clear deep she
springs.
Oars pulled and feathered and dipped in time
Make measure sweet as poets ryme,
Make music sWeetas our sweet bells chime.
In open sky, on lake and land.
Live spir is ofhealth for brain, heart, hand,
And the waving oar hath a wand-like spell
To win them hither where'er they dwell;
Now for squirt your sinews brace,
just think of the laurel that crowns the race,
For when our brows with the bay are
49, twined
Gay fttes are plenty and fair maids kind.
Pull hard with one muscle, one heart, one
will,
For pure accord is perfect skill.
Oars pulled and feathered and dipped in time
Make measure sweet as poets ryme,
Make music sweet as our sweet bells chime.
Francis o. Common in1thaca Democrat
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-17
Rest.

owe, give me one of thy dear hands to hold.
TAX etkou my tired head upon thy breast;
n sing me that sweet song we love of old,
The dear soft song about our little nest.
knew the song before the nest was ours
We sang the song when first the nest we
found;
We loved the song in happy after-hours,
When peace came to US, and content pro-
found.
Then sing the olden song to me tonight,
While l, reclining on thy faithful breast.
See happy visions in the frail freight
And my whole soul is satisfied with rest.
Better than all our by gone dreams of bliss,
Are deep content and rest secure at this,
What though we missed loves golden sum-
mer time.
His Autumn fruits were ripe when we had
To enter joys wide vineyard in our prime,
Good guerdon for our waiting to receive.
Love gave lis no frail pledge of Summer flow
ers,
But side by side we reap the harvest-feld;
Now size by side we pass the winter hours,
And day by day new blessings are revealed.
The heyday of our youth, its roseate glow,
Its nigh desires and cravings manifold,
The raptures and delight OF long ago,
Have passed; but we have truer joys to
hold.
Sing me the dear old song about the nest,
Our blessed home our little ark of rest.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-17

you had toothache when left this morn
ing. And here have I been at EPSON
all day, with the jolliest LOT o fellers
ever got together in one drag. and won a
pot O monty, and had no end of a jolly
time, and did think | should find some
thing cheerful and jolly to greet afeller
when got home. And there you are;
tootAacAe again! do callsit hard upon
a Teller paecious hard. Punch.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-17

Sir Charles Nugent, of saddington Hall, in
England, has gone into bankruptcy. His as
lost $500, 600, nearly his whole fortune, on the.
turf, and had hard luck in other matters. Sir
+. Farquhar. who owed him $45, 600. died with
out paying him and left no estate.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-17

Enter young husband, who throws
himself into a chair, and exclaims,
WHAT! toothache aaain, Maria2 I do
call that hard upon Teller. Why
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-15

CITT MABsHsr krELED.-John T. Arnold, City Marshal of Qolusa Cal, was shot. and instantly killed by Dudley shepardsoa in De Jarnett's store in Colusa on the 4th inst An old feud existed between them and as they were both fearless men, their friends have been prepared for months to hear of bloodshed at any moment.
 shepar,ison is lawyer by profession, has been District Attorney of Golusa Coun- ty, but of late yens has been engaged in farming oa an exte s:ve scale rear Colusa In 1852 Shepardsoa wasa partner with T. J. Butler, now of Prescott, in a pack train which they ran from Shasta to the Trinity County mines.
 In 1872 his brother, Milt Shepardson, was arrested on charge of robbing w. F. X Cos Express. Dui believed him innocent, expended a large partion of his fortune in defending him and succeeded after two or three years fnew trials. appeals, etc. in getting him clear, but he was rearrested for similar eiisnso in Oregon aud sent to States Prison.
 This seems to have unsettled Dudley s mind and many people have for some time regarded him is p.srtialIy insane.