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VISITING CARDS.

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BLOTTTNG PAPER.

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-23
OBITUARY.

DIED.-In the city of Pittsburgh, Pa
June 26, 1878, of diphtheria, WILLIAM
ADeLPH, son OF JOHN and ELIzABETH
STucKY, aged a years IL months and
days. .
The deceased was bright and lovely
child, beloved by all who knew him, and
shedding golden sunshine in the home
which heaven had blessed with his an
gelic presence during the brief period of
his earthly existence. ,t
Farewell, darling Willie, for while;
Thou art gone to thy home in the skies. ..
"Too lovely for EARTH, said the angel, and
As he bore him to Paradise,
Farewell, thou art safe in thy home above.
Safe on thy Savior's breas.,
Safe in that world where ali is love-
In that land Of eternal rest.
Farewell, thou hast reached the golden
strand, -.''t's'i s*fs, i
Thou hast entered the city of light, 1,
Thou hast Joined the bright angelic band,
Arrayed in robes Of white.
Farewell, the crown Of lite thou hast worn,
Thou hast tuned the harp Of gold;
The palm Of victory thou hast borne,
Thou hast tasted Of joys untold.
Farewell, but thy bliss We may not share
TIL lifs's fseting day is eel;
Then we'll hail thee again in that world &C
fair,
Well meet on the golden shore.
How much Of love, how much of Joy
We buried with our darling boy.
..#..... FREDERIC MosER.
Hannibal, O, July 9, 1878,
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A gentleman not unknown in literary
circles was present at one OF the Pope's
receptions. The holy father approach,
ed him and said: you're American.-
Are you Catholic or Protestant 9''-
Holy Father" replied our friend, 81
am neither a Catholic or Protestant; /
am a Journalist" His Holiness laughed
heartily and moved on to some one else
The pistols with which Kullmann and
Blind attempted to take Prince Bis.
marck's life are conspicuous objects on
his table, and the latter weapon acciden.
tally went off in 1875 at a reception
The Prince took considerable trouble to
secure them. Knllman's he bought from
the Bavarian Treasury for one thaler,
twenty silbergrochen, aud Blinds the
Ministry of Finance at Munich decided
might be given up to the Prince at the
market price. The Emperor is aecumula.
ting similar historic museum.
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Disrespect in the Family.

One of the greatest evils known in the
family circle is the disrespect so fire.
quently shown between members, one to
another, in speech, action and dress. =
The ,gruff Eyes" or "no" Of husband to
wife, in answer to q pleasant query, leads
to unpleasant consequences, and begets
cold, calculating style of address on
either side, which sooner or, later is
adopted by the younger members, and
the love and affection which should
dwell within is dispelled like dew before
the morning sun. PC The indifference
shown In little acts Of duty,and. the man
ner In which they are performed, seem
to carry the impression, sim glad that's
out Of the way don't trouble me again"
In dress and personal appearance the
husband goes unkempt aad unshaven,
and the wife slip-shed andshabby. Any
thing is good enough for home, when
there are no strangers about. Thus. are
habits Of disrespect formed, and one Of
the great dangers Of home life are bred
aud fostered. Many of US have seen the
play Of "Flannigan's Home. where Pat
comes tumbling into the house at dusk,
dumps his hod In one corner, his hat and
coat in snother, kicks the cat through
the window, damns Billy, swesrs the
grub isn't "6t for q mon to ate,p and
raises q neral row all around. 1t is q
good thing for the well in life to
study the character of the extrernetist of
the lower strata, and ask themselves il
there is not room for Improvement in
their own more pretentious homes. i
Some homes are full. of love and sun,
shine for strangers, and all u9liness and
gloom for the ones for whom they live.
To constitute truly happy home, there
should be pretty little personal alorn.
ments on the part ofthe wife, who there
by shows desire to please her husband
and add to the general attractions of her
home. A pleasant word on her part,
when the overworked man comes home,
often ests away the raw edge of some
trouble in his mind, and draws out cor
responding desire to be both agreeable
and respectful, which characteristics are
always accompanied by affection. What
is true OF manners is true Of dress ALSO
Rudeness, roughness and impatience are
soon followed BY insulence, and when
sweet temper gives way to anger and
discord the home circle is no longer at.
tractive. s.''' 80 i'h 'sla.st.Jg
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: Mount Ararat..
lChambers's Journal

The mountain. divided into tro naeLs
called Great ma f.itf1s Arsrs, sorISs a.
felIiptical mass d sal,ont' twantv.f,va M mi
| in length from northwest to. 'sonthsss,,
ana about half that width Little Ara
rat il an elegant cona on nvram;d ria;ra
with steep. smooth reonlar % p s;des into J
comparatively silarn nssE6 Gresti Ara
rat Is Z huge. broad shonlde,aa' maze,
/ more lie 4 s1ome than :; como /. snnnor,
cd bv ,strona hui,resses and thrpr;na
ON. rcuch rihs nr ridas. of rnok H.,
stand ant like knotfv ;nS.clss Ssnn,1,g1
|trunk The lateat Earks ,vhicb H. rnsna
|ofI nature has: set nnon th;. 'n;ahss r :,
mountain va made. IL Isxn and s ahs
story is : pathetic ona Mar tbe mouth
Iof t, he yrest cbs.m w;,h ;,s &
|tremsndous nfscin;cas t6sre ssorms,lv
stood pleassnt Iit1lp Armenian ~,ii,sgs
If two hundred houses n amad "A obur-i :,
The dvellrra there vera naa.orol neon,a
like their forefathers Who fad their rsoc aocts
| in the Anime nsstnras and cntt;ya,od a
few fields witch we're u.tarsss hS t,,a
GLACIER stream Thew claimed ,bs., rho
vine which bore these delieious- oranes
was Father Noah's own. and tbe. tho
ancient willow the nride Of the v;Ilogs
| had snrsng from one If tbo nlont. -
the ark The little MONASTERY ,of ST.
Jacob had for eioht hundre vears stood
| inst above tho viIlaoa ON tho snot whara
The legend had annaarad. to the monl
With tho ovoon,;on - ~
Kurds tho ;nh = @ b;ton,s
tho oniv avatlsrso ~ yboa,nana.a;. "e;e ~
their ,.;l,aas ;ts ,rsa;,;on. 0l @ a 'ns".aa ~, ~
tbero ,hoy 49,. s.;.hs,,,i,, S."eas au0
Thns NJ p.~o. rsss.a. X. psses seu -.
ham, rgann;.;s ~ ..;1, LIS w aS = sue
sat !. - usatu ,sa. s K a. o"asu ',0. SUI
1aan TIC snJdaa .Sa,,. ~ uo ss ~ oune'
acromnsn;sJ | hn, osa s'.h,.a..ao. ~ ~ a sans'
snJ fol,o.,oJ ~ ~ ,.s.;e" oe.eaaaa ,Ia". I4a,'
thrsw 1u dow1 .ho y, houaa. sS ~ ''astg W.nu'
=, ,ha a 49, s o1sss ,s,. ~ u.., anu
~ sas sne sins p.., uslacneu eaotnous
fron, H. - ,,;g. sn es.. ".a .ne. suo,aoena ice
A .h. s .s,,s os ,a,:" mo. 'ul,vunu sue ou"s'n
IN ON % ;ns,.u. .ha % nii,ao aooAs a., was,meo
ard Knrd;.s 80 .ne oua' .n .
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Indian Barkarity.
jacksonville for., ssntinsl.l !

lSacksonViuo tOr.I oentlneLJ Ee
General Sherman, In his report to the
Secretary Of War, says ofthe Nee Perce
war that "the Indians throughout dis.
played courage and skill that elici,ed
universal praise. They abstainsd from
scalping. let captive women go free, and
did not commit indiscriminate murder
of peaceful families, which is usual. ~
Although Buffalo Horn was the trusted
scout not only of General Miles and
General Cook, and has Joseph's exam.
pie before him, yet he comes mp to the
worst standard Of any chieftain Of the
red devils. One man was coming down
Bruneau Valley with seventeen head ol
horses, when he met the Indians going
upon their raid, They killed him, burn.
ed his whiskers of, cut his heart out and
otherwise mutilated him in such q man.
ner which can not be mentioned in print,
and left him, taking his stock along.
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Anehy
aMY Am coUNrR1E..

am far frae my hame, an I'm weary aften
whiles, .+. at.
For the langed-for hame bringing, an my Fa.
| i theirs welcome smiles; -
I'll ne'r be flu content. until my cen do see
The gowden gates o Heaven, an in nv ain
r. countrial
The esrth is aecked wi flowers, mony-tinted
f. fresh an gay, -'' e' e. - i'A'-'
The brides warble blithsly, for my Fathe,
L, made them sac, e.
Bun those sights an these soun's win as nasth.
ing be TO me, r '''i
When hear the angels singing, in my air
l9 H0opnsrlel & fse Y 4. s.fr,si5 ~
I've His guide word Of PROMISE that some glad.
r. some day the King 7Ha foi'E.b.s
To His ain royal palace His bauished hams
r. win bring; - <FiFs" vsHa1 T
WI cen an wi hearts running ow're. we shall
| see P, -5t't
"The King in his beauty" an our ain oountriel
Ny sins hae been mony, an my sorrows hs.
been sair, ~ 30 ed as-1 az
But there they'll nser mair vex me, ne'er be
remembered mair: iHR fi-t'It- 7lE
For His bluid hath made me white, and Hi.
hand shall dry my es, 4 ~ 81 at ygofi
When He brings me hame at last, to nv ain
conntriel t'is Is y n7o's9y
'sE si-'H - .issH - t,fTags t4Fif sGl =
like q bairn TO its mither, wee birdie to II,
I wad fain be ganging moo unto my saviors
t breast; ! af5g 9tit 80 hea-sgaa
For he gathers in His bosom witless lambs like
l. me, eYEE Eimn2 ~ hss1q
An He carries them Himsel 70 His ain coun
Hes faithful that hath promised; He'll surely
come again; s r II ~
He'll keep His tryst VII me, at what hour
dinna ken; X2f a' s-3 Esasf
But He bids me still to watch. an ready aye Il
be - .r' tgES ~ i'ca
To gang at ony moment to my ain oonntriet
So I'm Watching, aye an singing, o'my ham,
as wait --
For the soun'in' o His football, this side th,
gowden gate;
God gle Bis grace to ilk ane who listens moe
to me, - s'''-. "a
That we a may gang in gladness to our ooauir ain
countriel 's''
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!. = Z > . e
SIS there anything that will make grain
come up quick 2 asked the gentleman
farmer Of the old husbandman well,
no; don't know Of nothin' that'll dc
it," was tie genial old fellows reply
"unless it's crows" Then the, gentle.
man farmer wanted to know where he
could get some. ~
I You can't have everything you wan,
in this world. Life Is like blanket tha,
is too short; if you pull it up over your
shoulders, you uncover yonr feet; and
liz you cover your feet your shoulders
must be bare. However, some cheerful
people manage to draw their feet up /
little and pass pleasant night, - :" -,
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10 Make the Toilet compleste,.

TO Make the Toilet COMpletes
Use DR., Prices Alista Bouquet or bis
YIang- Ylangn which have the charming
odor of dainty buds. Insist upon hav-
ing DR.. Prices Unique Perinmes-do
not be urged to use any other--and we
know that you will be delighted.
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49, A-l = 1a5.5 AZ - T.
N 0TARY p UB LIC

FsM1 4t~T --- -ts.r,z-sIF
T'HN undersigned, having been appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
fdends, and the public generally, thai he ID
prepared to I'll Pensioners Blanks. admin
is.sr Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds, Mortgages, and other instruments Of
writing. JOHN JEFFERS.
sprlS,'76r Beallsvills. Monroe Co., Ohio,
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SAN Francisco, July 13.-K Portland
dispatch furnishes the following start.
iing ne VS. iust received there from Pen.
aleton,' under date Of the 12.h, from tJoB B9a
Keeny. The dispatch to GoyerIdfr
Chadwick: Yours Just received; win
ny and get escort for wagonin the NOR
ming. We have been having exciting
Times here to-day. Hostile Indians are.
sin force on the reservation. George Cog
gan, Of Portland, and AL Bunker of La,
grando, were shot this afternoon about
SIX miles from here on the stage road TO
Cayus. Coggan was killed, and Bunker
is sunposed to-, be mortally wounded.
Fred Foster was with them, and only
getaway by auck. Bunker rode With him ,
for abouttwo miles aitefhe was shotI and 81
be was compelled to leave-him. Foster
gave us the news and we starteda team
with fourteen men as an esccrt.Y togo for
Bunker. They got as far as Chief, Win
|cumonats farm, when they were STACKED
and compelled to return after exchanging
"a number OF shots the Indians ara u
about $50 strong The Umatillas arc
|undoahledly fighting with them. Ma;
jor Connoyer was with the party attacked.
They think they killed one Indian, oas be |
was seen to fall from his horse. Cayuse,s
house was pillaged and burnt. Our
stage station twas not 1burned at dark,
Captain Miles command will reach the
Agency tonight. ; His soldiers are all
very much exhausted, and should they
go into the Agency thinking that the
Umatillas are allright.sthey may get the
worst oft. Our families are at the mill
and Court house, and the town Jewell -,
guarded.
Col Edingers of this city, has just re.
ceived the following dispatch from Gov.
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-UMATTLLA, July 13.--Ihaye mades
call for three hundredsvolunteers TO, take I
place OF Captain Sears, one hundred of
Portland, equipped by citizens. See
that he hasmen, not so much for number,
but for courage, activity and endurance.
Short work, boys. Twill get the balance
here 2a ttsft lif BsH1ft ts4b T9Q,
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TIE HeIsTitEs.'
GALL FOR 2yOLUNTEERs BY
sas, GOVERNOR CHAD WICK. :

Hot Work Looked for Soon rs Ore !.
gon-.A Rattle Reported In Proz q 2.
gress BekSvcen Eapfsin Miles - -
t1,f and the <Ra(1 U6vils<. 1'he ~
Indians Moving North
TuHartf- -1dalf0r and -
the Salmon River
yf,5 .sfEi .8ouRtEw .bIaIaabeo v
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l.. =. FARO QUHAR, M. ID,
formerly Of Zauesviiie,, 0hio, ''as'

Physician !. and Surgeon,
once and residence in the Kirkbride property,
ssWs0 CD SEEELD, Oh 10.
Having located ct the above place, sofers his
Professional services, where he hopes BY
dose attention TO business 10 merit public
condolences and patronage. ~s, bsira5ts3.
OhfoHio Diseases will receive special
sstsntiou. = 'g4 msy4,'.bY
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Q ~SANFoRD'S J.
RADICAL CURE
Is For r CATARRH
sg ]. INSTANTLY RELIEVES, .
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA,

- SE-h
The fbIlovfnr testimonials are nom Messrs T. a.
6oswoRTH q Co., Denyers Col, large and influential
and Universal Satisfaction. No other disease Is 90
sarmingy prevalent in that region They speak the
following gentlemen a. among their best ctfzsns,-
si' 81 bsa soRELY AFFLICTED. 9''.I =,
q Spes Sc OK Rsp g, G ss:. sSs
z ny sssRSnz oiAs ssss Sss
sorey acted with this earful disease for four years.
ans 0s q nc ssSss CUM TaGSs
uSas es116 Ss III
that u claimed for II Radical Cure for Cstarrh.
Dsuzsr. ssps 4, R,ss Jspson. siiss Eco
.sHsisG GREA1tYAfFTicTED dls4f
xessrs ! o. BostSoysh6 %, ,Dsneers eesflesnsns-r
a ssI e N SSs mecca s
yesf sfssfvards was taken again viii Cetsrf quite
severely add Immediately sent for smother bottle,
III hs 5
IL aS mSss very truly '9a success
Denver, ,j oct. 1 is,so a "'sAiEa 'fsni'A Doll,
TRIED EVERYTHING. a.sss s.sj
Nssrs J. O Bosooysh d Co., Denver, Col: Gentlemen,
-, have used sASroap's RADic4LCuas r91 CATAnsa,
sincss evstytSiag ana q Tie Only thing that has has
given relief II thsrefore take pleasure in recon.
mendipE s uso to all afflicted with Caarrh Of any kind
e n.,r., NJ. ,ssx Yery trniy, VS. DECKER.
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Prompt Reform of Bodily Evils

The prompt reform of those bodily evils,
enfeebled diges ion, incomplete assimilation
inactivity of the liver, kidneys and bladder
as well as of the nervous symptoms which
these ailments are especially prone to beget
is always accomplished by the use of Hos
letters stomach Bitters, medicine accredited
by physicians, pronounced pure by analysts
and eminently wholesome and agreeable
Surely such restorative is preferable to un-
palatable and indigestible mineral drugs and
unsanctioned nostrums. The nation at large
assuredly thinks SO, Judging by the unpre-
cedented demand for the article from Maine
to the Pacific, q demand now supplemented
by immense orders for it received from
tropical America, Mexico, the British and
Spanish Colonial possessions, and elsewhere
Both at home and abroad it is recognized as
a standard remedy and preventive, the decis-
iveness of its effects recommending it every
where.
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The "New Era Coffee.

Is made from the best White Flint Wheat
by scientific process, which extracts the
glutinous and oily granules, and dissolyes the
starch corpuseles In roasting, il receives
the color of'best Java" or Mocha" and
retains its virtue indefinitely in any climate
DIR. Geo. H. Ienks Sup't of i" ST. Luke's Hos
pital" presctibes it, and DIR. w. A. Douglass
of San Francisco Medical College says of it
/" the aroma Ind flavor are almost identical
with that of pure coffee. On account of the
we'll known eoothing or demulcent proper
ties of grainIwhen toasted it will be partjcu-
larly servicekble in cases of any intestinal
irritation. Ilvalids will generally find it a
bland nutritious and unexciting drink. The
New Era Ctffee | regard as one of the
wonders of the age, and am confident when
better knowi, will be almost universally sub.
stituted for the wretched and villainous mix.
lures sold I'd the public as tea and coffee.
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A Successful Ore Furnace.

One of the most remarkable features of the
Mechanics Fair and one that has attracted
the most attention, both of scientific men
and practical miners, is Il. A. Wizards Auto
matte Furnace which has been in operation
every afternoon and evening since the Fair
opened. Not the least singular feature Of
this furnace b the fact that it can be oper-
ated in a crowded assembly without annoy
ance from vapors or gasses, but SO quiet is
its action and SO perfectly under control
that no one world know unless told that
furnace for desulphurizing rebellious ores
was in the building, or even when standing
in front of it that it was in operation, unless
it was opened for their inspection. When
it is said that lit is automatic. cheap, mex
pensive to work. of light cost, requiring no
skilled labor and hardly any fuel, it will be
seen that the perfection of furnace has
been reachsli Ores from half the counties
in California nge already been successfully
reduced in flS furnace and it is fair to infer
that it can handle almost any ore that can
be produced. Parties interested will do we'll
to look at thefurnaee before the fair closes.
Mr.. Willard's address is 1881 Market st. San
FranciscO.--S r. Chronicle.
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Wit and Humor.
Potter's Field-Louisiana.

Potter's Field-Louisiana
Is the cucumber pump stomach ar
rangement?
As workingman Ben Butler is a
horney-eyed SON of jowl.
American beef and American girls,
both looking for market, cross the
ocean by every steamer.
The attention of James Gordon Ben
nett is called to the fact that the North
Pole is the one to reach the persim-
mons.
We have just been thinking how
language came into the world. It was
during Adam and Ewes first quarrel,
when one word brought on another.
A, Ridgefeld man shas invented a
chair which can be adjusted to 5000
different positions. 1t is designed for
boy to sit in when having his hair
cut.
The Galveston Neps says: every
department of industry suffers from
the general depression. Even the Ell
Paso stage has not been robbed for a
whole week."
The wnaihar prophet is tbe only man
who never gets1 DISCOURAGED. If he
hits the case once in fifty times he is
satisfied that there is a great future in
store for him.
Those who contend that Rarus is the
king of the turf should remember that
General Howard's steed was never
timed while the Indians were chasing
that individual.
There is girl in New York that is
hunting for her sister. Has anybody
yet thought of ascertaining if the miss
ing female has eloped with Henry
Ward Beecher?
About as lively picture of misery as
there is in existence is the face of q
man who sits at the foot of long table
when dish of the first green corn of
the season is being passed down the
table.
A. Bridgeport man having been struck
by quickening conscious to the ex-
tent of causing him to disgorge $500
of government money, his fellow citi-
zens are mailing horse shoes over their
doors. A horseshoe in Bridgeport's
idea of vaccination.
One thousand members Of semina-
ries and colleges are walters in tie
White Mountain hotels. Under their
intelligent management the artless tripe
becomes the prepared stomach of
ruminating animals, and the guiieless
hash loses itself in the mazes of s.Con-
creted particles 0f the disordered ele-
ments Of yesterday"
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stiIea, Hercu1es Eneine.

A Notice of which appeared in our columns
few weeks since will be on exhibition at
the Mechanics Institute Fair, to be held in
8. F., in August. 1t will be over 100 horse
power. Th3 two cylinders of which will be
20 feet cach1n length with base of 10 inches.
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THE Harness and saddlery Goods of Mail

The Harness and Saddlery Goods of Main
& Wincheser at the Pavilion constitute one
of the most attractive displays in the Fair
Their manufactures discount anything made
in this country, and at the Centennial Exhi
bition at Philadelphia, two years ago, there
was nothing to compare with their goods
Beauty, richness, and exquisite workman
ship eonspile to make their manufactures
unsurpassed Their prices are low, theiI
stock is excalhleent.-.San francisco Bulletin.
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WANTE2E-A good --Agert. in every city,
Ilsa spMn 3 lllsgs n FL si.sd States. to to
eff s!sgS q {! clol1ls .s M s.s;ss q.
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