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CAUGHT III FEOG.-The Milwaukee Wis
consin says: Philip Brady is a night switch
man in the lower yard of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad, and has served in
that capacity for several years. At 4:30
o'clock yesterday morning he was switch
ing freight train, and had just changed a
switch for the cars which were close at hand
and moving toward him, when the heel of
his right foot was firmly caught in frog
He made a desperate effort to get his foot
out of it, but finding that this could not be
accomplished, he leaned away from the
track as far IS possible, determined TO es-
cape with his life even though it cost him
leg. While so doing the train reached the
switch, which had not been firmly set, and
the switch bar was thrown against him with
such force that he was hurled violently upon
the ground, Notwithstanding the fact that
his foot was still fast in the frog.
The engine was stopped as soon as posi-
BILE, and the engineer and fireman proceed.
ed to the assistance of their companion
whom they expected to find MORALLY in
iured, but happily their fears were not re-
allied By dint of hard tugging they sue
ceeded in releasing Brady from the frog,
and conveyed him to his residence, which
was not far distant from the scene of the
accident. DR.. Hasse was called. and it was
found that he had suffered compound
fracture of the right arm above the elbow,
and that the right leg had been terribly
wrenched by the strain to which it was
subjected when he fell. The wheels of the
train had done no injury to the foot.
This was owing to the fact that the heel
of the boot had been partially twisted off,
the top of the boot torn, and its foot par
TALLY split out at the sole from heel to toe,
in the effort which had been made by Bra
dy to disengage himself. The giving way
of the leather enabled the foot to be turned
aside, and thus the wheels barely grazed it.
DR.. Hasse dressed the injured limbs, and
is quite confident that he can save the arm,
notwithstanding the serious nature of the
fracture.
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ADDRESS,!

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Thousands of Young Men,

middle-aged, and even the old, who suffer
from nervous and physical debility. There
are also thousands Of females
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THE STAR,

gao Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
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At Clapham junction, near London,
no less than 952 trains pass daily, their
rate Of succession during the business part
of the day, being seventy-fve trains per
hour, or one every forty-eightseconds At
this point there are thirteen lines of rail-
way and one alone has thirtyhve "points"
or switches, with thirty interlocking sig
nails, all controlled from single "box."
A Western conductor has invented an
ingenious sleeping car contrivance. 1t is a
sliding clamp on the arms of the upper
berth to prevent the closing of that part in
case of wreck. 1t is held just above the
hinges where the berth is closed, and as
soon as it is opened the porter loosens a
set screw and moves the clamp over the
hinges, making the two sections of the arm
one solid piece Of iron, so that it is impossi-
BILE to work the joint. This patent may
save traveller from being smashed and
smothered to death. Then again, it may
not.
Mansfield Island, in Lake Erie, has been
bought by a man who intends to stock it
with black cats, and kill their progeny for
their fur, he will feed them at first on fish
caught off the shore by men who will live
on the island; but. after the enterprise is
well started he will utilize the meat of the
slaughtered cats as food for the living eats
We also read that Georgian is making an
extensive business of raising dogs, tanning
their hides, and selling the leather for
glove making and other purposes.
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1 .GA3A .Eyy
Balfimore. July 22-Beef. Cattle
There was decline on the 9edihm apd
common grades Of t@4c. We quote at
3 50@5 401per 100 pounds.
Mich Cows-Receipts were quite full
this week, and Gales very slow, such
sales as were made being at last weeks
rates. at a5@45, 90 per hsady
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged
as folloas: Best BeeSes at A 87@5 "a,
that generally mated hsst qualify z ,5Q8
4 rs; mediumpur good fsir quality 2 ~
az '75;; ordinary thin Steers, x0xen snd
Cows 8 50@S 90 general average sof
market this week -; extreme 'fsnes4oi
prices 3 5005 10 Most of fhs ssles
were, from 4@9 IS per 100 ponnds. G
SwineAWe quote at 6@64o sthe WY
commences selling 1t 'sher fosmsr aRsaraI
most saies being made st s6t@ 6asaper
pound net. " ss's sss'ss .s' ,ss1 ss.l,ss .s's
sssSbeep and Lambs.- " . quote taf S6sep
st 3@44c per. pound gross, fs sslllpg Ct
the inside fgaret h Stock Sheep ssk .z4@
3ic per pound, stoeks EweAw 2b@A 20
Der head, and stock Wsafhezss III a&e
Per pound. Eambs. .sl0S asspesi hoand
orosa- ,zssss
s'Vs'ssss sas 70 ,rsg sssw 81. s.sA
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- SHERIFF'S SALgs 5 4
<ois .29es ss--Isssl gi9ssl !
Joseph Paulus 4 anoE IS
Ef9F oA Vs. owl sg4Ass
Margaret Rsisbeck ct sLs


DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
ID from the court Of common, pleas, within
and for the county aef MoRss, Eald sHtate Of
Ohio, in q case pending IN said eourt tetWeen
the above named parties, and 70 me directed,
1 viii oifsr for sale st public auction - the'
east door Of tke court house ID Weodsfeld,
ON si1sast7SssaKs ~ III iolyf.sg esst
iSa,urdss,y, "a, tas sisf day IT Asgss,, 1879
between the hours, of 10 O'Clock . m, and q
O'clock 3. M, of said dsy. the following d..
ssribsd real sssesss sEt1ess - Msnfps coudtys
Ohio, to VT: 81 Ests q = ssaaG yssx sassss
q The north east quarter o. section twenty
two nshfpfygUfrsugs 6xsressieains. .faz
the same thirty three and seven thirty third
rods moth TOD tbS southeast cornsset fe
southwest qasststx Il sls northdsse quite
of said section twenty two, township i've Of
range ma } md ssssniuk tbsness geas<ter
rods; thence north two rods and ten fest
thence esstatmrpdE thenps ssuth &Eo 5ods
and ten feet 70 ths place Of beginning, Known
AZ the store sAOess and io g sensgrining Y one; e;
a1shth otan iorsss m,sSs, "a ss,,es ! A. y :. s
said properly SO. ordared a be fold y ey
praised Al $3.50. and may sslt Tor two thif6
Of SAID sppraisemeht, sferlhs 81 Salss MI
before conirnhsfi0u.s ssssi 5si a $ss les
kT WILbIA1f RRADs3ss
iulys0s7sw5asss-siss sei shsfif u. Css0ssa
spRIaes 4 DRIaas, Att'ys.
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.YGINiILA
SHERIFF'S SALE.
.laaa.l.., nl.lasIlQ.u.E. IL!

nY yirtas II / o.rs.ii SsdJr u saIs isGasa
d from the. court OF common pleas within
ana for thsl lcounty ysof -MenrssEshd StntsDf1
Ohio, In case psndinsin ssidaeurt between
the above named. parties and p M, directed.
I win otfsr for sale Ii public auction a theI
sastslooF ef thser M rhepss IN Moodshelds
on sAscS .sqess ~ sss@Asiisa.ss ssSye res
Saturday, tia s1st day o. Asgast. ls76s
eesxees5u ti5s hSufsAyf l0sSebeksx In. maza
O'Clock ). nj. 6fssid days hssl6eale aines IA
sofibsd reai estate sitasssin liansaesconptvt
Ohio. Ia wffs .seszd .sacsaiz ,kssTisV ,szsis 81
C6mmenoing Tor ths sams sut tha section
IiIne sevsny aud sswe1ty 6nS knndssatha|
poles south Of northeast corner Of section
hiity-six, tovpihipsiz sndfasge sixyths1cs1
west ..sne, hundred and twenty two and Sew
eusy SIX hundrsdth polssA ID sbst tlins AVA
ing said section north and souths thehosl
south via said beiias aity stwo Esnda
thirteen hunaisdth ytslsssi itSaAo post;
Eghence east one hundred ard tHenty two
and seventy six one hundredshs poles to the
section line; thence north with section Ans
ffty two. and thirteen hundredths poles to
place II bsginnins, cohtainiag tossy kdfsss 4
Said properly 90 ordered e Be sold is sp.
praised = syoO, and my sen " twsrsshtf.S
Of said appraisement. Terms Of sale, one
third on day Of sale and bslsnce on condrma-
tiolf. Eeoss saiT bssi5es1 sxni 81 al
WILLIAM RRAD,
iulyas,'7swa. Sheriff \. G, ,9sI
srslaas & Dn,san Ats,yassaaosE
! Z
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,FBsllsirs f6asjsndlis, 3olh inst.] j

Deputy Collector BURcUNDTHAL last
week seized the cigar factory OF Mr.
LEWIS Mex KEEDREE, stN Newcastle. in this
county McKEspREE is charged with
using cspoelsa stanps ID vloiatien Of
law, and with psddling cigars contrary
to law. This is the second time Nc
KEspREE has been charged with viola.
ton Of the revenue laws. His bonds
men had 70 pay handsome sum some
time ago to settle his delinqnencies.
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The fashionable color for autumn and
winter6as already been announced. It
is TO be called bordeaux" is Of the ex-
oct hud Ut the well known WINS Paie
6lue isto be worn with 1t as q contrast
ing color.
Judge Cooke, the Democratic member
OF the Fbrida Returning Board. says
Minister Noyes lied when be declared
that be did not keep Cooke waiting while
he had private conferences with the two
Republicn members. sssycgszs,
! Worse than Fessler! The Republican
Warden OF .he Iowa Penitentiarv has
got away nth S2oo,000! This has oc-
CURED at a fery inopportund time, mas
much as thi Republican politicians want
to make epitaf on. Of the Fessler en-
bezzlement. s-t 9ss SEES. =
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ing, and do nothing that is calculated to
wound the feelings or mar the peace Of
the adversary counsel.
Appropriate remarks were made by
wFs fius Esq .sd Judge J. R.
MoRRts, after which the meeting ad-
journeds -----
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rkHThe following pfiusrsr Of Bright
Eyes Lodge No. SD. AIAOF o. r. ),
Stafford, we're duly installed on the even.
Ing Of July 18th, 1878: ss
]. n. vanfossen. N G Micheal Stof.
fel, vsGsaWs HEnnann. R. Sac
vantossen, W s. II. Antill, c. A o.
Hupp, R s N G miller, Hogue. l. S
v. &C. Yockey, . CIV H Dooley,
]. G.; W. III. Morton. R s. S; j. l.
Mason. u S. S. 8 Thomas Forshey. R.
SaReG; ~ "A. McKee, L. s, ". Gs;
Thomas o. Cline. Chaplain. Sasgs Q.ys
Yours Truly, G. w. R.
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sWheeling--MvE SroeH HtsDsT
July 2S.-CattielasRscei 8khesdS sphs
COWS and bulls at q lose; medium steers
and heifers 3t03}c; !chpire 4tQ Q33c n.
Most ofathe salesswsfe from Pic 32c s=;Ts
Demand fair. sas VS. hiss se u q all
Hogs-sSelling fsoms3 ao0a spAs
100 pounds. sIxs: .std,
Sheep- M good demand sstsa@ 4a10
ner 100 nonndg ,yssifi ssssoss 10 i.tsx1
Lambs u good ds.sahd sAs s4@sse
per 100 pounds. ...s.,,s =, !.
| Galves-rIp COED. demand At Saie 3 20
perheads lies y4sa Kos ,isese sa ksass,
Fresh OUws-lu fair sle4aulsAt 2e@
40s 01Aper read ;aexts4 40@ @4ssa0sria. 50
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s.s ID Rs.sss - AsIM u EltSrzia
THE BARNESvILTiE DRNTf6T,
Makes j specially Of Flxsf CEAis DEN
TAI Work and guarantees satisfaction.
1 Nohffst class work SLOWED sAe7 leave
the once without rendering entire sstis-
Cheap ',s work Is naade--if desired Aand
prices are governed BY the demands Of
nv patrons aud the quality or the ser
vice rendered. - =. : sastae si' 'ps /
Visits Malaga, Miltonsburg.. Bealls-
VILE and Jerusalem every month. s A
postal addressed to the nndefsigned at
Barnesville will notify you wren Ivisi'
these places. Am at the Office the las,
days Of the week, a,,rHsaag
May 2s-2m. Barnesvlle, Ohio.
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Chicago -Jnly 25s--The Droyers'
Journal reports: Hogs Choice heavy,
{ S5a4 60; light, 3 75a4 10: mixed,
4a4 20.sR a5seB z ;assas gssN 70 els tes
Cattle-Msrkets6rm ,sales to export
ers at 5a5 40; medium, 4 20a 4 80.
Sheep-Market sctiye; e;comucnao ex-
ira, 2 90a5. sy, ,,sfiqas
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I l1xThe foaowibea loiaeefsaof LeMiat

3 ~ The following 0flcefsaofl heNiaF
vile Lodge, No. 49S, l. Q, q. F., were
elected and installed short time since :
Albert E Thornbury, N. g.; C. Diebl
,JrwN. G.; Samuel d. Wise. b. s.; A.
G. Armstrong, P. S.; Geo. Feyock, T.
Jos. Devoe, o. Sc r. Buchanan l. S
Phillip Weber, W. +; A. R. Devoe, C. H
y. Bender, r. g. N. G g. W. Hamilton
L. S. N. G.; Fred. Knopp, r. S. v. G..
s. C. Kelly, L. S. V. g.; A. ". Weber,
r. SyS; Henry Meyer, L. s. S. James
lTaegaft Chez s. A
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ETAn old subscriber in Indiana
writes sEaclosed ,fnd thfee dollarsyt6
be credited on my subscription to TIE
SpgRIr OF DEMocRAcY, as i is something
we could not get along well without.
81 bYours Respsctfalgf, slnfeg
A. FRENCH.
We hope oh Of our subscribers in hhs the
West, and zat othsE points outside Of
Monroe county, ~iity as promptly, for
ward the amounts. they owe on subscrip-
tom uIAEdD u UllEI
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fMaristta Register. 18th inst. |

Last Tuesday, REED CAYwooD. near
Cow Run, had about ten tons of hay
-hurned- In the stack His hired hand lit
bis pipe and dropped the match near the
stseks, not kaevidg that ithwss Jon
burning. While they were after another
load Of shaysistook dre and got under
such headway before they noticedit that
shsS could nat check h1I1 MO-
Nh D, D.. TAYLOR, editor of the
Guernsey Tsmss,, Cambridge, Ohio, came
near being drowned while bathing in the
surf 1t Cape May, early last week.
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The Only Reason.

p .ltls Washington Post.) e
4 II there is thief in Louisiana who is
not in ohlce tits beesuse be has been pn,
able ID steal q couple Of p6tage 'stamps
rTone to carry bis application to Wash
ihgton, and the other to cover Kellogg s
endorsement.
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k1eRETfR sHARMAn, OF Washington
township, was considerably injured one
day last week by his wagon upsetting
while on the road home from Cochrsns-
vile. So s5.n
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Dsstn ihs.tae Scar ofII.ife.a

4 Death ih;atheStaR ofIife.a 4
/ By th, use Of deleterious baking pow.
der, brad. becomes, hstead pf health7
food, anunwholesome mass, running the
digestive organs, This danger may be
avoided by using only 0r Prices Cream
Bsking Powder, which is decided by
sbemss toebe perfectly whelesomes tn
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WTILLMAN q FORD have their
Plating Rtsery ingood working order.
They arehow prepared for plating upon
Ill kinds pf metal. Bring in your brass
watches. pld spoons, forks, steel knives,
harness lounting ana ali articles sbat
can be phted. We plate with pure sill,
yer and fold, and can warrant our pla-
ting to wear equal 10 tie BEST plated ware
l., thu ,S.arkot
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R E I N H. HsnEslHgaI
EsKssps Breade Cakes Chow. Chow, ]
l Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, ,C J
N gsss, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, 4
H Sardines, Mustard + other articles I
Except in q fsst class Confectionery. !
3 Motto: Quick sales = small profits. I
3 3 : I M H. rs -
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/ lMARRIEp.-on July 22d, 1878, by ",
III HuRD, Esq, Of Salem township, Mr..
MOSES WALros and Miss MARTHA j.
SMITH &, lsteijg q /.
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g y w IssI-F7f - e fsssFas 89ta
Bttp 9a6riisls,aIllls't!li!s, Illl'!li!s,
;. LEGAL i.sxo4itEss..s .-; .'.s ~

- ssEoi4sl a ksztEfG
WTILLlAM n1oaD. a.laaA q. 9oaspts,
wv and wilifsm n, Rodeeksr. whose post
once address % Georgetown Petsisc County,
Missouri, will .ssae notice that Due the 9th
aAssseApsik lS7Gs shstalAs "a nnith ssqd n
NSxtonlenish He'd shsif. pssition I'm the seprt
Of common pleas OF Aeseaas sseenty Ohio,
agaiist ahsiA Snd other heirs OF Henry Ford,
dseeassa; fhs ssject and prassr VI said peti
ton, is to obtsiI psrtitisa ef ahspttwe hun.
ired and Af,y-eisht and half acrsa- Of land
situate In the tevpship q Csptsl,-seppty Of
Monroe and STATE 81 Ohio. and being part Of
the land Of which Henry Ford died seised,
And Wbioh land d p6ftic1issiy sassosabsd In
said petition. You u-sFs each required TO an
Eswsf said petiticn o6 otstsfsrs ahs 4sEf DAY
81 eebisnabsr, a. D. fe7e.s sshiissr 1
iasoesasSeA = RU1fTHa q AfAhAoRY, "
julysc, ,'Yswe. hss 8 sAttys fot piaisAifi,
. -
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3rAn ezchsngs says ope q the
sItpIest fensdies for neursleia q e,
sshss 6EpdpperhIhs. BatSd the part
effected, keeping the hand over i. 1t
win burn and draw, but not blister.
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~The Pras;dant 6as,.

EgThe President has himself alone
Ia blsuesif the people are NOT cheering,
him on and lighting at bis back -Pntla.
do,nb5n Jy,nes snta eFissss7 baa splss4 4
How could the people ever cheer: on
an occupant Of the White House whom
they believe to be there through fraud
onB2 How can the people ever fight at
the back of fraudr The only fighting
to be donesin suchAafcase is IN .hiasfront
and for his destruction 2. Sun.
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.BUsI1 ESS NOTICES.
ka,kaaaa flfslers1 Sc. -. - az. :

HGo b SCHUMACHER'S for your
Cider Nils, both sthez Amefiean md
Buckeye Ellis for sale.
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srIi yadvsnsth4 newa n ManrosI
County, the general news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for THE
SPIRIT. TERMS. One year SI 50 six
months - csntss 0fiics. Northof The
Monroe Bank .sEs5 aEa
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East Liberty. Ronts.ryAlyr %.
--Hogs--Grassers, 8 T5a4 10; Yofkers,
4 30a4 90; Philadelphias 4 TOAD S5.
Sheep-None for sale; prospects fair.
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THE SPIRIT 0FIDEMoORACY
A-..s...f
! TssSdlR duly 81. is7sa ]
l..sS.2. s.ss.sI y - sasa. :
.75TTfTJ ,gI.IdI = st<1Ia<5
n. n. WEST, 9 thocal Editor.
Sos.f4eexg - sEH9a hoi
n.,l.ss, vtdars-ess esrs ~ ssaes 81
sk, Resg AtAsefelseunents. ssls.es'
=, .sss.as.ass gstg Il 81 tAatvu Rsipi
PIs,ins f ssT !: III s.1TiIrxsAn i EoRp.,..
Legal Notice, ,r.s HuxrER n MAILoRHs
Local, Ia. ,sehss kcos T. SCHUMACHER 4
gv,--~r+.t-----~>>sss--+ = -+---rrsa Il Ssl.
Stfssrs - The Fair b not far on. s,se
Gold sioosss ''si - s'A' -
Early apples are now in market.
Wheat threshing has comuenced.
New potatoes ais plsdty and cheap. =
Tho days hsve decreased 30 minutes
=.
m length.
This i agood time buy ovsrooassI
for yintsfa .a:..; ,=sIsaaE =
Flour is selling In this market ut %
ner barrel. as tsaeN sssa - . .
Where's. he naa, vheh predicted a
oool sammerf saiss ca srs .ieteH sldi =
Workmeny commenced tearing. down
The old Jail last week. .hlsas g
Asoinsaslrtsspp spls lpssstiy pIc.nicked u Davis
Caves on Wednesday last.
aCut close and ssndpaper, please is
che common direction to the barber now
aAfter harsessT everybody is4going
to pay everybody all they eve every
body.
SHrsIrr IsEAD escorted KuRla 20 Che
Belmont codnsy isil On Wsdnesdav' the
Oath inst.
Monroe Eesaty wlll Be fepfsssnted at
Msrietta by not less than MY syorking
DenOsiats / IL n III u Il II
There are too many men with more
ambition than brains ID this country for
the ceuptry'slgoed, w4TTTygr
Fruit canning has commenced and the
demand for Jars aud es.isimmense be-
vo,d ,,,.cedoct