The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-08-26
Sepse and Mo'lsei,se,


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Facts speak for themselves. Al wo. |
mans tongue is severe fact. on hse
II is great deal bet .rlto do 1 Kindly
deed T., a man when be is living than to
weep over him when, he ,is dead, ,,,,esy i
<Is .,o oil. no,,r;+,od =, ~. or
80 1870 80 ~ ~ amr.o,.Ss r.'s .s.ua ~. ~
T. :oaJ 80 ,s.,s ssee,rsyu
M;ssr;s., e coma ,''i innh;sden ,.,a 4 r.vs .,
80, ~ ,onCy ,,b;,e inns ms, A t,s so,,rb,
sor s .ra' , vhen found ara Ant : !, ain ssav
M. ~, waross~ ), 80 - -f,'.'ss.'fl 81
q inere u one ptooiem wa'cn tne most
reckless eDa!ns'nas.c'aus nave peen Som-
peileq &C. g,vs upLna'neiy, no" msny
"omsn II sassS - Aes' "a, seots'Y ,ots .,,.,
AN iowa man dropped dead wnlie ne
was dancing with MS vn wife. Had II
been some other fellows wife an awful
morM wouio9 nave oeen9 'mmeo'a'e'y
poln!ea' .iasaa4 YssaIaGI ,s4iea ~. :.
S "A person who was fisputing one day
with Peter Pindar said. in hot tamper1,
that ne dld not Ike t. oe thought q scoun-
drei. .""l wish. was the reply, "that
you had as great a dislike to being Que q
lo9You may put q mean soul, like q poor
lpicture.in in a costly frame,aaud be is none
the better for It; and You may put q
great soul, like good picture, into a
common frame, and ne Is none the worse
tor II. q sRof'f sa' 9'tt' sh' - ho''AH
The applications of this ane.dotes moi
quite universal. d He said, AYES, sheE is
an odd. young lady; indeed, 1 think iher
extremely singular" And then he added,
"She was never heard to speak ill OF an
absent iriend!
Ine woman nlwho tooRs COX OF corn
plasters' to. an snte,tainmspt, thinking
they were iozengess eonldn imagine
why they didn't dissolve until she go
oack nome and examined the label. wner
'ue wys'e'y was ., on0e o'eA.eu up
For every hundred heads Oh cabnasei
take qualtar OF pound OF black pep
per and put II 10 apbox large enough te
stftout well. intolthes patchs efort
the dew is soff, and pepper the cabbage
well Two Or three times will be gsuf
iclent. The worms go through t1t
leaves ana die., ..As ~. 49,"
+ Foughiack: Little Rock, MINI, fsh
ermanfalis into the water; craHis out
hangs clothes over aIfres TO- dry; ciethe'
bprn up; fisherman naked, three mile'
rom home; woman comes along fisher
msu ptunges up t' chm IN water woman
lends peiticoat; grand sprocesston I'd 4
Robinson Crusoe.bas eneDseaf safrol
II RegretsJin reply to sinvitations shoult
contain the reason. therefore ~ -ETchangs
Dear King William, writes the Bostol
Post, We are sorry We scouldnt ct. .enss
your little blowout, but you see the bab!
was sick, and Ne had boil o0; the 'bacl
of our neck. and worst Of all our drss
suit wasn't fit to wear. sqF .YIs
A writer 10, the. Lire Stock Journa
says: Il have kept dogs all my life, bu
no fleas. Take common tobacco stems
such as you can get at any cigar factory
and put It in the dogs bed, and you, vii
have no neas in: The wlntsr MAKE bed
o. equal qnantlties ol nay ana topacct
stems; in the summer all stems. ,;,;,,5,
1t is hard thing to say, and many al
ardent temperament may be dampened
by it, but tis nevertheless true that Il h
more honorable to make good pair o.
shoes, than, to, write . poor, poem. II
thisfact could be emphasized some peo
p's "os'u a.op ,as psu aso ~ .so saHs s ~ ~, w.
,h " ss. sSu sus WIN ny vou'o 70 'e Yssss' ~
an ~. ss.las..., ...ersse;I...
man s.'ve, eAc.aimeu sas su.gs, y
aaealeo discussion oI = teagied '1eolo
|s'cal pom. WIN n,s nseuo' 20" ~
you ase ailee asenh log av ny. hays
" ooey any yne, ., ssla %
a1uu@an, 'u,, neekly' us ! uo' 'uoag1s :,
uoutcu Jug o"uge' wy
NY w''s, uet '"o s's'e'c auu. 'ue Uaoy, q.
noNieu .he goou naa"' nesnly 5su
lta;a '4 's''S -1~ ssi we
.sis. - - !, s.'''ils. is1i % i,,s,ii ~
S'nclnna.! la manulactuIes ma !ns Weo nln'
years ago. MS business sanae nso . oesn Pros' Pes
porous, ana ~ was a. supposeu M ,os' nts es.
Iase was .orin ooo.ouv ~ sous nno ns .Mloos
coulu uso 9nli aoou. S@v,vyy, Wncl sns
r,'so ,n,es.eu g. unlol'u pas0'y, rnu snaty W.
nssely sue oecame neeuy anu z son w w
'.ed ner 70 arrange ior . ner . zsmosa' 70 y
u's noIs aoo 10 oop paoA.nk sea 1870, .neos Ie % u,s'
covered 9so'uvv 10 sooa s .a..oso oonus
in "n'cu Ms 'atoel lIuae'nsesse"' aiis D.
"vell," said a newcomer in a West
ern town, 4va. shance /, would have In
starting up NIT saddle-tree peesnis? r
"That business is oyerdone, and compet..
ton has almost ruined the trade" was
the answer. "Vell, Good I make some
dings NIT new bakery ." ssThink uot,'
said the natiye,l "the town is full.of ,bak
cries now The man. looked puzzled