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fe., tAsss were words Of thine; loroal,
They burn within my memory yet,
IlSy touch some tandtf chords, LarunA,
Which thrill and tEVmbls with TrErOt.
TLsTe Z iutpre, Obi thank God,
~ lie this d % Iuall part,
lla dust 70 dust bsnelth The s1d,
bat thSro, up their, us hear 10 heart,
Both arc married now, and no doubI
hAPpy; but the curious story Of one o.
tne most popular songs ever published ID
thls country will interest thousands 10
Thn1 II was once 90 familiar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-13

"sElLERs' LIVER Pills" arc working
more real good in one year than ali other
proprietary medicines, Is cents per box.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DnrlRTulR on TI1INS-wmrtlrs rtrr.

errtAdelphiA AccOmLl0dAtion.-T traln only Tuns
between watching Hna TriadolphA.
| tDally except sunhAy-NsRark Accommodation,
lSteuhOnVille AceommodAti0n.-Thh traln during
the day passes backward and forward bstVeon MAJ.
| tins Ferry and Bellllrs Stopping when FrIurod Al
sherman HouSs, RtnavillO, Wet Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-13

u your lood distIeSses you take little
SAArORHa JAMAICA uIXGER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-13
1850.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

Ihs volumes Of the Baaar begin With the lrpt nun.
Ser iot JSnaafS q each year. whsn no time il
sI.hIs y, WI % lndentGod that the subscriber
receipt Of order. "'''' Wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-13

or an aspiring poetess:
UniOFt4llse lldy bow sad Is your lOL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-13

FELICIA was gliding down fremont street
IN Boston the other afternoon, with i
Derby hat on and carrying her hands In
the pockets Of her long ulster, when {
small boy ran up and said; '.Say, Miss, Il
you had cigar now, you'd be all right
wouldn't yerT'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
gT The Committee of the "BRIcK''

w The Committee of the "BRIcK"
PoMERoY branch of the Greenback party
held meeting on Jackson's Ridge on
the 9th day of August and nominated
JACOB T. MoRRILL, q Democrat, for
Prosecuting Attorney. Mr.. MORRILL,,
We take it for granted, was notified of
the gr, at honor attempted to be heaped
upon him by the tail to the Republican
party, and thereupon proceeded in his
deliberate way to decline. Hi, language
is plain, and the lesson II teaches NAV
have the effect Intended, viz: That very
few Democrats are for sale In Monroe
County: And il they were disposed to
barter, they would not negotiate with b
faction OF would-be office-holders and
defeated aspirants, who cannot command
over 25O votes in the county, outside OF
the strength Of the Republican party,
which is about 900 votes. -..--.--..
And while on the subject of dcclina-
tioDs, we may as we'll state that Mfr.
JOHN NJ. GOODWIN informed us on the
9th ult., that ALrxANDER McGREw, of
Lee township, who was nominated for
Coroner by the PoMERoY faction on July
4, authorized himts;S have a notice in
serted in this paper that he, MoGREw,
declined the honor! - aa w igs .aeas
olFill up with Republicans, gentlemen.
Democrats are not in market. Your Ii :
tie Republican game to catch Democrats
has spent all tile force 1t ever had, which
was precious little. .aa4fs 64H
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

deem it necessary to publish the fol
lowing regulations, which itishoped
will be observed as far as possible,
/. 1t is desired that all delegations
arrive at 10 O'Clock A. M. and halt,
and remain at the outer edge Of
town, until they receive marching
orders from an officer.
?. Delegations coming into town
on different roads, and from differ
ent directions, will be numbered as
follows:
Clarington road and all points.
East, No. /. 90 ~. .z.sT
Brownsville, Antioch, Graysville,
Washington county, and all points
South, No. 2.
South west side, or Moose Ridge
road, No. 3. a.sa,s
West side, Noble county and all
points west, on Stafford and Lewis
vile, and Calais and Miltonsburg
road, No. 4. 7e
| Northwest side. Belmont county
and all points north and west ON
Malaga and Jerusalem road, No. 5.
North side, or Beallsyille road,
No. 6.
8. Delegations on receiving or
ders, will march through town as
follows:
No. / upon entering town will
march South to Washington street,
and from thence west to Main street.
No, will march directly north ON
Main street.
No. 8 will march east to Main
street and follow Nos. I and 2. I.
No. will turn south on Walnut
street and follow No. 3. s =.
No. will turn west, and then
south on Walnut street, following
No. A. sff
r No.6 will turn east and then south
on Sycamore street following No. s
4. The speaking will be in the
Fair grounds; and it is, hoped the
delegations, will remain unbroken
until they arrive within the grounds,
5. 1t is requested that the Noble
county, Stafford and Lewisville, and
Calais and Miltonsburg delegations
join at Kerr's; and that the Wash
ington county, Brownsville and An
tioch, and Graysville delegations
| join at Steed's mill.
6. An officer will meet and con.
duct each delegation through town
to the Fair Grounds. estI
The speaking will be at 1 o'clock
F. NJ. in both English and German,
and from different stands.
COME ONE! COME ALLY!
BY order of
=
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

EgThe shooti0gos 0ixos BY Ranks
DALE, at Y zoo, Misssuas cold hooded
musdsnia TIE origin of iiheimurdsr was
political, BARksDALE is 'he Democratic
candidate for Clerk. Dixon is Demo-
crst and was Funniugsas an Independent
for tbeo osIiee of Sheriff. Hisenemiescon-
ceiyed the idea that 70 shoot him was
the easiest method OF escaping defeat =,
The election. n the Democrats Of iha,
s,ciion uphold sbol-gsa policy they de-
serve to be defesed, and all isw-abiding
ciiixens should unite and defeat every
one of them. q ,st.s..,.,.s., Y. .s.s. ,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

AWThe Sandusky (Ohio) Register
{ Republican, expresses the general sense
OF the whole country, except the Miss
Nancys, when it declares there never
was any thing Of the Civil Service order
of Hayes. We quote from it: Jew
"The New York Times regards the
Presidents so.called Civil Service order
as supreme bumbug, and does not hes
itste to say as much, In recent article
it remarks: If there be any thing left
of the Presidents Civil Service order it
is too slender remnant for ordinary
perception There never was anything
of il at best, except as it gave Federal
officers weak excuse not 10 pay de-
cent subscription TO defray decent cam
paign expenses"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
SUMMER STORMS.
Destructive Freshet Above Pitts
sd burg. sir

Destructive FreShet Above Pitts
sd burg. sin
PIrrsBURG, August 25-The rains of
last night and this mnrning caused great
damage and loss in the vicinity, particu.
larry upon the railroad lines The wors,
of the damage was at Girty's Run. along
which the Narrow-Gauge Evergreen
Railroad runs. Bridges, fences, outhous.
es, workshops and gardens were torn
from their places, and borne down THE
swollen volume of the stream, Every'
ihidge on the Evergreen Rai.roail, and
also those on the Girtv- Run plank road,
amounting in all to about twenty six IN
number, were swept away and carried
down the stream. At Evergreen nearly
all the gardens we're flooded away end
the plants destroyed Ohe gardener lost
all his outhouses and the foundations of
his house we're moved A lady named
Wilson, living in the. village of Ever
green, thought her residence was about
to be carried off and she lesped into the
food with her three children, thinking
she could manage to get ashore. The
water was too deep for, her, however.
and she and her little ones were ioun-
dering in the food, with watery grave
staring them in the face, when Mr.. Pick
eriDg, who happened to be near at the
lime, plunged in and rescued them. +
q The majority Of the people fed from
their houses and retreated to the hill
tops. A number Of blacksmith shops
were set afloat, and wagons, carts and
carriages swept down the creek. The
watery scene Of disaster is reported by
eve witnesses to have been indescrihah!e.
The damsge to the railroad, it ia es ims-
ted, will reach $4,000, and the loss. os.
casioned by the storm to the plank road
will. perhaps, amount to $4,000. A two;
story frame house at Milldale was swept
away. A family named Arthurs, living
in it. barely escaped with their lives, and
lest alt their property. Nolife was lost,
although wild rumors on the street state
some persons were drowned. Travel,
Of course, on the Evergreen Narrow
gauge was rendered impossible, The
highway has been so washed and fur
rowed that those accustomed 70 come to
town along it had to come in by vaysof
the Perrysville plank road. The run at
its highest this morning, it is said, look
ed like tie Ohio River. "
At Sharpsburg the cellars were all
flooded, and family. residing in the
two story house near the brick-yard was
compelled to move their things up stairs
by reason Of the lower room being filed
with water. sz5sy6
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

EH Genersls CxRF. the leader OF the
Grsenback party in Ohio, was iaterview
ed1at steqbsnsiiis, On the 9Th 7l ult., By 4
correspondent Of the Cincinnati En- sas--
receive extract the following :gla'ill 4
Csrrespoadents-W hatis the Piait wing
ofy0ur Party dctnga bgss ? d9itg 20
General Cary-Oh! they amt doing
much. Enok at The meeting held in
your city Last night By General Piatt
and The Way ia which his brother Dom
is being received in other parts Of the
State. FOt course, the Republican party
will do all they can to hrlp that branch
OF the party along, as It is TO their inter
est 70 have them cast as many votes ss
possluie,f4 rvt.sgfres40s hfts ssa lfa,s'9.
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-
~ Rsv. KALLocH. Workingnsn'f
candidate for Mayor Of San Francisco,
was shot BY CHAsLEs De reuSe. editor
oftheiq qhrssicIs, Of tizst eity. on The 23d
ul..l sThe trouble grew ont Of personals
tieseof the grossest character. by You've
in lis paper. and KAILocH in . public
spetch, oAfer the shooting the Work.
ingmept assembled by thoasands and
would have taken DE- You've out ol
prison and hanged him, had not theil
leader, KEARsEy, eounseied then, 70 par.
sue = sdifsrent. course, KAALLocn vii
probably recoser.7g atIl Eaw a9fis56 ,8
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srThe Memphis Avalanche Of 4, the

23a ult. contained this announcement :
"The Howards are out OF money
They will be compelled to csll upon the
charitable of the world for assistance, OF
discharge their nurses and let the sick
take, care Of themselves, II is ,humilis.
ting. But it must be done. The call
will be made tomorrow for aid. The
necessity Is great. in fact overwhelming,
or the Howards would never submit to
be placed in the position Of again calling
upon the outside world for aid"
It. is to be hoped, that the people Of
those sections Of the country which are
free from the scourge that is depopulat.
ing Memphis, will respond as readily
and as generously as they did last year
to the wants of the sick there, and thus
take the edge off Of the humiliation the
Howard philanthropists feel in appealing
to the country for contributions. Ye-l'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
Oglevee Vented to Increase Tax
shasdllo alton!

9 WouId-be Auditor Of Sta'e Oglevee,
on the 29rh of last March, moved to in
crease the State tax levy ssvsn, tenths OF
a mill. thus INCREASING THE TAX
ES OF the people ONE MILLION AND A
HALE DOLLARS. The vote resulted yeas
35; nays 81. Tbirty-one Republicans
and, three Democrats voted with him,
and City Democrats and one Republican
voted against him The Democrats de-
feated this proposition to increase the
Taxes, and yet he is going over the
State, asking the question why the Dem.
ecrais did not reduce State taxation.
Hes daisy Woyae Co, Democrat.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
An Exciting Scene at q Texas Camp
~ haa .ars Meeting. Of E;aea 7aa :,

Sd CoRYELLE CrrY, Texas August 25.-
A regular pitched battle occurred at, a
camp-meeting eight milesfrom here. A
posse desired to arrest some cattle and
stock thieves They found them at the
Camp, meeting andowhile praying and
singing we're goingon the officers, wen,
up TO . man named jenkins, and bis
crowd, and demanded their surrender.
The attacking party closed around Jen,,
kins and his friends, when six-shooters
wore drawn on both sides, and shooting
began, It seemed like q skirmish in q
hat,le. The firing lasted three minutes
The mourners, preacher and congrega-
tion. arose and fed into the bushes, ac.
companied by the shiieks and screams
of women and the crying of chiidrer.-
Jenkins was shot in the arm, another
man through the ankle, and third in
the hip. Several horses were shot and
one killed. The posse gained the battle,
and carried of jenkins. 9auidaag-bia ~
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p II 3 y 80 ~
In putsuanse- Of .au order of the Probass} Y
1 Court of Monroe County, Ohio, 1 will Offer
for eale, ct public auction,
Tuesday, the l6h day of September, 1879,
bet~esnihs hours OH o'clock 4. IA. ND "a
o'clock p m OF said day the following pxsmi<.
=. ~ G.sfiEy xRag9 .ssaRGT .EssJS
The northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of Sc ,tiou twenty i've township four
and rams 9 Ave, excepting shersfrotn ted Acsss Il
off Of the east side OF the above described
tract, after said deduction to contain thirty
acres, more or less; also. the east half Of the
northeast quarter Of the Horshwest qusfts1S
Of section twenty I've, township fouf Of fanssuo
Eve, containing twenty acres more or less.
and appraised at 81 ,o0oi to be sold free Of
dover. r ss5v. $40 v,s, 80,
s id sac to be made at the cast door Of -ui
the court house, in Woods6eld, for u0s yfssr "A
than $500, and upon terms, to Wit: Cash IN ei
hand before confrmasioa5 Or ssale.' ltgfrfs51- ss
JAARD HAWKINS. sl
y Admir- Of Amelia a. Ruttef, DECD. '-..sss
augls,79. sh'ssiy9fs'A
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
How to get sick.

Expose Yourself day and night, eat
too much without exercise work too
hard: without rest; doctor ell the time
take all the vile nostrums advertised /;
and then You will want to know Ss s =
How to getwell.
Which Is answered sin three Words
Take Hop Bitters! See other column.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
noble County Press, 9th ult.,,

Guernsey county Democrats should
not object TO Senatorial candidate from
Noble county. This 10 the frst time our
county has ever asked for recognition.
Our more powerful neighbora might be
more generous. 7 1t certainly was Noble
county's turn. I'll g sssls<.a6 les-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
Russian Terrorism.

ODrssA, August 20 Two prisoners,
recently sentenced to he hanged, we're
found guilty Of preparing explosives to
kill the Czaf, when visiting Nicolareff -
One Is deserter from the Black Sea
fleet. Their sentences will he carried
out at Nicolareff. Three other Nihilists,
of the five sentenced by military tribu-
nal, were hanged on the race course at
Oiessa These make twelve executions
for political offences in Russia in about
"a year. + ~ &, .s..s,s. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

AHiflPiArr makes ss aas atiailure to-
day, Monday, as he did when sent mere
to address q Democratic meeting, seye-.
raj iyesrs since, the PoAERoYlrEs will be
willingutoyra foris crippled. dog
and tteha hire some one TO shootthe
auadruped. - - 81. l.a -.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

fNsTvo places for RePablicans on
the sBs,cxfs PonERoY. Republican couarI
~ ticket, sice MoKRIEt and McGREwrc-i
%, dints e naiod j sgtSsslS9 .sastig
elglSn. i,...- ...l.a.n - -. L.. !.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

We all have our preferel ces; but no
one prefers to hear q crying baby when
the fact is. so well known that Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup would ut once quiet ii.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

aTse ..BsIck. spohrRoT.R Rsfubli-
cane sllisaee- IN this, eopniy don boon boom
aOeuiocrals. worth q censs aaigesi IA
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
More About the Pet Bank.

WAeHfNGroN, ID, u. Aug. 20:-There
lis good deal Of feeling here amone
Secretary Shermsn's best friends over
the painful silence he has thus far main
taincd touching thecharges affecting his
administration of the Treasury 10 con-
nection. with the transactions between
tile United States aud the First National
Bank OF New York, In his dealings
with that favored corporation he has MOI
only mortified his sincere friends. hut ht
has placed the Treasurer OF the United
States, Mr.. GilHllin, 10 q most embsrras-
sing position. The latter officer sttove
TO do his duty. aia iS@a's eASaa 9aosa
When Secretary Sherman went to
Maine to make political speeches in That
State, Treasurer sG,lfiilin sought 10 OH
tain, and did demand, settlement at the
hands of the FRS, National Bank. He
drew a draftaon the hank for sc 000, 600,
and as it passed through The Gearing
House Association, it was paid. The
day following, however, the President of
the First National Bank came to WASH
ington and sought an Interview with
Treasurer Gi6llin. He desired that the
bank be not pressed. It was really to
pay million day, but such large drafts
90 were beng made weuld cause strin.
gency in The n oney market, lpress the
bank and impair the premisim on the 4
per cent bonds. Treasurer Giltiiiin told
the bank officers that he recognizsriionly
his sdntylihat othe money was due, aud
he wanted q settlement sasa iaee al
The bank President went home in q
huff, hut on the dayl succeeding his de-
parture Treasurer Giliillin again drew a
draft for an additional $4,000. 900, which
being drawn through the Cleaning
House, was paid. His purpose was to
keep on making large drafts until a Sc, :
tlement in full had been made, when be
received dispatch from Secretary Sher-
man, who, was then in Maine, to defer
all further drafts against the First Ma
tional Bank on account OF The 4 per cent
loan until he returned from Maine,
It will be remembered that Secretary
ShermsI left Maine rather precipitately.
and it was announced. at the time in the
Associated Press dispatches that he did
so on account of important correspond;
ence he had received from Washington.
Tie correspondence thus alluded to was
the mobilization by the FIRST ,National
Bank of New York OF the manner in
which. Treasurer Gii6lliu was pressing
them. The Secretary came to Washing
ton in hot haste, ordered Treasurer Gill
allin to omit his drafts on his pet bank,
and then extended bis date for settle
Imsnt until October !, By this course be
not only accommodated the bank, hui
humilia,ed The Treasurer Of the United
States and. interferedr with the Legitimate
duties OF his Office. -
l1 The upshot Of the matter will be that
when Congress again conyenes the rels-
fions between the First National Bank ol
New York and Secretary Sherman will
he the subject Of investigation, and there
will be no m ire important or Interesting
witness than the Treasurer Of the United
States, James GiIfIlir. He is an honest
man Fts hsqffts 19 s3sif ea4 aaEe7 g
| = ~ {. 4 fs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

Remernber the Democratic Mass:
Meeting on Saturday, the 18th day
Of Septe nber,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

T'HE next session Of the Monroe County
i Teachsrs institute will b held at Woods.
held, In the Court House. commencing
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1879,
and continue one week. Good Instructors
will be present during the session.
Come yourself, and bring with ron all In
terested in the cause of Education, and let t1s
spend the week proftably.
=. By, order Of the Executive. Comajtiee.
angle ,7std. 80 chsirfsss.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

REThe election. in, California takes
pIaes,tormprros. the 81 tnst. ,as'h Sao'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

EB,An uapiesssn,ness is growing up
between Russia and Germany. sSaould
It result In declaration of war, wouldn't
II make whop,sri lust think. Zou-
ayes, Gattlins guns, Cossacks and the
like. Whew!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
THE SENATORIAL SUBJECT.

Mr. F. ". Atkinson, the Democratic
nominee for Senator in this Senatorial
District, is an energetic worker and pro-
poses N ,hornughlycanvas the District.
-Woodsseld Spirit.
Il there not some mistake herep Mr..
Atkinson Is not the Democratic nominee
rhe Democratic Convention has not
been beld yet.-Je6ersonian.
No, sir. Mr. ATKINSON was declared
The nominee by the Democratic Conven-
tion at Summerfeld on Angus IA. II
the editor of the Jetersonian. who is
understood to be candidate f,r Sena-
tor, thinks he can bnlldnze the Democ-
rscy Of Monroe and Noble, we, for one.
are perfectly willing for him to proceed
with bis little game.
rFA As the district is Democratic nv a
large majority the election Of Mr.. A.
kinson is. assured. Mr., Atkinson is sn
energetic business man, dealer In to-
hacco, and President of the Batesyille
Bank. He is a gentleman of force and
talent, and will make his influence felt In
the legislature Barnesuille Enterprise.
The election Of Mr.. Atkinson is not
only not assured, but extremely donht-
aal, unless he, should be nominated by
the Democratic Convention Guernsey
JefersoHian. Te 74.s ,-o,,
The election of Mr.. ATKINSON is as
|sured. unless q few soreheads in Guern.
sey County, who have the Seaatorial
itch, choose to aid the Republicans to
elect their candidate. He has been dc.
clared the nominee Of Democratic Con.
vention, regularlv called and organized,
In which the voice Of GuefnseS was mol
heard, and ,ye suppose that is the reason
why II ,eas not a Democratic Conven-
tiop. Six years ago Guernsey pursued
she. same course and committee from
that, county, at a second meeting OF the
Convention, succeeded in having that
Convention called in precisely the same
manner, neminate JoHN W. LAuGHLrN,
of Guernsey. That .oas q Democratic
Convention after q Guernsey man bad
received the nomination, but not before,
in the opinion Iof the able statesman Of
the JefeSsoa'an. s s1ga sa asdd
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
Wssdsffeld. sep. 9. is4O.

sEdtls n l7lFRIiI3 -E7-Isds7W IN tF7H ~
Remelhberi the Democratic Mass
Meefhig en Saturday, the s1Stis dayt
OF SeDtenber.i t9ssI baa ,s1iass1a 5aI
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
A General Failure 81 the Crops.

LONDON, August 26 The late unfa-
vorable weather has proved even more
disastrous TO the crops than was anlici-
pated. From trustworthy advices re-
eeived from many portions Of England,
it is now generally accepted as settled
fact that the lharvests are irretrieyably
ruined. The weather continues very
bad.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

2 Fever and sAgue 10 most common In the )
spring, but more severe In the fall and win.
ter. It Is ssrictly q malarions disease, .snd.
so surely as the Bitters are,adopt ptsd.so snrsiy !,
will the individual Who adopts this p1ecau- I
tion be exempted from it's pains and penal-s
ties, Add to this its value as q stomachio
and anti bilious agent, and who will venture
to gainsay its claims 70 the first place among
family medicines? : - -
x For sale by all Druggists ana respsussbls,
Dealers sensral's,pk afisItsnsS,7sL
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02

The Committee of Arrangements
for the Woodsfeld Mass Meeting, to
be held