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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-14
M REMNANTS!

200 remnants of DRESS GOODS In lengths OF
from three to fourteen yards. Prices marked
In plain figures on each piece. You can get
good bargain by calling at once.
LEVY BROTHERS.
GREEN BOWS for ST. Patrick's Day at &C.
NH Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-14

bU3 FKOAD STKFEI.
Is Tow receiving from his buyer. who IS North.
NEW GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 4.
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13
Gie 0etrctbe.@ebietc Slmerifa'S

g
llno @tssntano sinsr lSnsersn 4tbnnoluns
in benz eouponsr Wasasn y9fiAetsentb
Century. DaiTsl6s bslprd,t ote gBs3sn'
fetoer Der Der. Staatcn unO Glnaoa5 unp
lpriht England isoe 5uTnun5 as, ie rpie-
Der, trps Wifsnidaft NIB 0si@idiAfeit,
I'M Nderbau nit Nmsrifa eoneurriren 3u
fSnnen, nelhes bsltimmt 1T, bic geett nit
gruo 3u perisbsn. So beiBt oa1slbf:
yDas sruba 9anb per tunftigen gBsi3en'
prebuftion 1T in ienem 5teils Don Britilb
Mmerita, trelher Bel Cafe @in.pss btsinnt;
es bebnt GA aus iiber bic 5baler bss cbee
rem uno unteren SasfatlA esou, mopcn bas
sine id !, ,O54 uno pas anbfre .O92 Mei,
len mad bem gBsittn eriredt Dieis bs.
ben SlUIa iino fhfaar uno ersIebsn ftA
etsn(o wis Der Nifnni6oin, Nso 8iptr une
aneere in ben safe Winnepes. Die bepen
Sasfat teoaus bepd1srn bas eano, mel.
Dies als Der yfrudtbare 0urttl" bsfannt 1T
unb nidt psnissr als 80 Millionsn adsr
bes befsn @si3enlunbes entbalt. Disie
6lITls NIT ibren Nsbtniliiifen Rup sebn
taufeno Wtsilsn lang uno 1000 bavon
laiTtar. Der Cafe Dinnepss minOst
our6 BEN gfel1on Glub IN ben 6uolun Bap,
uno 1T bic 3sit ntat fsrne, po bic See
fdiFs Den Cafe Mtnnepss ufrlaiIen unb Dsn
Dsi,en bes 0anoes nah europa trasen.
Dteie uneftsure .@ssiun, wsI6e serace
nGrtlih BON Der amerifa 1iihen CREME
lisst, umfaft 2,9S4,o0o Suabr itlnftlen,
wGbrsnb bic seiammtsn Ger. 9taatsn bios
a.933, 900 Suabratmelen enttalten.
Nimmt man gu isnsm eanue Die altsn Qtu
nin,sn Suebee, Sntario IL (. n, 10 um.
faBt gang CANADA 3,346, 900 Suaoratmsi
meilen. wabreno gang europa niat msbr
ais 100000 Suaora tmeilen entbalt.
Diele ungebeure &ssion BAT einen Boben,
wsder 70 frudtbar unb fur @si3sn 70 ss.
eisnet III, pie cit 8pesn scu Minneiota.
@ean einmal bsuobnt uuS anlebaut, miro
Re g1eisen In loltsn Guautirateu unb in
folder Sualttat prcpuciren, pab bas 5elt,
Lamb BON europa ebenlo ipsnis, tpie gns.
lamb idon jrbt, bamit eUneurrirsn fapn.
ga aud Der Often san Nasrila rpiro GUS
aei&lcfen. Die aufsabs Der Grndbruns
fallt INNER msbr auf ben Wefen Der Ser.
Staatsn; bic srose 8ornfammer Der Wslt
absr wiro einit isnsr Stel BON Sritjlb.
@merita werbsn. melhsr Sen esu 0ewSl'
fern pss GATE Uinnspss beipi!lt mirb.
s5cr Der Sano liest ieuss eanabifAs
Wsisenfslp NOD trad. Ole srube Sane
e~ grnaaruns ssr @slt faat auf BEN sDe.
lfn tff Wir Siaatsn. umicnt itrdubt
| ad rasesen europa, umipplt Dcusidlans
:.i. f:iasa psusr &prnssfegfn. eenen es.
mad einissn Satren niht tsftr srssbsn
wirb, ale es Cen wsilanp &prnssIsBen sr.
eansen IT," Snbeb sIautsn mir, pnb nod
pisIe Sabr,ebnte psrsebsn tSnnsn, sbs Ga.
naoa fo lenowirtbfdeftlih eultioirt wiro,
bab es Elm anlstnlthsr 5eeil Der Sornfam.
mer Der Wslt wsrtfn !aaN,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13
Weine Gcdter, @nilie Sted.

- Meine 3cdter, @milie @ted, 10
Sabre alt, lit felt LANCER atS 3tpei Sahren
an einem idlimmen gein. Gina bier 3oll
unterbalb sem snie befanoen iid balo Ell.
ne, balo mcbrere Seiinunsen, bic bel ltanois
nit Otter flclen uno oft srobe Sdmer5en
ueruriadten. ger3tlide 5ilfe erwies fh
als erfolslos. gor etwu 5wei Wonateu
setraudten mir auI oas 3ureeen BON
Ireuean biL oas ct. Satobs Sel, Der
@rfols MAR, eab bic 5duer5en mad uaO
mad peri6wanpeu, bic @eIbpullt mesSins,
Der giterluB aufb6rte uuo bic g9anpe
Subeilte. Seit etp1 fGnf Noden III nidt
uqein oqs Geiu solltSnbig 9ebeilt unb
iino ale 5dmerSen paraus perldmHnoen,
loaoern aut pas aG9ensine Sef fnosn bes
Stinoes 1T gut, g5 maAt uns 8ersua.
sen, Sbuen bieies ii6er bic treflihe Wits
flung oe5 ct Satobs Del alittbeilen sl
tSnnen. Sophie stsf, 8Riialo, %. q,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13

- Die befannte sdauipielerin Sammy
Dapeurrrt bat lid neuli4 in ennlpn nit
Dem SAauIpieler Gpmarp S. grice, Der
1dcm linsere 3eit nit i9rer @eieai4aft
reiit unb bic Sauptrpllen nit ibr ipielt,
perbeiratbet. Yriee bat gu bieieln Gnpe
leine friibere @attin, aittie Safer peranz
labt cine @beldeiounssflase megen e9ez
bru6 gu kestnnen uno burh5utabret. W
Bat ibr bic erforperliden &batladen neblt
ge,peilen bafiir ielblt mitset9ei(t. Selne
@uttin ldeint ibnt AUDI III bieien1 Puntte
seboriam sepelen su ieln, cbnpbl Iie
wuBte, baS ibres WanneS Serseben uno
ipdtere WInl de bic Srdulein Tannp Da=
penpprt gum 3ielpunfte batten. IS mlro
icgar tebauptet, paB Srdulein Tannp
Davenport ibren Otann leiner fritberen
@attin fit $4,000 atgefauft babe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13
SsnenIklihen@n q nGls.


bic Nsisrea Ine bic glals. tpercen sapsilen aus
pnbsfanntsn llrladen erl9larf uno idpd6.
Wsn1 biss ber 8aa 1T, perribttn iie ibre aus
ionpernben 8unftonen nntiirlib isbr unpOH-
fOmmsn uno bic unbrautbareu Ober ausgenuB-
ten StpHe lteiesn niAt aus benz S9fem, ME
Ge ipllten, icnbsrn blsiben I'M has 9lut gu yer,
siftrn, psrbrrbsne Saite su cSeusen unp se<
iabrlite uno i6msrsi6s 3ranibsten au Ssf.
uriaden. @s 1T cine ber wObltbdtiBcn 21ir-
fun0sn ppn So itetter'8 W aa aenbitters,
rnb e8 bic Sarncr9Ons lauft fimulirt unp lis
serbInberi III untbatiafsit gu psrfallsn wel6s
itets @ntsAnbuns unit 8srfall i'm Gsiplas bat.
g8is piel belisr it IS paber pisles miIpf biure,
hl6e Wittel su ssbrau6sn, unl iic sur 2bG.
tistsit ansutrsibfn, ais l6 folder Gsfabr aus
suieBen. Die &ertreibuns unhiibsr StOiTe
aus rem Spifem eurG bic @,scarme unb Nie-
ren uno bic 9teseluna unb @nrssuus ces Mae
gems unc Der estsr seE'en al ben bauptia9'
FIN S9rfunssn bislst wsrbpclcn Repisin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13
Sin lanoiabriees 9eiben bur6 ben

- Gin lansjabrises 2eioen burd ben
@etraud pcn Or. 2lu suit SSn s's
$ burger 8 rcpfen sebellt. =
sSrau Nusuitine @itanger, Plainiielo, e.
g., tbetlt uns Tolsenoes nit @eit 16
Sabren bate id elm aopfleioen, weldes
INNER Don 3eit su 3eit naA tur5ea 3pi'
idenraumen miepertebrte. Sh befraste
mebrere Dcftpsen. aber persebens. Ou
muroe jh perunlabt, nit Dr. Gusu t
s0nis's 6amburser Sropfen
eine Yrcbe gu MAIDEN. Ufit Treuoen
fam id MN teridten, pab mir oieielben
8ebclfen unD mid wieoer gang berseiteut
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13

ginen neuen Sorratb ben Brudbdn=
bern peridieeener Nrt, lowie @eri be9alter
fiir junSe Serreu uno Dumen tir5lid er'
balteu
S. &altsyer & Sebn, QpOtbstsr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13

= SO siebt tein teFerss Mittsl sesea
DhspePFa ais uReeps @ilt GpBe 9onic."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13

Srdmpfe uno @dmer5en i'm Waseu
uno ben @eodrnlen, Dpenterie uno
Diarrbce ltnr jett bduiis uno icllten TO-
gleid, pertrieben weloen. SpbnlonS
Mnorpne Eminent furirt ale iclde Ga.
den unO lollte in jeper 6aniiie sebalteu
meroen.
Der traurislte Taa bon Scrop1eln ober
8lutrereiftung, BON bem mir bOrteu,
wuroe burd Parlons purSirenoe @taen
sebeilt. Diele Yi(len MAIDEN ueues rei>
DIES Blut uno pabreno einem piertel Sabr
jeben Nbeno eine senommeu, piro bas
9lut I'M san;en Sptem perdnoert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13
@ensral Yeaureoars aitbt Hh al

- @saeral geauresars nibt itd al,
in eineH ciienen Sriefe al bic Breiie 81
beweiicn. oab 2puiS 9tapcecn ber Dritte
elm uhicnftino sewelen lei uao bic Glib
ftaaten Seceilicn mad, WSslidteit sefSr
bert uno tesanitist bate.-2lber oas mel s
ia jeoeS 8ino in Amerita; es pIeifsu g
felt Is Slbren bic SpaBeu Don allen . Il
dern. Gen. geaureslro lollte ft tiibi@
nm bic Vouikana StaaiSlotterie bstim.
ulern unt bic 1cttcn ruben laHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13

rub's ferben, laste Der General nah Der
Srauuns NIT mertiid lhpoAsrsr Stlmms.
SD fiible mid Elm menis ansssri1tn, td
bebarf Der Nute, uno es tpiro poribsree'
BEN. Qabt mid Elm @tiinbaen ous'n,
6inIer MeuDermd9lte bateu Fa nab Der
1rauuns sewib 70 pislss gu fasen, was ith
ctne 3susen beisr las, fllste er lahslno
btnju.
glur penige s0odeu maren lsit BENT
5rauunestase persansen, urp weld srobt
gerdnberune bate Der fur3s 3s;traum ee.
braht Sn ben Nlifsn bss parfs lag tie
fer @hnse, In welhsm fsine Spar zines
msnldlihsn 5ubes gu istsn mar, pas Saus
mar unbemubnt, bic Jsnaeridu en- es1dloI,
fen. Der General rubte I'M @rabe unb
@lactmr mar nit leiner gattln mad De,
tersburs iiberse ilsoelt.
Qls babe bic ssilise Nn lrsnsuns unb
Nufrssuns bic lsbte ssbenstralt pes 8ran'
Ten erl&Opft, 70 mar Der 3ufano esslslten
nah bent @ermdtlunesabenos Der zines
lanslameu 5initsrbeas, immer lstteuer
wurbsn bic IiAtsn Nussnblids isines lstbar'
eilhsn 5alblAlum mers, In wslhem er bic
SfiuiBen erfaants 10 mar lein 2sbsn ltiu
srIcldssn, rim 6srJGlas 8 bate bsmielben
Elm s noe esmaht.
6ortfebuns frlgtD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13
= Cine iunss unb basl6e franijTltSs

- sins iunss uno bis l6e franiJllcss
3errs'ptnosntin unO fcuriltin. Maoemoi-
lsus saiteont, ts9lsitet bic Expedition pss
@tnsral gaaarep. Die Dame maht mu,
teta unp auseausrno o1s Strapairn ess
auberH bsi6wsrlittn Stp,uaes NIT einsm
sists labslneen @sfhthfn" nit, larsibt
TN WAGER ein Wsrf. bstitslt .Nsmpireu
elmer JransCiin iber bic ruiNlde @lpsei.
ttan esasn bic Qurlmenfn unp Setiu3en1,
seiOrst 6crreipcnosnlen an mstrre 8tdt.
icy une psrbrebt itsroiss ibrsr feTslnpsn
SnOnbstt usssn bsm sanSsn Expeditions
torps bic aSpfs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-13
Gin bemerfeuswertbes S1elultat

Sin bemerteneiOerfbe5 SCetultnf.
gs III san, sleid, tpie piele @er3te unp
ipie stsle perfdiepenartise Meoi3inen itr
laon sebraudt babt, es 1T cine feltfs9enpe
Sbatlahe, oab Der German SYrup bas
bette 5silmittel fur eunaenfrauttsitsn 1T.
5roBosm siett ss nod 2auleare sOn Ysr.
1onen, bic an Salse ober 9unasntranibet.
ten, Qus,struna, afbma, SuItan, Vnsu.
mpna. Grtaltunsen u. {. 10. lsioen, unp
BON Der gorslslidfsit pon 8OIder's Ger.
man Syrup Ntdte wjHsn. auen Disien
iassn mir, pab wd9rsno oes lsbtea Sa9res
$4,000 Slalden oaScn uertauft wurosa
uno feline &lase iiter eas 6siImittsl eins
lief. Na @us,ctruns esicenDe icllten
sipe 8laide nsriudsn. @swSbnliae @r5-
es rs Gents. Gu baben bel aasa 4rus'
sifsn Nmerifas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

An article in Q Greenback paper is
headed, 'Organize and save this nation"
What kind of q nation is this, anyhow ,
A man don't more than turn bis back to
60 about his business before some one
is pulling at his cost tail to come and
save this nation. Better put this nation
on ice.-N. T. World.
A new sentimental song is entitled
"Tell Ne to Live in Your Soul, Love.
Well do it. There's nothing mean
about us. Come right along and live
in it. High stoop, stone front, base.
ment, dining room, hot and cold water
on every floor and telephone IN The
sitting room. Rent, e2S month, in
variably in advance; references. Blu
why did you leave your last soul2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
osasD RAPIDS. Nleu.. sev. So
LATER.
SAnFoRD's RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arrests tho corroding discharges In
Cxtarrh but hy sympathetic action restores to SOUND
health all the organs of tho head thut have brcome
acctci by 1t, ad exhibit any Of the following asc
tions:-
Detective Eycsight, Infiamed and Brattery
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss Of
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia Of the Tar,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noisrs
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Headache,
Pains In the Temples, Loss Of the Senses OF
Taste and Smell, Elongation of the Uvula,
Inflammation Of the Tonsils, Putrid Sore
= Throat. Tickling or Hacking Cough. Bron-
chitis, and bleeding Of the Lungs.
Each package contains DR.. ssnford's Improved In.
haiing Tube with fuIl nndcArciuy rrepsrrd directions
for use In all cascs Prce. Forsalrh by all Wholesale
States and Cana. as. W EKS & POTTER General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
Gen. Hooker and the Recreant Sol
ss}sis r der. gsli SAsIvH&

IRON bne Olnclnnau Enqu1rorJ sffH
! served on Gen. .Hooker's staff for
nearly year, and on one occasion was
assigned to duty as Judge Advocate Of
q general court martial before which %
private soldier OF q Michigan regiment
was brought, charged with desertion.
The evidence showed that the prisoner
had deserted three times, on the last oc-
casion ''in the face OF the enemy" The
court martial sentenced him to be shot,
and the record of his trial and convic.
ton was forwarded to Gen. Hooker Tor
his approval. A short time subsequent.
ly Gen. Hooker came to my quarters,
which adjoined bis own and said: 4.
"Bond, in this case sgainst Private
do you think bad better be
done2 Are there no extenusting cir
cumstanccs ?" ss4a To'2fa'7sH
"None that know Of General. He
has deserted three times .snaihsf -
"Isn't there something in the case up
on which you could base recommends.
ton OF mercy :"
Not sutuSs 4uo ptoOi oSotuet utm
was positive and not denied, and the
witnesses say further that when he was
with his regiment be was worthless
fellow and constitutional cowsrd,''4
"Thst ID just the thing" said the
General positively. "The man is con-
stitutionally coward, and you recon-
mend him to mercy on that ground. II
tell you what's the matter, Bond, his
mothers at my quarters begging Tor
her sons liIe, and ! want to spare hin" /"
In accordance with shis suggestion.
the Recommendation for leniency vas
written, and few minutes thereafter .
feeble old lady with silver gray hair and
q fearful face was bowed out OF the Gen..
erals door by the brave old hero, Tsnd
turning away she exclaimed, with uplif-
ted hands, "God bless you, Gen. Hook.
er." LEWIS H. BOND.
+ = i - Ia
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
A MOVING PALACE.

/ I.|N
This is truly an age Of wonders, and
among them are talking by ligbtning,
Walking ON air riding on The wings Of
ihe wind. and transferring, = It vere;a
whole orchestra over husdreds q milrs
OF wire. These are no gfeatoT th4n lie
rapidity Of travel on the ynilNeys, how
ever, as The isuryiDg tfsins evesy day
show Tbere are always new conve-
niences and Improvement In the manner
OF travel which Add gfeassy 70 the CONF
tort O those rho are journeying. One
OF the stAtest, thou Cd II has been In use
some time. y the Pullman Hotel Cars,
where one Is always "at home, and can
eat, walk, talk, or sleep, 40 be chooses.
Go down TO the Chicago = North rWes-
tern depot any eyening, er any morning,
and you VIII zee the slseA Ehs,
Pullman Hotel Cars were put on the
Cnlcago q Nortn- W estern RAILWAY
aoout Inc nrst Of Jul, last year ana
tley nave proven 20 pc an unquestlon'
ed ana oeclded success. Inc cars are
oeaoues' ana person can get a0oard
at Cnicago In the morning and ride
!orougn 10 Council BUNS Without leav-
lns .us car. aoa sun nave All sne conve:
n'ences oi any oi Tue most elegant no.
.s.s. Aney are on tne Luropean .plsn.
Iron pay only ior what you get: II
you nave never seen them, It VIII pay
you 70 90 down 70 the depot some even
ing ana 60 tnrougn tue train.-Cs Csdar
nGP'as ia,I Dd.y HePaoecd" ~
IN 'nese nolei cars ene meais are asa'
ca..e-you pay .ol wna' you ge., ana
no.ning more ano tniS as very reason
a5le ta'es. So. sAh ssE
Inc managers OF tne Company have
os.e.Diaea 20 oms hoIning Wnlcn Will
suu 70 .ne convenience, ssle'ys ana com
.ore VI aae trasehng puonc VINO iaSos
mem WIN lnelr pe.ronage' ana lurtner,
.ua. 'uey WIZ no' os ec'lPsso 10 .n's oi-
lec',on py asy osneI rraiiroaa ~ tne
wolio. hence .nese cars constructed
oy .oe rulman rsiace Car company es-
peclany lot tne floneer Line, are the
nnes! ever oullt. .a, lsAos
- - !. NJ. 'g gela.lon - ssy sua. no
.o.u - sue VIZ eau Plo"uSe 'ue squA'
" .ne.e msgn,ncen' csIs, sno ~ Tue sv-
.Isge .,sseier ~an~ tne pest OF every
~. sn,ng .nss az can os nsd, ne mus' o. neces-
s.;y M use 'n's hne 10 us 'rans-conunen- ZEN
70, M Mlp
Tug ona'ges loi pertns ~ ,ness 1o'el
oals are Tue same snu no uiguer %
S.e C'. msus - .ae more common o'eeping
Sai' % soas 'no ua.eic! using one ot
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
He Would Write to their Parents.
fFrom the Richmond Herald.l

x tkA0AA VIZ AsAoAAAAoAAo AAos oAAAU H.9
Col. x, OF John Morgan's Cavalry,
was not martinez; but bearded like
the pard, he had military air. Discip-
line was his hobby. The soldiers OF
bis regiment were young men from
eighteen to twenty live years old-all Of
them blue-blooded. To restrain these
hotspnrs required tack. skill, and firm.
ness It was no easy task to curb this
jeunesse doree. But the Colonel did il,
and this was the way be did it.:
An inspection having been ordered,
the Brieadier and his staff visited The
Colonel's camp for the purpose of con-
Quoting il. While the regiment was in
line undergoing inspection, two privstes
who has been ranging the night before
in search Of buttermilk, and had endeav-
ored to sneak into camp unobserved,
we're detected BY the outpost sentinels
and brought under arrest to Colonel x
at the head of his regiment. The Colo
mel, cooking bis hat on three grains,
sternly ordered them to his tent to await
his coming after inspection, renal liking
to Gen. d. that be would
make an example of these rovers. Al.
rived at the tent with the General and
staff, after ranks were broken, the Colo
mel arraigned the culprits before him.
"Young gentlemen, said be, severely,
"you are aware that you have been gull
ty OF serious offence against the dis
|cipline Of my campf" "Yes, Colonel,
was the meek reply. 'Well, sirs," tbun.
dered the Rbadsmsnthus. II desire
you distinctly to understand that il THE
offence is repeated will write to your
parents about it. Go TO your company
Turning 10 the surprised officers look
ing on, he said: "You ace how severe
must be witt these young fellows. Dis
cipline must be preserved"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

The Boston Herald relates that Gen.
eral Butler, being asked u be intended
to make another effort for the Governor
ship OF Massachusetts. said As |. was
returning to Lowell from Boston the
next day after the election. two individ-
uals somewhat the worse for LIQUOR,
who occupied a seat behind me, we're dis
cnssing the result of the election, evil
IDENTITY unaware of my proximity to
them. Finally,' one OF them saws: /:
Jerry, do YOU think Old Benll run
again ? .Ronr OF course he'll m. .
lhe's only been scoring 80 far"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
What Ails You9

1t is disordered liver giving you .
yellow skin or costiye bowels, which
have resulted in distressing Piles or do
your kidneys refuse to perform their
funct onsf !! 80 your system will soon
be clogged with poisops. Take sfew
doses OF Kidney-W Wort and you'll feel
like . new man--natnve will throw on
every impediment and each organ will
be ready for duty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
Re-working Butter.

Hundreds OF tons OF white butter are
bought every year, worked over by dea-
lers, colored up and sold for double the
price paid the farmers. This fact should
convince farmers that they should put
their own butter into the best shape for
market and 50 realixa all they can from
it. 1t must have the bright golden col
or of June, which nothing but Wells,
Richardson & Co.'S Perfected Butter Col
or can give. Use this color, pack your
butter in the best manner; and you will
get the top price.
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Troublesome Children,

that are always wetting their beds ought
not to be scolded and punished for
that they cannot help. They need q
medicine having Q tonic effect on the
kidneys and urinary organs. Such q
medicine is Kidney Wort. 1t has speci.
&c action. Do not fail to try it tor
them.
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He was wise man who said that the
great question is not "How many enc
mics have we?" hut "Where are they ?"
The brave man does not fear numbers,
but has q right to demand fair play.
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~
Has Been Working ON Seventeen
Years.
(xltoona pa Call
For the q Seventeen yeafs 1 gentle-
man Of thi7 I[y has been engaged in
the cunstfi ian of curious clock.
which be e 5ecfe 10 have completed by
the first 81 Sn6afy next A reofesen.
tative sof Gail accidentally came
across It The other day. and sWag kindly
given the f6lloWinp description Of il by
the inseut0f, Who exacied ! promise
that his nsne should not be Given 10 the
public 1t tf1 z,reseut time:
Il copsis!s Of sixty.five automatic
figures pnd rDskmen. The ll,ssa repre-
|ssnts sx< . Ssofe isbon wl1lsh is :
large structufe 10 the left is 8 tJeer
garden with beer on lraupht. which one
figure occasionally draws and passes to
another near by. ba
Two more 6gures-a lady and q gen.
tleman-are seated beneath tree in the
attitude oflovers. The lady is reading,
and at intervals turns her head toward
her companion as if for his approval ~
The next representation is Of an old
fashioned linseed oil mill. Here are
workmen engaged in various parts Of
the business. One carries large ves-
eel and empties it into the hoppers to be
pressed by the stampers. On the out
side is q carpenter, hatchet in hand, who
ascends ladder in perfectly natural
way up, as if TO look over the mill to
see that all is right. w s ,msG
Adjoining this is blacksmith shop,
in the background Of which are work
men heating iron, who change the piece
after allowing it to heat. A man is also
engaged IN shoeing horse. and strikes
his frst blows gently; he gradually in
creases them until the last is Q strong
one, calculated 10 drive the nail home.
Another is ut the anvil, and occasional
ly rests when his wife brings him some
refreshments.
A fountain plays near by and in, q
email summer house, where professor
is reading, and when be becomes excl
ted over some passage, raises his hand
and brings it down upon the page in an
excited and emphatic manner. Below
is q workman engaged in splitting stone.
He strikes repeated blows upon wedge
until the stone cracks, falls away and
then replaces itself. Above, the black
smith shop is sawmill where log is
being sawed. When the end is reached
the boards are taken away and the fume
replaced.
Still above this is q shoe factory,
where half dozen men and women are
engaged in the different duties requisite
for the manufacture Of shoes. One is
waxing, another is cutting out, another
pegging, another sewing, and still an
other beveling.
Over the linseed mill is the grist mill.
In front is miller dressing q stone;
another comes out OF the room and
empties q large vessel into the hopper.
As the -four is ground and the bags &C.
cumulate man carries them away. A
large elevator bucket carries up the
wheat and dumps it into bin, making
but one ascent to the aforementioned
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