The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-08-19
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RAGreenback dollar 20 be worth
one hundred cents I'm gOld--Yes!
1t is stated that the grave of Brigham
Young, who left eighteen widows, is ut
terly neglected.
Scandal, ike the Nile. is fed by innu-
merable streams; but itis extremely diff
ficult t, trace it to its source ~.
In Michigan etiquette permits a bride
to be married without gloves-precisely
the way she handles her husband. .aotIl
Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Saturday, the 9th day of
September.
Tue most bashful girl we ever heard
|of was the young lady who blusbed when
she was asked n She had not'been cour.-
ing sleep. sIa II i,ss smu4 yYs4sl
Go your way aud don't trouble about
your neighbors. A man never peeps
through keyho!e without finding some
thing t. vex him
London measures ab nut tiiltaen miles
| from east to vest and nine and half
from north t, south, and is set down a.
containing 10000 niles of streets, courts
and lanes. i.,.ss. ...,,.,,
| "A bold young man explained why he
had pretty young girl In his lap with
his arm around her, by saying ttat he was
Engaged in the study aof weights and
measures. sR'A1 - 49, n
John Russell Young receives $4,000
per annum, and all expenses paid, for his
services as correspondent of the New
York Herald, during his trip around the
lworld with General Grant. - - s,a
Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Saturday, the 9th day Of
lSeptember. "a. s,.,,5 -
| A mau asked tor admission to a, show
IfoT halt price, as be had but one, eye.
But the manager told him il would take
him twice as long torsee the show as j,
would anybody elsa,9 and charged, him
ldoublesIsfh od aiaa tas yc a8s.a,a,, ,,t,
! In reply tola person who asked him the
derivation ofsthe word "restaurant,' =
Bayard Taylor replieds jokingly, with %
merry twinkle in his eye, g Restaurant
issderiyed from res, thing, and taurus
"a hulf---a bully t'iinga9'q,ui st H tfas
w"Johnny," said a fond mother to her
boy, "which would you rather do, speat
French or Spanish f"nssI would rather, "
said Johnny, rabhing his waistband and
looking expressivelyr at the t.ble, 81
would rathert.lk Turkey" 9an
"Tbatland ought, be used as ceme-
terry" remarked gentleman as the trair
glided by a6eld in which sand and stones
were the principalproductions. "Excel
[lett idea," returned his friend ssnothine
but the dead could ever be raised there
/ Remember the Democratic Mass
4 Meeting on Saturday, the 9th day oi
4 September.
The boy stewed on the burning deck
He wished that he were dead:
u Till all of sudden into the river
He dashed heels oyer head.
II The steamer steamed upon its way,
4 The boy Oil where was heP m
Hewas kicking his heels in the tumbling surf
n As jolly as he could be. ft ua
sS 9Ea --Kansas Oity Times.
/ Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Saturday, the 9Th day o.
September. ~ 7 - + So
j Ex-Governor Charles Robinson, o
Kansas, an old abolitionist now revisit
ling Massachusetts,, saws the immigration
of colored people t, Kaneas has ended,
and that there is great deal less talk
Iabout the Southern exodus 10, that State
than there is in New England stsaw
! Wooden shirts are the best for farmers
!, both in summer aud winter. They alb
fsorb the perspiration. prevent chills and
protect the person from sudden changes
Iof Temperatures The colors are perma-
Inent, and with wide tarndown collar oi
1.-THE same material. blue flannel makes an
y appropriate and tidy garment. 10
| Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Saturday, the 9th day OF
September. mstl tattaf hars eiss
/ John Shermanis in Belfast, while Ag.
Ines jerks is summerine Ia Washington
Eliza Pinkston has taken her tub to q
lprominent Louisiana watering place
where she is the observed OF all observ-
ers. Simon Cameron is st the White
Sulphur, but the Widow Oliver does no,
accompany him this time.- Washiagten
Post. sea .sszs9's-5'ie'isisss e
| The Warren Tribune says, that "Gov
ernor Foster IsCalico Charley can shake
hands With fifteen or twenty Thousand
people in one day, without feeling ia.
tigued in the least" But he CAM take
'em all ort and put $50 envelopes into
their hands as he did {, Louis Faeth, in
New Washington, Crawford county, last
sall-the $50 to be used to "treat the boys
iliberally. .''
Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Saturday, the 9Th day OF
lSeptember.
As preventive and remedy for many
of the diseases to which domestic fowls
are liable when living under wrong con.
ditions too much can hardly be said in
favor of onions for fowls. They should
be chopped up fine, and the fowls given
all they will eat up clean, We prefer
teed.ng them at night giving no other
feed at the time. Young chickens are
fond of them il chopped fine. For a
lcbicken troubled with the gapes onions
are the best possible food.
| Stepmo,hers have some friends. A
Wisconsin lady writes: "Iknow to-day
that had my own mother lived she would
|have been much more strict with me than
either OF my stepmothers, and ! implore
the girls who may read this, II they are
so blest as to have some one to flll the
Iplace OF the mother who is taken away,
| give them your best elections and do not
listen to the so-called friends who strive
to make her life the harder to bear, and
you will save yourself the regrets which
have filed many hearts for years, coming
with the death Of one that had Just be-
gun to realize was mother to me-"
~Greenbacks to take the
place Of National Bank
{ iN0tes-Yes! ;s as85ti
If q man really wants to know of how
little importance he is, let him 90 with