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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
Vote the Democratic ticket.
GreenbackS against BlackbackS.
An Honest Dollar.
From the EnauirerA


Republican stumpers are shouting
themselves noarse II, sayor ut 81 honest
dollar Is this confession that the Re-
publican party fiat" legal.tander dcllar,
Of which hundreds of m;llions were i.-
sued. and though deprecated by reason
of Republican refusal to take them for
duties and imports and interest on. tho
public debt, were forced for years upon
The eople at their face value, was .
dishonest dollar? 5s5-1ss
II so, the Republican party Is the par.
ent Of such acknowledged dishopesty,
not the Democratic party, as stranger
would infer il his sole infor mstion we're
derived from Republican speakers AID
press, si.1 % slgilufEg f2sfS 59i ,aRfl SOS
1t will not avail them to urge that
they were war necessity, and their is
sue became Illegal after peace was res:
tored. We can not forget that when,
Grant was frst candidate for Presi.
dent. to save him from defeat bv proCu.
ing fusb times, about $4,000. 600 OF.
legal tenders we're issued by the Repub.
llcan party in acknowledged violation
and defiance of the laws of Cangresaa
Were these SAC. 900 900 honest dollarsf
The Republican, patty is in a happy po-
sition, indeed, to insist tbst the issue Of
legal tender notes is unconstitutional in |,
time OF peace. What will they do with
those 4O,0O0,000f .g7o'
What about thu 826, ,000, 900 Of green
backs that we're issued OF the demand Of
Wall street in 1873, In time OF peace. TO
relieve the Money Power from distresss
The Republican 10 not hard-money !.
psrty 1t is the Wall street patty and
the party of National Bank paper -ds,l.
lars. 1t favors giviag such banks the
credit of the United States, without
which their paper would not circulate q
days J urney by rail from their acoun. '
ters and paying them for taking such
credit. ass 80 ans -, .5
Such banks deposit slO0. 900 in. Gov.
ernment bonds, upon which they draw
the full amount OF interest and receive
$50, 900 in their own hank-notes, debts,
winch they circulate and pay no inter.
est upon. They 60 every-where, he.
cause they have the credit o.: the Uni.
ted States gratis. Thus be credit OF
the whole people is given them. and
they are paid in interest on bonds, free
from all taxstion, Tor taking such credit.
The financial position Of the Repuhli.
can party is for such bank and bank.
note system. and for the rnanipulstion
of the Governments monetary slsirsi
BY and in the interest OF Wall street,
and . Secretary of the Treasury who
would he sideut. lss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
Mines for Sale in Leadville.

Everybody seems to have a niue &c
sell. But the trouble about that is tha
the prices are placed at fabulous rates
Capital is rendered in great abundance
but there is no chance to make it avail.
able. The reason of this is that several
miners have struck it very rich in the
bills around the place, and the probsbil
tiles are that there is not claim tha'
can now he taken up within fifteen miles
of Leadville. All the land is siaked off
On Freyer, Carbonate and Iron hills
some new mine touches the contact and
the mineral nearly every day. Some oi
them miss the contact, ani then Try to
sell their claims for fortune to- Others
who have money. The speculative ten
dency of the people here is heightened
ny the fact that there has been more
money already taken out of the ground
within radius OF twenty miles from
here than has been spent in digging the
thousands of upproductive holes in the
ground Some of the productive shafts
have reached ore, but it has been of such
low grade that it would not paw to seni
it to- the smeller. A gentleman from
Ksnsas City who was here week trying
to buy mine was showing his ore this
morning, and said the samples were
from all around the mine, and did
exaggerate the yield. He told me day
or SO ago that he was going home the
next morning. 1ogea slli sioY ei eA
He had the samples assayed, and the
result was: Silver, none; lead thirty per
cent; small quantity of iron. There is
hardly large speculator in the east
whose means have not been looking this
wav. Mr.. Keane and his friends have
been very active, and secured the Silver
Cliff property, which is in course Of de-
velopment Senator Jones, commanding
at least $1,000, 900, ex-senator Dorsey,
commanding $3.50, 200 of his own, and
more than that ofsotber peoples money
Hallet Kilbourn, OF Washington. repre-.
sen,ing large capital; Rufus Hatch, whose
efforts to buy the iron Mlne-the best
property here. probably, excepting the
Pittsburgh Combination-showed that
he represented large capital. and num-
Der of others have recently been here
and gone away without investing cent,
because the owners Of mines place thei
figures altogether too high. Even where
the ore bodies are plainly in sight and
the mine owner asks half million fol
ais property, there is no telling what
moment the foot wall may be struck and
the mine prove pocket, to be exhaust
ed before more than few thousand dol.
lars is taken out Still, it might pan ont
millions; but the whole thing is lottery
from the beginning. !, tIa QRhHslr
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
~"Can | have half OF this seat

.sNo, sir!" shouted the occupant, who
was trying to spread himself over the
whole of it. II represent whole church,
and am on nv way to Petoskey to camp.
meeting !" Now you look a-here!"
said the man as he reached over and
secured two terrible grips on the selfish
mans body. Il don't represent nobody
nor nuthin', and stead of bein' on nv
way to camp. mee,ih'. / 'spect I'm on
the bieh road to blszes. but you want
to yell out mighty quick which halt OF
this seat you didn't pay ior!" 1t wasn',
thirty seconds before the man on the
high road to blazes had all the seat hs
wanted.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
(From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
Ohio, Democratic.

IIpon Whist. pray, is the Republican
claim that Foster will be elected Cover.
nor of Ohio baseaf The only definite
! assertion vet made id support of this
advance boast is that Foster will receive
three .rourths Of the Greenback vote of
tho Sta,e and every sane man in Ohio
knows hat Foster is more iisble to b.
translated than he is 80. gel half that por-
lion of the GreenbacK vote. On what,
then. is the Republican hope built2 1t
is said that "Ohio is a Republican State"
It was. hut is ii Bet us look the vote
Of the State for six wears nast. We viii
take the vote OF the Democratic and Re-
publican parties only, aud, as between
these two -parliea.. here are the msiori-
|rfes -~ FIl-Js
8 Democratic. Republican.
1873, 8l7 1870, o54l
1874, II 2O2 1876, 75l6
1871, " $40 1878, 3,l34
That is, the ae gregate Republican ma
ioriiies in OAio since 1917 have been
l6,2ll, and the aggregate Democratic
maiorities in that time have been 40, $50.
Or, the Republican party has held power
in the State three years by an average
llmajority OF s 4O3 and the Democratic
party has held power, in the State also
three wears, and by an average majority
of 1858. For six years, therefore
Ohio has been a Democratic State, on
the average, and by an aversge majority
more than twice as large rs tue Republi.
can average snsfsss9. ~ saqssga
We must remem Der also, that last year
the opponents ofsthe Republican party
who agreed in doctrine, but voted for
d.ff rent tickets. -outnumbered the Re-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07

I ~A correspondent sends the New
York Sportsman the following asser.S
lions, which be claims are absolutely
true: There never was wo0dcock
seen IN the Pscitic coss There never
was an ocean steamer that ever burst
her boiler. There never was dog
vent mad vest Of the Rocky Mountains.
There never was teech or Q, csmore
tree struck bv lightning. There n,ver
was an eel caugh. on the Psci6c coast.
There never was locomotive or
steamer strucA BY lightning.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07

A large crowd gathered at the Ash
land House to witness the arrival OF
Ro well from Madison-Square Garden at
his headquarters He arrived there in
company with some gentlemen friends,
and was at once escorted to the parlor
of the late John Morrissey. He was
most heartily greeted by q number of
ladies and gentlemen.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
Abolish the Blackbacks and Issue
|Greenbacks in their stead..sThaS
lis Democratic doctrine. M
A Husbands solicitude.
From Figaro.)

"Whst is The mat er. Alfred 2 What
d. you 6.d 90 interesting in tne river
that you stare at it so fxedlyf"
any wife is in bathing and took .
dive from that boat ont there. and she
has been under such a time that Tn
getting uneasy"
"How long has she been under ?"
"About two hours-it wasn't quite
3 o'clock when she vent In" neolaiaq'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
Tell the Truth!
IFrom the Jack son Herald.l

From the jackson Herald
Republican papers are having a
great deal to say about the Demo-
cratic Legislature, and the next man
you hear growing about it, ask
him to name the law which it enac-
ted he don't like. s gsa
Here are some of the laws they
passed. How do you Like them9
They repealed the Registration
act.
They reduced the salaries of
County officers over two hundred
thousand dollars, and reduced the
salaries of some State officers; took
$1,000 a year off the State Insurance
Commissioner and State Railroad
Commissioner. ana steeogeao zno fyiu
They codified all the, laws of the
State, which required an examina-
tion of every page and section of
Swan & Critchfield, Swan & Sayler
and the original volumes since
1868, making over seven thousand
sections when consolidated.
They made it unlawful to use
and circulate scrip as money. "S'
They made it unlawful to pay the
wages of labor in goods at exorbi.
tant prices. 8 in4s hna 'si1A~ lHis ad' z
They gave labor a lien for wages
in cases of assignments, up to $500,
and provided that no stay could be
taken on a Judgment for wages of
labor, ,i-,5 - biss !. 81 y.ts4g v.te,
They provided that suits for wa
ges should be put first on idockets
by Clerks, so as to be tried asy soon
as possible, and protected the wa
ges of labor on railroads from at.
tachment outside the county where
the debt was made. GOV 'as ''''7s !
They provided that Insurance
companies should pay their losses
according to the value named in
the policy. 3 If a Company took pay
for $4,000 on a house, they must pay
at the rate they charge for. qiqAq NJ
They provided that Corporations
cannot organize on the wildcat
system, but before a corporation
can now organize, fifty per cent. of
its capital must be subscribed, and
corporations cannot borrow more
than the face value of the stock. Il
They passed the Seitz election
law, securing an honest, unbought
ballot without bribery or intimida-
ton. qa Sa
They enacted that elections for
Congress in cities where Federal
Force prevails and U. S. Marshals
are appointed, shall not be held
within 200 feet of the State election
polls. a,'9a e3'''"9 ~
They reduced the tolls on turn
pixies, and enacted severe laws
against body -snatching. oimtt #.
They reduced the cost of running
our public institutions. aaryss
These are a few of the good meas
ures passed by the last Legislature
that now come to our mind. usms
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
DRESS MAKING.
Rooms Above Jones, Store.

MISS F. a. JONES !,
TIAS Just received new supply of Spring
1 Patterns for Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren, and solfcits the patronage Of the ladies
of woodsfeld and vicinity. She is prepared
TO DO FIRST CLASS WORK.
Also, cut and fit for those who desire to have
them made elsewhere, n
Patterns of all styles for ssls--aph ,'7sm 3
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
lHolmes County ParmerN

Whoop, la! hut Tnurman's hot shot
is making 'em mad. They wanted to
hear from Thurman. They are hearing
now,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07

Retire the National Bank notes
and substitute Greenbacks for
them. That is what the People de.
mand and that is Democratic doc.
trine. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07

See your neighbOrs this week and
urge upon them the importance of
attending the election on Tuesday,
the 14th. s ti 500
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07

Don't stay away from the election
and have to regret afterwards that
YOU neglected to attend.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
Tuesday, the 14th Is election

u"!' ! q9Hi "a arG' sIFit 81 ,1ffH i21
do you mean to call me a liar p
asked ferocious old gentleman, "Wel,
no, not exactly" temporizes his friend !;
"but if saw you 10 the company of
Ananias and Sapphira l should sav you
were in the bosom Of your family"
Tuesday. the l4th, Is elec-
ton day.
Two Meri1en men are in trouble
over the ownership of ladder. and are
taking steps for a lawsuit. The Dan
bury News says the result Of this will be
that one lawyer will get the sides and the
other lawyer will get the rounds, leaving
the holes to the lit gants. a1.a
Tuesday, the l4th, Is elec.
tlOn day. }ab $3.50 500 na5l
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
CATARR r Il
Catarrh Of the Nasal Cavities, Acute,
Chronic, and Ulesrative, Hay Fever.
or Rose Catarrh, Catarrh Of the Eye
/. and Ear and Catarrh Of the Throat,
b SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH 'h
SANF0RD's RADICAL CURE.

CATARRH is o disease OF the mucous membrane.
" Temperamonts and constitutions vary Its severity
q succession Of colds, from sudden change of ntmos
phere wearing wet clothing or exposure 20 inccment
IN sSs
and the strength and vital forces exhausted The ds
o9 ssa uS o
charge ausaiItIes Of matter Tho discharges rom the
they thin and
90 acid ssto cause rcdness and excoratono the skin
sh, emitting foul odor, or clear and white Ike tho
white OF an egg. There ny be enro lack Of seere
S e. snS
latter phase IS called Dry Caarri. The fce pattcry
thcEencd, rendering breathing through the nose di
cult mpossibic and the sacret finds it necessary
air to pass directly to the bronchial tubes and lungs
The matter passing down tic throat creates constant
when the membrane IL dry and fcvcrisS. instead OF
passing freely down from the moss and throat. the u
ss cus sd d f9s S so sc
% dslodge them. The eye in sympathy becomes in.
s s. una rea \, ana r
creted 10 more or less quantity Tho car also B. cocs
sides being visited BY the nearaiTc pains,
ending frequently In inflammation, uleeration, and
finally deafness. tubes and unr3
are III many casrs affected by cstsrrh, and who pros
tFatlon Of the nervous system superadded. such CT
Abrsfssrvey Of % this Most serious disease warns oil
who enficted with ito rac speedy preparation for
its treatment before 1t becomes chronic The atlvcn.
dcntiy bcit1s sro 10 bo found in no otter remedy
Eycrystcp in its propagation, every lins n tnn dlrcc
every phase q the disease. The numerous ienials
from tho best ncopc in the Cacd States attest the
T MI a s ss s HSG ava .ssss sss
with which mankind is to-day afflicted. sl ffs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
JUST PUBLISHED,

Acarefully revised Treatise on ratarrh. with an 40
curatc description OF symptoms and sympathetic dis
eases, together with ninute directions for cactng
with SANFonD's RADICAL CURE Q speedy and pcrma.
ncrt .oure Also observations on dict and the general
hcai Of tnportance to all afflicted with catarrh
II is wrapped about ash bottle OF tho RADICAL CUII,
CT will DO mailed FREQ on receipt Of stamp. ,.. ,
Each package OF SAyFoGDs RADICAL CURE contains
rr. Sanfords Improved lnhaling Tube with null dircc
ac end retail druggists throughout tho United Statcs
and Canada " EEKS d POTTER General Agcrts
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mas.
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Sepse and nu,lse1'1,ts.,e.
Tuesday, the I4th, Is election da,


Tuesday, the 14th, Is election day.
A round trip-The waltz.
tuesday. the l4th. Is eiectep uoCE
The mill race passes current. ay-a
Tuesday, the l4th, is election day.
Is an axe-heive a chop-slick2
Tuesday. the 1lih, is election day.
Was sewing invented in, the hemor-
rhage?
Tuesday. the l4th. Is election day.
When cats go rowing they generally
get into yall -
Tuesday, the l4,n, Is election day.
We warn boarders that meat pie is
nothing but hash covered with ASBESTOS
roofing. dss't'eoi'i iisa7o' .9a'H
Give one day to the cause OF De-
mOcraCy, FFa--sfa yta,f.l se9r.1
There is married gentleman that
complains that his better half gives him
no quarter.
Vote early on Tuesday. the I4th
and then work.
George Elliot SAYS. a''Women don't
love men for their goodness This is
lucky, If true. '.sad7sg .sviiasY1a COL;
Democrats. do yOuryvhOle duty
on Tuesday, the l4ih.
AS we must render an account OF ev.
cry idle words, so must we likewise OF
our idle silence. sidi i5b z3id izfs
Rally every Democrat to the
Polls on Tuesday, the 14th. ,..4
He who imagines he can do without
the world deceives himself much; bni
he who. fancics the world can not do
without him is under still greater de-
CeutiCnA -ss5 -..s,- .lf t-,e-.s. -o.t lodi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07

Send after all Democrats who
have not voted by 2O'cl0ck on Tues.
dav tho 1Ath Gi'5a38 81 IifiasAeiEe
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07
PAINTING and GRAINING.

A. M. SCALES, the cid Painter Of
Frame Brothers Carriage Mandatory Barnes
VILE, has opened shop in Beallsviile, Ohio.
He is prepared to execute all kinds Of Paint.
ing and Graining in. the best style. Painting
Carriages and Buggies speciality.
dec25,77m6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
The ARTIST, FtND ExHIBHIoN

The Artists Fund Society was started in
1852 ana /, therefore now II is twentieth year Il
makes It's nineteenth annual exhibition to-day. mum
b,r u the original members still contribute.
aud one Of ,hcm Mr.. George II. Bonsh-
ton sends something to represent MIN IN the an
uual show al the way from London. The pictures
this wear are nnety-e.l h IN number They nave been
hung upon The wall, Of the wci-known arr gallery at
IL Broadway and last night private view of them
was given To the artists and 'neir friends rcpast being
added to the pleasures Of tie on under he dire
tion of DelmOulco. They nov shown to the public
free.
The plan upon which the society 4. organized en-
courarns the contribution OF pictures Of moderate d
mansions only 70 the annual exhibitions. and there
NOT over dozen III the whole NINETY EIGHT now dis
pIoved when are OF any considerable size. The
picture sent by Mr.. Bougntou Is small one. II is
called The Wuow'S Garden II !, ~ an irish scene
and shows the widow IN her thrifty garden from tue
soil ~ which she has just extracted bu,hel or So of
ricn Nurphics She .eanng her spade and looking
oyer tie stone fence at masculine neghbor,
who looks very longingy into the incloslre
and seem, to wish that he could enter INTO
th posasOn not only Of that tempting garden but the
widow too Nr. r. 6 ford has two pictures, L" The
Arch Of Nero and sunrise" the former represent
ina, what il left of the strong red arch and
adjacent ruins az hey ar seen and against ud the
,,,dscope and the Sunrisc" being apparently
ihi''''''I' T.ra ,I-a nqaf-
view ID ne .oII,l- "" , ~ NIX neari biieo nv
PIE. thr i0!tGIo1uu al. ~ NM ''''"'' Wv
banks OF mist the ulS'" - - - ~ -,
llAc leaves a iran utt yam a"' t'nt'' IA
the calm surface ah' +" a.. i'.,.'.' "t.1
fiery truase' i sou ssn.s 'nr i ms, iI
hurst ot siorl u raw , ,I"I ~ - R,g" ,e % t,r
me mlnt aut mr. pr, "a ,,,.J 49, -aoc,i
piece th'lteu I'M "a b.rnv st,nd. mn oe,,..T =
- t''-. "' ~ nrnorn .takIuy II" br1veiv
i i-nm '' crowd Of other bow. vino do not
hf"al i' '" l Wv ti'tur. bv tbe d ace. wberr the,-
RS 49,. ~ rho f4ur, Mr. II NOR Martin
'up" ,r,t,,.d Frorf,rr Iaud.con. "
H'' ~ br,,,ps ana t,r..u. u.,b
lH uD' -, linz, ~. mn,
-hp"s 80. ,.. a., 80 80. -.
our or we r'-hl an eui.'.- ' ~. ia ~ - , IN AZ
Tue hlFll' W 'H' 49, a., - ,,,t ,i" -, -.
-ttl'nl" ~. "" 49,, ~, =, Sh = t,rce NJ n ~ n ,rc
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ALEANI, Jan. 2I.-iAc F""i'''''' '.'' ..'
...,.. De. .-. .rt Assembly 500; D. Caucus 'h TIC
.... ...,.,.,.. SENATOR uu-L.. .u
-el... ...- ri ~.i'. i'.'
.l. ,.ait ..t All. ..'.i-- seer ''.l'
," Dan, h. t.r.d p voud Dee
'tS '' i'i'-' '' ''''. -. .''. ....-,.,...
Mr. t-..s. -..t OF. What - uc,e.,ar, for country
.,..t ....r,.8tr /. also necessary for "a
partly IHc ,a'y -oGfco Of our voasn'' Is our '.'-
w. D.. 'N. ,,.,,....-.+. f,y. NOT one
minority ct t"o"o '"e Democrats nave no, ,r.
fourth az ,dc ii,ru.rrr-i ami ia ihr senate VII" '
..,rl. ur Democrats only number
sam" t'pt"F tt'uA', ... -, ~. .,io,. body Ilr
..' nolr ban on, -''.,n ~ r.g.i- -i,,r con
'.' y.. RE- -t.or- language dl>p 1red By
'' '. fr. ,'.,., delegate. shared 80
tn,- ~t.'Ia4. ,o'- Do. '' .7 90 "''.' '..t .l
DID - and ,.i-.r of action vh.cu Will
.- l,.t. lld purposes might have
.--'~. r.' l,,,..o7- ,,,.,-pd In ter rou,rurion
o. ia. ar. .....,..ru of thc sat" 'omHi.t',,
.... ' 81 '' ....,,f'.... tf.. u...ih.f- were gb
-,n .I. scale OF Outs. ID uoi ina,trrgh.
rI III. ncr o.. single can
n,f for ar office without power
o.. '"i- t...-cd oruior- growing oar
.l L,-. uN.d fol 81, resumption ~
'' '"' ',,.... AVID the Increased .,.ln 'i
-l'r' i"'L -t 'f 30 Democratic party lost
t't ,.,-url..;.~ vote IaI 'Ere-- "
To-. ,.,. ri..IIfv 30 the sale. SO. Hi-.t
'I nm .fu..l arJ uuto,uue'r c'm''Il'l"'s III
'"' "" n' N-v-Yuik. pv wnich democrats
rr.,t5 ,Itl Republicans. amt tl"l-H IN. M. VI.
,-. on local -.lcs a.d tut local r.HN - vac .
w. gt Uy t..r di-,t'- iIu-. luC rae N''' vas A''''
''',' 30 .',,r,,.. N. ron b, ...l tie state.
~aii t.r,c tl.u-- conuHHe! "'tn l"''' o.. '''.o
T..u.,Ig.f.c majority 10 tine >ld'f -Hi4 w ~,
,,r hand. and ranks 10 secure h'i'I"p''
'.tol "T or '+ T. 49,, ,y,d or nr eur ,ucrir-, aud
',rU,...- for Ile iutlr, iu cou.luuci warfare upon
..,r.o tl.r!"