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D~ The following comes from Stau-

- IHe IofiOWfuS OoHcsestkVHf OSSu
benvilie: sai tila' ,s.sslSss
IA woman Who resides ons South
Fifth street, this city, three weeks ago
gave birth to a child. Over the back Of
its head is transparent bag. through
which its brains are plainly visible. The
curious part about the case Is that the
child has taken no nourishment since it's
birth, notwithstanding which 1t is living
and shows no signs Of DIVING. The
medical fraternity are greatly interested
in the ease . pss alM E
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Unusual Honors to a Soldier.

On the announcement OF the death OF
Gen Geo. Sykes, commanding the Uni.
ted States troops on the Rio Grande,
Gen Canales, the Mexican commander
at Matamoras, issued an order in which
after speaking of Gen. Sykes, as a nos,
worthy soldier and good friend Of the
Republic of Mexico. he directed q detail
OF Mexican chiefs aud officers to assis,
at the funeral ceremonies, that the ma.
tional flag should be placed at lhalfmasl
and that nine guns be fred at the time
the body was being consigned to its res
ting place. .,.5, 3 sss
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] THIS Bitten invariably remedy yellownsss
Of the comp lexion and whites sefs the. eyes.
pains in the right side and andsr the right
shoulder blade, furred tongue, high oolored
urine, nausea, vertigo, dyspepsia, oonstipa
tion, hsaviness Of the head. mental dsspon,
dency, and every other manifestation ! 90
compartment Of 6 disordered condition oi
the liver The stomach, bowels and kidnsyl
also experience their regulating and tsnic In
fuenoe. ss3ss ~ szgse.a st}s assi a
For sale BY all Dsusgists and Dealers gem
orally. ssrA Fs ~, a.. =; sugc,ysy.
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VIENNA, February 23.-Diphtheria is
raging in Central Russia. 1t has car
risd OF since last November over forty
Thousand persons in the Province of
Chsrkof and Poltava alone, and in the
neiekborhood Of Walki whole villages
have almest died eat.
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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit Of DemocracY.l
From Seneca Township.

Oneness In Christ. We see In the
I7th chapter OF John that memorable
prayer OF our Lord and Savior to the.
Father. But short time before He was
offered upon the cross as q sacrifice for
our aine. He prays in- his sfisoiPiss, for
those who had left all to follow Him, for
them he had chosen out Of the world
that they might be one, as He and the
Father were ones Not only did He pray
that they should be united to Him In the
closest union and fellowship, .ss their
living head, by faith and love. but to
love ench other also In bonds of Chris
tian love, being Of one mind and spirit,
walking BY the same rule and minding
the same thing that they might not then
be taken out of the world, but be kept
from the evil. He did not at the drst
pray for the world hut for those few dis
ciples who had gathered around Him.
He says, Sanctify them through, thy
truth; thy word is truth And then az
His Father had sent Him into the world
even SO be had sent them into The world.
But He was shortly. to send them, out,
mot only into Jerusalem and Judea, but
into Samaria and to the uttermost parts
of the earth. But before this be wants
them fully qualified, and to THE end He
sags, For their sakes / .sanctify myself
that they also be sancti6ed through The
truth. And then he enlarges bis prayer
and says. Neither pray ! fer these alone
but for them also which shall believe on
me through thy word that they all may
be one, as thou, Father, art In me and /
inl thee, that they also may be one in as,
the Gentile as weIl as the Jew. The
Apostle gives utterance to the same sem
timent when he says. Gal. 3d chap. and
18th verse, There is neither Jew nor
Greek, there is neither bond. nor free,
there is neither male nor female, for ye
are oil one in Christ Jesus. Now and
evermore the love of Jesus Christ ce-
ments his people together. It overtops
every thing else I; it annibilases distances
it breaks down barriers, and overcomes
prejudice. The love of Christ in full
Gospel measure, in the wholly sanctiied
soul does not stop to inquire to what
church you belong, but is thy heart right
as my heart is within : il It is give me
thy hand. We are all the children Of
God BY faithAin Chris. Jesus, journeying
to the came heavenly hpme, end why
should We disagree or hlllout by the
way y Though we are not all constitu-
ted exactly alike, and may differ on mi
nor points about some thing. yet on the
vital and essential truths we can agree.
Blessed thought In Heaven oIe spirit,
one thought, one sentiment, one song,
shall pervade The whole, Oh, that each
one Of us, here and now, may possess
this great love supreme to God aud subs
ordinate love. to- our fellows, that love
thsts goes ont after the whole world y
bring them to Jesus, that enters into
sympathy With suffering humanity every
where and would lift them to The cross
Of. Christ ,sssss - - j. MAssIE.
4
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NJ The Republican editors who have
been waging war upon GRANT and third
term win permit their ardor to cool nov
shat New York has wheeled into liue. -
He win be ihs Republican nominee and
four out Of every i've Republicans. who
are 90 vigorously swearing they won,
support, him, WIN rally under bis banner
snd yell and tear round for the ticket.
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GrsHERMAN's. fences 10 Ohio sre,in
bad condition and need repairing, Gen.
BEarrr has been pulling up the stakes
and throwing the riders of.
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rrThe statistics relating to dive

ETThe statistics relating to divorce
in, Massachusetts show, in the first place,
that while the number Of marriages is
declining in that State, the number of
divorces is largely increasing In the
eighteen years between:lS60 and 1878,
notwithstanding there. has been q large
increase Of. population within that pc
riod,. the number of marriages has not
kept pace with it, there being 12,494
.persons married in, the State in 1866 and
but 28,S93 in 1878, while the number OF
divorces has Increased from 243 In 1850
to 800 in 1873, or from 1 to 81 to, j in
81. Yet Massachusetts, sells itself up as
burning and shining ligh. for the. rest
of creation. 49,. - -, s,ss s.sss'sii
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: Stop that coughing; il you do not, II
may kill you. A bottle, of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup only costs you 25 cents,
and it's timely use may save Your life, !
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krThe workinsmed Of San Francis-
90 ere sgitsting the question q Of con-
denning Chinatown ss 2 nuisance. They
declare, ssthe Chinese must 60 . .s8
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.Cincinnatif

The National Democratic Committee
decided, en- the 23d ult, TO hold the Ma
tional Convention at Cincinnati on Tues.
'day,the 22d day of June. s: s
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81, kTThe demand for, potstoes In 1rf-
land has caused an advance in prices IN
Enelsnd. Commsnt upon athat fact h
unnecessary. g aa9' '.ss siinail
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ewThe ". r. Herald fund, for the
relief Of the suffering people OF ireland,
has reached the magnificent sum Of
j. eSO0. .000.s 80. s ss sti,.ss. s.se ~.
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Call for the National Convention

Call for the National Convention.
WASHINGTON, February 24.-The Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the National Dem
ocratic Committee met to-day, with al
full attendance, Hon. W. H Barnum in
the chair, and issued the following call:l
The National Democratic Committee
having met in the City of Washington
on the 23d of February, 1880, has ap-
pointed Tuesday, the'22dsof June next,
ut noon, as the time, and chosen Cipcin-
natl as the place Of holding the Nation.
al Democratic Convention Each State
is entitled to representation therein equal
to double the number of ite0 Senators
and Representatives in the Congress of
the United States. AL Democratic,
Conservative and ether citizens OF the
United States, irrespective Of past poll
tical associations .or, differences, who
can unite with us IN an effort for pure,
economical and, constitutional govern.
ment. are cordially invited 10 join in
sending delegates to the Convention.
At the last, National Democratic Con-
Sentioa held in the city OF St. Louis, in
1876, the following resolution was adop-.
teo: .ysk led ASS fsIasN EsS3 4.y,..f -.,..sss
RESOLVED. That the States be reques-
ted 10 instruct their delegates to the Ma
tlouaI Democratic Convention to be
heldin 1880, whether it he desirable t.
continue the two-thirds rule longer in
force in the National Convention and
that the National Committee insert such
request in the call for the next Conven-
| ticf. 's3 eis9 3aeia aa- ASK .ss a88
Signed] VIM. Fl. Barnum. Connect
cut, Chairman 7 Frederick o. Prince,
Massachusetts, Secretary,
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Rver bousht this city
latest and best quality
My Rubber Department always found Call
save you 20 cent buying goods No trouble
the NO. 200 BELMONT STREET BELLAIRE 0HT0
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How Bigris Mau2
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TUESDAY, MARCH ., 1880.

sv Bocml Booni Boom!ii Gin
sinns.ii THunxAss President In 1880
Boomf sfsies 'slss as ailIs aHe =,
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SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE.

The lniv forks tsb9
soft
TOR circular send 90 cents 'a sample set N6s4Scw&
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EV-The THusNAn banner will beseat
90 che front on Juee ed with vim that
vill overthrow all cpposision. - -,
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Signed VIM. H. Barnum. Connecti-
cut, Chairman 7 Frederick o. Prince,
Massachusetts, Secretary.
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BeII.Ire I Ssslhxsstsra !, Y
BOUND.

AHaEE n & TTT &fatRw q ~
On ana after Thursdays ya.pary lst. 1oeo.
Passsngsr and hsil Trains yill fpl = Ill
lows: s"e . s3e7 - -
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He Devours Tumblcrs as He Would
Pfe--A New Way to Get Sober.
iBenevennto Cellini Outdone..A
Valuable Jaw for the Coping
Canpaign.
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New York MercurY.]


cles in strong masses through the hesb
OF bis cheeks He continued nastica-
ting till the glses was reduced to Q pow
der, and washed il. down as sbefore -
There we're no visible scratches eithet
on the.interior surface OF his lips or his
tongue His teeth were not unusually
large, but regular set close together as
II they had been cemented, and with per-
fectly even surface, which Joined with
out leaving space between them which
a needle point could penetrates A lead
pencil which was handed him he crush
ed IN half. grinding out a piece just the
width of his teeth with edges on the
separated sections of the pencil just as
smooth as knife would make them = A
lead half dollar he bit in half and be
made dents in buzzard dollar that look
ed as If they had been pounded there
with hammer ssWhy don't you go 10
training for the pie biting champion.
ship rsqaeried the Mercury representa-.
tive. Mr.. Bayer shook his head grave.
ly. sssssSs1sla sss3a ass. as Was |
al don't like pies,p he answered
ssthey amt healthy."es esss sac aoa
He had reached his sixteenth beer or
the new deal and swas lovingly oglins
the banmiffor'whens he reporter depar-
ted. If some one doesn't give him pie
in disguise or serve him his beer in .
diamond mug some day about lunch
time, he will be an acquisition in the
coming campaign,:s ss,sf ss s.f
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~ Z st8 Wua Rad,
!. fsbi7,'7svss issFss Sheriff \ z. Apn
SfsIsss 4 psssss and oxsrs s .oklr, Ass'ys.
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Ths Banssr BaekIe.

Through j. W. Parker. patent agent,
Virginia, II. Banner. Of the clothing house
Of Banner Brothers, and John Rothen.
buchsr. jewsler, have obtained . patent
for q new invention in buckles. OF
course this buckle, which is called the
Banner Buckle. had to operate on On
entirely new plan, or they could not
have patented It. 1t ID, moreover. q de.
cided Improvement over anything hith
erto in use. 1t has no tongue to psrio.
rate, tear and destroy clothing nno
scratch hands; it does not require an!
sewing on ; 1t is simple, easily aud
quickly adjusted. and remains where
placed. 1t is. in fact, but little more
than a simple slide, and may DO placed
either outside or inside. and slipped on
or of as desired. Yet it holds to the
full strsngth OF the material to which 1t
is attached. 1t is AZ much ahead Of the
patent buckle now in use as that 10 ahead
Of the old tongued buckle.
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.lraip,t Wells, yarss i GO.

WASHINGTON. April a.-Ths Postofacs
Department has noticed the protest. tsl.
sgraphsd from ban Francisco against
breaking up the postoAics business Of
Wells. Fargo & Co. The Department
claims to have other sdvices from the
Pacific coast showing that the feeling In
bshalf Of Wells, Fargo & Go. IL net 20
Widespread as represented. In order to
make clear what the Department deems
a. the correct position TO bstaken, It has
been ordered that the reports recently
submitted by the Postofios Commission
or on this subject, appointed BY Postmss.
ter General, Be printed In pamphlet form,
Copies Of the document will DO oircu.
lated principally on the Pacific slope. 1t
may DO stated that II 10 the intention Of
the Department 10 break up the postal
business Of Wells, Fargo & Co., and
that, unless they show very good
reasons to the contrary, active measures
to this end will be begun soon after May
1st next.
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Kansas Republicans.

TOPEKA, Kansas. April 2.-The rsso.
buttons adopted by the Republican State
CONVENTION declare that the true test Of
patriotism 10 long.oontinusd fealty to
the Republican party; no n who has
wavsrsd In his fealty to the Union 10 q
safe counselor In the Affairs OF the ma.
ton, nor should he be trusted with the
powers OF our government; that under
the name o! Democracy the former
rebels are armed and are r%ndravoring to
seize the government by force or fraud;
that We are . nation; every citizen must
be secure In his rights. political and
otherwise; that the unhappy cause OF
the negro exodus il an apprehension OF
persecution and robbery they suffer Of
the hands OF their former masters, and
the government should protect them In
their removal /; that there will be no
middle ground In the coming campaign
those who favor . ~psrpstuity Of the
Union are Republicans and viii vote the
Republican ticket, those who favor vio-
lsncs, anarchy and dissolution Of Rspub-
loan government, will vote for the
Democratic candidates; that James q.
Blaine has the confidence OF the Rspub.
licsns Of Kansas ; that We recognise In
him q statesman worthy 70 lead the
National Republican party TO victory;
that he 10 the choice OF the Republican,
OF Kansas for President Of the United
States, and Va pledge him our united
support. The resolutions were adopted.
Resolutions that previous services Of
the country should not dsbar any citizen
from any position. even the highest, and
that delegates should not be instructed.
ailed.
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Miscellaneous.

NEW Yolx, April 2.-Ths Olympic
Thsater property, formerly Laura
Kssns's property. has been sold at auo-
ton to Jacob Rothschild for slS3. 600.
After May LIST a building for business
purposes will DO erected on the present
site Of the thsatsr.
EI.Govsrnor Edwin D. Morgan has
piyen 500, 900 10 one OF the best organ.
lied UNCONVENTIONAL divinity schools In
the United Statss-ths Union Theologi.
cal Seminary OF this city.
Many branches Of business yesterday
advanced wages from twenty-five to nifty
cents per day. The Lousshoremsn have
struck agains: the nom nionists.
WASHINGTON. April 2.-Ths debt state
ment shows 0 decrease Of the public
debt for March Of S14.719.397. Cash
In the treasury, $20l. LOG, 983; gold Ger.
tifcatss, 90, 1856. 500; silver certificates,
Sll, 2s9, $40; certificates Of deposit ont.
standing, 50, 849, 900; rsfunding osrtif.
Gates, 81, $50. 450; legal tenders outstand.
ing, $40, 8Sl, 088; fractional currency
outstanding. SIG, 625. 297.
CHICAGO, April "A Tribune Wash
inRton special says: Prominent Rspnh
licans have bssn aware for some week,
that . movement IL on foot to make n
second Republican nomination In Case
Grant IL successful at Chicago. Matter
have progressed 30 far a. to make such |.
result certain. Thus far the principal
work In this direction has been done In
Massachusetts,, New York and Missouri.
PHILADELPHIA, April IA ere at
Twelfth aud William streets yesterday
caused . loss TO Conway & Co. o. s70..
600; insurance, $4,000. The loss to
the Novelty Paper Box Company was
Sic, 900; BEGINNER Bros, macbipists,
$4,000, and j. II. Johnston. $4,000, oil
insured. The building was almost do.
stroysd.
HpuLTox. Msias, April "A frs
starting In 8. A. Grsy's building, Main
street, spread rapidly, and the flames
we're not suppressed until ten business
places were burned. Total loss, $40,-
600; insurance. $4,000.
BonprsrowS, N. j., April 2.-Gsorse
Warner English, City Treasurer, hanged
himself yesterday.
DIES MONIES, April 2.-NiAsty.ssven
Of the 107 delegates comprising the Polk
County Convention have been instructed
for Blaine. The Polk county delegates,
81 in number, to tho State Convention,
will be inclined to vote for Blaine.
SAX ANTONIO, Texas, April Am In
csndiary burned the Brown County
Courthouse and Jail, destroying the REQ.
ords and orsmating several prisoners.
The loss II sstimstsd at 500. 600.
A detachment Of State troops had .
fight on Monday with Mexican dsspsra.
does. Thirty shots were exchanged.
Two Msxicsns were killed, and one
Peter Johnston. from Phila-
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Reports hon Name are to the effect
that Professor Stewart 10 in business up
10 his yss. He is kept busy day and
nisht at examining and reporting on
mines.
An assessment OF so cents per shars
hss bsen levied on the capital stock OF
the Benton Con-. delinquent May TN.
Bee advertisement In another column.
The 70 men discharged from the SUR
face and in the shaft at the Union will
BE- put back pending the readjustmsnt OF
the pumping apparatus.
The Mrs. Tom Smith charged with
sssaling Q dog Is not Mrs. Thomas j..
Smith on the American Flat road. near
the Bullion works.
In the case Of the Stats ". Mrs. Tom
Smith, accused M stealing . dog. the
jury failed to agree yesterday afternoon
ct the TRIAL.
Nj. Patton thinks that two weeks
time and $4,000 will remedy the accident
20 the hobs 81 the Union shaft.
P. A. Humbsrt. Superintendent OF the
Bullion. u back from the Bay.
Bsl<bse has levied IN assessment OF
Is cd Per share.
". =. Roberts has license to wed
psrsh Harris.
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Eastern Comments.

New YORK. April 2.-Ths Times
says: In the election for o commission
Of fresholders to revise the charter Of
San Francisco the Ksarnsyitss have been
defeated. Thsir candidate for State
Senator to all O vacancy has also been
defeated. The successful party 10 the
Citizens Union, the new organization
which has been called into existence BY
the injurious violence Of the men Of the
sand.iots. Their candidates were In
dorssd by the Republicans and by the
more reputable wing Of the Democratic
party. The lightness Of the total vote
east 10 ascribed to the failure OF the So
called workingmsn to 60 to the polls.
Ksarnsy and his leaders are furious 1t
this unexpected turn OF affairs, which,
coming a. It does directly upon the con.
viction and sentence OF Ksarney and his
lisutsnant,~ apparently settles the fate Of
these agitators. There 10 some talk Of
throwing out the anti.Kearnsy vote ON
the ground that the ballots are printed
in q manner contrary to law. Bat this
10 probably the idle threat OF desperate
and defeated meu. San Francisco 10 to
DO congratulated on the result Of an
election which, II 1t shall prove ~ sub.
stantisl . victory over mob rule ~ It Is
claimed, will surely end the long agits.
tation that so ssriously injured the In
tsrssts Of the city.
The Tribuns says: The. triumph OF
the Citizens Union 10 the San Francisco
election 10 overwhelming. The dema.
Rogues who have filled tho ssnd.lot With
billingsgats and msnaced the city with
FIRE and slaughter, have been put 70 rout
Al the polls. The Democrats were in
open alliance with the Workingmsn,
and share In the ignominy Of the CAM
paign and the defeat. For example, the
Democratic Convention accepted the
saud.lo candidate for joint Senator.
after receiving from him . formal pledge
that he would vots for . Democratic
United States Senator. A party nomi.
nation had previously been made, but
the work was undons and tbs leaders
We'd with one another In whsedling to
the rowdy element. A few Bourbons
clanorsd for . straiRht.out ticket, but
the nomination wal swallowed by o large
majority, without rstohing and almost
without grimacs. Inasmuoh - the dis.
reputable compact was based upon M.
tional a. we'll a. municipal issues, the
result Of the election 10 most significant
and gratifying. The redemption Of San
Francisco 10 drawing nigh.