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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22
An UNNATURAL MOTHER. -Nursing chill

AN UNNATURAL MOTHER Nursing chill
dren has always been sweet duty to true
mothers, and tedious incnmbrance to I'M
natural women. Not long since, Mary
Stewart, keeper of house of ill-fame in
Steubenville, Ohio, gave birth to child lis
father, like a man, wished it well provided
for, and offered to pay all expenses. The
mother refused to let it suckle from her
breast, and fed it on old cows milk until 1t
sickened. The father begged of her to nurse
il. A physician was sent in, who stated that
If the little thing could no. have It's mothers
milk 1t would die, when the heartless heifer,
Who was the mother, listening to the pleading
vail Of the furnishing babe, pushed it away.
declaring that she would not let it pull her
out Of shape. The child suffered for week,
its nurse trying to keep it alive, aud then
died. Commenting upon this, Brick Pomroy,
in his paper, the Great West, pens the follow
ing:
Mary Stewards God lives, the time will
come when You will vail as did the innocent
babe you thrust from you, when theirs will
not be even one human being to listen to or
care for Your suffering cries, and when the
hogs will root into the frozen bosom that is
your present boast. The child is better of
with the nurses that live in the spirit world
than II ever could be with you, the milk it
would have is SO laden with woltishness tina,
. life now saved toa happy, heavenly here
after would have been laden with Sin and
dragged down to dispair.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

The APPEAL has been supplied with a copy
OF Wells, Fargo 4 Cos. Express Directory for
1850. LISA neatly bound book of $50 pages.
giving a list of the company's Offices, primer.
pal points of express connection, means Of
communication, rates, distances, etc. Every
thing arranged and convenient for reference.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

TALLY oNE.-A man named Jim Cotton.
haling from Bodie, was arrested in Virginia
City yesterday. by Captain Tally, for disturb
ing the peace While on the way to the Jail
the Bodie man Knocked Tally down and took
to HE heels. Tally then drew pistol and
sent ball through the fugitive's back. Col.
ton is in the hospital, but will probably re-
cover. Tall gave $3.50 bail on the charge of
assault to kill. 1886 sa. ..''-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

TALNAGE-The Sacramento Bee gives the
folls=!ng pen picture of Dewitt Talmage the
pulpit acrobat:
Imagine tall, lanky, boned specimen;
with sandy hair and chop whiskers, long legs
and great reach Of arm; awkward of move.
ment. wild in gesticulation and provincial in
pronunciation; with q mixture of Yankee
twang and an old time ministerial drawI,
whose broadcleth pants flop wildly around his
legs and seem Is out of place as though the
wind was idly twirling them around two sticks.
whose voice rises when it shouldn't rise and
falls when 1t shouldn't fall, and bobs up and
down from whisper to shrek and back
again, SO suddenly as to keep the audience
continually startled; who, when he warns up,
uses his arms like sledge.hammers, and be.
comes himself veritabls jumping jack; who
is theatrical in everything and natural in no.
thing; who drives out his eloquence as prize
fighter would let drive his 6sts-imagine all
this, and the reader will form some slight
idea of the great acrobat Of the pulpit, the
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

WHAT Is LAcKING.-The Carson ArrHAL,
Republican journal Of a stalwart pattern,
DOES not look with favor upou Mr.. Sharon q
candidacy. 1t declares vote. buying to be a
crime, and declines to obligs tho monopolies
BY wearing their golden cellar. The APPEAL,
furthermore, does not regard the corruption
OF Legislatures as patriotic Republican work.
For holding these anomalous views the AP
PEAL Is denounced as q Democratic sheet"
by Mr.. Sharon's organ.
The above is from the Virginia Chronicle.
We can assure the Chronicle it is net our lack
OF RspnblicAnism that troubles the Enterprise;
1t y simply the lack Of disposition on our
part to put our neck into the railroad neck.
yoke, and bend to the crack of whip welded
BY little politician from San Francisco.
whose name is not on the poll list of this
State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

FoR SALE.-A Wilson sewing machine, in
No. order. Silver plated. Price S25
Inquire at the APFRAL Office,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

In Carson City, q. Tbs o'clock last evening the resi-
dence Of J. j. Kelly, Mrs Hannah oNe, aged IS years
The funeral will take place from the Catholic Church.
$3.50 H. to-day. Friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22
n Ew TODAY.
LOST OR STOLEN.

30 shares Con- rginia, No 7ocee, Nat stsin
Shares Con- Virginia. No. 1871, Nat STEM trustee
Shares Con- Virginia, No. e2 e22, Nat. S,ein trustee
sui able reward will be paid TO party leaving the
at f. II. Hunts Tahoe Lumber Office Parties are
warned against negotiating for the
transfer has opped A. n BEEDE.
Carson City, August q, 1880 w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

LEGAL QuIsBLE.-A few weeks ago the
APPEAL showed how in the case of Pritchard
some Of the petty loopholes in the law had
saved the criminals neck from the halter. Il,
was supposed to be an extreme case of auibble
but now comes another instance which throws
the Pritchard case in the shade. Chauncey
and Walter St. Clair were tried las. May in
the Superior Court of San Joaquin county,
California, on charge of burglary. The
word larceny" in the indictment was spelled
"Iarcey." The case came up on the l4tn of
May, and Messrs. Mcstay and Swinnerton,
defendants counsel, objected to the intro
ducton of any evidence, on the ground that
''larcsy" was no crime known to the law and
that therefore the indictment charged no of.
Tense. Judge Buckley held that the error was
. clerical one, and that the indictment shonld
be read with regard to the intent with which
il was drawn. Defendants counsel appealed
to the Supreme Court, and that body de.
cided last Monday that there is no such sffense
as "larcey" known to the law and granted
defendant new trial Had conclave Of
thieves, garroters and murderers met and |
framed the criminal code of the United States |!
they could not have better suited the pur-
poses of the law breaking class which they
coDresent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

[OFFICIAL.]
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, PASSED AT THE
NINTH SESSION OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
No. XXvL-Senate Concurrent Resolution No %.
Rssolrsi by the Senate, the Assembly concarng That
the Constitution Of the State of Nevaua be amended
follows:
Amend Section Of Article w Of the Constitution 81
the State Of Nevada to read as follows:
q The session Of the Legislature shall be Biennial
and shall the first Monday OF February next
ensuing the election Of memb Of the Assembly, unless
the Uf the SHALL IN the interim,
the Lsgis ature BY proclamation Passed March 1871
hereby certify the foregoing be copy of the
enrolled resolution on file in my Office.
49,. In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
Jcr. hand and att Ked the Gree Seal OF State Done
'n At Orfce in carson City, Nevada this second day
->--s OF August, A. D. tbous md Ell sht hundred
and eighty. JASPER BABJoCK,
aug2ltd Secretary Of state.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
pftrr Sobn.
0eneral : M0entur

fiji bic neutrality-suspicious.
smpsrtaf & NortlsrH SuL Cos, Don Sonssu.
&opaf SnL. g., Don Sipsrpsoi.
sonHsrtiaf StniSH An. &c., BON cssussu.
German american 9Hf. &c., Don 2isp ysrs.
st. Sauf Ssnr { saartus Snf. &c.,
..-s bon ST. 9ssnf.
st. 9olspS Ssnsr & SaariHe Snl. g.,
psu ST. SokYs.
gflart'e Sul. Co. pcu glen yora.
Sermau Sn[. g., pom Sreeysrf, 81.
q. 3. Aetiaertiaf Az. &c., Don 8artsrS.
grdpslsrs' Sul. So, Don Sartfort.
Aetua Sife SnE. g., Don Sartfus.
Gttft nt6hetn asnpasuistr, bic rs hi rem Gbttas, mn
esfsu 9euu sut9 ysaitliSt 5abIRns fsrtr BsrIrSs Be.
raprt etesn. ~tr1ptse'sn 70 ftiSF Hns ifau.u Sug&euxssa
ptretu. a '"f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
Die neueite Wooe.

8ir rtratsn tirSli4 ssi@dftsbaIbsr in
cine BuswaarenbanbIuas nnb IieSen uns
uuuorfi9tiser @siis auf siren Sut nieeer,
ben Ssmanb sufdais aaf einsm StubI ss'
laien bate. @ir iaBen 70, bis tsiu dug.
uns LANCER bsObu@tste, fianbsn rubts aaf,
unb traten ,ur Ssits. SIS mar 3ur 8sit
cine Dame ba, bic f6 mad eineui 20 en-.
ben SUIT umiub. enSli5 sepabrte is Ben,
ben mir fcrmtit battsn, unO sS mar grade
mas lt polte, b. /. 10 iasts iis. e,
(6ansputltenbur9er Yctboie.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17

sY- Gin ~pIaufblsr 9runb.) Dame
yabsr, 5err Wiqsr! ME fommt ss bod
BOB Die usrbsiratbstsn WSnaer 70 unserr
auf Bale sebeu, uno psnn ie bort fiub,
taum gum Eaute gu bsweseu finb 2"-
9err: r0as wiu ib Sbnen iassn, Srdu;
Iein mir Wdnner mifisn 81 5aus 10 piel
na@ Der 8feifs Der 6raueu tan,en, baB nj,
gu mibe finb, nm nod meter 5u tanseu.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
Du!

Die alien RSmsr fastsn Du,
Der Gransmann bsibt bel lsintm vous
Wis Sua uno Sufd Gam bel you,
Die 1euti6tn faItln bin une Der
Nit Sbr unb Gle uae Du une Gr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
y ~ a MteR,

k~srftrtrft, 5ssstsdta. nssa satu sHaisgca eehsvrutsv
srssn snfs PaAlIitat kastet.
cfaes, RsrtSante sSt ssu Drain nah 4. etsa,,, II
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17

sB- Gin @eneraI erSdbIte sinit In
elmer 9eieai5aft, er babe emf cine sanons
ssisben, bsrsn Ranbuns 70 sroB sswsiea
ist, baB Elm erwa9iensr Weni9 bdtte f6ns
nsn aufredt itsbsnb, in bisieIbs binsin ipas
sisren. Oarob brad bte game 9sfslidait
In Iautss 2aten aus. aaein Der General
risi ietnsn Nbiutanten bsrbsi unb iaste
,Nf9t pabr, Gle babsu's ssisbsn, pis i@
gang aufrs4t In bic Ranoae binsin9ins."
yRstn, Serr 9snsral.~ srpiSsrte Der ab.
%iatant. III babe sic nidi seisbsu. benn
grade ais Sts porns binein sinsen, fiss i'd
gun, S1nhIo1 ptebsr berauS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
Agentur

sr NC 8 srsEssa GansHatrs-S sHsssIs,sa zoe sass,s O.
Sdslits abfacrf.
eamburs. Nnsrtfanif9s 9inie, Is Damsier.
Rpre.D eutf&sr eloyb, Bremen IS Ddmpfrr.
sunare stntt, strsrpSs! u. gatpsr. t6 Dampfer.
&tS Star cine 8 Dauysf,r.
Die Sarftaet seu ydfaetuen, he 10 IN ben Iestea Is
5ehrtn ant ststn Eampfru serakr urb etnfsu ksftrf
ssst, hLe st bette 9mpftrlHus uns batm MIR has 8Erssu
atasr 6rtaass sssaut. $3.50
Sn gsrbimbuns NIT S6issm, isu. Id
We4isl auf aqs 5auptitdSte guropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17

sB" gdt baieriidl Oberf (eines
baierii4en &ssiments): 6err Wsaicr. ba
mir bier um strarbe bss Wssrss (Rorbiee)
iint. m65te i'd serne ben SoIbatsn 3ulam.
men ben ~srcbartiaen anbIid s5nnsn; Iai,
fen sic Sbr Battalion pormaridiren.
Waior: gu 8efsbl. 9err S6erfl (9dBt
bic Soloatsn aufmari4iren).
Oberf: Wannfaaftsn! Oa i5aui's BIN,
iebt bie u%nabisbbure Jlutb! ST bas nidt
eth erbebenter anoIidl Wsl9sr @ebente
ifeist ba In gurer Solbatenbruf anf?
soleaten ~(sinfimmis}: ., psnu b6s
Iauter Bier pdr'! .... "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17

s5- gin uoistldnbil5er Bauer f&rieb
an ben &sbattsur Der .Orssbensr Ra5ri6.
ten: Dos nust uns Die ubsn im @ebSrae
COR nii6t, wsun Sbr In 9rdlen NJ fran,5.
Rid bsrsdblt. mas unisr abssurSneten betm
asuis i6nahsIirt bam; finn sc bod 10
gut un iSrsibt's ut uoiStIdnbii9 Deii9.@
Sarauf antportete Der Rsbatteur: Sbre
SorSeruus 1T niSt msbr oils biaia, 6snn
ais Stsnerbabler iolsu Sic piien, waS
fur Sbr gsIo sessHsn pirb. S0rsn sic
alio: bic periSisbsnsn @sriSts beifaneen
aus: (Consomme Il la Colbert) biGe Mus,
iuppe mad benz @ei9mad bss 9sdsrmauIs
Weeifer Colbert, - (Petits v~ol.au.yent)
ssprdsslte flssns SpaSsn NIT Yafstsntest
peri&misrt, -(Sandre, Sauce aux huitres)
Wsibfi4r init Gufferutunf -(Filet de
boeuf a la printanniere) bas bette Stld'I
pun l1&ien mi! iu an Whi4mai5 9smaie,
-(Saute de perdreaux t~ruffes) has I'm.
serfte unb asbe,ft ron tIssnsn Rsbbabneln
In YiIjiiti5s,-(Petts pois a Ia francaise)
grin abseippts asrbisn, ME is be fsras,
buien fralsn, -(Salade de homard) Com.
merinlat gum Wtassnpsrbarben, -(Mace-
dome de fruits au vim de Champagne) a
maesbunii9ss 2sibafsn uun saausiIdtsn
Isrpeln unb Barn. bic In S4Iampanaer
'rumtuasrn. = (Fromage) Rubtafs, =
(Glaces ct Dessert) 3ui9slsis an 6unbi,
tsrfa9sn gum @initsdsn Dor be Bsibien I'M
BE- Rinnsr,-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
1S5o en- Srier trot einil Elm nrsuE;ihe

s Sa Erier trat sinff Elm prsuBii6er
Off,isr IN cine 8a@banbIuny anb per.
Ianste S~risfpapier Su taufsu. Nber BON
al benz, peIdes Der sei4dftise 8u@5dnbs
lsr linn uorIsste, wOlte Tim tsinss rs6t
ssfaaen unb er risf siwaS uupiqis aus /:
r@i, mas babsn Sie ba elm itls3tes, ellen,
bss Sriefpatsr. Sn Berlin ba bat man
fsinss Brisipapter.~ >, ia, mstn 5srr,
sruiberte scns seIaBen Der Bu8bdnbIsr,
bas CLAUDE I'D idOn; absr wihsn sic, tn
Berlin ba bat man aud fsbr feline Sums
PEN . .a.. a"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17

s8S- Gin itaIie. SdriftsIsr iast: ,0it
GnsIdnber ftnb ioi6e R,dmsr, baB ID ie
u unsern tn StaIisu isbs; i'd fir1te I'M,
msr, fe wsrben uns nod sinmal uniere
it6ne itaIisnii9s Come a%bbanbsIn, nm
He uns fiidDsiis ais EaIsli9t wisbsr 3u
~psrtaufen.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
Vt{eatahn 9t6efS

ass aa,a 5aaytatsssa an.rs,as uns gsufsrutay isuasa
seu sani,n 2as In nuae CfFft AZ stH rtselnaSssta prsfta
:eiaaft rerstni 70 ~ uts. aStsie 10 asf eta Hsvsts sis
aipptn tiAasssu a. Iaasa-
grunbeiseutbam REAL ESTATE.
Sine srsss gssraa ss tssru esast. sistaisrus, nj,
In3 carmen nab Yratrdanetden FAB bd Mtr ests Al ben
~sanatsata 6eetngNnsn 10 hasta RAs trfutt ID itstu, Der
ta Sde tn e~issatsar Seer uus strirasrtnseaS sxissts
sll. mdnt etftS ~ srafsa. "
8ar auItauns con g~ssttal.ta stt sRf heel, ras rsuas
nttft Sssst sarssu.
ptter Qtene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17

s- 8ureaudef: ,Sie uobnsu ndbsr
wie ale Sbre goassen, unb tommsn bod
ieben Gag als Setter ms Bureau-uas
fur etnsn @runb babsn ste bisrfir2"
geamter: r9err 8~o,tanb uousn satisfl
enti&ulbisen: Die 9erren @ollsseu babtn
idmmtli9 teine Rinoer, Id bsfise isbo9
pier guben, unb wenn i'd nod 70 ssitis
auiitsbe, Bis i'd bic ale pisr isSsn Worsen,
wie i4'a ssb0lt, bur9seprlssIt babe,
mtrb'S imuter 10 ipdt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17

ey- Rein meg. 8snn i5 bas 2isb
pom Der Gbrdne bore. iusts cine isbr EN-;
finbiams Dame, bic absr bod elm Saus.
6ra1e mar, bin i'd allsmaI rein pes.-
Das lafen sic ibren Damn ni6t b6ren,
iaste sin alter 9arcon, ionft pfetft er ibnen
bas 2ieb ule Gage. n1h
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-08

SBlossa6s'pfeaace apples, apples gfss
us rider, and cider produces blossoms.
Thus one of Natures most beautiful
conpensations. lssls a'sE z snt7s =
They have a man down in Georgia
who is said 10 he 125 years old. His
name is James Ingraham, and be lives
at Wynn's Mill.
"when 1Ediag said6 weary husband,
81 want to 60 where there are no more
fires to make" "Perhaps you may said
his good wife.
The Mak P0zzleN Draw circle ff-
teen feet in diameter, place a mHle in the
center and walk around him without get
ting out of The circle.
We all dread bodily paralysis, and
would make nse of every contrivance 70
svoid it; but few OF US are troubled
about paralysis Of the soul.
A youngstes jrvfully assured bis moth.
er ne berday that be had feond olil
where they made horses; he had seen q
man finishing one-"be was just mailing
on his last fcot. - Al r {
STUDENT: The velocity of sound, CON-
pared wi,hsthat Of light. is so little that,
forexampls. if you should be shot you
would not hear the sound until you are
dead for awhile
A friend writes from the Colorado
Mountains to say that he got as raven
ous as raven among the ravines, and
sat down in one of the gorgeous gor-
ges Ind gorged bimselG II
4 defy hslishtnine to strike mel'
said .anI indiana man duriugYa thupdeI
show Next moment bolt OF heav-
ems fire danced down the chimney and
killed dog fpsyhfch he had paid s2s.
A Delaware man the other day met a
schoolmaster who tanned bis jacket nine
teen years ago, and the whilom pupil
battered the old teacher until he could
hardly walk. Time eyens up all things
Duty itself is supreme. delight when
love is the inducement and labor. By
such principle the ignorant enlightened
the f,afa-heafted softened, the disobedi-
ent reformed and the faithful encourag-
cd. 4TaHIEIT TN,
"MyflearaI brdiher,Y saIs the Court
kindly, hut significantly, to a young
LAWYER who is about TO sum up his first
cuse, "ny learned brolhef WHIP observe
that Il is near dinner time and that brew
ily is the soul Of summing up. MAY
it please Your Honor, | will not long,
detaips yous Il am right; my learned
friend oppositelis wrong; ) ou are good
judaep Judgmentin bis clients favor,
with costs g9a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-08
Farming and Timber Lands
for Sale. %

LIVE or six farms and two or three timber
L lots near Stewart, on the Marietta and
Cincinnati R. B. in, Athens County, Ohio
The timber is No. l timber and good land
The farms are in good repairs and have good
crops of wheat growing. The land is all
fresh, and is No. l tobacco land. Good wa,
ter, schools and churches handy. For sale
low on reasonable terms. For further par
liculars enquire of -.
..,.h IA. pLUMER, Agent, %
moh23,'So. Marietta. Ohio
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-08

TUESDAY, AJuNE $, 1885,. {,
He Gave His Reasons.


"My wife bez jes' presepted me via
de fines bov in dis country SAID BLACK
Bill, entering a. Little Rock magistrates
office, taking off his hat and singing
perspiration from his brow with crook
ed fore-6nger. Yes, gen elem ne went
on, ''de hpes chile leher seed An Sc
jes' gotta $40 gold pleoS right hean'to
eib tersde man what can guess what
hez named him: Ter keep yer rum
spredins ooefs oe @noie universe oo
names I'll state DAT hits a biole name.
"Abraham Z" guessed some one. 8, ]
"Nor Sah."
.Nar "Saal -. ,.
"Jobf" S-~n ng-s-Yxr-e
"Guess again y-@ : - - -
.N codepus ?,----n - Z-
&Kssp erchfnias, ~ ~ '@
"Ahimelich ?"
sTry me again"
The guessing ceased after time, and
Anallv Billy remarked:
"rse named dat boy Jndus Escarut."
"What!" said the magistrate, ''Judus
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-08
s-A
RAILROADS.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
EF 1ii a. =.
: CONDENSED TIME CARD.

- GOING, EAST AND WEST.
On and after Nov. 8. 1879, all trains will
run daily Except suaday) as follows:
3Through traius to Pittsburgh!
2 Through trains to Cleveland.
2 Through trains to Chicago. -
Pullman's Parlor Cars between Wellsville
and Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains be
tween Alliance and Chicago. as
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-08

Butter2 You remember the story OF
who was eating more hutter than biscuit,
while the landlady looked on and idget-
cd and limited until she fairly went into q
nervous fit. "Do you know butter is up
to seyenty-fye cents q pound :" The
hungry guest reached oat and took what
there was left, "Well," he drawled ap-
rrovingly and reassuringly, "good but
Ter is wuth it."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-08

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY PRsPARID ut all hours Of the day
and uight ]. Z. JUDKINS.
sep8Y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-08

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Bilious attacks, sIcK HEADACHE, Collie, De.
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but tislt II fGLTa YQa IA 2 Is
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8 lf-yon feel drowsy, debiltated, have fre
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simmons Liver Regulator o.
! II Is given with safety and the hsppiest
results to the most delicate infant. It takes
the pIae Of qninine and bitters Of every
kind. It is the cheapest purest and best
fa niIy niedicihes in the world. iIlH1oIa1a 9
j m. ZEiLIN & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
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lWhyAre You Bilious?

Because you have allowed your bowels
to become costive, and liver torpid. Use
Kidney-Wort to produce free state of
the bowels, and II will stimulate the liver
to proper action, cleanses the skin of
its yellownessi cures bilious headache,
and causes new lie in the blood. Drug
gists have it.
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A. L. MORRIS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

JERUSALEM MONROE CO.. o.
OPRcIAL attention paid to the selling and
~ trading of farms, and desire all persons
wishing to sell or trade their property to
send me their names and address, describing
their land and property. their lowest cash
price. and where they desire to locate, and l
will come and see them, or write, as the case
may require, giving them all the information
and assistance am able to give. l intend
to devote my entire time and attention to
this business and will make no charge unless
| make sale for you. Imean what say,
and wish you to write to me at Jerusalem,
Mon roe County, Ohio. ian20, soft.
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'.;.iVsaA.A IlA j.
High Priced Butter.

BUYERS pay the highestprice for "gilt-
edged bntter,, but want every tub TO- be
of IA1 even, bright color. They recom-
mend their patrons to use only Wells,
Richardson & Co.'S Perfected Butter
Color. as it is the most reliable known,
and will give perfect color. 1t received
the only award at the International Dairy
FAT aior e.surefion putty, strength, per-
iectioHof color and pernanence."
RS lAA AssAE ss q
An amusing instance of military read
iness is given in Napier's. "Memoirs.' ;
The troops'were defiling down narrew "
gorge in India, when suddenly bad
buitz1wss seen charging down at full
swing and with tremendous impetus.
The tcspta n had presence of mind
enough to give the word of command
winch zhisssoidiers mechanically follow
ed. The order he gave sounds peculiar
enough. It was this: "Prepare to re.
ceive cavalry" The soldiers obeyei, and
the uEfortunate. bull was impaled or
their ba5 5onstss sAAAS II Az
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Notice. to Teachers.

THK Board Of Rxaminsrs Of Monroe coun-
j ~ win hold. .meetinss foe the sxsminsA
7honef TeaehsP - follews:,,sg p,~.N vaHs
Woodshsld, Saturday, June IA, 1880.
Cameron, 26, .s seA"' ss5'
sardis, 9mal9" oi July 10, sasa So
q Thsss bsxaminatisns will somxnence n o. 8
o'clock = M. and close 1t 4 p N. sg :,
A fec Of SO cents ID required from sasht /,
applicant, a = condition, ,of. examination. and.
must be paid in advance. 80 =
BY order of the Board. ~ - 20
&Applicanss holding certificates for lsssa
than "a monthA must stand exsminstious..
for new certificates. Renewals viii not be,
made in such cases without examipat ion. 9l
ea s. sCH00ECRAFT, clers. ..
may2t, ,'S0td.
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ne Reason why.

4he f0nlcv eHect OfAhluney-W0rt Is
produced by its cleansing and purifying
action on the blood. Where there is a
gravelly deposit in the urine, or milky,
ropy urine from disordered Kidneys, II
cures without fail. Constipation and
Piles readily yield to its cathartic and
healing power.