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PHE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1881.
How a Tenor,s Voice Saved a Man.

Paris Gallignani tells good story of
the tenor Duchesne, who was the hero OF
an incident during the fighting OF Cha
teauden, the anniversary of the defense
of which place has just been celebrated.
1t was ten at night; the Paris Franc
,ireurs, who had been fighting all day
against odds OF twenty to one, were re-
treating. The Prussians were masters of
the town, which was lighted up BY the
burning houses. Eleven Frane-tireurs,
abandoned in the Hotel lie Vile, had
fallen into the hands of the enemy and
were in danger of being executed
Among them was Dnchesne the lyric ar
tisi., They were all searched and their
papers examined by Prussian captain,
who, in looking through Duchesne's
portfolio, came to q paper containing the
names Of number Of operas. "Whal
is this2" be asked, ut is the list Of op.
eras ! sing" Among others was the
name of Weher'a great work. "Ah,'
returned the captain who was'a musician
"You are an opera singer, and have sung
in Der Freischutz Where was that p
"In Paris, at the Theater Lvr'que.' >
"Then must have heard you; you sang
with one Of our countrywomen, Mile
Schroeder,did you not2' "That is so. "
The captain appeared to reflect; he drew
Duchesne aside, and then while passing
through narrow street, said: "Ruu fol
your life" Duchesne did not wait to be
told q second time; although wounded
be was not disabled, and succeeded ir
escaping from the town during the night
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Condiments for Fowls.

A moderate quantity of cayenne pep
per, mustard or ginger, can with great
benefit be added to the food of fowls to
increase their vigor, and to stimulate
egg production. This diet, although ap
parently artificial, is reallv natural; tor
wild birds Of the gallinacean family have
access to very manv highly.spiced ber-
ries and buds-articles that give the
sgame favor" to their fesh. Although
there is more or less Of an aromatic
principle in wheat, ,IEdian corn and other
grains consumed by the domestic fowl,
yet the quantity is not sufficient to sup
ply the place Of the stronger spices,
taste for which Is inherltei nv the fowl
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Billings Advice to Joe.

"By awl means, Joe, get married il
you have fair show. Don't stand shiv-
ering on the bank, but pitch in and stick
your head under and the shiver is over
There amt any more trick in getting
married after you're ready than there is
in eating peanuts Menny a man has
stood shivering on the shore until the
river all ran out. Don't expect to mar
ry an angel; them hev awl bin picked
up long ago. Remember, Joe, you ain't
saint yourself. Do not marry for buty
exclusively; buty is like ice, orful slip
perry, and thaws dreadful easy Don't
marry for Inv, neither; luv is like y
cooking stove, gud for nothing when
the fuel gives out. But let the mixture
be sum huty becominely dressed, with
about S240 in her pocket, a gud speller,
handy and neat IN her house, plenty Nv
good sense, tuff constitution and by.
laws, small feet, light step: add to this
sound teeth and a warm heart This
mixture will keep in any climate and
not evaporste If the cork hsppens to
be off for two or three minutes the
strength amt al, gone, Joe. Don't mar
~ for pedigree; there isn't much IN ped
igree onless 1t is backed bv bank stocks.
A family with nothing but pedigree
generally lacks sense"
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FACTS.

Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
salt the time tables OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
to insure aomfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change of
cars to Chicago. where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
but single change of cars to Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska, Texas Minnesota.
etc. No other line can offer such advan-
tages as the Baltimore and Ohio.-Its
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this. and in the end may lead
to tie saving Of much Of both as vel as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chase tickets before having talk or re-
eeiving q letter from one of the B. & o.
Agents. A letter addressed to w. Il.
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to ] T. Lane,
Wheeling. W. Va, to j. A. Webb, Fos-
soria, Ohio; to T. A. Lee GAINESVILLE
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen.
tlemen will lead to thorough infarma-
ton as to all necessary details of time
connections, fares, baggage, etc., etc.
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Fattening Swine.

When hogs are heing tattened in pens
there should a'wavs be two apartments,
the one for feeding and the other for
sleeping in The one should he cleaned
daily, and the other kept we'll Uttered
with straw, and the straw renewed as Of
zen az the nest becomes very dirty.
When first perned. mix with the feed OF
each hog at least three or four times a
week teaspoonfal OF sulphur ard also
teaspoonful Of pulverized copperas
Feed regularly three times daily. A
rubbing post in the inclosure will be OF
advantage. Also place in trough IN
Ter shelter mixture OF rotten wood.
pulverized charcoal, ashes and salt
These methods or an open range are To-
dispensable to the good health Of the
herd,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

OALvIN-HALL and Oliver Hall Of Sylvan,
y Richland County, Wisconsin; Joannah
Hickenbotham and William Hicken nbotham,
her husband, Who reside In the State OF Kan.
sas, but whose postcfi, address is unknown;
Charity Cline and Daniel Cline, her husband,
who reside near Rockport. Wood County, west
Virginia, and William q. Schelts ,hn ].
Schults, Emmanuel Schslts Charlotte sohelts
and Clement Scheltx who reside near Sheldon,
O'Rrien County, N the State ofIowa, will take
notice that petition was fled against them
and the other heirs Of Isaac Hall. Sr., deceased
on the 4th day of December, 1880, in the court
of common pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, by
Simon Hall, and is now pending, wherein said
Simon Hall demands partition of the following
described real estate sisuatein Monroe ooun.
ty, Ohio. to wit: The north part Of lot number
seven III containing thirty nine and seventy
hundrsith acres, ami the south part Of lot
number seven ri, containing thirty acres,
in section eleven, township fo7r and range
six, and being the same premises of whica
Isaac Hall. ST., died seized; and that they are
required to answer said petition on or before
the 26th day of February, 1881.
Dated this 2Sth day of December, 1850.
SIMON HALL.
By David okey and James Watson, his at:'ys.
dHez0, 'g0t7.
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Making Butter in Cold weather.

Strain the milk into pans that have
been previously rinsed with hot water /;
put it on the stove for few minutes
then remove it to the place in which you
usually keep it. See that it is not too
cold The next day put It on the stove
again, make it very warm, and return as
before Skim it into an earthen howl,
pour off the thin cream that will natu-
rally fall on the sides; sir every day ;
the third day stir it with your hand or
hutter ladle; when nearly come pour, in
the thin cream by degrees il with the
former, pour some boiling water on
some bran, rub your hand well wi,h'it
then rinse. There are some cows that
will naturally make frothv cream. and
should be disposed OF. The wav to try
them is to strain the milk into separate
nowls, skim and stir with aspoon.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-15

Rest After Eating,

An English popular maxim says
"After dinner sit awhile; after supper
walk a mile" The two eminent profess
sors, Gland Bernard and Robin, once
made an experiment on the point wheth-
er 1t is preferable after repast TO re
main in repose or to move about. Two
dogs of the same race aud strength were
fed on the same food, and one was al
lowed to rest while the other was made
to move about. Then after the lapse o.
an hour the two dogs were killed. The
one which had been allowed to repose
was found to have finished his diges-
ton, while the one that had been kept
in motion had only half digested his
food.
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How to Train the Memory.


Your memory is bad, perhaps, but
there are two ways Of curing the worst
memory. One of them is to read sub
ject when interested; the other is to not
only read but think. When you have
read paragraph or page stop, close
the book, and try to remember the ideas
on the page, and not only call them va
guely to mind but put them in words
and speak them out. Faithfully follow
ing these two rules, and you have the
golden keys OF knowledge. Beside in
attentive reading there are other things
injurious TO the memory. One is the
habit Of skimming ever newspapers,
items Of news, smart remarks, items OF
information, political reflections, fash
ion notes. 20 that all Is confused jumble,
never to be thought Of again, thus dill.
gently cultlvating habit Of careless
reading hard to break Another is the
reading of trash novels.
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The Idle Man and the Busy ono.

To do increases the capacity Of do
ing; and It is far less difficult for man
who is in an habi,usl course Of exertion
to exert himself little more for an ex-
ira purpose than for the man who does
little or nothing to put himself into mo
ton for the same end, This is owing
to a principle Of our moral nature, which
is called the vis inertio literally, the
strength Of inactivity. To set a COM
mon child's hoop rolling requires 3
smarter stroke at starting than to keep
it in motion afterward There is re.
luctance in all things to be set moving;
but, when that is over, everything pro-
ceeds smoothly enough. just SO it is
with the idle man. In losing the habit
be loses the power of doing: but man
who Is busy about some regular employ
ment for proper length of tune every
day can very easily do something else
during the remaining hours; indeed, the
recreation Of the weary man 10 apt to
be buster than the perpetual leisure OF
the idle
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why Should They.

No man or woman can do satisfactory
work when the brain is dull, the nerves
unsteady, the system relaxed and the,
feel generally wretched Why should
LAWYERS, merchants, clergymen, doctors,
mechanics or mothers often, miserably
drag through their work in this condi
tion, when small amount OF Psrker's
Ginger Tonic will always, at moderate
cost, clear the brain and give them the
strength and the will to perform their
duties satisfactorily We have felt its
strengthening and bracipg effects and
can recommend it most highly. See
other colums-Ed.
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George F. Dalton knocked over an
usher in St. Peters Catholic Church, in
Brooklyn. for refusing to accept a pen
nv thrown into the contribution-hox BY
his wife. He chesrfully paid fine oi
$25.
The highest hopes and interests Of the
race rest on the purity, health, and
strength Of womanhood. We take
pleasure in referring our readers to the
rem markahle efficacy Of LYDIA E PINK
HAMS VEGErABLE COMPOUND in ell tha,
class of diseases from which women
sufer so much
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-15

Senator Bruce won't refuse a seat in
the cabinet. Probably because he won't
have the chance.
Prompt relief in. sick headache, dizzi-
ness, nausea, constipation, pain in the
side, etc, guaranteed to those using
Carter's Little Liver Pills One pill .
dose. Is cents.
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Fees OF Doctors.

The fee of doctors is nm item that very
many persons are interested in just OF
present, We believe the schedule for
visits is SS co.. which would tex man
confined to his bed for year. and in
need Of daily visit, over 81 900 year
for m redical attendance alone! And one
single bottle of Hop Bitters taken in
time would save the 81 900 and all the
years sickness.
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Notc on Running of Trains.--EAsT
BuUND-New York Fast Liue daily. entire
train, runs through from Chicago 70 New
York. sleepers attached. Day Kxprsss daily,
excspt Sunday New York Mail, daily.
sisspiug Car, saudusky to Grafton. 49,
WHIST BOUND-Chicags Past Lins daily,
entire train runs thrsagh from Nav York to
Chicago. Slsepsrs attached. Chicago
kxpress runs daily sn C. q. ana L. x.
Divisions. Chicago Nall rams daily On main
line and CO. Di.isiop; on other divisions
daily. except sunday. Sleeping Car, Grafton
ISsndusky. All other traius daily, except
sunday, ssS ssS ~ ises
C. n. Hupses, supt Trans. Q. Div, Chicago.
+ W. 3. RkPPkRr. Pass. Agr. columhss.
L. Y. CoIE, General Ticket Agent, Balu-
mere.
C. < LORD Gen. Pass At, Bsltiuors,
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
AuprroR's orYcx, Mon go. Cor

AupiroR's OFP1cs MoxsoR COUNTY, J
WoopsrisLp, ONO, January l9, 1881.
70 Fred Kindleburger,o or waom Il may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Jas N Dough
erty Asadsposited'in the County Treasury a
sum Of money suflcient to. redeem the south
east corner Of the northwest quarter OF th Q
quarter of section S; township 5. Of
range g. Said land was sold for taxes by
John Gatchell. Treasurer Of Monroe County,
Ohio, January. IS. 1881.
8 g. A, ATKINSON.
/, jan25 1918. Auditor Monroe Co I, Ohio.
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NOTICE OF APpOINTM ENr.

Estate Of lane GrnAum. Deceased.
rNHR underignsd has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrators of the estate
Of Jane Graham. late of Monroe county,
deceased.
Dated this 2s.h day Of January. A. D.
1881. JAMES h. GRAHAM.
febl, ,'8lw3,
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TO CLEVELAND
Only . Heurs and rs hinutesi'

suuherville accom- nmodation leaves Ball
sire a. 445 pm. Bridgeport at 800, and ar
Hves at steubepville At 6nh pm.
i Leaves strubenviIs At 7.s0a IN, Bridgepost
st8Esam arrivs at Rslsise At e,05 q In.
{ Tfeksts can lie puiehaseds ato aiA paints
IN sie far West at the Invest possible rates,
as well as the Fast, and baggage checked 10
deFtii alton. For fall particulars. maps, stcs,
spFly TO h soidcn, Ticket Agent c az. R.
T., BsIlaires Ohio.
= r. r. MYERS,
General PASSENGER & Ticket Agent 5
j0nN THokAs 0so srsl Superintendent.
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Notice to Teachers.


TNHK Asasa q HxksninsFs sf ssnros ceun.
l y win het& nsstines =. he sxanipe.
tienlsf Taae1ksvs - follows:
"sodsaslds Saturday, December IL, 1859.
January "a. 1881. &
February u.
One ~ the close Of Teachers instisats.
These examinations viii csnnsnss q d
s'eiock =. m and. slosssat4p ? m..
fec Of 50 cents 10 se4nissd iron -sssh
applicant, as condition Of examination, aAA
must be paid In advance.
BY order Of the Board. -->---v
~ Applicants holding certificates fss isss
than - months, must stand sxaninstiepa
for new certificates. Renewals VIII nst be
made In such eases without examipstiep.
nov3s. .'sotd. ~
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Kasper Yockey, Deceased
THB undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator of the estate
Of Kasper Yockey, late of Monroe county, de.
ceased.
Dated this 9th day Of January,A D. 1881.
eb1,8lw3 C. L. KRONING.
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RAILRoADs.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
CONDENSED TIME CARD.

doINo EAsT AID wfsT,
On and after Nov. I. 1889. all trains will
ran daily except susday) ~ followsi
8 Through traius to Pittsburgh. .atsa
Through trains to Cleveland. p
2 Through trains to Chicago.
fnllman's Parlor Cars between Wsllsville
and Cleveland fossas 1
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains be-
.twsep Alliance and Chicago. s
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING. !

D Ginger. Euehu, Mandrake, Etilfineih srdj
many other Of tho best medicines known Gro col
kskil1fully combined IN FARKER's GlNeEn ToNfc)
I kas to mako 1t the greatest Flood Purifier end
The Best Health sad Strength. Restorer
Eyef Csed.f
So perfect g tho compoeition OF PARSEns1
kaHrtR ToSlc that no disease can long exist
kwhsrc IL Is used n you have Dyspepsia, Head. Z
kscho. Rheumatisnn, Neuralgia, Bowel, Kidney
kor Iivsr Disorder, or II sor need mild stin-,,
kulank or appetizer, the Tca,sc Is sSss Tho med-)
kieIne FOR you, as It b hizhly curative and in-)
kyi1oratirx but never intoxicating.
f YOU ara slowly wasting away with Con-
ksumptas or any sicfness, If you have Painful,
kcouas or q bad csld, PAKxEn's GpcEn ToEc]
kwiIl surely help you 1t gives new HE and,
kyiFor to the feeble and eged, and is certain)
kcurs for Rheumst;sn snd cheler> lnAstum. 4
kIt mas sayad Isndrcas ef LvssI II Aay]
Z Hyoa are feeling miserable don't wait until,
kyou are down SICK, but uso tho TOXIC to-day. !,
kNo matter whatyonr disc<se OF symptoms may
kbs i win rive prompt relief
Remember 1 PARKER's GrxcEn TOXIC Is not,
ka rum drink but the Best and Purest Family
kMediciae ever made, compounded by new
krrocoss. md entirely different from Bifters,,
kringer preparations md oil ethor TonicA Iry'
"a Sc. bottle. Your druggist can supply you.
a
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BLACKSMITH.
Wagon Making and BlackSmithiug,

WE have opened q Wagon Making and
w Blacksmith Shop In; the Foundry
Building on the east side Of town, where We
are prepared 70 manufacture
Farm and Spring Wagons
OF the latest and best styles. Also, win 70
pair wagons and carriages ON abort notice.
ALL WORK GUARANrREp.
Wheels and woodwork tor xsgons irsued
and iron for wagons and Carriages furnishsa
at market rates.
Special attention will be sivsn to shssins
horses. 6ive us call.
nvss,7sr. Ma csLsrzRLTSR.
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DEIIdIIt % sVuCIIWt5ttIU u Iss Its
TIVE TABLE. 8as
TAKE EFFECT IL M, July I, 1859.

Trains mako connection with tho B. 4 O.
and c. : r R R-ilroads, also. with Capt La
ksus' sseanb boat. "Prss Bllison," f'r Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
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tie p.u .i.o i;nd should bc thoroughly
rinH yi,> 0.,U tN,S Viowu'X Is to Sc con-
N,l;oN $50 ur lhyrc times Il month.
,'U.i 0Vrn aud 10 enable il to absorb
rapidly tAc .iquia nanurcs. IF every
deposit. was covered euch morning
with Il shovel full of earth, the saving
would bu very great. These "trod
lots" ne hey are gcncrallv termed,
when Oiico properly enriched hold their
frrt.:iIy i5t' yrn,%. and vii! sIaI!H drv
weather. Ihis way he drMr 10 the
great Crpti TO WhirN HE nNnurr has
penetrated. ani toe hurinmS OK the
beetles greatly aId such pru0}ralion TO
th2 0rp.h OF niIpon Inches, ur lnore.
lsI':!a "Nstcm I"ruwrcnninY must
be pUr:u,d, We would Uiiv say, p.ow
oit,'n afterwards.
The r".ur nf tha best COW nlanUrc,
a. given bY The chemist. is about half
the value q horse ulauurc. In phos-
phori" a"l il is ns two to three for tho
hDrSc: III potash the same; in am
,W0nia rwn.,hirtIa the value OF stable
ma"hrc. the Suino authority places
the animal deposits irom II COW as
W0r,h &5.i5. We may estimate that
~ '''i "d' ~. y ''N SiofchlH PcniliIS
process. and from cur scant pastures,
We Do not get that much. 80.
tro,1 hogs we get very limited
amoun~ 'i manure. III fN4:, IL most
cascs. none, save from the pens in
which we tA;tcn for killing in the fall.
Ihe best way to construct SUCH Il pen
is over a pit SO that all eXcrc,ncnts,
aolid or liquid, call fall into the pit.
III such ca 'es little or no litter need be
used. When number. fifteen to thir-
tv or more, are to be penped and fat
tened, ard especially II to be fed eeY-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-19
QUEENS OF THE GARNET.

<irr,. Mon's Little souabbl,e..A Famous
>:...,.,ct, cnG Vow II Dobbed to tho Top.
,.... ,, :,
.H'E"'oN, N1"fca ll.-t makes
9 n+iIr'"h'c ference vi hat manner ..
Murnin y Cabinet officers wife is, es-
,..y;,,Iy IN thasp rev doro of yo.h;,,,
.,,.;,,. ,r,,.s ~ "'"'"
,,'%'''!' ''cte - co:'"'l amount
81 "@'iH' o"'y ooVolvihs upon the
"iErS "i the Presidents advisers.
Wniyn brings them before the world
n,!l lrorl the srclusion which thcv muv
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-19

GLADs7oHH's hoa!lh i seriously i'm
paired, and fears s,rc entertained ;hQt
he may not long be able t. bold the
reins Of power. Bcoconsfn!d, his great
rival, who Is sad 10 hc MADE Of whar-
bone ana old steel pens, is aa 1riol;y IS
bueS, and promises TO aegin anvtnur
novel.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-19

The People OF Columbia need not
hope to iiave grand factories III tho
near f,ituro if they have nat enough
enterprise and progreas among them
to inaugur&tc sTaie;u Of public
schools. Schools show Intelligence
and enlightenment, and these bring
capital from abroad.
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MANol'A FAu-a >oo'> .1y@ l5uag.


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g. II. Nc.NaStcr, Eyg.: The yo,no
OF manure deposited by COWS depends
entirely on the food consun.el by the
animals. If ted on linsecd cake. cot.
ton seed cake or grain supplying an
excess OF nitrogen, the manure nearly
approaches the value Of stable manure.
bnt as IN our climate affords pastur.
age the year round, nearly all cattle
craze from the poorer classes OF grass.
Inc value OF the manure deposited bv
them IL lessened, and of rather moor
character. 1t nevertheless has an es-
sential value, and is worth LOOKING
AFTER and preserving. The COW re-
qa,res more litter tlnn the horse to drv
out or absorb the manure. Sun and
rain act more readily on this manure
thon on stable manure. Hence it must
be treated with more care. The best
plan to save would be to pen olwavs
under shelter, if practicable, and to
Keep the ground deeply covered with
corn stalks or the next best litter to bc
obtained. If, however, this cannot be
done and open pens are used, thcv
should be Uttered, and this litter as
offen as possible gathered and piled
III one corner, or, better, in pit, dug
on one side of the pen for the purnosc
This pit should be lroad rather tbon
oecp' ana SO constructed az to catch