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FOXHALt WINS,
The. American Horse Carries Away
the Grand Prix de Paris,

:, LONDON, June 12.-The weather was
fine bus sultry. The various roads to
Longchamps were throDged with vehi-
cies 4 great many drags were con-
spicuous bearing the American flag =
The attendance was immense. Presi-
dent Grevy. the ex Queen Isabella and
Ministers Constsns, Magnin and Ferry
were present.. Henri Rochefort, the
Duke Of, Hamilton, Prince Soltykoff and
Marshal MacMahon were In the pad
dock Owing to a recent rainfall the
course was in excellent order Two to
one was the best price obtained. on
Foxhall.'s Albion and Tristan we're we'll
supported: Long prices; were obtainable
about the remainder of the field. 1t
may be truthfully said that Foxhall was
in front throughout the race, and despite
aH the efir,s. of; Archer, who brough,
Tristan with a great rush at the istance,
FOxhall won bY head, amid tumultu-
ous applause from the Americans, who
seemed togo quite mad, and the waving
of the Stars aud Stripes from many
dIags. In the preliminary canter CAST
mir and Albion appeared to 60 best, al
though Foxhall was greatly admired
After one false start the horses we're sen
on their, journey. Foxhall and Trlstar
took the lead, but Archer pulled Tristan
back and Dublin became second Al
ternate running was then made by Fox
fhall'and Dublin, followed by Fiddler
Leon and Albion. with. Forum and iris
tan next and Casin,ir last, until goin.
down the bill, about half q mile fron
fh0me, where Foxhsll still led, with Fid
dler second, Dublin being beaten, an,
lFoxhall and Fiddler were attended b
| ScohelI, Tristan and Albion. In thi
order they ran to the distance, wher
Tristan Joined Foxhall, and the pair ra
. superb race home, Foxhall, who stage
longest winning, by head: Fou
:: lengths separated the second and thir
horses. Fiddler was fourth, Scobe
fifth, Royaumont sixth, Forum seventh
Dublin eighth, Cassimir ninth and Leo
-flast. The, time was 3:17. The bettin
: at the start was to. against Eoxhal
3 to l against. Albion, 4 to1 again
Scobell and 5 to l against Tristan. Te
ran. After the decision Of the Gran
Prix all interest In the races seemed
; die out, and the vast crowds move
: speedily to the. capital,
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Vulgar but Plausible.

@ .it
From the virginia City (Nev.l Chronicle,
"Tbis thingis easy enough to UNDER
stand,", remarked pioneer of the Com
stock, with aglass Of beer in: his hand |
and his free elbow on the bar. "Yeh Aee, |
Conklinp had his favorite for the Super
intendency of the Federal Consolidated
mine. but the nominatin' committee of
one wing of the stockholders give bis
ieller the grand gatf and put up Garfield.
Conk was naturally sour. an began sell
In the stock short and oferin' odds that
Garfield d never get the billet at the
general election. Garfield stood mp fur
a while to this racket, but finally he took
water an sent for Conk. Sez he: 'Ros-
coe, let up on yer game, an. go in ,an'.
bull the market an get me proxies, an.
III carry block Of stock fur yeh an
give you the say, on who'll be shift boss
in that big Custom House drift on the
New York level 'It's o whack,. SCI
Conk, an he goes cut an blows Grant
in on the racket, an holds up the market,
an bulls the stock, an gets proxies. an
Garfield wins. Then Garfield strikes
ore an starts the mill an makes, q big
cleanup. Conk (bein' toney roos.er)
didn't ask Garfield about the block OF
stock that he'd agree to carry MOI, lisp 2
whisper bout the shift boss. Pretty
soon Garfield put on aiot OF friends Of
Conk's as common miners at 81, a day
an Roscoe's hair just curled, fnr sbe
thought he seed that Jim Garfield vas
going to do the white :thing.,.. But be
hadn't more'n treated Arthur and Jonesy
an the rest of ahe boys on the head a
these friends O. his'n bein' set to- work,
when 4bif!Ahe gets it right under the
ear. What does Garfield debut pnt,or
Billy Robertson as shift boss on 'sht
New York level. Roscoe was down or
Robertson because he bad once ;gonesip
ito stock pool add after the wash sale
began Robertson drew out aud, unload
ed on the market, cleanin' out Cohk ,an(
all his friends. They were on growlin
an teeth.showin' terms, an Roscoe look
ed on him as the wust enemy hehad an
tuc mcuucSt Shuth uC huoWsN 0ettu
mad at bein' fooled In this Sstyle by 4
Republican tenderfoot like Garfield, Ros
coe called fur his time, packed his blank
ets an hoofed It home. When he 60
there he published card ,sskin' th
stockholders to hold special meetir
an make him Actin Superintendent
: at least boss of the New York workin'
Of the mine-till the nextreg'lar meetir
fur electin' new Superintendent y Til
stockholders don't respond very lively
for fear Garfield might shut down o
the dividends an FIRE their friends, bu
when you come down to bedrock; on th
whole proposition, burned II any deeen
man wont own up that Garfield hez ac
ed like q scrub, and that Roscoe hez
right to kick. Boys, here's to R3sco
Conkling, man that played fair,f don
the work he contracted to do. gotcor
troll Of the stock fur Garfield, put hil
into possession of the mine an hois,ii
! works, en- then got hi! in the nose al
Kicked down stairs, even before htsasl
ed fur his wages.' * :.
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n~A correspondent of the N. r,
E~ald writing Of the dexterity Of Lin.
erick Irishmeu In stone throwing, says:
"They can, said many Of the police to
me, throw 150 yards and bit man on
the head every time, and on any part ol
the head or face they wish to hit. Where
the weapons OF the people seem to be
confined to stones and bricks this accu.
rscy OF aim makes them formidable op
ponents for police and soldiers who can
use only the bayonet."
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wAsHrserss, June ID The Presi.
dent decided to appoints Noah e.. Nc.
Farland, Of Kansas, Commissioner OF
the General Land Office. Marshal Dud
ley, Of Indiana, is to'bs sppointed Com
missioner OF Pensieni,a 20 vics Bentley,
whose resignation reached the White
House this morning. Dudley finally
concluded he would rather have the Pat
ent Commissionership, and though be i,
to be made Pension Commissioner now
il is not improbable tbkt be may. be trans.
ferred to the Patenf- Bateau next fall
II this is done Commissioner Marble
will he made Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior. .
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wJust after Senator Pendleton bad
voted for and spoke in favor Of Stanley
Matthews' confirmation as one Of the
Judges Of the U S Supreme Court, in
opposition To the wish OF ninety-nine
buudredths of The Democrats of Ohio,
the Woodsdeld. Sfrarr OF Democracy
and Bellaire Democrat each. gave utter
ance to their material Democratic feel
ings, and disapprosed of Senator PEN
dleton's speech and vote. Since tina!
time we have SEEN nothing to change
the opinion We then expressed. TnE
SPIRIT seems to BAvE.-Bellaire Demo.
crat. Ss r. :
The editor of the Democrat is unfor-
tunate in bis statement TIE SPIRIT did
not publish q word after "MArTHEws
confirmation in which II .'disapproved
of Senator PENDLEroN's speech and
vote" The SPIRIT, therefore, don't zap
near to HAVE"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-06-21

~A. ]. PEARSON, Esq, Of Monroe,
and c. N. GAuMER, E.q, Of Belm ont,
acting for the Democratic Committees
Of their respective counties, met at Bell
aire on the 18,h INST, and arranged to
hold the Judicial Convention, for this
District, at BeIlaire, on Thursday, the
1lth' day Of August.
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Good AGYi1.s !

II you keep your stomach, liver and
kidneys in perfect working order, you
will prevent andscuts ~ far -t1e greater
part Of the ills thatSafhict mankind in
this or any section. There is no medi.
cine known that will do this as quickly
or surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic,
which will secure perfectly natural
action Of these important organs with
out interfering in the sieast With your
daily duties. See adv.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-06-21

~ Senator WrLKNs and Col. LAUo.
HlAp, OF Tuscarawas County, visited
our town last week. Tuscsrawas has in
structed her Senatorial delegation for
Senaaor Wilkins and the outlook is,
he will be nominated by the Convention
TO be held 81 Cambridge on Thursday,
ihe asd inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-06-21

wThe great party Of moral ideas at
Albany, New York, is laboring hard to
prove that one OF their members is
guilty Of bribery, and that another Of the
family is guilty OF accepting . bribe.
The people, generally, don't require any
evidence to make them believe the
charges. By just such acts the Repub-
lican party has retained power since
lS7a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-06-21

UThe Bellaire Democrat and Cam
bridge Jefersoniaa note the fact that
JREE. WILLIAMS published an able arti
Gle In TIE SPIRIT defending Senator
PsxDLEroN's vote for STANLEY MAT
sHEws' confirmation, but both were ex.
tSsmely careful to not let their readers
sse It. Gentlemen, instead ct threats
and hard words against the Senator,
please publish 10 your columns WIL.
uAns' article and try your hands st re-
plying to the truths contained therein.
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Prejudice Kills.

"Eleven years our daughter suffered
on.a bed Of misery under the care OF
several Of the best and some OF the
worst) physicians, who gave her disease
various names but no relief, and now
she IL restored TO us in good health by
as simple remedy as Hop Bitters, that
we had poohed at for two years, before
using. it,. We earnestly hope and pray
that no one else will let their sick suffer
as We did, on account OF prejudice
against so good medicine as Hop Bit.
ters. The Parents.-- Telegram,
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Near Marietta. June sth, as farmer
named Evans was driving home from
the city, and when out about three
miles, his horse baked and backed over
an embankment, the horse, man and vs
hicle falling over twenty feet, theshorse
falling on Evans and breaking his ieg
in three places, Sitting the breast bone
and fatally injuring him.
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BERLIN, June l6.&News from ST Pc.
tersburg says the officers and crew Of q
guard ship, lying OF Petsrkef, where
the Russian Imperial family will take up
their residence, has been changed 10
consequence Of the discovery OF NUN.
Der OF revolutionary proclamations on
board. There have been many arrests
connected with the affair.
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Fourth of JULY Celebrations.

Arrangements are in progress for
public celebrations all along the line.
Call upon nearest agent Of The, Pennsyl.
ysnia Company operating Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne b Chicago Railway, Cleye.
land d Pittsburgh & R, Erie 4 Pitts.
burgh r. R., AshtabuIs & Pittsburgh
Railway and North Western Ohio Rail.
way for particulars ndcheap excursion
rates, -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-06-21

UThe latest from the Senatorial
hght at Albany 10 that CosKLINa viii re.
sign to make room for GRANT. The sit-
gSsIvu (emaIns uacuSasex znd tnc pros
pect foe Stslsart victory is not natter-
Ing
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REDEMPTION NOTICE,
Au,,ron,s o,rIcr, Mouror cour,Y.

AuIToR's OYFIoE, MoSRoS CouHsY,
WoopeYrELp, ONO. June 10. 1881.
To Fred Kisd1eburycr. or sehom It may Concern:
Notice Is hereby given, that b. G. Hub
bard has deposited in the County Treasury .
sum Of money sufficient to redeem lot Ne.
26, In Coohransvills. Said land WAS sold at
Delinquent Tax Sale BY John Gatchell, Treas.
urer Of Monroe Comfy, Ohio, January Is,
1851, in the name Of u. c. Hubbard to
Fred. Kindlsburgsr.
8. A. ATKINSON,
junsl4, 4,'slt3. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-06-21

A laborer who was recently injured
on the Canada Pacific railway, and is
now lying in the hospital at Winnipeg,
confesses that be u the lost Sir Roger
TichboTne.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-06-21

NORFOLK, June 16-The United States
steamship Alliance sailed to-day for .
four months cruise between Norway and
Spitzbergen in search Of the missing
steamer Jeannette. ns
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eHThe Chicago Times predicts great
damage to the crops in the West this
year from the locusts.

HThe Democracy Of Hardin Coun-
y will present the name OF FRANK G.
DouaHERrY TO the Democratic State
Convention for Attorney General. He
= sualined for the position.
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Hcnry's Carbolic Salve

!. Is the BEST sALvE for Cuts, Brui.
ses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter,
Chappea Hands, Chilblaiss, Corns aud
all kinds OF Skin Eruptions, Frecklss
and Pimples. Get HENRY'S CAR.
BQLIC SALVE,, as 81 Others are csun-
terfei.s. Price Is cents. ~ II
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TUITION.
Antioch Normal Sshld. !

T,HR rwrSrr-sIcssb rszH u this esAssi
i will open July 10, 1851, and 'ssasinds
ten weeks.
Special attention givsu . 'RiSSsiisE and
,.s Iastrunsntal s(erssu) Musle teasht y
Mrs. 8, Y, Martin
Persons wishing u study lsaSt osEhaa
Language should attsn& Mn sehealbs i,
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~ The Guernsey 7imes says Of the
Republican State ticket:
"With such ticket to present to the
State, and no discordant elements IN the
woskines Of the party, grand victory
n October IL assured"
But the "discordant elements" are In
lerfering already With the aworklngs Of
ths party"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-06-21

DR.. Greene's Oxygenated Bitters
Is tho best remedy, for Dyspepsia, Bill
iousness, Malaria, Indigestion, and dis.
eases of the Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin
etc,
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Branches Go be Taught.
Orthography-Wright and others; EXECUTION
- -Shceiater; Geography -ssushs - Tsspies;
,Arithmstie-Ray and sthers xlgsbr,- 0ins5
and Ray; Grammar, Especial class isrnsal-
Harvey. HSlbfsok and-othstS -UAiSsa States
History-Ridpafh and yepable Gsussua Uiste.
y-Thalheimer; Rhetosie-1syd; Civil Gsv.
ernment-Aartia and TswSssal; Lf(Sraturs.
tEnglish and Amsrican)- Shaw; ,Qssks stry--
Olney; fhilosophy -Stssle; Physislsgy.-HcsA.
or; -GetnsH-Psisnsr, (NSfnsiss 0fSSinar Sse
referencel Book Keeping Single a.is Dsubls
Entryl-Roehrer, Msssrvsy, Falner saa eth-
ess.
Aaoennsd,tions a lsssscsd Esfs sSksxAsr,.
t'wsstilk aiar tsaaAs's shie srAdSfs Sfstss6ia1
Ts.s s--.as sss5s s..st -
= ruiTIoH. fss.f
rtinary Srsnches. s.ss..,.s.@.s eS s.
-aVnoc .s....s..e.s. y 70
For further particulars eaii 81 81 & g sidreo
sasa'si JAb. 81. HAMILTON, N5sStbel I
n.ys.slas.
80 =
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Nsh Abbntisen'tnts,
DRY GOODS FOR SALE,
STORE ROOM TO LEASE,
sARDIs, MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.

THE undersigned desire to sell their entire
i stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots
Shoes, and all other articles usually found
In frst-class country store to some re-
sponsible party, and will lease the store
house to the purchaser.
Parties who desire to purchase are reques.
ted to call or write us by July ID, or as seen
thereafter as possible. We are determined
to sell, and can give satisfactory reasons for
selling.
For terms and further particulars address
NBURNSC4WANDKR & HYHR.
iuns2l, ,'sIml.
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Assisnees' Notice
PAYMENT OF DIV1DEND.

In the matter Of ths assignment Of J. j.,
Alexander in the Probate Court Of Nonrss
.eonnty, Ohio. John Kysor, Assignee.
Neties Il hereby given that > dnai dividend
Of 81 ITO per cent has been declared by the
Probate Judge Of Monroe county, Ohio, pay
able out Of the balance remaining In the
hands Of said Assignee, equally amsng al
.ax7vy-aieuEs..g .gu+itied, In proportion 80 tn.
amount Of their respective clsimb+ against
said assignor. acs
? Said dividend will be payable at the once
Of spriggs / briggs, Woodsneld, Ohio. on
and after the 23th day Of June. A. D. 1881. :
JOHN KYS0R,
-. Assignee Of J. y. Alexander.
june2i. .'Slt1,. - =
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I. DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF cures
all affections Of the mucous membrane, of
the head and threat.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Hilliam Bossx, ;Dteeassd.
'THR undsfsisasd has tssa appointed and
! qualidsd p Administrator of, Ne sssass
OF william Bowen, late Of xonrcs ssunty.
deceased. -
Dated thisis7th dsys ofsllay, u. D. ,ssl.
june7, 'Slw3. TnOxAo. = .noWRN.
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TUESDAY, JUNE ii, 1881.

"a union Of hearts, union Of hands.
A union of States none may sever;
A union of lakes, union Of lands.
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION FoRBvEn."
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TUITION.

Primary Branches ............. . %
Common .ss s.ysD a.
digner.sNs a9;..sf .....-..s. $3.50 ] %
= Special arsaassnsnts will - naAe wisA
thsss vhs desire special inssruetisi fn,innr
guasH lRasic, painting AID psnfsaask1H
: Lsctarss viii be delivered dlsisg ~ tern
en.sabjscts eeansetsd With The studies,
s Coed boarding and rooms eaa bs psssarsa
at reasonable rates. u - s,sSssss
Those who are thinking sf attending ~
Normal sshssl, please sddFsss
IS Y NJ, 0uNEns q
s, Stafford, Msnrss County, SAis.
= nayl7,'si.d. =. -. sx
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Senator Thurman. Declines tho Gu.
bernAtorial Nomination.

CoLUMBgs, June l4.-rhe friends of
Senator Thurman viii regret that be at
soluteiy declines to permit the use OF
his name in connection With the Demo.
cratic nomination for G vernon. The
feeling has been growing all over the
State in favor Of the old Roman. Let
ters. and kilograms. have been sent him
importuning him 10 consen', and, II be
had done so, he would have been nomi-
mated by acclamation The following
letter 10 Mr.. Allen W. Thurman ex-
plains itself: =. -. =. -, 40:
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: "PARIs, Nav 4S, 1881

81. >s~SS ~-~~J ~ ASSAe
aAY EEAR SoN-I' sec by the news.
papers that / am talked about as can.
didate for Governor. l made up my
mind when leftthe Senate that I would
return to private life for good and ever
and ! I.remain Of that mind. II, there.
fore, there is any disposition to nomin-
ate me, yon will tell my friends / car
not accept
"My private affairs, too long neglect.
ed, need all my attention; and, besides
l have arrived at that age when man
ought to quit holding Office have
had my full share of the honors. Let
the younger men come to the front.
would not have accepted the appoint.
ment I now bold but for my desire to
see Europe, and the fact that it would
be. of short duration. I shall always
take deep interest in politics, and dc
my best for the success Of the Demo
cratic party; but / do not want office
II the Democratic party act wisely W
shall carry every doubtful State mex
fall. IA. G. THURMAN
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NOTICE OF APPoiNrxsNr.

s'ssts Of E13al $, Baksr, Dsesa.sa.
THR usdeslsned has bssii pS,tinssd a.l
/ qualified - Adninistritsr sfsAs estate
deoeassd. 80
Dated thii 10th day Of Nay, 4. b 1881.
junell, l,siw3. WI. J. .BRED1n.
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~ -f3H St.rsrEs
CANERo on ScHeoia,

srs y
THIS schoel~ill bs SpsH' fsr shtNtetssS, !
j Of studsnts. Monday; July l4sl0ot
and will continue In session nins wesks.
Cameron ID pleasant Village. ..ths psenle
are seoiabls and generous and vill ipese -
pains in making those whS lttsSd thi6 Sskss1
Welcome to the village andsssnfsEtzGie -
their boarding hopsss. q sss.s AS. .sss Z
- e, als ssls
TUITION. ss-S-.t.
Primary Brsnshea- 9 %
gommvn ....s....:s.:: -
Special attention givsa .tsa AssAsnAsisS
Boarding sah.bs had u Shs Hsss!s sNRst.
vats Houses a ~ per wesk. - 'ts
Tuition In advance. "a -, sssF
L. Fer further psrsieslaS5 addsses s'ssssss
|. W.E.WiA1,
- ' ts.ss; - a. J.WAkpy
is7.'sitd. cs.ssss. 0his.
4
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: Calais sslset ssnoil.

THE third session u this school Vii -.
i nencs Jaly - loea. ~ Ssatiass
eight weeks.
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Attention! Assent; ;6s!I

TsHK Stafford N.;isIiai sshSsi V,fFdi di,eIn
i August y 1881, sed ssnsine - Sssks,
We.ars prepared - give ssssfal aal il1so6sh
instsuetisa in any q tie brslsksi 1sSfAs Il
oar sthesls and colleges. I y sEs : 4
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NoT16ES OF 0INFNlNr,
Estate Of Thomas b. Ste.sast, Deceased,

1"O"'e:s =. Cecssokst ASecssse0s
THR undersigned Aas bssisi appointed saa
\ qusliaed y AdninIAteAtsr q NJ ss,ats
Of Thomas B. Stewart, late ef Nsnsps ssss-
ty., deceased. = s'ss
Dated this 1th day Of June, 4. b. .issl.
iunel4; 'slwS. - i. L. EYNCH.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-26

The Lyceum was called 10 order by the
President. Roll called minutes read and
approved after which Mr.. Gilhsm and
Mrs. Gable we're proposed as honorary inem-
bers. Referred questions were ably answer
ed by Messrs. Reichard and Fenner. Select
reading by Miss bauer, subject, "Legend Of
Northland." Essny BY Niss Emma Kistler
Grafton, Mr.. Mclaughlin, subject, "The
Tide of Life" Next IN order was the de.
bate which was os follows Resolved, THAT
the passion Of love is stronger than that Of
hate" Affirmative, Messrs. Campbell and
Mclaughlin; negative, Messrs. Hahn aud
schnabel decision was rendered in favor Of
the negative. Next was a piece Of music
entitled, ale never went back on the poor"
The Curators then reported as follows LIST
referred question, Who, in your estimation,
are the five foremost American authors and
whyP Charles Hsrtung 2nd. What can
you say Of the history Of the public school
system of Pennsylvania Mr.. Campbell.
Select reading, Miss Laura HofTord. Decla-
nation, Miss Emma Dollenmayer Essay,
Question for debate, Resolved, "That the
teacher should be paid according to the grade
Of his certificate" Affirmative, Mr.. Fem
nerj negative, Webster Claus. Society ad-
journed to meet Saturday evening, Feb. 26.
EMMA DoLLKSuAYRR, Scc'y.