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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18

Gloomy predictions owe Demo
Cratic success have not come to time.
The country has not gone to destruc-
ton, values have not become unset
tied, business has not been democrat
lied, and even the sensitive stock
market does not show any alarm be-
yond its natural shrinkage at any
sudden change.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18

After two weeks of mental strain
the Poker Legislature took a week of
rest. Poor thing. 1t deserves the
prayers of all the truly good people
in the State.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18

Temperance petitions are pouring
In upon the Poker Legislature. No
telling what disposition will be made
of them.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18

An exchange truthfu,ly remarks:
In the increasing number of failures
aud assignments through the coun-
try, it is noticeable how many of
them are due to speculation in stocks,
bonds, produce, etc. When legiti-
mate business is strictly attended
10, the failures are few and compare
lively unimnnrtont-
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18

Unless it had greas merit Parker's
Ginger Tonic could not be so popular.
lis sale has rapidly spread all owe this
country, because invalids find it gives
them new life and vigor when other
medicines fail entirely.-Ohio Farmer.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18

1t seems to be pretty well estab-
lished that the Milwaukee hotel fire
was incendiary.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18

There were Ito guests and 81 en-
ployes in the burned Milwaukee no.
tel; 81 are dead or missing.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18

The Cincinnati News is spreading
all over this county. 1t is decidedly a
neps paper and q square democratic
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18
Teacher s. Examinations.

T7HE EXAMINERS of Preble Coun-
4 tv, Ohio, will meet in the North
School Building, in Eaton, hereafter,
to examine teachers, on the LIST and Sd
Saturdays of Oct, Nov, Dec, JAN,
Feb, March and April; also, On the
LIST Saturday of May and June, and on
the Saturday following the annual In
stitute in August.
S. MORE SURFACE,)
o. II. CORSON, Ex'rs.
FRANK DENOTE.
Eaton. O.. Aug. 3I-ly,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18

DrN0T0M0 ior Soldiers on any disease,
J. Il wound or injury. Fees, $40.
Bounty, Back Pay, Discharges for Deserters, etc,
procured. II years experience. Address Z. NJ.
SITES & co. GOA F St., Washington, D. G.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18

lively ~unimportant.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-18
SUFFER

no longer from Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, want OF
Appetite Joss of Strength
lack OF Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to euro
all these diseases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07

Cor. Cleveland leader.
Ihaye used muck great deal and have
found 1t to be a great help to other manure
when mixed thoroughly with II. think
the best way to get the most good from II
is to have It as dry and as fine as possible
before using II. The way l accomplish
this: In the winter, when thereis but little
snow on the ground, ] take. a sled (for 1t Il
easiest TO load), cart my muck out and
draw it into a heap about two feet deep, SC
it will freeze through. ! get out all that
it Law through the winter. The next sum
mer, when It has been dry for some time
| draw what want for the next winter
into the corner OF my barn cellar, where II
is handy to scatter in the manure gutter
and take up all Of the liquid weddings and
thus add many loads Of valuable manure
tn nv DilR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07

made himself q decided success rs lawyer
and f,psncier. He has now mostly given
up the practice Of lay, deyoting himself
mostly to farming. He handles from two
10 four hundred head Of large cattle every
year. He cleared last year of OF his farm
Mr. Arnold is the richest man in Lewis
county, owning over 5000 acres OF land IN
the county. His home farm numbers zoo
acres. His home Is made up Of mice little
villa. He pays overs, 200 oftaxes annually.
Every season he visits Webster Springs,
thereby showing his high appreciation OF
their worth and virtue as mineral springs.
The Wheeling ISTELLIGENCER Ia an ably
conducted journal. It Is doing much Tor
the promotion Of Republican principles
both in our State and in the Nation. May
it's lifo be long and prosperous. R.AA
lVhEsliu1. ", Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07
BREAKFAST aupuET.

England has 200 bicycle makers, who
turn out 10000 machines a year.
Tea culture is growing in the South, and
the number OF families who use the do
nestle leaf is increasing.
A Texas hen sat for three days on a nest
full Of hail. stones before abe discovered
that they were not eggs.
Miss Lydia Post, having gone through a
regular examination, has been admitted az
q lawyer TO the bar Of Torino, Italy. After
her admission 10 the bar two members 70.
signed.
The price OF trade dollars has been gradu-
ally advancing since they were swept out
Of circulation. The rise Is due to demand
Tor them that has come from London fol
the Chinese trade
tits said that kerosene oil is extensively
smugg!ed from Pennsylvania into Canada.
A raft Is made up OF q number OF oil bar.
rels, which 1t towed across Lake Erie Ia
some secluded spot on the other side.
A. W. Daniorth, formerly engaged in the
manufacture OF cotton goods at Eewbury,
Mass, will be the director of the new cot.
ton mill at Shanghai, China. There will be
ASS 'SSAsS tAAN VSVlVuV bpluulett Iub ma
chinery being part American and part Eng.
lish.
The horse population Of the United
States is now over II ,oO0, 600, or about one
horse to every five humane According to
the 1880 census the leading horse States,
with number oil horses respectively, were:
Illinois, l,02S,0S9; Ohio, 7S6,47S; New
York, 6l0y35S; Pennsylvania, 5S3,5S7;
Michigan, S7s,77S; Kentucky, S7294S,
Two'thirds are draught and all-work
horses, and one.third are used for pleasure
driving.
The telephone Is being used extensively
in India. The government Of that country
maintains telephone in places too poor to
maintain telegraph Office and too import
ant to have no communication with other
places. The telephones q constant source
Of wonder and interest TO the natives. One
digniiled Brahmin, to whom It's mysteries
were fully explained, remarked, ayes, /
think ! understand; but does It speak
Marathi?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07


A Democratic newspaper OF Washington
refers in terms Of marked disapprobation to
the fact that the President and other Gov
eminent officials use vessels Of the Navy
and Of the Revenue Service to transport
them from place to place.
To show how much better they did things
in "the good old days" the same paper re-
prints letter from President Buchanan re-
buking his niece, Miss Harriet Lane, tor
making an excursion on Government
vessel, which excursion was the subject oil
remark. The Democratic newspaper adds
''This letter shows where the country leil
off under Democratic rule"
An increasing public debt in time o.
peace, national credit impaired, and the
most terrible war in all history mark with
much more distinctnees "where the coun'
try left of under Democratic rule" The
Republican party has not reached periec'
ton. 1t has trusted some men who be-
traced its confidence and tarnished, the
most splendid record that any political OF
ganization in any land has ever made
With all its faults, who that calmly COM
psres the course Of the two parties before
the war, during the war an since the war,
aud the condition Of the country under
each in time OF peace. will wish the coun'
try back where It was "when it left OIL un'
Democratic rule"2
Let it be granted that the President
ought never to be transported from Wash
ington 10 New York in Government yes
eel; that he has wronged his country and
insulted his countrymsn by taking sum
msr trip to the far West-does this prove
that the Democratic party has done works
meet for repentance and by more than
twenty years Of disappointed ofice-seekinG
has fitted itself to resume control2 lfnot,
what has Presidential junketing to do with
the restoration to power Of the Democratic
party?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07
lKnLL NoTlcgs.
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

By virtue o, the authority vCltet In him BY ldt'
cree Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, made u
the 9th day OF July. 1859, in suit in chIlleG
therein pending, wherein Charles J.. OdthAuEh
aud wife are plaintiffs and JUlIR Ann ldtAAuE;;
GHd Others arc defendants the undersigned af.rlL
Commissioner, will, OIL
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1858, ,,,-
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", eel a. pnbiG,
auction, at the front door Of the Court lIOIs o.
Ohio County, tho following described real tAt Y
that d 10 say: Lot numbered IoTly'iOur tii, hIu'
aIe on the north side Of Virginia street, belNtel
South Penn aud Front streets, on Wheeling ihAlg
IN the City Of Wheeling, West NinIniA, Win ~
and Egular The Improvements thereon;
Trims OF 9ALE-Une'l bird Of the pufchlAetnone! 7,
and as much IN re ~ The purchase may c!ICI "
pay cash, on the day Of kAlG and the remainder "
Two equal lnGtRllmGnn ut nina aud GighI,seh
months from day Of sale, respectively, WIN nue.
at from that day, the purchaser LlylnR ~ hoIs
FOR tho deferred lpEtalllentS, And The nIle 70 70
retained unit! thepuTchAse m0nsE ihG!I haH Vttu
spFCiSl Commissioned
J. C. HERvEY, AuctIouecr.
thereby certl' = that bond has been given 10 zee
above cause BY the Special Commissioned w
QuIrGd by law. ,,,,,,r ,,ownvy
Clerk pro teInpOre Of the Municipal CoaT /"
NhGCllnR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07

The Romance or Poor Young Man.
Mr.. Jay Gould's autobiography as pre-
sented to the Subj Committee Of the Senate
Committee on Education and Labor might
be entitled, "'The Romance OF Poor
Young Man." He recites modestly how he
began life tending COWS, and gives a gen.
eral outline oil career which has few par
allels even in this land OF great possibili.
ties.
It is q very attractive story, but it is too
general. 1t lacks some essential details OF
great interest. There Is not word about
wrecking the great Erie property. One
might think Mr.. Gould had never bought q
judge or debauched a Legislature.
The story Of Erie as he could give it
would have been worth all the testimony
the committee can get together. The price
OF New York Judge in those days for such
purpose would have been valuable as a
matter Of record. There has always been a
difference Of opinion concerning the cost OF
numerous Legislature containing many
prominent" men. 1t has come within
the line Of Mr.. Gould's business to buy
several OF these bodies, and the purchase
price in each case would be among things
useful to know"
Failing to give any information on these
points it is worth something to learn that
80 good and great man as Mr.. Gould sees
no harm in stock gambling; that in his
opinion the price Of food is not touched by
speculation in breadstufis and provisions;
that there Is not too much water" in West
ern Union stock; and that the smaller rail-
roads will certainly be swallowed up by
the larger.
A very noticeable feature OF Mr.. Gould's
examination is that the committee put to
him no unpleasant or embarrassing ques-
tons, so that he was always able to answer
willingly and with apparent irankness. A
committee Of the New York Legislature
got good deal more out OF him, and he
didn't seem half so comfortable under that
inquisition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07
A webster county Mans Impressions

webster county Mans Impressions
To Inc Editor q the Lntelt0enoer.
sIm-Lesying Webster county for Gin
cinnah 10 attend the Methodist Confer.
snee. The first day out from home l met
Prof. ". r. White, Presiding Elder Of the
Bnckhanon district Of the West Virginia
Goniere nce, going to the Webster Quar-.
teyIv meeting. He Is looking well and
seems very cheerful and happy. He is
finishing up his fourth and last year on
the district. II his return for another four
wears were left to the ministers and people
~ his district, he would be returned by
scclamation. Prof White has done long
and faithful service to the church in our
State, and deserves well at her hands:
He IA fayorably spoken Of as being one OF
the delegates to the next general confer
snce 10 Be held OF Philadelphia, in 1884.
He would make an able representative Of,
and nm efficient worker for the church in
this STATE in that great law making confer
ence. - uL..,
inc. In the Weston hack, crossing the
rnenrntains, going to Webster Springs. He
wss delighted and charmed with our grand
mountains, and under their Influence and
inspIration he was manufacturing the finest
oratory and sublimest poetry.
spent q night with Mr.. Arnold and
family and was treated princely. He was
a poor boy, but by studious and industri'
Gus habits as we'll as rigid economy, he has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07

Eehlnnk.

Defective hearing Is growing more prcya.
lent in the United States. So says DR..
Sexton. It produces in children at frs! the
appearance Of stupidity, and then the real
ity. They do not hear sounds distinctly,
and, OF course, they can not initiate sounds
accurately. Defects In the teeth are great
cause OF this lamentable calamity in the
young, and this Ia q fresh reason for avoid.
ing quack applications Of so-called dentists,
and keeping to pure soap and water in
cleaning the teeth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07

DR.. HARTMAN & Co.-Please send me a 10,
OF your books on the "Ills Of Life" sell 9
great deal Of your Per7ma and Jianaiin. They
are very highly spoken OF in this part Of the
country. F, II. Bussman, p. NJ, Westtord
Pa.
Dear SRI have taken half dozen bottle!
OF your Pe1md and find It Is doing me Grest
good. Yours truly, James Wyatt, steuben
willie, Ohio. D&w
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baltimore, ND.-MT. VERNON
ID Institute, 20 Nj, Vernrn PLACE. Home Botri,
ing aud bay school for young ladies iOundea II
1859 MRS n. J. JONFn and NRi MAITLAND,
assisted by LblO Professor. Beautifully situated,
fronting WREhiIBton Monument sIuaFr, Al
guages practically taught Circulars On'Pp,ic4lo''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07

OF the great writer's private Ifs nothing
need be said here. No one is now likely
to succeed in picking out the grain OF truth
that may lie hidden among the number.
less fictions circulated respecting Turgen-
ieiI's married lie and its unhappy close.
ANY ready who recalls the terrific intensity
with which he has described, in one Of his
earlier novels, the misery Of an ill.mated
pair, may Justly doubt whether that fearful
description, every word Of which seems
written in blood, could ever have been in.
spired by mere fancy; but 1t would be
neither pleasant nor profitable to follow
ont such speculation. II Ivan Turgen-
| Jeff has indeed added one more illustrlous
victim 10 the countless men OF genius to
whom an untoward fate, while making
their lives the common properly Of man:
Kind, has denied that sweet sanctuary OF
home affection which Is more precious by
far than all the renown OF that glorifed
pillory which men call fame, those who
knew and loved him may well be content
to admire what they know and to pass over
In plying silence what Is better LETT un'
known.
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EDUCATIONAL.
JXTAsHTNGTON ScH00I
we OF ELoCuIiOS d gEGLIsH I,AScr,o
W. sttee'! n. w., Washington, b. q X

sS sttee'! n. ". Washington, i. q "'h'
MRS. u. STEVENS HART. P,iSr;,.,
Begins October !, closes June / p,ivstae Ky!
received after September l. '''AN pupils
NGtutll development and culture Of the ro,,,
ioI inc PURPOSES Of Conversation, Reading p,TTiSe
Address and singing Correct use NJ N. n,.a,at
q Articulation and S@plmtion, together WIKI H.
served aud deyel1ptd. H"us AP pre-
h1y and ustulal Expression of Senumen, he
me- ol pr On GeSlure, including Chancters;,
Prevention Of Chronic Affection al ihe tb,o.,
Liing. ana ciRe.tiTe organs, and the STRENGTHENING
~ SSTeGIe1 orSsnS Oy iudlCiOuS Vocal and ThyScaI
Bill endorsed BY prominent physicians, '''''''
Distinct Articulation taught 10 siam Fercr, ma
other suffering from painful Vocal Defects t6e ~.
suit Of habit, that may be ecIireIy Oyerome ~.
peSEten; Effort Oh the part OF the student dinScC3
Dya lndlciouS aud experienced teacher. When.
ever ABNORMAL conditions Of the Vocal Or ans m,
present, the ad, Ice Of 4 physician Is obISiSSS
puor 10 the Vocal i&crciSes Given BY thu teacher
4 limited number Of pupils will 6e taken in Ina
Etudles. Send for CitCulAF VI .uS wy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07
TIE BAPTISM OF NIHILlsM.

But all iorerunners were eClipsed by
"O,zi | Dyeti," Fathers and Children,)
published In 1862 Apart from its unques.
tened genius, this story (aready singled
out as TursenieTs typical work. must al
ways be memorable as the first definite
attempt to classify q movement which hes
since made the whole world resound with
the name then bcstowed upon it. I'VE
have resolved" says Bazlrotf, the cynical
hero OF the tale, ito do nothing ourselves,
and simply to find fault with others; and
this is called Nihilism." Less than four
wears after this baptism, Nihilism has out
grown the negative limits thus assigned to
It by making its first attempt upon the life
OF the Car.
We have called hint Russian Thack-
cray" but although he had much In COM
mon with the great Englishman, both
physically and mentally, his stern and
sombre genius was in some respects less
akin to that OF the sensitive, warm.hearted
author Of the "Newcomes" than to the saw
age strength Of TurganeilFs favorite
hero, Thomas Carlye, who fully repaid his
admiration. To the ever-present idea oil a
down.trodden people, suffering without
complaint and without hope, may undoubt-
eddy be ascribed Turganieff's unequaled
power Of depicting quiet aud cureless. sor.
row. Hisworks -"smoke, ""Spripg Waters"
"Dimitri Rudin," "Tchertopkhanof's
End ,""The Journal OF Useless Man, "The
King Lear OF the Steppe"-tell the same
tale. Great as he undeniably Is in de-
| lineating stormy extremes Of passion, his
forte is the "set gray life" which has nothing
to fear and nothing to hope. His work at
times reminds one Of Hawthorne's master
pieces in its slow and almost imperceptible
accumulation OF minute Understanding
up the lights gradually, 30 to speak, till the
desired effect is produced. Many Of his
gloomier portraits are as haunting as those
OF Victor Hugo himself; nor has Victor at
his best ever surpassed them. Even the
narrowing picture OF the forsaken Jean
Vatican, dying heart-broken in his lonely
chamber, or OF the selt.doomed Gilliatt
calmly watching the sea which he had con.
quered rising to drown him inch by inch,
are fully equalled by Martin kharlod's
mute and stony despair, Lavretskis hope.
less, patient haunting OF the convent that
held the last darling whom he was never
to see again, or the figure OF the poor girl
who had once been the beauty Of her viii
lage, lying "motionlees as mummy, with
sunken, hueless face" on her bed OF life
long pain, while her lover turned from her
| in horror to WOO her triumphant rival.
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MARRIED.

zARNITZ-RoDY-on Thursday.. September 9
1883 At st, Ioseph'R Cathedral. by Moniignor J. T
Sullivan, Mr.. L. ZARSnz and Mis- N. O. Rory
both OF this city. No cards,
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REDUCT |ONS
TO THOSE IN WANT OF
Fl)RN| TlJRE /!

We would say that the PRICES
HAVE BEEN REDUCED on every
article In our stock, though Fur.
niture has advanced in value from
ten to twenty per cent. Our rea.
son for making these reductions is
NOT on account of being over.
stocked, but our aim is, to show
our customers an entirely new
stock every season.
To those contemplating pur.
chases In our line we would say
call and be convinced that our re.
ductiOns are not imaginary ones,
but a,e from figures that are at
all times guaranteed to be the
lowest. Don't forget the place.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

Summer Law Lectures, (nlne weekly, BE-
gin 18th July, 1883, and end 18th September. Have
proved OF EiInsl uEe-lSt, 10 students who design
10 pursue their studies At thlI or other Law ECAtl
ID, 10 those who propose u read privately; audA,
10 practitioners who have not had t1e EdvGnIAgSoi
syStemalo Instruction. For CIRCULAR apply Il. 0.
University Of VG) 10 JOHN b. MINOR, Prot. CON.
and Stat Law. mY2&NWTAU
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY,
Ihl 1917 ANn llCO "N' ST, NORTHWEST
XHEhinp,nu II n "AA''

Re0nens wednesday, September &c, 1854.
Au J. EDDY S0AEAs, Principal,
teal. ''N "sH
Classic ! Course-PrepAres for the senisr Yea, =,
Wellesley. ''''~' VI
FTenei and GeFmAu-Py the "Eatuml Method
EloCution-ChsrEeoI Ms NJ. Stevens Bart PIN
clpal Of tie Washington School Of Eltcuiion. ''A
Vocal Muhc-DtrCCIiOn Of Madame Annie Ro,A
mer KRgpGr ''0s
GloetEser. "'N4
Art, DnwinE aud PAInling-DlrectIon Of PM q
f. MtSSer, Director OF Washington ArI School ~
Decorative Alt-Cndet supervision Of competent
| teachers >'su'
RKFERFECEs:- by permission Mn. so,ueU ~,
iGrs 10 the following pGiious: az
REV. L. g Andrews, BIlhop Of II. +. Churb
Washington, y. q: Hon Il. N. Teller, bscrtISIT n
the lntcilori Hon !. u. Harlan. ASsO Jus us SpD
Ct. Washington, d. c. Gen. John ", Eos or II i
Minister 10 Spain; Sen. John ]. Morgan. seInS
Ala; Sen. Warn Miller; IIelkImer Z. H. Cen
Green b. RAum, Com Of Int R ", v Mhipgion Il
q: Capt Jas II. GIllIs, U.s. Navy; Charles BunisI;
Kart, Editor ri wheeling Intelligence. SnSi
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Anticipating a large Fall and
Winter Trade, we have made our
purchases accordingly, and now
have on exhibit an immense stock
Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Notions and Dress Trimmings, all
of which will be sold at the
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FDGEWORTH SCHOOL

IL HiLTiNORE, Np
roardlng and day lchOOl for young lHdies AZ
children. The tW'nty'liSt tChOol yHt bgls
1hurday, September @0th. Circulars rent on y
plIcAtion 10 the Principal. ,,,-s,...,
'+N' -' iJCgIfr
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CELECT SCHOOL

rNHE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY
i. FOR GIRLS. near Baltimore, noted inr health
fulneS, thorough instruction, careful thinning and
refining influences Of Christian home. The nsLt
Term will begin SETENBER 18Th. KEv, ARihVk
]. RICH, A. N. III. y, Rector, ReiStcntOwn, Nd
lrIn. y LrlI