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Ieprosy In Hawaii.

According to the Hawaiian Gazette,
the horrible disease OF leprcsY, WHICH
has slwsys heen go prevalent in the Send,
wich Islands, ia increasing ra'her than
diminishing. This il SO because the
eanitary authorities Of the 6 vernment
IRE very incom,etent The timc-honor-
I'd nethod Of dealing with the disease i
20 place ell those sffl cted with i, on a.
island hy themselves, arrangements be-
ing made TO supply them with necessa-
fies from time to time The disease is
incurable, and orce afflicted with it the
victim bids farewell 10 health and hope
The iace wears the aspect Of the dead.
the hsrds feccme afflicted with running
sores, the skin hisiers and falls eff in
fakes, End the Hood j. corrupted. Z
lepers' island are reimsnently separated
from friends and relatives |; it is therefore
o con mon thing TO fird the ties OF KIN
dred lr-ving stronger than the dread OF
the los'hes, me pest. Families will use
every means to conceal the fact that one
of their members has been stricken, and
this very greatly adds TO the difficulty OF
carrying cu' The sari'ary regulations ne
cessary for preventing the spread OF the
coniagion 1t is disease which may be
communicated very easily by the touch
OF ny use of any article that has heen
handled by one of the tfn cted. Many
foreigners at Honolulu will not have
their clothes washed by natives. as this
is reputed to he one OF the chief means
of Infection. It is charged that the en-.
fercement o. the regulations for segre.
cation of the cases L. never very ffic'ent
and at times lapses into the merest Dre.
tense of enforcement
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Hold on, Boys.

Hold on to your tongue when you are
. iast ready to swear, lie. or speak harsh
ly. or use an improper word.
Hold on to v.ur hand when you are
about TO punch. strike. scratch, steal OF
do any improper acts
Hold on to your fest when you are or
she point Of kicki G, running of from
study, or pursuing the path OF svror
shame or crime.
Hold on TO your t"mper when yor
ere angry, excited. or imposed upon, ol
Others. are angry with you.
Hold on to your good name, for 1t i
of more value thsn gold, high places o.
fashionable attire.
Hold on ~ the truth, for il will serv'
you well and do you good through"u
ETERNITY.
Hold on 10 virtue-i' is above all pric'
ho you in all times and places
Hold on tn vour good character, 70
i, and ever will be your best wealth,
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, MARCH 90. 1888.
Fres,, from Paris.

TIE lady Of the hoase having roceir.
ed the packages from the grocer's, or
re-s the servant to weigh them
"Thera shonli re tw MY pounds o.
snga- in thia! she says ss she gives her
one parcel.
"Tlr',a f1rnv s1rs of gsocer you
have" savs the girl
"Whv7 /, there more than twenty
r,n-d,i"
M. m4'am, hut there is twenty
p"and4!"
sop i,o1er," save the worthy msgis.
t-a.e with q verify to Young rascal OF
Is who has been brought hefore him for
ahou. the eleventh time-'p'isoner, you
nre y,unq and healthy snd should he
nble tn work. Who is 1t thai thus leads
Won astra,, so that you are constantly
he-ny hrnueht hefnre me2 Evil c"m
paninns, withou, douht-evil conf an
f.rs!"
"O1, come now, ! saw saws the pris
orCr. "qvil comraninns! Why, yny
old as I'm here along with you all tie
tine!'
The rorYse o. true 1--we never did run
enooth.
Bert "a and G ,n.rsr adore rsch other
I'm, their STEM parents a:e inexorably
opposed to the union Of the young Teo.
pie.
The yonng people consequently are
despair.
..T,bere is only one thing left to Us, >
saws r rihs, pale, Int resolute.
"knd that is-"
DEATH"
ssDes,hi But dearest. suicide is a
crime ander q rev Code"
"T know 10 is, hut have thought OF o
plan to ge' round that. FIRST you must
skill me-"
* you, nv darling"
~And then will kill you"
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Huran BLOOD. the purity and vi
talily of the. blood depend the vigor ard
health of the whole system. Disease OF
various kinds is often only the sign that
nature is trvrg to remove the disturb
mo cause A remedy that gives life and
y;oor 10 the blood, ersdicates screfula
end other Impurities from it. as Hoods
Sarsspsriila undoubtedly does, must be
the means of preventing many diseases
that would occur without its use. Sold
by dealers.
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THE B. & o. R. r.
Us THE-
Short Line East and Vest
1T WILL. SAVE Y0U sHa
TinQeccMoneyE
LESS CHANGE In CARss
Any Information needed call on or adlsase
J. C. CLARK,
Passenger Agent, Wssds6sla, ehis.
sep12,'sans.
LEGAL NOTICE.

John McMULLEN, aged fiftes, years. ana
81 Suzey A. McMullsn. sged thirtesa years.
who reside in the city Of Independsass. in the
county OF jackson. in the State Of Missssri,
will take netice shat ON the 18th day Of Jans-
ary. A. d. 1888, Susey A. Hogls hied her PEI
tition in the ssmusn pleas ssurt Of Nonrsse
county. Ohio, in case number two thousand
three hundred and sixty-sight against tie,
above named parties and others prsyiag
for the assignment of her dover IN the fsk
lowing described real estets situate n sid
county of Monroe, 10 wit. = ufs
The southwest quarter of the sslthwsGb
quarter of section twenty-seven. township avs.
of range six; also, the northwest quarter Of Ne,
southwsst quarter of same section, t,wnsAiz
and range; also. the east half Of the southsass
quarter OF section thirty-thres, tcwnship Ays Of
range 8, except twsnty-six and ffsy-fssx Aun..
drsdth acres off the last tract dssdsl "
Thomas Rouse 10 Denton Watkins OF ~ usni
part thereof, containing in al oas zzassl -.
eight acres more or less.
Said parties are required 70 answer On = -
fore the a4sh day of Maysh. A D. 1883. ..
judgT emit may be saksa s9ainst then.
SUzKY A. H0GUA PlaintSx.
Ry 8rxecs d Dnssz. her AttsrnsYs.
ian30, ,'SSts
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An Old Story With n New Judge.
DAYTON Journal.

ION oOHrRhA.
Judge Lonewerth tells that an Irish
man once took The cOaceh oHt Of him
entirely. He Was drIVng alone in his
buggy on Walnut Hills when he deserted
7 IN Erish neiehhor on the pike some dis.
ltance from his home. Pat acce pte1 a
kind invitation TO ride The cnnversa
ion tnrned upon Ireland Pat sighed
tor old Ireland, which he had left tHent,
years ego, and ELI quently expatiated on
its superiority to America The Judg,
kindly ccmhstted his exoriium, and de.
sciihod the great advantages o. Americs
for Irishren. BY way Of clincher, he
illustrated Il social differences of the
two eountri's by remarElng for ins'au
that "It would be long time in lreSand,
Pat, before you would he invited to ride
vii Judge of the Supreme Court o.
the country" "Ttue for you, Yel
Hon r." qnoth Pat, innocently;; shut
twoald he long time in Ireland before
The loikes o. 7 Honor wud be elected
Supreme Judge OF the eounthry."
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wood5held
SELECT SCHOOL.

rInHE next session Of this school will COM
| mence on Monday, May Z, 1888, and
continue ten weeks
The part success of this school. the earn.
est desire of both teachers and citizens to
make it permanent institution, and the
promises Of good accommodations at low
rstes. give us hopes Of more than usual
patronage.
The teachers promise their ablest efforts
for the advancement of their students, while
the town affords superior advantages to any
other tewn in the county. AS far as may be
desired by students classes will be formed
using the following text books.
wright's Orthography, McGuffey's Revised
Sixth Reader, Shaw's English Literature, &c.
ectic Penmauship, Harvey's Revised English
Grammar, Greene's Analysis Hart's Rhetoric.
Eclectic U. =. History, Alden's Science OF
Government Eclectic Geography No. 3 HOus.
tou's Physical Geography. Hardness Latin
works Rays New Higher Arithmetic and
| A gebras, Olney's Elements of Geometry,
Steele's Natural Philosophy, Geology, Physi-
ology, Botany and Zoology. Mayhew's Book
Keeping and other branches desired by those
in attendance.
Primary Branches 80. ....... s3 90
Common .............. 90
Higher .............. 2 90
For further particulars address
JAMES A. WATSON,
Woodsfield. Ohio,
[ OF 8 w. BARBER,
New Matamoras, Ohio.
janis ,'S3td.
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~A man may have strong desire
TO master bis apetites and passions, but
If be lack the power to do 80 his desire
will be in vain. 1t is claimed that every
man has this power, hut no one as yel
has demonstrates the TACT. The world
is full of people who Think they can mas
ter themselves, and intend to do it, bul
who never assert the power which they
claim to possess Why is th'sf Simply
because il is not The mere power to do
-thinp that does it. No human power il
lis own executor.
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Trains run on Baltimore time east Of the
Ohio River. Fs
WBST B0UND-chicago Fast Line daily,
with through Sleepers from Nav York to
Chicago. Chicago Express daily, Through
Sleepcrs Baltimore to Chicago and Through
Coach from Columbus to Saudusky daily.
Chicago Mail daily, on Main Line and Z. 0
Division; on other divisions daily, except
Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland to Chi
cago junction and Wheeling to Indiana polls,
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
W. Z. RBPPBRT, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
C. K. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
B. DUNHAM, Gen. Man., Newark.
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New YORK. .b.oV o:5u ~ 90
Trains run on Columbus tins west Of the
Ohio River.
Note Gn Running of Trains. LEAST
BUUND-New York Fast Line daily. with
through sleepers from Chicago to New Yorh
and Sleeping Car from Indianapolis to " heel
ing. Washington and Baltimore Rxpress
with through Sleerers from Chicago to Bal
timore daily, and Through Coach from San
du sky to Columbus daily. New York anr
Baltimore Express daily Newark to New
York, on other Divisions, daily, except Sun
day. Sleeping Car Chicago Junction; Cum
berland. All other trains daily, except Sun
dav NJ
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REDEMPTION NOTICE

To r ed Kisdlssergcr or sohom 1t may Concern:
Notics is hereby gwen that Jacob Msssr
Aas paid into the Comfy Treasury sum
sufficient to redeem the southwest ga ter
Of the northwest quarter Of section Is, town
ship 2 of rang I, soil at a Dslinl lent Tax
Sale by John Ru'gsesger Treasurer of Monroe
County, Ohio, January ID, 1883 in the name
of Jacob Maser to Fred Kindlshergsr.
s. A. ATKINSON,
mch6,'S3t8 Auditor No,poe Co.. ohio.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Ulrich Tost. Deceased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator, with the will
annexed, of the estate of Ulrioh Vest, lase OF
Monroe county, deceased.
Dated this 10th daJ Of February, AID. fss3
fsb20, ,'S3w3. WILLIAM fOST, JR.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

FJlHB Board of Examiners of Monroe County
/ viii. hold meetings for the examination
of teachers as follows:
Woodsfeld, Saturday, March 10. 1882.
y" 81,
&c I" April IA,
Those desiring certificates of any grade
must be examined.
Examinations to commence at s O'clock.
Ry order Of the Board
fsb27, 'S2sd. JAMES A. WATSON, Clerk.
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NOTICE To- CONTRACTORS.

CBALgD proposals will be received on the
y Ell day of April. 1888 fer the erection Of
Parsonage in Antioch
Plan and specifications Of the same may be
seen by calling on Rev. s. Cummings, Anti
och, Ohio. The committes retain the right
to reject any and all BIDS.
By order of the Committee.
JANIS ALEXANDER,
meh6.'S3t3 President.
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Trains make connection with the B. O..
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Princes steamboat, &C F.Luoas," for Wheel
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Adm'rs Sale Of Real Estate.
Order Of Sale Free Of Dover.
d. F. Bode, Adminissrater of David Schroeder
VS..
Jacob Schroeder ct al.

OY virtue of an order of sale issued by a,
and to me directed, will offer fer sale al
public auction, on the premises, in Bethel
township, on
Saturday, the oath day of March, 1883
between the hours of and 8 o'clock p. m.
Of said day, the following described real
estate, situate in the township Of Bethel
county of Monroe and Stete of Ohio to wit:
The northwe,t quarter Of the north rest
quarter Of section rel nine, township Isl
Eve and range ri seven in Monroe county
Ohio, containing forty aud twenty-five hun
dredth acres more or less.
ALSO, the following described real estate
situate in Noble county, Ohio, to wit,
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section [l5] fifteen, township Is ]
FIVE aud range III seven, (sxceptiug three
cornered piece of land in the northeast cor
ner of said tract, and separated from said
tract by spring drain, said exception sup.
posed to contain three acres. morefr less J
containing 1871 thirty seven acsss more or
less. 500 soy g. 4
Said real estate ordered to be sold free of
dover
Appraised at (both trscts) $4,000.
TERMS OF SALB.-One half cash on day Of
sale. and one half in one year. The deferred
payment to bear interest from the day Of
sale. and to be secured by mortga age on the
premises sold. b. +. B0DE,
Admir- of the estate of David Schroeder, dec d.
A. J. PEARSON, Atty.
feb20,s3t5. M
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Postofilcc and Mails.

The pestofiee il open from = n. m. ." :
p. M, every day during the week.
On Sundays il viii be open from to 10
a. m., and fran tn 2 m.
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pm. No letters regis4red ou sund
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aud saturdays AT 6p. IN. Departs on Mon
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6APTIsr lcolored )--Rev. J. A. Reffell
VII preach vt Moss Point the second Sab
bath at pm. and at night. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday night. Sab
bath-school every sabbath at : AIN. All
invited.
METHODIST - Rev. J. b. Smith will
preach at st, Paul NJ. Il. Church, on the
First Sabbath, at | am. aud 7 p.m.; SUM
mervlle the second; Davis Chapel the
'lRrd; Scranton the fourth, OF each
month. sabbath-school ut . am.
BAprrsr-Rev. ,. goss will preach ut
Bethlehem Church, at Cedar Greek, every
\ sabbath at II am. Prayer meeting ut s
am. and on Wednesday at pm. Sab
bath school every Sabbath at 9 am. Miss
Lucy Cowaus, Supt.
PAscAGoULA CENTRAL STAR A. y. AND
AN. No. 4s-Meet at their hall on the
trst Wednesday night in each month. O..
81. Cruzat, W. NJ; q. s. Collard, sec'y.
PRIDE OF Moss PoIsT q. U. o. of o. +.
No. 19l3-Meet at Moss Point the first aud
third Tuesday night IN each month.
Social ORDER No. 3--Meet at Zion
Church every second Tuesday night in
each month.
UNiox STAR OF HoPE LopGE, |. 0.0.F.
AND ID. F s., No. 66.-Meets at Moss
Point ep N aday night of each week at
- o'clock, l.n. II. jackson. ", c.; j.
Garter. v. o.; j. q. Walker, y. Secy.; J.
Lancaster, w. IT.; c. BrownsP. c.; W
7. McFal, X. Secy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-23

Those Diamond Dyes are hecom.
ing very popular. Go 10 Bingham's
drug store for n sample package.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-23

Mr.. EDITOR: Some work has at
last been done on our grave yard,
and the prospects are good tor more
in the near future, some OF our IL.
dies have taken the matter in hand,
so We feel sure that no more com
plants will made.
Professor Eye has organized an
other singing class, which numbers
at this time fQrty-three. Moss Point
will be well supplied with singers
after this. The new class will meet
in the Presbyterian church ou Tues
day aud Friday nights.
Mr.. w. Il. Griffin and brother, OF
Perry county, visited our place the
past week.
Miss Mittie Ladd and Mrs. Har-
ris, Of Mobile, are visiting at Mr..
w IN. 0riHHfS.
Judge NJ. II. Whitaker, of Merid
ian, a candidate for district attor-
ney, spept tew days With Us; from
what We have heard, We think he
made favorable impression.
We learn from MIR. Broom, our
popular constable, that FIVE men
were arrested aud fined 30 30 each
for refusing to work the Grif1in
road. Ii remiuds Us OF the def1nnct
matrimonial insurance companies
all out aud none ia.
The Foundry road was worked
this week. Mr.. Walter Moore su-
periutended the hands.
The uharasles for the benefit OF
the grave yard are progressing
finely, and will leone oii on the 27th.
A farce eutitled Beautiful For.
ever,n has been added. We can
assure all who attend that they viii
spend a pleasant evening.
NEXT WEEK.
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No. 45

stantly shipping it TO market. The
amount of money put into cIrcnIa-
Iion mainly through his agency
Keeps good many spots boiIing,n
oils "a good deal OF machinery and
keeps up n brisk movement in busi.
ness circles generally. A few more
such enterprising citizens would
soon create "boomr ut Moss
Point.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-23

uuLs LODGE KNIGHTS OF HONOR No.
..ol--Mects at Masonic hall on first and
fourth Saturday night Of each month.
Moss PoNr TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
deets at Presbyterian Church Oh first and
third Monday nights Of each month
PAscAGouLA LopGE>A. +. AND A. N.
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