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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-02-20

lamps throw out gas which is poison.
Gus. When o ieht Is let burning the
windows OF the room are usually closed,
because If left open the light would al
tract flies and mosquitoes. The flame
OF one lamp turned down low requires
more oxygen TO keep it burning than is
consumed nv two adult persons. The
light from the lamp is also injurious to
the ewes, and possibly 10 this fact may
he traced the constantly increasing prev.
alence of eye diseases. The best way is
to keep lamp ready to light in case Of
an emergency during the darkness, with
matches conveniently beside 1t. The
eyes need rest as well as the brain and
muscles and they need darkness in which
TO find 1t.
REMEDY FOR HEADACHE.-Asa rule 9
duh, heavy headache, situated over the
evhrows anil accompanied by lsnguor
chillness, and feeling of general dis
comfort, with distaste for food, which
sometimes approaches nausea, can he
completely removed in about ten min
by two grain dose Of iodide of potas-
sium dissolved in half wine-g lassful
Of water, this being slipped 30 that the
whole, quantity may be consumed in
about ten minutes.
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THE B. { o. R. R.
Short Line East and West
1T WILL SAVE YoU
Less CHANGE In eARss
Any infsrnarsn needed call On ~ aaAs,ss
J.. G. CLARK,
Passenger Agent, WssdsAsll, sAhs
ssp12.yans.
LEGAL NOTICE.

John MCMULLEN, aged fifteen years. a.d
q Susey A. McMullsn. aged thirtss. years,
who reside j. tho city Of Independence, in he
county Of jackson, in the State Of Nisssu,f.
will take notice shat on the 18th day Of Jsnu~
ary. A. d. 1883. Suzey A Hogus fied her ~
tition in the conusA pleas court Of Moarss
county. Ohio. in case. number two thoussad
three hundred and sixty-sight, against the
above Eaned parties and others prsyfne
for the assignment Of her dover in the fel-
lowing described real estate sitrsts IN pa;g
county of Monroe, to wit:
The southwest quarter Of the soutsvsst
quarter of section twenty-seven. tswnskip Ave-
OF range six; also, the north west quarter Of the
southwest quarter OF same section, townsAip-
and range; also, the east half Of the southeast
quarter OF section thirty three, township av, 81
range =, exeept twsaty-Six and ffty-fcu. k,.-
dredth acres of the last tract decided Sv
Thomas Rouse 10 Denton Watkins off sAs so.A
part thereof. containing in all one hun dssd saa
eigkt'as' es more or less.
Said parties a,s required TO answer On o, N.
fore the Gath day Of March. A. D. 1855, ..
! Judgment NAV be taken oeaiust them.
SUZEY A. HOGUR, Plsipt;6.
By SrRfess 4 DR4ess. her Astsrasrs.
ianso, s5t7.
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"OodShe1d
SELECT SCHOOL.

1NHR next session Of this school will com
L msuce on Monday. May z, 1888, and
continue ten weeks
The pact snecess Of this school. the earn
est desire Of both teachers and citizens 4
make II q permanent institution, and the
promises Of good accommodations at low
rates, give rs hopes Of more tha n q tfsua
patronage.
The teachers promise their abless, Efforts
for the advancement Of their students, while
the town affords superior advantages to any
other town In the county. AS far as may b,
desired by students classes will be formed
using the following text books.
Wright's Orthography, MoGufey's Revised
Sixth Reader, Shaw's English Literatare, Eo.
lectic Penmsnship, Harvey's Revised English
Grammar, Gresne's Analysis Hart's Rhetoric
Eclectic o. 7. History, Alden's Science ot
Government Bclectio Geography No. 3 Rous
toms Physical Geography. Harkn-ss' Latin
works Rays New Higher Arithmetic and
Aigebras. Olney's Elements Of Geometry
bteele's Natural Philosophy, Geology, Physi
ology, Botany and Zoology. Mayhew's Boob
Keeping and other branches desired BY those
In attendance. ,t-
TUITION.
Common Branches, IS OF
higher Z eC
For further particulars address
JAMEE A. WATSON,
Woods6eld, 0hie,
OF 8. W. BARBER,
New Ma,amerss, Ohio.
jan16, ,'s3td.
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HEALTH NOTES.

Much may he done to- prevent She
Group by the exercise OF good Judgment
in the care of children Some parents
make their children very sensitive and
delirste by excessive prudence. A child
kept in The house aud treated like a
house plant can hardly be prevented
frou ene.,untering rule blast of win
teri weaaher by the oversight Of some
one baYing the care OF it. 1t is better
10 tougher the child by clothing ii
warmly and giving j, good airing every
day, either in walking or riding. The
mistake should not he made OF putting
fur or wooden about the throat Tough
en- the throat as you do the face. Be
sure that the extremities are warm,
clad as the trunk Of the body. See to
it that the shoes are made to exclude
snow water. and still avoid the use OF
rubbers. unless, il necessary, a pair OF
low SANDALS be used to protect the sole
OF the feet. One more hint TO the over
prudent mothers: Do not cover the
rcbildt To wsinlv when ut TO bed. Moth
ing is more liable to give child cold
than 10 lie mt "a in too msny blankets
or spread OF some kind.for as soon as il
gets into an uncomfortable perspiration
it will free itself from the cumbersome
covering, and then, by q sudden check
ing of the perspiration, contract cold
There is absolutely more danger from
excessive than 100 little covering.
An exchange gives some hints and
infor nation which may be useful, as
! follows, persons whose business does
not make it necessary for them to be
out lale at night woulh be surprised in
a nightS walk TO observe the great
numher OF residence in which lamp is
kept turning all night. This prsctice is
in sone cases necessary on account ol
sickness in the family, hut il Is never
theless very burtful. No matter how
carefully they may be attended, kerosene
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It will be Democratic Paper, devoted to
Politics, News, MARKETS, Agriculture and Lit
erature, and will be edited ~ith the view Of
making It . desirable Family Newspaper.
As a new candidate for public favor, TIE
WISELY News will cater to the requirements
of its readers. It will thoroughly discuss
all ilive questions Of the day. II will give
particular attention to the gathering Of the
news. Especial care will be taken In com
piling the various market reports, In the
interest Of tho farmer, q gOodly space will
be devoted 10 agriculture. General litsrs-
ture and other matters fttsd for the family
circi will comprise an important department
Of the paper, and 1t will be the purpose oi
the management to sc edit and publish TuE
WEEKLY Nsws as 10 commend II to and make
It q welcome visitor in every household.
TEE WEEKLY News will be large quarto,
containing sixty four columns OF reading
matter, printed on q fnes article Of salen.
dered paper.
In order to reach all classes, It will be SOLD
at tbs following low
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The Blind Man and the Color of
Milk.

There was once q man who had b. .en
blind from bis, birth. Naturally enough
he did not know what the color OF milk
was, go he asked another man: "What
ls the color OF milk 2"
"The color OF milk" said the other
man, "is white. like q cowrie she'll"
"Well," said the blind man, "bas
this color OF milk the sound of cow
rie SHELF"
'Not at ALL" said the other man."
"Then what does cowrie look like p
"Like rice.n -
SIS the color OF milk soft and tender
like rice7 And what is rice like, any
how?"
"Like snow"
ais rice cold, like snow? And what
is snoV like, any how2"
"Snow is white, like stork."
|. "Now, although the man that bad
been blind from his birth heard all these
comparisons be could never tell wha;
the real color Of milk was.-Chinest
Tales.
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Trains :un on Baltimore time east Of the
Ohio River.
WEST BoUND-Chicago Fast Line daily,
with through Sleepers from Nav York 10
Chicago. Chicago Express daily, Through
slespers Baltimore to Chicago and Through
Coach from Columbus to Sandusky daily.
Chicago Mail daily, on Main Line and Z. o,
Division; on other divisions daily, exeep,
Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland to Chi
cago junction and Wheeling to Indiana polls,
ALI other trains daily, except sunday.
L. u. COLI, General Ticket Agent, Bslti-
W. !. RRPPBRr, Pass. Ast, Columbus.
C. K. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
B. DUNLAP, Gen. Man, Newark.
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1888.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
1LLOSTKATEb-

Harper's Weekly stands at the head If
American illustra'cd weekly journals.
By its bipartisan position in politics, its
admirable Illustrations, its sareiully oho-
sen serials, short stories, sketches, and
poems, contributed BY he foremost ar
lists and authors Of he day, it carries
isstraetion and entertainment to thsu-
ssuds of American homes.
twill always be the aim Of the pub
fishers to make Harper's Heekly the
most popular and asrae i've family news
paper in he world.
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Trains run on Columbus time west Of the
Ohio River.
Note on Running of Trains. LEAST
BoUND-New York Fast Line daily, with
through sleepers from Chicago to New York
and Sleeping Car from indianapolis to Wheel.
ing. Washington and Baltimore Express,
with through slespers from Chicago to Bal.
timore daily, and Through Coach from Sam
du sky to Columbus daily. New York and
Baltimore Express daily Newark to New
York, on other Divisions, daily, except Sun
day. Sleeping Car Chicago Junction; Cum.
bsrland. All other trains daily, except Sun.
day.
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THE REGISTER.
BAIIT,SUNDAT, WEEKLY.
An Enterprising, Progressive aad
Complete Local and General
Newspaper.
Independent and OutspOkea ON
All Public Questionss AbOund-
ing IN. News. Literary, hlia.
eellany and Family Reading.


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DISSOLUTION.

A IL persons knowing themselves indebted
II to the arm OF Morris & Wilcox are re.
quested to call and settle on or before March
!, 1883. as the partnership will that day be
dissolved. MORRIS d WILCOX.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

HlHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe County
i will hold meetings for the examination
Of teachers as follows:
Woodsheld, Saturday, December 80. 1882.
January AZ, 1888.
February H., '
Those desiring certificates Of any grade
nust be examined.
Examinations to commence at 3 o'clock.
~ order OF the Board
dscfA, ,'s3td. JAMES A. WATSON, cisfk,
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KANSAS CITY
For Sale.

r OFFER for sale my property in New Castle,
/ Monroe County, Ohio, consisting of good
dwelling house, stable,
I 1-S Acres of Land,
new b b'acksrnith shop and sthsr ontbuildings.
This is one of the best locations for black.
smith in the county. Plenty of work, good
pay and no opposition. Satisfactory reasons
given for wanting to sell. Address
JOHN KERCHRR'
deezs, ,'sstS. LaiDss, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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i Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he 10
prepared to Gil Pensioners Blanks. admin
is.er 0aths, take DISPOSITIONS, aoknowlsdss
Deeds. Mortgages. and other instruments o.
writing. JOHN JEFFRRs.
sprlS,7sy Seallsvfils. Msnrss CO chic
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate OF Edward Kelly, Deceased.

THB undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator, with the will
annexed, Of the estate Of Edward Kelly late
Of Monroe county, deceased.
Dated this 5th dag of February. AID 1888.
fsbl3, '83wA W. q. BOOTH.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-24
WOOD RIVER TIMES
HALEY. IDAHO.
SATURDAY,. FEBRUARY "a. 1883.

Two old college chums met at
Austin, Tex, after a separation of five
years. 81 am a reporter on the Tcle-
graph" said one. The other replied:
''Come to my hotel in the morning
and you'll get first rate tragedy to
write up. You will know SO much
about the chief actor that you will be
able to make interesting reading of
it, The reporter kept the appoint
ment, though regarding the promise
of demand on his professional SER
vices as IA joke; but he found his old
acquaintance dead by suicide. It's
just splendid to have such accommo.
dating college chums when news is
scarce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-24
LED ASTRAY.

Emelie Melville has gone the way
OF so many other bright women, and
e!o; Q from her wealthy husband to
share the for..;',es Of young man ten
years her junior. The young mans
name is Caselli, and he lives off the
earnings of his mistress. Three
months ago, telegraph dispatch
states, she started on a professional
tour to Australia, and, meeting a
young man named Caselli, embarked
on the same vessel with him in dis
guise. The reports that came from
Australia enabled Mr.. Derby, her
stricken husband, to apply success
fully for divorce.
"A few years ago Emele Melville,
having recently returned to the stage
from the pure love of it after several
years of retirement during which she
had enjoyed the sweets of welded
bliss, was the idol of San Francisco
and Oakland. She lived at Tubbs's.
a fashionable hotel Of Oakland, whose
patrons were recruited from among
the young artists, other professional
men and women, and weather. stock
brokers-in other words, from the
brains, and youth, and wealth of the
Pacific Coast. And she was idolizcd
by all-not because she was popular
with the theatcr- going public, nor
because she was graceful and pretty,
nor because she was accomplished !;
but because, Notwithstanding the
strong temptations which bcset her
path, she remained gentle and pure
woman and true wife. Ofafternoons,
as she issued her playful command:
"Come, hoodlums!." and darted down
stairs to the mall in front of the hotel.
where she held sort of informal re-
reption, she was always sure of a nu-
merous following Of congenial spirits,
not one of whom, while willing to die
for her sake, would have dared raise
an amorous eye to hers.
Condding in the love of husband
she held dear and in the respect of a
host OF desirable acquaintance. with
every luxury that wealth could secure
and all the incense that deserved fame
could bring, she was certainly as happy
as it is possible for any woman to be;
and the average observer would natu.
rally think that her every wish was
gratifed. But it appears to have
been otherwise; and, in moment of
weakness, she picked up a worthless
scrub who from all accounts Is incap-
able of earning his own living, and
eloped with him!
This liaison will neither continue for
any great length of time. nor be a
happy one. Emelie Melville is asleep
now, as it were, and possibly happy
in the consciousness of loving and
being loved; but the awakening will
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-24

~ supper will be served at the Merchants'
Hotel. for 81 per head.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-24
SURE DEATH TO THE FISH.

The owners of the sawmll which is
located in the river bottom, about two
miles above Haley, are turning their
sawdust into Wood river, and will
thus cause great and irreparable in
jury to the fish in that stream. t.xpe-
rience has shown that when sawdust
has been permitted to float down a
stream for any considerable length of
time all the fish in that stream disap-
peared, and it became necessary, in
order to admit of fish living in it, to
stop the floating of sawdust and re.
stock the stream.
The statutes of Idaho Territory pro.
vide no penalty for such an otFense as
that complained of, unless it can be
brought under the general head of
public nuisanoes; but the mill -owners
OF this section should feel sufficiently in
terestcd in the matter TO refrain from
dong that which is sure to destroy all
fish in our streams, and thus rob us
OF great source of profit and pleas
urc