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TIE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1884.
HISTORY OF A PIN.
\ Subject on Which the Small Boy
Could Give His Father Points
Every Time.

The parlcr lamp shed it's peaceful rav'
On happy group OF Eve persons. Their,
was the heal OF the fsmiIv and the on,
wh1v called himself the head OF the fam
Nv, theittwo daughters aged respectively
eighteen and eight, ard a boy of eleven
years. The father carefully removed 9
lbent pin ftom the5 seat of the rocking
chair and .tooa holding It between his
thumb and fore6nger.
my son." be said pompously, "drd
you ever. when you saw discarded
heht. little pin, pause and reflect how long
Il took TO make It, and how many differ
ent hsnds contributed toward fashioning
Il a. it vas? 1t is an instructive and
beneficial subject OF contemplation. In
rhe first place, there we're the miners who
dug the metal 1t is composed of; the
men who transported it to the factories
the wofknenS who made the pins; the
workmen Who sharpened them. the men
who packed them; the dealers who snld
them totradesmen the men that carried
shem TO the stores, and the statesmen who
retaited them over the counters-just
think what an army of laborers handled
that crooked little pin r
= Zee, said hls son and heir reflective
", ..but you left out q lot, ps." "
"How sop" asked the old gentleman
10 tone OF surprise.
why, there was the OH lady who
bought . psper of 'em; there was her
biggest daughter who took one to pin up
the rip in the waist of her dress; The
young man that told 'em at the Office thai
II was 8 cat that made that rsilroad-msp
scratch ou the back OF his hand: the
eirl's little brother who borrowed the pin
Z 10 make into ish hook; The little sister
whose straw hat he took to keep his an
gle-worms in, and his old father who set
down on the bent pin when his little bov
,sot Tired OF fishing. They oil had hand
10 II. tooi''
"No." aaid the gentleman as he threw
The pin In the Gre and took up his news-
spkrer. aYou are drawing on your I'm
aaQination, my son. never found 9 pin
.thss went through such Q series Of expe-
Fences in nv life."
sMayhe you haven't, but you will,"
Sensrked bis srn and heir. iss
sNo, no. Run ont and play" replied
bic father. 81 am going to cit on my"
.bpt before be sat down be noticed ,hst
tIs eldest dsughter was mendiug tear
In ber dress, " hile the little one was wip-
ing The stains from straw bat, go be
pushed bis arm-chair aside with suspi-
fious glance al cleaning point on. ito
eest and sank wsariIy on the sofa. How
sver.ere be had fairly touched its surface
be bonded toward the zenith with yell
Of anguish.
"The old man couldn't very we'll have
belPed finding II, said The email hoy TO
Ainself aa he ssopred TO Tegsin bis breath
tko blocks of, 'csuse'thefe was Q pin
N every blamed piece ofsfurni'ure lI
ihst room NV. Int won't ma give Il TO
rim Tor swearin' like that, though 7"--
Lite
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TACOB STAUDT. whose post Office address
J and place of residence is Kansas City. in
the county of jackson in the State of Missouri.
will take notice that on the 18th day Of No
vember, 1884. Magdalena Staudt fled her petit
ton in the court of common pleas of Monroe
county. Ohio, praying for alimony to be charg-
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from disposing of said estate and also to enjoin
certain parties therein named from paying to
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An interesting feature OF the world's
'exposhion at New Orleans will he Q
united eneampment OF veterans of the
war. embracing the soldiers Of the Union
and Confederate armies. The board ot
managers Of tbe exposition have voted
80 COO for this pur pose, and 600 tents
will be constructed for the free accom-
mediation OF the veterans.
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~ joan M, EBERLE, Proprietor OF
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, Is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
:snd Tombstones 25 per cent. lower
than any other establishment in Monroe
county Work from his shops can be
seen all over the county.
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Minneseta,s Woods.

The big woods OF Minnesota cover
s000 square miles, or 8 200,00 acres
If eufiace. These woods contain onl,
hard VOID growths, including white and
hack oak. maple, hickory, basswood
elm, eoiton-w wood. tamarack, and enough
other vssistles 10 make an aggregate o.
over thirty different kinds The hard
wood track extends in belt across tht
middle OF the State, and SUR oundiBg ~
northeastern corner is an immense pin'
region covering 81 600 square miles, Of
13.440,0 600 square scres.
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Anfn the Line of Nature.

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sch, iiver, kidneys and blood. Bot ther,
neither IL, nor will he, any successfu
imita ion Of 1t is all the time curin.
those who had despsired oftver ge,tini
we'll. For yourself, your wi e and chill
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EY JosN NJ. EBERLE, Proprietor oi
the williamsburg Marble Works. is pre-
pared to furnish Movements. Tablets
and Tombstones a5 per cent. lower
than any other establishment in Monro.
county. Work from his shops can bt
seen all over tue county.
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r UcErrA TURNER whose post ofios Cd.
IL dress and place Of residence u K dwell !
Tyler County, West Virginia. viii take sne-s
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William J. Moore, as Executor Of the viii of
William Moore deceased, sled petition ID 4
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Aonres
county, Ohio the object and prayer which =
to obtain q construction Of the win Of said
William Moore. deceased. aud directiou ttsD
said court ss TO the execution Of said will.
Youars required 70 answsr said psxiuos
on or before the 2ith day OF Jspuary 1885.
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