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The Q1een has sent further orders to
Irish firms for supply of poplins. A
court train OF white figured poplin has
been designed for Princess Bestrfce, and
poplin curtains are being made for MARI
borough House, Windsor Castle and o.
borne House. aa
Primo Bismarck was invited ito ihe
New Years reception OF the Emperor OF
Germany, but declined. on the ground OF
medical advice. DR.. Schwenninger con.
tinues his treatment of the Prince, aud
has reduced his weight from 937 pounds,
his average for IL years, to l96lponhds.
The Priace has resumed his riding exsr-
else. He displays increased activity in
government affairs and in the manage
ment OF his estate. s. l'ssss'eIt
1t is reported that the Gar viii Sc nd
the Grand Duke Alexis, bis brother, 10
Warsaw as Vicsroy, preparatory to mar
rying him to Princess Zartoryski,g . His
Majesty's object 10 making this marri-
age is to conclliate the Poles.
Miss Vera Manning, a niece OF Car
dinal Manuing, has entered convent at
Rochampton. She is an heiress to e.
900 annually. z +
Garcia, the most notorious gambler of
Europe, has entered Trappist convent
in Spain. Garcia has been known to
win and lose 00,000 stakes st Hou-
burg and Monaco. His last exploit was
to break Spanish roulette bauk.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-01-08
A Help tor the Deaf.

A young lady Of Milford, whose au-
riculsr nerves are SO imperfect as to
make the aids Of the audipnone, the
dentiphone and similar instruments Of
no practical benefit, has discovered q
method Of ofhearing by Communication
with the muscles of the throat OF the
person talking. She had asoertained,
by placing yard stick upon the key.
board of the piano and bringing 1t Ia
contact with her teeth, that she could
hear music through the dental nerves
communicating with the inner ear, and
1t occurred to her that she might hear
speech in the same way from the vibra.
lions of the throat. She takes slen.
der stick Of a length convenient for or
dinary contiguity, and slightly curved
&C as to flt a larger portion of the throat
than the point, and, holding It between
her teeth, is able to hear conversation
with ease, and even. with little help 10
explanation, to understand general
conversation in which her communicant
is taking part Iris much more CRATE.
full than the ear trumpet, which is un.
pleasant invar:ous ways, by the concus-
sion upon the nerve Of the ear from too
loud speeches. from it's clumsiness and
other difficulties. and persons beyond
the help OF the audiphone might find
this experiment worth trying Worcester
Spy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-01-08

Black ornaments may be mended with
shsllac. Smoking the joint renders i.
black. i,
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How Bank Notes are Made.

Every one may not know that the
Government money is printed on paper
made in Dalton, 3 Massachusetts town.
in mill that had its origin in colonial
times. As the grayish pulp passes be-
tween heavy iron rollers, bits Of blue
and red silk thread are scattered over its
surface. From the pulp room to the
vault, where it is stored until shipped to
Washington, it is guarded. and watched
as though it we're gold. In small iron
safes. like those used by the express
companies, the paper is carried to WASH
ington, where it may be used immedi-
ately, or remain in the vaults for years.
During the past year there were prin-
ted by the Government S40. .000. 900
worth of legal tender notes, S6S, S,0e0,-
GOO worth OF national hank currency,
S87 100000 of bonds. S38 600, 900 sill.
yer certificates and 6S4 Ass. .615 stamps
for the internal revenue. In the Bureau
of Printing and Engraving more than
one thousand persons are employed in
wetting, plate.printing, examining, pres.
sing, numbering, separating, binding,
perforating and engraving. The bank
note plates and stamp dies are kept in
vaults that require three mems time
quarter of an hour to open. All the
Presidents down 10 Garfield have been
portrayed on bank notes, and three vice.
presidents, twenty four secretaries of the
treasury, ten secretaries of State, six
secretaries OF war, three postmaster gen
erals and chief justices have been hon.
ored 10 the same way, besides twenty six
Senators and Representatives and few
other noted persons in science and liter
ature. ~
The highest demo omination OF legal
tenders is $4,000. The nextli is S5 900
aud $1,000, $500, 8l00. $50, $40, $40,
IS. 80 and 81 follow The highest val
ue lie national bank notes is Sl,000.-
The printing Of bank note requires
twenty-five to twenty-four days, and du-
ring the process it passes through the
hands of fifty.two persona. A woman
in the counting department has counted
for seventeen years, and never made
mistake 10 that time.-Provideacs Jexr.
nal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-01-08

A good two.foot rule is-ueve (, wear
tight boots.
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EUROPEAN GOSSIP:


The German Government has ordered
the demolition of the vast Dsnlsh works
OF defense at Duppel, a. they ere. no
longer regarded as useful
The patrons of the Tichborne claim
ant have bought the celebrated Granville
Hotel Tor him. The elsimsnt will shortly
be released from Imprisonment.
The American Charitable Association
Of Paris has issued an appeal for assisI-
ance. 1t states that its fupds are made
quate to help the poor Americapa In
Paris who desiie to return to the. United
States. s 4
The English Jockey Club has fssued
notice that license will only be granted
to jockeys on condition that they Sfe
not owners or part owners Of any race
|horse The reasea &c the issee e shs
the horses trained by c. Archer. This
action Of the club win break up turf
rings and is the sensation in the spor ting
clubs.
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.fsP. FAR4UHAR. M. d.
Formerly Of zauesville, 0hio,)

: Pnysician and Surgeon,
once and residence in the Walton property,
.aFW orc DSFLEL n 10.
Hsvina located ct the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes BY
cisss attention to business to merit public
eouadsnos and patronage
Chronic Diseases siii receive specisi
astsnf,oa. nsyS,'.tY.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-01-08

The Ohio Legislature will meet on
Monday, January 7th, aud the Senate.
rial fight will soon be matter OF histo-
~ rather than prophecy. The people
of Ohio, whom he has faithfully served,
demand the return OF Hon. George n
Pendleton to the q s. Senate. Let poll
iticians and time servers beware.
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fss.-s y = - Z.
lhe antAl iqetlfer.
8 orico, Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.
"A SKELETON SCARE,
Tho Terrible Story Told Of German Tuv'

| z Q
Tho Terrible Story Told Of German rav.
"A ern-sfx Guests Murdered.
"A Meriden, Conn, dispatch to the Gin.
cinnat 7Ymes-S,dr says: A cable dispatch
from Berlin, sent few days ago to the
German newspapers, announced the dis.
covery OF six human skeletons in the eel.
lar OF tavern in town called Turzig,
near Rummelsberg, in Germany. Ono Of
tho bodies was identified as that Of B.
Fuerstenberg, Jr, a prominent merchant
OF that locality, who WIS never seen by
his friends after he entered that tavern.
His identity was discovered by his cloth
ing and valise. The authorities arc look
Ing Tor tho former owner OF the tavern,
Carl Seifert. lie has been found In this
city, and has been recognized by several
of the Germans here who came from Tur-
zig US the keeper Of the tavern In CUES
ton. He displayed considerable money
after he came here last April, and bought
several building lots. The German Con.
sui was notitiedof the whereabouts OF Sci.
iert, but he replied last night TINT he was
not aware that Stiicrt was wanted In Ger.
49, ~ 100 A''s osst "tenteu'
Chiet OF Ponce fona went 10 New YORK
yetelaay 10 consult WIN inc Gonsul. ~
Inc tneory IL tlat THESE skeletons are
me BODIES OF travellers VINO were murder
ca anu robbed. Ing caole message re-
ierred 70 says: "S!eisrt, the former
owner Of the tavern In Turzig, near Rum.
melsberg, has emigrated to America. He
was 2 tail, good'looRlng man, with blonde
9eaFa, ABOUT ~ years old ana BY trade
SHOEMAKER. me present owner OF me
tavern icund Six human skeletons buried
n sand n MS cellar. At the top lay the
pody OF the merchant missing since !Ssl.
ails name was .. fuerstenberg, Jr, from
Lohow: ms clotllng anu traveilng'bae
ied 70 ms ldentliicatlon. Inc father OF
fuers1enbeTg. at tue tune OF his disappear
ance, oilered q reward o. loO marks Tor In
formation OF ms son or MS goods: It was
theh suspected that ne was murdered and
ropDed. Two persons VINO were suspected
were searched ior by the authorities and
lou .,1n oy Constanle sebastian and arrested.
=. lhey were herman schelelke, from
eto,p, % years OF age, VINO was last seen
WIN fnerstenoerg' ID the suburbs OF Tur'
s'g, and Johann DonEe, from Altwarschau,
VINO was under arrest ior eleven months
because II was suspected ne sod the goods
%hlch fuerstenDerg carried. lie said he
90 bought them from an unknown woman.
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Stop that Courh

BY using DR.. Fralier's Throat and Lung
Balsam-the only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and ali
diseases Of the throat and lungs. Do not
neglect a Cough. 1t may prove fatal.
Scores and hundreds Of grateful people owe
their lives to DR.. Frazier's Throat and
Lung Balsam, and no family will ever be
without it after once using #, and discov-
ering its marvellous power. Its put up in
large family bottles and sold for the small
price Of Is cents per bottle. Frazier Med
icine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio. Sara
tosa High Rock Spring Water for sale by
druggists. Wholesale Agents: Logan L
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, and ]. @. Dent 4
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. paw
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A Dakota Girl.

ChicoDo urdf. ~ "n u la
A broad.shouldercd, compactly built
young woman, with brown face and hard
hands sat in the Lake Shore depot last
evening waiting for the departure of
train for the East, She had Just arrived
in town from Dakota. -;
I'VE don't waste any time in ioollshness
out our way" she said 10 young man
who seemed to be acquainted with her.
There IS no love making on my half Sec
ton. It's nothing but No. 9 wheat from
May. to August That's what we are out
there for. Now, own and manage farm
Of $50 acres, and this year took ont
crop. Of eighteen bushels to the
acre and sold it, got the cash, put it in
the bank, discharged all my men but one,
who will look after things this winter, and
I'm of for little fun down East. Mar
riage 2" said she, in response TO some re-
mark by her companion; "that's what all
the good.for-nothing cranks Of men tina,
I see from plowing time to harvest can
talk about, What do want to get mar
ried for? There are more than three hun.
dred of us girl farmers in Dakota, aud We
will hold a convention some time. I
never saw man yet that would have
around. intend to farm it until get
money enough to live On comfortably,
and then I'll see. I'm in the habit
Of doing about as I please. There
was nice young fellow in my neighbor-
hood last July, who tried to DO very gal
liant and wanted to help me whenever
did any work. II I chopped little wood
he wanted to do it. II I went after pail
Of water he wanted to carryit. II put a
hay Of grain on my shoulder be insisted
on giving mo lift. He was a pretty nice
boy, but he made me tired. One day l
wanted the hay.rick on the wagon, and l
took hold OF one end and clapped it up on
the wheel so quick that it made him dizzy.
"Let me-, says he, but he only threw
the whole thing down in trying to get the
other end up. He didn't have the
"says l: oh, 60 away. You don't eat
enough No. 2 wheat Then put the rick
up in good style. ~ ~
1--WE meet lots OF such fellows out there.
They are good enough, I suppose, but
when I want one ! will send for him.
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DR.. Frnxier's Boot Dittsrr.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, cleanse the blood and
system Of every impurity. Sold by drug.
gists. sl.0O. Dr.. Fraziers Magic Ointment
the greatest blessing that has been dis
covered in this generation. A sure cure
tor Bolls, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds,
Sore Nipples, Hard & Soft Corns, Chapped
Lips and Hands, Pimplcs and 'Blotches,
Price 5Oc. Sold by druggists. Frazier
Medicine Co., proprs., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agents: Logan i Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and j.. O. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport,
onlo. pAwd
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49, a ITIrl
2ffEdsea1..'
To Phy'lsIic,iar,s.,

III. a. :, .. =.
denim IN. nr,r,;.. N.Y. ~ s. ro,,,,,, nh1.;
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claim that If he w W., ' ~ IA prnrs, ~
hi, preserin,,on, =. ,,,rsetsd Ia onr 49,
on Inc u III. or I ',G y n I'd T;,rn;sbcd srat.
uitously by ali dr,,Sg;s tsi hs would cur,
ali hi. patients 90 - - = 80
MI. HenrvC P.ynoa,, I,o,,o, .x.
renee County OSio w,;,ss.' "Mv VIII.
has been sore} dis,rss.rd for many vs,r.
Her tli,sase or diseas,., and The & ino.on,.
Of them have bce, 90 var;rI ,h,t m ~.
Z trmnt n deser;he ,hs,r ,you,d l., .n"s.
than 7 fesi ahic n .,ndsrtssc r hsus
paid over Thousand I, 'oool do,,n,. 1 az
doctor. and madeleine. a. hcr y.;,hn,, , ~
snt;s[nr,orv result. ~. rs,a sn ,',.,a
abo,. your prn,S, ,b,t 7 was T,,ena s -
trvit She has now tnt.n ,;.. J ho,,i. ~
th.v hayc done hs, ,,, , "onI ,, 1 IL
tho doctor, nnJ ,nc,;r;nc I'M shc ha. az.
-, ,,,,c ne" ~ pnn,,., :. T. s.., "a'
God.sena ~ h,,n,n;,yn A . s '"'''
- Mrs. @. +. Grcrorr Tn, y.c,. c,rn
M;yyei County NM Aiex;co ,vri,c.. 'a ~
think pEuuyt anI M,y,,,r savcJ NV
lif," ~ >"''H'' -! $500 ''''sS ~
Mrs Cor, r,r,, r;,,, 1ro,., o,1,
zclle s,rcc, rc,s p,-h co,,,,,,,,,s NJ
snvs. III ,tyora. w. m,,.h nI.'.n HnU,
s,a,e n ra,, d.. hs,nG, u.s. i,I. S rae';..s,,
from voI,r prn,,SIN Ind h..r tronttcd
.uIJ "
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sUlclpEAND sLEEpLEss sss. Il 4
chlorai, Bromide md othur ,ouieting
Z Draughts Discussed, with T:aeir Ene ets.

Drnughts Discussed, with Taeir Edects. 5
Lanea. y
The circumstances attending the death
ofthe Dean Of Bangor albeit they are III.
fnitelyEdistressing-present no novel iea.
lures. The reverend gentleman was a
man Of considerable intellectual power.
which Is the same thing MS saying that no
was constitntionally liable to intervals Of
mental depression. All highly intellectual
men are exposed to this evil. "A pendu.
lum Will always swing just as far In one
direction as 1t does In tho other. Great
power OF mind implies also great weakness
under certain conditions. The marvel Ia
not that great minds occasionally become
deranged, but that they SO often escape
arrangement. Sleeplcssuess means not
only unrest, but starvation OF the cere-
Drum. The brain cannot recuperate, or,
In other words, It cannot rest. rhysiolop.
ically, ieeupcration and reat are the same
thing. Sleep Is simply physiological rest.
The only cause for regret in these cases
IS that the blunder should ever becommi,. |
ted Of suppo9ing that a SIMPLIFYING dug
which throws the brain into condition |
that 'nimies and burlesques sleep can do |
good. II Is deceptive to give narcotics in
u case OF this type. The stupor simply
masks the danger. Better FIR let the In.
sonnious patient exhaust himself than
stupeiy him. Choral, bromide, and the
rest OF the poisons that produce a sem.
blauce Of sleep are so many snares In such
cases. Sleeplcssncss Is malady Of tho
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One OF good cheer in Norwich, who is
not perfectly familiar with all the abbrevi.
atiols and initials used by the altogether
quite too,too, received from friend the
other day an invitation to reception, in
the corner OF which were the letters R. S.
V.P.
"H-m-m," said he TO himself, as he
meditatiyely repeated the initials, "R-S
w. / know what G. 0. D. means,
but I'll be blamed ii l know what L. S. V.
2. means" g5
"Why," said friend, who observed his
perplexity; that means Rum Served
Very Plentifully." lI-If
"rll go!' said the other decidedly"
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Humors Of tho Quarantine.

Correspondence q nc E0Non 7nlNscripl. ..
A Gentleman behind me Is relating his
trials on the Dutch frontier. The GUS
tomary question, "Have you any linen
that has been worn p, was put by the Off.
cial. The gentleman replied that he had
night shirt in his bag which had been
worn the night before, but could not just.
" be termed soiled, and rs he had been
in no cholera.infected district it could not
be subjected to con6scation. The official,
however, siezed it, dipped it into a nause:
Gus dish OF eafbolic acid and sulphate oil
copper, wrung it out, and handed it back
to our fine young gentleman, who is not
yet over his disgust. He quietly laid the
garment down, and went to the Hague
night shirtless. 31igt
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They Fixed 1t.


TEdll Sired Ne1ls. Z, ~, ( K 1. i, ~, +.
They sat by the light OF a tallow candle
figuring. The old man had n piece OF
chalk and the SOD had a slate and pencil.
BY and by the old man looked UP and
said: e. ( 8. :. :, I. 70
swell, Henry, have you gotit?"
.f"Not quite, father. We have so acres Of
land? ?" an, FlS II ~ ,.5-ass!
q "'Ycs." ...5si5 ,.5-5
"Ycs." 2stiEf4''
"And it cost us 5000 to do til"
Exactly"
swell. then-let's see. Twice IS are
20, and 80 and 80 are 60. No, that won't
fetch it. Let's see. I've got tive hit
the idea.m N! Is ~
"What is it." IS
E"We slap on a mortgage for $500, and
not only have the capital to work on but
the interest VIC have to pay can be fig.
used as dividend" sEE
by George! but that's it-that's the
ideal The railroads do that way and
come out ahead, and why can't we?'
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WoMAS's best friend for relieving the
many pains and weaknesses incidental to
female life, and one that gives rosy cheeks,
the eyes, checks every unnat.
ural drain and creates perfect picture OF
health and beauty, is Dr.. Guysott's Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla. Itpuridesthe
blood, strengthens the female system, and
removes all feeling OF languor, distress,
pimples, sores and weakness, producing
dreamless slumber and painless regularity
Of natural functions. pAw
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The raid on the Mother Hubbard dress
in i, the West is not attributed TO thepelisse.
The girls, it is of.fchu-ly stated, will seek
redress. (This is q sort OF q full-dress
paragraph. and we jabot in here simply to
ill up. We didn't know whether to waist
basque it or not. =-5g.j y Al
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A Western cyclone was attracted bv the
lights about the Penn bank the other
night, and while hunting around for
place to see the show, it gos lost, and has
not been heard from since. As General
Butler wears his pants an inch or two
l!ooser around the chest, he is supposed to
know who swallowed it. 't>s'e =
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch
ing Files. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years Standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after using Will
liams' Indian Pile Ointment. It absorbs
tumors,' allays itching, acts as poultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
s ss i S1 se b. ssiss sna %sa on ce
Proprietors., Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents Logan I Co., Wheeling, W. Ma,
and J: @. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport Ohio.
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The best salve used in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Piles, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Ihheum, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
brains, Corns and all kinds oil Skin Erup-
lions, Freckles and Pimples. The salve is
TO give perfect satisfaction in
every case. Be sure you get lIenry's Car
bolic salve, as all others are but limitations
and counterieits. "a rrhsaw
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Or the many remedies before the public
Tor Nervous Debility and weakness Of
Nerve Gcnerative system, there is none
equal to Aliens Brain Food, which
promptly and permanently restores nil lost
yleor; it never fails. 81 pkg, 6 for S.
Al oil druggists, or by mail from ]. II.
Allen, 3l5 First Ave-, New York City.
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Heroic in his own minds eyes: "Do you
know, Angelina" said Augustus, rs he
Gazed into the blue eyes before him, ''that
sometimes Iwish you and were on the
water and that you bud just fallen in"
"Why, Gus, what do YOU want to wish
such horrid thing as that for?" 80
that I could dive Tor you, dearest" Ec-
static tableau. aFa sarsr Il.t
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medfea1.
54 Wedfea1.
DIR. IL. SMITH,
No.14o4 Chapline Street, yI
Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of physician's success Il the
testimony OF his patients. The increastng de-
mands for my professional services prove that hayo
dealt honorably and fairly with those who have
consulted me. ! never use patients name with.
out permission, though have many hundred Ger.
uhcates from those whom have cured after they
had been pronounced incurnble. A thorough med
ica! education with many yean hospital experience
and familiarity with therapeutic agents. close OF.
attention TO hygienIc management insures success,
cure L. possible, and frankly give the pauen. my
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BucklenSH Arirn Euyys

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chifblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive.
" cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Logan Il Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-16

THE fault with most all cough prepara-
tons is that they contain morphia, and are
nerves. That simple preparation Of wild
cherry bark, called Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, contains no morphia and yet
will cure a cough or cold in less time than
any other compound. II is the only re-
liable cure for consumption. sf paw y