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The Figures Against Blaine.

In 1868 and 1876 tie Republican party
had control Of the South, and managed
the elections bv supervisors and troops
Tor the alleged purpose Of preventing
10 in ilation of the negroes, and pro-
tectine them in voting And yet the
Republican vote in those Southern states
was mot as large in those years as it is
in 1884: Blaiaereceived more votes than
sither Garfield, Hayes or Grant. -
In Georgia there is q falling of In the
Republican vote of 1000; but there Is
at the same time a falling of in the
Democratic vote Of 36 600. In Ala.
bsma there is a ialling of in the Re.
pub ican vote since 1875 of 9000. but
there is falling OF in the Damoctatic
vote in the same time Of l0,000-and
the decrease In both cases was probably
due to- the same cause-lack OF interest
in the elec' lon.
Mr.. Blsiue's assertion that the colared
Republicans in the South are intimidated
from voting is thus corclusively refuted
nv the facts. Voling is as free in the
Southern states as in New England
only the Democrats outvote the Repub
licaDs..~.
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One woman's Heroisxn.
New York Tribune,

Doubtless the late postmaster general
OF England owed his success largely to
the ability. energy and devotion OF his
excellent wife. But there is no truth in
the current story that she once bad her
finger crushed in the carnage door hinge
as she was riding to the House OF Com
mons with him, and bravely endured the
torture in silence rather than disturb
him with the knowledge Of it, and thus
imperil the successful delivery of she
great speech he was about to make
Such au incident did indeed occur, but
Mrs. Benjamin Disraeli was the heroine
of it, and but for her fortitude then her
husband perhaps never would have be-
come Earl of Besconsfela The story
was first told to the American public
many years ago by the late N. P. Willis.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-02
A Hebrew Tribe.

Between Damascus and Jerusalem is
q tribe of about three thousand Hebre VS.
which has been there probably since the
beginning Of The Christian, era. They
have neither city nor town; they 1--WE in
camps The temple Is represented BY o
more spacious tent. They have never
admitted among them person Of dif-.
ferent race or religion. Their ordinary
language is Hebrew In their relations
with others they speak Arabtan. These
relations, however, are very few, Tor
they have renamed like the primitive
races. exclusively iillers of the soil and
warriors. They cultivate the ground,
stmed from head 10 foot, always ready
to defend their portion of the earth,
from which. with great difficulty, they
derive a meager sustenance. They live
on little and are content to thus live In
this sort OF native country which they
beye occupied for centuries. M
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-02
A Good Cup of Coffee.
: Popular Science News.

II
.,rOt, course, good quality of. the cof-
fee-bean. and thoroughly clean. utensils,
are indispensable. Then there are three
requisites to perfection; namely, that II
he fresh roasted. fresh ground, and fresh
made. o. the many recipes that have
been pub ished, We Will give only two.
The first is the s'Thurber recipe:
Into a large cup OF coffee ground mod
eratefy fine break one egg with shell {;
mix welir adding enough cold water 10
wet the grounds thoroughly. Pour on .
pint Of boiling water; boil slowly for ten
or fifteen minutes; let it stand three min
s'es to settle; pour through q fine wire
sieve into warm coffee-pot. This will
do for four persons.
s The following method is due to ths,
skiing Of cooks" Soyer. II simplicity
ls an evidence OF genius, it is worthy
Of its author:
Pattwo ounces OF ground coffee in a
ste wpan, set on the fire, and stir With q
spnon until quite hot. Pour over pint
,sf boiling water. Cover over closely
for five minutes, pass 1t through cloth,
warm again. and serve
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-02
New York world.

No doubt few Democrats here and
there regard the election OF Mr.. Cleve.
land to The Presidency as the jnaugura6
tion OF an era Of fat picking for hungry
citizens who have been wandering in the
wilderness for tweuty.for years-=the
turning out OF one set Of cormorants to
let in fresh lot Mr. cleveland isgtbe
gentleman who will dissppoint ahpss
lofty patriots. He seems 70, have been
ordained for that sort OF business.
"Tbese lofty patriots" belong to the
Cincinnati Enqairer gang headed sby
JOAN R. McLEAs. Thsir platform is
sspoils." They have no qualifications
for anything else. 1t IS the wish Of the
people thai the spoilsmen IN the Demo
cratic party may be disappointed from
March 4tb, 1885. to March 4th, 1889.
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From Franklin Township
STAFFORD, Ono, Nov. %, 1854

oIAFFOkD, OulO, NOV. IL, loCf.
Ed. SPIRIT: In accordance With pie.
vious notice the happy Democrats Of
F>anklin township and vicinity met on
last Thursday evening in our usually
quiet little village for the purpose of
ljnllifying over the glorious victory Of
Nov. 4th. Although the weather was
very unfavorable, yet the elements, even,
could not restrain the boys fiom giving
vent TO their pent up feelings Of joy over
the grand Democratic victory.
+ We were disappo nted in the speak
ers that were expected, hut failed TO put
in an appearance. on account perhaps,
Of the inclement weather. But this did
not intimldate the franklin democr acy
in the least. for the crowd present was
estimated at from 500 to 1000 persons
and the town was beautifully illum:na.
ted. j.,
At different places nice rows OF chi
nese lanterns extending across the street
from house to house. and the shade trees
along the streets were hung full of these
lanterns. Democratic houses were brill
iantlv lighted and splendid display OF
FIRE works made the town present such q
beautiful appearance as will long he re
n sIb,re6 ;,and then our Cornet Band
rendered. us excellent muaic while just
over on the vest side Of town! were q
crowd OF men with 6 anvils shaking the
very earth with the thander OF their re
ports. Indeed it seemed that every per
son was seeing who could make the
loudest noise. Glad shouts for Cleve
land, Hendricks and Warner were con
tinuaIly ringing in the air. A huge bon
FIRE made of 3barrels OF tar gave plen,
~ Of light. - - t&& .
And one Other very beautiful aud
striking part of the display was the
horseback, torch light procession =,
Qdte slarge number on horseback, each
csrrying torch came in procession from
The South end of town, and such shouts
<and hurrahs as went up then from a
thousand voices old Stafford never be.
tore heard =.
The'town was painted red, and the
roosters crowed for JOY, and il was real
fun to see the Republicans bunting their
holes in the "rocks" where they have
been chasing Us for the past "a years.
Take plenty Of supplies with you
boys, for we mean you shall stay as
long. at least, as we did, and Tom won't
carry any "grub" to- you.
OBsRR YER.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

JACOB STAUDT. whose post ofl,ce address
81 and place of residence is Kansas City, in
the county of jackson in the State of Missouri
will take nutice that on the 18th day of No.
vember, 1884 Magdalena Stsudt filed her petit
tion in the court of common pleas Of Monroe
county. Ohio. praying for alimony to>be charg
ed on defendants Jacob Staudt's real aud per.
sonal estate and to enJoin sand Jacob St,ud'
from di-po-ing of said sstate aud also to sIjoiu
certain parties therein named from paying to
said Jacob Staudt the amount owing BY them
to him.
j. Said cause will be for hearing on and after
the 18th day of January 1885.
sPRIGGs s. BRIGGS,
dec2, ,84w6 her Attorneys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-02

PKEsIDENT-eiect, CLLyELkSD and Sen
ator GEossE n. PEsoLE1os stand shoul
der to shoulder on the question OF q
thorough re'ermN OF the Civil Service.
While CLEVELAND stands forth as.the
ehsmpion OF Civil Service in The State
Of New York, PENDLEroN ranks as It's
champion in the Nstion. 80
The "spolls" champiass who predict
antaponism between the Presiden, and
Senator ON this question are mistaken,
and will discover their mistake when
they leave Washington City with empty
waaess after weeks Of ifruitless importD-
nity for place because of services to the
marty. Honest, competent nen will
take rank all the time in positions To- be
oiled. Party backs and stoilsmen' who
yell at conventions and on election day
for the espdidstes who supply them Rita
"boodle," will be left out 10 The cold ~
be cared for by their hackers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-02
A Burglary That .'Fakes the Cake .

New YoRK, NV. 26.-Burglsrs last
night broke into the Kings County peni.
ten,iTy and robbed the safe OF the shoe
shop of all the money which was brought
there yesterday TO pay of the employees
The burglars entered through window
of The sboe shop, pryibg the bars Of the
window apart With jimmy, and when
inside forced the Office door open. Then
they began operations on the safe, from
which they took $4,000 belonging to the
Bay State Shoe ana Leather Company.
How the bui glars affected the Job with
out making noise enough t, arouse the
guards In the peni,e ntiary is surprise
TO every person.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-02
A BRAND NEW SENATOR.
And He Will be a Democrat from
J-y~ * the State Of lllinnis.s

= - S<rArsss =.
CHro.so. Nov 26.-The grand Jury
remsined 10 session until after midnight,
counting the ballots in the second pre-
cinct, OF the eighteen ward. Though
Judge Blodgett authorized the counting
Of The Congressional vote OILY, the
Senatorial vote was also counted Then
wss made the astounding discovery that
Brand, Democrat, had received 498 vote.
or "a votes more, and Leman, Republi-
can, 1875, or 25 less lban be was credited
with on the face OF the returns Nearly
or quite two hundred ballots were found
to be straight Rapub ican. with the ex-
cepiion only that Brands name was Sub
stitu,ed for that OF Leman. This ticket
was fac-simile Of the straight R'publi-
can, and pisiers were used to only q
limited extent. This practically disposes
OF the cry OF fraud, and MIR. Brand will
undoubtedly take his seat. The Legis-
lsture is thus D. mocraiic on joint bal
lot with majority Of two. and the next
Senator from Illinois will be Democ aiic
safe.
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IYsOLvENT NOTICE.

.ON the 25tk day Of November, lss4. tbs
~ Probate c urt of Monroe Couuty, Ohio,
d 'clared the estate OF Bazit Stewart deceased,
to be probably insol'ent. Creditors are
therefore required to present th-ir claims
against the estate to the undersigned for al.
lowanee, within six months from the time
Shove mentioned. OF: they will not be entitled
to payment. GBOR9k 8. AhdkO.
Admir- de bopis non Of the estate Of BAIL
Stewart. deceased. dsc7, saws.
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TpR CIeyelana p..nv p,,.(oive. n

: THs Cleveland Psany Pns gives the
pedigree Of the following Republican
candidates for Governor in 1885:
"Young is Telie OF HAYES; Fcrea.
ker was defeated by Hoaily; TAYLOR
was knocked out OF congress in distric'
II by Gen. Warner, and LAWRENCE well
Lawrence Is successful Office holder a,
Washington and an able man."
r When the time comes for action, TAI
Tor will have this District solid in the
convention, notwithstanding a few '.kick.
ers" in Woodsfeld. JOE. and his "boo.
die" managers in the. county have the
game we'll In hand. ----,'s :. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-02

TIE Daily Guernsey Times is dead
Il held on to the ragged edge until the
26th nit, when Il let 60, regre'tiug deep
" that lie many falsehoods against Gen.
wARxER and the Democratic party had
pss been more prolific Of success TO
'tJcE and ME." Z
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-02

RfBeL yelIs come from Republican
Elitofs. their hired correspondents. and
cranks paid to talk payment Of the Con.
federa,e deb, and pensions for Confed-
crate soldiers The people laugh at
sach silly stuff when they read It in Be.
publican newspapers They kuo. it is
the offspring Of malice and sore places
occasioned by defeat, and that no can
did, honest Republican Editor gives It .
place In his columns
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-02

'Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
Trains are run west Of the Obi River Goth
meridian time, Bast Of the Ohio River, 75th
meridian time.
Train leaves GAINESVILLE at 2s3) p. m, ar.
riving at Wheeling at Sale p. m.
Train leaves Wheeling st ga. m, arriving
q. Barnssvills at 9.55 q. m.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Bslti-
more.
W. RBPPBRf, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
G. K. LORD. Gen, Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-02

We csll forihe name and place Of res
idence OF the Republican who hurrshed
for JED Davis at the Democratic jollifi-
cation on the 14,h inst.-Aonroe Ga
His name e EDWARDS and bis place
OF residence is franklin township. He
came ont Of Miss JsNEs' store, Stopped
with the Editor of.lhe Gdsstts moment
and. before he had gone len steps com
menced hurrahine for JEFF DAVIS. The
reader is at liberty to draw his own liz
ference. -
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1885.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

With the new volume, beginning In De-
cember. HABfsR's MAeAzrss will conclude its
thirty fifth year. The oldest periodical Of
Its type, 1t is yet, in each new volume, new
MAGAZINE. not simply because it presents
fresh subjects aud new pictures, but also,
and chiefly, because 1t stea lily advances in
the method itself Of magazine making. in
word the MAGAZINE becomes more and
more the faithful mirror OF curreut life and
movement Leading features In the attract
i've programme for 1885 are: new serial nov
els by Constance Feniuore woolsou and W,
D Howells; a new novel entitled AT the Red
Gloves" descriptive illustrated papers by Y.
D M,.let, z Swain Clifford, Z. A. Abbey, u.
Gibson and others; Goldsmith's s'She Stoops
to Conquer" illustrated by abbey; impor.an
papers on Art, Science etc. ~
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"GArH," The Republican correspond.
ent Of the Ehqsirr. sdfked hard to de-
feat CLryrLAxD and HExpRIcxs, but the
Democracy paid very little attention to.
bis yaporinos this wear.
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JeHSNF MCLEAN for q Cabinet posi-
ton! That is the most absurd propo-
sition that has been sdvsnced. His
chances of success are about as good as
BEN. BurLER's for the Presidency. .
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Atireat Discovery :

Mr.. Wm.. Thomss, OF Newton, Ia,
SAYS: "My wife has been seriously at.
fected with cough for twenty five yeare,
and this sp,iag more severly than ever
before She bad useG many remedies
without relief and being urged TO try
Dr.. Kings New Discovery, did so. with
most gratifying results. The first bottle
relieved her very much, and the second
bottle has absolutely cured her. She has
not had so good health for thirty years. !"
Trial Bottles Free 9. R. W. Pope's
Druy Store Large size 81 90
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TIE daily press is engaged in Cabinet
making. President CLEvEyAsp will
frame RIs own Cabinet when the proper
line comes. !
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The True Doctrfne.

.AbfHly and zeal .iu-ths service win
be the measures OF usefulness. -
~The<yuies- or the Civil Service Com
mission win govern silminer appoint.
ments. srs - s'"s-'t sFs 's''s W 's'
II have no hesitatiou In Saying thst ]
fully approve 'ofstbs principles embod-
fed IN the PExDLEros bill'-GRoyER
CLEVELAND
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PkssfDErfiAL electors meet IN the sew
eralsSsEes sol "Wednesday, the Sd inst.
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tnts. P. DoiEiR, ESQ ). son SOL 81 Mr.. 81
NON DoRa. Sr. Of woodsHela, Is mem.
her Of the wes. Va. Legislature from
Webster and Pocahon'as counties.
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OUa roosters go into winte, quarters
after this week. They have had q jolly
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cries OF iRoN. cont ined With Other
tepics and most perfect neivine. are
found iu Carter's Iron Pills, which
strengthen the nerves and body, and i'm
prove the blood aud compl, xion.
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cLlvELANDs plurality in West Va is
I 2sl, Fusion sas . feilurs IN the e,iittle
Mountain State. 2 -
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sioubts Democratic on joint.ballot. Poor
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TUESDAY, DfcEGBRR I, 1854. :

BLAnE's plurality in Michigan is D.
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