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barron County Items.

From the Chetek Alert.
The Wis. Central road expects to
reach ST. Paul by Dee. LIST.
Regular trains commenced running
on the 500" road last week Thurs
day.
Burnett Is still the banner Repub-
lean county of the state; but 81 Dem
ocratic votes out of 636 votes east.
Butler received 6 only and St John
but l.
y new postofiice to be called Wey-
erhauSer, has been located where the
500 road crosses the Chippewa Log
ging railroad.
Indications are now strongly in tay-
or of about half of the usual amount
of logs being cut in the woods the com
ing winter. and prospects are not ov-
erly favorable for the laboring man.
a new town was formed from the
north half of Stanfeld, by the County
Board, last week, which makes four
teen towns in the county. The new
town will be called Oak Grove.
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Owing to the very severe storm
which prevailed AL day last Saturday,
our Democratic lady friends had to
postpone their supper until Monday
evening, at which time a large and
happy crowd gathered at the court
house to do ample justice to the feast
Of good things that was spread before
them. The rooms were handsomely
decorated, the tables tastefiIly arrang-
and loaded down with all the Injuries
Of the season. Good music was in at
tendance and those who wished to had
II chance to trip the light fantastic till
they were tired. Representatives Of
all parties were present and all seem
ed to enjoy the occasion equally we'll.
The Democratic ladies are entitled
to much credit and unanimous vote of
thanks, for their very elegant and en-
joyable entertainment.
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remote from WASHINGTON.
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Patent Office. For circular. advice. terms and
reference II actual clients in your own state. or
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C. ST. P. NJ. 90. TIME CARD.
Superior Cham'r of Commerce

USCOETuR ATEIl
MEETS FyERY w;-pS slsrAY TyESTNG.
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FoR SAIE-2O tons choice Timothy
hay small bales, Ten cords dry Tam
arac wood. J. :. RITCHIE.
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u RH NOTICE,

Cameron, LoScy & Bum.
Plaintiffs Solicitors.
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Grand Holiday Excursion
ITO THE
VALLEY ofVirginia
-VIA--
II. &c O. r.. r..

On Tuesday, N 'vember 11th, 1884
the B. q o. R r. will sell round triI
tickets to Harrisonburg, Va, and return
from all Coupon stations on it's Trans
Ohio Divisions, at extremely low rates
aud make the tickets good returning or
all regular trains for sky. days. This
will be one of the most delightful ex
carsions ever given. The far-famed
mountain scenery now draped in its au-
tumnal attire and the great Shenandoah
Valley will fill all lovers OF the beanti.
ful with exquisite pleasure, whilst the
long length Of time given enables old
Xrginisns to visit their friends and rela-
tives. and hunters to enjoy their favorite
spot. No one should Miss this golden
opportunity. Call on B. q O.. ticket
agents and get rates and time Of excur.
sion train from your station.
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NUMBER 80.
Practical Metaphysics.

Cut this out. Paste IL In your mem.
Dry. II is OF more importance 10 tou
Individually than Presid dential election.
Don't drum on the desk with your
fingers or "joggle" your foot BY the
hour While sitting down. In 90 dong
you are expendiuQ strength Tor nothing
TO get which you have eaten
aad slept-strength you need to use TO
best aavaptsges in buying. selling and get
ting . living va s.
Every movement Of muscle, whether
It accomplishes an thing or not, whether
voluntary or involuntary, costs an out.
lay Of body strength. Every thought
also involves an expenditure OF streag,h.
Therefore all thought involving fret,
worry, fear or borrowed trouble il 90
much s>ceeeak aaehlR- axnondad.
Il will waste you away mind snd body.
You may always tell man or woman
whose -existence has- been a lifelong fret
by their care.worn, hollow, emsncistei
faces. They are never healthy. Fret
kills more people than the cholera. Il
lesks s~sS strength constantly. Al Last
the weakest organ or functions gives
way. This We Gail disease. The doctor
comes and gives the disease q Lsiu
name. The disease may attack heart,
liver, lung, stomach, kidney. Bot the
real aud underlying cause had been 81
work for years 10 the patents mind. .
You cant help fretting, Worrying, bor
rowing trouble. That makes no differ.
ence M TO result. MerciI IS Nature
,akes no account Of what you cant help.
Possibly you cannot help It Years ot
habit may have made, worrying ..second
nature" for you. 1t may be habit a.
bard TO hreak IS the ''joggle" OF your
heel while sitting at the DESK BUih
movewents-ths physical one Of your
foot and the mental one OF youf mind
nay have become involuntary. You
might cell II automatic mind or body
action, or automatic exhaustion. sa
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Selerf Starr.
MARRIED FOR FUN.
By ALFRED cRAYos.

"What has been planned for to.mor-
row evening ?" cried a chorus of voices,
as a small company of Young people
camping ont among the New Hampshire
mountains were about to separate for the
night.
The question brought two or three
early birds, who was Fastening to their
tents, back among the rest Of the compa-
ny to discuss some new pleasure or sport
for The next evenings entertainment
Several plans were suggested, hut none
Of them met the approval CT the whole
party.
"Mr. Carlson, you have as yet sugges.
ted nothing. What do you think il
would be pleasant to do to morrow
nightP' asked one OF the young ladies.
II, Miss Mary ?" answered the young
man addressed who until this moment
had been leaning indifferently against q
tree. j am going to the village to-mor-
row, and probably will not return uatil
the following day"
The faces OF the whole party fell, while
it was evident from their tones dfregret
that Mr.. Carlson was great fayoli,e in
camp.
"Mr. Carlson must have found some
modern Maud Muller, who offers attrac-
tions much superior to ours, elss be
would not make such frequent journeys
to the large metropolis Of Meadville.' -
This remark was made in very sarcas-
tic tone by young lady who was STIR
ring the dying emhers OF the camp FIRE,
thereby causing shower oil sparks to ny
around her.
The blood mounted high into .he face
Of the gentleman addressed nd,reachinR
ont his hand to brush off spark which
had fallen on the young lsdy's dress, Mr.
Carlson said IN low tone ."Miss Thur
ston, what matters it TO you whether /
90 or stay p ~
But before his question could he an
swered Carson's sister answered petu-
lantly: "Oh! friends, lei him 60 he told
me ne bad business appointment and
Arthur will never hreak an appointment,
no matter how trivial, unless, perhaps,
for q wedding or funeral"
well, funeral we will not have. even
to keep your charming company. Art
cried boyish voice. I'VE might have
wedding" the hoyish voice continued
Il wouldn't mind being party to that
myself" and the speaker looked mis-.
chievously at one Of the ladies who col
ored deeply and walked away In seeming
anger.
"Hear! hear!' cried all the gentlemen
laughing, "who will volunteer to have O
wedding on Carlson's account? ?"
The boyish voice spoke again:
IN, one loves you we'll enough, Art,
to be married tor you,hut me, and I sup.
pose / can't he wedding all by myself.
IL will help you ont IN that, cousin
john" gaily cried Miss Thurston. 81
have been meditating marriage for some
time, and this is the FIRST opportunity
WE'LL" she said rather hesitatingly, "this
is the first opportunity which l have cared
to embrace"
"But, Margie." replied her cousin
John, as ii greatly perplexed, syou see
not anticipating this event, and never
having been encouraged bv you to con-
slider myself candidate for such honor
II have spoken to another girl upon th'
same subject.
Every one Joined in the laugh at Mis-.
Tburston's expense but Arthur Carlson
"Miss Tburston." he said when the laugl
had subsided, "yoa have been Tilted al
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The Bastinado.

The Bsstinado is still one Of the an.
thorised punishments in Egypt, and IL
so terrible thai even the silent and much.
enduring Arabs scream with pain after
the 6rst few strokes. First the victim
Is laid on his face on stone and held
there firmly. Then bis legs are raised
till the nat coles Of the feet are upper.
most, aud secured in that position The
lash is species OF cat, but with Eve
strands instead OF nine, and 1t stings
and cuts frightfully. The torture is in.
6icted for very slight ofenses, and
mains the sufferer for many days.
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The Partisan daily ,parer claims :, cir.
Fculs,ion Of $4,000, Tbi, Is probably
due, chiefly, to the fact that Paris Is TIE
very heart and centel Of France, and
Paisian news and opinions have there.
fore special interest and importance.
There is no such centering Of interessin
the United States. because OF tbe wide
extent of the country and the number OF
great cities OF metropolitan character.
II New York was TO the United States
what Paris is to France, there would be
more than one newspaper there with a.
large 8 circulation as the Parisian' Jour.
nal. Current. .s hnsaa tsiq s7SF
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Auehv.
NOT FOR ME.

NOT FOR ME.
ACfs 1: VII.
'Tis not for me to know each time
And season known
To Him alone who sits sublime
Upon His throne;
Enough for me to know that, though unseen
He governs still,
And not an arm can intervene
To thwart His will.
Not mine to ask explained to me
The plans He make.i
Enough for me to know that He
Makes NO mistakrS
What He ordained in His DEGREES
cannot tell.
But this know. that He in these
Does all things we'll.
His judgments deep on either hand
cannot plumb;
Amid their mysteries I stand
Before Him dumb;
Butthese. though wrapped tohuman ken
In gloom throughout,
Shall yet be solved, and naught shall then
Be left in doubt. '-- si
through the veil that interprets
Ask not to see,
If He but shows my way by steps
Enough for me;
Though round about me all be dark,
With Him i. day.
And at Hi, word launch my bark
Unawed away.
Here though oftentimes In tears
Forsaken seem.
Aad fleeting all in earth appears
As in a dream,
Yet with His presence ever nigh
Ionward tread.
And leave to Him the reasons why
Without dread.
Though night It's shades may darkly lay
On hills and lakes,
Yet this I know, that day BY day
The morning breaks;
30 let lifes lights and shadows drear
Be what they may.
His voice enjoining faith hsar
And I obey.
Then ask not to have revealed
My future lot;
But though my way be all concealed,
falter not;
Where my Redeemer bids me go.
He'll give me light;
And though inscrutable I know
His way is right.
OLIVER CRANE. in National Presbyterian.
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~ You m.y no, believe me. gentle.
men," said a ~eather-beaten tramp, ap-
proachiug crowd OF brokers near the
Stock Exchange, shut ! lost q round
s1m OF money on Wall street not 90
many years ago." nov
The hat vas passed sround, and the
tramp put away el.75 in q ,afters. "How
much Was this round sun Of money that
you lost Was asked. -
:. It wsa pennv. dropped It down
q coal hole IN p. Sun Hs4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-11-04

Alabama's fields, as yet practically
untouched, are halt as lsrge as those o.
England. - 'Fsi-.i Il asaF
John Philbrick, Of Seabrook, N. H.
lis ninetY.three years old and bind, and
shaves himself. still with the razor he
purchased seventy.five years ago.
A California farmer has had to pay 9
fiue of $40 for knocking his hired man
down with bunch ofsgrapes weighing
ten pounds q caw siaI 1 ~;
A clergyman, OF Binghampton, -ha'
denounced roller skating for girls. HI
says that the associations of the skatin.
tIink are demoralizing. bes 90 as;.ia
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CataErh

Is avery prevalent and exceedingly dis.
agreeable disease, liable, il neglected, to
develop into serious consumption. Be-
Ing constitutional disease, it requires
constitutional remedy like Hoods
SarsapariIla. which. acting through the
blood, reaches every part o. the system,
effecting aradical and permanent cure
of catarrh iu even its most severe forms.
Made only by G !. Hood 4 Co., Lowell,
Mass.
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A Lawyers. Opinion of Interest to

J.A. Tawnev, ESQ.,, leading attor.
nev OF Wiaona. Minn., writes ssAftef
using it for more than three years, l
take great pleasure in stating that / re-
gard DR.. Kings Nss Discovery for Con.
sumption, as the remedy In the world
for Coughs and Colds. 1t has never
failed to cure the most severe colds I
have had. and invsrilbly relieves the
pam 10 the chest" .sa sii q 10Y
b. Tiial Bottles Of this sure cure for oil
Throat and Lung Diseases may he had
Free at r, ", Pope's Drug Store. Lsrgs
size, 81 600.
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Three Kinds of Shoes.
!, : Ca..alls. NJ, .s,,,s - 81.


Nothing can be more Injurious to a
gro wing girls foot as to put it 10 shoe
pointed at the toe, thereby turning The
great toe inward and producing one of
the greatest plaques OF life-corns, or
worse still, bunions. Young children
should invariably wear straight shoes,
with "elastic waists" ss they are called,
giving play to the muscles, and which in
adults permits the wesrer to walk long
distances without fatigue. II heels are
used at all, they should be low. There
are three kinds OF boots and shoes
those that are made purely on. hyelenic
principles, without any consideration as
to fashion; those that are purely fash.
ionable and the happy medium that com
bines the two. Isboull suggest to nv
readers to suit their interests by turning
thei. attention to the third class, for l.
| is decidedly the right. There are some
new inventions In waterproof soles,
some new pegged soles for running
shoes ana many for the riiers on bicy-
cles AMI tricycIes. The 'cvclist shoe
seems to combine all the merits requir.
ed, for it prevents slipping and gives. a
powerful grip on the tresdle, ensbling
the wearer to ii 10 up hill With compara.
tive ease. An excellent invention'is the
damp-proof boot sole. which consists Of
a light metal plate, or skeleton frame.
provided with solid projections, or teeth,
-. ..t~ - L.
outer s,le from the upper side, and are
thus permanently inbedded in The leather.
II ia an inexpensive article and suitable
for all descriptions of boots and shoes,
and perfectly pliable to the moiion Of
the foot. TIE sols is prevented from
running over and the upper kept in shape
without the Inconvenience OF heavy nail.
81 boots. they are light and indes.
truc'ible.
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O.a~lf you want Monuments, Head.
stones or anything in that line, JoHn N.
EBERLE, Proprietor OF the sMiltonsbuss
Marble Works. is prepared, TO supply
your wants - per cent. cheaper than
any other establishment in Monroe
County. His work recommends itself.
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An Answer Wanted.

p Can any one bring Us a case OF Kid
ney or Liver Complaint thst Electric
Bitters will not speedily cure? We say
they can not, as thousands OF cases al
ready permauentlv cured and who ar'
daily, recommending Electric, Bi,ters
will prove. B'ieht's Disease, Diabtes
Weak Back, or any urinary complain
qrickly cured. They purity the blood
regulate the bowels, and act directly OF
The diseased parts. Every bottle guar
anteed. For sale at SOC. bottle by R
w. Pope. ss
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Jules Ferry, the present premier Of
France, was educated for lawyer and
6rst made bis mark ss q journslist. His
early articles, written when the liberal
press was not 10 favor with tbe Govern.
ment, subjected him 10 considerable per.
secution. One piece won for him fns
Of S2.400.gya' 8s M a
Kossuth lives in little attic depsrts
ment al Turin, having retired from bic
business as teacher OF the Euglish LAM
guage, and is feeble in his old ags.
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q = u
fountain OF love in the breast which now
so often pillowed the weary head. The
kind old doctor worked aud watched as
be had never done before, and be and the
little landlady held many . whispered
consultation 10 the hall about the turn
which affairs had .tskeh
AT last death was conquered. But it
was not for many weeks--not'unti Ar
thur was strong enough to ride out BY
the sparkling blue sea-did the two
speak of the past. Then, when they bad
put it NAV forever Arthur drew his wife
to hin very tenderly and said: SOU
love was born so ,long ago that it al
most had no beginning, and no v, thank
God, it will never know an ending
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eY JOHN VI. EBsaLE, Proprietor OF
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, ispre.
pared to furnish Monuments. Tablets
and Towbstones s5 per cent. lower
than any other establishment in Monroe
county Work from his shops csn be
seen all over the county.
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Boats, Bicycles aud Hay Fever.

With the opening of the season OF
oct ioor sports comes the time of trouble
Tor the poor victims OF Hay Fever. For
them fl ,wers have no odor. and the sum.
imer little or no beauty. To snuff ,sneeze
and wipe thti- weepi ,g eyes for three or
four succe ssive montbs this is their
pitiable portion There is no help in
sea-voyages. there is no help in high
mountain air. These only tighten the
pocket and leave the disease unahatid.
But there I, a positive cure IN Ely 5
Cream Balm Try it II you continue
to suffer it is because you neglect q rem.
edy as sure as 1t is cheap and pleasant.
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A British sea Capiai, and a Yankee
skipper we're sailing side by side. In
sport, the former hoisted The union Jack,
and cried out: "Theres q leg OF nation
for your The Yankee unfurled the
Stars and Srripe-, and shouted hack ::
"And ihereiis the gridiron which broiled
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> .EH Monuments, HeadsloGes and Tab
lets of any design and OF any materis
F25 per cent. cheaper than any other
Establishment IN Monroe or adjoining
counties, at the Miltensburg Marble
Works. ]. N EBsRf e, Proprietor.
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Among new fancies are the italian
aprons, made OF silk or linen, with bands
of rich user ion and edging.
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ORGANS.

OHURCH Committees. School Boards or
~ private families desiring to purchase an
ORGAN can procure 6rst class instruments
at lowest cash prices by calling on or addres.
sing REV. w. T.. GARROWAY,
Woods6e,d, Ohio.
Estey Organs a Speciality.
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have just received full stock Of Gro.
ceres, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars and Candies s.
Can furnish you at low rates any article
kept in grocsry store. Give me a call.
Nov.420, 1883. sesll FRITZ BUCKfO.
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One OF the hosel proprielors at Rocka-
way calculates that during the season he
has furnished to ibi' guests refresame' is
as follows 100000 kegs of lager, $780,
900 miscellaneous drinks. 800, GOO eli.
gars. 5000 sheep, $50 600 chickens, TO-
600 600 eggs, 500 600 gallons OF clan
chowder, 10 600, 600 clans. and twenty
five tons of fsh..-N p. Sun. rs E71
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Of one dollar per square for first insertion, and
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~ Local Notices, per line, first insertion. 10
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YouC Can Have 1t.

"My dear. what would give TO have
your hair p'fis often said bv miidle.sged
ladies to young ones. Madam, you may
have jnsl such hair. Parker's Hair Bal
sam will give it to you. 1t will stop
your hair from falling of, restore the
original color and make II long, thick,
soft and glossy. You need not stand
helplessly envying the girls. The Bal.
sam,is not oily, not dye, but is an ele.
CANT dressing, and is especially recon.
mended for its cleanliness and purity.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
tzrgFFICE West Side of Main Street, two
doors North of the Public Square.

TERMS:
phe copy, one year, 81 80
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One copy, three months, (: :: so
singls copy. !: |: I: !: D
Outside of Monroe County, after
Septefhber 1st, 1882, postage paid
by tho Publisher--$2 In advance
"a 8Subscriptions can be commenced At any
Zine.
, 1884-03-29

Royal B okkeeprr's Ofic", and those
tor Frederikstrd in the Police Office
at Fredtriksfort.
WRITTEN TENDERS,
embodving The points +n'iole in
s 20 of the Cnrdiion for Christian
SIC ana those IN ,ntioned in ! II
an s for 4 e~le'iksted must be sent
in to the Government sealed I'D
marked respectively
'Leverance for Christiansted'
AN
'Leverance for Frederiksted'
within WEDNESDAY the 10Th Ap il
this year at 2 o'clock p. IN, at which
hour, the ten Ier> received viii b.
opened BY the Government ~rcrrta
ry i'll the presence If those bidders
who may be present.
Government Secrerary's ONE, St, Croix,
the 28tb March 1884.
s. W. VAN BRAKLE,
est