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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
OLD HIcKoRY.s II WILL.
Copy of the Document A Admitted to
Probate In Washington.
Washington Critic.

!" OtIttos
A certified copy OF the will OF eA
Presiden, Andrew Jackson, which was
filed some time ago has been admitted 70
pro bale in this city. Th. object OF pro-
hating the viii iihere is said to be the
ini iatory step to proceedings to recover
some valuable and historical papers OF
Mr. Jackson, from which to write his-
tory OF hi. life. The papers were left
for this purpose to Francis P. Blair, and
be left them to Montgomery BLAIR. Tue
latter intended writing the history. but
died before doing go. His son, Wood
bury Blair, is the present custodian OF
them. Tue person instituting the pro.
eeedings is the son Of Andrew Jackson,
Jr, the adopted son of the ex- President.
The will shows that the tes,stor when
he died had only limited supply OF
this verde goods, but an inexhaustible
supply OF loyalty and patriotism.
His bequests consist principally OF
historical relics, such as swords, pistols
and other arms The document. also
se,t 'es his tirthplsce beyond doubt.
Upon his point there has been consider.
atle dispute, Tennessee ana South Care :
Ina and some other States claiming the
honor OF his birth. In the will he speak
OF Sauh Carolina as his native State.
E,ch be1uest OF a swotd or implement
Of warfare calls forth an eloquent pas.
sage txhorting the recipients to never
draw 1t Withaut occasion and to never
sheath il without honor. To his nephew,
Andrew j. DcneIsos, he LETT the sword
presented to tfm' by the state OF Ten
nessee, with the injunction that he ne, el
fail to use it in support Of the gloriouI
Uoion against nfoteign enemies or do
mestic traitors" To bis graudnephew
Andrew Jackson Coffee. be leaves I
sword presented to bin by the 3 d
Company OF Ns~ Orleans, Nth simila
injunction about its use The pistols o
Gen. Lsfayeite, which were presented b.
him to Gen. George Washington snt
later to him 1.-THE testator) he bequehthet
to George w. Lafayette. There wer,
several other historical relics of tb
same nature, which we're oil disposed o
with injnnciions 10 use them in the de
| tense and honor OF the country.
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Chicago Time


Tnere is "a institutiou 10 Belgium
which 10 one OF the most successful in
the world for ,he care and cure OF the
insane. There is no confinement OF any
patient exec ept invery extreme cases. All
The patients live among the people 10 the
main town IN which the asylum is located
and IN the adjacent villages. They board
With the pesssntry end become, 30 taras
possible, identified Thoroughly With the
people With whom they live. There are
no guards 10 prevent escape. for the rea
son that attempts Of the kind are rarely
or never made.
The percentage Of cures under this
sys,em 10 said to Be very much larger
than under any other. Coercion, bru-
tality, padded cells, handcufs, keeper.
with cudgels and all the other parspher'
MALTA OF go many Of the existing asyluw'
are totally snkHown. No case has eve
occurred In which damage to hfs ba'
| been inAicled by any Of the patients, o.
l,houeh many who hsve-homicidal ten
denotes are allowed to hoard in the fam
lilies OF the farmers; and to mingie fIetl
with them ~ al times snd onJah occs
si0us.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
New sv,ndnns Schemes.

Some new confidence games have been
introduced In New York, of which the
World says: "Tbe enterprising young
man who pulled on bic old pants over o
par he was trying on in clothing store
last Saturday, and then walked of, was q
genius id bis way, although he cam
to grief. The trick, however, WIS
not quite as novel as that OF the man
who 6tted on pair OF new boots at
shoe makers aud while admiring bis feet
in the light Of the door, before paying,
was strock BY 0 person outside. Ot
course be started after his asssilsn', en-
coarased ia .he effort 10 catch the rufiian
by The ind digusnt voice Of the shoemaker,
Who followed more slowly in the rear
whether he succeeded is not known, as
the shoemaker bss never seen the Gus.
toner, his assailaut OK the boots since
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

EE Commodore. Garrison is dead bnt
bis early fsats seem to liveafter him. II
is reported that ia his early. burly yeath
when. he Was mere common everyday
captain he threw barrel Of aour With .
man sitting on 1t into the lake at Chica-
go. Another story told Of him 70 that
be rescued . friend from twelve Mexi-
cans In Q saloon on the Texan border.
He is reputed to hare broken the necks
OF two men on this occasion and TO have
fractured the skull OF spother With Q
blow OF his fist. Still he wss great.
hearted man and Was always willing to
help q friend.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
/. Biddeford Me-, Journal,


A smoker OF the place happened 10
drop handsome meerschaum pipe from
his knees to the floor, and the stem
parted in the middle His friends i'm
mediately expressed their sympathy with
him, but the man was not In the least
disturbed by the disaster. He simply
drew bis knife from his pocket, extract
ed blood from bis arm with one OF tht
keen blades, and rubbing the broken
ends Of the pipe in the auid placed then
together, and laid the article on table
to dry. 1t was novel experiment. bu
| It 10 said that it will work successfully
every time. and that il . pipe is onct
broken and cemented with blood 1t vii
never again part in that place.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
The latest fromsthe sea, OF probable

The latest fromsthe sea, OF probable
war is contained IN the following:
-,LoxpoN, May l5.-1ae Standard 10 On
editorial says: ITO speak plainly, The
draft Of the, Anglo Russian agreement
which was sent to St. Petersburg for. sp.
provai. :is found to be wholly -unaccepta-
BILE to the Cz,r's ministers. Though not
formally rejected, it has. been 80 thor.
ouehly condemned in detail that :pracli
callY 1t has ceased to be On agreement.
There is something vas,ly more serious
than bitch in the proceedings. We are
back 10 February, the situation only be-
ing altered to our disadvantage"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
"A WohderfuI Discovery.

Consuuptiyes and all, who suffer from
isny affection Of the Throat and Lune.,
can find certain cure in DR.. King's
New Discovery for Consumption. Thou
sands. OF .permsnent cures verify the
truth of this. statement. M medicine
can show such a record Of wonderfal
cures. thousands Of once hopeless sa''
rerers now gra,efuliv proclaim they owe
their lives 70 the NV Discovery. Il
will cost you nothing 10 give it . trial
Free Trial Bottles at R. W. Pope's Drul
Store. Large ze, 1l.O0.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
REBELS ROUTED.
Another Victory for Middleton and
the Prisoners Captured.

CLARk's CRossINa, May l4.-Batouche
has iallen. The rebels have d d. being
d iven IRON the rifle pits and their am-
bush at tue point OF the bayonet. The
charge was gsi,sLtly made by the Gre
uadiers. Riel sent messenger to Mid
bletou early iu the day saying: III you
persist in firing upon the houses con-
laiuing our women and children we wilt
massacre the prisoners in our bauds. !"
The general in reply told him to gather
fthe women and children into one house
aud thew would not be fred upon.
Later Rel sent an a swer thanking
Gen. Middleton for bis humane promises,
to save the women and children, but sf.
forwards. as the general attack was just
being made, he sent another messenger
aud saws: Il do not like war, hut unless
the troops are retired nv original inten-
,ion to massacre the prisoners will be
adhered to-" but it came too late, as the
charge had already commenced, and iu q
few minutes the rebels scattered and the
prisoners were rescued.
The following is lat OF casualties !:
Killed Capt John French, scout; Lieu.
Fitch. royal grenad,ers; Capt. Brown,
of Boulton's troops; W. H. Kippen sur
veyors' corps; Privste Fisspr. Nine.
,ieth; Private Hardis'v, Nin,ieth.-
wounded: Captain Gil!ies, Ptivste
| Young, :Sergt. Ma Watson, and Sergt.
] Jsraues, OF the Nineteenth. all slightly.
Lieut.. Heliwell, Corporal He'll veil, aod
Priyates Quie'ey and Barton. OF the
M. .lsnSi bsltaliop, and Msj Dawson.
Lieut.. Laudlaw and Privstes Qiigley.
Cook, Vaughan, Barber and Marshall, OF
the grenadiers, are more seriously In
jared. {
Father Mouline wss found in a house
at Batoucbe wounded. it il believed by
the rebels, but not seriously.
The following are rhe names OF the
prisoners rescued tom the rebels: Lush,
Peter and William Tompkins, Mckenn,
Astiey, Ross, and "cConDell.
Batoucbe fell at p N, With loss
on the third day of i've killed aud ten
wounded The steamer Northcote and
another steamer are couiag up the river
with Company e. school infantry. Some
police will cut off the retreat OF the
rebels. The rebel loss is believed to he
severe, hut it is as yet unknown. The
wounded hslf-breed brought 10 is Am
b.ose john, member OF Riel's council
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
THrs is the way a sensible New York
Rspublican puts the case:

"Mr. Cleveland is knocking ell our
arguments to pieces. The country hasn't
gone TO the dogs. The government ser.
vice remains unbroken. There has been
no indecent rush Tor spoils by the hun-
CRY and thirsty Democracy. and Ne will
still continue prosperous. II Clevelsnd
continues in this way he will succeed in
breaking up all party lines. bat THERE.
publicsns will be the greatests losers
We expected him TO disregard the Civil
Service Law, but be Is enforcing u better
and more conscienticasly thap1ites was
before. II We don't look out We will be
left stranded without an issue In. 1885. ="
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

RussrAH papers suggest the submitsa'
OF EnssIs's bin fes- hsr war preparations
TO the mediator between thstwo nations
with the understanding that England
shall pay The bill il the arbitrasor decides
that England, ,is responsible for the cause
OF The dispute. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

aLEr Mr.. CLEyELAsD give rs four
years OF administration such as he has
TINS for given, and there will bs no Re
publican party LEFT at tie end Of BIZ
term" said q Northern Republican q
New Orleans short time since.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
VERY Remarkable Recovery.

Nc. Geo. v. Willing. OF Manchester,
Mich, writes: "My wife has been al.
most helpless for fivegears, so helpless
that she could not turn over 10 bed
alone. Che used two R Bl,tles OF Electric
Bi,ters. and Is 80 much improved. that
she is able nov to do her own work"
Electric Bitters will do ell that is
claimed for them. Hundreds Of tes,i-
monials attest their great curative pow.
ers. Only City cents bottle at r W.
Popes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

IT is reported that Russia is adding
1900 troops to her frontier guards IN
Poland on the lines toward Austria and
Pl ussia. Such action on Russia's part
necessitates an equal increase OF troops
on the Austrian and Prussian sides.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

BEraEsEsrArlys FIsLxr, OF Noble,
end Jodge Bqros, Of Guernsey coun
". have been mentioned by Their friends
fau Senatorial nominations In this Dis
trict. Yhey are both 6rst class men.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

MoRRIsoN has retired from the Sena-
torisl sirugglein Illinois. LoeAsis still
on the track.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

On Education Day, May l2tb, at the
New Orleans Exposition. Hon. L D
Blows, School Commissioner Of Ohio,
delivered an address on Education in the
limited States
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

A DEMOCRATIC Administration is hsss-
4ng poly eamists down in Utah. The Re
publicans resolvsd Against the "twiu
relic' for tventy-four years, but never
disturbed It's growth. II
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

GEN. GRANTS health is not in Is 10.
vorable condition now as the reports
indicated week since. Has been talk
No aud working too much.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

HoN. G. W. Cares, OF Tusearswas
County. is = candidate ies senstor In
this District. M. CnrEs is, sound
Democrss and equsre msn generally
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
GRANTS CONDITION.
His Throat and the Weather Troub-
ling General Grant Considerably.

ling Generai Graut COusiucrHDiys
NEW YoRk. May l4-Yesterday vas
ackAo owledged to be "bad day" for
General Grant. He suffered With his
throat and could not speak without dif.
iculty. The afternoon brought him no
relief, even though II brought DR.. Doug.
las. and 1t was not until early this morn
ing that he fell into slumbsr, saperin-
duced by an extia quantity OF morphine.
This morning be- awoke feeling little
easier, but not at ell improved ip bis
general condition. Dr.. Douglas state
ments mean simply that the General is
not progressing 10 the same ratio ss
hitherto. The weather has . very de
pressing effect on the :Genersls spirits
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

THE Philadelphia Times says: "No
man can be great in the legal profession
and devote half his time or even less, to
politics.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

Gov. HoAplx, OF OHIO. has been ap.
pointed by the Presideat 40 one Of the
Board Of Visitors to the U. s. Military
Academy for 1885.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

When Republican is replaced in of'
Gee by Democrat The able editors ol
the Republican organization stand upor
,hsir hind legs and howl dirmally.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
wOOdsdeId
Select School.

UsHK Spring Tern Of thIs school wlll seR-
i msncs Juns I. l6e6, and continue -
session weeks.
The prinsipal promises his a1lset e1bste ~
the sivsnsemsnt Of thoes n aslendnAees
whiIs ths. tsvn sfsrds supssies sdvsnt9eee
to any other town in The ceuntys fhe pe.s
sucesss Of this school ard iss lssge afteed-
anos are its bsst reesnnsndatlosA Aoss
many years experience In eomusn, graded
and select schools We Assl prepared ~ givs
% thorough instysetiou q sau be had - any
Of the colleges. nsrss1tsr th6ss dsslflrg >
good prsssical adusstien - y aeeeuuode-
ted 81 the Wsodsasld Selsst SCHOOL,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

8 Henry Schmnhsls, foreman Henry
.Krug Packing Co., ST. Joseph. Mo uses
Dr.. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil With bis men
for sprsina, csts, bruises, chapped hands,
etc. II the best.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

TIE plank is ont and fourth class
postnastcrs are s.epping down and out
At atalively rate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

Tar hali-brsed and Indian troops in
Manitobs, headed By R,El- met With .
severe defeat last week at the hands Of
Gen. MIDpLsror and his troops.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

MR. C. F. GILtIAE, Of Athens County,
has been appointed Special Agent Of
the Buteao Of Labor in the Interior De-
partment.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

MAJ GrN. IRwIs MoDowELL died in
San Frsnchco on the Alb inst He was
born in Ohio in 1873
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

THE Democratic State Convention will
probably be held at Columbus about the
middle Of August.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
Dead With Her Two Babies.

LrrIrz LANcAsTER Co., Pa. May H.
This quiet Morasian village was ,hrosn
into the greatest excitement Just before
dusk this evening BY the mad action OF
Mrs. Hiram Psau'z. who deliberately
threw her Eve children into Benkley's
mill dam, and jumped into the water
herself. Tonight the dead bodies OF the
mother and two of her children lie side
ny side 10 downstairs little room. while
the three remaining children are confined
TO their beds upstairs suffering from the
effects OF their terrible experience. 1t is
supposed shat the woman was laboring
under religious excitement al, the time
she committed the deed.
THE cumursa OF MADNESS.
The father vas absent from home.
According to the, story sof the childreS
their molher took them out toward
evening TO the dam The Oldest wss {
boy only nine years old. She took them
to the edge Of, the dsu sod threw The
three oldest into the water, and after as
suring herself that they could not react
land. took the two others into her arm'
and cast herself and them into the water
Some men in the mill witnessed the oc
currence and has,ened to the rescue, but
as before stated. only succeeded il
saving the three Oldest childisn Th'
bodies were eli recovered, butibe moth
er and her two babes, aged one and
three, we're already desd. Z
The Coroner has summoned jury
and will proceed to bold an inquest il
lhe morning. The husband and lathe
came home soon after the terrible even
and was grief stricken over the awfu
affair. Mrs. Pfautz wss forty-swo year
Of age
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
Closing Out Sale.
GREAT BlRCaIR n RE GOU1y
General xsfehandiss,


nN and sfter Nsrck 70, 1855. vs vim ssll
u our entire stock Il gssssal nseshapdiss
q and below cost. We mean tns whes ws
say. for our entire stock mnat aaA shAll b
sold 70 close out businsss q an sss.y ansA
RRoDuOm
Of sll kinds will be taken IN szoha1gs fSs
goods. All bills and sseeants nust ~ go.
tied BY August !, - vs ~ Sstssnined -
CLOSE business BY that date. TAoss wlshing
TO obtain bargains. sush - ASSs nsvss ts1eF0
been ofsred IN this v10ixie3s eAe1lN ci1
early. Don't forget the dsss, March -.
The abuvs goods, eitAss with q without
the business and dwelling properly vih b
sold on very reasouabls tsrmA
kyANS BROS 3 AYB98s
nshlv,'ss. ualsga. 0Aas-
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

c. ". Lowe, plaintiff, I Before Adam Ar.
against mold, J. r. oi
]. ". Rhodes, defendant. Sunstury town.
ship, Monroe County, Ohio: On the 5th day
of Nay, A. D. 1885, said Justice issued 81
order Of attachment in the above action iol
the sum Of Twelve dollars.
se,ss C. v, LOWE
Sunsbnry township. Nay ., 1855.
msyrs ,'e5w3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

SENATOR PEspLrros, Minister TO Ger
many, hss arrived at Berlin.
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HIshsr Brsnehss .......-.......... - 20
FOR further particulars esll on y sddrsso
JAMES a. SvArsOy. fsipsleqk
nchie.'sotd Wsodsesle, oale.
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Classes viii Be formed IN suy d Tie hiG6os
branches to suit the needs OF studsn>s.
For further particulars address,
Prof. b. T. MORROW. Nasty, Ne,
l.. TWINBM, Marietta, 0hiss
PsisoiDsls,
or Rev. ". T. aARRowAy. weodsasld, okis;
ian6, ,'s5td.
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TUITION.

Higher Branches, 49,
Common 4W
Required in advance
Good board ct reasonable rates. A tsaehers'
examination at close Of term. For furthsr,ip'
formation address q. & *. s. +.
RL NORRIS. p,,.s...L
DIX LUFHY --
Jerusalem. Monroe oounty. Ohio.
sprilsS, ,SStd.
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Yep 9Sbsriissn'tlts,

JAMES z. JONES,
ATTOR N Ely A T L A W
WOODsFgEED. emo.
win practice in Monroe and adjoining coun.
ties. Collections will reosivs prompt. atten'
lien. H0Ace over Kettsrsr's store
: mayl9,,85r. s
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Text HoC1Os
Ortbography- Wright and others; Realine-
McGufey's Penmsnship Eclectic Hystens
Grammar Harvey; Biography and History
/ BY topics; Arithmetic and Aleebra-R Ray's new
edition; Physical Geography Hosntoa; 0ssu-
etry-Oiney; Philosophy auaekenbos; Phy,i-
elogy--Stsele; Civil Eovsramnt-a auplse
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
|JERUSAL.EInG
SELECT SCHOOL.

.rrHE first term Of this 'echool vii oonps.es
i July 20, 1885, and eoatiass tee
weeks asf 80
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