The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-01-06

Inc distressing disease, OaiI hueum,
lis readily cured by Hoods Ssrssparllls,
the great blood purifier. Sold BY all
druggists
Tescher: "Can ycu tell me ths plursl
OF her. Johnny 2" "Johuny: "Yes'm
hers" "Teecher: "Hers! Then what
would be the plural Of his p" Johnny:
"Hisses."
"Ma, what is meant nv little pitchers
have long ears7'" :'It is simply an ex
preston, my dear. used by grown pe"p'e
sometimes when children are about.
Wher. did you hear it2" II heard ps
say 1t 10 the nurse
Wren Young lady encourages iel-
low for two or three years, and then
suddenly turns around and tells him che
can never be more than sister to him.
he can, for the first tine, see ireckles on
her nose.
Il is said, seriously, that Ben Butler 10
financially embarrassed. The money he
spent in the campaign, together with the
-prodnclivenes Of some of his in
vestments, owing to business depression.
has reduced bis income and made hin
hard up for ready money.
The following advertisement appears
in the London Field: "a married couple
nf position, wishing for an occasional
change to a country house, would be-
happy to visit people OF status for few
weeks, who would accept remuneration
foi the same. Address, ETC."
President Elect Cleveland has return
ed TO Mr.. o j. Cougblin, of Bingham.
ton. an elaborately put up, gold.hooped,
gold-fanceted cask containing FIVE gal
Ions OF fine old rum, sent as suggestive
Of the three now famous RS. But what
could Coughlin sxnect excepting the re-
:urn of his rum2 Burchard's rum sven
back" on him-and on Blaine, too, &c
cordiEg TO the Tribune's revised returns.
-. World.
Ladies are now carr, ing the rage for
harmonious dressing even to their not,
paper, which must correspond with thei
complexion and hair. A few years ago
The staple tinls of fine stationery weie
white and cream, with a small percent
age Of lavender, azure and few Others.
Now there are about twenty five standard
tinia altogether, while the number OF
shades given to each tint is without
limit.-N. Y. Mail.
For fried chicken, cut the chicken into
six or eight pieces. Season we'll with
salt and pepper. Dip in beaten egg.
then in 6ne bread crumbs in which there
is one teaspoonful OF chopped parsle,
for every cupful of crumbs. Fry ten
minutes in boiling fat Cover the center
OF cold dish with Tariare sauce Ar
range The chicken on this and garnish
with border of picked beets. so that
Il can he served with cream Saraunah
(Ga) Ners
The proportion Of men employed as
teachers in the public schools decreases
Eevery year. IuNew York State during
The last year for which full reports have
been rendered 1882 there was a de-
crease OF male teachers amounting to
537, and an increase of women to the
number OF 953 The change is significant
Of several things, and points to the time
when few OF the schools will have any
male teachers besides the Principal, II
indeed most Of them DO not have fe.
male Principal.-N, Y.Hsrdld.
Many persons are under the errone
Gus impression that liver complaint be-
longs to the category of incurable dis
eases. II they could see the testimonials
showing The cures that have been affect
ed by Mishler's Herb Bitters, Their ideas
on that point would change. Mrs. An.
ME Musselman, of Lancaster, Pa /, says
: suffered for ten years with liver COM
plant, and our hest physicians failed 10
relieve mo. Mishler's Herb Bitters
cured me-"
The irichi, s is usually derived by
man from the flesh OF the pig. 1t exists
IN the muscles enclosed in micruscopic
cases. II pork be eaten upcooked or
partially cooked the cases are dissolved
and the trichir 10 become sexuallv ma
ture IN the intestines; the young are
produced and burrow their way into the
muscles, where they become encysted
In burrowing they cause great pain and
fever and sometimes death. The adult
worm is about one twelfth OF an inch
long.-Defreit Post.
This is world Of superstitions. In
Russia they will not pass the salt. Many
men dislike to be one OF thirteen at Ia
bile. Some men and many women hate