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Talk to the Children.
Boston Budget.

Children hunger pespetuslly for new
idess. They will learn with pleasure
from the liTs OF psrents what they deem
drudgery TO study in books; end even II
Thy have the misfortune to be deprived
sef many educational advantages, they
will grow Up intelligent people. We
sometimes see parents who ore tae life ol
every COMPANY which thev enter. dull
silent and uninteresiiug at bcme among
ussir children. II they have not mental
ssctiviiv' and mental stories srfffcient fol
Hoth net them 6 st use what they have
for their cwn households. A silent home
.is dull plsce for young people. place
from which they will escape II they can
How much useful infarm alton. and wha'
urconscious but excellent mental train
'ipg, 10 impaired in lively, social srgu,
.ment. Cultivate 10 the uim4 st the or
Of copveica'i at home.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-15

OMELEr SoCFrLE-Ald to the yolks
of six eggs q tablespoonful Of -four. pep
per and salt; stir we'll together; add thr
vi fts OF the eggs and fry in saucepan
in which has been melted three ounces
Of butter.
II is said tobe Jspsnese etiquette for
gentleman caller never TO leave tht
home of lady friend until she "gives
him the sIgnal for departure. Ou'
West it's different. After few proper
cautionary ahems and abas the ira,t
father generally gives the signal for de.
parture. The h x-toed boot is the con.
ventioI ai signal.
The pain and misery suffered by those
who are { g cted with dyspepsia are ind.
scribable. The &stsess OF the body 4
equalled or surpassed By the confusion
and tortures OF the pind, thus making
Its victims suffer double sfais,ien. Tbe
relief which is giyen BY hoods Sarsapa
,rilla has cauued thousands to he thank
ful for this great medioine Il dispels
The causes Of dvspepsis, and tones up
the dieesliye orgapa. Try Hoods Sar
&aIabblss
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Curious Motive tor Theft.
Chicago Tribune.

u is known that msnv traIDps wh,.
lead delightfully."- lazy existence during
the summer months are in the hal,it OF
celebrating the first hard frost BY som,
slight crime which will secure them snug
quarters during the winten An analo.
gons practice has latelv heen discovered
hy the police tf st Petersburg. where
the II. q1ent commission Of petty ,hefts
by young men who apparently Nere MOI
tempted by want has caused hewilder-
ment. Tbe police bsve now ascer,ained
that these thisves are natives OF the
grasd ifuchy OF Finland, and that ,l.eir
motive is TO escape from military service
under the law of Finland, which do, q
not allow anyone who bss heen convict
ed OF theft to serve 10 the army. Thei,
reason fer gong TO St. Petersburg il
simply that the punishment for theft is
much more severe in Finland than il,
other parts Ct tbe,emplre.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-15
1T Is WELL TO REMEMBER.
That every path hath q puddle.

That every path hath Q puddle.
That che fruit uf success ripeus slow.
Fly.
That be is the richest who wants the
least.
That million dollars will not buy .
ray of sunshine.
! That the greatest Of fsults to be con.
scinus of none
That the hriehtes, thouQhts sometimes
come I om the duilest looking men.
That Metbuselah,. even, never COM
plainsd Of time hanging heavy on hi
hands.
That all Of the gond things # this
world are cf no further good than o.
the, are OF use.
That newspaper may he = sewer, o.
a stream Of pure water, according to its
source.
That what man eets for nothing h.
is verv apt to value at just about what
costs him.
That we often unlock the door Of fat.
with our own hands, and then throw the
kew away.
That commitments and congratulations.
st nothing hut pens, ink and paper, or
words
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-15
Taueation IN Austria.

The system carried out In Vienna for
educating girls is certainly worthy Of
notice. They sre kept at their studies
sunih.they sfe filsen pears OF age. They
phen go ikrongh course of teaching In
the psntry snf the kitchen under some
NJ. mber Of tue family, or sometimes an
der trained cooks, for ayear or twe.--
Tins they learn to 10 everything them
selves and to know the value Of things
long before they commence boasekepp-
ing ON their own account, and though
they may never he rtqnired to cook q
dinner. they become independent OF
cooks and aeiysnis. The Austrian wo
men are most tfectisas,s w.ves and
mothers. They are as accomplished
and learned ss an English gtverness
are as witty in society ss Partisan. and
.rc some OF the most beautiful women
in Europe.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

VI1ILLTAM N. RILEY, whose post eAce
w address aud place OF residence Is uu.
known, will take notice that on the l 6th day
OF November, 1885, James X. Dixon fled in
the court sf common pleas Of Monroe eoun.
~, Ohio, his certain petition against him,
praying for the partition of lot number
twenty seven in the town Of Beallsville,
Monroe county, Ohio, on which there is sit
uate q steam Touring mill. known as the
Dixon & Riley mill.
You are required to answer on or before
the 10th day Of January, 1885.
BRIGGS & MALLORY,
novl7. .'s5tz. Ast'ys for Plaintiff,
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Fred KindeI6erxyor ssaom Il mag Concern:
Notice is hereby given that VIM. Nocaid
has paid into the County Treasury sum suf.
Ecient to redeem lot No I9in the town Of Me-
chanicsburg, sold at q Delinquent Tsx Sale by
John Ruegseggsr. Treasurer Of Monroe county
Ohio, January 20, 1885 In the name Of VIM.
C, Kinoaid to Fred Kindelberger.
q. R. kUHLBMAN,
dsc1, ,'s5t3. Auditor Monroe CO., Ohio.
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1896.
HARPER'S BAzAR.
ILLTrSTR RAEED

Harper's Bazsr is the only paper in the world
that combines the choicest literature and the
finest art illustrations with the latest fashions
and ,aethods of household adornmonS. ls
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Blood Will Tell.
Atlanta Constitution.

II understand you're goir z TO marry
an hsirtsa, Rastus p
.Yes. sab. Mics Jobnsing am repo'.
ted 70 hsb fo'ty seben dollahs in de bank,
sab. ~
"Ta II love ma ch on her part, 'Ras-
tus?"
4 II dean speess bit is, sab. II am q
well.'siablished fac dat nay gran n'nadder
sss y No Sc 10 Gto'ge Washington sab.
So msrpies Mies Johnsing TO eher
money an she marries me TO my blood
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1886.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

.
HARpER's WEEKLY has nov. for more than
twenty years. mainhined its position as the
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Every one who desires q trustworthy politi-
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Your Friends viii Never Tell You,

but perhaps somebody, who lent your
friend, ril, thst iyoor presence is rem
dered offensive by TIE foul, fetid smell o:
your breath. Every word you utter,
though it be the very echo OF wisdom
and poetry, diegnsts your hearers. and
year lsngh is productive cf anything
but mirth to them. 1t is a duty you
owe, not only to yourself. but to socie,,
to remove this cause OF ofe'se.v Dr.
Ssee's Ca,srrh Remedy will heal the els.
easei MUCOUS membrane, will bring re.
Elief to yosese E aud others. Do not
hesitate to tmplcy It..
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sTrains run daily. tDaily except Sunday.
All trains between Columbus and ncn.
,sM run through without change Of ears,
s'nneetips in the Union Depots with all di.
xsrgi' 6 lines.
The Fast Express leaving Cincinnati at
L l0pm,. is solid train, to Pittsburgh via
Wheeling. sleeping oar attached.
g.. p. PEABODX, W. x. REPPRRT.
Qen'l slp'b 9up'l PssA Agent.
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". man meets you win ) pleasant

fsa.. you aill be att to show pleasant
fsce to him; and if he receives you with
sour face yours will probably he sour
also whenever you see him. IN shor''
man is like looking-gless which shows
10 the plessant.fsced man . pleasant face,
snds sJus face TO lba soal-.ac.d msD.
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1890.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRA ATED.

The December Number will begin the Seven.
ty.second Volume of HARPERs MAGAZINE
Miss WooLsoN's novel, "East Angels and
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Some Of Rev. Sam Jones Sayings

Some OF Rev. Sam Jones' Sayings.
One sin cuts the sonl adTift from God
II I had q creed. I'd sell il 10 Q mu.
scum.
What's culture worth, if its nothing
but wlitewash and rss.alf
I'd rather he in heaven learning 70,
A B c 9 than in hell reading Greek.
have little taste for theology and
botany, but ] love religion and flowers
II have douh,s," says one. Well. 'ycu
just omit your meanness, and you'll quit
doui ting.
II man hasn':. enough religion to pray
tcr III. faulty, be basn't enough to save
bis soul with.
God have mercy on . man who pro.
fesses to he Christian, and has not z,
from head TO foot.
B. honest and pay your debts =
There's too many men In the church
boarding with their wivee.
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Her Rick.Rack.

"Mv dear, you haven't cut ont the
leaves Of the msgszine brough: home
last week F"
FIRED. ] hsven't time to read. Ser
how I am getting along With my rick
rack"
YES, dear. You've worked steadily
at il every evening this we,k, haYen'i
your"
Yes"
"Tbere's about nve yards of il, ism,
there ?"
"Y g."
"Ynu can huv il in the store for about
two cents yard, can't your
Yes"
That would be ten cents. wouldn't
IL? Iregard it a. q wonderful freak oi
economy. The gas, the tax on your
eyes, the sup.rioritv Of rick.rsck over q
veil stored ind. the"
Erred. you're just too mean for any
thing - Philadelphia Gail
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1880.
Harper's Young People.
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An epitome Of every thing that II attractive
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Courier.
A weekly feast Of good things to tho boys
and girls in every family which il visits.-
Brooklyn Union.
II is wonderful In Its wealth Of pictures,
Information and interest, t,-Christiau Advo-
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Zsnesville Accom- mccation leaves Pitts
bnrgh 8 IS am. wheeling 3 SIS pm, Bellaire s
As pm. arrive GAINESVILLE 90 pm.
Saudusky Accommodation leaves colum-
bus Fam. Newark 8 o. am.
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Novsmosr ~, ioSb-sw.
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Wheeling Accommodation leaves lanes
Vile 4 10 pm, Cambridge 5 le pm Rsllaire
I 81 pm, Wheeling 8 Is pm.
sTralns run daily. tDaily except Suudsy
Sleeping cars on all through ira MS bt tween
Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Pittsburgh,
Wheeling, Columbus and Cincinnati.
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-25

TnE BRAsoH q. r. 4 N. LIxEs. -
Yesterday Messrs. Miles G. Moore ana
Joseph Jorgensen u Walla Walla arrived
here, their mission being to nrge up ~
%. X. 4 N. Co. the necessity of building
the proposed branch line from StAfbuek'
to Patahs, and completing TIE branch ~
Moscow during the present year. They
wero invited to attend tho meeting cf III
rectors, who discussed tho matter with
them in extenso. Il was no new propo.
sition to the president, or to the Boston
directors Mcssrs Hallowcll and Endi-
colt. Mr.. Smith said that the sentiments
Of the eastern directors was decidedly ii
favor ofbuilding the branches, but they
could make no definite statement y u
the time when work would1begin. The,
clouds in tho financial world had lifted
were beginning to roll BY, and the cor
pany hoped soon to have its fnsnoes u
such shape as to enable construction u
be commenced and pushed. Furthm
than this no promises could Be- made.
Oregonian.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-25

Seattle, June Ii. Ths Iowa party ! ~
rived here last night It 1890 ~ ~
but III awake and out forward Z 81 { th, NV
steamer 70 witness ths enpd ilIcnj1Ix
tiop Of the city prepared exnr. Y ~
the occasion. Tho whole lenefh u Nv
city was brilliantly lishtsd. the nun nsrs,,s' q
window. ~ tha territosi.l nniv.r III y,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-25

It is suggested that on the return of
the Iowa excurtionists TO the city, they
be invited to make special trip a Van
couver 10 the morning, where ! regimen
tai drill may be arranged. Oregoaiaa. ]
If these excursionists desired 70 vi
ness reeimental drills. their trip would
have been made to some Of the eastern,
military posts, and not to the military
stations Of the west, whore troops are, Or
should be stationed to doservice il DE-,
fense Of the frontier, and not for fancy
drill to please excursionists from ths -. !
II the military could be.seen By thcm 4
the act Of defending the people agAinat
the ravages Of hostile Indians, thss III
tors would have something worthy ufs
note to write about whea they arrived
home.
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Ayer's SarsaparMa

4 The only powerful and dllroys reliable
blood.purtjyiRg medicine. II Il so effect
ual an Alternative that 1t eradicates from
the system Hereditary ScrOfula, and
the. kindred poisons OF contagious diseases
riches and vitalizes the blood, restoring
healthfu action to the vital organs and
rejuvenating the entire system. Thisgreat
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MT. IDAHO SCHOOL REPORT.

The following are the names Of those
pupils, who are entitled to a place on the
roll of honor, for the month ending june
II, 1885. The figures accompanying
the names is the average standing of that
pupil at the monthly examination:
Daisy Brown 95 Julia Rice
Maggie Manuel 81 Julia Manuel
Nicholas Lamb 81 Lizzie Cook
Winnie Eastman S5 Earnest Cook
Bertha Eastman 80 May Nickel
Neva Biexford 80 Walter White
Freddie Oliver 80 james Bickford
Carrie Lamb 80 Vina Dacey
Charley Biekford Addie Randall
Benny Reiney Harmon Brown
Albert Brown Jimmie Dacey
Cora Oliver Clara Rowe
JESSIE CLARKE,
Teacher.