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Chicago News.

Al the panoran o OF the battle of Shi.
lob In this city a few days ago. small.
sbri~eled-up man made himself copspi
cuous by going around the place in:yel-
ing dolorously. He did not appear To
be more than Eve feet high. He war
dressed all In black, and his attenua.ed
form and gray whlskers gave bin 9 pc
chliarly grotesqae appearance. He seem
ed to be greatly interested in the pauo-
rama, and IS be moved from one point
of view to another, be groaned ard wept
copiously. A tall, rswhoned man sp-
preached him be wore gray clothes and
military slouch hat, and be had The
general appearance OF a Missourian
away from home on holiday.
"Reckon you were at Shiloh, eh.
stranger :" asked the tall, rsw.boned
mar.
EYES, replied The small, shriveled-ur
man. "and never shall forget IL; 1t wss
the toughest battle of the war"
81 was thar" said the tall, raw.boned
man, "and nv regiment was drawn u,,
over yonder where you see that clump
OF trees"
"You we're rebel, then p
II was confederate" replied the tsli
Iaw-bon,d d man, "and / did some tiohi
smart fighting among that clump
trees"
81 remember it WE'LL" sail the sma i
shriveled.up man, for I vas a fedora
soldier, and the toughest scrimmage IL
all that battle was just smong that clunl
CT ,rees."
"Prentiss was the Yarkee G neral
remarked the tall, aw.boned man, "an,
: I'd have given him pretty 10 have seer
him that day. But, dog.on me, the little
cues kept out Of sight, and we uns eau.
to the conclusion that he was hidin' bach
In the rear some whaf."
"Our bows we're after Marmaduke, >
sal the small, shr velrd.up man, IF h.
was the rebel general and bad bothered
usa great deal. But we could get nc
glimpse o. blm-he was too sharp to
come to the front, and it was lucky FL
him, too"
"Os, but what scrimmage it was,'
said the tall rsw.bobed man.
"How the s,bors clushed aud how the
mines 'wbistled! !! cried the small, shriv.
eled-up nan
| The panorama brought back the old
time with all the vividness OF yester.
days occurrence. The two men were
oiled with strange yet beautiful en'bu.
siasm.
"Slrsnger," cried the tall, raw.honed
man, Eve fought each other like devil,
that day, and we fought to kill But the
wars over now and We ain't soldiers any
IonRer-gimme your hand!"
with pleasure" said the email
shriveled ny man, and the two clssped
bands.
"What might be your name ?" inqrired
the tall, raw-boned man.
81 am G. neral B. NJ. Pren,iss," said
the small, shtiveled.up man.
"The--you say!" exclaimed the tall
rsw.honed man.
sYes," resfflrmed the EN- all. shriv.
eled-up man and who are your"
81" replied the tall, raw-boued man
an General John S. Marma ed uke."
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The Chinese Goyerument never cav

The Chinese Government never gave
better evidence Of it's frugal mind thar
in it's patient investigation of Tie Roch
Springs massacre. It doesn't protes,
Tor cent, but II adds up.for au indem.
nifty.
The ProhibitionIsts ARE complaining
considerably that documents in the io-
rerest of that party, are kept from the
public by some Postmastere. They have
tecome so ". xed over the matter, that
watchers vii be placed on the picket
line.
The Republicans OF New York Somi.
mated the following ticket last week !:
Governor, Ira Davenport; Lieutenant
Governor, Joseph B. Carr; Secretary OF
State, Anson s. Wood; Comptroller !;
James W Wsdsworth; State Treasurer,
Charles Ulrich; ATTORNEY General, Ed.
va;d B. Thomas; State Engineer, W. P.
Van r ,nsselaer.
A telegram from Palermo, Sicily,
where the cholera is now raging, says
that the sanitary officers Who are sent to
cleanse and purify the houses infected
with the disease are viciously assaulted
by the people. 1t is In the haunts If
such ignorant people tha, cholera finds
its victims Dirt, superstition and be-
lief in miracles combine to make easy
coLquests for cholera.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-29
Democrats, Tuesday, October 18th,
Is the day to Rally at the Polls.
John Sherman's War Record.

John Sherman's War Record.
General f. B Finley, OF Crawford
county, in q speech at New Washington
O, gives the following account of John
Sherman's evasion of army ervice:
Perhaps you are not aware that the
Senator was once Colonel in the army
Yes, indeed-for little while. ! well
remember in 1861, when the SenatoI
came into Crawford county recruiting
for the Sixty-fourth Regiment. which he
was raising at Mansfield. enlisted with
him, and so did q whole company o
boys from old Democratic Crswford.-
We all thought as q matter Of course
that he was going to lead US to war as
our Colonel. He vas in command in
camp as our Colonel. / happen to have
here one of bis old orders dated 'Camr
Buckingham (nesr Mansfield, October
- 1851 You see it is signed John
Sherman, Colonel Commanding Ii
bis own hand writing. Well, when The
regiment was full, and the boys all mus.
tered in. and We got ready to 60 to war,
somehow or cther-we never could tel
just how or why-Colonel John Sher.
man stepped down and out. and one
Colonel Forsyth, Of the regular service
took bis place and marched Us of into
Kentucky We went to war and Colo.
mel Sherman went to Congress. Whelh.
er Brother Sherman was a sure enough
Colonel, with regular commission. OF
only PLAYING Colonel until :he boys were
mustered into the service, OF course we
never knew, but one thing certain, when
1t came 10 going to sure.enoueh war
Colonel Sberman was not ''neitber foi
nor against" but decidedly against 60.
ing.
The boys went off to the war and
John Sherman went to Congress! The
boys suffered privations. wounds. sick.
ness and many died, but John Sherman
wsxed rich in ease and safety. Ah, John
was brave patriot in those days, WASH,
he2 Doesn't the Courier admire such q
record Do not the people OF Ohio ad.
miro such war record?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-29

AWCHARLEs H MARTIN. . youth oI
20 years, who resides in Belmont coun'
~, was arrested in Besllsville, this coun.
~. Fridsy night the 25;h inst, while rob.
biue W. d. SrELLERs' jewelry store
He is the same party tina, broke into tbs
store on April llth last. He was com
nitied to Jail on Saturday.
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BuckIen's Arnica salve.

THE BEST SALvE iu the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corus, and all Skin Erup
iious, and positively cures Piles, or nj
pay required. It.is guaranteed to giv'
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b.
r. W. Pore.
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Noble County Fair.

The people Of Noble County have
been holding one OF the most successful
fairs In this part Of the State. II is
claimed that they had an attendance OF
$500 on last Thursday and that their
receip,s we're about $500 The r.
xsA C. Railroad cold excursion tick
ets Of favorable rates and were crowded
with passengers, and bad to make extra
,rios to accommodate oil.
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"A Terrible Disease Among Hogs.

BELoIT, Wis, September % "A die.
ease which puzzles the veterinarians is
destroying hogs 10 locality west OF this
city. In some cases the hogs seem to
rot to death. The disease Is thought to
have originated With hogs which eat the
carcasses Of horses which died Of CLAN.
ders. Over 1000 hogs. and some cat
tie, have died in two townships within
two weeks.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-29

eHThe snnusl harvest feast Q. 81
Josephs q. C. Church st Chapel Hill
this county, was celebrated on last Sun
liay the 9Th inst. Father SAarRER. ssid
hi3h msss At 10 o'clock. He preached
IN excellent sermon in the afternoon to
very large congregation.
The ST. Cecilia Brass Band of Bellaire
plsyed ~ fine music ss ever was heard
10 this neighborhood, the quartette they
played during the ofertov was grand.
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No Uoryhces in the Pulpit.
N. Y. Times

N. I. I1m66.
A Young man who bad been an usher
In q theatre obtained q similar situation
in church, bu. ne only kept 1t over one
Sunday.
Deacon Dawgood. q bald.hesded old
fellow, entered the church and took bic
own pew while the new usher was engs.
ged elsewhere. Presently the usher
spied him.
"Deacon," be whispered sudibly. II
can give you your usual place up in
front il you wish it,"
The next Sunday another usher was
on duty
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Demo crats, Tuesday. October Is tn
Is the day to Rally at the Polls.
And After That the Earth.
New York Sun.

Scene. Bleecker street car. Es.ter .
young man and bis girl. There are onl,
two vacant sests-one on each side Of |,
stout lady. Tue young man asks the
lady 10 move to one side.
Stout Lady-I've pail nv fair and I'll
sit where I am. II yez don't like it,
yez had better get q cab"
The young man and bis girl sat apart
divided by the stout lady. When the,
got out the young man Looked at th,
stont lady very severly and said:
"YOu'd better take the Brooklyn
bridge ntxs."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-29
CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling live Stock Market.
WurrIIN1 Sank % l2Ri

WHEELiN6, OepS. ZV' 1000
The market this week vas only aver.
age. There was too full supply OF com
mon, while the demand for good was
scarce. Messrs. Hudson & Bayha fur.
uished the following quotations:
Cs.,Ie-Ex,ra. 1000 10 1,l00 III. Cat
lie 34444c per To-; good, 300 to 900 .bs
3s35c per lb light, from 900 to 800 lbs.,
2t 81: per III.
Hogs-Market active; 4s44c per lb.
Sheep-Dull 2a3c per ID.
Lambs-Good, market firm: 8 A..
Calves-3 00a6 90, per head
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-29

It Is noticed that as q result OF tree
culture birds are becoming qni'e numer'
Gus in parts of Dakota. In KIngsbur,
and some other counties quail are ma
king their appearance.
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The New No. Z American

The New No. Z American
Sewing Machine with Button Hole at
tschmsnt received the Diploma over oil
competition at the Monroe County Fair
For sale by WM MlUNSTERMAN,
Agent, woodsdeld. Ohio.
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Road Receipts az % cents per hun.
dFed.
@ lite number OF our people took 10
the Caldwell Fair last week.
Prof. r J. SMITH and wife, OF Beverly
visited relatives in this place last week
Hon. C. r. DoRa and bride, Of Web
sser C. H., West Va, are guests of the
DoRR house this week.
cER Rev. H. D. SrAUFFER. Of the NJ. e
Church. has been returned to this charge
He preached most excellent sermon on
Sunday morning from che text. "Tl IL
is the third time am coming to you.'
81 Csrrin,bi.ns. Is b chapter. Let verse,
We welcome Rev. SrAurFEs back among
us and hope the coming year may be one
Of success.
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Philadelphia.

Sept 25.-Flnur 8 00s4 80; Wheat
500; Corn 46c: Oats 26c; Rye 6Sc.
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A Good Customer Sacrificed.
New York Times.

"Tbat boy Of yours is not adapted 70
the undertaking business" explained al
undertaken TO the boys father, who in
quired why he had been discharged.
whats the trouble with him p
"He hasn't realizing sense of wha
is due the fl cted. Day before yesler
day Mrs.B buried her fourth husband
| sent the boy up to learn ct what hou'
she wished the ceremony to take place,
and be asked her what her regular Tim,
of day was for burying husbands.
expect to lose her trade entirely"
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Cincinnati.

Sept Is Flour 8 25a5 35, Whea
9ta92c; Corn 4Sc, Oats. 25s43o. :.
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AcHE E

lsthebane Of 70 many lives that here Is where w
make our great boast. ouf pills cure II while
others do not
Cartcr's Little Liver Pills are very small and
very easy to take. One or two pills makes dose.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
usefhem. In viah st IS cents; nye for 81. Sold
by druggists everywhere. or sent By mail =
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York
sep3O, ,'SAY.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-29

~ Major W. T. NORRIS left Mondav
morning for q trip to Kansas to visit bis
sen. EveaErr, who resides in Eldorado,
and to recruit bis health.
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CHICAGO, Sept. ga very heavy
nor,herlv gale prevailed throughout the
entire lake region yesterday and last
night. Vessel.mssters who arrived dur.
ing the night .tate that the storm was q
terrible one, sbd that the sea is running
higher than OF any previous time this
season. Reports have been rec, lived of
four schooners being wrecked at various
points on Like Michigan, the crews for.
tunat-ly being rescued 10 each case.
Fesrs are felt Tor the safety If numerous
other vessels known to be outside of
port.
Two unknown fishermen we're washed
from the north pier and drowned yester.
day afernoon The lookout at the life
saving station saw them walking on the
pier. and. realiz ng the danger they we're
in, signalled them 10 return. They paid
no attention to the warning, snd pro-
ceeded about fifty yards when tre
mendous breaker was lifted high over
the pier and descended upon the ,imbers
with q crash, carrying the two men
away.
The life bost started to the rescue i'm.
me'liately. as did also two sailors who
jumped from q vessel lying close bv and
ran along the pier in hopes of saving
the drowning men. But these brave fel
lows we're also swept into the lake, and
although boat was Immediately lowered
from the vessel and sent to their assist
ancc, they would probably have been
lost hut for the opportune arrival of the
life-sa,in ing crew.
The two fishermen sitter brief battle
with the waves, sunk from sight, and
although the hfe-ssvers made Giligent
search. their bodies were not recovered
A Cyclone Off the Coast of Maine.
WAsHfxeroN, Sep. % The two cy-
clonic Disturbances yesterday morning
IN the Carolina coast and:north OF Lake
Ontario united over NV England with
q most decided storm center Eastport,
Maine.
The Wind at Sandy Hook.
SANDY HOOK, N. j., Sep. 23.-At
sundown last evening there was little
wind from the northeast, with light rain.
The wind was moderate at IL p. m,
west northwest, and steadily increasing
until about 70. m when it bad force
Of forty .eight miles an hour and from
the northwest. Weather cloudy with o
heavy ssa. At 9 .. m, nothing had
been seen or heard OF the Dauntless or
Genesta
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Was Eeatherly Pleased. Too.

New York Star.
ss III say, Bobby" whispered Fea,hetly.
'''was your sister pleased to learn that l
had called Upon her :"
n"Yes, indeed she was,'' replied Bobby
'"When mother told her that Mr.. Feath.
efly bad called when she was out, she
said, Thank Hesvenr T."
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25 5-Flour 3 75a
5 go: Wheat 87sSS; Corn 49a50c; Oats
27a33c; Rye Toe.
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saAsesrC DrRECroRY.

NoNRoE LonaE No. ls9 +. and A. NJ,
snebts u Masonic Hall in Woods6eld, on
We&nee1ay eyenings. on or before each full
msou III. B. HILL. W. NJ; JAS. r. NORRIS.
6ecretsry. a7
WoopsrrsLp CHAPrER No. IS. R. A. NJ.
meets In Masonic Hall. Woodsheld. ON Mon.
day evening after full moon. j, r. SPRraas.
M.KH H.P:JAs R. MoRRIs, Ssc'y.
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CllicMR0.
New Fork.

Sept. 25.-Flour s5a5 50; whea
SOC; Corn 44c. Oats 25c; Rye 68c.
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Democrats. Tuesday October
18th. II the day 20 Rally az the
Polls.
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NV Bath Room at the barber
shop. G We ms . call. BERTRAM &
SCHEUFELE. Sept. lin
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woaasaeId stock Market.
CORRECTED wEskly By P. scHrxAcrsR. 'R Bs'

Sept 2S.-Cattle 3a4c per ponnd
Sheep sa4o per pound. Hogs oa4c pc
pound gross.
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Denocrats. Tuesday. October
lstss. 10 the day 70 Rally ~ the
PolIs.
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NEW LOCALS.

eE 1 buv the uery best timothy seed
in the market II is this years seed. and
clean. Price low. Z. E HARLAN.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA,
When she was . Child, she cried for Castoria,
When go became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castosia,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-29

cE The leading Stoves Of the season
to be found at MRS. o o. SNYDERS
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Tuesday. October 18th, is election
day.
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Three Pecullarities

Hoods sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, is characterized By
three peculiarities, namely:
nek. The combination Of the various
bSIa remedial agents used.
Al The proportion In which the ROOTS
ZUs herbs, barks, ETC., are mixed.
al The process by which the active
SOs medicinal properties are secured.
The result IS medicine Of unusual strength
and curative power, which effects cures here
tofore unequaIled. These peculiarities belong
exclusively to Hoods Sarsaparllla, and are
: Unknown to Others a
Hoods SarsaparIIla is prepared with fhe
greatest skill and care, by pharmacists Oh
education and long experience. Hence 1t Is
medicine worthy of entire confidence. uyou
SITTER from scrofula, salt rheum, or any dis
ease of the blood, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick
headache, or kidney and liver complaints,
catarrh or rheumatism, do not fail to try
Hoods SarsapariIIa
"I recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to all
my friends as the best blood purifier on
eartb.b WIN. GAFF, druggist, Hamilton, o.
floods Sarsaparilla has cured me Of scrof.
ulous humor, and Done me worlds OF good
otherwise" C. A. ARNOLD, Arnold, Ne.
4 book containing many additional state.
ments Of cures will be sent to all who desire.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Soid BY all druggists. 81 six for IS. Made
only BY @. !. HOOD s CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
June %, l8S5-5Sw.
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MRS. M. {. WEST, Local Editor.
Road Receipts a % cents per hun.

Tuesday, October Isth. Is Elec-
tlsn dag.
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Grand aud Pctit Jurors.
The following is list Of the Grand
and Petit Jurors drawn for the October
term OF Court:
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~ Roofing, Spouting and repairing,
cheaplv and neatly done at MRS. o O..
.SNYDERS.
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E% Call at HARLAN'S for an, thing
wanted in Hard ware line, stock is full
and complete and prices are lowest.
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@Call at The SPIRIT office for job print
ing from visiting card up to full sheet pos.
ter. Letter heads, business card on envelopes,
statements and bill heads printed N short
notice.
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HEAVY GALES.

Terrible Fate of Two Fishermen.
Four Vessels Wrecked on the
lakes.
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Hoods sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, is characterized BY
three peculiarities, namely:
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Headache yet Carters Little Liver are equally
valuable In Constipation, curing and preventing
shis annoying complaint, while they also correct
and regulate the boWels. Even they only cured
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-29

The result IS a amedicine Of unusual strength
and curative power, which effects cures here
tofore unequaIled. These peculiarities belong
exclusively to Hoods Sarsaparllla, and are
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-01
He Refused TO Die.

The people of Green county have way,
peculiar to themselves, Of disposiDg OF certain
UNPLEASANT affairs. few days ago man
named Brown, working As a laborer on the
farm of VIM. Mcpherson, near Xenia. shOt
himself with suicidal intent. Mr.. Mcpherson
discovered the man, short time Attsrward,
In an unconscious condition, but supposed, OF
course, that hs was about to pass over the
river, and the good farmer hisd himsslf. i'm
msdately, for the coroner. The coroner
arrived, found the man yet alive, but,
with the farmer, he agreed that the
fellow would have to die and that shortly
and that the best thing to do with dead man
was TO bury him. and to facilitate matters
they proc, eded to load the would-be suicide
into spring wagon and go with him 10 an
undertaking establishment The poor fellow
was deposited on cot, and while waiting foI
him 10 die the prelimibaries were arranged
for the funeral. Everything was finally pre-
pared and in waiting, but the fellow changed
his mind and refused to die. and at last
accounts was not likely to go over
the road this trip. The other fellows are now
the opes In the pocket, and are kept busy eI.
planning how that coroner's lee went glim
mering.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-01
Midsummer MalefactOrs,

The police had comparatively light month
for July, although Independence Day patriot.
ism helped out to the usual extent. The to-
tai number of arrests during the month was
1873, tor the following ohenses Drunken ness
"a; disorderly SO; drunk and dlsorderly 81;
lettering ls; petit larceny IA; gambling 3 /;
violating Sunday ordinance Al; obstructing
streets 2; housebreaking 2 using proiane or
obscene language 4 carrying concealed
weapons 2; allowing stock to run at large
3; lettering about house OF i'll fame 5; keep
ing house Of i'll fame 3 keeping vicious dog,
assault and battery, discharging fire arms
within city limits, exposing person, drunk
and exposing person, drunk and resisting
officer, on warrant, common thief, cruelty to
animals, fast driving, violating ten o'clock
ordinance, one each.
The ta,rol wagon record for July is;
Number OF runs ~; number OF arrests made
81 runs in cases of accident 3; in cases OF
sickness total number OF miles covered
1873