The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
VOL. 2 NO. As, WHOLE NO. %.

Gazette, as we think there are some things therein
which may not be inaPpcabe, at least not altogshS
er lost upon our own community. We copy the artiS
Gle entire, leaving the reader to make such alterations
to suit our own case, as he may think necessary.
From the Msssilon Gazette,
We feel iL fit humOr' for indiing few par
agraphs that will suit some men in particu-
lar; and number ofpersons 10 general Those
that we shall take notice of first, belong to that
class of persons that
"CANNOT FIND TIME TO READ.
indeed, person would naturally suppose from
their conversation about the common and ev-
ery-day events Of life, that they neither found
time to read for themselves, or even had an
opportunity Of seeing those that did. How
often do we hear the expression OF 81 do not
read the papers," or 81 cannot find time 70
read" &c. made use Of by persons that would
feel their dlgnlIy nsulted, and be ready at a
moments warning, to inAict the most condig1
punishment upon that man who would be guiil-'
ty of saying, or insiHualIng, in any way what-
over, that they were not in the habit Of read-<
ing the pubic Journals
1t appears strange 10 us, 'hnt men who can~
not find time 10 read the current news OF the
day, can find SO much time for sleeping in the
mornings.
Tho next persons that we shall notice, are
those who think they will
"SEND EAST FOR A PAPER"
in preference to taking tho cne published in
their Own town or county. There are some
men, however that connol bring thei, optics to
bear upon any object less than thousand
miles of, such we could not expect to think Of.
much less take paper published in any place
short of Phade phia.
This hab, Of "scnding eos; prevails to such
an alarming extent in some places, that there
very lew Printers that can afford even wedk-
Ia sheet once month. In this neighborhood
TO the honor Of community DO il said, the above
remarks cannot be applied.
There is another class of persons that will
say with a grin upon their countenance, that
there is no use for them 10 take paper 80 long
as they can
BORROW FROM THEIR NEIGHBORS.
A man that would thus vauntingy boast OF de-
frauding his neighbor out Of thai which he pur~
chases for the use of bimselr and family, is
certainly losl 10 all sense OF shame or honor.
A man that tax ca a paper, and pays tor II we.
| do not believe he trespasses upon any law oil
| equity or justice, when he, bor!oHs his neigh
bors paper, becagse ne has it in his power 10
reciprocato the fayoT-s-a.4sSTs-~sS,--- t4srIiA tPI
The next class of persons sho are consiS+
cred by industrious and good citizens, as
drones in the community in which they live,
are those that beset you when returning from
the post office, with "Lct me see your last pa
| per one minute" lfihere are individuals to be
stunned by those who wish to attend to theit
| own business, it is The latter class.
We have no doubt but lhst some. persons
will think we mean them, all we have. to say
to such, is, that if you como under any of the
above heads you are the very person that We al
lude to, if not, why then you need not take
any Of it to yourself; but 10, not be too.char'
liable and give all the above the. above remarks
to your nelghbors; let each take that which ap-
plies to himself, and thersIwl be but little left
to give away.