The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-09-27

ana an 'e various forms OF ior u'pa'
Improvement LipRARiEs' LECTURES, and news
papers are Always 'ouhd "here me you'h'ui miDo
properly cutNaleu. py heip OF Weses tney'
""oSe carry euocaHoh mas Deeh hegiecteo, may
u' MUCH 'o"afas feir'eyins 'hef 'oss' "ey are
"'ese MEANS VI Improvement 30 lslie Inopgnla on
;" on'o inefe . 10. s'ns'e ylisgs IN inc
''a'e "'''n "isp'> MOI nave theiu ah' anu 10 my
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""''" na's'' no. sustain as'oa part oi "'eni
10 ''.ie ueoi..''s oiup, ~ poohs' us he"s'
P'r''s, a"N' !" P'ope' e"p'' ~e'e n'aas, iS occa-
could thus be made to de socil pleasures. as well
! 40 Il, tba ;ntdltoc,,,l alo.,f;an ~ 49,. o.os.
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One fthe most splendid examples that the world
in fine ,yay cr seirc,,,,,. ,,.s ons .l,na.d - r.,
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'ne great champion oi EPueauoh III Engiand'Q Il
mean Lord Br0ngham,) in these words:-"Ifthe
pages should fall into die hards of snv one. AT an
hour for the first tire stolen from his needfI rest
after his DAYS work \, done / ask him N reward
me (who have written them for his benefit. at the
like hours) by saving three pence during the next
fortnight. buyIng with il Fraoklin,s Life. and
reading the first page. am quite sure he will
read the rest; am almost quite sure he win re.
solve to spend his spare time and money in gaining
those kinds of knowledge which from a prin,er,s
boy made that first phiioscpb and the first states
man ofhis ace. Few are fitted bv nature ~ oo
as far as he did and it is not necessary TO lead 40
perfectly abs,e mious life. and TO be- 60 rpidlv
saving of every instant oftime. But all NAV 90
good way after him. both in temperance. industry
and knowledge. and no one can tell. beGore bs
tries, how near he may be able TO approach him.
..rbn. W. VII.
Tbe ,;s. Of Er,n;rss aad "e a." so'en ase'
The good and great inspiring epic rage, -
Ihe wlsest neads and noblest hearts. .,ai
.ve.,w,rd ~. ,. s r,l;
The four first acts already past. H !. N
A fifth shall close the drama with the day.
lime noolest oiispring is the last.
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a., l. -, ~ ''e ''''ns GENERA
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'l' MINUS VI al our
:, e,,,5 ,,;,,, 'e. ."eif heart'
N''e' "''' ,''ou' '"'pu'ses ana let them, as
80, '1'''' y. "' We ai"aysPre-
''''~'' 1f0'' 'ie p'''S Oh ~uselui- ~
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... H.. .t,.. 'I' a'n'"S you VINO aoes noede-
'1'' '"' WI" 'ppeai from DIS cold heart
w., 1"''''o''' ',a' 'n''O w''hih mothers
"'' ,"o'''ef ooes moi desire her chids
'"p'"' eAnen' ao0'e al earthiy treasure! Even
"nen Is ou' 'ender infant IN her arms, with
"na'''"s'''s eyes "hi She strive to penetrate the
ven uat macs Inc nlght OF lime, and imagination,
sweet OF sad' reVoiVe innumerable thoughts ofthe
j'I7 " S"'o"s' the toiiS ana lriuniphs oil Its fu-
ture ',ie' So earnestly does she yearn for its wei
fare andso much does she prize its success. that
in comparison, her utmost cares are nothing, and
she can ever welcome her own life's end. if she