The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-10
The Printinp ofce.

There are comparatively few OF a cOmmu-
nifty have any idea OF the constant labor per
formed in Printing Office. We speak Of
the physical labor, not the mental. for edi-
tors have SO leng trumpeted TO the world the
hard lot they I'll, that the story has become
old and stale. -.
There are a thousand little matters to be
attended 10 by the Printer, that cannot enter
into the calculation of the labor he performs;
still each and every one calls for some exer-
ton on his part, and in addition to his labor,
requires him to be the slave of his vocation,
While others engaged in manual labor
have their seasons of relief and enjoyment.
the Printer must be tong at his stand, NOV
ing his yet brisk, but wearied fingers, for lhe.
after satisfaction OF those who enjoy the fruits
of his labor.
! In a printing Office night is frequently
turned into day, and in some the Sabbath is
not known, but ''from weeks s end to weeks
end" is heard the everlasting clicking Of the
"tell-tale" types and the lumbcring noise
of the press, as it throws off its work.
( But gloomy as the picture is, in the life Of
the Printer, is there not something glorious
in his position, although confined and denied
the cessation of toll, gwen to others. How
dark and gloomy would the world be without
the light he sheds upon it! How his hands \
craft, at times, elcctrifes and astonishes his
fellow man! And after all, what other arti
zan has so much benefited his king and
country as the Printer? From the days Of
the cunning FAUST, the Printer has exercised
control over the feelings and actions of his
fellow men, astonishing and grand, always
to their good, never TO their detriIneht. To
this Art nations afar off and remote. are it+
debted for the hclp-iight of Christianity, and
at his command Republics have sprung into
existence, the good perpetuated,. and the
evil put down.
The thoughts must encourage and crafty
him. as he ever pursues his ever accumula-
ting task; the honor of his noble calling must
sustain him in his hours Of wasting strength
and faltering resolution. The one must com
pensate for the Other, and honor must step
in to console him for his toilsoma lot
of the maIady, Iully peneVU rvu.- 49,. /,
/, saved me from years OF suffering. And moe;
e earnestly recommend every person suffering un
= der amy similar disease, TO use GuysoIt's Yclsw
Dock and SarsaPariln. which will rsstors the
to health. Yours, in gratitude,
y o. NJ. LEONARD.
+ Prolapsus Uteri. or Falling of the Womb, 9
, II five years' standing. cured DR.. uysotts Ex
. tract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsnparilln, aftet
every other known remedy had been tried With
q tut relief.
q WAsnINerss, o., Feb. le4s.
Il This ccitiGes that my wife. aged twenty -sever
years, has been suffering aiIder the above eon..
Plaint for five years, aud nearly all OF that time
, confined to her bed. | have, for four years con
stanlly cmpln, ed he best medical talent III
/ could be procured in the section OF the coantF
T without any benefit whatever. Ihsye also %
- chased every instrument recommended for
- cure Of snch diseases, all Of which proved To-
/, worthless.
! In the spring OF 1913 ! was Induced ky
t. friends TO try Dr.. Guysot,s Yellow Dock
.. Sarsaparllla, which was used for four mont
= ,tI After she had used il abeut four weeks, Ii N
C ! evident tn all of us that sho was improving q
0 i from this time she impro' ell rapidly. and gnine
j. flesh and strength, until she ia now enjoying ~
q excellent health WIN. MONFORT
We being ncighbnrs to William ana !
Monfort, know that he above statement. us
+ the sickness Of Mrs. Monfort, and as to tho eurt
being effected by GuYsou's Yellow Dock uh
4 JANE EDDY.
i. SARAH POWERS.
~ None are genuine unless put ur in larx,
n square bottles, continuing quart and name O
= the Syrup blown in the glass. with the writer
II signnlure of $. r. Bennett the outside wra ppeT
(CJ- Price S. per bottle. or bottles for SIS.
I Soldby J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohia
l Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut streets
"a entrance on Walnut slreet--to whon all order
b must be addressed
r. AGENTs--John Beall. and M'Bean g. KAo
II Cadiz; llogg & Parrish, MAorsfcld; John Hog
d,. Mt Pleasant; J. Crumhashsr t. soh, Whselip
= I. 3. Hcning. Stcuhenvilic. "
KELLS ~ CALDWELL,
+ d Wholesale AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
4 MARKET ST., WHEELING, Va.
kn jan29 If 1859