davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

Daniel Pratt, the wandering lunatic, ad.
vertises for wife in the Buffalo papers.
His proclamation commences thus ....
ITO the ladies OF the city of Buffalo.
greetingt This is to certify that 1, Daniel
Pratt, of Boston, the great American
traveller, Editors and Author, and candidate
for the Presidency of the United States
in 1869, is in want of lady to take by the
hand in .nptual natrimony, to divide the
honors of the White House with -sI;e
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

1t is said that the Commissioners of a
certain county out West, recently passed
some resolutions, among which were the fol-
lowing. H-1..u s..'. H. f-E
l. hesolved, That we will build new
Jail, and build it out of the materials of the
old Jail.
2. ResolUed, That the old Jail shall be
used un I'll the new Jail is finished.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

Seventy suits are begun in our Supreme
Court, says a Boston paper, to collect the
scholarship notes Of the Antioch College.
by Francis Palmer, Esq, President of the
Broadw way Bank, who is the assignee of
the College. AS the notes were given in
consideration Of free tuition in the College,
difficult question arises as to how far
they are colleciable, 10 W that the consider
alton has failed by the failure of the Col
lege, and the repudiation Of the free tut
ton plan
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

e EkcoURAGE EACH rHER.-That was
noble. and truly A merican trait of charac-,
TER, which was exhibited by the men who
were carried into the ocean, as the last sea
swept over the Central America, and she
vert down INTO tire unfathomable caves OF
the ocean. "As we rose to the surface"
said several of The survivors. sand hoated
about on fragments Of the wreck, we cheer
ed each other with words of encourage
ment, untilthe rescue came" There was,
in tnat dead nour or night, III MI oDerT aud
stormy sea. every motive for alarm and
despair, every cause for panic and dismay.
Less heroic men would have been mu.S
with fear or garrulous with lamentation.--
But their struggling sufferers we're both
heroic and wise. They cheered and help
ed each other, and thus nerved and helped.
each by the other. they sank not. but COM
batted the bi lows un,i succor and safety
came. Might not the mercantile commu-
nifty read a lesson in this fact w r
Commercial. ,a ssF fgE a.l s..'s e. =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
Yofys5Nei1ss4s

in the delighted ears of heroic Greece.
while the .softest. down Of Youth was uppos
the cheek Of its young natiofialiey4tltosS
glowing golden ,hgends=-that 4 soy sreign
wrath Of Al.cilIes which ros. tp,g ysIi
r.,...- -. Shall burn upapelchably.
.'"'' Until the ctcrnal do6m sAli Gs H4e' he y
the parting of Hectorand And dEomachesA
a sceneiof q which the sad experience of
three thousand years could not add oas
image oftenderness and sorrow; the threats
of Jupiter to the aSe-struck gods; wbiIS
every peak of1Olympus was ablaze withihis
laapingi thunders; the piteous su pplicatioai
9f3gedi PfiaEn, ,kissing tbe hand and, bath.
ing Will. bis, tears the feet. of the cruel
chieftain ,Nho had disgged the torn BODY
hfsaitbbIs son tlfree times round TIE N!
an walls; the weary aud gsorrowfal wafna
ings of Ulysses which, every subsequent
age Of mankind has retraced with DELIGHT
these, all, like the cunn:ngly imprisoned
airs of a musical box. breathe to us in one
perennial strain of melody from within the
coyers of this small volume. BY the SIM,
pie agency of twenty four little markss
stamped on the written or the printed
page. the immortal legend has flashed
down to us through the vicissitudes Of
empires and efAs; Across the vast expanse
Of enlightened and benighted periods of
history; from region 10 region, from hi,
own rocky islet in the Egesn to shores
unknown, uhdreamed of by him beneath
the overwhelming billowsi Of three Lthous-
and wears, where people whole have sunk;
and it now binds together. by the golden
wires Of intellect the taste, the minds, Of
Europe and Anefica: at this medium of
their refinement, with the mind ofleveiy
intervening age. of literature culture back
to the cradle Of infant Greece. no And
while. at our places of education. we dill
gently investigate the wonderful proper
ties of matter developed in TIE phenomeha
of the physical world, shall we not, nv
friends,; deem portion of our time anI at
lention well bestowed upon the miracles Of
thc WORD, written and spoken-the phs.
nomena of language, Which lie at the
foundation of all our intellectual i'm prove
ment' oflall our litera.yre and science; in
a word, OF rational communication between
man ard man?'' -............-.-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

The Norfolk Day Book says magnificent
gold pocket chronometer and chain have
been forwarded to Samuel I. Sawyer, Esq,
collector for that port, by James Buchanan,
President of the United States. To be pre-
sented to that noble veteran of Old Ocean,
Captain A. johnson, of the Norwegian
barque Ellen, who so gallantly went to the
rescue of the passengers of the Central
America. ~4ya EFT sd l4.t !.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

/ A LAps FgEEEAsoN.-The Hon. Elizs
beth st. Leger Was the only female evel
initiated into the ancient my steiy of free.
masonry. row sfe obtsiirvd rfrie irouol
we shall lay before cur readers. Lord
Donersile, Kiss st. Leger's father, very
Jealous mason held warrant, and occa
siorisIly opened lodge at Donerail,' House,
his sons and some intiina.. friends assist
ing; end it is said that never were the ma
sonic duties more rigidy performed thsn
by them. Previous TO the initiation of a
gentleman to the first steps of masonry.
Miss st, Leger, who WAS young girl hap
pened 80 be in an apartment adjoining the
room generally used A. = lodge ROOM
This room at the time was undergoing
some Slleration; amongst other things, the
wall was considerably reduced in one part.
The young lady having heard the voices ol
the tgeemasons, and p ompted by the Gu
riosily DaturAl TO see this mystery, so long
and go secretly locked Up from public view,
had the courage to pick brick from the
wall with her scissors, and Witnessed the
ceremony through the first two steps
Curiosity satisfied, fear at once took pos
session Of her mind. There was no mode
of escape except throNgh the very room
where the conciuiins part cf the second
step was sill being soiemniEed, and that
being Al the tai end, and the room a very
large one, She had resolution, sufficient 10
attempt her escape that way; and with
light but trembling steps glided along m
observed, laid her hand on the handle OF
the door, and gently opening it, before her
stood a grim looking tyler, with a drawn
sword. A shriek that pierced through
the apartment, alarmed the members of the
lodge, vino, all rushing % the door, an
finding that Misc St. Leger had been in
the room during the ceremony in the rst
paroxysm Of their rage, her death was re-
solved on; but from the moving supplica-
ton of her younger brother, her life was
saved, on condition Of her going through
the whole of the solemn ceremony she had
unIaw ully Witnessed This she consented
to do. and they conducted the beautiful and
terrified young lady through those trials
which are sometimes more than enough
for masculine resolution, little thinking
they were taking into, the bosom of their
ci ait member that would afterwards re-
fleet \ lustre on the annals of masonry. -
The lady was cousin to General Anthony
st. Leger, Governor of St. Lucia, who in
stituted the interesting race, and the cele-
brated Doncaster 81. Leger stakes. When
ever benefit was given atthe theatres in
Dublin or Cork, for the Masonic Female
Orphan Asylum, she walked at the head
of the freemasons, with her apron and other
insignia of freemasonry, and sat in the
front row of the stage box. The house
was always crowded on these OCCASIONS
Her portrait is in the odgr-room OF almost
every lodge in Irelsnd.-Ef9Iish Paper.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

Mrs. Graves. wife of conduc tor on the
Concord and Montreal RailroRd, was on
visit, to Wells River, Vt, few days ago,
and as she had never seen the inside of a
telegraph Office, visit was paid to it, and
the first message that came to il while she
was there, was one directed to herself, Rs-
Roupciag tie death OF her husband.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

FRUIrFuL.--C, T. Hall, of North Adams,
Mass, has taken fourteen bushels of pears
from tree in his front yard, by the sale
Of which he realized S76. N. G. Saxon,
of Lebanon. CT, exchanged at Norwich.
the other day. one bus6eL Lof pears and one
Of peaches for barrel of extra -four
Does everybody think fruit raising un-
profitable? - Springfield Republican,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

The gross amount contributed to Brown
Univelsi y by Hon. Nicholas Brown is
about $l6O,0v0 lie has, also, made liber-
al donations TO several other Baptist in
stitutions and benevolent societies. besides
leaving in his will $50, 900 to found the
Butler Asylum for the Insane a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

/. The names Of fifty-fve thousand and
ninety ofthose who served in the ReYolu-
ton have been placed on the pension-rolls
since the 9th of March, 1918, and on tile
3Oth of June last only three hundred and
forty-six of THE number ware reported
living
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
oASsoa1rlss orv,caas-r>atAsr,

RSssf. FL. &. Nye. I'. -l
4rasis ~. b. Horton, A. Nsrdssk, h. RraHeh
q. Grant, WIN. Jennings.
Ersaaarer--O. Brareh, OF oGiSio. r....
AsaJsA6I-+Svorgs Walker. ......r ,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
rpwsss,p or.Icsss-SALsssusr

9ras.ess r. Ay,sn, Jacob 5inpsoS, 4. Gilhland'
. srr--A. n. Rsmlnstoa.
PFs9suror ~. Branch.
y Istioes tins Peaes--Georee Lee, @. W. Cooper,
hsusn Hysyl'
ttssll. ... rl.t.. i......
AsssAs~.--D. 4. JGeeos-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Representative Ia Congress llth D'etrci>--hon'V "
~. Heron, of Meigs county. - .r, - -
HeEsi nr--SIGts Legislaturs-Chasheey " HANiey,
Nf La renee county. W. .'s 'A .'"
Rspr sspsstive--Alfred Thomson .. b..
cosar AND couHrf oySIcEHs. ~
Sadg. OF tn, Court Of Commoh Plsss--HsH. since
ktsh, u liivolL .sF .t.ri.-
1aG,s u Probate Court. Morrill,.
El1!e ~ Common Plsas Cour--ksdnoy bs~Aias.
eksnI-Joseph V. Smith. .i.. D., 4 . -..
Prosecuting Attornsy--N. simpson
Goanty Auaitor-H. n. swallow. ..Et
Eountl Trossurer-0. Branch. .t.........
Csun,S Rocordor--S 3. Palma.
County Ssrvsyur-Leyi Reeves.
CsanIy- alnis.ionots-Wm. Lsdhs, J. y Brown
Tba .sIth q,
Tsl.h, }. {. s. Miller.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
JOB PRINTING.
OFFICIAI DIRECTORY.

Ravins purchased large and beautiful assortment
pss Job Tyne we are prepared to execute work ci
~ inds, ON shor; notice, and reasonableterns
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
aWH0LE NO $50
ITHE TEGEGRApH
Tiie Lnw or newspapers.

l. Bubser16crs who do not give express notice to
he contrary, are considered US Wishing 70 continue
their subscriptions. G 1NHly 10 6 = q hel..y
g. II subscribers ordor the dlscontnnanee OF their
papAr., tho ern eoHilnnet 70 send ulepin-
tftdbse bsrS nsgiyct or scfuse 20 tax their pm
psrb from ths osl-eto which aey arej dtbetsd, they
held rcspunssls TIL they scte their bill, and or
der tho papers discontinued. .
g. IL any siDsccibs removes to another place with
out pving the publisher and their paper Is sent TO
the former direction, the subscriber shield responsible
s. The courts hayJ decided that refusing 70 teke u
newspepor from the Office, removing and lowing
uncdlisd for prima fAeie evidence Of irten'ionl
frsrd. -r,el...I1 700 ,u --,l.r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
RR,cs of AdvertisinR. A

BuaJoeas cn r,Is i,pe, or less, on q year, % ot
One sonnre thirteen linesN losa ihras weeks, 0,
sGAeh subse1nont insertion, i~''''. t 800 ig9
Ons square thrso mouths, 80; a. fs.- SW
ONE 81 dare six rohths, w
t,Ia-rs1rth column on : year, ...s .-.. IS OG
eUne.hsl ~ column one year 20 0C
sIt.ree fonrti,j OF eoiutnn n ono year, 25 Ol
ono column on wear. . . 30 OC
PCasupl or transient adv rtse m shts must be paid
Ter n Advance. .d i..'ii % . fIl tf.' .ff.
J-is Advertisements not having me nnmesr o. In
asrt marked on copy, will be continued until Tor
6lA aud cha Tssl aeeOf0ingly. --.---
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
HOTE LIS

TT $. HOTEL, AND STAGE OFFICE, four doors be.
- :low tho Rolling MIN, Pomeroy, Meigs county o
MIA: Webster, Proprietor. ~ n37 1855.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19
Indiana Testimony.

BuNTlNGTOS, sept. ~, 1871.
WM. NoRroY says: "Send me another sup
ply OF Bitters Immediately. They sell rapid
ly, and give the most unbounJed satisfaction in
every case. DO know of but one instance
in which have sold one bottle that the per-
son did not return for more. and in thai case,
the one bottle cured the person.
GOSHEN. April IS 1853.
DR. c. p. JACOBS says ~ have used sever
al bottles of rom German Filters, myself and
in my family, and find il the iickest and
most eTectuaI remedy for nervous diseases OF
any hing had ever used in my practice or
family. Myself and several members OF my
family are troubled with heart compl int, and
1T is the only medicine we depend upon Tor
relief, as il never fails: | have prescribed il
with unfailng success in number of caSes.r
DELPHI, April 9, 1888.
JACKSON & BECK say: 1--WE Lave sold all
your German Bitiers, and the sales are daily
increasing. Send another supply Immediate
w."
CoRypoS, Feb 10, lS53.--Dr. Clemons-
Sir, 1lease send ME the other Two bottles OF
lloofand'S German Biiters. prepared by Dr..
e. NJ. Jackson, agreeably 10 our arrangement.
have received more benefit from what have
taken for the Liver ami kidaey complaint,
with which have been afflicted for eight years
than from any and all other medicines 1 have
taken, put Them all together.
Respectfully, &c. Ii N S. REYHoLDs.
JAcoB q. FAUGHr, POSTMASTER, North Salem,
, Hendricks county, writes:
al take great pleasure in informing you
that have used your German Bitters Tor Dys-
pepsia, and have found grea; benefit from their
use. and would like you 10 send me a lot for
the benefit of my neighbours
They are enliTelyN egeta5le, containing no
ininrIou. ingredients or alcoholic Stimulants,
always strengthening and never prostrating
the system.
Price Use. per bottle. Sold by Druggists
and SiofekeeperS in every town and village in
the United States and Canada.
Sold by PERsiIING & THOMPSON, Plymouth,
do. QR. HCMrnREYs, Knox, Ind.
May %, 1885. IOyI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19

GOLDEN SYRUP. Of q superior quail
ty, at PERsHNG & THourscx's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19
f Farm for S ale /.

nNE and a half miles rth OF Plymouth,
" on the west side OF the Michigan Road,
containing 531a Acres; 33 acres OF which are
improved and cultivated, and under good fen
ces. good Apple Orchard in good bearing
order. of 80 trees, mostly OF good gra ted Fruit;
Also a young Peach Orchard in good growing
order, OF AZ trees OF The best variety OF graft
ed fruit.
This farm is beanti ully situated on the Mich
igan Road. being high and dry, with fair pro-
portion o. Timber, Meadow, and Pl,w Land
and being close 10 10 the county seat makes
1t very desirable situation.
For particulars enquire of the owner living
in Plymouth. sa..fa
l0tf H. E. PERSHING.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19
ACROSTIC.

Should your chest be narrow, contracted and
Thin,
Have you dull. heavy pain,or oppression with
I'M;
or that dry, hacking cough, and shortness of
breath,
Unto many so often thc herald ofdea,h;
Look we'll to your safety nor even delay,
Dare not with your life thus To trifle a slay:
Enquire nj once where to get Shoulder Braces,
Rememberipg,Ro the cheapest OF places.
But The Braces alone are not all you will find
Remarkably cheap aud exactly to mind;
As Medicines pure, Drugs god in their places,
COSMETICS. Periumcry. in The rarcst show cases;
Each person in wanr, as all will a,llniie them.
Should call at Roberts Drug Store and Luy
them. 10y. Lapuite july 3, sc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19
Preparation,
YellownesS OF the Skin

.lssgss4 and Eyes, Pain in the "a,
Side, Back, Chest, limbs, &C., Sudden flush
es Of heat. burning in the FISH, Constantim
maglnings OF Evil, and great depression oil
Spirits. s t9.'.s II 49,,
The proprietor in calling the attention of
the public 10 This preparation, does so with
a feeling ofthe utmost confidence in It's vir.
tues and adaptation TO The diseases for which
1t is recommended. 1t is no new aud untried
article, but one that has stood the test off
ten years trial before the American peonle,
and its reputation and sale is unrivalled bv
any similar preparations extant- The testi-
mony IN ITS iavor given by the most pTomin.
ent and well kown Physicians and indiridu-
ais IN all parts OF the country is immense,
and care I'll perusaI OF the Almanac, pub
lislicd annually by The prop,ietcr, and 10 be
had gratis OF any oil his Agents, cannot but
satisfy the most skeplical that his remedy is
really. deserving the great celebrity il has OBJ
tanned Principal Office and Mandatory, No
oh
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19


EHHn s~ IEAT
~ SPRING AND SUMMER
MEDICINES!
AsssIey's SarSaparitEa.
~ all the remedies that have been dis.
~ covered during the present age for tae
thousand ills that Hesh Is heir tor none e.
quail this wonderful preparation. Only three
years have elapsed since the discovered (who
spent decade in studying, experimentalizing
and perlecting it, first introduced it 10 the
public, and IL is already recognized by tho
most eminent physicians in all parts of the
country to be the most surprising and effect
I've remedy Tor certain diseases OF which they
have knowledge.
All other Compounds or syrups OF the root
have hitherto lailed 10 command the sanction
oil the faculty because, on being tested, they
have been found TO contain noxious ingrcdi
ents. which neutralzed the good effects OF
The Sarsaparilla, and oftentimes injare the
health of the patient: 1t is not so with Hur-
ley's preparation.
This IS the pure and genuine extract of the
root and will on tla., be found 10 effect a GER
tain and perfect cure OF the following COM
plants and diseases:
Affection the Bones, Habi'ual Cos!iveness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases OF Kidneys, Liver Complaints,
DyspepS a, Piles,
Erysypulas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scroftlla,
Fistula, Syphilis,
And al Skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above, it is also known
o be great and powerful tonic, purifying
The blood and invigorating The system.
In short IL is without exception. in the ca
ses mentioned and its general effect on the
system. The most efcacioas, as il is the most
desirable, remedy OF the. age. ii is already
extensively used throughout the country, and
is last obtaining an EuroI can. reputation =
The instances Of eures il has effected are
daily coming TO the proprietors knowle dye,
and he has no hest alton in recommending il
TO one and all who de ire 10. procure relic
from suffering. One bottle. ibeing tined. it:
ELECTS Will be loo apparent 10 admit OF furth-
er doubt. i..+S -.s.rf TT
Recollect HuTley's Sarsararlla is the onl,
genuine article in he market.
GSPrce 81 per bottle, or six bottles for SIS
For sale tthe mandatory. corner Seventh
ind Green streets, Louisville, XIV.
Whul Re ale, j. B. Wilder & Bro, ]. S
Morris IL Sons, Wilson, Starbird q Smith
Louisville. KY, Allen & Co., and J. d. Park
Cincin natl, Ohio.
And Iy PER SHING & co.
Plymouth, Ind, Nov. 90 1856 wi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19

Nj ceiviug the following, direct from
the Eastern Manufacturers and old
~ England. We have now on ha nd a
Larger stock than can be found
elsewhere in the west. We have added many
new articles. as we'll as increased those here.
TO ore kept, which will be sold at Cinrinnati
prices, with the addition effreght Among the
articles OF which we have a full assortment
Table and Pocket Cuflery--The best assort.
ment ever offered in the west -
Building Maferiais-Sucha as Locks, catches.
butts, hinges, screws. glass &c.
Carpenters and Cooper's Tools--A full as
sortment OF chsels, hand and remnant Saws.
planes, drawing knives &c. e rt.
Cabinet Makers Goods--Mahoganya and wal
nut veneeIs and knobs, till. chest, cup board
looks, table hinges, bed castors, glue. &c.
p Blaeksmifhis Tools--Such as snv;lS v;ce.
Screw plates. bellows, hammers rasns, flies:
Shoenbergers Iron. STEEL pillow moulds, &c.
Gnnsmifh Maferials--Locks, triggers. tnbes.
gun mouniry and barrels, pistols, game bags.
caps, TASKS DC
For M,iers--Lenther betting, packing. rope
boiling cloths, m u cross cut and circular
saws, files &c. rf
For Farmers--All kinds of farming utensils
plows, corn shelters. hay cutters, cast steel
and steel back scythes, cradles, forks rakes,
spades, shorels, hoes &C.
Carriage Trimmings-Euasneled and plain oil
cloths, Iaces, iringes, Innings, hub bands, bell
lows, spokes, shafts, axles. springs. DC.
Saddiery Hardware. q Harness M'a1fing.-
.t;rr.,as names. enameled and pateut leather,
marocco. sheep and calf skins, &c, &c. We
desion Keeping every article in that line. W
Also: Shoenberger iron, nails, and Belmont
nails. log, trace, halter and fifth chains, lead
pine, pumps. ares, curry combs. patent and
Common strap hinses, grind stones and irons.
window sash. &c. &C.. for sale, at whole sale Q
retail, at the sign of the Big Paddock, No. u
West, and IS East, Washington street. ~
+. N. b. Having made arrangements for IN.
sale Of f1ass e. MitchelPs Dayton mad Horss
Cellars in this States we will sell at email ~.
vance above Dayton prices. Fe
HIS. KELLOGG q SON.
Indianapolis. Jan. 81, 1856 Sosl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19
A RIDDLE.


More tickle than the wind that blows,
More fragrant than the damask rose;
What strikes with dread the honest tar?
What Nelson fears amidst the war?
What's colder than the frigid zone9
e What, ladies, may you call your own?
What's sweeter than a mutual kiss?
Will instantly unravel this
The Evening Post tells ola little boy who
asked:-'.Mamma, is fortress a she fort9''
This is equal to the literalist who said that
. woman was sometimes called mistress
20 put a stress on what had been a-nsiss.
at is very beautiful to see the friendship
oflittle boys. There is more friendship at
that time Of Life than>st any other. They
are then evenly formed creatureslike bricks
which can be laid close to one another
The grown-up man is like fortress, angu-
larshsped, with = moat around it, standing
alone"
St. Bernard says, that, at the Last Day, it
will not be asked what we did, or what we
believed, but what we lored
In former times there were historians who
avowedly scrote as they scere briJed. Paulus
Jouius was said to keep '.bank of lies. y
To those who gave handsomely he assigned
Ilustrious ancestors and praiseworthy
deeds, and those who gave nothing he ira
duced- On being warned of exposure, he
said it was imnaterial, as the merit genera
tion 'ooEld rsreipe them for facts.
People know but little who identity ex-