The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-05
Story of our Village
OR TaE HAPPY MATCH.

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This was the agreement with which tbev act for.
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Ae enoSe ne.' nr"t because ne
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..ns ;,,a, 49,. e1oIO1A. Snu inuus'ri'
o,;tl. "",N" eHOuAu 'nnuence every
-,.,,, ISs "O"' Anu ne ALSO
51, ~, "s ~ '"'i' 'no''u nave o'stinct sPneres
~. ne'e '"'eses'S were one % ana lnd''isi-
oot ,Uo,, ~ eACn nau sna same motives to
~. ii. - ti'' ou''ness oa'leu ior
sua II rndis,,,rho, "
bo 1oo,, i g.. ~ o'"e' o@'e'' TOT uiin'e,'
x,ao,aI T.. 20 y" aS Nome 'nere ne
.n,sso -. ,,l .V' al n'' wants, an" ne "a' OF
nrre,,;, 80 "n' ,to'u " !"
or,h, ~ s"C1snY e'eiy ieA4o"so'e u ="
H. d,,,;o- -, G0oO"n " LIS o"" 'S'n'
a., 80 l''l0'.'o' e"' was ao'e 70
oonPasS tnem the better, ny turning her attention
tothem. Her husbands business doing habits, his
temperate correct liie' had all the power of exam
PIE increasing her esteem and doubling her
II Tbov vo uISe,yo I'd I'm ms, ..-..
r;oh IT. ,.-. 80: " ""'''ns " se'
other with Ii,uo ha w. .a'"
N ;r,nr,ro !, e.. ,-, , 80
- "N' 'ue'esS s'rohs
=, VI Hu"' success, "hich prudent resolu-
'Ou. pure ln 'nose VINO teel that they have res
woriJ - auue'e 70 'nem' mus they began the
To attach a man TO hi. bome !. ia nec.ssorr ~ a,
home should have attractions uarra uaa,ohilIs
mad There he sough. rePe'e after the tolls aud
WEAKNESS OF the day, and there he found it. When
perplexed or low sniritod bs re,irod ,hi,ho. anJ
amid the soothing infIencas Of or;o, .nd ooaoo
full shades he for got the besrtlessnass r tho ord
-u,,S ~ es'"'os u 'ne "o'lu
aud all the wrongs of men. When things went i'll
with him. he fouud soace in the sunshine Of affec
lion thatin The domestic circle beamed upon him,
and chased every cloud from his brow. However
others treated him, there was always kindness,
confidence aud esteem. If others deceived him
and hypocrisy with its shameless face smiled on
him to delude and injure ham, there all was sin.
cerity Of the heart, which makes amends for suf.
fering. and wins the troubled spirit from misan
'nt1pS' ,.t..,s ,-.E r.W -...
L.,,S.I-.Is. .'0. .1''' 'enu' 70 maze "'ie goou
~, r. ~ .'ono'ui''' as that Kindness
,.,,...s - ~ 1'A"a "'''" epeaAS 'ne IAN
I1 a'a .ha' careful ana wetI
-,.,.a, @''A @ '',''e' anu gives strong
"ni P'uueuee WIN nave
"lu " ii''n'hiii iau 'hiS 'oken
Hor-n Jsvn,aJ a'1 ;,,.o,s .. L., ,..
steady nprno,o ,rd rnti,;n 49,, oL..;s
crcdit bv hi, n,ain ANA bonsst da,,;n,s ,s4,,,
bv hi. faitbfn, nurc,uaIi,v a,J oona,,n, ..ra'.
friends bv his obiIigin, d.nor,,,o,,, al as...,.,
datino dispo.i,ior go ,.inoJ IL, r.,,to,;a. :,
being the hest workm,n in tho v;I,aro NJ
were ever deceived ubo ,rr.tod ., liz .,. IT,
always drove his worL n li,,Io har,r.h,nI
said things 90 badly whom tbe oar, oe,. has,ra ~
horse
noticed once little Incident which illustrates
his character. A thrifty old farmer was accosted
in tie road, the end Of the village by youngster
Who was making a dash in business. and who
wanted to borrow few hundred dollars. The
willy old nan was perfectly ignorant where it
could be had. and sidled off from him as soon as
he could
ne roue u''ec''y down 10 hemphiils and told