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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
LEOomPTON HALL.
Fune--.''Root IlOg or die"


ftaii went to Congress, suppose you all do
know;
ite promised TO repeal The Salary Bn' ifhe
should get to 60
Well now he didn't do it and I'll tell yoH the
reason why;
II would bring down his own. boys; Root
hog or die"
He went down to sandusky 10 see the State
Fair
He had premium "bOar" but he did not have
him there,
He boughton Entry 'ticleti iI'lltell the reason
There was no whisky inside; Root hog or
die"
He went 10 wingsris Corner to have little
He put up twenty dollars. to him It was the
He didn't win the money and Intell che reason
why;
Hazlet knew his game, boys; Root hog or
die"
He made a speech in town, sirs, last Friday
The locos stood arOund twas such sorry
sight.
He harpcd on Kansas and IN tell the reason
Why
He wants to go to Washington root hog oil
die"
After he made his speech he went to III,
Shawhan house saloon,
To geta glass Of brandy, but Il worked mos
10 soon.
It don't make a bit of difference to either yol
or l.
He's bound to have his brandy, boysi "RoOthol
or die"
Now my song is ended and will have to go
But would like 10 mention about the locofoe
show.
Hall is their leader and their colors cannc
fly
But think they viii have to sing boys; "ROc
hog or die"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
ARE you READV7

Republicans of Seneca county, this is
the last time we will address you before
election, What tidmgs tho next issue Of
the Tribune viii bring you, depends main
ly upon yourselyes-upon your own in
diyidual efforts. Are you ready for the
oontesIY Have you talked to your indir-
Cerent neighbors and urged them to 60 to
tho polls and vote the Republican tioket7
II not. We urge you, as you love your
country, as you love Freedom aud dospise
Slavery and traitors in disguise, go to
work Ro,o for the success Of the principles
which involve the interests of Free La
bor and the cause Of true democracy -
Let us utter laundering rebuke next
Tuesday to the present corrupt admiuistra-
ton and its moroonary tools, both in their
attempt to enslave Kansas and all tie free
territory Of the Union and their lavish ex.
p9uditure OF the public revenue. to feed
hungry office seekers aud provide for
partisan favOriles. Inspired by the justice
Of our cause lot us 60 to work. as did oui
Corefa.hers. to arrest the tide Of slavery
propagandism and executive tyranny -
The issue IS the Administration Of King
James Buchanan, backed up by the treas
ury and power Of the Government. sgains
the people, The battle Of the Revolution
must be refought. Let every man do hii
duty.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
NEW ADVERTIsEmEMTs
Catharine r. Ronlthallef, plainuHvs Comontut Ron,

Catharine T. Rondthalef, plandfvs. Comoniut Rond
thaet Defendant,
The said Coueuug Rondthaer, hereby notified that
hesaid Plaintiff hledhor Petition for D ore, the Couit
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County ohio on the % day Of
October A. D. 1852, which now psniinp In said Conri
priying Tor biyore, AmonY and the and custody
teif rhlirnn and alleging for Divorce in said
Peuuor cruelty vi ul absence for more han
year and gf0ss neglect Of mautal duty.
The said defendant viii also take notice that nepostons
will be taken IN the shove AZ the ooe of John Lynch
In the city OF Frederick, Frederick County NJ %. the
~ day Of November next between the hours ofo O'clock
VI and 10 O'Clock r. VI. ofslid d1v and that tho tnking
said Depotitons ifno completed hnt day, v be
unuod from dny day e pllce and between the
same hours, until completed,
HALL AND PrrrEsaHR
oct-6we3,5O Au'ys Tor Petitioner.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
RgThe Berkshire Roar grunted OF
the corner last Friday night
The Ohio Journnl OF Educntion.

The September number Of this valuable month.
ly publication is before us. It's pages are filled
with good instructive reading mattcr-espeoially
TO students and teachers--and IL should have a
wide circulation. The articles deserving atten
tion, in the present number, arc Primary In-
slruction, "saC Reporting" and "Improprietics
of speech" In the latter the writer gives a lucid
and striking exposition Of the errors In common
place talking, which no one can read without say
ing TO himself Il know il; I've heard it; just
oxaotly as MIR. so and so murders grummer near
ly every word he utters"
This number Of the JoUhNAL also contains the
proceedings of the first annual session Of 9TH,
Teachers Natvual Association" ;" held at Cincin,
natl. August sth d, which we learn that the sum
expended tor school pIrposes, last year, amount,
ed 10 50 900 900. The value of the school prop
erty in the state is over $4,000 00O and the soci.
ETY. eongutulates itself that the system Of oduoa-
ton is rapidly improving.
Address as above, Columbus, o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
Rally! RaIIy!!
FREHmEN DO THE POLLs.

LET EVERY MAN DO MS
WHOLE DUTY 0N NEXT TUES.
DAY.
RR GO TO THE POLLS EARLY,
STAY LATE-sEE THAT EVERY
REPUBLICAN VOTE Is BROUGHT
oUTl SEE THAT NO FRAUDS ARE
PERPETRATED. -aT
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
Whipped Already.

The "Clique" feel whipped alroady.-
Their counlenanees for the last few days
have been wonderfully elongated, They
feel that their doom is approaching that
they cannot carry the the county any
more by fraud aud forgery. -FOUR
HUNDRED Republicans s,aid away
from the polls last year. 1t will not be
so this time. II Republicans win only
do their duty, victory is certain.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
The Returns.

Republicans, work for rouslng major
tiles and rousing vote next Tuesday
Let ths gallant freemen Of each township
do their whole duty and then let some
one bring in the relurus. as soon as they
are counted out.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
For Land Appraiser.

Adams-John Guisbert.
Bloom-John Seilz.
Clinton ID Dtvid Rlokenbaugh.
Eden-William Fleet,
Hopewell-C. W. Doran.
Liberty Nicholas Rosenberger.
Reed-AEariah G. Baker.
Seneoa-Jlmes II Briakerhoh
Yeniue--Samuel J Seed.
Tifin--Jnhn Walker.
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slava and Frea States.

Modern Democracy requires but FOR
.TY THOUSAND Inhabitants 10 make a
SLAvR STATE, but NINETY-rHREE
THOUSAND TO make FRRE STATS; ergo.
one Pro-slayery man ia as good as two
Free State men and a thitdP-( Lebanon
Snr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

PhlieliH West Plaintiff W. Henry We,, Defendant.
The said Henry West is hereby noded the Plaintiff
lcd her Petition In the Court OF Common reas within ani
of the county Of Seneca and state ofOho the q dav Of
OctoheT A. ID. 1853, which Is still pending therein, pr wing
af Div1rce, Amony The and custody Of their
dr-n md 10 be restored TO her maiden nae and alleging
oautes In said Petition, wi ul absence III than three
year' last part and gross neglect o. marital duty.
Hall AND PfrrENnER.
oot30Sai,15 Au'yis for rliintin.
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WORKl WnRKn wnRRIn

For the Success Of the Ticket the whole
Tieke:. Set your 6guisa high and work
iof big majorilies.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
Link nntll

The Looofooos are circulating all kindS
Of false umors aud ISLANDERS with regard
TO our candidates. Be not deceived by
them. they are all false. Remember .he
FORGED CIRCULAR"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
The Washington Union ON Senator
Douglas.

The Washington Union is remorseless
N it's Remuneration Of Senator Douglas
The following specimen paragraph is from
an article in It's issue Of the l7th inst:-
IL is. indeed, most surprising that there
should be any difference of opinion ia 70.
gard to the last years conduct of Mr.
Douglas. His purposes are made so trans
parent, hiN reoreancy 90 bold and releut,
less, his apostaey so complete, that u
question his fidelity to his party isa work
OF the rankest supererogation. There u.s.
in point Of fact, 30 far as the Democracy
are concerned, no material difference IL
the positions of Douglas, Trumbul and
Lincoln. during the past year, They wer,
and are, alike engaged in opposition to tn,
Democratic organization, They have al
tradueed and villihed those Democrats
who voted for the English bill. This is
evidently the estimate which Judge Brees'
has put upon the conduct Of Mr.. Doug
las.
In another place il reads Senator Doug
las out Of the party, for the hundredIl
timer
| AS a representative Of the Democracy
Of the Union. Douglas has forfeited all
confidence in his integrity aud virtue
He has broken the commandments, deri'
ded the faith. set aside the rituals, anC
violated lhe moral senoe Of the whole con
gregalion. lie is no longer worthy 10 b.
expounder Of our doctrines, the advise
OF our people. or their representative il
the councils Of the nation. Then lot hi
constituents strip him Of 1te surplioe. re
oke his commission, dis,lwn him Of au
thority,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

Are agents fort the sale ofWHEELER AND Wftsoss sew.
iFa MACHINES The best double hfead machine fr fam
y use Ato tor Canada save the hest Femed, lis
covered Tor Sums soald', Eyspeas, Feons Bois and al
injuries 10 the skin.
naok' uloek Main Street TiBn, Oct. Is, 1883. Octs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
Millinm CInrk. E.tni.

Notice hereby given that the Subscribers have been ap
pointed and qualified ESscvtoT The estate william
Clark late Of Seneca County Ohio deceased.
Itln sept. 3Oth 1853, DAVID McCLusa
octa.1w I.vva novn
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

HTThe efforts the "Clique." to
whip the Germans oflhiscity into the parry
traces, has had the effect to drive many
Of them away entirely. The party that
slaughtered Zahm for a Know Nothing
will do the same thing again.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

RTrhe Advertiser is ;ryiug to honey.
fagle the Germans into the suppor, Of the
LocompIon, anti. Douglas, Know Nothing
Ticket. We regard this as an insult.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

~if you want an honest man 10 rem
Iessni you IA Congress vote for JohD Ca.
ssg.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

GJlfyou want TO keep Kansas out Of
the Union, until after the next regular
census. vote for Hall.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

War NoT2-"The Ohio platform is r.
eeived with unbounded satisfaction at ths
South. Statesman on Platforms
Why not? Isn't il pro'savery up 4
the hubg Doesn't il take the ground Of
the Slave Democracy, that $4,000 mixed
breed, niggers and whites, are enough to
make q Stare State. but that il will re-
quired 93, 900 white people to make a Frss
STATE! Sure enough-why should no,
the Nulli6ers and DiSunionists receive
with "unbounded satisfaction" the Ohio
Platform Of 1853. Of she Doughiaoe Slave
DemooNcy2 Il is just what was eman,
ded - State Journal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. EDIToR. Please announce my name rs
candidate for election to the Office Of Real Estat,
Appraiser, in the City of Tifiin.
JoIrN WALKEE
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Lost.

Lost on Friday last dark shepherd dog, with white
breai and short Very friendly, yellow spot abnve one
oye, Any giving any information or returning te
dog, will receive a reward Of IS.
JAMES nLAIR.
octl9W hleniug.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

"TRr TRuE IssuR. The Washing
ton Uaion says;
"rhe true issue, not only in Illinois,
bat Ia every State in tho Union, is tie
Administrator Of Mt. Buchanan, as lhe
representative Of the Democratic party,
against all opposition, whether a. open
enemies or false friends"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
Seneca County Bank.

OFFIoE oF TIIE TREAsuRER srATEl
CoLuNHUs, June ~ 1859.
A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
n Seneca County Bank other than the circulating notes
Of sid Bank hereby called upon 10 make legal proof
Of 60 nmhus.
sep. st6m. Ar. STONE Treasurer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

E@Ifyou wantto be misrepresented
IN Congress, two years longer. vote Gol
Hall.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

HV-The charge chat Judge Carey was
ever Know NOshing ora Federalist is en-
trely false.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08

Rs-Rsad the Editorial an tho outside
Of shis paper.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-08
READ AND OIRCU LA T. E
vi. MARTIN,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
Washington Street, Tifin, o.,

Would specially inform bis friends, aud the publc gen
eray, that he has made enrs change 10 h mode Of
manufacture Of doing busness n general lie has pro
cured the best workmen the couety affords, and h now
manufacturing fine Boots, shoes, Caters, &c for Gents
and single booni Of calf skin, paten and other varieties
Of fancy leather used for boot making purpoies in
nor that cannot be suassed Ia the state 10 point Of vo
maHshp and taste. My Stock Is brought direct heH the
East and consists Of the ueFy beet mstrriah an wok s
warranted perfect Dc no sale. Try u and you ihall BE-
suiicd. You viii find reasoahle any other eusb-
snen fnr viii not be oudone prices, quality Of stock
aud orki1anship considered have constantly hand
good supply Of ready-uade boots aud Shoes Of my
manufacture, Ny tFms, hereafter are ready PAY Pro-
duce taken IN exchange Tor work.
n h Reierauce 10 given 20 such wear none but tho
hest Of wofk-among whom may be named Measri. j. O..
Kennedy T. y. SenTast T. Ounnd, g. Piiienref J. 3.
1ers, g. NJ Yelk ;, sneath, Geo Taylor Absl ks~toa
Geo. Rsd6ed, q. w. Gardner and also Of The old
SspsW ~ MARTIN.
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Groceries.

H. A, buSKIRK h RRl., have just received a large
and good assogtment of Groceries which will ho sold low
Tor cash produce call and oxamin theiT stock
sepaf. No 3 Shawhan Block
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-11
Mr.. Pig Takes a Walk.

In the spring time Of 1907, Mr., y. B' Good
rich Of Rocky Hill was the poasessog Of three
geese, who had, upon a capital oi nine eggs
each, gone into the business Of Incubation
AZ the same time, Mr., Joseph J0rey aiso OF
Rocky llil, was the proprietor of u pig who
was resident Of pen which was intenGcd by
Mr.. Jorey % be the residence Of the pig
aforesaid until Ia death, But one fine morn
ing, Mr.. Pig, aroused from his slumbrrs, went
forth 20 break his last, aud remarked 10 the
boy that brought his frugal meal that Il was
u pleasant morning, The boy not under.
standing the remark, vent away, Mr.. Pig
having finished the meal and acknowledged
the corn, washed his face in thu trough, aud
pressing his side against the boards, made an
opening through which be passed to make
neghborly call upon Mr.. Goodrich's geese.
The geese were notat home, but their eggs
we're aud Mr.. Pig thinking that they we're
placed there as refreshments for him by the
people Of the goose house, who probably cx-
pcctrd him, fell to and eat them oil with one
exception. Mr.. Pig then sot down and
awaited the arrival Of the mistress OF the
hauaei as 4he did not make her immediate
appearance Mr.. Pig, who had business IN
neghboring woodhouse, where II was under
stood that certain buckets Of sWill were stand
ing. wrote his name on the table, With eom-
plimenta to Mrs. Goose and thanks Tor the
refreshments, aud went away. The loss was
soon discovered, and suspicion being directed
against Mr.. Pig, he Was arrested. Upon
searching him, the guilt was clearly fastened
upon him. several OF the shells being found
in his vest pocket As hc was not a rcsponsi-
bic party Mr.. Jorcy was sued for the value
Of Mr.. Pigs luncheon, 90 wit, wcnty.siX
goose eggs. The case Of Goodrich cgg-ainst
Jorey, was accordingly before the Superior
Court, and the jury, having heard the tcsti-
mony, retired and delbcrnted. They return
ed Il verdict Of Sl2 damages for the plaintiff
This fixes the price of eggs At nearly 90
cents 1t piece. II Was claimed that the eggs
IN question were near being hntchcd but
eggs IN such state are frequently sold for
less than that, per dozen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-11
Constipation.

There is no single word in WebIcr's Unn.
hridgcd Dictionary. from nam to zythum in
elusive, which. 10 our mind is 80 expressive
Of human misery aud physiological deprnvity
rs this. IL is mainly because our bowels are
cunstiputed that the people of these United
States support twenty-five thousand drug
shops and fo1y-fvc thousad doctors at an
annual expense of more than u hundrcd
millions OF dollars. And Il is because of this
that our people pay the quacks of the irreg-
ullr trade suNersl millions year.
But the loss Of the money expended in nt.
tempts to make the bowels Of the community
move, and in cndeayors TO obviate the con
sequences OF their obstruction, is an insig.
uhcant.evi compared with the loss Of health
and happiness aud life. The mischieis which
spring from constipation, az the parent
source, are as numerous in the vital domain
as are the sins which, in the moral world,
originate from the evil one himself If Sa-
tan is the Nther of lies, constipation is the
mother of infrmitics.
Where, in all this broad land IL there a
man, woman or child whose bowels move
naturally who never require artificial aids
There Grc a few such. And they are those
who know almost nothing Of sickness. They
are strangers to dyspepsia, rheumatism,
toothache. bronchitis, consumption. They
never have the cholera. They arc proof
against yellow fever. They are secure from
paralysis. They never die Of apopleIy. Or
ganic affections of the heart never trouble
them.
Constipation of the bowels causes foul
blood and morbid recretionS. These occasion
corrupt humors, which induce torpid livers,
congcsted kidneys, oppressed lungs, aud con-
gesIed brains. Then follow RHEUMATIC pains,
headache, palpitdtion of the heart, vertigo,
sinking spells, nervous debility, lumbago,
sciatica, spinal irritation, piles spasms, col
les, and as more remote consequences still,
putrid fevers, pestilental epdemics, malig-
nant crysipelas, carbuncles and cancers. And
the medicines which are given to cure these
consequences are worse than the diseases
which they cure.
Learned physicians look for the causes of
these prevalent maladies in the vicisSitudes
of the weather; in thermometrichl variations
in bnrometrical statesi in prevailing winds
in fogs; in storms from the east iY currents
from the south; in tornadoes from the west
in blasts from the'north in cotnmotions in
the heavens abovuj in convulsions in the
earth beneath in ozone; in electricity; in
animacules; in excess of nitrogen in def
cheney of nitrogen in some fault of hidro-
gen; in carbonaceous miasmas, in a want
of carbon in catching cold in getting hot
in exposures in confinement; in everything
except-constipation
Aud why is the whole human race, with
few exceptions, sick and dying of consump-
tionp The complaint is scarcely known in
the ANIMAL kingdom below man. Why should
the most intelligent creature in existence be
lthe Only one who cannot have a henlthful ao-
tion of the bowels Surely there must be a
cause. We\charge the whole Of IL TO the
prevalent system Of cookery--worse IN some
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Mr., clay 10 Tho Boys,

The Western Farmers Almanac for 1850
contains lptler from the sage Of Ashland 10
one of hia namesakes, which Gns never before
hTen published and Is 90 characteristic uf
that great man that We take great pleasure
in transferring Il % our columns
ASHLAND, 1lh July. 1915
Ny Dea LiHis Namesake Your parents
have done me the honor % give my name 20
you, ON that account, and 40 the request Of
ynur good mother / address this note, which
she wishes 90 preserve Tor your perusll,
when, by tha lapse Of time, you shall have
attained an age which will enable you 90
comprehend and appreciate ils friendly pur'
port,
Your parents entertain fond hopes Of you
and you ought 10 strive not 10 dsnpp0int
them, They wish you 81 be good, respected,
eminent You can realize their most san
guine hopes II you firmly resolve to do 90,
by judieious employment of your time and
your faculties, Shun bad company, and all
diasipation-iis inevitable consequence.
Study diligently and pcrseyoringy, You
will be surprised ~ the ease with which you
will master branches Of knowledge which, at
frat view. will irghten you. Make honor,
prubity, truth and principle, your inyariablc
guides. BE nbedirnt, and always affection
ulely respectful 20 your pnreuts. Assiduous-
y '''''"N 'H'"' wv" 'I,"h'""' ~ 'N''
guaranty Of happiness both here and hereuf
ter, In your Intercourse with your fellow
beings, he firm, hut at the same time bland,
courteous and ubliging Recognize az all
times the paramount right ot your country
10 your most devoted services. whether she
treat you IN or we'll, aud never let selfish
views or interests predominant over the du-
ties Of patriotism.
liy regulating yoursclf according TO these
rules you may become respected and great
be an ornament 10 your country and a bless
sing To your parents. That such may be
your destiny ia the sincere wish Of their and
your friend II. CLAY.
Master llENRY CLAY.
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fort Of the whole circle. A pencil, a sheet oi
paper, aud a few patterns will sometimes
keep Kim quiet by you for on hoHr while YOU
are talking, or Ia a corner he may build a
block house, annoying nobody II he doss
now and then disturb you, and Il costs you
more thought and care 10 regulate him there,
balance which is ths greatest eyil--i0 be- die,
turbed by him nov, or when he is a man.
or oil you can give your Charley, II you
are goodman or woman your presence is
the best and safest thing. God never meant
him ~ do without you any more than chick
ems were infant 10 grow without. being brood
ed, Inen let him have some place in your
house where IL shalllbe no sin % Hammfr and
pound and make all the litter HE heart do
ares, aud his various schemes require. Even
" you can III afford the room, weigh we'll be.
tween that safe asylum hnd ole which, II do
Mod, he may make for himself in the street.
OF oil the devices for Charley which We
have, few shelves which he may dignif,
with tho name Of cabinet, IL one Of the
best lie pleAs ~ ei'siis ="a rshhi-- -.'I
stones, all odds and ends, nothing comes
amsa and II you give him pair Of scissors
and q little gLm, there h no end of the Ia
bells he will paste on, and the hours he may
innoeently spend sorting and arranging, A
bottle Of liquid gum is an invaluable resource
for various purposes, nor must you mind
though lac yarniah his nose and fingers and
clothes, (Which he will do Of couTssl II he
does nothing worse, A cheap paint hoK, aud
some enRra,inga 10 color is anotheri aud II
YOU will give him some real paint and putty
10 paint and putty bis boats aud cars, he il
made man,
All these things make iTouble--to be sure
they do--but Charley is % make trouble. that
l. the nature Of the institution you are only
70 choose between safe and vholesome trouble,
and the trouble that comes at last like n
whrlN ind, God bless the little fellow, and
send va all grace to know what 10 do with
him