Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-30


Where oft in childhood, 1 was want to roani
Where even now, sweet mem'ry bids me standi
II is that magic spot call my HOME.
Fremont, Nov. 23d, 1900
Every argument in favor Of liquor drink
ing is like the liquor drinker himself It falls to the ground
Why should ladies make better traders
and pedders than mon Because they get shaved
Why had man better lose his arm than
his legi Because losing his leg he loses something to
"boot"
An Irish lover has remarked that it is a
great pleasure to be aone especially your swateheart
swidy ye."
As the sun when it arises in the high
heaven is the beauty good wife in the ordering OF
her house
The number of persons who will need
aid in Kansas, the coming winter, to keep them from
starving is estimated at 10000.
A young lady down east advertises for
the young who "embraced opportunity and says
If he will come to their town he do better.
A woman and her five children were
found at Topeka, K T., the 14th ut dead from
ration. Unless urgent measures taken, hundreds
will speedily follow.
Many a man thinks it his virtue that
keeps him from turning a rascal when it is only full
stomach One sho-d careful and not mistake potatoes
forprinciples.
can honest man is the noblest work of
the Lord" enthusiastically exclaimed Hardshell Bap-
st and then after pause he added but the Lord has
had job in the world for fifty years !"
In California, notlong since, two ''friends"
of George Wilson, got him drunk and then amused
themselves with soaking his clothes with whiskey, after
which they sot him on fire and he burned to death.
Persons inclined to seek happiness in
ef1ce-holdng, should remember the testimony of Haw-
thorne who had experience and who says there is nc
/ bnclg- he
rather trap door down.
Mr. Mason D. Smith of Huntington, had
y-onc sheep, out of flock of fty -four, killed by dogs
the night Of the 25th ut. He heard noise among
the Sheep and went out just in time to three of h
flock He oughtto kill every miserable cur in Hunting
ton.-Elyria Dem.
The Philadel phia Inquirer says that one
good result of the successful revolution in the italian
organ grinders image peddlers, &c. Whether they hav
returned to their native land not they have in grea
part disappeared from Philadelphia.
The Norwich Bulletin says that one o.
the floor managers of the Lincoln and Hamlin ball II
that city, Thursday night left the ball about twelve
O'Clock, to accompany his wife home. He expected
to return; but he didn't Reason why-person applied
for board-young Observation-Disclosures pounds
gay boy.
A Washington letter-writer, speaking o
Charles Summers fitness for Secretary State under Mr.
Lincoln, says: at is well known fact that Mr. Cass has
frequently sent for Sumner within the last two years.
gain information from him respecting certain learned
points at issue in the State Department.
The loss Of property caused by wreck:
on the British coast in 1859 amounts to e. 900 OOO
There AIS vessels lost and disabled, board
these 645 drowned. This is the largest number
record that have perished in any year.
APPLE TAPIocA.-Pare, core and quar-
ter eight apples; take half tablespoonful of tapoc
tea-cupful of white sugar and -four. Put this tapioca
Mixed in stewpan, and let it simmer ten minutes. The
put in the apples and let it simmer ten minutes more
Whom cold, there will be a jelly round the apples.
i "ABE LINCOLN" AN INvENToR.-We wer
this morning shown at the u s. Patent Office the mode
ofa steamer combining buoyan air chambers with steam
boat or other vessel for the purpose Of enabling the
draught of water to be readily lessered that they NIGH
pass over bars through shallow water without d
charging their cargoes. This method of lifting
over shoals was invented by Abraham Lincoln Presider
elect and for which he receiveda patent May 22d lS49
Wash. Star
An exalted Englishman, short tim
SINCE grew rather boasu the reading Of the 81
Nicholas Hotel in reference to the big ship" After
land could herect," he asked quiet individual in ii
group what he thought of her. 'We" replied the il
dvidual "she'l do very well passenger boat th
Erie Canal but she's too slow for river business" Wit
tho ejaculation. "What blawsted hignornmus" Johnn
Bull left that Eection.-N. Y. Sunday Atlas
An old Scotch Presbyterian servant wa
induced by her mistress to attend Episcopal churc
where the furniture and music we're of the most eab
rate character, and asked how she liked it, "oh.
she replied its bonny; but oh, my lady, IL
an awfu way of spending the Sabbath"
A bill is before the Legislature of Vel
mont to prevent przefghting making every person WI
shall engage in any such fight punishable by mprisoI
ment not more than ten years, by fine not tina
OOO and every aid second or surgeon, by mprisor
ment not more than Ave years or by ne not to excee
0OO and every resident Of the State who goes out Of
to engage in such ght subject to the punishment
''ad, second, or surgeon to any such fight pitR "a
:. State.
Miramon has earned the title of the Me-
lean Nero Not long since ventured to mpore hi
to grant peace to the distracted country. The tyrant
only to sentence the suppant TO receive f.
hundred lashes. When three hundred and fifty had bee
administered, Mramon was Informed that the man W
dying. "Let the remainder" he said, ''be given to
: dead body; my order must be carried out"
n The Boston Advertiser contains summ
returns for 1850 and 1860 1t appears by the Assessor
returns that the aggregate OF the city and town vau
O6s against about 100000 in 1910 and about 500
100000 in 1850 1t seems not improbable that the Sta
valuation of1s60 may reach the sum of 81 600 OOO 900
l. one thousand million dollars This will do pretty
for State whose is but 1880 square miles. II
about IS, 800 for each ratable poll.
10 1t becomes our painful duty to record
sad and heart-rendng accident which happened in
more, this county on last Saturday little child Of Il
years. belonging to Ezekiel Rice during the absence OF
n mother to neighboring house, procured bunch
matches and idnited them to blaze, which commune
ted to its clothing and enyeloPed the little sufferer in
nane Tue mOtner returned lust IN time 70 witness
IS piece of her poor chds aiment drop ohared fro
re- Its person. and to speak word OF consolation in
little ear before its spirit fed to that eternal home Of
III where fire RACES not Oitdpd Democrat.
r, Francis Quarles, an old writer who live
V in the days Of Charles the First says parents Bo
ry vgiant thy child in the April Of his uuderstan
Is ing lest the frost Of May nip the blossoms. When he Il
f tender twg, raighten him. while he is vessel
- son him Such as thou makest him. such commonly sh
thou lind him. Let his 6rst lesson DO obedience and
second shall be what thou wilt. Give him education
le good letters TO the utmost of thy ability and capacity
Season his youth with the love of his Creator, and
the fear OF lis God the beginning of his knowledge
TX have active spirit rather rec than curb it, but
idleness among its chiefest faults. As his judgme
ripens, observe his inclination, aud tender him cai
nj that shall not cross It, Forced marriages and calling
80 dom prosper Show him both the and the po
II and prepare him well for the danger Of the skrmsh
Nj possesses him with the honor of the prize
We learn, says the Boston Journal, tn
a dry goods dro in this city, who had a claim for 81
against Southern trader who could not meet II with
"ready, adopted novel course by which their accoV
uI eaneeed and negro slaye ohainen bis fraednm