Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16

" ffH lFf eN'f prom t't 'Nf' INWf ne iuIc
Hut there. rest Tor the faint nnd Tho weary
And friend. moot with lost ones above.
But Ia liruyt u ! can but remember,
When from earth my proud soul shall he free
And that 40 chilly winds oi December,
Shall steal my companions from NE.
rcD- 1t takes Il long experience OF
the dcccittuncss of earthly pleasure
to convince the mind that true happi.
ness consists more in contcntmcnt
with our personal condition, than in.
anticipations that perhaps will never
bc realized.
I4g-It win ever be the theme Of en-
ynpturcd song to the redeemed soul
hat it has been saved, "not 10y works
If ritcousncss which we have done,
out according to his mercy he saved
Is by the washing ofrcrcncration and
tua wing Of the Holy Ghost
ra. There are certain things so in-l
.ompatihlr with each other, that You
will never find them existing in the
,an,c breast, and we are to Judge Of
heir nature, by the influence which,
they have upon the heart rs well as,
The lie indeed the life is only the cX-
tclnal manifestation Of the existing
,atc Of the heart
tegrTheEc is no sin that more com
pictcly oblitcrates all reverence for
liod from the heart than that Of swear
ing. We never speak irreverently or
disrcspecttully Of those whom we love );
nor could we take the name Of God in
rain, or invoke his awful curses upon
ourselves and others, unless the heart
was calouS to every good impression
BsT. Youth is not only the season for
mental cultivation, but for receiving
those impressions that will remain
stamped indcllibly upon the soul. 1t
is then that the sympathics Of the
heart ale easily touched, and the char
actcr, in \ degvee, determined. There
fore, whatever indisposos the mind for
serious contemplation, must prove Of
lasting injury.
R.lt is utter folly to affect con-
Tempt for the good opinion Of others,
especially the yirtuous; because with
out this, however hard person may
struggle, he never can rise above a
certain point, and that far | low what
any man Of proper feelings and ambi-
ton should aspire to. As well might
he attempt to swim with milestone
about his neck, as to attain influence
in society under the frown Of public o.
pinion.
How LoNG SHOULD Cows &C DRY 2
In answer to thus question, Il CORES
pondent Of the Ohio Farmer furnishes
the following sensible suggestions =
After saying that no rule could apply
to all cows alike, he adds II have
found that COWS inclined TO take on fat
could be MIXED up t0 within TWO
weeks OF caIviug and have both COW
and calf healthy and plump; and COWS
that could not &c tattcncd while milk.
ing, required from four to six weeks oI
rest from Neutrality-suspicious. to calv
ing, otherwise the calf was small ard
not well formed, and the following
years supply ofmilk much lcsscned.
To REMOVE CmAFF FROM ANIMALS
EYEs.-Mr. c. f. food states, in the
OhiJ farmer that he had a valuable
COW, which became partly blinded with
oat chatt, and tried the varions rene.
dies commonly prescribed, but to nc
effect. He then took silk pocket
handkerchief, drew it tightly over the
end of the forc-fuger, and after raising
the cyclid as much as practicable
thrust the covered finger carefully in
to the eye The chatIadhcring to tn,
silk was at once removed
70 PREvENg II RISES kICKING.-A
subscriber Of the Country Gentleman
being possessed of horse that would
kick everything to pieces in the stabI,
that he could reach, and having tounC
aremcdy for it, (attcr trying many
things, such as lettering, whipping
hanging chains behind him to kick Il
gainBt, &C. sends the same to rha
journal 1t is simply fastenlnga short
trace-chain, about two feet long, by ;
strap, to each hind foot, and let him dc
his own whipping.
To SOFTEN OLD PuTTY.-ln removing
old broken pains from a window, it i
generally very difficult to get of tn,
hard, dry putty. that sticks round The
glass and its frame An cXchang
says Dip a small brush in nitric 0
muriatic acid be obtained at th
druggists,-and 60 over the putty
with it. Let it rest a while, and it vii
soon become so soft that you can re
move it with case.
CoLrs on A HARD FLooR.-Som,
people state that colts should stand OF
a., orIa, . N .np ln, II q =,