Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16


toral. TITS II Judgment for q sort Of Egyp-
tiuAi beast worship, which has grown up in
this country Fortunes are given for fancy
horses, who are attended, groomed and stabbed
like the favorites Of the Roman Emperors.--
Cattle and sheep are also fed and cared for
far more tenderly than human beings. They
live in every comfort and are fed to repletion,
while the poor are crowded into wfetched
places or turned out to starvc. .- . % ~.
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ftrsl4 Who are the rich men in the,.world?
Not the men that have. the most money
|inanentialp yet, after all, facts 90 to show
that the stingy rich man is theleast inhuon-
Itisl. while the beneyolent rich man is, the.
most Influential For it is not having money,
I'butH giving it away, that makes rich men IN
EHuentiahj But being truci3 rich is being.ricl
in good works, in disposition. in soul. EorI
aver that there is no real wealth for q man
save that which lie carries in himself. No
mouirain chr make yourch. Neitherbonds,
nor any form OF external treasure, can make
you rich. If you would be rich, yeu must dig
gold In yourselves You are to be rich, if at
all ,9in your manhood ] do not diseredit the
conveniences the secondary power, Of hon
estly earned and well administered money;
but declare that tile manhood of nah is
iabove his possessions, and that that man is
thc lnostrich, and thGimost truclyrich who
| has the most manhood in him. And if | were
| TO pick out ini!qehtiaI men, | would not pick
out those that are in high places Natural
Judges natural governors, natural Srcathmch
are not generally those that are sought land
run after You shall find wiser men that the
accredited wise men in village. You shall
! find better mon than the minis er in every
parish, trust Ncu shall find usler men out
fof the coult than in the court For after all
it is what man has in himself, rather than
that which he has bribed men 10 think he has
in him, that is the true man. 1t is the reality
Of manhood, the quantity of it, the richness
| of it, that makes 4 man rich.-Bcccher.
~ 7 $1,000 = : - ~ A'''' ''''''
I'7"1Iow TO MEET Cholera. A.-First, have a
cIeaE conscience Next ''''eno 10 'h'io''o"-
ing a'tec'lohs: ..'. ..".'.j @''
nila "a saSs, and astage Of collapse a winch is is
laial' Inc PreMohl,oFy stage IS ushereu ! IN
I ~ mid, painless diarfhea, whicn generally
continue" iot houfs' SoL'eV'hirs iof o,'ys' PC
lore the stage Of collapse sets H. IN IN tins
PiFhoAtFlorF staSc 'Hc eiSG"SS y ie"o''y H!'u
promptly caratle by simple remedies, eo@I'', in;
ed with rest IN the recnmoeh' poSitloh Ali
that IS necessary, therefore, to prevent l"tal
attack al choleFa' IS th"1 !ne Pa'ienC anon ne
do"iii Keep warm hhu qaie'; anu t""e sucn
IremeniFS as %ill feIeVe tie afifFiea'
A knowledge Of these facts led a., many Eng
i'Sil towns IN FORMER vsl'ul'ons Oh c,ioe1a' 10
4 organize oofy OF visitors, under the d'lec
uoh"' u. centt"l ileuieai sohfu, mAYse 'u'y % II
was to Visit from HOnSe to mousse Two, llfcG
on Tour iimes dally' ana inquire IN every nam
ny ior t',eSe cases OF dlarrhea, EqcA VISITOR "
carried the proper remedy, and personality at
ilnemchLqt tue Pauent 10 ms pea ~ he re-
Il ts0It q those organizations was most h44Ppy;
IN numerous Instances towns lying IN tn9 d.
rect tract OF the disease did not lose a slrf'e
Finhabitant by cholera, though thousands OF
eases ofpaInless darrhea were treated.sa
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h's s'oni!csi every nlSh' ,r,
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his t'shlnS lines Oreak -, A. ,
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il's nifNia sauGe seasoned W. faerS
M'y ae otEi S'NV Oh " I'll " p'D S14""
4 ,, May his friend run off with lis wife, and
Ills qbildysn take, the ,wbooping cough, !,
7 May lis cattle de Of murran, and his pigs
'Ii6stro5y his garden! Haf f''1""1'''''' '.'
. tn Maythef famine stricken ghost of All editors
Ibaby haunt his slumbcrs and hiss murder in
his dreaming cars. ...- .
i h, May his COW give seuffmilss ddh,un panc-
lid butter; in short may his daughter cnarry,a
Hoinc-cvcd editor his business 90 70 ruin aud
hclI rgiaatdre.b 81 'sFi mr. "'' ''
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/ plylspJ+lTy r GoI4RT7linn ! r. .!t4.f, t4.f psdigary
process Of making gold lent @ @slpgie gram, gralp OF
.Ta6tdilits hamr,tttP bnt,tftiift covers space
'l5f sepcilihe eMesrHduarD 1 Eaelisfu%re fheh'of
J, btliamag be, ,cutlinto. 100 strips, aud eachstfip
Hinto 100 pieces, each Of whicA SiAistilnetIy
Visible to the naked eye A snsle fpraai9a, OF
gold may thus by mechanical means be Sob
divided into 400 00oONiFtble PIECES Bat this
.>nis not ALL If atiachedt6 4 Tiete,of sg4s*s the
i, golslieaf may be.subdiIided, ST. h'rrlfaEi u
n loco parallel lines maybe ruled In itlei space
of one single inch, So that sqgafESsr f SIP r4neh Of
ffaold leaf weighing 1:4Sth or n grain niaY be