Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-29

with his lot," replide the Intelligent yomanry
"All men are SO, my Spn, retortid Abou
II kin see sich in emmy grocery. Life il
made up NV dissatisfaotions. Wun want
riches, another fame, sum chase ,wun fleetil
shadder; sum another, but alass all er doom
ed 2 disappointment Let us invest in Har
lem stox and bubble OUR munny--we repin,
chat we dident buy Oil shares and treble it.
But what wouldest thou * III
mighty Ben Haden, my name is Noryal-
on the Grampian hills my father fed his fox
a froogal swane, and wheh the old gentleman
pegged out he willed EN- i'll 2 me- /, sheel
them sheep, and wash Tho WOOL, and card i
and spin it, atid weave ~ 1nak6 MI
garmence Why, Abou Ia 'i65 N Ii
have made my, sheep to gov rolls instid y,
wool and saved me the trjlble. y i. l58
my jentle friend, " replide Abou, go they
ways, Hentz4th thy sheep shel grow rolls in
"a week er sich matter is sposed to he,
elapst
The sturdy yomanry retained,
grati6edY'
"Yea muchly," replide the high mindid
ISono'iVooehCi 'he sneep grew roIlS anu gOOC
rolls too But great Aboa, why coodept Ma
cher, while she was about it, hev made the
sheep grow yarn instid uvErolls."
"Go to thy native mountains thy sheer
shall grow fine yarn Nv rienny colors
(Another week goes by) .
"Agin here" said Abou. Attest thou moi
satisfide2 Wat woodest thou nowY'
"Mity profit, all things is ez easy ez turnir
Jack frum the bottom thee. My sheep grow
yarn. Is it askn too mutch to hev them grow
cloth. Then wood my labor be lightened-]
should only hev 2 cut it and sew it in gar
mence." t59r,
"Be it so, but bother me no more. | am
Cheerman Nv the Execootiv Committy NV my
ward, and the eleckshun il but 8 weeks off. -
Go and be satisfde.' CLOTH is @
A week passes by, Ike a dream.
entity Abou, - ~ w'. .
"How now--thy importantly displeeses me
] hev times grantid thy Desires Wat want
id thou now p gr1 .a. Fl.
NIFTY Abou, trooly at thy biidin me mere
noes, wich / importd ffum Vermont, hey
yee!did rolls and yarn and cloth. Why, al
profit, coodent they jest cztwell grow clothing
Ready made, with Amerrykin watch in the
fob and pocket book Glled with green-bas
and plug NV Cavendish tobacker in the trou-
sis pokkit Grant me butthis and"
"Awuy ongrateful, and lei me see thy face
no more. grantid thy abserd wishes 2show
that Nucher did all for MS that we needed
that the balance we must york out ourselves,
and that he'd she dun moreiwe wood still hev
been dissatisfde AT fi& twas rolls, then
yarn, then cloth, and mon yoo want clos E
ready made. Go back sheep grows COM
,pcr wool agin. ] led :gsy 700 all yoo
askt, wat, oh miserable, wood yoo hev he'd 2
do2 Yoo wood becum lazy, filthy and rotten
Yoo wood loaf around groceries, mix in2 pol
lytix, and becum a noosance too yourself and
friends. Laber is Heven's law, Nacher
gives us the raw material and Keep us busy
she requires us to work it in2 shape, Nachcr
gives us korn-it is our dooty maik it ai2
whisky and sich other produx ez go to sustane
life. Without laber life is cuss--with it we
air happy. A bizzy man hasn't time 2 reflect
upon wat a mizzabe cuss he is-wieh rehec-
ton in men Nv high minds wood Iced sooi-
side. Go thy ways. Be virchus and yool be
happy
MoREL-Employment NV wun kind er
another is a necessity. Fer ny part keep
myself bizzy in gittin liviu orr NV other peo-
pies laber, and in these degenerate days it's
Jest all kin do #... U
tMoREL NUMBER 2-The more we git the
more we want. Wich is new .~
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