The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-17

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and well make him vote withussE The |
Dimoerisy- never yet failsdte control al |
NV the lower orders nv society, They |
hev the lowest grade uy. the furriners;
trey Hev Delaware and Mzfylahd; they |
hev NooGKoFk city and 6eutherh IIfL
noy, and EFF itbenigger, gets the ballot
.afore he does the spellinbook, he's ourp
beyond ,peradveneber, ,gad, ,.s,-s
= Let ns hold onto our faith, and con-
tiDyoo to run, hopin eSentooaIIy to be
gloriRed. Let usIpemembert that ALI the
mGorities agib " don,fehapge The fact
that Noah Gust Ham, and that Hager
wuz sent back to her mistress. Let US
remember that Pani, or some one nv
them 'possels, ,o remarked, HSefvance,
obey yoor masters" and that, under
Ablishin rool, we~are exposed to the
danger uv 4Hsahyin f1IggefS. Let us
still cherish the faith that milleSencboo-
ally, when Eeason geturns5dhenAmeri-
kin people will not, lthreYs aFay the
boon we offer, em Nv fllin the cuss Nv
hbor imposed BY the AImity for dlso-
bedienee ih the garden, ez zthe Dibfocfi4
y1serEed9in the asmypby subStito6t,
and sperseYeref Csgsnipnto the pelfeck
end, When this good, time is CONES
then will the apshent' Dlmocrisys nv
wihchf I fievIben to Runst piIier and 4
ornament for thirty years, triumph, the
position Rich1 now holdywiehis rather
too temporary abe agreeable, be cous
tipged pnt0, me for keeps and laying
off the armor nv actopal warfare, shel
rest ID that haven Nv Worn out patriots
"a perpetooal Post Offs. Maybe
day behastened hsfFaewalb1a isIH
insbissiI IPRrso1ErMv NAssf, p Min
sdi vi belijss Jon chisaP Postmasten)
ssorgno1 11ntaa-xsG--o---an+niijsgo0 10
gIiaeioilwnat is sdccess9A -isdl
afMo4tinisr BegaRi life under the usual
conditions of poverty5ansitberL frieud
neriinauenee5O help 1HeFesolyedinsE
ertbeless to, make his markaa He be-
came. industrious, and industry brought
him WEALTH lie Was stethly upright,
aha that secuted respect. 9I lHis1genefosl
ity kept paceiwiihs his gains, and that
won reHewn 4 80 nat tberage of City he
vas the, richest man in his Stats, and its its
chief magistrate. He grew i'll, Medi-
cal science was impotgnt 2 s'St, "baid
| his attendant, 9dstheI brittle fthiead will
snapsb&crei the sdnvgoes DOWN. 0Ass
tenished, he said, trsIt eann9t heioI viii
| be- up to-norrow." Every art was apr
pDiied in vain. sii The agitated form grew
weak Tick, tick the seconds went,
aadlbeH6fe the shadows damsit the Catas-
trophe was upod himu ,TurhlhgGtoithe
wall, imam agony no pen can Ideeeribss
as fEled 359s A.i IN 4hy R ha' ssf8F ss8 Is )
'fGSfiSiaha Entered KahabES upon lie,
Sid before Rehsanlhad reached hisze.
NTH was widovsdand bFOksnn and FIVE
little ones cried for,bread. ,4lt is we'll
she said; .swe giIl walk With God. |"
Long and dreary Years came and went,
| years Of care and suffering and yetiIar-
thenbsrsaxemshG Hard, hardMas the
| strife Of life, till men said God was not
pitiful. At fifty she was not Of earth.
| In her conflicts she bad studied the he
roes Of faith and endeavor Of 0ther times.
The ScfipttsTei characters she knew BY
heart Bnngan's Pilgrimgwds heraconi-
panion., The Saints Rest had become
her own. Paysop was ber exponent;
"The celestial city," she would say, sis
full ii my view. It's gIbries beam Upon
me- litSn0dors si@e waited tor me its
soundssstEikesAPdn nhyneafs,e aud ats
spirit is sbreathedTinto my heart" And
iI.her latest, breath testified, ~ have
! fought z good hgbt,, fhaSe finished
/ nv Rcodfse, ef sRSed kept the faith
/ ThAnkS yunt6 0odfor ihishnspeakAi
IbIe giftR ,izaI y1au1doI bse gdt n,
/ These. are no sketcheasf the fancys
but yeIritable history. Tell me, Waat i
! success io@7zs zatGsgicda Msssga9sr si9Oo' Z
! iii gui1hb sonbao9 sid bGs i9msn Y
II .Heoal eTIt bsiUab al gTsiv .lig1 Jssl Juo
] Hindoo Women. - A.
Very sad is The, condition Of woman
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