The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-29

NV ua1te md "a v tAaea and sar fOu1z all for
gotten. : : -
Inc 0riet race of tims ven ana patiently run
80 e. me pass away, peaeeluliy' slien.ly,
- lslsa "a y nilae iiAss ss0..s =
Giadiy Away from tbs toll world hasten
Un to the crown that for me has bee,. won;
Unthouyht Of BY man in rewards or in praises.
Only remembered BY what 1 have done
up and away. like the odors Of sunset.
ThEtssEesses- -sss sv1tfgfrr darkness comes
on;
80 ss i-,4 3isez-a fl,ip felt Int r,s,notieel
And fbut r-emembereI I,y srbat I nave done
K ! s,sss : =
ses ss:'''.ss - '',,. nsss - '.-' /" a.'
9Isen the howers that It came from are closed
: = !. - up and gone.
50 Wonld be 70 this worlds weary dWellerss
= Only remembered isy what I have done.
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essas .1g1s sne praise q sne record
i. sls' oa las s'Ons.
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We ourselves bnt remembered by what We
1nssa -. !. missed !, ,av,;,.,..
+ ts s1ssunu.es and autumn rsved si.snsls on, =,
g eas a season.; z ss g. e
3 IshalI tin berenembered By what have done
i mead of ,s s,;s .,.a e s,,s...d ia
10 reap down those acids which IL snrinu /
have sown:
He.yhos plowed and. who sowed Is mot missed BY
the reaper,
He is only remembered by what he has done.
<. 80 80 .,.:ss y !, !.
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Not ,.vse,s INIT .,,a soed tho. s. ,;es ,,.ve
-. sssSs 4, ; - s11I = ~
Shall pass 70 The ages all about me forgotten,
Save the truth have spoken, the things /
!, ',sssg 80 nave qone. issi -
Ief rav3fiyitso NJ 40 y,e nv flsino.
taso lei nv 8. name lie. upblazeued. unknown:
Unpraiscd and unmissed. / shah still be re-
menabered; 9,.s
Yes-BGt remembered by what have done.
H. BoNAR,
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"A HUMOROUS VIEW OF THE FAR
MERs CLUE.
srarzr .Twas,n,s Report az the Proceed,nV..
Ex-Constable Quinn desired the
club to inform him how to make hogs
;roOtexss Is + ~ fssg s.a ase.a3
DR.. Slow had been a practical far.
mer for the last six weeks, and in all
his varied agricultural experience no
such article as hog's-root came under
his notice. What was ii? Was it
edible? or useful in any way? or was
ii, as he more than suspeeted. another
worthless humbug devised by the
sharpers to defraud us practical far
mers? He knew not whether il was
propagated by seeds or cuttings. but
he would advise Mr.. Quinn to he shy
of hog's-root, especially if if was =
new tangled or hieh-priced t1iber.
Mr.. Moker. the agricultural writer
exbhined the anatomy of the ho0,s
proboscis. 1t is designed for subter-
ranean.roraging, by process vnigarly
called roofing, to which Mr.. OEinns
INQUIRY probably referred. He would
recommend that Mr.. Ouinn, wine his
hogs hose. III he finds it red he NAV
be sure it is tender and needs fpro
lection by a metallic shield. Some
resort to the strategic device of in.
sertiuo a wire ring in the hoo,s nose.
IN his efforts to remove which he
would naturau vsthrustz his snont intr
the soil. and Thus root nnwiJIinoIv
HI
hoo and the metalic shield was mo,
.fsrabl9 ION the sco.e IF fair dssalinn ii, =
and philanthropy.
Mr.. Greelv exhibited a pumpkin o,
his own raising. AS itienibo1ied hi,
solitary and browning success afte,
several wears of disconrad;ng fa;lnre
IN Dnmpkin9 culture. the cInb snr
rnunried t;t with nneoyerad baaJa o1,d
- W 4oAA SA OSl uOduo 11U
,.at;an and envv II Voc onna,.,
truit.,and .when Mr.. CPS hat MA,
qtacsd on If. foiIlustrate its si5a anG an
symmetry. the nat and nnmnk;,
seemed so perfectlv adanted to eaci
other. and fooether nrodnced an ct of
feet so startling. that several anthns;
astic men,hers suore thav ,yonIJ ban,
VIVA no; sd fhos ,.,,nanI-;, & ;, !;
shev had sean M # anvwhera ' =. - -
he 1botogranbad hv Gnrnav ond 49, :.
s,nay's sT'r;bs,ueG e1bscr;bos, ', Iii 10 "a
,.e;va comics Srba nnn,,.le;,, ~ mh .1,,
fiatter;nr nrodnc. =. ono hnsao, VIZ 'a' ~
seed ,,I,7,ta,i ~. The tarS, =, Gha4e G =
sSI,n,g ,sissr hlossob;ng sha - rfna f,s' n4e'a va
frosted an incIinatio9, to. 10, w;tbar-'I M i''l T
WAS theraunon transnlontod -, . \, ,,,,.,
t,owa. not and rayr,sls,ad -. ~ ~ ,ai .'
,esidence Of its founder - Fnr Snu som,, som,
t;me IL mined and droonad iona sI'f,' tha,
ti,as, eot ~, ,,;ohts iii - i.:'. ~.
~rarr l NONE anf nonid W ~ ~ 1ape.'ln' ,ap, bl
every noment tnrnad - ont Y not '' p ob =
its last. and with careful nursing IN !
finally lied and came M to matu
rity. as cherished and tough pumn
kin as ever grew.
snDE Gixhammers Suggested that til,
resnif of ! MIR. q q inflomitab,e strnogl
with this pumpkin showed how ev
cry CITY family could provide itsel
with pnmpkin pie. He boned to 60
the dav when every windew siu !;
every scifvl would be a1ornad vii
frucfifying pumpkin potss and ever
work kmanss COTTAGE embowered !;
nasrnnEin9 vines. ag7i sss,1i Z. : :,
Tbos. Dodd. of New Hamnsb;r
writes TO the cirb that he ;s tiftu Voc,
old. i5iiia1 with Ico,,snnntion has
LARGE family. ten dollars in none,