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The Democratic advocate., 1872-08-24
HOW 10 MARRY.

When you get married. don't marry q pet,
A iilt or vixen, or yet coqnette,
Bar marry a maid, that is, If you can,
More fit for the wife Of . sensible man.
Look out for girl that IL healthy and Young.
With more in her eye than you hear from her
tongue,
And tho she's freekled or burnt TO tan,
let she Is the girl for sensible man.
With riches will wretehedness often in life
TO hnkd, when your riches are got with a
wife;
but marry, and make all the riches you can,
Like bold, independent and sensible man.
Look oat for girl who is gentle and kind,
And modest and silent, aud tell her your mind;
IL she's wise as bewitching she'll welcome the
plan,
And soon be the wife Of 4 sensible man.
Then cherish her excellence wisely and kind,
And be to small foibles indulgently kind,
For so you make happy, If anything can,
Thewife Of sober and sensible man.
The Democratic advocate., 1872-08-24
Mount st. Agnes Academy,
MOUNT WASHINGTON,
(NEAR BALTIMORE, MD.,)
coYD UCTED by he SISTERS or HERCY

(NEAR BALTIMORE, MD..)
C0YD UCTED BY ds SISTERS or MERCY
NTOUNT ST. AGNES ACADEMY of
wi fers peculiar advantages to young
ladies' who wish to receive a solid and use.
ful education. 1t is situated about fiye
miles from Baltimore, on the Northern
Central Railroad, in one Of the most healthy
sections Of the country. The Scholastic
Year commences on the first Monday in
September, and terminates on the last of
June. II is divided into two Sessions of
five months each.
Pupils entering after the commencement
Of a Session, will be charged only for such
portion Of il as may remain. No reduction
will be made for those who may be with.
drawn before the expiration Of the Session
unless in case Of sickness.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, including Wash.
ing and Mending, per session,
payable in advancel sos 90
Bed and Bedding and Doctors Fee 0 90
French, Music, Drawing and Painting
are extra charges.
For further particulars apply to the Con. +.
vent Of our Lady Of Mercy, II South Pop.
pleton Street, Baltimore. july eff
The Democratic advocate., 1872-08-24
UNDERTAKING.

Walnut and Metallic Collins and C .skets
on hand. Funerals attended at all times,
at short notice.
Also on hand Newell Posts. Balusters and
Front Door Brackets. Hand Rails worked
to order, of all kinds of Lumber, and dif
fefent styles Brackets worked to order.
All kinds Of Architectural Drawings fur
nished at short notice and at low figures.
j. j. SH0RB & son.
feb 2I-tf
The Democratic advocate., 1872-08-24
asit and Aanlur.
Leap Year Felicitiss.

Eli Perkins has undergone matri.
monial proposals at the hand of one Of
his lady friends, aA be has this to say
about it.:
First, / called on my liquid eyed
brunette friend, Miss Sallie Morris, of
Madison Avenue. Now I've spent a
good deal Of money on Miss Sallie for
operas, bouquets, Delmouico lunches,
etc. I've been trying for two years to
win her affections.
Last night, full of love and hope, |
rang old Morris's door bell. In mo.
mont. Miss Sallie was by my side on a
retired sofa. After speaking Of the
coming opera, felt her velyety hands
touch niue.
..Do you know, Mr.. Perkins," she
said, looking me straight in the face.
"that to. day is our proposing dayy"
HWell, suppose so,,' | remarked;
looking modestly down at her mosaic
bracelet.
well, you know, Eli, my dear Eli
that have been out with you good
deal
Yes | replied, beginning to feel
embarrassed.
aYou know, my DEAR" she said,
taking both of my hands, ''thas it is
costing me a good deal for dresses and
gloves, and"
"And costing mo a good deal for
carriages, boquets, and Delmonico lun
ches," l interrupted with increased
embarrassment.
"And while I have enjoyed mysclf
lltinter going with you, Eli"
"inexpeDsive carriages to the Academy
and Delmsnico's,@ suggested.
YES, while have been happy to 70
there with you-I feel-I feel-Oh, nv
dear Eli, | don't know how to say wha,
want to |" and then the beautiful child
hid her face on my bosom.
do not fear my answer, beautiful
one" said soothingly. "What is il
that weighs SO upon your sorrowful
hearth"
"Oh, Eli, il is love-" she said sobbing
wildly, and twisting her jewelled fingers
in my auburn hair.
"Heaven be praised ! sighed, as 1
felt the beating of her heart against nv
vest. "For whom is this love, darling?"
| asked, "for You know / am deeply
interested in you"
You will not be mad with me, Eli?"
"No, sweet one, shall be only too
happy" | said, wiping my tears FROM
my eyes.
@Well, my dear-my long cherished
friend, / love-"
.Who, dear Sallie-who do you love?s
AWell, Eli, | love Charley Brown, to
whom am engaged" and then the
scalding tears fell thick and fast on my
shirt bosom.
aWell, Sallie, what have you got to
say to nep | asked, hesitatingly. as l
loosened her hands from my neck.
aWhy, my dear Eli, Charley and
father thought that had better pro-
pose"
sob, darling one, | am thine p' l said,
withgreatemotion. "'rake me Never
mind father. Take me as | am.
Take
"But, Eli, let me explain. They
wanted me to see you, and thank you
Tor your msny kindnesses, and propose
that you don't come here any more %
The Democratic advocate., 1872-08-24
Dental Notice.

nR. GEO. $. FouKE, Dentist, ofFeu hi,
services at his Office, u"
Westminster-every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday. Auu
Emmiitsburg- Fourth Wednesday Af,srnoo,
TIL Thursday Afternoon. wv"
and Friday. "'Ou
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoo,
Double Pipe Creek-First Thursday.
Middluburg-Fir Friday.
Uniontown-Second Wednesday Afternoon,
fancy toWn-Second Thursday Afternoon 4
Friday.
Union Bridge-Third Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb "a
The Democratic advocate., 1872-08-24
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CISAS. ElHLLINGsLEA.D.Ds
). MERIKEN WELLEp
DEN NTTsTc
Q0icc Hesiminster, M, % door W., =
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
D Z n TIsT s

Farmers and Mechanics Bank
lNAkE pleasure in informing tbe;r fr;..,
Il and the public generally that bsvio b'vaas
increased their facilities for business ~
are at all times prepared to perform "ey asl,
operations in operative or mechanical N.Y. by
tistry. "cn'
Fun Sets of Teeth, $40. SIS, and s9o
Pure Nit OK. Gas, on hand al an Gn,..
DIR. c. Billingslen will continue 10 ",,e., ,:a.,
the following places: '""
Union bridge. list Wednesday in sv....
month remaining until Friday aleroooe,ry ooe,y
month. "''ey
Unionto,cn. I'D Wednesday ever, no,n
remaining until Friday afternoon, "'
Tdneytora-Sd Friday in every month =.
maiuing until the Wednesday following 'e'
j.. hERlkEN WELLER will visit Ma.
ehanicstosn 2nd Wednesday of every mon,S
remaining until Friday noon. '"''i
jan l8,-y
The Democratic advocate., 1872-08-24

During recent trial at Rockport,
Mich, judge interrupted the iesti-
! nony Of a lady witness, remarkiug that
i was noi relevant. The lady raised
her head, and with look made al Of
injured innocence inquired 50 Well,
car, am | telling this story, or are your
The Judge wilted.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-19

Matn& IA. Mas.-@ie Der &6ln
bon bier beri9tet miro, eridten
beute Nbeno 0e9en fteben ubr i'm pfarr>
bauie 3u ct. @brtfopt Ter poltjeiratb
&unfler, lief bic idmmtli9en, cer @eleQ>
i6aft Se|u an9eb6ri9en patres, mel&e
aus Mnlae oe6 mor9enben Geffe6 Marid
6immelfabrt TN 8ei6ttubl lasen, aus
Ger Stride bolen uno las tbnen pas ful>
senoe ptototoQ Dor: ~Se eelaeben
Mains am Ia. Aueuf a&tsebnbunoert
3wet uno itsben3ie. SIN k6beren &uf<
TRACE uerfdste 0@ Der unter3et&nete 9rob>
ber3o9li@e Yoliietratb in caS Yfarrbau6
III ct. @brtfopb babter, molelbt ben
oartn befnoliden Mit9ltepern oesS roeus
Der @eleuldaft Seiu fol9enoe @r6fnuna
eena@t purbe: Dos @etdseeleB pom
4. Suit laufenpen Sabres, betreHenb ben
Sroen Der @eltQl@aft Sflu 2(Rei&s9ez
ieehlatt SO. 253) unb bic pos. 1 rer
Sefanntmaduns .bes &et&sfansltrs BON,
5. b. Mts:, betreTtnp Gle Ausfibruns
ienes@ elebes t&tids9eltBtlatt 30. 254]
no@ wel&em b.r 9epadte Srpen pom
Deutldeu Rsi&e aussefd!o0ea unb ben
An8et6rteeu stefes SrpeRs Die Ausl>
.buns elmer Orrensibdtisteit ,usbe(onetrs
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- Mc&arby.u. 8ideI In @t.
Deter baben jebt etneYartte BON 100000.
Bad1tinen I'm Ofen. - = ~

Oad1tel1en TN Ofen. H. ~ ~
~@uumater Me0eneer" pom on IA,
I9reitt: al 2arunstn @et3en, int an>
sen 1900 8ui@a >purcen eeitern einsez
bra6t. On etnem aneeru Sage. taunen
100 per Nre. Ser &abn lan9ten otelt
@p9e 10000 8ulbel an. e.
- Bet Der cli(9fn Tatr'
in Mtnneapolts paro benz %teltebtefen
prdfpentl9afts @anotbaten etne, eelbene
6ener potirt. Grant e,bielt pteielbe init
287 5timmen 9eeen 14t fir @reeleY.
Die Qeier oct Observation-Disclosures
Bldtter >perben NIT &rtaunen : fra9sn
>,Bo;u cine Teoer flr Grant tam penn
Der Mann lbreiben e
- Nm lebten Gretta9 tatten BE
Scanrtnapier Don Minneapolt6 Grant
unb @tllonsD erlammluno. SIN Tadels
ause marl&irtsn an 1000 Manu, unp
5arriien>6aq mar eeordust poQ.
- Sci etnem Grant u. 8tl1on
Club In @tiQmater funetrt Der Neffor
per peut1den &epublifaner Der @tabt.
SER 2pute 6oepee, al6 elmer
Der @tctptdfoenten. Dte 6erren 6enrp
@efing unp 6. S@ltnt ltnp BET per@re>
tuttp< Committee.
- De- ,,@ba6fa 6eralp" tann
i19 NIT per1 @eranten an ole Ntererloee
bes Germ Bortsr niht ausl5bnen. Ct
laet In 8e;uS auf rte Termination @ra
bems fir @cneree: Der Bere bat tn
@o@en eelesen uno etns Maus als@an>
pipaten aeboren in Ger Yerion pe8 Ndtb.
Chris. @ratam." ~6err @ratam 1T Elm
@inwobner peS Dfl. Ibeil6 res Dtftrif1s>
wdbreno letn repubIltautiaer @eaner i'm
Wtnneiotas Ibal wobnt. 81 oteler um>
ifanb Die @aIl bee{nR u6sn miro, nt6en
mfr ni9t Der 5itl. She'll oe8 Diirtet6
1T republitanifd, wdbreno Der Central
uno wstl. Ibeil temotratiia 1T, 10 bab
6srr @rabam, UNI serdblt III weroen,
auf pa6 pemofratilde @otum bee
Ibals uno orr6s @ewtnnfe an
republitanil9en Stimmsn in ietne;' U.s.
tbtilune bes Ditrifts ~ redne' bat.
Wte IS jeBt ftebt, tot ct unlere Nnterz
itdBun9 une Bette @lni4e fir ittat,
Wabl."
@enn rer ~6eralp" fcrtidbrt ,)6ern
Graham in Der obiaen Weile gu tsnter>
iflBen, 70 it re0sn ihere Mntun,I am
Salt Nioer fsinen 3wsifsl untetmor<
fen.
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(Gorreponben3 Der StAats3ettuns.)
9ut&infon, IA. @ept. u.
Nebactfot Ter Mtnn. Staatsaei:una.

3eeaetfon Ter Mtnn. Staats3et:une.
Btr babsn bier eeter,, ;slbeno etnea
Grant, unb @tlion>G Club. oreani1rt su
oe0tn .MttelfeperH(te f@ lofort 1873
cBdbler bteies Conn unteraef&neten.
Sober Sag permebrt bic BAIL per Grant
uno @il(enr2eute. 3u ~Beanteu bs6
Club rpuroen ertpablt.
.. @iepertabt Beriser.
81. po9el, Sicepor1iBer, $500
g.. s. Blafina prototoQ. *@ecretdr. I
s. s.. penoer9aR, corteip.
%. %. penber9af, @urleler.
Sobn 8sniamin S@abmeiter.
Die @rsfutip<@ COMMITTEE tpitb nddRe
@o@e e1nannt. Die Sa@e Grants
semtnnt In bieler @eeenp RAID. 8ir
batten bier r,ur etnen- &epublifaner,
Der @reelep> Wann mar. Na6pem be
ler ober son Dem 3u 9enberior Don etz
mem Demofraten rarnens ISM. Sames
ppufabrten @ertrennen Grants lin eff
gle" eeleleu, bat er letnen Stnn eednoert
une iaet. ct babe fetne 9uf, IN folder
@eieQi9aft - perbletben. Ct III iebt
ttn MitAliep unisreS Grant urp @ilz
ions Club. Grant miro bier cine piel
sr5bere Majorttdt erbalten, ols jt 3u>
Dor.
Or Sbrtst
g. s. Blofno.
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Gsb oes @r5b 1925 NIbrtbt.

Cine 8obelocpeibe mslrst ben Gob bea
grSbersos6 Nlbtedt, pea Steleenerula
Der 1|teryetdiibcn Nrmse. Gr mar Der
5pbn RS beriihmten G~r;bu3oBs &arl
uno 9le!4 rieI em etn au63ejei9neter
Jelcberr.
@eboren I'm Sabre 1917 curdlief ct
frlb;ettt9 RE milttdrtlte Stufenletter.
SIM J%rlbiabre 1913 leats Ct, neil ct als
tarrer &safttondr oen1 Nolfe gar III per-
BAIT mar, feline milttdrtlaen Wlrpen
settwetIta Meier, uno madte oann al6
Treimiuiser cen 6slcSus NaeeBf9'S in
9talien nit. SIM Sabre 1849 erlbt;n
er mtecer calelbit als Dioilonaseneral
uuo ;etdnete fth namentlia in Ger
6Aladt Don Ncpera aus in wel6er er
Gle 1arptnilhe Mrmee ~ LANCE aufbitlt,
biz &aosBt9 nit rem DlterretdiIden
6anptbeer beraNtam.
Ma6cem ct eaun cine 3eitlaae als
GouYerreu7 ter B%uncesfefuna Matns
fungtrt bate mutoe er I'M Sabre 1851
@eneralaouoerneur Don un9arn. Wdbz
reno pe6 ortsntolifden &rteees pom 1854
uno 1855 Rano Ct unter So an Ger ruiz
iIh<t1rfiIhen 01er;e. Sa Dem ut1s
9liflihen &1ieoe 81 ferrciG3 nit grant:
reid uno Sa1>taien i'm Sabre 1859
fpnnte er feline beoeuteare milttdrtlde
NoQe lpie|eu, neil i'm Jron; Solspb III
oiplomatilten SeneunAtn, namentlt9
an ben pyeuBtl1en @of perpanpte.
SIM &rteqe pom 1865 futrte Nlbredt
paS Sberfpmuanpp uber tte 1lterrei9t'
lhen lruppen in S1alien unp erraus
cert, m1breno Die Sstterrei&er in B6bs
ufn Mieperlaee auf Niper!ase ourd pte
preuben etlitten. bt @oltu,so etuen. 0ldn>
ssnren Siea lter Die italienii9e Nru,ee.
Nad isnem &rieAe muroe ct SberQe>
neral pes Selammten 6lerreidilden 6ee>
res.
Sn Der politif tlieb Ct reottiondr.
lnp mdbtenc ces lep,en eeuti&< franj0iiz
ffen &riegee oolt ct fir ca6 6aupt Ger
Deuti9lano feinrlthen feuealen partei.
Shm 3u IroBe mu1ce leltber ras @sr>
bdltnif ;wtidea Seiteuet6 unb Dem neu>
en- eeutldeu Neide tmm&r freunolider.
uno ;ur felbsn 3eit> in wel9er piefe
6reunrl&aft bur& pen &aiierbelu& In
Berlin nod tnni9sr murre.' 1T er 9etor>
ben. (SQ Stsjt9) .
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Am Nu&mtttus Cbes 14tenj etus
II k{era an Rnvh hoa nmertfon&SAHpn

Am Nadmttta8 0es 14tenJ 9tn8
Tbters an Bors ees ameritantlden
I'm 9aftn lie9enpen &rttesl&ifs "Sbe>
t,anopab", uno tpuree, ais er auf Ded
fam, pur& BE BON ben, Muffforp6 auf~
selpielte m~arleilatle beerdbt. Die
&aaeu paren benannt, uno bic Mann>
ldaft S, ais Ct 14 perab(9leoete, Elm
cretmalise6 6o9 log. Gin pariir
8rtef an Elm Nem yorter Blatt 1T nit
i@mar3er Dtnte 9el@rteben une
felt, fir ben Gau bes 6'nldeipen5. tes
9:rrn Gbier8 6ranfret6 nt@t6 @ertnge>
req als Den BlraertrteB in Nuef9t.
lnD nun gum Observation-Disclosures.
Der @%rtmtna!fau, Der fir Die nd9fe
3eit am mel ten Don f6 recen MAIDEN
pirp> 1T Der pur@ Die Berbaftune Tor<
REFERS bes mutbmaeliden MSroer5 ee6
BANTER g atban mieofr in Crime
runs 9ebra&te Mo,o. Die Beb5rpen
luuen TN 8efB Don B%emeismitteln lein>
mel@e bte ueberflbruns Gorrefer's
lebr fiber MAIDEN. Inter onbern miro
etn 9e9enmdrtts I'm 3u6tbauie Gsenoer
Srdfin9 ramen6 @Qi6 be1dw1ren,
eab Elm BET bet @rmorbung Natban6
pernenpeter 6nno BON tbm unb Gorrefer
seaoblen unp BET Seri9tepenen Gtnbriz
den perrpenpet 1purbe.
On etnem hamburger DaMpfer wurbe
etn Manu namen6 81. 81. Qemtfon pers
baftst ais Der Betbetlt9un9 an Der Gnt>
fabrun9 pes &tnpes Gen. @iala's per<
pd9ti9.
unp bamit l9ltebt's llr beute.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-19

Grantfur IT, IS. Au9uf. 60 III
betannt, pa6 cine 6aupt,ierce bes Arfc~
na|s BON gaeb Elm &ieleneel@as BON
25,0o0 pfuno @ewi@t uno fanf3ebu
Gub 2dnse btloete, rpel&es Ri@arp Don
@retfenflau, &urflrit son Grtsr, 9ieBen
lief, unb bas 1899 mit 1888 anbern Sc.
ibGBen BON ten Grausolen als zSteaes>
beute BON &brenbreitfetn : fortseflbrt
uuroe.. Die 5nl9riit lautet:
Der @reif bei6 id,
Metnem s%entpioen 9errn BON Drisr bteu
...;x t4>
Wo<er mid bsiet sewalosn, VIZ
Wtu t9 Dorm (lblrmf) uno ruauerert
(palttn.
Simpn 0p6 nj d 1923.
@dbrenb Der Belaserune BON Mse.
murpe pielfa6 in Der oeutlbfn pre0e pte
5ofnuue du53eiproaen> o!eiss @slduB>
wieper,u9epinnen ; aber mad uebersabe
Ger 6efuns fano es f6 int 3eusbauit
nt&t DOT, uuo letn @erbleit mar elm
Rdtbfel> mel&ea ieBt'e sa ee"SaS 1T. Die
neuefe nSQufrdtion" byinot rdmli9 eine
Mbbtlouna BON lie. gros canon de Metz:
mitoem Grterer &reu, unp fiat btnsu. ra6
cos &te5eneeidds ins ueue pariitr ~@uz
len e'ArtiQerie" lbersefubrt rpproen it,
llm tetneu 3wetftl an eer 9senlitdt ~
la0en, ;et8t pte 3ettuns tire &enntni6
Der beutlben Spra@e, tnoea, fe binsu=
f69t: fondu par Simon Goss<
mich!
- Die 6Btsmard'I9e)~ Rcrtbeutfde
@Qseu,. 3ettune ipri@t fit bic m58li&a
ou9tmetns Setter p,s 2. @eptsubsr: @ie'
metnt: 4
Der Net TN Gpieseliaale beg @er<
iailer S@lo0es war nj Die offcieQe
@erfanotsuns pefen, uus lett Der &unoe
Don 5eoan I'M 9er,en pes @clfes enez
9lltie feffanp. Die sslai&lide Gor>
ibun9 bebarf OLDER tpetbenpen Stunpe,
FOLDER of1eieQen 8stlnsune bic @az
ton becurfte mad Gem 2. @eptember be-
rem ntdt mebr! 81 m5se BENIN Der 2te
september benz teutl1en @clfe als @eiu
naticnaler Gentae eelten> gu trcuem g.
cd9tntB berer, bic ba5 9robe @rsebntB
nit tbrem 2cbeu erfauften, CUR Mabnun9
Den fommenoen @eidlehtern. @ie@ott
in ben Dunnern ;u fetnem 9an;en @olte
ipra4, 10 loQ pie1er Gag fcrtan aud in
jeoer Start> in jeoem @au %be9an9en
tperben. Mn bic Stele ter Sftoberfeuer,
pcer better nod neten eielen, m5aen ALL
j1brltd am 2. september Die Blammen
Q alien ceutldenB Bergen bernieperleuh>
ten, bic Oioden Don allen peutlhenIburz
men bauen."
Berlin Is Mu9.-Der Stercpmz
mauceur ber nprcameritantl9e Tlptt',
welde ft9 9e9enmlrtt9 in Der Stlee be-
finbet, Npmtral Nlpen, lit NIT ietnem
State unp msbreren amerifanii9en Wa<
rineef1cteren 9citern aus&ppenba9en bier
ein9etrpHen. Der amerifanti 9e@elanrte
Bancroft madte cenlelten balp mad Der
Nnfunft etnen 8elu9. Der Npmiral
Mlcen miro mdbreno Der Septemberieitz
lidfeiten pier oerpetlen uno f9 AUDI
benz &atl Ter BON &ublano poraeQen la1<
ien> oa ct ftd AUDI mad petersburg su
beaetet aetenft.
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@ludli9 it, tper persibt,
0aB ct Der 8lamtrte 1T.

IbterS 1T Don Tronntle IN
6apre aneefomnen. Die Stabtbeb6rs
Ten NIT Dem BirQermeifer al Der SpiBe
ma9ten ibm tbre Mufpartuns NIT elmer
ELECTROMAGNETIC. Sn ietntr Ant>
mort eradte Der Yrddcent ietne 8efrie>
tisune aus dber bic erwlnl&te Be-
f9afenbeit per Bestebun9eu 6rantrei9s
u ben ibrieen Natipnen. Gr tperoe be-
mtibt iein. alien @runo CUR 3rietra@t
TN fron31fl&en @elfe 3u entfernen, uno
%'fcrtfabren, eos eanp 3u resteren wie tis<
sbfr :. I'll, I'D. ].
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-01
Trnthfni skatoh.

Let a man fail in business, what an
effect it has upon his former credit
ors! Mon who have taken him by the
arm, laughed and chatted with him by
the hour, shrug up their shoulders
and pass with cold "how, do you
do p's7 in % aaDiaa 9QtQ2 N3dt nfaNf
Every trifie of bill is hunted up
and presented that would not have
seen light for mouths to come, but for
the misfortunes of the debtor. I'm
is paid well and good il not, the
scowl of the sheriff, perhaps meets
him at the corner. A man that has
never failed knows. but little of hui
man nature. -s ~ ...;s,,,,,.i.,. e.4l,
In prosperity he sails along gently,
waited by favorite smiles, and kind
words from oeverybodys He pridea
himself on his name and spouess char
aoter, and makes his boast that he has
not an enemy in the world, Alas
the CHANGE. He looks at the world In
a different light when Reverses come
upon him. lie reads suspicion on ev-
ery brow. He hardly knows how to
move; or to do this thing or the 9TH
er; there are spies about him, writ
is ready for his back. To know what
kind of stuff the world is. made, OF a
person must be unfortunate, and pay
Ing once in his lifetinle. Ii he has
kind friends, then they are made man
ifest. A failure Is a.Moral seiyes il
brings ont the wheat and shows the
chat, ee,,-..r,.
A man thus learns that words and
pretended good win do not constitute
real Friendship. ata a4Hi2om92t est
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-01
WERE ALI FoE HORACE.
BT GkoRaE AIFRED row NsEND.

:
IT'S honest Horace Greeley, 49, So
With his old white coat and staff H q
Tho politicians langb in fear,
In Joy the people laugh;
A laugh comes DER the Paddy's face,
And e'er the pegro's mouth, q WE ~
And hrst since ali these bloody years.
"a 14ughs, too. the wounded South. -ss
With laughter like to Summer.
-sss.r Let US have peace, . indeed.
WI hose WORDS asbr6ken reed; fg.as2t{ 80
Bnt with this grand old nei ighbor's rule,
And times OF golden law fHf5 1'U
Old hntreds shah be tarned to loves.
r And laughter 70 huzza-
The camp fires burn for Greeley,
= But not on fields of arms;
1 They bnrn by thinking eotfers' heartts,
And wink from prairie tarms. es
And ssy, ..Fraise Cod, .tIs saoi'i sol p''''''
since raiea so long By men who kill o ~
To vote for men we knowr' ~ -ssafs.-y
Put by the Ianp. Friend Horace .liEIs 80
s Thy kindly busy qpill. eJs ri fii .ie.it
When When We have e M made ssis.i thee .s ! President
For thirty yearsiof earnest work, 800
tDesefyeaa rulers wish, .-54sts.s.s ~
That when he sees the country safe
q He'd ike % go and fisil's : si.l =
ssAhi better 2, bad these captains
Said half the wise things in their reign
Thou sayest every idayl .s - 5-5,4
And better had they iished like thee, g =
= Or farmed Us bad, dear sage, EJs.si3a 81
Than fshea for rich mems company, ~ ?
And farmed out patronage!
20 t5H 81 - III =
Some wise men fear thy Kindness, 4 / mi
Thy crotehets some distress,
Some fear thy sturdy Eternperan 'lt3
NJ And someathy simple dress; IfE l-59suIliss
These only feel their private wish.s fsf.r
= = When they good Greeley scan,
But all the mighty people feel 81 slifl -
- An earDest fellow mani 1gh5 II
Stand up and shout, ye langhers. 'ftf .
The laugbIng sun c0mes out. 5tt Stfsi,5
Together let the Northern Yank r-..-.s,,.
flAnd Southern Jonny shout; - -
For Brown and Greeley break the night,
And lead the era in, I.;sa-=i -. a.
They'll teach us how to laugh and farm,
We'll teach them how to wini
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-01

How IT LooKs.--Long John Went
worth, in a recent speech delivered at
Chicago, H., upon the issues of the
campaign, said ~ -ss Ai'''''s, q : ''''
htsWhen 1 see Gen. Grant getting
into bed with Gen. Longstreet, and l
see the, great guerilla Mosby come out
and ,indorse him, it is useless to, talk
to us Republicans about our associa-
ting with Democrats Laughter aud
applause. 1nI tell you if a manlis hon.
est, he is good enough for me to work
for. General Grant has said, Let ,us
have peace; but. the Apostle said,
First pure, then peaceable.' |
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-01

oo The Maine, lpmbermen predict that
FIVE years hence, at the present rate of
destruction, the forests of that State
will be wholly cleared of TIMBER.
The lumber crop this year Is estima-
ted at zoe, 100000 feet. OF thisamount
the Penobscot lumbermen cut 225, ,0O0-
600, and the Kenebec men over l00,-
100000,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-01

IT takes the Backbone ont of Lo-
sgan's speeches when one remembers
that he said ofGrant year ago, "He
is not competent to preside over a
ward caucus.1 at.,, ,e.,-l.tt tfr,s.s 4, s..,,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-01

Collector Tom Murphy, Of New
ork, anxious TO show his faith in his
MASTERY Grant, Offered to het $4,000
that + Grant would beat Greeley,---
George. Wilkes, of the SPIRIT of ;the
Times, promptly accepted the bet.