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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19
NEW YORK STATE.

MIDDLETowN, August lS.-The en-
tries forthe annual fair OF the Orange
county Pleasure Grounds Association,
closed Saturday evening, with 50 en-
tries including some OF the best horses
in the country. OF the minute class
there are 10; OF the 2.34 clsss, II; OF
the go class, l3; Of the 2:26 class, . /;
OF the 2:40 class. l3; OF the 3 80 class, I.
Premiums TO the value OF So 500 are
offered.
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Mherlina 2eoistrr.
PERSONALITIES.

The disposition of the editors of RI
val unwspapers to indulge in gross and
unseemly personal abuse OF each other
has long been considered a fit subject
for ridicule and rebuke. BY slow but
cure degrees. however, the press Is UNI
dergoing reformation in this respect,
and the average tone Of newspaper CEN
troversy is gradually improving.
Among writers for the press at the pres
ent day there is more attention paid to
what is said by an opponent than to the
personal merits or demerits Of the in
dividual, and the argumentum ad honi-
mem is seldom resorted to ex-
cept in reply TO an assault of the same
nature, or when all other arguments
have failed. The public cares little
about the personality Of the writer, but
analyses what is written. Sound argu-
ment and good advice are none the less
sound and good if the individual offer
ing them has been guilty OF every crime
in the calendar; and wrong will not be
right, no matter how many eminently
respectable personages may assert that
it is.
As we have said, newspaper editors
are learning to discard personalities
in their controversies with each
other, and the peculiarities OF the
Eatauswill Gazette and Independent are
now seldom reproduced. But one OF the
most difficult tasks an editor now has
to perform is to restrain correspondents
within due bounds. 1t is held to be one
OF the inestimable privileges Of an Anne
rican citizen to strike back when he has
been struck; 10 return railing for rail
ing and blow for blow and when the
quarrel has once been begun in news,
parer it is matter of some difficulty to
prt stop 10 it without one
par, or the other thinking himself
agrieved by the editor, and pouring
upon the unlucky head OF the publisher
the vials Of wrath intended for the
original offender.
And now we have a word TO say IN
relation to the unfortunate personal
controversy that has arisen between
several OF our citizens concerning the
proposed subscription to the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky railroad. The
communication signed TX" and pub
Iished in the REGISTER last Saturday
seemed to US sufficiently respectful in
tone, and its statements should have
been corrected without iutlicting upon It's
author the rebuke conveyed in The per-
sonal cards publish ed yesterday morning.
The private character Of the writer had
nothing to do with the statements con-
tanned in ks" communication and
should not have been assailed. This
morning we have ks" rejoinder.
Having admitted the former we could
not exclude this, though we condemn
the one as much as the other. Here
however, the dispute must ce ase in so
far as the newspaper is concerned, and
our advice to all parties is to give no
further expression, either by word or
deed, to the sentiments they seem 10
entertain for each other, until better
acquaintance shall convince them OF
mutual error.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19

CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
> Children IN the Lindsley Insiltuia
building, will reopen September sth, Is7g.
English branche' Mathematics and Modern
languages ny competent teachers, Paint
Ing and drawing classes taught by Mrs.
Wilkinson. The location IL very desirable,
being central, quiet and casy Of accsss. For
circulars or further Information apply 10
Nm. SInYth, Chapilnc street, n ear 2nh, (Old
lLstreety, or at the school rooms.
fFVFD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19
A Man Kicked to Death.

John Mclaughlin, keeper Of soda
fountain at the Staten Island Ferry, and
John Lyons, fireman on a Liverpool
steamer, fought this morning in liqour
saloon at 33 Washington street, and
Mclaughlin was kicked TO death.
Lyons escaped.
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Government Victory.
ENGLAND.

Captured Steamers Demanded.
LONDON. August lS.-The English
Government has ordered the commau-
der of the English fleet now stationed
in Spanish waters, to demand OF the
Insurgents the immediate delivery to
the Spanish Government OF the frigates
Victoria and Almardon recently cap
tured by them.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TuR CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 10, ! 4. u.
PROBABILITIES.

OFFICE OF TuR CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WASHINGTON, August 10, ! A. u. !
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, less pressure, ~.
ing temperature, novibsssteT!v to south
easterly winds with generally cloudy
weather aud rains. For the MIDDLE
States and lower lakes, ri-iog temPs.a~
ture and varying pressure, cloudy
weather and areas Of rain followed by
clearing weather on Tuesday afternoon,
For the upper lake region, falling ba--
ometer. increasing souther!y to Owes.eF,y
winds, partially cloudy and warm
weather and possibly light rains. F.;
the northwest, low barometer, soUther, ;
to westerly winds, high Temperature
with local rains. For the Ohio y..l=s
and thence southwark TO Tepnessee SD
southwest 10 Texas. slightly ta!. -
barometer, light westerly @icds ard
generally clear weather. Fo. the south
Atlantic and eastern gul: States partly
cloudy weather with Light rain On ibe
coast, and clearing inland.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
The Insurgents Defeated nnd Eo'

The insurgents Defeated nld Ron.
ten.
MADRID, August lS.-There is no
truth in the despatch sent to the Car
list Junta at Bayonne, reporting the
capture Of Berga by the Insurgents
The attack was gallsntly resisted 10y
the Republicans, who, after severe
contest, defeated the Insurrcctioui5ts
and drove them from before the town.
The Carlist .Junta Of Bayonne announce
the receipt of a dispatch which says
that by the fall of Berga the Carlista
captured fifteen hundred prisoners, q
large number Of cannon and much am"
munition.
Government Victory.
The Government is in receipt Of dis
patches to-day, announcing signal
victory for the Republican forces ct
Carthagena. insurgents in Carthagena
made q sorte from the city in large
force and attacked the Republican
troops, who were heseiging the city.
The battle was very severe, and result
ed in the defeat OF the insurgents, who
were repulsed with severe loss. The
loyal troops captured over three hum
dred prisoners. The news OF another
victory for the Government has created
great enthusiasm.
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University of Virginia

OIcaE October !; continues through nine
months. Il is OfganiZsd in schools on the
elective 'ysisfn. with full courses In ClAsslcs
Literature sci@ucc with practice IN hem.
lcal and Fhyslc4I LaWaiOriesD, I'm Law,
Medicine EHsIuGsIiDr, Teaching and Agri-
culture. Apply Tor CatalOguFs 20 JAHhIs
=. HARE 0JN, Cha!rII al +. .. University
Of Virginia, AlDemsE.e 90, Va
auEIl-cgb
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VIRC-I MIA
F z M ALE INSTITUTE,
ETAUNTON. VIRGINIA.

Ton experienced teachers In the English
course; Four In tho Languages; Seycn Ia
Music, with twenty. new instrument,
I'm use; Fiy" teachers Of ornamental
branches. Pupils for seventeen states.
Chartered 1911 rC.OTgRniEcd hi-.
fOr catalogues address
Rev. H. II. PHILIPS,
nUgli.hs Principal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19
CHICAGO.
RurGlar Captured.

John Bridges, a thief, was detected
by private watchmau, making his
exit from clothing store, yesterday.
He fred three ineffective shots at the
wstchman and then attempted to es-
cape, but was confronted by an officer
coming in the opposite direction whom
he shot and seriously wounded
Bridges was soon after captured by the
officers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19
IOWA.
Soldiers Reunion.

DEs MoIxEs, August lS.-Secretary
Belknap will attend the Mexican col.
diers' reunion here in September, if his
duties will permit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19

Alfred Ewing,
STATE OF w EST VA, TO THE SHERIFF
OF OHIO CO., GREETING:
We command you that you Summon Alfred
Ewing, II he he found in your BaiIiwiCK, tC
appear at the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court OF ohio county, AT rules 10 be- held foI
the said Court, on the first Monday In Aug
1873, TO answer bill in chanCery exhibited
against him in the said Court by MaTgarc'
Ewing. And have then there this writ
Witness, Samuel Il. McCOllOch, Clerk OF our
said Court, at the Court House OF Sald coun-
ty, I'm the city OF Wheeling, the 4th day Oi
August, 1873, and in the eleventh year Of the
State OF West Va.
sAM'L. b. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
Alfred Ewing IL no inhabitant OF my
bailiWick, nor found therein.
r. =. BROWN, s. .O.C.
Wheeling, August 4, 1873
The object OF this suit IS to obtain a decree
Of divorce a UtHcuiO nIlItriIHOnti, and IL ap-
pearing from an affidaylt filed IN this cause
that the defendant. Alfred Ewing, is not a
resident OF this State, on motion Of the
plaintiffs counsel, II is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here within one
month after the first publication OF thi, or
der, and do what is necessary ~ protect his
interest herein.
Tsste:
SAM'L- y. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
The defendant will take notice that the
depOsitiOns OF James Launder and others,
will be taken at the law Office OF MesSrE
Davenport d Dovener, east side OF Chapline
street, Bird door iup stairs north Of TWclyth
street, Wheeling West Virginia on the 9th
day Of October, 1913. TO be used In evidence
In the above cause, and II not com pleted
on that day 70 be continued from day 10 day
DAVENPORT d DOvESoR.
augs-gt
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SeriOuslY InlurNh.

A sailor named Charles Haskill, was
seriously, and perhaps fatally, injured
last evening in attempting to cross the
river in small boat. He was caught
between two rapidly sailing tugs. The
skiff was entirely destroyed, and the
legs Of the man getting in some way
in between the tug boats were shock
ly crushed.
Attempted Suicide.
Herman SCbeck, who arrived here
from New York Yesterday, and put up
at the Eagle House, attempted TO COM
nit suicide by stabbing himself.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19
National Business College,

DKEPARES YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
i for business lie. II has the best teach.
~ 4, best course ot study, aud does most for
It's students. Students receive personal in-
struciion, and advance Rs rapidly as their
infnrmat'O ON, ad lrcss
MARTIN & FRASHER,
auElI Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19
BOSTON.
Arrestch.

BOSTON August lS.-Henry II.
Richardson has been arrested as one OF
the three men who fatally assaulted
Levi 2. Whitney, o. Danvers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19
Wesleyan Female Institute,
Stounton, Va.

Begins Ils twCniy-'ourih annual session
September .Jth, 1873, one of the first schools
for young ladies In the South. Twenty.
three teachers and officers buildings Gle
CANT; scenery grand health unsurpassed .
feeble constitutions here restored pupils
FROM all the fifteen ttRtcs, nom Maryland
10 Texas. Board aud college tuition for
scholastic year $40
For catalogue Of hfty-four pages address
RCy. W. A. lAkKlS. Pres.
augll stRuntOn, Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

The year b,gins In all Departments on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPr.1, 1873.
Prof +. =, Lyon, with a full stan OF
thoroughly qu0iiied assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seek ng Information In regard to
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
mCntS may be obtained from the sccrctary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo. W, Glover, ar the
undenigned. ALEX. MARTIN,
President
MoRGANrowS, w. Va, Aug. ., 1873.
auylSec
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19
HagcrstOWn Seminary,
FOR YOUsG LADIES'.

V1HE yALL TERN or THIB POPULAR
l. Institution will commence on Monday
the first day Oi September neEt. Parents or
Guardians desiring a school Of the highest
character, at moderate rates, for their chill
dren or wards, apply for information % the
Principal, Rev. JoHs ACCE0S, -. d., Hag-
cTstOwD, Mary and. Jul5lsRo
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E D U = Alto N A L .
Professor Wanted.

A PPLlCE TIONs WITH TEsIIMoNI.
n AIS !Ir the chair OF Ancient Lsngua.
ges snd Lit, rnture, IN West Virginia nnI.
versliy, viii be received until August 9Th,
1873, at viii h time the Regents will elect.
Salary sl4O per annum. Fail term begins
September 1873. address
&c. SruRGISS, Secretary.
auglS-Ts Morg2ntown. W. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
Incorporated With Full Collie
giale Powers.

This home institution with a full snd ex.
perienced Faculty OF Instruction will re-
open
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MONDAY, sEPrEMBER slh, IS.s.

For full calendar, course OF study, sched-
ule OF frecitations, &c. see catalogue.
Applications for admiSsion.can now be
made TO the President, Rev. wM. II. NOR.
TON, A. NJ. augah
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-19
Statistical Congress

Edward Lowrey, Chief Of the Bureau
OF Statistics, has received letter from
NJ Lemeraw, president oithe organizing
committee OF the last statistical con-
sress, in reference TO a place'for holding
the next meeting. LemeraW says
while fully appreciating the sentiments
of sympathy which dictated the con"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02
8 2 6 5 . O o o

FORTUNE lux tIf Z iOLA-2hH-
Paced. Of tie sale az tickets at tn. Eastern
..r1,.;-. viii remain 81 deposit with Wills.
FARGO 4 CO. Bankers. ~ BrssGw2y. No"
Frk mil after tEs distribution and IaSintn
# gifts. g, %
T,ChET-S s.. HALF TICKETS et 90
F.rs.le At tito. L. Brownies. "a bro2o~ay'
-.-,3 4 Levy I13I Broadway: Sandeseers'
,n- Court ,lrti Fulton streets. b-eokiyr; l. "
SAssr Az, Fulton street
A. BROWN, Agent.
- Broadway and Exchange Court. loom L
HAL C-sIsrs and applications ior aseoe-es II
u cth-- Citit& to Be addressed 70 -,
G. ALEXANDER & CO,
Eastern Managers, Fosto.ize Bcx Ne. l,oe6, AsW
YoTk.
WELLS, FARGO a. CO.. Bankers, M
MI. City. Nevada
Tickets or Coupons dr.sIne, cifts car oe coi-
Lead through C1rking Houses, or Weiis, aEss
: Co.'S ISYEcss- o.,
al communicates connected WIZ vac Con-
ana I'll orders for Tickets and applications
81 Agents 10 sell Tickets, should be addressed 40
%. L. BLANCHARD Manager.
Virginia City, Nevada
John L. EsRsZY, Agent. Carson City
amid
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02
Or. I. A. HERRlGk,
KvoU E0PATBIC PHYSICIAN.
Cz.,cg-In the Court: buildings, Carson
CARSON CITY. NEVADA
sEEKsrE'S SALE.

INV xrpT1r!. eE An ExECUTION
ID issued ,ut of, AID under Tie seal ti' NV
tUu. st und J;IGiciGl isii1ct Court III &ha 'o'
The County CT Urnlsbs state OF Nevaca. on .
Judgment and 4, cree rendered ihfeih Oh the1,h
faJ If stpttn.ber A. u. 1913, IN favor 81 VIII
LIAM SHARON aud against lhoAh hOIhE.
T. u. SWEENEY, JOHN Is. btChLLa -,
LOCIf PATRICK ROCHE and 1iSH1i-AS
ROCHE for the sale Of certain properly ana ioi
the sum of LIPS 90 with interest On Pix 'hou-
sand dollars IS OloI at the rate CT t~o per GEM
per month frcm september ga, 1855 uhii paiH'
togethCr with the sum q: S-a9 - costs aLu ut"-
bursenents, all III gold coin !: said properly
havin. been cold leaving balance nos due OF
sJ,o3s 10 loo, together with acciuinG costs soN
smsuntinE to the sum Of 50 70, and all costs
that may hereafter caTue, ana TO ME dlitcted,
commanding ne to naEc out OF the personal
property of the Judgment debtors or either OF
them and if sufficient personal could LOT De
found then out CT Ike real prHry belonging
TO them or either Of them. u ss1!sty The SAID
balance OF $3.50 16-lee with cts's ana scSllins
costs. and in pursuance thereto ] have levisc
upcn and will expose ~ public sale IN froht q
the Court house door in the Town OF Iasot
City, ourty ard State atore.sid, en- the
9Th Gpy of November, 4. u. 1878.
between the houis Of A. j. and F. A, to VIII
A; o'1loCk /. NJ. to TIE hi hest ana best biueet
t. satisfy the said balance OF sald judgment.
e, sis and sccIulng cssIs all the IIghl, Ute and
interest the saiu u ltt rs had or now lave al the
time said IJdzutn. VAS Loel eted to the Hollow.
ln,, described rtaI properly. 10 Wit: Ike hurtE-
cast Guatitg UT section thIrty-two t3Zl, h.fth
one-lIalt ~ Of southeas quarter OF se'tinh
,birIy-TyO f.sZ3, north o-It-haH [ ~ OF soIth-
west quarter oi scotiJn T.lr'y-thlte t""l, s"G1N-
west quarter OF sectIon tweny nIne t-sl, west
quarter OF section thirty Two to2j the east = q.
slotIo1 thirty CO.,, southeast quarter OF section
thirty one (aIj, wet ! .. north asst quarter u
section tLiliy-oLg t3ij, north e OF southwest
Quarter section thirty -tlcte t53' fractional rf
west b of Section tAl,ty-oLc, conIa.lI-nB %
T-.,p acrts, 81 il township -, north oi hang
- cast AuUte 1Jial!u base and IIer.o1a2, 10
cctAer with ell mn rsvrIn. Its the1oun.
>. I SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson City. October Il, 1915. uclo-ti
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

WIN e,rbt nominations to be named 81 Inc
most The owners or representatives OF TIE lol-
lowing horses having made nominations II Is
expected they will be tl.lr eIoieo
TEaD STEVENS CT California.
TRUE BLUE of Kentucky,
JOE DANIELS CT Michigan.
HUBBARD CT New York,
ARIZONA OF Tennessee.
While in this State VT have the numerous get OF
NORFOIK lodi. EIFLEEAN. tAAdt OisD'
EllNCNT and others to select iron ihee'
hrrse srt all either 10 ~ here, or on tntir way
srG the novel sight of four sta1lts OF tHoIouan
bred horses, with their owners. trainers, flue.s,
c1oon1s and friends travelling three Thousand
miles to contest fox the supremacy OF Inc 'u'i
was reyer betore Witnessed in tie word.
twill be recoil-, ted hat in August iass 'he
Pacific Jockey Club. being assured o. "
assIsian-e and hearty cooperation ut ih'.r re-
low citizens, advertised purse OF s2O,0's fof
80 Of four miles and II peat. to rule, 10 come
OF in San FRANCISCO or vicinity. OH Tie ION OF
November, 1873, good day aad good tEac = CIVIC
ed s. follows: !. So.
1--WE O' THOUSAND DOLLARS to the second
horse: s
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS to the third
borss. Ne oue horse to receive more thaL
one purse and No dis!anced horse 10 receive
any App.y.
The OBJECT Of the Club in giving thsse masni-
sc. nj Purse was to induce the owner, OF vain
III, bor.ss IN the /. st to give the climate OF
California practical trial by "intaslHs mere
one season belle wing that from TIE expert
rr,.,lt il will become the fashion, and from Inc
fashion the custom, and from the Gu ION nc
necessity, and thereby eenentting every 1rah
of industry il TIT State and busInths N the CIR
-.=Nl "
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ENTRIES CLOSED

With eight nominations to be named AZ me
royt. The owners or representatives OF TIE toi-
loving horses having made nominations, II Is
expected they Will be their choice
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q II. GEE NIX. sSkftflIN.
E.E-The following ntienen nave oteE
r',i-,.5 Nv III. Climb 10 receive subscriptions
~ .id Il til enterprise: L. Il. tGFAi, OSCAR
IL Is NN. SttLAl.. LoI-to-
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alssululilfs Ue CUskEIkEkSk!p

yEN!!E C0-pAEYc ERSHIP EERE7 g.
1cre exis, Ing ul.G,r the hrnIuaHle .. Gt.E-
I.UIEE = r-AIlH, i! the HOo1 BUSINESS IS tAls
,.av dissolved by mutual t..seEt Ar gore
viii nere.tItr cagy on said business Inns. II,
p4v al bills dI1 by the lsIc firm OF uresolre
Palm and Is alul., autLC7 lied 10 collt Ct al bi!s
AN. ., ~. sa,,,e +. PALM.
G. GkkGUiRE-
C,rson City. New October 10, lsiJ- oc-t-lm
, 1873-01-11
acknowledgements

Ta RIA Mandagen den 13de dennes vii
a Postbefordringen imellem C~hristiansted
og Frederiksted skee we'd P~ostvogne, iste-
detfor som hidtil we'd ridende O~rdonnantser.
Med PostVognen befordres saavel Brev-
~forsendelser, som Pakkepostforsendelser,
disse sidste indtil en- Volumen af 200 dan
ske Cubiktommer og indtil en- V@gt at 4
Pund, forsaaVidt Rummet tillader Diet; dog
modtages Verdisager like fra og til Kings
hill. Pengebel0b modtages til Forsendelse
samme Udstrekning som hidtil.
lie hldtil geldende Regler med Hensyn
, 1873-01-11
NOTICE.

ElROM and after Monday the 18th inst.
A the conveyance of Mails between Chri-
stiansted and Frederiksted will be effected
by means of Post Chaises, instead of Or
derlies on horseback, as hitherto.
For transmission by said Post haises
will be received Letters to the same extent
, 1873-01-11

as heretofore, and Parcels not exceeding
200 Danish cubic-inches in volume or /
pounds in weight, to the extent the space
in the Chaises admits. Parcels containing
Articles OF money value will, however,
not be received for transmission from or to
Kingshill. Sums of money will be. re-
ceived for transmission to the same extent
as hitherto.
The existing rules in regard to the mode
of packing and letters of address, etc. are to
be observed.
Governments Secretary's Office, st.
Croix 10th January 1873.
R. PETERSEN.
, 1873-01-11

til I~ndpakninger og AdresSen M. m. bIive
fremdeles at f0lge.
Gouvernementssecretariate St. Croix
lode Januar 1878.
r. PETERSEN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-21

HARVEY LAUGHLIN,
Attorney q Law Notary PebIIc. Alliance, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-21
DD. .!5s slElsgY. 0
THEFORTy ACREFARM.

416 OLG4 = 6LOLA1 Ez4e---a
I'm thinkin', WIFE, Of neighbor Jones, that man
Il. with staIWart arm BIS cEl. .r4
he lives in peace and plenty on forty acre
While men are all around us with hands and
who eTn two hundred acres and stili are wan
ting more.
His is 8 pretty little farm; pretty little house
And he has loving wife within as quiet as
His children play around the door-their fathers
Looking as nsst and tidy as the .idy little farm.
No weeds grow in the corn fields. no thisaes in
His horses show good keeping by their hns and
The COWS Within the meadow. resting meath the
-15- beechen shade,
Learn an their gentle manners of the gentle
milking maid.
Within the ield--on sAinrday-he leaves no era
To be gsfhersd on the morrow. for fear Of com
He keeps the be- Sabbath holy-his children learn
And plenty zis his barn and bin after the harvest
days.
For the very simple reason. there are no hne
The bar room in the village does not have for
And ! can always ind nay neighbOr on his forty
u 9 acre lesin
His acres are bat very few, 50 he plows them
very deep;
'T4s his own handA that guide the plow-'tis his
NeWn hands that reap;
He has place for everything. and things are in
theSr place.
The sunshine, smiles upon his fields, content
mont IA bis face.
May we not learn lesson, wife, from prudent
neighbor Jones,
And not-for what We havn't got-giYe way to
sighs and moans?
The rich amt always hapPy, nor free from life's
alarms,
But blest are they,who live content though small
may be thsir farms