Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20
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A MODEL YOUNG MAN

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& AS l rode, mp to the hotel from
the depot" recently, was attracted
by manly young fellow of about
twenty-eight, who sat@ncNt TO me
in the stage. He. Was handsome, with a
hazel eye and fresh complexion, was
well and neatly dressed, and had es-
peeially silver-tOnett voice. I spoke
To him first, because [ was attracted by
his modesty. f.-.... ....f ,.tis..... ...s|
/, YES" said he, in reply to an
introductory question in regard to the
hotel, tthe weather being entirely be-
yond argument4; sit has turned out Il
pretty good season, | believe. l nave
been here several seasons, and | have
seen none better.'' "'f -t q ''. '-''''''
"You spend all your vacations here p"
'No," refeetively, 'snot vacations. 1
usually pass the summer season here"
Evidently he was rich young blood,
and with his good looks and lnodesty
an excellent model for the American
youth. 1g,s1 zqu..fa sIe.4oR "a 4aa aaI
stopping at the ----- hotel:''
He was bowling to 4 sweet looking
school girl just then, and did not imme-
diately answer. She was smiling back
with delightful grace, showing mouth
fnl of rich pearls. Evidently he knew
the good society of the Branch. is sv
trA<Sss Aips hN lCPiiCOs> NftCtt iiC IittN
ceased bewing, and comprehended my
question: ~ NO, stop at-at-at a coli
tage."
Fine fellow, this, stopping at his own
cottage, and Independent enough to ride
itp in an omnibus. lie interested me
greatly as we rode along, evidently
knowing everything about the place.
'Sfhere's Judge ----'s cottage
handsome. isn't it: There's the 1iand-
| soniest pair of steppers at the Branch
those grays just turning i iq at the eonti-
| mental. 'i'''-.'' - - = ~ -
| Here he was attracted by the repeated
bows of two gorgeous danes who were
| passing us slowly in their open carriage,
and who opened two huge mouths and a
couple Of batteries of ready-ni:aue teeth
upon him. He bowed quite gracefully
to thsm, and went ON with his pleasant
! descriptions. At the hotel we parted
and 1 lost ilims but i thoaglit in this
wise of iiim:e Talk of the tfegeneracy OF
| the american youth. Look at this
4 young fellow. Handsome. polished
pleasant tempered, elegant in his mani
i iiers, rich, modest, sensible. He visits
| this watering-place evidently not to suf-
focate lin the hotels. and follow tile old
winter routine of dissipation and lfiirta-
ton. He would certainly not seek them
in his own quiet cottage. He came lfoi
the more rational joys .ofise;.. air and
l'athing, toll be, perhaps, near the girl ht
loves and hopes. ,tltd may say deserves
to win. Happy fellow! True model hi
4 is for the youth of this glorious repub
lie! ''si" 'D'''7il ~ - l''''>'H' i''i . '''Ts
A. In order to see one Of the lions I7wen
over 10 the cottage where the tiger is le
loose, just asstep OH two from the, Wes
End, and as Invent into the back room
among, the rattIing Ofisthe chips at th.
faro table and the lcllnking of the litti'
bali in the roulette table, heard tina
rsilyery toned voice again % s1asbtaZn
Il "Walk in and have some supper, gen
tlemen; just feady--eighteen red, Ah
how de de-r-met you at the stage--I re
Erhenber4 Have supper ? ?s-d No. Thel
take a tlrink--twenty-on tiblack. Ex
i cuse me; business, you. know. Char
/ ley, pass the cigars to this gentleman.
II There he wstsa1ny model American
youth i passed ont. without patroniz
ing the establishment. xr-, s.e..sz.f,..,asl