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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22
Primary ELECTION RULES.

We reproduce for the benefit OF our
readers the Democratic Primary Elec-
tion Rules, as adopted in County Con.
vention on October lst, 1878, and un-
der which we are now working We
hope our party friends will study and
eadcavor TO live up to them. In hon.
or we are as much bound to live up to
and support them, until they are
amended or changed in tho regular
way, as we arc the general election
law Of tho State. And this we are
satisfied all Democrats who love their
party more than themselues will do, TO
the utmost of their ability.
!. The organization Of the County Committee
shall be and remain as now constituted--that IA
one member for every borough and township, and
q Chairman, which Committee shall be selected
annually by the delegates, and their term Of Of
fee shall begin at January following their elec.
tion.
?. The number Of delegates to which each dis
trict entitled Is based upon the following rule
that Is to say Bach election district In the
county polling one hundred Democratic votes or
less, shall be entitled to two delegates absolutely
and for each additional one hundred Democrats
votes or fraction greater than one half thereof
polled in said district at the last preceding Gov
ernors election, an additional delegate, and un.
der this rate the following allotment of delegates
IL now made:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22

Is this general outline applicable to
young ladies as well as to gentlemen
Certainly if toned down somewhat to
suit circumstances. English ladies
think nothing of walking ten or twelve
miles a day, and splendid health that
is to be envied is the result. Robust
physical health and strength are more
important to women then to men,
especially at this era and in this coun-
try.
Let young lady students practice
this system in plain, easy costume, and
thick-soled shoes that let the foot set
down fiat, and they will be thankful
for 1t, not only during their student
days, but in all after life.
City girls can tire out country girls
any day in walking, because they walk
so much more, and in the midst Of sur
roundings that divert their attention,
and generally in company. They will
walk four or five miles without think
ing of ii, unless they sit down to calcu-
late the distance afterward whilst
country girls would be footsore and
exhausted.-Hon. H. c. Hickok in the
Normal Monthly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22
JUSTICE ON A GATE
POST.

Our old friend Judge Tom Farrar,
of Lake Providence, who is known
throughout the State as a lawyer and
jurist of eminent abilities, and a gen.
tleman of most lovable character, tells
at his own expense, and with the keen
est gusto, story which we think too
good to lose. It appears that some
years ago while riding through one of
the prettiest districts of North Louisi-
ana he came about sundown, to creek
which was so deep as to necessitate a
swimming feat. The Judge being a
man of vigorous and invincible deter
mination, no sooner realized this emer-
gency than he promptly dismounted,
undressed himself with great dispatch,
and attired only in his high plug hat
and pair of spectacles, bestrode his
gallant cob and urged him to the ven
ture.
After a desperate struggle the other
side was gained, and the Judge again
dismounting, this time with profound
sigh of relief, was about to resume his
integuments, when the horse, prompted
by some diabolical spirit, started from
his side and trotted slowly down the
road
OF course, the Judge had no recourse
but to trot after him; and thercupon
there ensued one of the most remarka-
BILE and picturesque chases ever known
in history or tradition. The horse ap-
peared TO have no motive save that Of
keeping a certain distance ahead of the
Judge, and of finding some comforta-
bic barnyard where he might refresh
himself after such gigantic Efforts
The Judge, whatever may have been
his ambitions, confined himself to the
effort Of keeping the truant beast in
sight. 1t must have been cheerful
and invigorating experience to see the
Judge trotting brislSly along that
smooth and sandy road his venerable
plug hat pulled over his eyes and his
spectacles bobbing up and down upon
his nose. The chase was long, and the
moisture of great exertion would gath
-. - IL - - ~
80 80. oh III "a ,'s nrow' hnu men, when ne
aiasi a !. ~ moona i1r ms nanusercme,' ~,
G aaJ ,he ~ "gsa, "ss ny , .neic. Ah 1i Wh,cn %
.,.. nu 'hs ~ .neo' w =, ~, presslng .ne 9uuge
,;.n.; m.sn n's WY Peounir anu u'lor,ulate
s,.S1:'yn, s"S aau inPar,lng renoweu pay
s ''e'' ~ ms ',s
Seu .hv wv ,o.S poMreu Pleasan'I a,ong
p; p,n,;, ;aa '.vauy ,i .,;' ,s,a''so uls'aics'
dan;y [ y"St ~ a. S;.. .ne s1.sng sun was reu-
~ T I,.a, wy s.'i.. Instant I'M anu anu toaSn,hg aS
harso I ",s 'h;ohnS many :,iJa. ,J,u WIN soi'' 'ae
noi'o nn'snoe suoueniy ih'o sa'e
"."h,. J oJ;.eu J;. wisn ;,S .age, nasuc .owaru u
s'apie oiiniy Vislpie ih the Instance
Inc farmhouse sat IN a grove OF
trees whose shadows made great
uarkhess round IL, ana rom tins grove,
az the Judge was scamperIng furiously
after ms horse ana wardrobe there
issued sunary yellow dogs, surely Of
mem ana shaggy oil appearance. The
Judge lett that II would be utterly i'm
possible under these circumstances, to
assume that majesty OF aspect and
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF THE GREAT M
REDUCTION OF PRICES
by =. PORTER SHAW, d. ID. $.

IMPORTANT TRUTHS,
Having succeeded in getting lighter tariff on
material, hence the loo and moderate charge for
partial and full sots of Teeth. use the best
manufacture Of teeth and other material. An
operations registered and warranted 10 give SER
vice and satisfaction. NJ HI.'
Friends, reflect that my charges for the inser.
tion Of artificial and the saving Of the natural
teeth are now the most reasonablen in Pennsylvania.
Preserve your teeth aud you preserve your health.
Putting Of the natural teeth In healthy, prs-
servative and useful condition Is made speciality.
Diseases and malformations common 10 the mouth.
jaw and associate parts are treated and corrected
with fair success. Examinations and consulta-
tions rRNE. IDI H.f...ffU
II would be well for patients from distance to
lie, me know by mail a few days before coming
TO the Office. IIIn
II is very important that children between the
ages Of six and twelve years should have their
teeth examined.
Anmsthetics are administered and Teeth re-
moved without pain. sefi .
Dispositions and character nre Judged BY all
the world by the expressions Of the face, hence
how very disastrous may II Therefore be for per-
to indulge an expression Of distorted features,
even apart from hygienio virw. Now, TO enjoy
natural mot artiacial) comforts and pleasures,
respect and obey natural simplcitics and instinct
'H1HHId s. PORTER SHAW, ID. d. s.
oniee in New Masonic Building, Second street,
Clearfeld, Pa. may1f7s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22
WE ALL HA We IA ULTS.

He who boasts of being perfect is
perfect in his folly. / have been a
good deal up and down in the world,
and / never did see either perfect
horse or a perfect man, and / never
shall until two Sundays come together.
You cannot get white flour out of a
coal-sack, nor perfection out of human
nature he who looks for IL had better
look for sugar in the sea. The old
sayings is, "Lifeless, faultless" OF dead
men we should say nothing but good,
but as for the living, they are oil tarrcd
more or less with the black brush, and
half an eye can see II, and every heart
has its black drop. Every rose has its
piickles, and every day its night.
Even the sun shows spots, and the
skies are darkcncd with clouds. No
body is 30 wise but he has folly enough
TO stock a stall of Vanity Fair. Where
| could not see the FOOLS cap / have
nevertheless heard the bells Jingle. As
there is no sunshine without some
shadows 10 all human good il mixed
up with more or less Of evil even poor
law guardians have their little fhilings,
and parish beadlcs are not wholly Of
heavenly nature. The best wine has
its lees. All mems faults arc not writ
ten on their forcheads, and it's quite as
well they are not, or hats would need
wide rimbs yet ms sure as eggs are
eggs, faults Of some kind nestle in
cvery mans bosom. There's no telling
when mans faults may show them.
selves for hares pop out Of ditch just
when you are not looking for them. A
horse that ia weak in the knees may
not stumble for mile or two, but il Il
In him, and the rider had better hold
him up well. The tabby cat is moi
tapping milk just now, but leave the
dairy door open, and we will sec IL she
is not us bad thief as the kitten
There's fire in the flint, cool as il looks
wait till tho steel gets n knock at il
and you will soc. Everybody can read
that riddle, but IL Is not everybody
that will remember 10 keep his gur
powder out Of the way of the candle.--
John PIoughman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22

Such beautiful, beautiful hands
They're neither white nor small;
And you, know, would scarcely think
That they are fair at ALL
I've looked on hands whose form and hue
A sculptor's dream might bo
Yct arc these aged, wrinkled hands
Most beautiful to me.
Such beautiful, beautiful hands
Though heart were weary and sad,
These patient hands kept toiling on,
That the children might be glnd.
almost weep, as, looking back
To childhood's distant day,
think, how these hands rested not
When mine were at their play.
But, oh beyond this shadow-la
Where all Is bright and fair, ...
know full we'll these dear old hands
VIII palms Of victory bear.
Where crystal sireams through endless days,
Flow over golden sands,
And where the old grow young again,
I'll clasp my mothers hands.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22

Don't tell q child you will do any
thing for Il unless you keep your prom.
ise. A strict observance Of this rule
may save you the agony Of seeing your
children become altar. If you say,
"pll skin you alivel" 90 and skin Il,
though II brings tears to your eyes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22

To CuRR SUMNER CoNPLAINr-Take
about two tablespoonfdls of grated
comfrey root and the white Of one egg
beaten well together, then have ready
q pint Of boiling milk, into which stir
the comfrey and egg. II will thicken
like pap and Il Is not unpleasant TO
take.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22

A Maud Muller laughed heartily at
a young haymaker when tho yellow
jackets got up his nankccn trousers.
But when they got up her'n twas no
Joke. io iN'h~rlf' Il'l iilNli
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1fntistry.
DENTAL GARD.


c. Dr.. A. NJ. HILLS
uIfrffywould say to his patients and the pub.
lie generally, that, having dissolved partnership
with DR.. Shaw, he Is now doing the entire work
of his Office himself so that patients need not fear
being put under the hands Of any other operator.
Clear6eld, March 20, 1s72-pd2OmchT3
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22
g.1 BANTZ q BUCK,
General Insurance Agents and Real
A9 Estate Brokers, 1.

Represent the following reliable Insurance Co'si
North British A Mercantile 1ns. Co. 1900, 900
Washington Life Insurance Cc-..... 1900, 900
firc Association Insurance Co.~.... 1890, 900
Amazon Fire Insurance Co.........., 3,05S,1i8
watertown Fire, insurcs dwellings
ana farm triid'ngs criyl,,............ $4,000
York, Pa, Stock Insurance Co. Horses insured
against death and theft. u
p. s. Parties In the country desiring insurance
on their lives or property can have II promptly
attended to BY addressing Us ny letter. or calling
10 person at our oiiiee, in Pic's Opera House,
Room No. I, cIoardeid, Pa. may27'7l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22

CUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
~ cURwENsvILLE,
Clcarheld county, Penn'a.
This old and well cstablilhed Hotel, beautifully
situated on the banks Of the Susquehanna, in the
borough Of Curwensyille, has been leased for n
term Of years by the undersigned. It has been
entirely reitted, and Is nov open to the public
generally and the travelling community In par
ticuar. No pains will be spared to render guests
comfortable while tarrying ut this house. Ample
Stabling room for the accommodation Of teams.
Charges moderate,
Sept. 2s, lsIO-tf ELI BLOOM.
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-Yaris, l SUM-. Sic 9}otionol=
peri lammlun9 bat am 20. Moi bosu u@e1eb
iiber 6ie Org nj at bes 6 0 t.
t e,s 5 Ten ties in 5erM Mrm me e" NIT
376 @timnlen 9c9en 22S Be finitip potirt.
Wie BEL Der eriten uno 5tueiten Sc 2elun9Ibat
audi bies W1al 8il6of 9panloup p
Die @o6e bes 9ril ltli6en Gplooten NIT
feuri9er 8ereo lamfeit perfo6ten. Snoem
oer Bil l6sf bon ber Gritarfung Oes reli=
9i0len @innes leit Den 9eimiu6un9en Oes
lebten &rie9es, Defenders in Der Mdnner=
melt rnb in ben 9r0beren @ta6ten ipra6>
erludbnte ct Der Mnitren9un9en, pel@e
oer ge9enlpdrti9e inal=gr56il6of BON
Baris MAIDEN miiiie, I'M Dem Dfan9el an
&oum in ben &ir6en ber Sauptl ltaOt ab=
5ubelfen. Cardinal @llibert iebt i'm 8e=
9riffe, nebrere &ir6en in ben bepDlfert=
item 5tabttbeilen NIT Sulfe BON freilpilli=
gen 8eitfagen 81 bouen. Ser 8il6of BON
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- Sin oSntermesap. Sn Sulla=

- Sin Sntermes5p. Sn Gall a.
fraS Nio0e> 9icfmon &c.. &entudp> GIN
gen an lcbten 5nnntag stpei S6noppS=
briioer an Der Nletb iitentir@c porbel
ols Die Yrcbi9t gerooe in poQem @an9c
mar. Yl0bli6 itilrsten liD 5pei Sunoe
ouf Die beloifenen &erle uno lief Der eine
ppn ibnen in Dic Sr6e, Inn ben 9r.
Campbell 5u bolen> uno l9rie aus pollem
5olle : u9o unten il, Der @trobe 1T Der
Seu fel lo5 Sobn S's 9unoe Daben ben
olten Sobu s. gebillcn, Der 0r. Campbell
,nuB fommmcn !" Ser Preoiser fam aus
ocm Goncest> un0 na9oem er per9ebens
na0 benz perlorenen ~Taoen" selllGt>
lo9te er v9(men !"
Sir bic onr6 bas berI ItenOe Geler=
poir bes 0liaf fluhes 5u @3aoen Getom=
menen tpuroe in elmer 8ol toner &ir6c
neuli0 cine Gollecte porgeuommel1. Cine
Same feuerte cine Wa1 16leine Bel mo-
ran 1i9 elm 3ettel nit ,oer Snl6rift be-
fon0: u3um 2lufbanse'N 6er Gontrotoren
6u beniiben, tueld)e ben Bou beg Teler=
ppris iibernommen batten."
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Spis5ubcu ais 3ubtOausauficber /.


9os Serritprilm Golprobp fat bcretts
audi lein eieenes 3ubtbous - uno Slpor
in Canon @itp. 9ie cprrupte Mlrtb~
lbolt in nlelben ltebt binter Der i'm
3uGtbous BON Millouri nibt 5uriif. IS
miro jebt cine llnterlubung gefllbrt unO
lit !. .. hercits crlpie}cr, oas 3u6tDolls=
beomte nit efdDrliben 5urTln1t 9enci9=
ten 3ii1tlingen f6rmli6e> ,uenn AUDI be-
trii9eri10e Tludtcontratte obldlolen.
Ser @traBenrdlber @robam mo6te
boriber fol9enoe 9(ngoben, Die bur6 Die
Inter lu6ung befdti9t luuroen uno ben
&iittritt bes 3u6tDous=0irettors ber=
bei9efii6rt Doben
vGini9e Bo9en no9 meiner Mntunft
i'm 3u9tbous 5ugte mir ciner Der @dlicl=
ier, 9ines bob i9 nit $500 meine Srei=
belt erfaufen t1nntc. Bir Oics 5u erret=
6en lei, lo9te ct mod ni6t. SD 13rieb
Ooraul einen1 meiner Treunoe> mir $4O0
auf 9ines' Namen 5u i6iden. 0os @elo
fam. 9ines iagte mir 0arau er mill1e
$500 ba6cn, I'M Ben Wd6ter Su beite6en.
SD i6rieb in Sol9e oeNen I'M ueitere
5000, 9ann erlt erfubr itb oaB meme
3eae unperl ldloiien seloTen >rerben lo1e,
unb bas itb, gillette mir es> MIDI por bem
Gintrefen Der 9ta9tpo9e su entfernen
Yil ltole, Pfer0e &c. 5ur Tlu6t na6 Yueblo
bereit finoen tpiiroe. 9lls @ines bbrte, ooB
elm Beamten'pe6lel 1T Musli6t itebe> 6at
4, cI.s,r;h, u,,s,,
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&it1 1iter u8lenae".

0ob Sruntenboloe lih miinblicD poer
1d)riftli0' perpT Tlihten>. feincn Srppfen 0es
fir lie 9cfdbrliben Gctrdntes wdbrcnO
elmer gc!piIIen 3eit Su gcnicben, lit ni6ts
9isues. 9(u1 lit niht obiuleben mcltb
anoeres mnralilhc5 Mtittcl man nit bels
1eren1 Grfol9e onlucnOcn tDnntc I'm cl=
nen SrunfcnGolo Don bem Ga ter ocs
Nolll loufens obiuhrIngcn. IS fam ooz
Der 9}iemono bogcsen chuos la9cu, uenn
man cinsn SGuf fer berebct lol1 Elm Ncr=
lprccbcu ubsulc9en. 2Senn obcr unlerc
psrriittten IempcrcnSmciber unn1ilnoige
&inoer uno niihterue Menl lhcn, Bic ME-
muiS betrunfrn murcu, chen ais ellltn
jol6cn vMebge", mic CT fir einen Sc
up6n0eitSl ldlfcr polieno it,. 5u untcr=
lhreiben oufslulngcn lpplen, 10
ortct bic SoAc in Solbcit unO To=
notismus aus 9c9cn Die li3 jcoer
perniiulti9e 9fcnlb weDren nuD.
SplNe 5borbeiten be9in9 mon in frllDc=
rem 3eiten niht, obcr vYlcoNc" CAB es
audi lNpn. gSir fiibren einell lold)cn
oltcn rYleo9e", Der notb jcst III Der Sib=
iiotbct III Yvimor oul bc!pobrt miro uno
Ser nor Mcbr ais 200 SuGrcn ousgelttllt
wurbr, bicr mDrt!id) al
u9emnatA iD Enot: Ncr5ciMnctcr pe=
ocn ocltern i,bertricbcncn GrunftS, mo-
0ur0 iA lciht I'm 2eib rno 2cbcn, mel
ucr urmcn 9Seib uuD &iuo sum Doh'tcn
Ghuocn bdtte tpmncn lnacn, mid nun=
n1cbrn rc1olpirct babe, Slpll0cn bier uno
Sofob; MIDI nit oer9lcibtn 9atern ME
mails III iibtrloocn, oulD SIT bcllen iteiier
uuo letter 9oltung oerlclbcl> oa ld) MIDI
ehpo bnnen biclcr 3eit ooSu peronoben
oiirftt, perpTlid)te ih mid) Su ollcnmolcn
Elm paor CUTE N}oullheQen, BON meinem
9nGoi9cn 9srrn, ober uenn es iDre T.
s. = Icmonocs ron Den iDri9cn onbe=
ic9lcn woQte, Su ertoitell pocr MIDI lon=
items nit elmer ungcluDbn!idcn ooellgcn
GtrofS bele9en 5u lollen. gu neDrerer
ScfrQ fti9un9 bo6c i6 lol0es el9cnDdn-
big unterl6ricben. 9lltenbur9 Den 9ten
Suni 1862. Molf 0ietrib pon g."
Nom Sage Der 9(usltellung oieleS orl=
9inclleu Ylcoges, ben 8. Slnl bis Sotobl
Sen 25. Suli Nnb 46 Sage. s(llo ouf
ungcfdbr 7 Wo@en pcrpfli6tcte li0 Der
Goelmonn, niDt iiber ben 9urlt 5u trin=
fen uno wibrigenIolls Nfonll Gellen 5u
srbolten; bonn obcr fpnnte es picoer lcs
9eben.
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Sbio MailcnfrcuuO.

"~V'o N~u' iA'' iS"'o- ~
Der 9tinocrpeit. 81 moQtc i'm nun in
elmer 8clelll0oit ein oufgcflQrter 9err
ocSlreNcn ou6icben, buB CT Nfit9lieo ei=
neg ~Stblencpmmittccs" lei. uno 10 irogte
er i'm Bonn gar pIiiIij9: vNber, 0crr
Doctor, mic ltelltn Sie eS ooO on, I'M
Sl crtcnncn, pb Gin Dds 9elunb iii pocr
tronf?" ,Sa lcbcn 5ie, mcin Nerebrte=
ltcr," ont!uortete Nejtb inoem CT sen
pIliiNcn $oerru bcim NpdIlisel no0m
uno ibm ldori ins Gelid)t 1ob, - lc6cn
Sic, oo idou ib mir bait Den NOlen
prOentli0 an.
- Gs mar om 10. Suni 1866 in Der
81 ltcrreiGil ilcbeu &oiierl ltoot 9S len. Sort
luoDntc in Der &ircD9olie untcr bcn @eiS=
ger6crn cine 9Sittlpc. llnO om gcnonn=
ten Sage ltelte oie]e i6rc So9tcr iuegen
eines llmgon9s nit eincm Subcu oerb
sur Teoc, 0ie IoNtcr gerictb III Tol9e
Oellcn 10 III gSut6> oaB lie Die o!te Mllt=
ter lDlu9. sic erbob Die @ouo sum ,.
Mule uno 1anf pl6tli9 Sulanwcn S0r
mar bon cincm SGlogoniall Die 9onb
labm 9eporocn.
9lnb III Snoien lol es onfon9tn beler
;u 9cbtl1, >pic 4S. 9S- ldreibt, Der Tol=
oes ppn cl>em 9(ugcwcu9en Nc6ort bat:
3 06rlcr 10000 @tibcW boben 9epu=
tirte an 9. Nrcoef 9clonot uno iGye 81
reihpj!li9feit sur GonucriuN 9cdu6ert.
Scit Der Belt fomnltll 10 pielc Gonpcr=
1ionen bel Dem Ynttr por, boB Sr. Sou
peri Qcrt, cr bQtte nod nic cintn 10 0robcn
Scclcneifcr gelpirt ols bcim 9(ublict olc=
les GrIolge5. Git Sbiilcr5obl in Som=
bap bet li6 iebr permcbrt Ieioer Itblt es
an tiid)tigsn 9occnteu Der (bDbcrcnD
Mat0enotit y. Hooc>uig !cbt jctt ols
Soniocli nocb 9Seile bes S. Sc 9}obili;
y. Sod)um bdlt pDilolp ppbilt6c Sarlelun=
gen in Bombay y. 2sitcr lit 9)}ilitdrfo=
plon IN Ypono6 uno bot jiin9lt il6tr
lcine @elunobcit cincn tronrigcN Sricl
9cihrieber.
Woritcllun9en Der 9Siloen.
0ie $Io5iern be9rciicn niNt, pie man
id)QumenocS Sicr bobe in Die Tlolbcn
brin0cn tDnncu. - Gin Grobiticr ertielt
cine Solhcnubr sum- GclNenf uno ol:
er i6ren Gcbroub fenncn 9clcrnt, nonntt
er lie ltinc tlcine Sonne. - Gin GSfimo
bielt cine 5picioole fir oo5 Sun9e elmer
9reborscl.
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er mid, Sic Tlu6t Bis boGin su uerl0ie=
Zen, bomit Der 8erbobte Der Ncibiilfe ouf
Die ncuen Seomten foQe.
Glein5eitig 'Oerlprub es mir leincn
gciltonb fir nur $500. Gtpa brei Sage
Dor DEM 9eomtcn>uehlcl rift 9uber nuh
Nueblp, I'M Gin Yfcro &C. 81 bclbaiIen.
No0 5lnci bis orei Soscn la9te mir $oines,
cs lei ollc5 III Sronuug; 9leid)5citig gob
CT mir Tcilen, ,M}cilcL @d9c uno S9IiiIlcl
IN, mcinc &cttcn ourcDSufcilcn uno an
10 Nidr5 ols5ubreDcn. I'm eS fllrS 5u
mo1eN ib lano bolo aus, ooB Der
50liilltf niht paste uno boB tein Yfero
ho mar, bob 9ubcr Den NSc6lcl ban $500
MIR pcrfouft bate, Inn oo5 Velo nit Den
llebrigen 5u tbcilcn, uno oos $oines uno
Goniorten fort warcn. Sa ib 9loube,
oob ip9or Der 0ircctor nit inl-Gomplott
mar, 9ioNtrdyli<b erlielt i9 nod einen
Mecblel I'M 8ctro9c bon 5000. SD gob
i'm sum Sncolio M ben 3u9tDous Gpm=
milldr S. N. Slice; oos 'uor ober oun
bo5 2ebte, mas ib pon linn gclcDcn bubc.
9onn erlt ltono bel MIR felt, bob ib bic
TluNt I'M jcocn Frcis pcrlubcn mcroc. "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-24

- ;s.sss, 9tatt>Sesafess 5oul lenoe
NtcnlNeu, oie in ibrcm Hebtn gottlps &C.
mclsn bic ppn Scr &eligion pun Der
STRIDE BON ben Hrieitern ribtS 5Drcn
mplltcn, Do6tn lid) ouf Dem 5ttrbebcttc
5u Uott 6cfcbrt> l0r gpttlolcS Scben per=
flut5t uno lid) nit Der &;rd)e ousgcl0Dnt.
3oblrcihc Nrotcltonteu ppn ben per
lbieoen1 ten 5eften> Die in iDrcn1Scben nit
iDrcr 9teliAipn ganS 5u irieoen luoren,
lino olT Dem Sfronfenlo9er IN slubI'cfe
oc5 5poes ouf onoers Gcoonfen gcfou=
men, boben li1 mterri6tcn lolicn uno
lino ol2 fot6olilhc Gbriltcn 9cltprben.
Uielc Treimourcr uno W(it9licoer onoc=
rer 9cbeimer 0jelclllDoitcn boben uA III
in ibrem 2eben bel ibrer BON Der SSlrtDc
perwpricnen Gebeimnibtrdmcrei uno pbnc
Octt unb obne Gebtt son5 lupDl beIun=
oen> ober lpenn lie cinl lalca OoB olelcs
2ebei, fir lie bolo Elm Gnoc nobm uno
Der SOB beronritfte, bo boben lie Su ben
iriiber pero@tcten Yricltern 9el0idt uno
]i0 9lidli6 gcl6dtt nod fotbolil6 1ter=
ben Ill fDnncn. 0os g(Qes 1T pftmols
uorocfommen; ober ME unb nimmer in
Der sonSen 9Sclt lit es je crbDrt lpprocn,
bnb ein reGt1 11oiiener fotbolil6cr Gbrlit
ouf oem Spbten6ctte Don GjOtt ob9ef fall
FEM unb &eue uno 2eio iibcr feline Tr0n1=
mi9fcit crpccft BABE; ME lit cs erbDrt
worocn, boB ein &atbplit ouf Dem Stcr=
bebette> ber Rricl tier oerl6mdbt uno ben
Yrcoiscr Dobe rufen lollcl1 I'M proteiton=
| ti1D su perOeu; nicmols i It e5 en0ll1
erbDrt lpproen, boB ein totbolil6cr G9rilt
i'm 9(nseli9te bes Sooes Der &ir6e ob=
gclo9t unb T6 in cine 9ebsjne @elea=
| l6oft bobe aufnebmcn lailen. I}on
fam Die @abrbeit Der beiligen oQein
lcligma6enOen tatbolii6en &ir6e auf
alerlci ART belpeilen. Sic Grfabrung
lit ober audi bier cine CUTE 2ebrerin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-24
- 2Srooc: 9His miro man pDne ti=

--Uro9c: SSis miro man obne ei=
gencn G6ooen tlu9?
Wnt tmprt: 9Senn man bcoGd)tiN
oui bic bunmcn Gtrci6c 9(bt 6ot lpel6t
onbere Menl0en mo6en.
-Trage: Mie miro man lucile?
9l tw ort gSenn MAN in olleln
oos Gnoe bcocnft, uno lid oorno4 rih=
tet