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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15
Aoefrar.
From the Inter-OceAn.I
COLORED SCHOOLS NIrDIANA.

On the ground tna' aa 5tw 1i In,iiaila re-
nuire thai cOlored pcvn.r shall be educated
IN separate schools, tne blacks in the mixed
schools in Brazil, that State. were. by order
of the School SIperv Sors, expelled, a few
dqvs since Il is said thEt the little ones
begse TO remain. and cried piteously when
they found the order was imperative. One
teacher. Miss Jennie WOTthinEton, could
not amass Sufficient cruelty 10 dismiss those
in her department and sought one Of the
officers, who tried to explain the matter, and
then forbade their return
DEY'S TURNED Us CHIL'N OUT.
Tse brought home all nv books to-day,
An 50 hab Cesar an Gus,
Devil hab to 90 back to de chist, ! 'sj,cc,
For dey's no more uSe to US
II isn't vocation. nudder. pap.
Dat amt what dis is about:
W can'f % baeE n De irlite sclool noir,
Dcy turned MS cLi'a ont.
Whatcber ives done hasn't heard.
We isn't no blacker. sho'.
Dan what we was when we went fus',
A year ago. or mo.
We ALWAYS went dar spectacle,
An tried to act our best
Bat den we'se Ddrl. pan, darS de rub;
An so we gets no rest.
Oar wan't no ifaupicr p.,i dan me
In dat whole school. fore noon:
Case was larnin' TO read so fas'
An 'ginnin to write so soon.
Why. sab, Miss Jennie done tole me twice
An what sbe say she mean.
Dat Use de likeieSt gal arOun',
COnsid'n Use jes' sixteen.
But when we sang that rousin' song.
''Shout. all We freemer, shout"
De teacher 'seihed an order, sab,
To turn us chin out.
But she ies fused to be so mean.
An said we needn't stir.
30 den de BOa'd deyself come in
An tOle us blacks TO clar
Dev foun' dey'd hen doin wrong
To cdvcate de blacks
Along wild human chin, Sah.
Aldo we paws a tax.
Dev said de law saws saD'rate schools
Mus he muntained for us;
But as dey hain't Dervided dem,
Den whyfOre all dis fuss?
Dev didn't 9Th us time 20 mack,
But druv us out like sheen:
An all de chil'n-hlacF an white
Commenced to wall an weep
We hung aroun' de schOol-roOm door.
An begged an cried to Stav,
But de BOa'd run out an shook dar sticks.
An mad us go away.
! wonder If dat book uD ,la--
De hest among dc Sebcn-
Could tell ef any 'Stinctinn's made
Tween white an black i'm Hcahrne
| know Use heerd Miss Jennie read
Dat God is no SuSpec'
''ReSpector oh pUSS0ns"-dat'S il. pap.
Or sOmfin to dat effect.
So. pap, dey's 'privcd us oh de right
To learn to read and write.
An when dat Boa'd builds sep'atc schools
You'll see dis darkev white
Derfore Use JUS brought home nv books.
An so hab Cesar an Gus.
An dey'll hab to lay in de chist, spec,
For dey's no more Use toHs.
-Jsre Le BroscD
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WHY Is IT SO?

Some find work where some find rest.
And so the weary world goes on;
! sometimes wonder which is best;
The answer comes, when life is gone.
Some eyes sleep where some eyes wake,
And 50 the dreary night-hOurs go;
Some hearts beat where some hearts break
| often wender why It's so.
Some wills faint where some wills fight
Some love the tent-and some the field,
often wonder who are right
The ones who strive, or those who We'd.
Some hands fold, where other hands
Are lifted bravely i'm the strife;
And so through ages and through lands
Move on the two extremes of life.
Some Ieet halt where some feet tread,
In tireless march. lhOrny way.
Some struggle on where some have fled;
Some seek, where others Slun the fray.
Some swords rust where others clash.
Some fall back where some move on,
Some flags furl where others flash
Until the battle has been won
Some sleep on, while others keep
The vigils of the true and brave;
They will not rest till roses creep
Around their name, above grave
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

SoNIE.s Ord, CCTIBs. --Sineyah was
fourteen. miles long, eight miles wide,
and forty1six round. with wall 100 feet
high and thick ennuSh for three chBriots.
abreast. Babylouiwas ffty miles within
thcwall~, which were seventy five feet
thick, 1r' feet high. with 100 brazen
gates. Iie Temple of Diana at Ephesus
was 420 fret.to the support Of the roof
it was 100 years in building. The largest
Of the pyramids was 4S1 feet in heigth
and oj3 feet on the sides. The base COW
errd eleven acres. The stones are about
siNTy feet in length and the layers are
2yS. IL employed $50, 900 men in build
ing. The labyrinth of Egypt contains
800 chambers and twelve halls, Thebes,
in Egypt. presents ruins twenty-seven
miles around. and contained $50, 900 cit
lens and 400. 900 slaves. The temple of
DeIpbos was so rich in donation that il
was plundered of $50, 600, 900, and the
Emporer Nero carried from it 200 stat
ues The walls Of Rome were thirteen.
miles around.
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ASaERSON..s - s. ~ DIETok-

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The COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

THE CULTIvATOR & COUNTRY GENTLENAS,
for the past forty yearS, has ranked, bnth in
this country and abroad. AZ the rTASDARD
Journal Of AMERICAN AGRICULTURE The
editors and Eruprietors, In addition 10 their
own perSolal labOrS, are regularly assisted by
very large number Of Special CORES pond
ents and Regular Contributors. among whom
included many Leading Agriculturists IN
all parts of the Country, East and WeSt-and
Voluntary SrIlers. directly in the ranks OF
he Best Farmers anu HOriculturists in nearly
very State in the Union. With the co-opers
tion or so large corps of practical men, this
Journal Is intended to possess exceptional
value as the chosen Medium of Int room
nuuteattOn among all classes interested in
:he Products and Fertility OF the land-Ihose
who Cultivate and those VINO COnsume-the
Buyer and Shipper, as well a. the first owner
OF the crOp-BreederS o Improved Animals
and their CustOmers-Manufacture of I'm
and employ it-Nur>erymen and Fruit Rails
ers-and, especially, TO supply fuller aud better
data as TO tie progi es-, prospects and returns
of each successive Season. aS throwing light
upon one OF The most important OF al ques
tions-When 10 BlLU and lChea 10 Sell
TERMS.-Ths CoUSTRY GkSTLEMAN Is pub
lished weekly, on the following terms, when
paid strictly I'm advance: ONE G. Ply one year
$3.50; FOUR COPIES. SO. and attiiti1nol
copUyOr the gear free 10 the SendeT Of the Cub !;
TEN COPIES sac, and an additional COPY for the
year free 10 the sender If the Club.
ES-SPECIMEN COPIES RE. Address
q &ESAIbscri ptions reteived and forwarded at
This Office
LUTHER TUCKER q son, Publishers,
ALBANIA N. 4.
Sept. IS, 1874.
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WisreHantnHs
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

BEECHER TILTOS-TaE POET STEDMAN
-DIPTHERIA AND SCARLET FEVER
BROADWAY SCHOOLS - DEFECTIVE
FLUES-NEw YEARS CALLS-THE NEW
MAYOR-THE WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

YoUSG HASTINGS, the Sophomore who
shot himself at Cambridge, Massaehu
setts, tha other day, was a victim of
overstudy, which bsought ON mental de-
spoAdeney, leading to the final tragedy.
of course, be was greatly esteemed by
those who knew him-sueh young men
are hptto-be But was there no one Of
all those who liked him-teacher or fal-
lowIpupilz--t ITO warn him against this ia
tai deyOtiOn 10 his bOOks2 1t is hard to
say it, hut is it not evident that tbe
laziest.man in. his class, the entter Of
recitations> and OF lectures, was, in. \
certain sepse. truer to the laws Of his
nature than this poor boy, knowing 50
much for one sc Young, and yet 80 igpp-
rant Of what he should. have known the
best l-TJI6uns ......-. 81. ...-
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Thirfy Years Experience OF an
Old Nurse.

= zr.. ySlssIoa-s Soothing ~ ruP IN the
t.Fe-eriptIOu OF one Of the best leInA1e E
physit.iails and Nurses in tile United States.
and bas been USED for thirty years with never
- fefTin0 "a fefy Y and success by millions Of moth
iyaFq and children from the feeble infant oi one
week old to the adult. II eorTects acldlty oI
fh.,loiuach. relieves wind cOlic, regulates tne
novels and gives rest. health and comfort 70
mother and child. We believelit 10 pc lh9
Resi- and Surfkf Remedy in tie Norlct IN Al
. cas3s OF nYSENTERY and DIARRHEA IN
'C-fffIDREN, whether IL arises rom Ieethlhg
or from any other cause. Full dlrecllons lOI
using will accompany each bottle. None
Genuine unless the fac-simile Of CukI1S
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all Medicine Dealers. july XIV
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

THE New Haven (Ct.) PalladiHga an
nOunces the death, in that plaes, on
Sunday evening, January 3, Of Elihu At
water, at the age Of eighty eight. In
age, he came TO Ohio and worked for
year ut his trade, as a carpenter, in the
forests Of the Western Reserve, when as
yet there was .only one framed house m
Cleveland, and perhaps not more than
fifty on the Whole territory Of the Re
Serve. He Travelled on foot going and
returning. With the exception Of that
visit bis whole life has been passed in
New Haven C!eUelaI3d Leader.
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a New Bedford paper tells a story
about a shOD-keeper, who advised lady
customer TO buy two mohair switches
instead Of one. as the article was beeom-
ing scarce. He said that the man whom
he hired to hunt NOES had only caught
two within q fortnight
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

a COUNTRY woman went into store
o. Hanover street, Boston, the other
day and putting four dollars on the
counter, remarked to a clerk: There,
fourteen years ago-'twill be fifteen this
fall-I bought something next door, and
gave them a dollar bin, but they couldn't
give me the change so they sent q boy
into the next shop, and ne brought back
the change for five dollars instead Of one
dollar / took it, but 'taint no use,
amt agoing TO keep il any longer; so
there it is all back again" And before
the astonished clerk had time 10 make
any inquiries she was. gone.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

IS acountry town in Illinoisa few eve
nings since, at panorama Of the Bible,
a little eight year Older sat wrapped in
admiration at the scene Until the pic
tuPe Of Jacob and Rebecca at the well
appeared, when he looked up and said:
PA. do you see that picturei Ill Just
bet five dollars they're Grangers.'
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

DR. Lion Playfair, well known Eng
lish physician, declares that all particles
Of the human body change once in every
six weeks, instead Of every seven years
az heretofore held.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

SAID Missouri preacher There's
n powerful sight Of giggiing back thar
in the corner, and it's got 20 be stopped,
Or the Lord viii delegate me TO OpeD
the door and throw some one out" it
wes stopped.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

omep cbErn. as a general thing, in
proportion as they are good A plain
lace with heart behind it is worth
world OF beauty. Men who have tried
both upifor1nly agree to this =.
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Now. John, drive slow and kserfal,
and don't run over any insurance
agents. was WIN County Changers
advice b his son the other day, in start
ing him 70 tOwn with a load Of whfat
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arHagists
90 n. HUnER . '".,

r,..atF.ft- IL DRu6E5. Statr5.teGy, School
] 8oogs. etc.- PreseTip ptiors s.cee i'4lEiy COM
5.5sgIded ,t al hogrs-tiay or aisbi- ferieeily
pure Drugs-RUafaIissFss-- J.Stlea hA--ii nv
Il. IL 49,. arr.lar--- = -
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Manhood How Lost. How Restored

,s-,5s,sf Just published, a new edition OF
F4fJkA DR.. CuIverWeII's Celebrated
? a(1r5 Essay on the radical cure with
,Essf.sE out f,iedicine)Of e)OfSPERNAToRkHEA
OF Seminal Weakness, Involuniary seminal
Inss INPoTESCY, Mental and Physical Inca
| pacity ImpedimeEts Ia Marriage. etc. alsO"
tONSU " PTJDN EPILEPsG and FINS, lnnuctu Dy
EeiEindulgeDee or sexual extrayagance, ETC
2. EE- Price 5Ts q sealed envelope only SIX cens
The celebrated author, in this admirable e,
I. san clearly demoustrates. from thiftE ears
sIioccesSfui practice. thaf1he alarm ing cohss-
-qnences Of Seif-abuse may be radically cureu
jSHitnout the dangerous use of internal hleul-
j cine dr the application OF the kniisi polnllhg
-Cnta mode Of cure at O zee simple, certain, anu
Iyeffec;ual, by means Of which every suHerei.Ho
H. n.sster what his condition may De- may cure
Il him sell cheapiy. privately. and TddieGuy;
rel his L@ctuIe should be IN the hanuS Oh
every youth and every man In the lano.
sent 'rIisier seal, IN plain envelope. TO any
address. past paid, on receipt of six cents, OF
two post stamps
address the Publishers,
CuAS.J &. KLINE a CO.,
I27 EeweTy. Rev York. fost-oniee b"A'
1855.
! - Jam 23.'74iy
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~ PERATiEE AND HECHANlCEL DIN
tist, ov.sT ,,reen, D. Vis, a COS. All
tfops oertainfue 10 fhe. profession. cafeiuiiy
and skI9fuIly reformed. Resicenee, No 20
west Hardi In Street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

i CHARITABLE Cincinnati man keeps
4 pair Of dogs chained at his front door,
% that people who stop 70 get n bite
can be accommodated without taking the
trouble 70 20 into the house.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

The advertisement ofa Western stone
cqtter reads. Those who buy tomb
stones frolh Us look with pride and sat
isfaetion upon the graves Of their
friends
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Dissolution Notice.

.THE LAW PARTNERSHIP OF II. & E
q a brown WAS this day dissolved. The law CT
noe lof the undersigned will hereafter be In
s HEatt's building over Is. a J. NJ. Huber's Drus
store nearly opposite "0ld White Corner,
Swhsre he will attend to any business entrust-
ed 10 his care, upon terms fair and satisiaeto-
rv EZRA BROWN.
- November q, 1874. Dec. 4-tf
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WHES q Chicago women answered
the door bell and was informed that her
husband had been drowned, she sank
down and whispered: ''And the bill for
go worth Of false hair is 10 come up at
four o'elCek-OolI-hOO ,'-DstTOtt
Pres.
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7. BALLARD. - "
RALLARD Il GALLOWAY,
nuYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

nFEICE-In Ewine's Block, over Ruth
raurrs udrdEare store, Wesl aiue "i MAIN
Street. Eindfay, Ohio as. 100. ..
Augusi 10 lS72-ti IA y .--
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MnEsf. DErWs..E.a. y.


s.THoLEAAAL-E-- --AAIl- X kJAJis 10 II
w Ia vssysge . i,:.r sslis .s a5sft s5en
Variei ~ t1S q isgsIJ tipd leAJsl9t tiisS.
s;o.,i ,,-y sI.s.ti igs iiIsrrl Ea4s aiau k"YjiTi
frv Produce gencfalfs k;ist Si4s.pJ S,slb ,2tg.
nTst door north o. ii1li House bi"ck - inhI"N
1a;a prl Is. '79-l'.l
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CHERIFF-S SALE.

- HEhAFf SALE
IN pursuance of an order of sale issued from
il the Clerks office of tn Court of Common
Peas OF Har IounIy, Ohio, on the 23rd
day OF December. A. D.. lS7i, and TO me direct
ed. In the case OF Eli Gorsucn against Sarah
Mick, and others, on foreclosure OF q mOFtgsge.
will expose TO public sale ri the door of The
Court-hoOse, in Flndlay, in said county and
State. on
Saturday, he 3Oh day cf January, 1879,
At one O'clock in the afternoon of said day.
the following real estate, situated in the cOun-
ty OF Hancock and State o. ohio ami bounded
ana des'I iosd as follows, to-wit:
Inlot number (2ll twenty-One, ia Hauck &
DOty's Addition TO tn village of North LibeT-
ty, IN said county and Slate.
Terms OF Sale-CaSh.
Appraised ais
TAKEN as the property of Sarah II. Mick. to
satisfy order OF sale in favor of Eli Cor ucl
JAMES l.. HENRY,
Sheriff of Hancock County. Ohio.
Sherif.'s Office, FindIsy, o..
Dec 2ilh, 1874. dec p "a 5w
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T. cpid aud pleasant. Business ke-ps M
very well, and the prospect iSgool fora
fair late winter trade PIg7la
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/ lSFsniai 1lTies getFeg.
Ihs confession Of an Invalid. .

Fsf. 81 islfED As A Wa REISG and IoE-tbe benefit
iGf-E Ed a X ASD oTHEHs VINO sslHeE tfon
'sEt.VJUS DEBILITY. Lyo-S OF AANHOOD,
efE StrUlA INK tiie means II sslE cure. Written
~ one wi.o cured hlIGheu after undergoing
-quackeTy and sent free on re-
.c.-fy re a postpaid directed envelope
EuffTsrs are ipvifed 10 address The author
EAgHAE1EL MAYFAIR,
a Apri. %, 74-5fa. Box lS3. bTockiy Il, y. L
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THE SULTAN AND sAEAS.-Thsrs

s--THE SULTAN AND -SATAN.-There
Is an Eastern story of a Sultan who
oversight himself, so as, not TO ava
ken at sAqhesf ef prasrs so.the devil
came and walked him, and told him to
get up and pray. who are your said
The suitan. ''Oh, no matter" replied
the o-her, @iny act Is good, Is it not2 No
matter who does the good action, so
long as Is good" .'Nes," repliei the
SULTAN. '-bOt think you ars Srt-s-l-- I
know your faee; you have some baet mo-
tive" ''t3ut. rsays the other, Il am
not so bad rs l am painted. You Sc
lave left of my horns and tail. lama
pretty good fellow after all l WIS an
angel once. and still | keep some OF NV
original goodness" That's all very
welL replied the -sagaeious and prudent
CaliPh, but you are the tempter; that's
your business, and, I wish to know why
you want me to get up and pray. y
We'll, " said the devil with flourish OF
inpatisnee. Ii you must know vial
=-tell. If you had slept and forgotten
your prayers, you would have been sor-
" for it afterward. and penitent; but if
you go on, as Iiow, and do not neglect 3
+ single prayer for ten years, you VIII be.
50 satisfied with yourself that it viii be
worse for you than il you had missed
one sometimes and repented of it. God
loves your f;rult mixed with peniteaee
more than your virtue seasoned with
pride. '',-' -0- -'-t 49, s.-s- -
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THE WEATHER

good man, and hope he may hold si-
faithful to the end. He comma',-a-
well. at all events.
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nhu4ir.sns ana sarstaag.
-nn-T. . RARNItIEI..

ro,EF.yfs h.i-fIIli. RhYsiciani itand Surgeon
ii ttuiesa rss IilsaSidence over kii9tnsl % sn !.
eiTy St.Ir. s..Est street, flueia 8Ihlo, -, ,'s
Feb. u, III al . b To- i-si--
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So I 'SPFEAKING of shooting ducks,n says
: DR.. F-.'''pIts me in mind of the great
: sterm that occurred when lived on the
Ishhd. ASyou are well aware, our is
land was near by Casco bay. An awful
sserm arose, and was SO fierce that it
drove all the ducks in the' bay into a
-PonH, covering about an acre, near my
house.. Intact 70 many ducks crowded
-iutoi that pond that could not see a
-.tirop Of water" ''Sho," says Smith,
--i'di@n't ye-Shote any Of 'em:7 That's
-wh;s1 I'm coming at. + went into the
han Ee and got my. double,barreled shot
: gan. and discharged both barrels right
into the midst OF them, but to my aston
! .iShIAent they arose in the air. leaving
-iist a single duck inthe pOBdl' Good
: -gHldious, ye don't say" says Smith;
~,sdidn't ye hey any shot in yer gun, or
.@WlIat in thunder was the troubleF-
,.sWell, was coming 20 that said the
doctor 1t astonished ire at first; bat
a. sbOn a the ducks rose a few hundred
yards in tbe air and eommeneed to sepa-
i-rate little, the ducks began to drop.
and, whether yOu believe it or not, /
picked up-twenty- mine barrels of ducks,
7 aHd.itwas poor season for ducks, too.
Yeu see, the ducks We're wedged in 50
solid in the pond that when they rose
they carried the dead ones into tbe air
with them, and when they separated,
down came the twenty uiue barrels OF
deal oDes.
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u ny will y. u suner9

Toail persons suffering
from i.heumatiEm, eural-
ella. Cramps In the lin bs,
or stomach, Bilious Coiie,
Painin the backbOwels or
side, we would say, The
iHoUsEHOLD PAsA-CFA
and FYMILY LIEIMENT -
iof all others the Tcmeuy
YOU want for inteTn@ and
external ~ q II has eur; a
1THe aDONe conplaIu ~ IN
ltffouaueis of cases. There
Is no mistake aboutit Try
il. sold by an Dtnggisis-
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FrekStsf 15yIlz ~ 4 .I,ll.!a,,s. L.!Ag
a ard H9tsIy Puls.: - II "a q esFe. PR
tIcnIaT aItsTsson giEen 10 C9llsciaonh PaIti-
tioning oisIssl8s, sRa ebFsiness IN ProI%ee
C6pTl 0FFIC &c sIeei, IN Ig5s ,sRieek
nearly o,,e,fs l. be Court lt0nse,.. :. My ft.-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-15

WHAT WILL You TAKE.--''E What Will
you take to drink asked a waiter of a
young lad, who for the first time accom-
panied his father to II public dinner.
Uncertain what to say, a.,d feeling sure
that he could not be wrong il he followed
his fathers example, ne replied, IN
take what father takes"
The answer reached his fathers ear,
and instantly the~fu4i responsibility OF
his position lls.iied upon: him. Ii he.
said I'll take ale, a he had always said
before, his son would take il also, and
theh, And the father shuddered as the
history Of several young men, once as-
promising a. las own bright lad, and
ruined by drink, started up in solemn
warning before him. Should his hopes
also be blasted, and that open-faeed lad
becOmea IA BURDEN But for strong drinks
they would. have been, active, earnest,
prosperous men; and II j. could work
such rum upon them, was his own lad
safel Quicker than lightning these
thoughts passed through his mind, and
in a moment the decision was nEids.
''If the boy falls lie will not haveIDs to
blame;" and then in tones tremulous
with emotion, and to the astOnishment
Of those who knew him, he said. Wait
ef, I'll take water" and from that day
70 this strong drink has been banished
from that mans table and from that
mans home.