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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-02-19
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FINDLAY, OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 49, 1875

tli- rratss' meeting H. Nv York 70 aSSail
IL. fam auI threaten the ruin o. ili--
conarara-, ,- 2 .s.--...aur,d siany of them
W.- H.. -.:.s, r-..t.'s- pariisaus who ten
yra-- ago were isbrrili-, &" starye the
ruii"Ilal armies Ia tie. ,irid and snatch
the Confederacy from the grasp of Grant
and Sheridan. There were noted re-
dictionary politicians TO whom slavery
Wa, once dear, aid who had now come
together TO aveDge its fall; there were
the chiefs Of the ultramontane faction
who We're once fighting against the arm
les Of the Republic; there was the secre-
tary Of jefferson Davis, now pensioned
by its Mayor upon the diminished reve-
nues of cur city; there, possibly, was
Quincy, the former keeper of the Libby
prison, who is also maintained at the
cost Of New York; there was an array OF
much that must have shocked every
patriotic heart; there Herman declared
that lie was present in spirit-an assu-
rance scarcely needed; and there in spirit
were present every huklux and ruffian
of the South. There, listening to the
subtle denunciatiOn Of the President by
a practiced advocate. whose argument
would have been more effective had it
been founded upon facts, sat thick
array of the Crokers and Kellys of Tam
many Hall. There were many honest
AID just men, misled no doubt, by the
daring iictions of the Southern Leaguers.
But one thing was wanting: the heart
of the people WAS not there. 1t still
beats full of grateful confidence for him
whom the country regards as its truest
friend since Washington, and in whose
honesty and sincerity, foresight and pru
dence, it trusts as firmly now rs it did
when, ten years ago, it shielded him from
the hatred of thousand foes until
Richmond fell
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Vol. 20.
WE CAM MAKE Ho7zn .E1PeY

Ihou.a ,.r m4. as' change ,hr ,pl'a"-
For mau-io, t.il and grand.
Or exchange a lIff'e grIss-plet
For bouudiess stretch OF land
Yet there's something brighter, dearer,
Than Tie wealth we'd thus command.
Though rc have no means 10 purchase
Costly pictures rich and rare
Though We have no ,iIken hangings
For the walls 50 cold and barc-
We can hang them DER with garlands,
For flowers bloom everywhere.
We can always make nome cheerful,
If the right course we begin;
We can make its inmates happy,
And their truest blessings win;
II will make the small room brighter.
II we let the sunlight in.
w can gather round the iire-idc
When the evening hours are long;
We can blend our hearts and yOirr-
In a happy, social song;
We can Guide sCmc crring brother,
Lead him from the path Of wrong.
We may fiji oar home with music,
And with sunshine brimming DER,
IT against all dark intrudcrs
We viii firmly close the door
Yet should evil shadows enter,
We must love each other more.
-RHraL MeD YOrker
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Serious and Suggestive,

may be ever so rich, ever so finely
educated, ever so handsome, ever 50
much admired, and yet the day is coming
when / shall die. What then will these
profit me.
TertuIlian saith, If thon enduest
wrong for Christ's sake, He is arevenger;
if sorrow, He is a Comforter; il sickness,
He is a Physician; if loss, He is Re
stOier; If life, He is a Reyiver.
1t is not with spiritual rosebushes a.
with material ones; in the latter, the
thorns remain and the roses pass away;
in the former the thorns pass away and
the roses stay.-ia. Francis de Sales.
One cannot enough wonder or be
thankful to Providence that, from time
to time, he places in the spirit Of whole
people, or Of individuals, these truly
God-like thoughts on which our inner
being reposes.
Infinite toll would not enable you 10
sweep a mist, but by ascending a little
you may overlook it altogether. So it
is with our moral improvement; we
wrestle fiercely with a vicious habit,
which would have no hold upon us If we
assembled into a higher moral atmos-
pheTe.
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PERILs OF THE ATLANTIC--There is no
other great thoroughfare of commerce or
of humane REORGANIZATION on the
globe so beset with danger and difficult
ties as the voyage from New. York to Liv-
erpool. The Gulf Stream brings a cur
rent of warm water fifty miles wide and
a thousand feet deep-aDd at the ordi-
nary current of river from the tropi-
cal seas, and pours it out in a vast ex-
panding mass over and beyond the
Banks of Newfoundland, where it turns
off to the eastward and finally looses it
self in the northern seas: while to the
westward of it, a eounter-current COM
ing down from Baffin's Bay-a current
of nearly equal magnitude and force
pours into it a stream of icebergs, ice
foes, and ice cold water. The effects Of
this confluence are, beneath the water.
the accumulation of vast deposits of
sand and rocky debris, brought down by
the ice, and in the atmosphere above an
almost perpetual succession of fogs and
mists and driving rains, accompanied by
gales and squalls.
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4 HARD BED TO FILL.-The junior
editor of the Gallatin-is noted for
his modesty. When schoolboys, he and
the writer were inseparable companions,
probably because we both stood in such
holy awe of ''the girls" A pair of mis-
chievous black eyes would stampede us
quicker than ''a big dog" Que day
''Bob" was sent to neighbor Shaw's to
inquire about some straw for filling beds,
and of course the writer went with him.
Mr.. Shaw was the father of six hateful
girls, who had rather laugh at a fellow
than not, and when we arrived they
were all seated at dinner. lodged be-
hind the corner, while Bob edged care
fully in at the door, and with a scared
look stammered:
''Mr. Straw, can you let me have
enough Shaw to fill my bedFn
"Well, R" said the old gentleman,
glancing.around the circle of astonished
faces, 81 suppose so. Here are six be-
sides the old woman; but I'd rather you
would leave her if the girls would be suf-
ficient. Take them all and God bless
you"
Perfect slirieks of laughter went up
from those mean things, and "R-"
took to his heels, followed by the writer,
and cries from the old man to come
back and he'd ''throw in the old woman
too. "-E9ehGnge.
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SnFdsg 53eadiBg.
ROCK OF AGES

" Rock Of Ages, cleft for me,
Thoughtlessly the maiden sung,
Fell the words unconsciOusly
From her girlish, gleeful tongue,
Sang as little children sing;
Sang as sung the birds of June;
Fell the words, like light leaves down
On the current of the tune
Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in Thee.
Let me hide myself in Thee
Felt her soul no need to hide
Sweet the song as song could be,
And she had no thought beside;
All the words unheedingly
Fell from lips untouched by care.
Dreaming not that they might be
On some other lips in prayer
Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in Thee"
Rock of Ages, cleft for me"
Twas a woman sang them now,
Pleadingly and prayerfully;
Every word her heart did know
Rose the song as st0Fua-tsssed tsirA
Beats with weary wing the air,
Every note with sorrow stirred,
Every syllable prayer
"Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in Thee"
"Rock of Ages cleft for me-
Lips grown aged sang the hymn
Trustingly and tenderly,
Voice grown weak and eyes grown din
"Let me hide myself in Thee
Trembling though and low,
Rose the sweet strain peacefully.
Like river in its flow,
Sung as only they can sing
Who behold the promised resi-
Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in Thee
Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Sung above a coffin lid;
Underneath all restfully-
All life joys and sorrows hid,
Nevermore, o, storm-tOssed soul, >
NevermOre from wind or tide,
NevermOre from billOws' roll,
Wilt thou need thyself to hide
Could the sightless, sunken eyes,
Cold beneath the soft gray hair,
Could the mute and stiifened lips
Move again in pleading prayer,
Still, aye still, the words would be,
Let me hide myself in Thee
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MAKE CHILDREN USEFUL.

The energy which some children man
fest in misehievous pranks may be made
to subserve useful and instructive pur-
poses. Little odds and ends of employ
ment may be given them-work suited
to their small capabilities may be as
signed them-and under judicious diree-
ton and Oonsiderate announcement
their little heads and hands can accom-
plish much, and that gladly. The bright
little ones who would ''help" mamma
should not be repelled with a harsh
word, but some simple task should be
devised for their occupation, and some
triAing thing-so very great to them
should be the reward of its performance.
As a general rule, give your children
something to do. A daily employment
of some sort will exercise their minds
healthfully, and develop elements of
usefulness and self-reliance which may
prove of inealculably valuable to their
manhood and womanhood. Miserable
the plea urged by some that they shave
not the time" to look after their children.
No such pretext can divest them of the
grave responsibilities which the having
of children imposes. The laws of God
and of humanity demand of parents the
best care and training for their children
they can bring into exercise. How many
poor wretches there are, taxing society
with their maintenance, who owe their
worthlessness and sins to the negligence
of their parents in developing and di-
reeting good natural endowments for
lives of industry and independence!
Large hrmness in a child is good thing;
it contributes to steadiness of thought
and deed. Large Self-Esteem is desira-
BILE, in that it confers the sense of per-
sonal worth and dignity. Large Appro-
bativeness is most sGrviceable in its re-
straining and stimulating ministrations.
Large Destructiveness is good heritage;
under proper control it contributes to
activity and achievement. Large Com
bativeness is good quality; it contrib
utes courage, boldness, and progression
to the character. Large Acquisitiveness,
rightly trained, supplements industry
with economy and thrift. But such
qualities in children need the guidance
of discreet parent. Mismanagement,
neglect, easily lead to their perversion
and the ruin of life which, otherwise,
might have been a splendid success
annual Of Phrenology and Physiog-
nomy.
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~ HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w in GrOcereis, Flour, Fish and a Genera
variety y in the Grocery and Provision line
sood .,rices paid for Butter, Eggs, and Coun-
Try Produce generally. East side of Main St,
nrsi door north Of Colt House Block, Findlay,
Objo. lApril IS, '70-tf.l
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CITIZENS BANR.

ftER!IES 3 Co, BANKERS. Banking
I } House in RawsOn's Block, No. G6, Main
sfr--,-t Flndiay. Ohio. Banking Hours from
70 y 0'ciOek, NJ, and from 20 4O'cIOok, p N
A -nerai banking business done. Iniereston
sp.-rinl deposits
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HERE is thought for the season. We
are going out OF the old year. God is
leading US into the new. This is the
time for every Christian to go up higher
up into a purer, holier, nobIer, more
eonsecrated life. OH mereiful Jesus,
bring us all out from self and unbelief
and incidence and the house Of bondage.
With the opening year open to us thy
love and arms and take Us in.-CttyleT.
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A TTORNEY ANDCOUNSELLOR AT Law
"A and Notary Public. viii attend prompt
VITO all business entrusted to his care Par
ticuiaT attention given 10 Collections, PaTti-
. lI8ulaz Of lands, and b7-iBo-n Ia Probate
Court.
OFFICE on Main Street, In ROsSmann' sBlOck
nearly oDDoSJte the Gouff HOnSe- Mar
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WIN. DETwILEK. M. D..

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon
Main ST. Two Doors North Of Huber's
i,Tug store. Findlay, Ohio.
once HOurs-frOm TO ~ A. NJ, II A. ". 90
Pasto gP NJ. May l6 '73-i
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N&W LAW FIRM .

s'ti+. a. EDEltSiGNED HAVE Associated
t.. n,.-lv-s A. 4 law firm. under the name
-t-E = slErrs Dunn. We will occupy The Office
-..rs-tsigre nSeg Ey +. i. Dunn. over the Han
.,s-G savings Bank. Main Street. Findlay, @.
5 will "a tend TO all business eni ruSted Ia our
.-lstfi,'. in the state aud FedcTal Courts. We
" 10 si~p give especial attention 10 the exami-
nation of land titles. AMI to the purchase and
>ala OF real estate In Hancock county and
o. 4-vlr~u. WALKER d DUNN.
Sept II IL If.
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J.. =. RALDwIE.

, g. IN f'RkI. PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Deal
=r. ga 5iBtier, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Seeds,
.'-i..' iTuits Rerswax, PeliS Hides and CouD-
i'' ''-.-'rcs ssf a ~ descriptions
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=. a.. n. HUBER d CO.,

hEALERS IN DRUGS, Stationery, School
| Books, etc. Prescriptions accurately COM
pounded at all hours-day or night Perfectly
pure Drugs-guaranteed. Corner Main and
Naiul,rOgs Streets.
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OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
' list over Green, ID tvb. & Co.'S. All opera
ti5ns pertaining TO the profession. carefully
su.i gkillfuIly performed. Residence, No q,
'yt-,t Hard u Street
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Y. Z. DAVIS. J.w.DA N. L. DETwILER
DAVIS bros. d co.,

AZ HDLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
~ and dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wooden
WiiIow ana Stone Ware, Confectionery, Fruits
Notions and general variety. Goods - Whole
ale 81 Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. q
nd 81 Main Street
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rArrEusON d wINDERs.

AEALERS IN DRY GOODS Millinery Goods
tBi4ssiiee' aud Gents Furs, EIOthiPg.- Car
p tS Hats, Caps. etc, Nos. 81 and % Main st.,
Eir.afTv Ohio.
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& A aEELTNER. nm. =
G.. T.. RUHL,

PERATIAE r and Mechanical Dentist
VI Onice-s5. Main street, above X. =. Ba-
3 er a COS Shoe store.
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xKrHoLEsALE AND RETAIL GROCERs
w aud Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Flour, salt, Fish, Wooden and Willow Ware
&c. &c. Corner of MaiE and SanduSSy Streets.
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NEVER BE ASHAMED TO PRAY.-Some
young persons are afraid or ashamed to
be seen at prayer alone. They think
their playmates will laugh at them. But
this Is very wrong. An excellent minister
of the Gospel, who has been greatly use
full, says that all his usefulness in the
ministry and the church Of God may be
traced to the sight of companion, who
slept in the same room with him, bending
his knees in prayer on retiring 70 rest
''Nearly fifty years have rolled away,
he says, ''but that little chamber and
humble eouee, with that praying youth,
asestill present, and viii never be for
gotten, sssaaIuid the sPlendors Of Hea-
ven. vLPyes5yteria.L
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1T is hard for many children to over
come their natural inelinatious for mis-
chief, and unless they are kept under
proper influences and restraints they will
not make the best Of men and women.
But boys and girls who are full Of life,
energy, and animation, will make good
men and women, If those qualities are
properly directed Parents and teach
ers cannot over-estimate their response
biIities, and they should also be careful
that they do not misdireet their zeal
The child who is blest with kind and
good parents and teachers should obey
them willingly, and in after years it will
see the wisdom Of its course in increased
happiness and capacity for usefulness.
We hope all our little readers will re-
member this, and thus avoid many a
paDg of pain that would otherwise FOL.
low Young FoIks' Gem.
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3. n. JOHNSTON

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
4 Law, FIndlay, Ohio. Ofhce In Head
,Iuart..fs BuiIdsng . North-eastof Court House
WiiI attend promptly to all business entrnst-
d 10 fis care April %. Is72.
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a VFfl sraeffei. saw - .pLaI.l ..I8 Us. aaurf
nj ar ~ srDrHpiy - oll-tne.- tntras,ru TO
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s.ilici a. = aud "a king 1epDsi Mons. Dbc-
-Ras,5. &. NelodeDu BuiidIng. FIDciay. -.
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r HALLAKn. CIV. GALLOWAY
BALLARD A. GALLOWAY,
BiIYslCIkNS AND SURGEONS.
DFFICE-In Ewing's Block, over Ruth
rgGG's Hardware store. West side of Main
tsir@ai, FindlRy, Ohio.
August 10 lS72-tf
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LANES A. BOPE,
JACOB BURKET,

15f5ce over W. L. Davis q Co.'S store; Main
y rect FIndlay. Ohio. apr. ~. ~
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w. n. ANDERSON. GO p PEaDLEfoH
ANDERSON a PENDLETON.
A T-rORyFYs At Law. VIII attend carefully
~ and promptly To ALI kinds OF business.
SOCIAL attention given 10 Titles Probate
f.l,fisrs fIonypyanclng aud Collections Oi-
ree over RaEst's grocery, north OF Court
i0uHe
5.,b g. ls7Z-tI
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q. u. CHILCOTE, ND.

"a IYSl.HAN aud Surgeon, Van Buren, q.
attend promptly Ia all professional
csi'- Feb. -. 1t.
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A TTJENEY At LAW.
Oahae la the New Bank BnlidiuV- y fsi side
Main street. No g.
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