Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-09-27


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FELLOW CITIZENS; What are the
: questions that now nress Themselves
nnon tbe minds of allP Are thew those
that affect the distant Soutb that re.
late TO other communities are thew
those which come 10 ALI who hear mo
in their home lifep Ia il not how shall
/ save tho nrotest Of nv note. how
avert the seizurc bv the sheriff: how
ovod financial bonkruntcv how oh.
tain salc for nv lnmber nv eool NV
iron or nv merchandisc la n not
how am | io nav NV rcnt. to kcon a
shelter ovcr mylittle ones dnr;ng Tho
Indictment winter that fast annroacbes /.
how nrovide Tho generous idod nocos'
sory for ,bo health n, a loyod y;fa and
suticrino ch;ldrcn. how and where con
I oh,a;n ,n,.ls ,hroncL s,L,oh storra
,;on and sonoI;5 roye,,,, :, row ho Lon,
e., ,,,, Lnnoo WLot rai;cr;s ,Lora
hr tho hns;noss MON for No manrsn,
nav ,or ,ho lrmharnon and ,ha NO.
chon, ond thronoh thom tor tho orer
rnady band of hanost ,n;i , Ind;ssolr
hIy h 9nitad don"ndont ~ ooch mon tho
o,Ior hns;ncsI and iahnr 49, sranr a. .nd n
Joana;r G;ro ,ho I fdruo,. o % ;,s won,nJ a
ch.pnels and Tho latter rooms ;,s inc,
sa'rarJ CIa,, r. ohoapois IA
hontrnn,cv ond Snonc;ol rn;n norrada
,La nar 9f ~ on, iii, doar;,p, 81
,rori, aLon,onaJ Lnra ~ - ,La
,von, 81 nu,,,;,;ons raod d;sooao anS G
doa,i Iii, an,''o H. H. - NJ "r
49, = v 'po 80 900 osbod ,ho non,,io I
~ % ponnsri,oSo I ~ ,So, rel;of ~ hono rsvps ,I.as
tor tbo business man ; ria nns,sr wsr
hos come in ;ncroosed enano,oI d;s,r
in odded banLrnn,s n nfsc;ai ra,nrns
which show dnr;po ,ho a 20, s;x mnn,hs
Of 1870 A 600 tailSres @ m business for a
total of sIOs 600 900 as AGAINST 2 564
failures IN business for a to,ol ot s7G-
600 600 in the first six months Of 1875
an increase of moro than one.third in
omonnt and nearly ono.tb;rd in num-
her Tn all our broad STATE wherever
enterprise and energy were wont to
find scopc and purpose. disaster and
distress prevail Tbo roar of The fnr.
mace. the crash of the forge the hum
Of the spindle and the shrek Of the
stationary engine that usod 10 wake
the echoes of our mountains and val.
levs arc silent In The busv morts Of
trade ON the wharf and in The count.
inc room men are found uneasy anx-
ions and earnest in attemntino 10 find
safe natb Of relief from The almost
universal dread Of bankrpntcv and
financial ruin. Disaster and distress
have visited many bannv homes Tho
comparativc afll1ence If Yesterday has
oiven place 10 the povertv of today.
the cordial orasp and cheerful erect.
inc conceal 6nt iIlv The care that sits
enibroned within tho bcor, ot many
whom vop meet in tho bours of busi.
ness and these civc nlaco 10 donres.
sion and gloom When tho home circle
il souobt and tbe welcome of loved
one, Il chilled bv abstraction and
thought Oblivion Is often Tho refnge
Of those whom fortitnde deserts or sn
nnbingcd brain usnrns the nlace Of
iudcment and Of reason
That This Is no overdrawn nic,ure
those who hear me know Its direct
Importance 10 Won and 10 tho country
can moi he over stated
WHAT aNswrp9
What answer do those who rule the
countrv rive Won when Won press npon
them these matters of so vital moment
TO your home life ? They talk of Ham.
burg and its rioters. and ignore Charles
Ton and negro prescription. When
Won ask what relief for the business
man, tbcy answer. through Cameron
and Taft: aput the troops in march.
inc orderp When Won ask of the
remedy for business DESTROYED. they
answer: nTilden and his income re.
turns" When YOU seek for an avenue
to confidence in business, and how shall
the artisan and the laborer find work,
they answer: aThe rebels will ruin the