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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15
AXLOR uOYnI,
Va.

k\AE undersigned tukes pleasures in nnnounc-
lns 10 nis humorous frirudo In Virginia aud
eise"hcFe, that he has UEdu riGkCn the manare-
most oI tLls Famous H"te! Tor = torm of years
10 toose who know bin it ;s use 'ess to say that
ne VII spare no efforts to render the TAYLO
HuOSE worthy of their patronage. Strnngers
nud the public ut large are cordially in invited to
give tue ihyIor Houke n trial. He has rehlted it
from top TO bottom, ana with No. ! cooks and M.
Ute aod accommodating employers in every de-
b"Tt!neht, hopes 10 maintain the re equation Of the
tay4"F motel. !amocs hmoEe travellers for the iast
MY S"nES Every Departmental the Housa viii
be Conducted With q Wow TO ;hc comfort and con.
venience of is euceta.
G3-Srscisl Fcciliticr for Com,ucrcia TraveIers.
Terms to Transient Visitnrs s. 20 per day, and
Advantageous rata 10 weekly md monthly Beard
eTs' y wULFERT.
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W G U R 5 80

IL maLo from a Simple Tropical Loaf of Rare
Value, and is n POSITIVE Remedy 70. ali the
disenses that caase pains in the lower part of the
hody-foF Torpid Observation-Disclosures
Dizziuess. Gravel, Malarin, Aad oil difficulties Of
the Kidneys. Liver, and Urinary Organs. For
Female Diseases. Monthly transformations, and
the organs thht moke the blood, and heIce ia the
best Blood Purifier. Itia the only known rem
edy that curee BriEht'S Disease. For DiabeteG,
use Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure
For SalobJ Druggists and Dealers at 81 25 por
bottle. LnrgCet bottle in the market. Try it.
Fl. II. WARNER e CO,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

Loss OF APPETITE, LOSS OF ErsRoy, sometimes
attended with 4 dry hacking cough, sometimes
o%ostive, . loosene1s of the bowels or psin near the
region of the heart, cured with Thsyer's Liver
Powder. IS eta. 10 not much.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

Like a beautiful flower, fulrof colour but
without scent, are the fine but %fruitless words
of him who does not act accordingly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

HEADACHE, EERvousNEss. Cosr1vExEss or Chol-
ora Morbus are cured with Thayers Liver Powder,
and only cost IS eta. Sold by druggist every
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15
HoTELs.
TIE TAYLOR y
(~Former!y Sappiugton HoteI)
CHARLESTNNN. MESH RCIN

'ENRE urhcrsign"d having leased the above
4 named HUtel. and ru-!;aIatcd, reuoyaIed ma
Thoroughly and comfortably furnished it. nov
informs ;.e public ti,HJ he 10 prepared 10 rerrivs
permauent or transient Gmests. Tho sxperieuse
OF years aa Il host is an "ssGrauce of his uptuens
ana aDllliy To cater aErecahly to the wants OF
interests beat hy sorviuG the public generously
and honestly and cOurteorsIy
ROomS comfortable Table aud Bar well srn-
piled; Stables ample for tic cconmohatiou ct
iIOrEes at Livery, aud H0rsc5 and Vehicles fur
Hire OInnlEuSeE attend upon arrival and d.
partare Of frn1ns; Charges In0derete.
JN'Y 10, lSei-3m w. E. TAYLOR.
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TT NOTICED.
R0UsE-PAlNTlNG, PAPERING, &C.

THE undersigned respectfully Informs the pub
i lie that he will execute promptly, in good
style and we'll,
HoUsE-PAINTING. PAPERING, GLAZING,
and ell things pertaining to his nvOcation, upon
niah Furniture. and for this purpose, if desired,
will go to homes of patrons in town or country.
WM. w. JORSSOE.
Charleatown, Decemberl IL. 1S77-Y.
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oE1IcAI.
LIFE ANDIovE


LIE g garden fair and free,
But tits Love that holdsthe rolden tev.
Portland and heart
oneeheld apart,
Lies flowers are, dashedpwith storm of sorrow
and bloom to-day may be blighted to-morrov;
men heealesse ever of Wind and weather,
Let NE. love be linked together.
Life 10 q diamond rich and rare,
satloye is the luster that dances there;
For hand and heart
Once held apart.
Ltfe,siewels grow dim in the breath of sorrow,
nddiainond to-day may be dust tomorrow;
Then Needless ever of wind and weather.
Let life andlove be linked together.
Life hath . fair and a sunshine face.
Batloye is the beauty that gives it grace;
For hand and heart
Once hold apart,
The sweetest cheeks are paled with sorrow,
And blush to-day may be blanched tomorrow:
Then needless ever of wind or weather.
Let life and love be linked together.
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q estern Maryland e. il.

"a 95UoIA AaTyland e. II.
Taking Eff ct Sunday. Oct. %. 1881.
(Baltiu'"re Time.)
LEAVE HAGERs1owN,
Daily except Sunday,
oO5 =. nj. Martinebrrg Express arrive nj Nal.
tirHOre 1855 A. ii.
~ 20 A.. NJ. and 8 IS r. NJ. For Edge mont and
intermediate pVintsl
@o0 F'M' Ma.I,Hrri'ing at Baltimore SIS
ARRIVE AT HAGERsTowN.
$40 A. m.,And , 80 p. ~. From EdEemSnrssSe
i"teTIne5iste points
ll.4o a. ID NaiL-lssViDg Baltimore Al. 71s1
I.tO P. M. Martinsbutg Bsisi.
more 500 p. M tFsTTFE
IN. HOOD: GenereI msssgsrs
.. d: OLE, GenI Ticket AeSnt
October 25. 1851
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15
MIscELLAH EoUs.
Always Polite to Ladies.

One carsdriver of Galveston, Texas, con-
siders himself polite when he talks back to
old ladies who are o bit troublesome. An old
lady got on the street car, and as soon as she
set eyes on the driver she called out
You are the very driver who refused to
stop the car, and made fun of me-"
yesterday afternoon 2" he asked.
eyes; yesterday afternoon"
the corner of Twenty>seventh and
tAyenueL Z"
ssYes."
Goa the northwest corner 2"
sJust about the, corner"
tat three O'Clock 2"
eyes, sir at three O'clock"
WAS it a blue car with a bay mule z"
Certainly; blue car and bay mule, aud a
feller with a red pimple on his nose, and
mouth like a catfish, just like yours, driving
It."
"And you bawled out, 'ssop-that-car !!
5stop-that-car!
ayes, you s~ooundrel!"
.Then it wasn't me, for I am always POI
8 lite to ladies'"
CATAn1uAL .arrh poisons the mu.
eeus membrane, poisons the blood and vital fluids,
simple cold to the rotting &, sloughing and death Of
the senses of smell, taste and hearing, Sanford,s
RadicalCure for Catarrh is supreme. Complete
treatment 81.
Death to rate and vermin, Parsors' E. termi-
major.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

The sixteen American inventions of world.
wide adoption are the cotton gin, the plant
ing machine, the telegraph, the grass mower
aud reaper, the rotary printing press, steam
navigation, the hot air engine, tho sewing
machine, the India rubber industry, the ma
chine manufacture CT horse shoes, the sand
blast for carving, the gauge lathe, the grain
elevator, artificial ice making on a large
scale, tho electric magnet and its practical
application, the telephone.
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TO STOCK RAIsgRs.

snce IN the Gelding OF stoek, oilers BIZ prefes-
stosH. ?ssvices - tho Stock Raisersof JsaSrson
eeu'ion of work sntsasted 70 6fFa. viii siSoefrs
.ss:Hi,"a to dissnIe. in h9rses Aleo hiss psffafs
addressed to me at DufBeId's DEpofoT hsrIsstSwa
VII receive prompt attention. Tern1s reEsonable.
FEB. IS,lsTI. JOHN ~. SCEARFFEP
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

No. 6ss aud $50 daily. AlioiheFtfssns a.;i, !.
cept Sunday. No. Clio ands605 eenneets al stssss
burg with trains on Va Eidland.R6adE NJ Snf
runs to Baltimor via Wa hineton without shst ~
OF cars. No 6lO and,6n dimes at MI. Jssk sSn
stephenton's for Rock Enoa leave cars al WIN
Ghester; for Capon Syringe ieay6 cars atcs pen
KSad |; for orkasy Spruce leave cares At M JseEs
burg. Parties visiting New and Inrsys
Caves leave Cars at New Market.
sgPs!yisar Of Trains, wiheasstsf! Va.
May 81. 1881. "
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HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

It is strange any one will suffer from derapge-
meats brought on by impure blood. when SEQ.
WIS sARsAPARtLLA SrtLI1EGIA, or B1oop Asp
LIVER SYRUP will restore heaI th to the physical
sAntto take. and the best blood purifier ever dis.
SSvered. curing sS!Sfula. syPhilitic diso' ders.
Nervous Disorders, Debility, Bilious Compiaipts
and diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidney stem
BAKEa's PAis PAsAcEA cures pain in Man and
Beast.
Dn. Rooza's WORK srnup Instantly destroys
WORMS. Hpl2-ly.
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rs II -
Among which are
SUGARS. CoFFEEs, TEAS, sYRuPs. s ICES
i, Professionalism, Flour. Corn Meal.
Lard, So.' Fish of al varieties. Canned Goods Of
COMPREHENSIVE and French Candy,
oranges and Lemons. PruneI, Dates and Figs,
Fancy Crackers and Cakes.
have in store a foil and veIl-asoorted Stock of
QUEENS. GLASS. WOODEN. WILLOW,
STONE and EARTHEN WARES,
which will offer at hottcm prices. Smoking and
CHEWING TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Cigarettes. Cigar Smokers, Pipes, Sc.
l mention above a few leading departments of
my business in all branches of Imported, Domes.
TIC. staple and Fancy Groceries. ] aim to buy
carefully. and to 80 representmy goods thatevery
one dealing with me will have reason 10 be pleased
and satisfied. and those who have not favored me
WIN a call are cordially invited to do SO nd OK.
anime my goods. Promising in all cases cour-
teous 're"tment, ! am nlwaya willing to show
GOODS and give prices. All orders will receive
prompt and CAREFUL attention. Goods delivered
IN corporation hmits tree of charge by a reliable
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Guods. RespcctfuIv.
June $. 1850. r. w. MITCHELL.
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Judicial Notice.

To the Clerk of tho Circuit Court of jefferson
County, West Virginia.
The last regular term of tho Circuit Court
having ended without dispatchipg all it's busi-
ness, q especial term OF said Court is hereby ap-
pointed to be held Oh T'1ssdar- the 1851. day of
November, 1851, at the COl;rt-aouce iii the town
Of CharieHtown,t o commence At 10 o'clocS. A.
NJ, Ci that d&v.
A Petit July will be required to attend said
term. and tho presence of psrti"s and their wit
nesscs III pcnGing casco will be necessary.
Given under my Lend this 18th day Of octo-
Der, 1851.
CHAS. j. FAULKNER, JH..
Judge of the 18th Judicial C1rcnit.
A C~opv-Teste.
/. P. LYNCH. Clerk Circuit Court.
October IL, lsSl-5t.
CANvAssED HAMS jus. received aud for saIe
by s. s. DALGAkE.
INN SETS, OF ten pieces, for One Dollar. Also
4 a lot of other Tinware just received by
sept. 20. iSSl- SIS. DALGARN.
TTRCULATING Library, at
Jan. lG, 1877. IF.P.l
GEO. T. LIGHT & co.
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ARRELLts for sA'e BY
Soa ;eTi Is rxw ~, SIS. DALGARn
10 Pieces, for 81. 90, just received Nv
|1IY u. 1851 &. DATG
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CST rseeived the largest stock Of BoOTss.5
Eli s n .eS. We hsve ever bad, all gSoafs d6ds AID
VII DO soId on the very shortest profits 10 soS.sbe
times CouofrJ Produce taken In erebanes aNe
All kinds Of goods. SIS.
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oTLCD.

CMITH's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY 4 ss,,.
- sga'n At hiS Residence, en- East Charts Street..
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e =. DOW * CO.'S PORTABLE sTKApE
e. ENGINES and THRESHINE
are warranted equal TO any ia ths
enIn H states; CsI on the un~deTsignsd tohcn-
DUKE &GALLAHERs,i
1uHe =, 1881. Agents for JED. y.
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RLAHK BOOKS, Ledger. Day B-oox..,dP..-
IOOTE ppnS1T 1EO. T1LIGHT
/ Bra's.,l coSh. 1sf.Bt BfashsS, Hair
lo!y .. GEO. T.IInn n
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Leave Of Absence.

Death to rate and vermip, Parsons' Ea termi-
nator.
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r and BACON waBt.d IT-T
Groeeriss, NOtions, Boots and shoesr a.. 2
SIesDs, Or Es~o0denWares at
august 80, 1881, s.s.pALGARs,H
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Unsolicited testimony to the Efficacy OF
Prot. Harris PaStiIIeS, taken from Lett
taG6 received from Patrons:
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4 sesadI oTs Sealed descriptive PaS,rah-A
EIetO Giein1 A3tat0tIItcdE EEE~4GGfraEto4lS a
and 1eStlEseO1IY, aVIascAI Spsu co31vEtscc u
the most S.e7'fic0I that they ca'IGc re- q
stoTsd 80 perfect heath, aud f6c UifaE 4
IOTCeS fgtOrO'Iy 1'c-e6fEbTiShet same II
<aeT slc1es' affected. &oLh ONLY by y
HARRIS REMEDY co. RFG. GitRIsTS.
Market and 9Th Sis. ST. LOuIa. Mo.
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very neat and stylish in appearance. and a very
tesns Of Carriages Buggies. Jaggers. Jenny Iindo
and fhDtons. Keep on band a large stock. butam
suited to the times, and satiefaction guarsnteeJ
a liberal discount allowed on old vehicles in ex-
snanfe Tor new ones. 1 use altogether the Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20

the winter he again taught school warreusviiie ans
earned $ls month. Next spring he back al Hiram
and during the summer vacation he helped bald
in the village, planning all the siding and shingng the
roof
AT the beginning Of his second year at Hiram Garfield
was made tutor in place of of the who fell
ILL., and thenceforward he Taught and studied the
time, working tremendously TO fit himself for college.
Ills future wife recitcd to him two years in Greek, and
when he went to college she went to teach in the Ccve
land schools ana to wait patiently the realization Of their
hopes When he went to Hiram he had studied Latin
only six weeks and had just begun Greek and there
fore just in condition to fairly begin The four years
preparatory course ordinarily taken by students before
entering college in the freshman Glass; Yet in ithree
years tine he fitted himself 10 enter the junior class two
years further along and at the time earned his
own living thus crOwding six years study into three
and teaching for his support at the time To ac
complish this, he shut the whole world from his
mind save that little portion OF it within the range OF
studies knowing nothing OF politics the OF the
day reading no light literature and engaging in social
recreatons that took his time from his books.
In the spring of 1854 he wrote to the presidents OF
Yale, Brown and Williams, telling what books he had
studied and asked what class he could If he passed
satisfactory examination in them. All three that
nc could enter the Junior year President Hopkins of
Williams, added this sentence business part of his
letter. "If you here shall do what we can for
you This seemed like kindly hand held out, and it
decided him to to Williams. He had been urged
1 to the Disciples College, in Bethany, Virginia.
founded by Alexander Campbell, but with q wisdom
hardly to be expected country lad devotedy attached
to the sect represented by the Bethany school, he sought
the wider culture and broader opportunities of New
I England college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20

Walk as he was returning 10 the hofea n
I elected by majority Of over l 1000 70
AZ Cne Dcgihmng of the XASIXth Cor qress r., ~
ef, teoo, General Garfield asked Speaker Colfax -
iisicr hin nom the Committee Military Affair. :,
that OF ways and Means, saying that I'm the near -,
financial questions would occupy the attei;,tcD =, 80
country and he desired 10 he IN position 20 stdv g.
carefully in advance. The Military Commute. -
on It's hands the work of recognizing the Regular ~
on peace basis the more important OF tic -, -
the lime, but Garfield foresaw The storm OF -
aeiuson concerning the debt and tho currency MA
"As soon TO break upon the country and wisely petar
TO meet It, He began long and severe course of sta
fahsaohng the Congressional Library for works tlss
'"io" hSht ON the experience Of Other conntria,
ana that gave the ideas OF the thinJsrs a,S
Statesmen OF al cations on these . sil,,ec,.
his membership OF the Ways and Means also opepB ,,
me OF congenial work in connection with the tariG ana
the system CT internal taxation These Two
sources OF income gaaged 10 the needs OF tbs war bas
10 be changed TO conform conditions of peace M
'he course OF this work and Of the investigations which
accompanied II, he reached conclusion uron the tbs
question from which he never departed-nasn,ly tina.
whatever may be the truth or falsty Of abstract t.
about free trade, the interests OF the rr,,,s
states require moderate protective sysf,u,
IA arch 1896, he made his first specuh the currency
question: and took strong ground favor OF speedy
return TO specie payments
In the summer of 1867 General (ar8csa No., -.
Europe and made rapid tour through Great i,rf,i,
and the Continent His health failed under the pressure
OF TOO much brain work took this means Of e
peF&ting This was the only year since Do entered pub
nc lie that be had been absent from =
political campaign. He late in the fan 70 ind
that Pendletonisn-a demana for the payment OF tba
bonded debt in rredeemable grecnbaok noes-aad run
rampant In Ohio, and had taken possession Of the Re-
publican party as well of the Democracy A recon
on was given him at Jefferson In his district which a.
suned the form OF public meeting lie WAS told that
ne mad better nothing about his financial views For
ans constituents had made up their that the bonds
onght to be redeemed in greeRbacks He male a speech
IN which he told his friends plainly that they were de-
iuded that there could be honest money redeem
oc T conn., and no honest payment OF the coad 20
made save in coin that long as ho was their r
resenative he should stand that groand whatever
might be their views The speech produced deep i'm
preston throughout tie district The next June tina
National Republican Convention took sound eroand
upon the debt and currency questions. and Repub-
means who had been carried away by Pendletonsln reu
ashamed of their folly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
TEACHER AND PREACHER

Before Garfield graduated at williams CoIlooo .,
trustees oi the hiram Eclectic Institute elected him
eacher o ancient languages, and the post was readv
Tor MIN as soon as he got back Ohio II ,yas mo-,
proiessershP because the institution not eouege
ana did not become one until 1862 long after bis 90
hecoh with 1t ceased year later, when only t,yent,
Blk years oid ne was placed at the head of 40 schoo
with the title of Chairman OF the Board of In,rnot
the Board waiting another year before conferrin ,
MIN tho fun honurs of the Prncpalship He con,rnaI
10 mold the position Of Principal until he went into a.
army III 1851 H9 was nominal Principal two vc,rs
longer, the Board hoping he would return and mano
the school after the war ended. When he went tn CON
grcss nc was made Advising PRINCIPAL and ecn,ror 49,,
his haae was borne upon the catalogues in thia
until 1854. Po''I
BEFORE he went to college, Garfield had bepup 70
preach little IN the country churches around uiro
ana When he returned he began 10 an the pnntt en- Ill.,
disciples church In Hiram with considerable re
III MS denomination no ordination required to became
hlSter ANY brother having the ability 60 discours
on religious topics to "a gregation is weoa,ned D 90
pulpit Hls talae as lay preacher extended thrn, ~
'' 'no Counties OF Portage, sJnnInit, Trnbull ana
ueausa ana he was often invited preach in the tov
Of that region "i'
ono Oh MS former pupils OF his peculiartles "a
teacher: 'S d
"No waiter how Old the pupils were Cara.,, ,,
c"iea us by our first names, aud kept himself nm tI
most Familiar terms with ALL He played with n. fra
"ouHied win us sometimes, talked with M u,
walking TO and fro, and we treated hin, nm,
Oh Inc classroom just about as we did ono
another iet he was q most str1ct disciplinariar
anu eiisrccu I'e rules Ike "a martinez. He combined
an AHecuohate and cOnidng manner with res.oct fo,
speak W pnpi, either for TeprOOf or auprohati, H.
~onid generally manage To arm around him and
u'"N nm close up To him He had peculiar oay a
"A iI AiuS' LOO. WING twist to draw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
ENTRANCE INTO POLITICS

He cast his first vote in $50 for John Fremont HIS
own political career thus beginning with the first
ional campaign OF the Republican party. Before leav-
ing Williams College he made speech to the students
the question OF slavery the Territories during
the fall after he returned to Hiram he spoke in the
Disciples Church. in reply TO Alphonso Hart of Ravenna
who had delivered Democratic address there few
nights before Then joint debate arranged
retsve, between Hart and Garfield which attracted
good deal of local attention and is well remembered
this day by the older farmers OF Portage County This
1ebate launched Garfield political speaker His
reputation stump orator widcned steady from tina
debate until it embraced first the State Of Ohio
I the Nation.
after ne took charge OF the Hiram school Gar
field married Lucrotia Rudolph his fellow and
spupi in former years to whom he had engaged himself
before he went TO Williams College Their had stood
the test of time and absence, and that he had made
his place in the world and felt that he could support
family there was nothing to hinder its contamination.
The marriage took place at the OF the par
ents, November II, 1853.
His labOrs upon the stump beginnnp in 1886 with
perhaps score of speeches Fremont and Dayton in
country school-houses and town-has in the region
around Hiram, were extended in 1857 1853 over
wider area OF territory and in 1859 he began speak
at county massmeetings His first appearance at n big
meeting was at Akron, where his was put upon the
bills below that of Salmon p Chase There the yonng
teacher for the first time the great antsayery leader
whom he had honored and admired from his boyhood
and friendship sprang up between the two which en-
dured until Chase's death.
In January 1860, he went to Columbus and took his
seat In the state Senate The campaign of 1860 made
him widely known throughout the state He found time
20 read law assiduousiy while he the Legislature
In 1898 he made up his mind that his future career
should be at the Bar He therefore entered name as
law student in the office of Williamson Riddle In
Cleveland and got from Mr. Riddle list OF 10 be
studied yin 1861 he applied to the Supreme Court in
Columbus for admission to the Bar was examined bv
committee composed OF Thomas NJ. Key dstin guishcd
lawyer OF Cincinnati, and Robert Harrison aferyard
member OF tho Supreme Court Commission, and ad-
mtted His intention was TO open Office in Cleye-
and Dut tho breaking out OF the changed his plans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
FARM BOY AND Ro.r,,.N

James often got employment in tie bavtn. an, ~
vestng season from the farmers of Orange when Sa
was sixteen NO walked ten miles to Aurora IN conn.
With boy Older than himself looking for WORK tn
vAersa 1ir services 70 farmer who had good deal OF
uay " cut What wages do you expect tn. man
Mans wagss--a deaar day." replied young C.raola
uhe farmer thought they old enough 10 CO..
fu3, waeess Then let NOW that field sy The o., .
gard the yonng man. The farmer agreed; the cso,nar,
Ss'e per aore waS 90 cents BY oeiOek tho after
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ing you right up TO him. This sympathetic manner ma
helped him to advancement Wien | was janitor he
used sometimes 10 stop and ask my opinion about this
and that, IL eeroasly advising with can that
opinion could not have been of any value. and that
ne probably asked partly increase my selfrcspect
and partly TO show that he felt interest in
certainly his friend all the frmer for it."