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I GOODLANDER. Editor and Proprietor.
P&ISCIPIXS, not 13".
TZS3IS: $2 00 Per Annum, if paid in advance
L XXXIII WHOLE NO, 1925.
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NEW SERIES-VOL. VII NO. 8.
j ANNUAL EXEEBITION
or
HE CLEARFIELD COUNTY
CULTURAL SOCIETY
Acid on the Fair Grounds near the
r
li of Clcarueid, ia., on Tuea-
Wednesday, Thursday and
Uiiv, the iiU, 3d, 4th and
iU of October, A. I). ltSGfJ.
'LIST OF PIIE.MIUMS.
, Sweepelakts, open to all breed
' and competitors,
j SS 00 2d beat, ti 00 3d bit, 12 00
, 6 00 2d tit, S 00 3d best, 1 SO
x-li come together in thii class, and eom
j each other, to bo judged by their good
yiunietry of frame, ability to fatten, and
f they will produce.
-William Brown, jr., J. D. Denning, Da
I rid Tyler.
1 Grade Cattle, owned in the
I county.
for milk, d 2d best, 5 3d bcit, $1
SkT, 2 yrs old, 2 2d best, 1
f 3 do 2 2d best, 1
if. under 8 months old, 2
ft Wm. W iso, Johu l'ctcrg, Jaoob Fleg&l.
f iClass 3 Oxen,
ski of oxen, lb 2d best, $3 3d beit, 2
l David Holt, Abraham Humphrey, li. D.
1111.
J
Class 4 Fat Cattle.
it bullock, cow or hoiffer, $3 2d best, $2
It bullock, cow or heifer, I
two yean old, 6 2d belt, 2
a (joorge Kettlcbargcr, William Evans,
I William Sehwem.
I 5 Thorough-bred Horses, open to
I all.
jfc.:iioo, t 2d belt, $4
pure and colt, 7 2d bent, 3
J premium! in thii class are intended only fur
whose pedigree ran J en them worthy, as the
fy wish to encourage the raising of unproved
it i Joseph Postlethwaite, D. Whitmcr,Justin
J-
C Hiding, Draft and Farm Horses,
fuddle horse, $3 00 2d beat, $2 00
(matched carriage horses, 2 00
i fpwi of draft hones or
saa-s, 4 00 2d best, 2 00
t colt under 2 years did, 2 00 2d best, 1 00
two-year old eolt, 2 00 2d best, 100
$ ihree-year oM colt, 2 40 2d best, ISO
i single family horse, 1 00
t f illing or mare for work, 2 00
s.liorse that moves the heaviest load on the
to:ic-lioat, according to his weight, without
iviliip, Vouatt on the Horse and 6 00
M-ls Benjamin Bloom of Isaac, SI. li. Cono-
way, Andrew Rents, sr.
as 7 T
Trotiinc II arses, open to all
ft time. 3 iu 5. trottinz in lincle harness. $300 00
i-j premium unless seven entries are made.
ch burse to trot against time. Entrance fee fJU.
:K A. U. 6haw, John Ration, T. J. Boyer,
JI.D.
bus 8 SweepMakes.open to all racing
in harness.
is; 2 in 3, mile.heats, against time, $100 00 j
?o premium will be awarded in this class unless i
re are six entries. Entrance fee ?la. I
SbL.ti iiirani noonwaru, jacoo n iiuesm, '
I 11. llurd.
3lass 9 Trotting in single harness, for
t; horses owned in the county at least 15
j days before the .Fair,
3ru 3 in i. mile heat, against time, $.10 00
$ No premium awarded in this class nnless there
tu euht entries. Entrance fee $S. The horw
Winning in Class 7 cannot compete for the pre
toiiiin in this class.
Ji does samual Arnold, John S. Iladebaugh,
A. B. Shaw.
Class 10 Trotting Ilorses owned and
raised in the county.
8' t 2 in 3, on time, in harness, $100 00
Bent trotting horse or mare under saddle, 3 0n
Second hint, 2 00
B. -1 trott ing horse or irare lo single harness, 3 00
teomd oer.t, 2 00
li' -t wulkiug horse or mars, 2 00
t Second be,t, 1 00
No premium awarded in thes elass unless there
tru teu eulrus. Entrance fee $j.
Ji'iioM 2. B. Jordan, W. K. WrigW, Bamuel
f
McCune.
f Class 11 Sheep and Wool.
rV I,...t- i a e
00
feeond best, Randall's Sheep Husbandry.
'Best ewe, any breed, do do
Best r!ieep, fattened for mutton, do
lift lamb, Randalls Hheep Husbandry.
.1 l'iioeh James Johutou, John Smward, sr.acoh
Koontx.
Class 12 Swine, open lo all.
Rest boar,asv breed, Toung Farmen'Mannel
and (2 00
!! breriling sow, any breed, 3 00
Scnd li-5l, Ancullnralist for one veer.
Tle.t hc, ii 00 2d best, ' 2 00
lt ji-.j; un ler six month! old, Agriculturist
i'ir on? yt-ir.
JiaiuK.tW.iliam Brown, n. W. Tark, J. A. L.
Flcgal,
Ci.A' 13 Poultry.
Ret conji "priug chickens, not less than six,
Ramont s Aim'ncsn Poultry Book.
Eet t" bravicii lurk-yi, Beamont's Ameri
can Rouliry It.Htk.
Ret d. ' liiy of chickens, Miner's Poultry
Hook.
JruoEs A. I. Boyntnn, A. C. Finney, Thomas
Fleming.
Class 14 riowinir.
The man Hint plows rrren sward the bet, t-0 Oo!
i . .. . .
lours ii.iam .Hurra v. David Uearnart, Uoo.
Rents,
Class 15 Tlows, l!nl!ers. Drills, Harrows
ami Cultivators.
!(e,t pi iw f.r fi:l !c or sward, $2 00
Re.t .ill. .nii ,w. lurry's I ruit Garden and 1 00
Rett clod cni!.er and roller eombiae.1, 1 00
Ret gr.iin drill, Uardcncr and 1 00
Bet ,l'lc-luii plow, 1 go
l.e't iv, wr and mower, copy of Agriculturist
tor on- Te-.ir sn,l j (q
Jiel tiir-'hin ms. hine, copy of Agriculturist
lor one rear and 5 no
Ret eiiltivator, $1 00 j Best corn planter, 1 On
Ret harrow. 1 00 Best horse rake, 1 00
Re,t corn fUll-r. 1 00 Best fanning mill, 2 On
Rest m roke and bows, J 00
Rest hsv..it.-liing machine, 1 00
Rest stork and straw cutter, J 00
ljet horw power tor general pnrpases, 3 Ou
liest original invention of agricultural imple
ments, j nn
Ail articles enumerated in this class not made
In the r-unty, but produced nnon exhibitioa, if
wr.iifT oi n, win ne awarded a diploma,
Judges Alexander Murray, William. Tate acd
isaao Dunlap.
Class 1G Miscellaneous Farming Imple
ments.
Bet bee hire, Quinly's Mystery of Bs
Keeping.
wt ona-icarti djsta ttad rf, tl P3
Beit grain cradle, $1 00 Beit potato digger, 60 I
Best slump machine, 3 00
Beit lot garden tools, The Gardener. I
Best lot of fanning tools owned by farmer, 1 00
All articles enumerated in this class subject to
same rules aa Clays 15.
Jcdoes Joseph W. Powell, Daniel Chambers and
Arthur BelL.
Class 17 Whett, Rye, Barley, Corn,1
Oats, 4c.
Best acre of winter wheat, $1 00
Best acre of spring wheat, 2 00
Best field of wheat, four or ten acres, S 00
Best acre of rie, (3 00 Best acre of eorn, 3 00
Best field of barley, not less than throe acres, 3 00
Best acre of oats, J 00
Best bushel of corn ears, 3 00
Best three acres of buckwheat, 2 00
Best bushel of winter wheat, 2 00
Best bushel of spring wheat, 2 00
Best one-half acre of potatoes, 2 00
Best one-fourth acre of beans, 2 00
Best acre of clover seed, 3 00
Best one-fourth acre of broom eorn, 3 00
Best one-fourth acre of aorgum, 2 00
Best one-fourth acre of peas, 1 00
Best one-fourth acre of rutabagas, 1 00
Best one-half bushel timothy teed, 1 00
Best acre of carrots, 1 00
Best acre of turnips, 1 00
Best one-half bushel of turnips, 1 00
Crops being equal, preference will be given to
those that yield the largest net profit. Statements
are to be furnished by the exhibitors. They must
be measured or weighed, aiid a sample furnished
at the Fair.
Applicants for premiums must furnish the Com
mittee with a statement, signed by themselves,
under a pledge of veracity, of the quantity of
grain raised on the ground entered fur premium,
and must state correctly as he can the kind and
condition of the previous crops; the kind and
quantity of seed sown, and the time and mode of
putting tt in tne ground. -
Persons entering field crops for exhibition, or
intending to do so, nioy give notice the Executive
Committee at anvtinic.and hare the field measured
and examined by a committee while growing.
J edges William Bloom of Ben., D. Dressier and
John Thompson.
Class 18 Bread and Cereal Food
Best loaf of wheat bread,
Best loaf of eorn bread,
Best loaf of rre bread,
Diploma
Diploma
Diploma
Best sponge cake, Dip.
Best jelly cake. Dip.
Best lady's cake, Dip.
Best cake, Dip.
Best jelly, Dip.
Best pound cake, Dip.
Best fruit cake, Dip.
Best eoflee cake, Dip,
Best bachelor cake. Dip.
Best pie, any kind. Dip.
Best preserves and jelly,
Ihploma
Diplcma
Best display of jelly and preserves.
Melt ice cream,
Dudonia
Jcuues Mrs. Samuel Arnold, Mrs. Lever f legal,
Mrs. 0. F. Hoop.
Class 19 Butler nd Cheeae.
Best i pounds or more of butter, Mrs. Hale'a
Economy.
Best 10 pounds or more of firkin butter, Mr.
Uale'i Domestio Economy.
Bvt cheese, made by exhibitor, Mrs. Hale's
Domestic Economv,
Juuoxs Mrs. Johu B. Hewitt, Airs. Martin
Nwhols, Mrs. William Caldwell.
Class 20 Flour.
Best dftv pounds Dour,
$3 00
1 00
3 00
1 00
1 00
Best fifty pounds rye Sour,
emt fifty pounds spring wheat flour,
tSIt fifty pound eorn niil,
Hct fifty pounds buckwheat flour,
Juuoxs 1 . J
Oswalt, Daniel Avers, Thomas
liartley.
Class 1 Domestic Articles.
Best box or jar of honey, $1 00
Best ten pounds of niaplo snar, Diploma or M
Best peaches, put up air-tight, Diploma or &o
Best tomatoes, put up air-tight, Diploma or 60
Best blackberries, do Diploma or 60
Best eurrants, do Ihploma or ii
Best fancv jar of pickets. Diploma or 60
Best gallon syrup, or sorghum, or
each. Diploma or 60
Best cured ham, (cooked,) with
mode of curing, c, Diploma ot 60
Best dried bee I, with mode of
curing. Diploma or 60
Jidois Mrs. Fred. Arnold, Mrs. Kobert llehaf
f' V, Mrs. Thomas II. Forces.
Class 22 Domestic Manufactures.
Best 10 yards flannel, $1 00
Rest 10 yards satinett, I 00
Rest IS yards woolen carpet, 1 00
Rest IS Tarda rag carpet, wool chain, 1 00
Beat 10 yards cloth, 1
Rest pair wool olankets, 1
Best woolon coverlet, I
Best wool fringed mittsns.
Rest pair wool knit stockings,
Best specimen of knotting, knitting, or
Dredie work, by Miss under 12 years old,
Rest pound linen sewing thread,
Rest pound stocking yarn,
Best foot mat,
Best tidy mat,
Judges Mrs. Jno. Fpackman, Mrs. Adam Gear
hart, Mrs. Thomas Henderson.
Class 23 -Nee. lln. Shell, Wax Work, Ac
Best specimen needle work, Dip or 60
Best specimen needle work on ma
chine, Dip or
Best specimen lowers in worsted. Dip ar
Hest specimen emhroid'y in worsted, Dip or
Best specimen tmbroidery in laee. Dip er
Best ipee:men emhroid'y in maslin, Dip er
Rest specimen leather work, Dip oi
Best specimen wax flowers, up or
Rest specimen feather work, Dip or
Rest specimen ornamental work. Dip or
Rest shirt made by Miss under 12 Dip or
Rest patching and mending, Dip or
JcDoas Mrs. W illiam Irvin, (of Corwensville,)
Mrs. Dr. Liu, Mrs. Charles R. Foster
Clas 24 Jlilbnery and Dreas-niakirp
Rest millinery, 1 1 '
Rest dress mailing. 1 00
Jcdgss M rs T.J. Boyer, Mrs. Kancy Btewart,
Mrs. Ren.iamin liaruhom.
Class 2') Artistic Work.
Best painting in oil, Dip
Rest portrait painting, Dip
Rest cattle painting. Dip
Rest painting In water-eolors. Dip
Rest ornamental painting of any kind, Dip
Rest Daguerreotypes taxes on the green d, Dip
Rest enibrotypee lakca on the ground, Dip
Rest photographs taken an the ground, Dip
Rest landscape painting, Dip
lisst penmanship. Dtp
Rest arcbiKcturel drawing. Dip
Jcoete Edward tsughion. Miss Mary A. Irvm,
Miss Roxey Tyler.
Class 20 Designs.
Best design for farm house, barn, airlage
house, and stable, b loan I umameniai
Houses, and
ti tit
Best denffn for dairr bcuaa.
Xlanuel of US
House.
Rest desire for iee bowse, 1 - 1
Rest design for fruit bausa, 1 41 j
Best design for bridge, wilh spaa not last '
thaa t feet. ,
Jcoaas Joseph Barebteld, Joha Back, CLns- j
tiaa tsseigh.
Class 27 Metalic Fabric and Machinery.1
Best ewoklng stoea, weed or eoa J
li best eeoamg srova, wood ar cm!, S 8
Ji bsit ooaMJ stT, wood er Zr '
2 Ct
1 t'
"0
Dip
id belt parlor Hove,
Best cast-iaon fente,
2d belt easi-iren fence.
Best specimen or lot of tin-ware,
" '
Id best specimen or lot of tin war, Dip and I (0
Beat specimen blacksmithing, 3 t0
j)e(t specimen gunsmilhing,
Best specimen iron-turning, 2 '('
Best plate eastings, J 41'
Best sbower-batb, 1 lib
Best original invention la eonntv, J Od
Beet display of table an! pocWel eutUery,
American manufacture.
Best display ( edge tools,
i,i oi i,rmui tun Hen mm, npi
The abeve premiums are oEered lor art uut
manufaetured in the county. A Diploma may be 1
awarded for any of the above articles on exhibi
tion without regard to their place of manufacture.
Judses Thomas Kilev. Wxu. T. GU ben, Ta as.
il.Us.
Clas 8 VehirJea of all kinds.
Best family earriag-, &J
Best timber sied,
do bnre eart
do wbeeltiarrow,
do buggy, . 4
do farm wagon, 4
do alcigh, 2
1
1
Jl'DGES Samuel Kirk, Miles Reed, John Brie!.
Class 29 Cabinet-war in county.
Best dressing bureau, (2
do extcnuun taMc, t
do wash stand, i"r
do oSice chuir, S'lc
do variety of chairs, Si)
do bedstead, 1
do sofa, 2
Best eet charm, tw
do lounpe, iKir
do looking glass
frame, Mic
do ant larlor for-
uiture, -9
do centre ttk,
Jcdces Harry Fleming. John
George hrhartL
W, riht aud
Cla8 30 Coopering and CarrteBtetinp
Best pine ware tul, stands, Ac-, Iiloma and (1
Best lot ttuckrts, 1
do lot bf,i:U. 1
do art rmiiiniBasiiTT!
do panel-d'tor.
JrDUE Courad Baker. Aaioa Keed. Charles s.
Pi if a r.l Ttnou and Garden "VeretaV.W.
Best 4 liu. esmiU, oe
lixif, heuiejiiibmiT,..si( 1
do i bu.rutbapa Sie
do i bu. potatoes. Sue
do i bu. lomators. Site
do i bu. tablt IteMs SOc
do i bu. sweet po
tatoes, SOr
do 2 h'dr eauiliC if Jip
do qlwindwirbaii4.;Ot
do vanwT v muiin&. :Ot
du varirty aua4iri.0r
do Iihst autcks of
edrv, !!!
It musi be sbown tliat all TCfTlabiea bavi beer
raised bv the exhibitor.
Jcpols IL U. Moore. David Welty, Auderwai
llarrtT.
Class 32 Curriers, Saddlers and SL-oe-
makere.
Rest grnt' boots and shoes,
do bulie' boots and shoes,
do di'play of boot and abaca,
do lady's riding saddle,
do riding bridle and martingale,
do aide nnished harness learner,
f; 0(
I ft
l t
do robe made by extnmir.
do tug barne-s, t-
lieat carnage hsmeiis
do grnts' saddle. 2
do display emddlery. 3
do call-skin, 6oc
do aidekip leathrt.SOr
JfPCEi .las, ftewart, J
do siugat' hameea, i
du traveling trunk. 1
do aide si. a kmllm jdr
do side opprr ilu
S. Cole, Ueu. llowenwis..
Class 33 Tailor' and nrtholsters' work
Best suit of clothe made by hand, $ : '
do eut made by a sady, 1 vM'
do pants and vest made by a lady, 1
do husk mattress, 1
do straw mattress, 1
4l(i ,
do hair mattress. . vt
Jt'POts Lever Flegal, Levi Spewss, C. Hi'
Ci.as Zi Printirp in county.
Best handbill, Dip. I Rest blanks,
do card. Dip. do newspaper,
do ornamental priming,
J I puis William Hurler, W. Snydur
h.wo"pe
Class 35 Mone-wara.
Rest assortment and best (mahtv.
1.J
D,p.
Int.
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Jldi 5. 1. W ilson, liennr Wright, Andrrw
Wilson.
Class 30 Chemicals and Chemical actios
in Cour.ty.
Best available manure, at snodrrate rosi, $1 Pt1
do available manure lor farm products. 1 fit
do matenalforglwMir ! Rent tallow eandlra, M
do vinegar, 6c dn linseed oii, t'
do speciinen soap. Mic do wriung int. M'
JiPkta Thomas Waring, Ir. Jc. liita, t V.
hpa-uiau.
Class 37 Wood and Stnra.
Bret dressed alone, (1 i Real mil! ainna,
do grindstonft, 1
do sninglra. Dip.or i-0c
do floor boards,
worked, $1
do split or shaved
h'iops, Dip.
do butter amwLT'iti.
and
du turned anudt. itPr
do washier nia-
rLine
do buttir laJiu.
Rest weather hoardv wo-ked,
JrPiica Thomas Euldi!.. Jolia
kvlrr.
I'llnland.
(,'LA'f 3 Natural Uinerala.
Best suit of oeful nnncrals of Clearfudi
eountv, including etml, f- OF-
Rest nwlnnei cif minerals of Clearfield end ad
joining etftuntiea, to he the trroperry ol Uie
t-oeirtT, " ft
Rei liniestnne, Rnc ' Bent potters clay, ul
ds tirv rlav, .SOc do Pumt linit $'
rto collect li offiwil l?l j do e,ie.l. 3
Ji-puae Errd fchnfi. V. R. 11 olt, Ssmucl Tlyat.
Claw 3 5 Fmit,
Rest disjday and preatrst varietv of gra.'ted
applt-s. eummeT andwiuurr: lluaman sni
Asnenin Wines and C
Rest diplarof pears: Cub's Ameruaui Fruit
RtMik and I
Ret plums and rhemes : Colt 's A simtat
nt
i oo
1 ruii (vik
manning's Fruit Rook,.
llct siiennien of apples, one wri : Jiu-
mnp s I mil Rook,.
Rest sTieeimrn nf Amrncan fTBle V.uv-
ning s ruit lioid,.
Rest seedling grapes Taid in Bounty pd
worthy oi culiurii, 2d
Ret domestic wine and tnodr of xnamifar-
turr: 1 ulle-'s t,nne ( nlium.
Ret enrranl wme : Mamimf J tui: Roo..
Rei bla-klerry winr: do do
Rrl gmise iiemes do dn
Jl pcis I rank FlrniniE rntni Doorirr. .lobti
V nput.
Ci.sf 4f UrtwrnaTinli'-ri.
To the lady who manure her hiire Se
and sits mosi praeclully. Diplnana
To the petillemaij wbo wianafw bis bnree
best and SU Tnmtt frweefult. Itlplimrli
as-Hit diiilar of hnrMiaiariliiit not kess
tlian five enllfle,
Real driving on um erane by a larj
RetTmTry ot rarul-r ,
Rest eosrpan of intmjit-v.
Dinlnina
1 'ii.imns
Dnonma
liiiiliima
l-iiiioma
1'iliiomi
Dionima
Rest buiu i.i firmas inatruxesaita.
)tw marshal liand,
Rest tea singers
' JrnGrs I red 1 111. Wii'nut l"wta. .h
laona,
Bert parlor stove,
lrwiu.
Claw 41 Aii"ssiries..
Xir1 nnraery.rnTits.iiiin' the gre lea: aif-"
of fruit ana ahnios. ruluvaied n the moat
prtmTad manner. ;u anplummtr. furuist
Wiittext deecriptina, wia. use -ranery amd
tnodr of culture,) $2 Rf
rWond beat do, HarryV Trull Rs-aia.
Jrrsr5 Jsomw Bighe. ViDmxt -t-
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aal no car
SGULOC'JYCF A CHURCH MEMBER.
IT 'bj:cs. poMiaoT.
. ,. -,. . .
Lessin is tha Christian
I ! I
H-vir nmcbi tetter it makes us all '. .
TLi; h t uv. Ail over the wuntry
ctrrva ptws p-jtnt iieaver.waru, ana
'.'--r. , : - .
as" 1 ara trora treasLin m upon ;
U Ly eharit of nieU Mnre the ;
a- I ara trocn Lre
t. Wonder how I wouiJ act if
I a rv.i ChriaUan, 1. 1 , a believer
to Ccnc Joai. tiae meet, lovm- and
ioTit.e .-Jviocr cf s.nners ? I wonder
wLi.: tr.e .aviour r.eant when He
e?tc-:d Uii mouth to inspiration, and
W"r-
, i
th t.r ia p-rit : for tacirs is the
for thev skill be ',
!
t - i ji'Wii r tin, ct : for ttK-y uil uiaeru
-xh iu"..i
-.wKi sr the atenifai: for they shall obtain
bw"V-
-. ch pfa--Bw-i m : fjr tiiy sbJl
trd t.i fa-i-tru o," -i.
taura tay x: ix.t-wr the altar, and s tay
rtt i l-t a ir!.-.i'ii w my bnjtflor, and then
"E-ir it' y jrxv n.c ai" tiw.r tn-'pafe,
nr Lave the irtrm of salva-
t -t r. ''t lit f.r me ! I dou't be-
i.ere in so.u
srv.
of
n"Iiion. 'Ihat
That the fr-
; u tie II t-'gy
e snre, we t..i proles
'i
' it. tc t it t a T:!eaatt rer.gtous gac.
r:
iti etcptlces, aa-1 ;gr.ityicgiioth-
jrg. "o tL-rch in the United Mates,
! aIl'oi, ext!i gain a convert on the
! z lati'.rtu vf Jeus. That is in the play,
net ti't ia the rvty. The man who
: ts '1-) the itligioa cf tie Bible is
C jSSefea-I. aal tue trula 1:
nut in
ferrn. v by. t.cs-j us it trie avlour
i :-u.' i e;tae agaia or- earth, and
j-i.'ich tiat sermon on the Mount, I'd
L-eJp end ty Lira I'd mob Lim I'd
iTtir t-e wjjj a thief, a traitor, a Cop
;rLe;ii. a Ltertine, a bad man, atida
:vtr c the S.utu!
Tva all of u Christians have
Ln proved oq the Xew Testament.
VVe atteti'l chcrch fir effect I There
irv i tw wu atteaa, ana are nonest
ia ti.Lr pr.dVwions ; bat they are
C: r.rhiail- and w e'd sconer rive
CLn; tle he. ignore his teachings,
I .ay typfcrue, ana tramp, tramp,
:rar-p, tnrtMia purgaiiry wuu jouu
, " - I T.I
Cr-jwa ai others of the UiUtnous
Ab-.iL.ii--a d-'ad, than go t lleaven
wi..h Ccp'Hrr heals, iK'tuocrata, poor
rvor ', and h et Chn-tians
I j..-ict?-l the church because it was
fl-hf-nalle. I wanted inSuecce. I
n a
ta
LJu-'l over mv forehead on
was .vruten "repentance, and
w.th a sneaking, solemn, cantinc pu-
' r.arx-tL U'an-a:in xi, held out
n;r hand t -,r tie c.mmuu.,n, and
: tE.1::! -:ht? i the SaCtV-i bread With the
iri'v i.f an at e fatinr crackers. 1
. u.. -i ic i -r ?.i-t. The labvl 'TejK'nt
' i-n'c," Jceeiv f all but t tod. He read,
1 arur.I on tuy i Te'uead ravcu on
! n r Lart. oane-.J on mv vjul that 1
a -a a sinner, a hypocrite, a liar, a
'ser. a deceiver, a whited sepul
tr ii'.l . f Jectit and uncieanness.
I wanted popularity, reople think
tLat ke-au-e a n:au i- a church mem
ber t i a Christian ! Pah '. I can
atten i church can rar.t. bellow and
: with the tes
Then I can go
cue. s'lt-ep, eat, sc !d, fret, post bX'ks,
. rvai p
al newspapers, lay plans
to overreach my neigh tors acl m
ertas; ny richo. And I can lie about
tn
can te hocgish, seltih, Uis
i, tri'.'ky and deceitful, all the
at beeaiw I am a church member,
C't!
Iswi-I hi:n.u meml-ers protect their
There are some c'jod men and
o a.
lime ir'.xid women in the churches , Union prisoners excesded the Confed
f tho Lor 1. and I'll take refu-e Iks ' erat0 prisoners sixtv-ono thousand;
i tl... ir iharactern, bring nprnacli
upon the in. weaken their iifiueiice,
d..' go: s nners with Christianity, in-
.t cy IL-'i.er.ior and tinally windi
c- cv career iu Lit 11, where 1 ought
t i
If I was a Christian, a real, .true,
b-'rest, cot eientious L hristian, as the
I "ssi.'ns ot Christ teacb me to be,
a d
have ha.-itv oe merciful iove my
s-remies and cot set k to d.itroy men - jr-i-The Petnocracy nsed to run the
and States fr a little dit'ervnee cf Federal doverr.inont for $70,000,000
.. ; nl rt corxvrr.irg matters which a year. The U:i licals have run it up
afi t us ten-poraniy. : to" f 'l''.Oi 1(1,000, or about $20 to every
I a Chnsti.tn so called. But I man, weman and child in tho United
J 3 t f ei eve in Christ when he says States. They have multiplied the ex
t lc-sse l are the meek. pense cight-lvild in five years ! When
I d-n't leheve in llim when he says they mceecd in extending tho Fretl
tl:ssed are thfy that mourn blessed men's Bureau, so that it will include
are the peace-makers. the w hole negro population of tht
I Uneve Christ was a copperhead. South, thev will get the expenses Up
3IyJ.'hn-t;a-tiry is M hate men I do to a much "higher figure,
rot know to abuse those who differ p s
from me in opinion to ri b, tni.h, t?The high Priest of abolitionism,
t orture and destroy. I'd hang the II. Greeley, says in his2'n7KNf of Juiih
Iv? .;.vrats of the iorth. I'd kill the 4th, ltitl." 'Vhcn President Lincoln,
people of the South. I'd steal their on the surrender of Port Sumptor,
conascar tneir lan is, uuru
their bouses, rav ih their women,
stirve their ence happy servants, use
c tK.,-e raurf ,-i-itr tViiyii laitR
taxation, deprive thea cf representa
il ailJ ey timc I jtbJ ihe hot
lock of Puritanical lintc into their
Llecdin? hearts. I'd L'rin at their utron v
'andehout "Glory to God for the joy
aDj pcat-e iny religion brings me !"
l d tiurn churches it t!ioso who
prayed therein diflercd from me iu
iohties I d destroy bcIiooI-Iiouhcs,
steal biteS( organ8f hearses and sacred
fellCS. 1 U l0 IteftU UCVH Otia liUOIba
! Tll ( I 1I J -I
thmQ j d; j ,0t jove) lest GoJ hionA
t have tlmQ w 5(.h thera aRep
iiM us to take car0 of the r- S(,
; W(J viU told Tjniteti States
. bjnj9) an( make p00r people pay us
, i;itere6t on tieru. 'We'll build marble
, curcLes, have rosewood seats, velvet
jcasions?goj tankards for lying lips to
drink the blood of C'brit from em-
pj0j- a l,an j to do OUr music, find fiend
Iht jieopie to ueu ior lat'K oi meaus
to worship God in a Btyle as we hvpo-
I . , II f I
criteado. Hut if any one of these
poor people fall batk on the Uible and
its teachings, and I live np to what 1
profess to, how quick wc will hurl the
bults of puritanical wrath upon, them,
and brand thtm as hypocrites. That
i strateijy.
I have to be a hypocrrite. Oar
n.inister has forsook Christ for nigger
Uru and politics, and we must follow
suit. "VVe are all brothers in wicked
ness. itb a uioie strajijiea to our
lack a cup of wine iu one hand a'
liece of holy bread in our mouth, and
a Juhn Brown pike in the other hand,
w ith our pockets iuil ot stolen articles,
our hearts full of hate and our eves
full of watery cunning, wo eiuergo
from our churches and glorify God by
mobbing the delenceless, shouting lor "
some political gag, insulting our
friends, and abusing those who are
blood of our blood and children with
as. But who cares ? Ueligion pays.
It is politically popular. To he 6uro
modern religion here in the 2v'orth is
not the kind Christ tanght, but it
pIcaos us Abolition Union haters, and
we make money by it. Some there
are who follow the spirit of the Bible,
but they are Copperheads, and deserve
death.
All things have changed hypo
crites and dise nillers are in fashion,
and here goes for a front seat!
Tkisosers or War. In reply to a
resolution of the House of Jiepresont
atives calling upon the Secretary of
War for the number of prisoners of
either hide held and that died during
the war, he mukes the following re
port :
Number of Vnion prisoners routli, . . 260,9-40
Nunilter of rvlwl prieoncrs Xorth, . . . 200,000
utulMr ef Vn ion prisoners diril, . . . 22,570
Nuosber of reltel prisoners died, . . . 26,436
We find the above paragraph in the
Washington Chioh of Tuesday even
ing, and take it for granted that tho
l . . V.f .1 1
editor speaKs iroin me recoru.
What & commentary these simple,
evere statistics present on tho loy:.l
falsehoods of Congressional buncombe
and Haqicrs Journal of Civil (and
pi.tlitital) I.ies-ntion !
After all the ' barltarities" of An-der-Hmville
and Salisbun after all
the hired perjury with which Wirz
was murdered w ith all the unbound
ed appliances for health, comfort and
cure, which the humane. Christian,
enlightened and civilized Xorth pos
sessed with all the utterly infamous
character cf Wnhinirton official tcsti-
, monv where "rebels'' are concerned
- ! with everv motive for. with constant
i practice of. and unblushiuir notoriety
in, falsifying records to suit their case,
what are the facts ?
Oat of 2C1.00t) Union prisoners,
22.500 died. Out of 200.000 Confed-
: 22 500 died.
I erate rrisoncrs. 20.500 died. Tho
1 vct the deaths of Union Tirisoncrs fell
Velow thoe tif Confederate prisoners
fonr thousand.
Two -Yankee" prisoners died out
0f every tweiity-tbrce in Southern
pons. Two "rebel" prisoners died out
0f CVcrv fifteen in Northern pens.
j put that in vour moral Dines, yo
whited seriiilrhj es. Pi tirshurn htdiJC.
i
taiiea t o.i'vu men to firms, mere was
not
L the shadow of a statute to justify
iiemand Dowu totliemeetinfr(-f
his
finrec.i In Tnli- ft 1 Rn seureuli- ili.t
- Cccsritutional Ret.