The Beaver Argus., December 21, 1870, Image 1

ADVERTIMEIMENTIL
Advertisements aro Inserted at the rate
of sl,oo por square ter first insertkm and
for cavil subsequent Insertion 50 °Plat&
A liberal discount made on yearly ad
vertises.
A mr „. o equal to ten lines of this type
~,,,vnires a square.
itmdeess Notices set under • head by
themselves immediately atter the local
n ovs, will be charged ten cents a line
for rich insertion.
Advertisements should be banded in
MOnday noon to Insure Insertion
to ti ca week's ' a .:r.
Business Directory.
BEAVER.
i MOOR Droggiit and dealer to paints,
n• ode, pure medial Wines and Liquors.
ore, Lawns and Fancy Cl*oda: Main et. Pre.
options carefully compounded. tiejently
iiikr
„ confectionery, Tobacco and ingsm.
FiN iIV/d/11/Z.alinufiCturer rid Dealer In
11 Maas, Stoma and Gal:e a rs: at. lauplittly
11 Uruc>;Ll ,C Apolhrraey.M
lully compunodbn.
I ASDERSON.D. , aIer in the Improved WII
-on Shuttle sewing Machine, Main at. bee
r mkth,4 column. - aepin;ly
r E./CO/111ra. E. 11.. Dealer In Millinery (Mods
1) 'l' cor ad t,t and Diamond. elitkly
Grocery 4 Itestaurauc C hoice
Coffee., Torre., and Cigars, Com
Vege.bloi. Men et. acrettly
It. SSIIUTZ, Denier In Tinware ' Stoves,
j• legate., c. We'd end 3d vi. eniatly
........
f). 5,116 Nurkef St. Pittsburgh, Pa. {senility
lit ,FT PHIL - LIPS. Reid Estate Agents, .pi '
ls
po•lte Poet 01lice. l'utitishers of the —lima
aria free. Jltteburgh.
itENHERSON-A BROS., Wholesale Diug• ,
gluts, Itnii Liberty St. l'iltsburgh. senlCly
I 1) ItA %tit PAItLOIL.
. vane, (111.111 . 31114ked Si.) Pittsburgh. lactillitiy
I % ( %' K otl & SV. ° Firtliu k r7g! r iC. "d uie " , , llll;
e , lib
lI Paluburgh—lmpo SC
rtersandflealers in Notions,
Triamilogo, Hosiery, While Oxide, de. fatillily
11:511 Elf 6 111 t0T111311S, Fr,eneh and Anteil•
It I :in I'onteetioners. DfilliSlllo it nuts, fruits.
4e lii Wood St. l'ittsborgh, foepitlY
110 - oll,E,•DealeFie choice real, Coneei
J. Family itrocerien. No 90 Filth Avenue. Intern
I •,r.di. . isept4;ry
dIIN BIGGERT A. SON, Dealers itrillo New
el Weed Family Sewing Machines. 116 'darnel
tsburgh, Pa. •epility
[VCR M'CLINtOCK A CO., Dealers 113 Car
-1 / taro, Ointloths..te. Special rates to Clergy.
:: Fad, Ai enbe.!l•ltieburgh, [sepitly
1.• Saccessir to J. N. 44041'711T11, Dealer ice
r.." Watches, C nay, Jewelry Silverware. No
1• , hid, As ole. l'ittsburgh. [senility
t I.VONti - . linos au! Slgu Painter; writes
II • n, girder Show Carda for every busluess.—
N.. lOU A ventlyrylttshurgit, I's. • (veld:lily
, Ft' I. Manufacturer of and Dealer In
I • 1•11111tIllre 81111 Chaim—lto...wood. Walnut,
11.41i,atly and oak. 4556111h60W st. iontrg 17
NNW BRIGHTC!N
d i •Cu MEMON, bakery Courellouery.
I 1 II It •inset. Special utlesatlon given to.ued
d.,,:- and ball.. it.epl,l;ly
.1. MN ELLI:NBEItti, Merchant Talloro,—
.1 -. • ❑nudx ay, New Brighton. Sol &dr 1.04;1y
k M. WIIISLER, Dentlbt. Itrudid•cay. titsw
. itrr;, , ,liton. • ()trial:ly
111,uck,
• Itcnt phutognplid (tutu re-tutich•
. (sep:tly
Al' INTER & lIISDIM./N.,=Jessvirr■ and Tobac•
I I conlets. lirowtsay, h. Brighton. isepl•l;ly
I - JTIORTTER, Grocerlei.; Queetiowarr and
r 1 • 11.otneldd Godo. - Broadway. iseidlay
IVAN 1 . 11111. Bealtyr lo Wall raper, Wludow
i i !Mods. Boukg,Suktioueery d Notluua; Broad
, 1 New Brighton, l'a. • [aelb2l.ly
•
lIIF'F .0 S't'EINFI I.U,l4cuter* lu Dry Dowdo.
fairy I iood NO( i 0116 ; M II t TABU'S
11rwiduay.. r tictitt;ly
IIMMIMIE!!
• 11.1.1 A 1/011E1ertiON, Dealer In Improved
'lig 'Machine. Main NI., hearer
replt ly
•
lz• Goole. glieeninvare said
corner of Main :inn Baker atreeta,
r 1..”1• repttly
I • LS DAL!. &TANN El. Artl.4..tFrepro Palm,
Ilou, and Sigt. l'aWien., Maio St..
r rua- Pepli;ly
BRIDGEWATER
AMP.. POUTER. Miner. Dealer In nu, Cop.
rl 1... r end Slovt•lntn win., and Iron Clat •rn
Itrolgei.t; Bridgewater. (twill -I.IY
I Manigneturer and Dealer to
Ro.o. and Shoe, Bridge St.; liridgewa er,
itept•ltly
• t 4'. it BST,. Illy Coaala, (late,liaVe Faro,
...1• Carpet*, Oil Cloths and Trimmings. 'Bridge
..t.„ Bridges, ;ail, Pa. acid Ely
Dealer in, Boon. and S=.
r I • Bridge Street, Bridgewater. aeplitly
RANA U Nit, Millinery, Trinitiiinge S. Notions
• -Bridge et., Bridgewater. sepl.l;ly
WEINMAN, Manntacture 'of BUM and
Wading tly
.tt and prowd. Water Bt, above Bridge. (spli
.
PAIN WOOMBUFF, Mable Cutter; Moun
t I went ttttt Intones of all deecriptlouti outdo
• ,suer. 111. Market and Water streets. (sepltly
s'l'l LESS CO. Groceries, quetrusware, Wiu•
it) • clow lilaaa, Flour, Feed S Country Produce.
Bridge St. Bridgewater : [op21;11
1'1'114:11 M AGIN NIS— Solicitor —Proprietor
Ind Peraniu Oletue. S. Dealer In Agents' 000d1.1
‘,lllO stunted. Water et. bet mill., Bridge.
.•. r O. tirldrear.,lltrarst•r, l'a.
rightly
In Monoir•aht•La
1 I I IL CI ]leaver,
Drug Storertu Bridgewater, will lie
4. , ...pits ultuntlell to. Cairlt rou delivery—Loweit
• t ...• Mel) onald'a Point. Iwo:3+:1y
--- • -
1110CIIESTEli
111
1/..104ter. (SepHOY
11. E I 1 1 1 ' r ' <" i" f Curer
Brighton' Deal
Ik e I r Xl , l l c
at. arty. See Want.__ taepttly
I IS KARCHER, Baker, and Confectioner. —
rI
Water rt., Rochester.' Pa. teepll;ly
N.,ItAIIAM BOYD, Wagon & Carriage Maker,
1 It dtroall st.. Roche:der:Pa. '
•
UII El. C. HA NN EN, Druggist. Presicrlp
, iton. carefully compounded. Water et., Ito.
(sept4;lY
- - -
11l .I.A.WINANS,EIectrIcaI Physician; Chronle
1
I diseases made a specialty. Olnce, corner of.
InAdmiot and Bridge rte., Rochester. [sepli;ly
P ES ER ER & KIN S. N holesale & Retail Deal
n in lire C o o4s,Oroveries:Flour,Ferd.Grain. ,
1%.1:1( nliffer j 1 ,11& Nall.. Cur. Water S Jame. sts.
• FREDERICK. Baker and Confectioner.—
% 11 . • Weddins, Cakes out Ice Cream faruhdted
promptly. On Diamond, Itoeliesfer. tsetd4;l3!
1 , 1,11 SALE by A. SILVEItwAs, Ileadlnarters
e tor hirsign & DomeAtictbry Goode.NtitiOSlN
• Trllllllllllol Entity thAida generally. Water
•treet. Rochester. Pa: (septtly
'la and Itollderi
. N 1 • Sc.
Deal In 'minim, Lath Sr . Rochester. [sep4l:ly
Lumber. Lath & shingles. Itochcater• solte.lY
oWEIVS LIVERY tITA ISLE. & COAL YARD,
13
Tarn own It. It. Mallon and 'duo river. oclte.ty
6.1411110 PP 111AST:Manufacterer of and dealer
17 lu Tln.Copper and :Ilion Iron Ware. Itoothig,
Spouting. Sc„ attended to. 'S. York .t., nettte,ty
Ides. Near It. It. Depot. 'octl9 . .ty
riNrittErc, dealer T —t Loots, Shoe, Gaiters.
s). &c. Repairing done neatly and promptly.
Store in the Diamond, Rochester. Pa. octlit;iy
WALTER & BROTHER - , Manufacture. of
al' Wagon., Cosehes."l3.lt.glen, Sprlng.wngtina,
&c. Blarksmithing anditorseelmeing
loneita th Intl 111111111ef. Rochester, Pa. nolfdy
11 INCELLANEOEI.?.
1 t THORNll.l.:Y.Manufacturer of the (Irma
PI Republic Cooking Stove, slid Patentee or ror
tw.• extenVon top and centre. Falloton. Pa.
LtiEirr Itl"SSl:l.f.. Stoneware Slanufacturcr.
I,rd..n. promptly Intended to. Vattioirt. Pa.
I•o.t wilco add MO.-Moaner, l'a.
VIM: Permanently located In the villmre of
I 1 boli...toply( Pa.; for the purpose of practicing'
Medicine. I rl rpectfully tender my profes•lonat
m
ic..•10 Ctilf.l . lo raid ,illage and vicinity.
In re denee, opporitak:aale where
1 ..U:1;1 141‘ViN• rllllllll.. uulrn proferolonally
oeaGl. )01 cult. aIII receive immediate and
prompl attention. A. V. CUNNINGHAM. St. D.
reim2l.lyl _ '
•
.1. I,INN'ENBRINIC,.
floater In - Watches, elnelcmi,
J:Fringicala
Wstri;s mid Jeweh7 repslr.4l: Agenr Tor Ilse
W RED" Sosloil Islachlue, Rochester Pa.
y 13fim
.1. 11. McCIVITF:ItY.
XTTORNEY AT LAW.
Third Street, Bearer, Pa.
( mire below the Court llootte, Dearer, P.
j•r2ltt
THOMAS.M'CREERY & CO
TllO9l. WCILIBEaIt, CWAler.
DILAVO. . .... ....J. B. ANGIEL,
WE
J. 11. REERY.
I ntet cat paid on timetimomts; Prompt attention
- Mt en 10 collections. Also, Insurance Ag-ents for
....mai end reliable Companies. [lluaylillf
--•—•
y
1) 71 . 11 . In ° l l l ll. ih u e - tray, at Dtrol h alla .
roroer; at night at toy rrAdonrn on Water street.
itildgewater, l'a. Will practice Sorge'' , and Med-
Crnarthly:cit' l apfft_
T v, YlenlillTT 111. 11,11aving permanent •
ly located in Skiver, would rerpertrully ten
d, Id. wore...lona' rots Ices to the CILIZCOIP of Bea.
,er and surrounding country. Special 11.11elati012
paid to the treatment or female disesteem. Surgery
dtn,e with • skillful hind. Ogre on Thtrd street,
a few.doors send of the Court blouse.
ave.4.l..'llkUm • •
`• Shire,
MI 13A UNEN; dealer to lloota'.
• Shore, flatten., Slipprre. he.. mat door to
Porter'. 'llll whop, Bridge street. Bridgewater.
Pa.. where he la prepared to manufacture and sell
ve.) thing to las hoc at rraeonable rate* Illy.
I ue removed Mc place of bootlaces' from the, corn.
rr near the 'Bridge to htc pment.locatlon...he In
his old friends cod patron. to clue hhn, •
call. •
JorNlSltt.7.. •
•
•
1;/ llli
A torewood, !depo
t rued Mehdam, cialrely new, with four snipe
and fhb octaves. lumina at Ml* olgroo. novl;4w
Al 4. CAM Elgeont , Attorney ut Ltrw
J
Ueneer, Pa. ()Mee in the room ;for
merly oceopled by the late Judge Adam. Col
tactful:la, tr., promptly alleged to.
arifreetly.
=I
Vol; 52--No. 51.
Vold it Silver
IMPORTANT
TO EVERY a ONE!
~•.
F,
Look
lloliday,Gree,ting!
Grand Display
,'Christmas —Prcsents!!!!
Gents' Gold Watches.
Ladies' Gold Watches.
New Chains and Bracelets.
Necklaces and Lockets.
•
Fine Gold Jewelry.
Gold and Stiver-Headed Cants.
Gold Spectacles .1z Eye•Gltuwes.
Sterling- Silver ... Wltre ;
4.4
r i iil Splendid Mock.] '
l'arl n andi Bronze - niv.
I.'"A. - N - 1 , croons.
Prices Lower. than Erer
' E. P. ROBERTS,
Aro. 16 Fifth Artiaue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
All are inciting to call, when la the city. &1111 ex.
amlue our Itolldsy Good* without feeling under
any obligation to buy. Don't rail to come and see
the Drawl Display. • ocis;3nucbdecil
Mfscellancoux.
El. P. ICU AIN, Attorney at Lew. Wilco in Ac
la inter' building, east of Public, Square. _
=EI
EAXECUTOICS NUTlCE.—Letters teatamenta
li 011 thu Etttate of John Feasts, deed, telt , of
lasS I township, Deaver enemy, retina.. having
been grouted to the undendgoed, all permute in
debted to told estate are hereby notified to make
immediate payment; and those baring e alms no
said estate will present theta to. the sulatcrtbee,
duly authenticated for sett lenient.
octift,iltr 111 EN BY Pfill.LlS!Ker:
Dry Goods.
8, lADO72IIw
•
Bridge Street,
BRIDGEWATER, PA.
IS WEEKLY RECEIVING A FRESH SUPDLT
OF I/O r ODS IN EACH OF Tim FOLLOWING
DEPARTMENTS: -
TYR.I( CI; 001)S. t
SteulA•nrille Jeans,
and Sattlnels,
White IVonllen blankets,
While and entnred and
Barred Flannels„
•
31er•.n•A, • 9
Delaines,
• Plaids,
Cobergs,
Brown and Black Idttslins.
1l rtlli :Pickings
.
Canton •
• Flannel ,
.loconctg,
. • -r
Crash,
. •
• Counterpanes.
II naiery,
(Udve,4
Mts.
Groceries,
Coffee, Trill , . Sugar, linlaaaes, Whlte Slicer Drips
Golden and com mon Synd Trupo.
aMllowacke Cal in bar
rels and. kits, Star arendles,
Snap. iiplcre and Mince Meat. Al.,
•
BALI.
•
Hardware, Nails, Glass,
Door Lock*. Door Latcbee, Hinge*, Ncrewo. Table
Cutlery, Table at. Tea Spoon... Sleigh hells, Coal
Wm or Fire Shovels and Fokera. Nails and Mao,
Spade*, bborele, 4, 3. and .4 Tine Forks, Rake*,
Scythe* and Ning C
bo, orn and Garden Hoer.
WOODENWARK
Duckett. Tuba. Churns. nutter Prints and Ladle*
CARBON OIL,
Linseed Oil•it White Lead.
Boots and Shoes
LADIES` MISSES' AND CHILDREN!? SHOES,
In great variety.
Rifle Powder and Shot,
Blasting Powder and Fuse.
Fli.ur Feed Queetteiieure.
.II heavy goods delivered free of charge.
fly ride attention to infaineno, and by keeping
conntantly on band a well 11.10Ited atlockComte.
of all the different kind. Tonally kept lu•conntry
gore. tbefuodersigned hop.; in the future aa
lo
thepafft to merit and receive • liberal .bate
of Wa
public patronage.
' ls.
dect,rddly.—lytcligd.
The Most Complete Businits Co
lege in the United States,
AlbinHug facilitle. for acquiring a thorpugh.,pra~
tical bublneas education, potteased by no other
School in the country.
Since Ito Incorporation to lsit:S. nearly Sixteen
Thotiontid Student.. from every
State in the Ctilon, have attcntlentete.
No vacation.. Stade:Ail enter at any time, nc a t fi r. d
receive private Instruction 11.011y:hoot In
count
N. IL- circulars with full particular and
all ua
ccesary Information. ou addravolnu
' SMITH & COWLEY. ac
Prlnclpala.
Prrninou. Pa.
Professore gazes A /Viol of the Asserksa
tuiversity, aro smiths( wonderful COM
0( acers, Tumours end Moors by *lir
tars dscovery. • A painleso trestsoiro b =
knife, se planter., w• essidlo
.Th• soot rent•rhe
ableaffeet of this
• treat:nest
rates the • ensests of axiom=
growths, le that they shrivel, die and die.
appear sod will isof return. Alt flume af
flicted tax call on the Profaners Buchanan 411 Bows,
University: or add.... No. did Pine Street, PhileAs.
1:112M
ibeaCi.tl.ss l t l.. S r .
Dr: J. Mar.
-,,,
i , , vs.. ~ ray,orttridge•
..)‘,... __,
.._... water,l. deter
• mine that no
Dentist lu the
...
, ,---7-,...........L._''' _ State shall do
(1' a „
... __ .---- fur work better Or
I i f lA : I - 4 f!".ritr. 1: 1 1:
4 1,..4•Et 0 Ws patron/J.-
11e nary the
be.t reaterkle
resouractared In the United Maks. Gold and O
ver Alger verfornnd In a ityla that defies compe.
thlon gaiJeraellon itoorsotodi to all opendlour,
or the motley returned. Glee hint • hill.
rebtli
Brighton Paper Mills
. BEAVER FALLS, PENN'A.
PRINTING.
MANIVILLA,
ROOFING, BAILING,
mardwisre, Glass, Straw.
RAO AND CARPET
8 1=1: s 5 ,
mANT_TarA.c•ruicl or•
AND SOLD AT'
iNholesale a: fietall by
Prazicr, Motor 1 Co.,
$2 Third Avenue.
-
rrnsinntlin.
'armse takes to exchsags. Learpllk'Sktf
=
i .,.,... ~:. :
_. Ita~~ada.
RamVioAns.
PITIWT.WAYNRII . IICAGO RAILWAY.
Ou Deer.4l ISA boa will {Ova
Stattowr Waltgituat ce Pli I f e r g '' .
(Train laavita ea& at a3S,
ITYala leaving Plttobrugh at &GU P. 11.,
ler, • duly.)
STATIONS. ;'N.XF:d..S.er's
Mgh. .. t .. . —1; :1 42 15a . 111419551. 1 4;1 1 1 0 D as Ails,:
Salem. l, 1.
Anima) " COO adu'vl:iii '7OO
Canton
liamillou -
Omllle 'i 451 415 • 447e0 . 4CII
Womter
Yawata.' ' ' 1 . 0i) : 1 ii•i lii Kiri
~„ J A ;! 935 735 500 11100 '
Creitl— ) 14 " •• !
I VXIS I 715 165.4n;1110
SIMMS
F ,PP l Bl4.l3.lQ: r 4 tii7 1 . 4441 : * Tit ilialt
Pa m "'
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119
Van Wert. I. , '
Fort Wayne. SW 4134 a• 445 ii)
Warsaw,
Plyaloulh'..., ..... 11 43 ill . -, ' air* . 991 . 1. i
Valparahlo.:: .. '...1
Chicago 1.70 . 0 703 550 Ow .:..• , • ..).
WINS 001110 WT. ;
STATIOAs. • ;
Itzeat. Exes. limit Ox,.
Chicago. • :; 900.49 51544 550i9 999 ma
Plymouth . 19 • lillo3ra 905 950 ; 19115434
Warsaw
Coletublu. Ir;,. ;;;_.. ;_....'- ........'
rod Wayne '1 . 2114 I= MOPE aZi
Dna. ,; 4011 135 rat 335 540
Poirot • SOS 143 413 797
Upper Sandmlcy .... •••• •.• ••••
Dueyrus ...... •••••r•••• ••ii ii t i ;,,.,i ,
c,..tiina ift ....'i ' '. l sg .1%. coil gm
liansfleld 1717 WO MO 11071
Woofter
Orrvllle l ' i =I 'al " '945 iiiii
C a n to
Can ton • •
Alliance ....
l!lot5 . eir;o ilia taarie
Salem.
Recheater illiiiiiia 1106 ITs6rn air
Pittahurgh 1 155 iitiOrn 1 345 - 440
0
Ell
Time ktlitOWll, New Castle - and Erie IS
ten es loungstowu at tILI pp m; New Casa
p.m; antis.* at Pittsburgh, bag pr. in. Rub
leaves Pittidnieth 7:00 a. in; arr. at New
10:44a. in. Youngstwei, 10:10. a. in.
• Youugvlowit. New Castle and Plltsbut
eonnoodation leaves Youngstown, 6;10 a. ti
Castle, 1:10 a. m; arrisel at Allegheny, 1
Iteturtileg, 'mixes Pittsburgh, 2:00 p
rives New Castle.X4ll/.111.
.t prrninuitmi RAIL!
On and after Mar .12th 1870. Inane wl
Hut one daily (Wundsys en:mtg.!) fullo
wr*riws
Cle‘elaml
Euclid Street
d1R~!
Ravi mu
Alliance
Bayard
MEE
BE=
Wellevige
Itayrd
Allia i nce ...
Its eons. ..
Ilutl
Euclid Street
210 . 945 .11110
nom; xasi.
13:1=211
Se
Brhltreport..
Steubenville
Welles - 1115....
oehemer.
r.rttobunrb....
~iinoi~
,Water Proofs,
Chinchilla.
Cloths,
Woollen Shawls
Pliteburgb...
korbeeter
Beaver
Sruith'e Frrry
Wellffivllle SSS
Steubenville ...
lirbizeporL.. ...............
Be .
Leaves
N. rhusdelplat, MO a. m
J. MORE
DRUGGIST ,
l'reseriptiims °ireful& and Aerurtile
ly Cb»ipoineled. •
TIES lIRANDS Or ASSORTED
Mee ct IL 3cL a 1
IIIiNES AND LIQUORS;
Paints. Oils.
'DYE. STUFFS:
HEINE DM OF ALL COLORS;
GLASS, SD PUTTY;
Special atteutloo given to secare the beet quality
of limp. and lamp Trltamlnga Lanterns Sc.
A Large AssarlJaent of
TOILET AwricLits, OA l'S
PATENT MEI)IUINI4.I:4
Vain Street, Kesler Pa
t THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
, :aarlltaal 7 . l )
OROIDE GOLD WATCHES,
$l2, $l5, $2O, $25.
DURING the OVA four or five years our
Watches lave lawn so thoroughly tested,
that for appearance, style of finish, and
accuracy- , id timeleetung, the Gerard
Watches' are universally acceded to be
the best. They retain their brilliancy and
color until worn OUL
ar if after purchasing and fairly try
ing, ally tone is not fully satisfied, we will
heefullyund the money.
C.?/- They are all in Ilunting Cases,
Gentlemen's and Ladies' sizes. Every
Watch guaranteed for tune and wear, by
special certillade.
A •large assortment "Improved
thank" Chains, $2 to $B. Also. Gentle•
men's and Ladies Jewelry In great variety.
[l5 - Beware of imitations. Ostler di
rect from us or our authorized agents.
AFents and others applying for eireluars
will please enclose three cent stump for
postage.
[ll - Gtiods sent to be paid for on
delivery. Customers permitted
to examine what they order
(before paying bills,) on pay
of Express charfes both ways. '
Cam" When &X Watches are ordered at
once, we will send an extra Watch OA
same kind) free.
mar Purchasers re.siffing at sonic tbr
lance from Express offices, and desiring to
save time and expenses,ean have the gaols
sent by math by remitting (with the order)
the amount required by P. 0. Iblonky
nn
do, registered letter, draft, or check;
payable to our order, at our risk. Ad
dress.plamly.
JADES GERARD ar/CO.,
P. 0. Box 3,321, New York,
n0v23:300
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sprees
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Central 'Amender and Tirtel
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I remember a
Italento told a, few
afternoon of Thanki
do not feel sure that
every body as itd
I am afraid that it
I cannot help think
the sort of a trifle
with turkey, eeler,
It was in the Jur
on Thirty-fourth
it. It does\notArm
'how I, a stranger,
that family party.
enjoy the Koriety of
it was an net of
that permitted me t
others. We had e
had adjourned to ti
parlor. 1 have noth
so lusllrat conversatl
after dinner. W heti
gestion absorbs all
nr fot some other t
it generally falls out
talk ever so brilliant
but they will hardl;
the first half-hour
so it happetosi that
ty fell to looking
some to turning
photograph alhur
using the stereo
part, I was stat
In a dark cornet
I mull not hay
its purpose If I t.
reality I was thin
company of my et
hundreds of miles
tiny; that I could •
"What are
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She was a rathei ~ :lug,
girl of sixteen, hut, as _ ._ wed,
very much devoted to her. parents.
At this moment she vas running her
hand through her f4her's hair,while
he was rousing lunstaf from his
revery to answer he question.
"Thinking of theold Thanksgiv
ings, which were s different from
anything we have' bre. They were
the genuine thing aliese are only
counterfeits."
- "Come,:tell us Mot them, please."
This title it was A:lie Bolcom, the
older girl, who spte 2 And we all
gathered round tie Judge.. For I
notice that when Uvemation does
revive, after that 'fled of silence
that follows dinnert is very attrac
tive to the whole Mpany, and In
whatsoever place Weeks out, there
is soon a knot of ;crested listen
ers.
"I don't Just re think of any
particular story °New England
Thanksgivings thavould interest
you," said the Judi •
"Tell them abouuldah's mince
pie," said Mrs. Bab, as she looked
upront a copy of 'Utter she had
been reading.
I cannot pretendive the story
which follows &mein the Judge
words,' for it is ti years since I
heard it, but as ny as I can re
member it was as tws :
There was a younwyer by the
name of John Harpractising law
here in New Yorktnty odd years
ago. His father I not very far
away front my t. John had
graduated With lu, had studied
law,,and had the :fortune to en
ter immediately It partnership
with Nis law peer. Ex-Gov.
Blank.. So raged(' he pursued
his studies that to years he had
not seen his eounlnne. I think
One reason why it, not cared to
visit it was tha *mother was'
drud, and his enter was mar
ried and living hem Take the
"woman folks" of house and it
never seems mac home to a
young . man. •
But now, as :fsgiving Day
drew near he res,to give Idin
self a brief releal the bondage i
of books. He tointtner Butt he
wanted to go limn week. Bel
said lie wanted his father and
the boys, anti ter, who kvas ,
coming home at the, but that I
he specially wanride old Bob
to the brook once nd to milk
Cherry again, Jue how it felt
to he a former ts
"John," said lawyer, "be
sure you fix match with'
tonne of these coeds; no man
Is fit for anvlid he is well
married, and yithe able with
economy to sill'wife. Mind
.vou get one of buntry irisg
These paste and 'people here
aren't fit fora yarwho wants
a woman."i
' , Governor," tmung lower,
laying his boots ~v up on top
of a pile of law-lif to encour
age refleetionthytis hand the
advantage atitad of the In
clined plane. IC I don't
know anything ly girls. I
have given myslbooks. But
I must have a i!ls literary
like myself,--otain under
stand Emerson,lec."
The old lawyd- - "John.tt
he answered, "t it istake you
can make Is to Cell= just
like yourself 4 - 1 uu don't
want to m arry p head but
her heart." _
John defendeiji, and the
Gqvernor oniAll that he
would be cured Per or later,
and the sooner t
The next mot had a let
ter from Ids al! of It ran
a i o. ; ii n t iu l t d' e tv t o otren w t h at ec'u l t r e: sni : n h e—ni t iu ti fti ei .‘ g vu t t ' o pt g h h r a r i i lt i n n LI
know. She tut quotes
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Goethe, and t Emerson.
Of course she 'hat I am
up to, but you to capit
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then home to receive the paternal
-blessings.
g Not that Mrs.. Amanda
oiiittPitid the paternal hiessin
lefititt, view in tier trip. Shell
brought with her a very dear friend,
1111 s Janet Dunton, the accomplbdall
leacher in'theMt. Parnassus Female
Seminary.- Why Mb* Ja net Denton
came to the country with her friend,
she could hardly have, told. Not a
word had Mts. Holmes spoken to her
on: the sutiect ,of the _ matrinumial
echente.• , She would have resented
trkt illusion to Web a project., Sla 3
kould have repelled any,insinuation
that had ever dreamed thatemarrlage
,was desirable under any.soiwelvable
eirtunstaneek, It is a, way we have
of teaching girb to Lie. , NV e educate
them to Latch husbands, 'Every su
per-added accomplishment is put on
with the distinct understanding that
its sole use)* to make the goods more
mirketabte. . We get up panics, we
go to watering-placeame buy dresses,
we tarnish our houses,- to
• help our
girla to a good match: -And thekw k e
:leach them to abhor the *wild w • -
tdneas of ever confessing the great
desire that nature and education have
Combined to make the chief longing
of thelehearts. We train them to lie
to themselves; to be 41if30 with every
body on this subject; "no" when they
mean" yes ;" to deuy an engagement 1
when they are dying to boast of it.
It is one of the refinements of , Chris-
Sun civilization which we pray the
Women's Missionary Society not to
communicate to poor Ignorant heath
ens who know no better than to tell
the:runt about these things. ~-
` But, before I digressed into that
line of remark, 1 was saying that
Miss Janet Dunton - wollid have re
sented the inewl. remote suggeitlon
lof marriage. _ She often ftitred pen '
litnentally, '
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you'll find my brother a tear in
manners, I fear. I wish he would
marry. I hope you won't break his
heart, for I know you wouldn't have
him.
Mkt Dunion.—You know my
views on that subject, my dear. I
love books and shall marry nobody..
Resides, your brother's great legal
and literary attaitunents would
frighten such a poor little mouse as I
am.
And in sayin¢ thane WOrdS they
had matatizett to s.ly that John liar
low was an unsophisticated student,
and that they would run him down
between them.
Mrs. Holmes and her friend had
arrived twenty-four hours ahead of
John, turd the daughter of the house
had already installed herself as tem
porary mistress by thoughtlessly up
setting, reversing, and turning Inside
out all thazood Iltildah's most cher
rished arrangements. All the plans
for the annual festival that wise and
practical fluidal, had entertained
were vetoed, without a thought that
this young girl had been for a year
and a half in actual authority in the
house, and might have a feeling •of
wrong in, having a guest of a week
overturn her plans for the next
month. But Mrs. Holmes was not
one of the kind to think of that.—
fluidal) was hired and paid. and she
never dro w ned that hired people
Could have any interests in their
Work or their home other than their
pay or their food. Hut Ifuldak was
patient, though she confelsed that
she hada feeling that she had been
rudely "trampled all over." I sus
pect she had a good cry at the end of
the first day. I cannot affirm it ex
cept from a general knowledge of
women.
IVhen John drove up in t h e buggy
that the boys had taken to the depot
for him, his first care was to shake
hands with the deacon, who was glad
to see him, but could hot forbear ex
pressing a hope that ho - would
"shave that that -hair off his upper
lip." Then John greeted his sister
trordially, and, and was presented to
Miss Denton. Instead of sitting
down, he pushed right on into the
kitchen, where Huldah in a calico
frock and a clean white apron, was
baking biscuit for tea. She had been
a schoolmate of his, and he took
her hand eordially as she stood
there, with the bright western sun
half-glorifying her !wetland face.
"Why, Huldah, how you've
grown !" was his first word of greet-
ing. He meant more than he said,
for though she was not handsome,she
had grown exceedingly comely as
she developed into a woman.
"Undignified as ever !" said Ama
nda, as she returned to the sitting
room.
"How ?" said John. He looked
bewildered. What had he 'done
that was undignified? -And Aman
da Holmes saw well enough that It
would not do to tell him that speak
ing to Huldah Manners was not ma
sistent with dignity. She saw that
her remark had been a mistake, and
She got out of it as bed she could by
turning the conversation. Several
times during the supper John ad
dressed his conversation to Huldah,
who eat at the table with the family,
for In the country in those days it
would have been .considered a great
Outrage to make a "help" wait for
the second table. .John would turn'
from the literary conversation to in
quire of Huldah about his old play-
mates. some of whom- had gone to
the West, some of whom had died,
and some of whom were settling in
to the same fixed adherence to their
native rocks that had characterized
their ancestors.
, The next day the ladies could get
no good out of John Hallow. He
got up early and milked the cow.
Ito cut wood and carried it in for
fluidal'. Ho rode Bob to the brook
for . water. He did everything that
he had been accustomed to do when
a boy, finding as much pleasure in
forgetting that he was n man, as he
had once, found in hoping to be a.
nda's as
him, but
meeting
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bare ed the seep and grankl•thei
field "'until ho got , bock to the
eitst.r fi' , 2 i' ' • •fh:
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fele/ dame." Mont: aid talk litieht-
Itnboutt r idl • the lauthbui Atioetr: le
ercepidi and the etilaft,d( her fluency
Wasreally,distills* to a man•hot tpl-
Hiratedenough'lditiself,to bee host
nuipetileliti hetet:Buse was. For alI
her learldogileated i n tdp. INotte
'of It had lulbsteseediter own
Gbh was, briwmhw cull- of that
which tdokbad saluted, bat It hed
het bilebihwrporat •W Into' ber awn
ZOOM John did hat C
h est this, Mid
he *as i n wit int Idea .of
utturFhigu. wile of such at t tainments.
Howw. t 4
. she would donde-his friend
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Mut In love * it 'I ," .:wnstiti 1
Iwo been In kivewi .- •
ofa rarekook. kibtf - 'a
to show. Other ,-. ': ban '
have truirrled opt e stretigth'ot 9
'a feeling,' and dined At low
John really imagined that be_ rid*
love: And during Mit WOVE _
talkel and walked AO rode In tit
sleigh with Miss Duttion,"eff+ hint
mtuie up hiernlnft that be
carry this - brUlbuttetwises to NOW
Yost. But, with •firx cur
t+ ca
tiotwhethought, he would pot:off
tile (*Mittel as lohglis paaWnee If
his betirt bad been In4dot - tttentlithe
the motion would 'bat Aate. l- beeq
worth much.. flautkut la JI orttod
bresk-water agalnstminltY i Put It
Isn't, worth m u ch thgainin user spring.
tide of love, as John Harlow soon i
found.`
For toward the' end , of the week , 1
' he begun to feel a warmer feellng.for
Miss Janet. It, was hot In the• ha.
turn of things that John should walk
and talk with a pfinsunt girt a week,
and not feel something more than
his first interested desire to marry a
showy' wife. Hl.' heart began to be
touched, and be resolved to bring
things ton crisis as aoon.as potatible.
He therefore sought an opportunity
to propose. But It was hard to find.
For thoug h Mrs. Holmes was totem. i
bly ingestons, she could not get the
boys or the deacon to pay. any regaiti
to her ,hints. Boys are totally db.
pm%ed on-that question, anyhow.
and always manage to stumble- la
where any privacy is sought., Add
as for the deacon, it really !Refilled as
though he had 'somedesign In , ln.'
trotting at the critical 'moment. , ' •
I do not think that John wasneri;
twiny in love with -MitieDonton. If
he had beets, be eroukl .have..nd
meausof eommun attaga with ber.,,
-- Ike with , ,tlysis
ling-ro o m, he was giving to slipping
out into the old kitchen, where, sit
ting on a chair that had no back, and
leaning against the chienney-side, he
delighted to talk to lluldah. She
could not talk much of books, but she
could talk most charmingly of every
thing that related to the country life,
and she could ask John ninny ques
tions about the, great city. In fact,
John found that Iluldah had comer
into possession of such bids and
truth as could be reached in her nar
row life, but that she had assimilated
them, and thought about them, and
that was mote refreshing to hear her
original and piquant remarks about
the topics she was acquainted with,
than to listen to the tireless stream
of Dunton's uiteutations erudition.
And he found more delight in tell
ing
the earnest and humgry-minded
country girl about the great world of
men, and the grunt world of books,
than in talking to Janet, who was,
in the matter of knowledge, n little
&ewe, if I may be allowed the ex
pmision. And then to Huldith he
could talk of his mother, whom he
had often watched moving about thut •
same kitchen. When he hadspoken
to Janet of the associations of the old
place with ids mother's eountenance,
she answered with a. quotation' from
some poet. given in a tone of empty
sentimentality. Ile instinctively ,
shrank front mentioning the subject
to her again; but to liuldah It was
not so to talkofhismother'sgentleness
and sweetuerrs. Iluldah was not un
like her in these respects, and then
she gave him the sort of syniFithy
that dads its utterance in a tender se.
LUllee--160 much more tender than any
speech can tar. - -
lie observed often during the week
that Iluldah was depressed. Ile
could not exactly artsmut for it, un
til he notictsi something in his sister's
behavior toward her that awakened
his suspicion. As soon as opportuni
ty offered he inquired of
affecting at the SUMO time to know
nothing about it.
"I don't want to complain of your
sister to you. Mr. liarlow—"
"Pshaw ! cull me John, and as for
toy sister, I know her faults better
than yog do. , on, pre."
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"ell, it's only the she told me
that Miss Minton velum t used to eat-
Mg at the same table with scrranta,
and when one of the boys told your
:father. he was mad and ulnae to me,
and said, 'lluldith, you must eat
when the rest do. If you stay. away
from him table on account of these
city snobs I'll make a fuss on the
spot.' So to avoid a rum 1 have kept
on going to the table.
JOhn was greatly vexed with this.
Ito was a chivalrous fellow. and he'
knew how much a remark must
wound a person who had never marr
ed that domestic service had any
thing degrading lu it. And the re
sult was just the opposite of What his
sister had hoped. John paid more
attention than ever to Huidah Man
ners because she was the victim of
oppression.
The evening before Thanksgiving
Day the ladies were going to make a
visit. It was not at all incumbent on
John to go, but he wag seeking an
opportunity to carry o ff the - brilliant
Bliss Duuton, who would, adorn his
parlors when be became rich noddle--
tinguished, and who would make so
nice a head-plece for his table. And
so he determined to go with them,
trusting to somefortunate chance fOr
his opportunitr.
' Hut, sitting in s the old "best room,"
In thit dark, while , the ladies were
getting ready, mid trying to devises
way by which he might get an on
portunity tospenk with Miss Denton
„alone,
alone, it occurred to him that she was
at that time in the sitting-room wait
ing for his sister. To step -out to
where she was, and prment the case
in a few words, would not be difficult
and It inightlie settled before his ids
tercamedown-staira. The Fates were
against him, howeVer. For just as
he was about to wt on his thought,
he heard Aman da Holnie's abundant
deems sweeping down the stairway,
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7 ,:Twat an ' bekottnitivras abaft
to give hie !Helm/nisei Jhudotio 7isrea
there was • gulf wider7de, wad*.
'between them., go AO . joit7of
the best room.* the o il
_AWIr
Came in,,thmdgir.:thelcitehleaV - Thu
neightmiiefaltigrettilt wok tocellifur
flieDVlNegrAtheatt Ai : the 1 ilfititAPl!
John Alcgged• them t le MUM mul l
lie had set h is 'haul op helputigliiii
(bib make inince . .pietwas he used•iti•
WO - his mother when a••boy., Hie
slater:ma in owpair, but sho,didl4.
lity• much,. She tobA l lp . hp that, it, km
lime he`-wpm getting over.' hfit',queer
,freska.' "And the sleigh dmve off. • .
For en hoer lottterwardd ;John
mped with hisabiler's rblllirelAelld
fold stories to the boys and talkscl to
- hie father.. When a man Tice barely
masted Ong 'over Vnwti)lee he
;Ow wog like -, to • thin k 'too • much
,ahont i t•• John Ilk' not. - • ,', . •,,
!At t the little, childreu 7, :o lo
ii
lap.- Thenkl ventlesnan grew y.
end . Ired. rile boys we ' Into
the . tting-nions and wentlw A . ,',.
one
the lounge and-tool Sat:
floor Hs:MA was Justgettille
hi a ber plea.. *ha !au
hurt t John succeeded In mak
bar mOriebeerfid.
_Hp sblievlop b
=s l and went to rolling, out the
.. He thought he harfarver
seen 1• sweeter picture than the young
Orlin a clean dress and apron, with
her sleeves Veiled above her elbows.
`There was" statuesque perfection 18
her well-rounded arms. The hear of
thetteehad
.
flash
ed ber ib eekl=2
she.wis ;nl menl!3 :awk ms -In:;b- In:
Johneghted, heqirdlyknew
Why. Az ega
pfe-a- Malingers
' itouvited hem and be s-dlusli he
hadlesielsed'a jAvenie batteryet Her
lasted at HnldaN and 'Bair .8 hat
W ei. olBl "JelpresWcm' sosi•l44 4 •llBlthest
' - VoCthe first time Itinceilwed4o:
him thid'Huldsh Matinerslast excl.
red In'. WI aWhig athousand times
deeper thiti ythift 'Ate' had telt
toward .Tanbt. who now pawned to
be In 'nether Nrodik:'•Pdeotbe - liesis
lime lati Meanest , suss elas - , -bum
—, • ,
.:
s ~
• ' - " ' ''
asa to (a. ...di you
lieve it ? ) tryleg to fifty, and In any
great struggle a true soul always
finds something very like prayer in
his heart. •
The fpeling of love mayexist with
out at thcting the attention elite pee
sessor. It had never occurred to
John that he could love or marry
Huidah.—Thus the passion had
"grown all the more powerful for not
being observed, and now the unseen
tire had at a flash nppenred us an all
tronsuming one.
Turning back, he stood without
the window, in the .shadow, and
looked through the glass at the trim
__voting girl at work with tier 'tits.
In the modest, rtetful face he rend
thestory of a heart that had carried
great burdens patiently and nobly.
Whitt a glorious picture she was of
warmth and light, framed in dark
ness. To his heart, at that tuoment,
alt the light and warmth ofthe world
centred in lluidah. All' the world
besides was loneliness and darkness
and drizzle and .siush. His. fear of
his sister and his friends seemed base
and cowardly. And the more he
'looked at this vision of night, this
revelation ofpeaceand love and light,
the more he was determined to pos-
SOW it. You will call him precipi
tate. But when aIL a man's ability
is on one side and all his meanness
on the other, why hesitate? Besides,
John Harlow had done more think
ing In that half-hour than most men
'do in a month.
The vison had vanished from the
window and he went in and sat
down. She had, by this time, put in
the last pie, and was sitting with her
head on her hand. The candle Hick
, ered and went out, and there was on
ly the weird and ruddy' firelight. I
cannot tell you what words passed
between John and the surprised Hui
' daft, who had thought hint already
betrothed to Mks bunion. I cannot
tell what was said in thotight of that
tire; I don't suppose - Harlow could
tell that story himself.
liuktah asked that he should not
say anything about it till his sister
was gone. Of course John saw that
she asked It for his sake. But his
own cowardice was glad of the. shel
ter.
,Next day a /traitor of John's
(*hom I forgot to mention before)
came home from colltsice. Mrs, _llOl
- Intsband arrived unexpectedly.
Aunt Judith, with her Melly, came
over at dinnerAime,so that there was
a large and merry party. • •Two hearts
at least joined in the deacon's
thanksgiving before dinner with
much fervor.
At the table the dinner was much
admired.
"Huldah" said Janet Dutton,,l like
your pies. - I wish I could hire you
to go to Boston: Our cook neve
does so well." '
John saw the well-aimed shaft hi -
den under this compliment' and all
his manhood rallied. As soon as he
could be sure of himself he said !
"You cannot have Hu!dab ; she Is
alittuly engaged." • . • •
How's that?" said Aunt Judith. •
"Oh ! -I've secured her servims,"
said John.
"What!" said Mrs Holmes, "en
gaged your—your—your help before
you engaged a *lre!"
"Not at all," said John; engaged
my help and my.wile in ono. , I hope
that fluidal* Manners will be Hui
dab Harlow by chid:stoles." ,„
The Deacon, dropped his knife and
fork and dropped - Ms lower Jaw: end
stared.
"Wayl llowt WhalVdtd
you "
• • •
...j say Gabe!. that, this . good girl
Iluldah is to be my wife."
"John!" gasped the old Man, get
! tine to his feet and reitehing across
the table, "you,ve got plenty °twos°
if you do wears moustache! God
'bless you, my boy; there ain't no
better woman here nor In Novi York
nor anywhere than Helldal). God
blew; you both:' i Was afraid you'd
taken different rondo though."'
• "Hurrah for Can' Huklah and our
I John," said George Harlow, the eel
' lege Do - hand his brothers joined Min.
11 % 4
11.41=ntintaltriii
i It Math email gones tiv egai. wings
- Mutilffl ruAtt,i4 ', etw
thee behlpti ;no my of
whe ' effhetln)f s trt 'ria.4.4*Ottrire dlllsil
J 1 4, n 0 1 te. ,, .. ~.. l•rit•t• ati.r•l VC. el *Mr.
• - t - er - - - r -- ew- or,. • Piro* gift
' 1 mem wii7 1 64 . " 1t
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Ailtiparit=rdeltel , -11110 Tour-
In ot i o dr.,..: st sist-in 1 '
t .... .r:..t 4)..91 - .1-4%,-......1 Y itt.. A bit
nertitaileiblYing 07102: , -.1* ~1
a matt date. dev uu tVAt
eistrsinjhe . • I /Ltd
. ,
iittilt Ir'petpetrature; •I : WetWiten
torlw iday-oecurresseiat theyneWnl k‘.l
leg d!in Of that 70 thefrianget,•:l,
*MllPAkin al gig , • P unI V E P•4,I:.I:I
.eriPed-UnStO 0. 10 ,1 • e r
oneinstance, ie til chtiv,• IN lint Wile-' 11 .K9
lit the **edam'. watt pulithdho,-1,41 •
Here Walker:Shale itundOri, ''.,,
thg was n Pittsburgher nu u
,P4Mder, whom he Awl, sled n_ o
streettofloutsvinei • - i•• • ' 31 :4 " 7
Thesiory o r n em . yilher Va t . V . „
inaielaff,would fill vOlth4 le t HIS , r_,-1
wal ti tragedy ; ithearter tricked J::-
. 00, bum& , trwentlyvysetra :an /MOM ).2 ••••
ago Here Walker, Oen skrearuftli.t tt I
man. bticuutklnVul red Mt -ad agraY
`at Bal. Wlrnatme,housN'hi t tlikiwitstilz - %-$
1 wesilnie t of' the. city kruf Akitleibikt; •• •
McOmead In deltrisraltscraemaa in,. ;
.
as. was alkscetl.: Next he Mr/V 4 iiailittl•t• , ...i
ai as oue uf u.petete to arrtt, i sMtlth .
vicilabm alibi; iaw , and Urbino' I,t- ,
.. tog its this capticitiertifibt' And' tilled ,',''
John. Nader. a rlvernuut,.ifehhoraet.-.1,1i
caned la I&Z,-,on. Jefforsua Agadir:. _ /
nen. Preston. The i amo y . tuit.: i
...,
and a brlgher haira itt i hear
Oallausti or at i4ml .
FAlward Shipp wa k la7V one or '
Here's party and 1 1 1 'Wage' wtts ' '
seriously' teminded.. , He sabsequaalb-• • ~
ly mede'auturnswesatpe.tr,Hit Was itt.,. •..
Fa i r t e'r P AT I ZI t e .t r ll ri eel lll42 ' . ' le '
esiphdri to Wier ids boat; maw we i !S ti p- • . .1
Win refused: •o•lreas itrawv.ida'platgl ,
aid abate, the.elighltl: 3 Ws4. i
boot
ills gum*. e ere* .
taught Here and Woul d'‘ ttajii i te !tmj ,-;
hum Vibe eiptithi hadtnifinT • ,I
and!rmlleredblareltatwo.i ' mut i• 4 ?.
Trended &mutat Lyon Iftignkw. "Thu , , ~
I kat affair tudi k OUP Wilt,Was cbarg e t •
on' Hem Cli n a er wad in &dee of 2 .'
the Hflrlft ily; lends tkiinty.. 'There
was a= between teembertuttfribel.t .
Ms,, •
Ei Od ap a tiblal"lt ane ret . l .
,i
hatlishrl *Piths wittedertof tkelletof-„, ;t
,tpeltlibr...abetywarteillppti_t-ttr
011thu h r tit PIA. htt191,4•Z,V.. 1
esaalki an At At .
tlaio 1 1 After . ithrell'etutittett Mite, &
and marrieth istliilestaiAtorttettlith. , r
About time lose:of Atte.trark lehfsP...bP:iu
was VoWinglP4A WI% Vel ,C2Pn - Ir.
try, a. band of cut-tbroatS eup ma' I
murdered 'hiwi t '.shootintr- oaf lite‘ I
tralat• He did mike !trod, yathe tots, r•
the twit:. Lf klard.Waikelt $l4 111 MPH q. ,
.ar biced is. .04 .1 : 04 . . d gl ii tri * . l '
ye *
CiiiiiidAtf TC, , - 01 , 5;3 mends: . ; 1
and nett forgot a favor.: .
Why Married Persona Live .Lon.
teat,, _
hall; in nub of •himoxnullent•
"Ilealth Tructs," . givei the renewing.
reisun.why murrnige Ls (AVM - able to
Micah: Bachelors- are always in n
state of unrest; 'they feel unsettled.
If 'lndoors after - supper, there. la ..
sense of aolitarintne, inducing a sad
nem, if not no actual melancholy,
with all their 'depressing influenees ;
and many, ninny hour, in thecenn;e ,•
of the'yettr; am spent to gloomy Mae- • •
tivity.; which is adverse .to agcssi
digestion and a vigorous and healthy
circulation. Ails own chaMbei or '
those being .o Uninviting, the hache
lor is inelined to seek - . diversion out.
side, in suppers with friends; in clubs, .
-which are introductories to intern.
perufwe and licentiousness or to those •
more unblushing associations, which, • ,
under the cover of darkness, hull to •
speftly ruin of heultis• and morals;
and 'when these are gone, the way
downwards to an untimely grave Is •
rapid and certain. .On the ..other•
hand, marriage lengthens a- inan's
life, by its making, home inviting ,tl3--- .
the softening Influence whiph It hum
upon theckaracter and thealft;ctions;
by the cultivation of ail the
.better.,
feelings of our natare,, and in that
proportion saving us ttotn vim' and
crime. Them eans be no healtinnl
developement of; the physical fano-
lions of our nature without marriage;
it is ueet-ssary to the perfect wan for
divinity has annonneett that it It
"not good for Iliadic; to he ularie."
'Starring° gives a laudable anti hap..
py object in life.; tint provisions for
wive; and children, their present
comfort and future welfare; the en
joylnent In witnessing their happf
neSS, and daily and hourly partici- , •
pants in affectionate interchange of
thought, and sentiment, and sympa
thy; these are the considerations
which antagonize sorrow, and Ugh ten .
the burdens of life; thus, 'strew,lng
flowers and mist ing sunshine nil fitting
its pathway.
N'oltarie mid • "The more married'
men you have, the fewer cams there -
will
be. .Murriage renders a man
more virtuous und incite wtse'. An'
miniarlied man is but half or ix par.
' feet being, and it requires the other. _
half to ruake•thinvi rigbi s ; and .it,
catnnetApit expected • that in this lm
perfect state ho can keei) t ttr:tight
path of 'rectitude any ' Mciref 'than' a'
boat with one oar am keep a straight.
Course. In nine case r out of ten,
where married men become drunk
ards, or where they commit
against' the peace ef the (immunity;
the finindation of these fits was laid t
while in a single state, or-where the
wife is, as is sometimes the ruse, an
unsuitable •mateh.'i Marriage gives
him a centre for his 'thoughts, his
afftetions, and his acts. Ilere is a
!mum for the entire idan; and' the
counsel, the affections, the example,
and the interest bf his 'better hair
keeps him from tarratie coons's, and
1 Mau falling into a thousand tempta
tions to which he wombd otherwise be
rtioarrisheruige;miltrthyht?7,lll:ll:enfn..d t he Mend'
hs , of' d
What ever may peseta of,l'olialln's
theology, his statement onthe 'Mar
riage 'question • is certainly correct.
Stalistfeirprore that a largo majority
of ourerina inals,State prison eenVicti.
etc., am: unmarrieci. • Think of. tlds
young man. and if you %Nish to (*ape •
all that, is Ind, try to rennin iffirtnets•
ship with a good ''woinan , cuttlwybu •
willibe'recure:• , -- • i ••• ;
—"There is, but. ouo.good 41te In
this knen",", said efergyttutni-in the
couitad'of his Bermo ll
'looked expeetantt-:-Yantk, every
married ..mart thipka,hcea g54 - ,her,'
added-the minister.
• —Charies— . "Tell me' ;Lauri, why
that =due,. .?why that
look acme? 'lliny,hips ~ that
took or leatineiithy face wag wont
to wear?" Laurti—AtllliTlV:4• 414 we.
ta*to dtmembler well , tnyistoo. may
wear ,it flown, for Pre loamy largest
hairpin,• and my-ehliituote?i coating
down."
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