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Tra. 13134DFOILIs , 117.1 , UBTrIn in .publtsbed nVery
Vain eds; 310ruit t g by S. W. ALVOLD at Two Dollars
l'cr snout ,, in advance. -
go- Adcertislug in all cages exclusive of subizrip
than to the oper.f •
SPECIAL NOTICES trisartod at rrrrian ClXTliper
line for first insertion, and Fees OF-Vill pet line for
subsequent insertions. , r
LOCAL NOTICES, same style as reading matter.
TWENTI CLlglif a line.
ADVE.B.TISESIENTS 1 , 43 inserta'actordlng to
he following table of rat(
ltif .1 4v. 1 2m I 5w I itimq Isr
inch 61.50 &tee I 5.00 I 6.01) I 10.00 I,s 15
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Yearly 3(tvertlseie are entitled to quarterly changes.
Transient advertisements mart he paid for in advance.
- MI Resolutions at keganatintis ; c.loinnannications
"halted rn• 'tnlivjEluai interest. WA notiecs of Mar
el vies and Deaths; ezeeedivg five; Ines, are ctlarged
eas garra.per line.
Ph e teavine a larger circulation than vll
th oapera in the connty combined. alateei it the best
.td , ertisine. medium in Northern. Pernisylvania.l
PION fING of every kind.' in Plain and Fancy
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VOLUME XXXJV.
PitOFESSIONAL OARDM
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Towanda; -
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Pint , Strnists, opporits Parter'it Drag Bore.
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Sunor4,,N. Mee over-Dr.:II. C. 'Port.:7 , r Eon
k. Co.'s Drug Store.
G. -MORROW . , PurstclAN AND
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the citizens. of Warren and. vicinity'. Residence
first lionse'nortn• of J. F.. Cooper' s, Store. Warren
CP Om. Pa. • apllBl2 ly
DRD.STANLEY, DENTIST,
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successor to Dr: Weston. •Ckflico In Patton's
Mock. up stairs. Matti Street, Towanda. Pa. Ail
t- , ,,ds of pints sror* n aparinity. 15n.15"79
DSAT R
. WOODBURN, Physician
and finvenon, Odlee over Wickham k Madre
Crockery..stnre. -
Towanda. Hay 1. 1872..1y.
TOYLE:k 11tt' PHERSON.. Arroß-
N'TS-AT;LANN. TONiZIIII, Pa. Will {tics protnpt
ettrntion to all titatters entrusted to 'their charge.
Orphans' Court businsss a sr ectalty.
W..FOTLE. Intay2l'73l • , ' s- I. WP/lEZESOII.
T.T - B,ajTs F.; AN, ATTORNEY
L AND cormsimion sr raw, Towinds, Ph. Par.
ticnlar attention paid' to business in Ole Orphans'
Court. • fi d - ljnly 24. Tr,
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ford County), Troy, Pa. Collections mad 6 and prompt
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a over Wickham k Blacra, Towanda. Pa.
Teeth in.‘ert.:.d on Gold. Riieer, Rubboc, and Minn
nit= 111 Teeth extracted without pain.' 0c23,7
Air DILL & CAL - 17F, l'irronsETs
..LT /- AT-LAW, Towan - da,
Ti. J. MADILL, J. CALIFTI
Office in Wona'a Elect, list deer 6Giah. of Fit
National Bank. up stairs. ;au 8.73-14.
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to eV. gfillt. ,SlMci3l attention givenlto bugineßp
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sought Him , . )._
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Vilt His hanits to His neck and so blessed the
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ant willing to•lal.iorl
for i,ts advancement. Yts, it is for,
von, f.iisti.‘rs home work,' 0 ,
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this Matter; we should each do onr
part to alleviate the Flls2l l , ' Uft of hu-1
inanity ; gather into • our circle asi
as possible; help swell l ithe list ff
Ot rianies which rosy rolling; 1
l 7 c,. the tide of inteinrei . :alee. that
thre.ztens to. entirely, iLvitstate our
nort arom•ti the powvrs'
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sites, yea and I kilow, and all the
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charity, itra i l d I.lace them On au (quid:
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Pcr;_ll4 :Ile 11:e " weidt
ti y , fi-ld of tomp i ritilee, t o
,
L. lifted
tliur • erj''' •.0 I 1•0 tpv
ZEE
t . '? a -,~ ~,.
~ i ,
Ir_c:'.ll\i_:;
joolj. 11-°
t:) iliteleper/ O r( '
IVith
•I:rari; N'.' l;.
ii g h4 "f tli•it day wiien we
slsall hi:ow of a trod, ; liat pare erys
tar:catr-r i•i-tlizig from its thousituds ),iv
R Y
of Twin.talus, with oilier iiistitthielit
btaio 1/,')l
MEM
MOE
r, 1 V
o rank«
'Vill
1,371.
th.:...v.-ine has riatle. .
- di )1
The 4v; :en of to.thcc s' and h:ght-i- k voi
IT' the Ot.imation cf it.e virr't - i :hail a . il
. 6 . r ii •^ A • ."- this l
~..i. any o hi. ag.., prior to Late. s„: e
The reti,;.6n why she ,, rceeives t lit.:-e .i,
high 1;,.(:' , i0r,-; i,:- 1, -an.:2 she - ..:is in bay
'
toe la,i pi irt,r of a c ii'ii:- is corm" ; op i
e‘lai.itted, ri tined kinl'aceouiptisia d. ~o e
ner. - iii!thieno , : is fel , iv t:', cry depart-
~... A7
~..,,.:, .1, 11--,. i,iiti ilia.. 6 too, fur -the i luo
i i',.--. • :-:i-;: d': of society. :!see..,vatela.si Lis
r-i,i :1 i' t-• ,i,,liciti.vio p oi an angel the To ,,
t frct-,-,- , _.:_i itf,.. pnr..insi by the lured Id ~
o- , es w , ,-... g.ither aronnd ht-r fireside. 1 i,
The 4igh.:' of her ra , ral teachings i t 4,
fart. l .): in the greate-t minds of our ~
6 i:ra t t y, and that, too, for our cowl- i f >t
try's good. To her vast and'acknowl
ed accumulating power to do good,
no liits are act, not ,even to be
heard from :he rostrum, Yot . . the
ibliait',le,s 1-, ,- auty of her life, amt the
i in0:1.t.4 ; , .:, , iiiry that.. res:s upon her
I trot:, Hr0.', , ;:.3 lir,i laust, profound hoLu.-
1 iv,,e-iinci -r-rioration of mankind, and
-'hl ice: her dowri-dtatp in the ain't!'
[ions of the- , it, the pure,' and the
g e '
.
g ,od. The nation's hope rct,-.., upon I L
likr , ar.l. course in shaping. and di- bee
n il l -
.1 ,1 .
• rt.cting the in!
,ertal energies of i the : mot ,
.‘.: 0 till g. Yon find 14r in all the Chan- to u
; nuls;ek life, willing to do, act, and
are
work fur tale; benefit of others. 'She ' am.
stand 3 to-day with hundreds' of-;alt 1,
thou-ands of .1.1E.r sex-, minibered in A
the grand temperaLce army . of onr Ault
1.‘.L.t1; h.tt:ling for tens: f•nincii, tintb., s h ou t,
r4) . ;l! .‘ i j: ! ,:;',c., pui-its, litt l , I ;:llgion ; - ,i ni
A 1 ) 4 . 7 in:r Illt_iii,iiti wintolne v.ays, ,
zareding am WC\ ward who are pur 'i ~,,.
suing T.1.i0 downward course to ruin,
she ' n ' i li a) E ,.
and pOintlng them to a higher mor- , u r ea nor,
• - I "'--,
TB.
-;et r
MI
I I.T'l
a?trz~ c o:a
o F. AYFEtH!
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•
IN
etettgb: inetry.
DETON:I JO;iDAN.
—Jutiquin
ISTC =tang. ';
i* ,
! - -
Lr4li3l3ed by Pa traz
A TEMPT,RAINOE (TIERING,
;-;
111
NM
1
1 i
Wit.; 1
nilitY. a purer life; where amid chaste
literatnre, birds, flowers, music, and
the pleasurable scenes of domestic
life, man's highest and noblest espi
rationa' may be realized; and such at
tractions may becpm'e the mean of
jd reeling the erring one in that path
y whieh is slr wn with the rich
g ms cif a' glorious immortality. This
i woman'sprer gative weinan's
ri ht. 1
She Stands to-day enshrined in the
h •artspf the people, cherished and
p otectied- : by the people, surrounded
b , a Wwer.Of fragrant moral 13eya
ti s.
,She - splealrs'in tones which may
IC t be inistalren by the rum-despoiler
o homes : " Thou shalt not rob me
o my loved ones !" And with pray
e which move high heaven, she
letds the way to. national redemp
ti n arid salvation of her millions
( c
s'Or in inebriation. They• turn and
b bold kite prestige of her name—
Eh y sc-'n the world - all ablaze with
l'i i
th glo'ry of her virtues; and they
jo n in the grand acclaim : " Alcohol
is eadl the nation is free; the pe.o
pl :Are Saved !"
If j',,
• •••••:-.
.
THE IBIGHT KIND OF A WIFE•
PVI -------
: W h Lit I came to Now York, a few
_...
ears ago,..piv wife said tb , ltii - one
-_
norning : - F--f
_,...--.'
" Isr4l, we must lia<- . _ a home Of
rttown;"
rd . -0 f r "Charity, it's just impossi
bile hain't the means.
iid she, "Isra.l, we Lain't the
meting td pay the rent that the peo
plel[chare, 'that's quite clear."
;:lie bd i gan washing up the break
far _
•
. _
Lst thiri , s, and off I went to duty.
It flit. bvenier , Charity's - aid to me,
0
:: We, FIA down to supper, " Israel, I
a'v boqght, a lot."
I sp.rang up_from my eliair saying,
Yu's'o bought What?'
~
_ _ .• _
".1 171" sa:.d:slle.
" A. lotr says I.
i. %. ht v says she.
Vell,l said' I, and I sat down
4a n, and she went fur the tea and
ise tit. NV.hen J. came to, I said to
iy wife
, fI. "Just_ explain yourself.
..
ha ity. ii
" htnight a lot," said she. " Dr.
10(11 n3'o the fifty' dollars down are
ttiF•faeteiy, and the mortgage may
.i.
in at Six. per cent: Twenty feet
pnt, ond, hundred feet deep—two-
tot sand i
. 1
feet—at ten cents a Toot,
ye mndted dollars. Fifty paid, and
ne iundred and fifty due.''
- . -
Int, C I harity, dear, how about
E w b`pase."
11 right, _l've made a
tct ivith .Chips Caings ;
, Oidd autl fence, fiftcen bun-
Itnallfry."
!;!.tritv !•'
Ell==EM
1 ----. i
iaritiy, Rre y011 " --
II
o•ancil, eh ? No, nit it bit."
no - hu ndred dollars cash when
L i ,
Iss f...letii is gi'ven"—
" • nt, Charity,”—
"!•_i' (.4) alminute. You know, Isra
i l'.'t can in(A - er get our large bureau,
r Our high poht •Liecis.t(%aci, nnr our
•
rge Feertary, ilor .our wardrobe,
to tlint.l little , four room house.
liat7; 'eh:fir, tiiii't it ? ..
"A "(.-11?I' .
"Vl' 01, 41613, NIV.II s ll then all,
eT
_u ialneeeds Will meet these two
stl avn - entg,"
"E: uetly with a little dill'-r•-
cc, 'nay 11)(."
‘`.l) lollsee ?"
"D't haw can we dr, without_these
tiel ?"
"A- casv as -you will, -do without
Tars; as i,asy.as you will be your
arbe'r and bootblack; a's easy
we' I both take our breakfast with
J: Ln if-c - 011ar hotter; as easily as Ili
,icfn ill iy winler l iclotbes carry nic,
r € Q next - winter; as easily.as
- ou through nice and genteel
,kin; uii th.c : - -Arric principle; as
div .ts
EMMA
‘S CO-F:4 (.11) Without a
an( liifijitcap,
, air, tickets, and—"
!te+.l';-„' old plow.worm
Suppose we should
ionli tkese things, and I should
de d I:)etorc , it is paid ; where
ni :I;rllicimc-- 2 my Charity's home
to thou r . ..
' Oh, you can got your life insured
1 make that all safe."
`Daling, hero's with you 1"
[ no - er (-ignared debts oft so soon.
'0 h indrtd, and fifteen hundred,
,ke revcintcens - hundred, and one
itdrt d and fifty . cash off, paid by
ilea ds Of this surplus ifurniture
Nos liftifen hundred - and fifty.
tv d )11arp a month pays that off
—no ito!t. in thirty-one month?, be
t:se., nbi interest and insurance
i-Inet ts put it off somewhat, and
la% -ti trul a couple of , commis
its I-: ol it:running longer, say for
i, 0 furs, and. then we :pace a
:in , . :: o!ur - ovirn, every foot Of it
rth t:fiv cents, making a clear
in ti eil,ght hundred dollars, and
-
tno. , tc.ll it. We
it' bilnie n a bonie—
r. ; linsbana who never
ati brought him down Lo far
cibut Lis own wife denied
fiCl-tt 'rtate, or hoped to lift him
We h;svo three childreu,
vitoott lye ;tre proud, -and"—
MEM
Wb love':' .
•
I h. via just been thinking tha
"Not ling more is needed, Israel."
"Let taie say it out, dear. If ycu
were
.'oelS,- single, how I'd like to
court y n over again."
Not flir long, for I_would drop
plump ;up - your arms at the first
time feri &king." Alid Charity suit
-I}li
' dole it° the word.
" It's all, no dotiilt, very natural
you , g
men-to love the girls," said
,
Ltd, "Lint no girl was half .so lova
as tlis young,wife i :Who has given,
'a than half the years' of her life.
lake rue happy; and leading me
out of ' the way of folly
and our 'darling babieis
a sii
ike ier. -
nd (,harry broke iu Iyith an
mil) at ic that little Abel
from his chair
1 411(A -tin' are "
MEI
t .--.., 4 :, ,
,
TOWANDA,' BR DFORD COUNTY, PA., FEBRUARY 19, 1874.
•—•
young ia(iy lot;es leer beau;
ell"ui_u; up Iltr UAW," but no
, Itnoo hvilt) taln , to a WO drat
UTV
REGARDLiCSR, OP DESUZIOILTIOR PROM AMY QMill
-LETTER FRON WASHINGTON.
• Wimn _ 7/
ioioN, Fa). 0, 1871.
The Weather Equalization of • Currency—
Equnlization of 'ficiuntu —The Franking Prie
ilege—Cicil service—The Public Debt. State
ment-4106rd of Polio Works Investigation
—Clatianittee on ;Ayprojwiationt; The *Veils-,
ury Contingent Fund—Herluction cf the Cler
ical Force— Retrenclanent and the Cirii Sun
dry Bill.
With the exception of last week's
snow-storm, the winter, so far, htid .
been remarkably pleasant; and while
the almost entire absence of any
thing like cold has been exciting the
wonder ot every one, it has appar
ently b'een as greatly enjoyed.. In al
most every direction the streets and
avenues have presented a constant
stir and excitement; At the Capitol,
unusual crowds have been daily in
attendance; and the galleries of the
House and Senate have, been almost
constantly occupied with both inter
ested and disinterested spectators.
• The legislative events. and discus
sions of Congress-have not, however,
been'of a very. interesting 'char icter.
Beyond. the 'consideration of _the fi
naneialliiestion, over 'Which a great
many theories have been : advanced,
there hasrbrit little of interest trans
pired. To determine .upo'n a proper
line of policy, with regaato the fi
nancial interests of the country, ap
pears to be a matter not so easily
rived at; and, so far; it has occupied
almost .the entire attention of Con
gress. While the West is clamoring
for a greater expansion of the circu
lating medium, I. ! he East, which has
over what is required
‘ for business, a
heavy surplus loCkeetip in canits, is,
at the same time,.deinaudityr a cor 7
responding contraction. A greatet,
scarcity of money, with advanced
rates of value; better snits their in
terests; while the West;' on the other
hand, is complaining a want of
currency sufficient for ordinary Lit.L;i
ness purposes,
During the financial debate, which
dragged along so wearily, it appears
that the Senate Finance. t connnittee
were actively' at woili . ; and on Tues.:
day last authorized the introduction
in the .Senate of a bill intended to
relieve the present financia) distress,
and produce, if possible,, a bett(r
equalization of the bank note circula
tion. In conjunction with the .bill
anthorizad by tl committee, Sena
tor Sherman, of Ohio, presented a
bill prw:iding also for a redistribu
tion of the national bard: circulation.
The introduction of thcSe l funneial,
ph - position:7, °initiating from the Fi—
nance Committee, gal'e, at the'
Solens of the S'enate ratherr i an invol
untary start; but their somewhat ag-,
itafed nerves were soon qUieted by.
the soothing . influences of the bank
rupt bill, which quickly full wed, and
wider which they quietly settled back
again into their accustomed' attitude
of sober conVeniplation. -
The Senate Military Committee
have reforred to a stib•committee the
promised eqqalization of bounties to
sailers in the late war, With instruc
tions to prepare a bill embodying
the views, of the committee in the
premiseS. It is probable that, the
text of the bill introduced in the
House at the last- session,lcill be fol
lowed in preparation of P!1.1(:',': meas
ure, that prop.osed an allowance of
eight dollars and-a third per month
for the time of service, making, how
ever, a dedtiction for all moneys Vith
erto received on this account: In all
You
the acts of Congress by which:Wan
tyhas bccia -paid, there is none that
approaches so nigh all egali?,ttion of
bounty as this. _Under the presElit
acts,in force; a certain portion are
excluded altogether. There is cer
tainly no good reaon why the wid
mVs and, heirs of soldiers who lost
their lives } t in thelbri , e, six and nine
tn , )nthS! service slionld not be , etni;
fled to hounty as v. - ell as those Who
enlisitca for n:greate.r c period of time.
Since the clus l 3 Of thdriloellion there
has been no 5e.4...;i0n Of Congress in
which the iinestion oil bounty bee not
bum agitat6l; and it, will 'doubtless
be enntinned until tlie pissage
this bill or some one , similar is e
feeted.' A fair and impartial dealing
with at-partic3 Would seem to de
mand its enactment. The drain up : .
on the United Sates Treasury would
not be as great ati many at first
thought might anticipate.
The bill passed by the House Com
mittee on Postei Offices and Post
Roads, providing for the revival of
the franking priNnlege in a modified
form. Las been made the special m
iler for Tisuri74lay,of next week. - It
was the intention to bring the House.
to ah immediate vote on the propo
t4ition; but the abseneb of the chair
eeiu of the Post Office Committee in
d le, q 1 a change in the plan. Those
bieedly to the bid reported, deem
the decisive majority by which it was
assigned an early day fur considera
tion and iudication Of its tiltimate
passage; but it is oppocel by the
Post r. :}l.ester General, who argues
that sufficient time has not elapsed
to fully prove the benefits accruing;
from it total a4audournent.
members who are friendly to the
measure, have, it is said, piepared
speeches fOr deb - very, when the mem
are becomes the order of the day.
The Civil service humbug• has
last t xple(led. Failing 46 bring
about the polo iCal millbeium which,
during the pat twelve months we
were repeatedly told was about to
dawn upon
,the counti y, bill. has
been imrodUced in the Hothe
relieves the -ho trd of Sehooltnas,ers
of their grave and solemn duties, and
places the patronage of. the govern
ment back intO the h Inds of the peo
ple:. The long Wrings of curious
puzzles and catechisms with weich
they, were - woit to badger the apdli
cant -fur placie or promotion Will
doubtless soon be placed among the
curiositiektuni rilics of the past, soon
-to be tooVed -upon - as 'something be
longini , to; he dark ages, and to be
come features of no ordivary,interest
to the students of antiquarian
The public debt siatenient.jurit, Is
sued shows that the increase since
Jan. 30;1873, is al little over nine
and a half millions. It also
.showS.
that a reduction of 'nearly two mill
ions was made during the piidt Month.
This is a much better situation of at
fairs.than was generally anticipat.4l;
and, with the retrenchment that Gm
grcss is evidently determined to make,
there heed be no' serious - appr,4ien
; sions entertained of any natural: in
crease of talEntirAL
Just at this particular time, if we
may judge from the frequent meet-1
logs that are being held, the oppo-:
nents• o,f public improvements are
having what might . he called a hap-
Dy time. Having succeeded, by their
mernorials,• in getting Congre to
!appoint a committee to 'investi'gate
the ;transactions; 'of the Board of
Public Works, we conclude. IV the
resOlutions and speeches which' they
are mal ing, that they rare hairi]gt a
sort - of love-feast over their 'sorrows.
To; retard and abstract the growth
and prosperity of the city appears tO
be{ the sole aim and object of certain
parties who maybe totinted among
its wealthiest citizens,nnd who, with
estentatiouS charity,.make large do
nations to.4hurches,nrtgalleries and
widows' homes. In their persistent
opposition to anything and every
thing thatdoe& not carry about
the. ear -marks
the old Bourbon rah],
era of France, of whom it was gait],
"they forgot nothing and they learned
nothing." .
From thep recent transactions
the House Committec'on Ippropria
tions, it would seem that 'retrenil-'
ment and economy in expenditures
are' now the principal `objects aimed
at; and, from the manner in which
they ark cutting'down the estimates
fixed up;al by the.officers of the gov
ernment for the current year, it ap
pears as if they had worked them
selves into a regular sp Ism over the
subject. A very c - niUderable redact,
tion of the clerical foree.will be made,
in nearly all the Depariments here
r..t. Washington. At to Treasury it
is understood that the large contin
gent fund, from which many inerito
rims clerks have been receiving extra
coMpensation,willibe greatly redneeil,
if not entirely, cut 4. ' The cemruit
{
tee, it is, said,lail o see wherein rests
the superior meri of .a, certain, elms
of clerks over that of arath3r. Their
obtnseness and stubboin . ,ss, on' thia•
subject are not lo'iked mien with any
Very great amount of approbation by
the extra compensated, 'Who are
threatening , ,that, in the - event of a
stoppage. of thel extra sapj4ly, the
govyrnment will :1. once be deprived
of their valuable s , tvices.• If we are,
f.
spared alittle rn f re tnne, however,
" we shall see witi we shall behold."
In view of, the .serious (lounge. that
such ;t change would inflict tipon the
government, it is to be hoped that at
ter a little calm reilec:ion they will
think better ,of it, and rticoasAer
their hasty determination.
As the committee .piecaeti.4 with
'the consideration of the Civil Sundry
bill, the, eoUtesi over the redue:ion in
goverzm i ental expenditure, ior public
structures becomes proininent. - Each
State delegation i's striving for their
con-titnencies,and citizen 'reinruittees
are daily artiving to help in the lxit
now inaugue,tedi Tim appear
ance ,of these dekgmts before Th.-
.committet:.is wit bout doubt needlss,
as ittis.undcrst.ood that no arguments
Will entice to warrant a changO 'of
the reduction programme. Strenn-
Otis appeals art; also being wade to
tIM cominitit.c. on Public Baildingi.
and Ground=, for a' continuation of
work . ; and from IlJston and New
York I.trge delegations, it iS said, are
4a the • eve of visiting 'Washington,
to prevent, if possible the cessation
of labiir an the public edifices of those
cities. "M.
I
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„
.11R/lIT THE FIRST TI m.—"As I Was
riding along the 'road, seine liMe
ago," paid the eccentric old Peter
Cartwright, in one of his last ser
mons, "a man.overtook ine who look
ed as though he might be, a preacher.
He cal' 6d nie by name, and after some
talk asked me if I was not ready to
hear the . truth. I told him that
Cartwright was my name, my debts
were pilid,.my will was made, and I
was re l idy,for anything. Very well.,'
t
said h , "you old ignoramus or hypo
crite, :ou ought to know too much,
or be oo honest to remain a Metbo
disc II sEd to b,: one ,myscll T - yes, a
4tedicOist preacher—until I found
out, dili horrOr of my way." "Ho I
ho l" s4id I, 'and what are you now!"
,CartwHgbt mentioned the name of
the dehotninaion to which his inter-
L locutor had gone, but which I need
not repeat, and , then proceeded;
'No , . - -;,, brethren, I know well enough
that the devil had only one of three
ways to get a man out of the Metho
dist Church into that denomination,
and there must he rascality in mciney
matters, a woman scrape, or liquor at
ofithis fellow's chahge.
S . J, judging frokn his 100103,1 pulfed'a
low at a Venture,- and said: "What
was that fuss 'you had about a
woman?" "Cartwright, you old, ras
cal!" he shouted in a rage, "hot did
. . . .
you ever hear that?" •And putting
whip to his horse he was soon out of
sight, I never saw .or heard of the
man b, , fore,. but that's the way I
treed that coon." -
,
A B.T.AuruNr. Dr inoar..--AVhen the'
I sunamer off youth is slowly wasting
away on the nightfall of age, and the
shadow of the past hcannes deeper
and deeper, and the wears to its
clos( 1 ' it is pleasant to look through
.I'.
the vista of time upon the sorrows
and ilcdities - of our earlier years. It
we h ive a home tb shelter, and hearts
to rejoice with us, and friends have
lAA - 4 gathered together ariund our
tir4de, then the tough places of•way
l:Li•lbg• will
,have been worn and
smoothed iiwayin the twilight of life,*,
while, the marry dark spots .we have
pasted through will grow brightir
and more beautiful. Happy, indeed ;
are thosewhoe inten'ourse with the
world has not changed the tone of
their hi Mier feeling, or. broken those
atu , iottlehords of the heart, rybo,e.
vibrutions are so melodious, so ten.
der, awl so touching in ihe - evening
~6f their life.
citizon of Portland was
walking, down town one mornutg last'
'weekwtten a..stranger adressed biw:
"Do you know where the Post Office
is? " "les," answered the Portland
er,-aiTably, and walked on without
further parley. After proceeding
about ten steps he looked back arid
Linquircd in his turn, -Why ? did
lybli Want to }mew .?'• "No, "replied.
the ietiun, with great eagerne,s, an i
then ? the !accotint having been tal
i aueed, the two, shook hands - gravely,
and walked toirEtrd thq Fatinuuth.
CM
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i
11111
THEART OF 'poNvEßs ern.-
i
whA a pity at sd much usefi
knowledge and good will ur lockei
tiff - and made,unurrent,- bec use, it
the,soeial intercourse of life, o man
don't - Ilnow how -o bring for 11 ithei
treasures. ."011:, of the abUndane
of the heart; the !mouth spreaketh;!'''
but to "speak well, in easy
l and fitting
words to convey %cltat is in the bear.
or brain; is so rare a gift. Ho v many
)
intelligent andm
kind"-nearte.d )erson.
are helplessly reticent and cooder
it so niftily hitcliiing-posts; good t 4
tie to, 'reliable sand-bys, bilit i l with ,
feeble,. stammering tongues! and a
travel ko silenetP? Not good iisten l
era enough tc draw you out,and as t 4
draWin r 4 them out, you might as;"welll
maniptilate a -wheezy . pump. Au
yet not shallo-minded, but !7,-itl
w i
deep wells in their inward! being, ca
pable of becoming fountains. Others
there are
in
tongtie a (7.! spr
e n ough) in the ! , nldghborhbo bittle'
and thedounger is!gossip,Hbu this is
not conversation.l That terra covers
the noblest ara [finest art 0 si.cial I
life, and Lam that I s, hon!d. bi; - C ltirat- 1
ed.rnore assidowily. It cleat- ads a
larger Place in - our plans ! [of- educl-
tion. —lt depends pr more I ,on ednca- t
tion than on any ordinary inei ial re,_
sources) or natural;gifti.4., A Chi d may i!
be caudated to coliv.erse! well, mil, if . 1
Go, will Iconverse better its !hi, mind i
expands and his knowledge l ine Ta.s.e.s. ,i
How rnpch time and pains",arc s ' -
e
ed, or imarly so, cni rapid aceolii:
mutts, '. - 11 - ile this art of_ c2nveli
is passo by I 110 1 ;%y nfithy 1 , gil
t:inght t o
, play2on the phino,.an.
:to vz:ry little purp4se, wfillel th
of tlionSmid stringf,givris ou l ,t n.,
iiicly of thoug,ht - or Icelihg.! ; "Ma..
'pity that so Man-y, who grweLip. , in i
good families, and enjoy al! ar.ilable i 1-4
means of educationsamt. high ocial 11l
advanages, shoal - distill be suc non- (I.i
'conductors of social light am beat/ f:.
and .. elect' icity,—wioallen ‘l.ll thiesi lie
clegiint iuld. at tt - aO.-. - 6_ till they, 'Open' Itl
their In.-laths, posi,_!iirig thelgckous :L I
faculty of spi:ech, r(spousible, fiiit .it, r
and not r li'lucivling hr to use it !,. - w
rep. We oroposei . a reedy which !irs at ki.,
least, supple and pitactical.tet !th.) kv
art of conversation be cultivatO at ~);
home inithe daily interconkse of the q_',
family. 'Lista& of in ? o,ly silence. L
Ch© father burying This I.lo;ii' in the -c
ni w 1
espavcr, and then hurrying . . away i h
tyllis litiSineSs or his lounging-O 4-e, ro
the mother reading' or sowing, and lli
now and then "Scolding to keep the It o ,
11.
i)eace of ,the-"‘ stilly !night," the chit- l', h
di - en resoez.s and •Itleasy,--- - ts 1 they Iqa
SbOtlll. L : e. Hurler sugh cousidi:ratioln3, 1 hi
-.--cvliy not sonic settled plans of fain- i to
icy study and readan - t, by the ev;liiiiig-1 !,:c.‘!
lamp ?---Why should not each reeni 7 1 ..1)
l ! cr . of th .; fivuily belexpected:ald en- I I'
Ooriraf.ted to. say solemthing as 1 sug- II
gestcd by the reading or by 'the cur- I
'
scut evs.&ts that th 6 papers spread
before usl? `l,! .shO!,v how,it ruarbe - ,
done, we cite, no c•ximple: Calling at
a friend's! lacuna, on a recent Saucily; 1
evening, the excused hiins!elf a' few r
Moments:and. returning, said that -,
be had been talking lovcf the 0. - cluing -I,
ser!non with his boy , of about four- I 1
ti en / ace riling" to, I,a, family ouli*Oni c
that the children, wileiL old cm.tugh, a l
s h ill i a l !rq ) (3 in their ! own way all .11C-
count, troweve,e brief,., of - .what, heir f
r Oic I hail grapsed (!. , f the pr'eacher r
's
t 11
thou *lds, It was Ctirran; we j)el l ieve,
Who tracela his succss as of oriator il
tio.lits boyish habit el -rehearsinlci to .J,
his fathe in his best way the set.- , !
mon of theday, as lie ,vas mon. ted,
atter eerl!ice; on if library t ible,.. I
i to.
We foundl that it- d been
. t -au Hier c o:
household custom q. our frien! to ti e
Propose
household
his boys 'Wand, girls .orne ohr
Object t 4 investigate,' and "a.lout dd
Whieh to concentrate th!bir ideasi and
~1 7(
sometimes; on the !non: difficult !saki- a n:
jests that depaaudedreading, to! eX:- "cal
press theiu writing. _ 'W
, 1
There cto be - little question! !that r n
children o trained! will graduallv, - t
. , -
r
ea' nrally:4nd easily acquire the art
o a f conversq • tion It ihas, too,, a very
!
happy reflex influence, upon the" pa- . i.
rents and adult zueallierr.- - ; ! of;, tilt; 1
Natily. 11i refihes and ,
n-.
burde' us the l k
gOlden bonds of hone affectiO , It sal
.iS a daily editea.ten all around, it
Which will l have its inestimable' value E l;
through life. „. . ! . fr:
' In the slime directiou,scholit-tea of
Cia.mirrht leasil • IPvise brief and'fr-= bi
0. y 1 _. .. - . . ,t.
g i nent eieicisc., which, while', not do
tracting
frpun the Weightier 'matters , 0
6f study, Would educats
,the faculty :1:
Of ;e%preslion. And, to the same il h ,
end, hosptality, the free, easy and i
unceremonious , entertainment of in
telligent guestS, whi t ., will lend varie
ty and scope to t 6 table-talk: and t
•the fire-side eativeil i sittion, . Pays far,,.
016re : than' it ever costs, not ; ouly. in tt
its sharpening and Iraellowing'efrects 4 1 .
upon ours6lve.s, butlin the. education
Of our children: . !,. • '
OLD FASIIIED '1.1.t.t: IC —Oh, What
grand'old Music wj l e used b - ) have.
The songs or the churches wire emu
posed, by the Shepherd Biggs, of
Bethlehem thefuneral dirges by
the old bards of the middle ages and
the festive music byl Master minds of
song of th -) olden .time. Th 0 ,4., Qld
;ongs wet- composed be • :he re;i..r-,
piers of - olaer iiges an ~1 the whWe
Soul seemed wrapped up in: diem.
Sonic, of them had: mug in,lond tr
gan tones; vibrating through Catt.e- 12
lral lia4 others Iroln - Al aio::g the ' 1
raulted ar'eli of heitycn. Such were - 1
the spirit.lmoving sOrigA of our fath L I
erir and 14others : They were . .1111g., .' 1
at the cradle--they!weLe sung at the
inarriag;.:'t r - they;
.were sung at the ,
lYidSide o.y
the dying maiden—the' ''
Were Snug at the fUneral of the aged
2
father ansl mother.l The old sing,?rs- ty,
I
had no leld'orgauthe licopli2 snug ' 4 1
twith the t heirs; oil :Ind young-, pt.w. letr
Ip.titi rie'l tang tht . , , ,4 h:,ll).ved - songs:- sot
The .:.ilig . vrs, , Iri, 'g.)ilo, awl priod Vpit
'abnitas take then; plat..g. - Brass the
.
jingling, ' r l eed
.14oWinl.: institunents tot
fill Our churches. :.The human voi'te, ro
is rendered subortlinate--choirs are an ,
e..Spensive' and- congregations are wit
?,
losing_ the spitit of - song• of our. aT
(fathers, shit we avail ourselves of the
[best .. instrumental. music .as aids.
First, Goo's nus:e; Cie human voice,
land then the
.160 organ. •. We were
;never wt ary of Or: songs of 'on!'
fathers—they are the songs ,of saints ty.
!and mar6'rs of all ages. :We seem to
tolear our motile • singin g then'
hea,V *D. IBy and .y, when ;our spirit rf
i
. leaves this clay to anent, We hope to ~
I
ring clibt o:d songs:. in' oi3 -angel .
choir 01 eaten. 1. : 1
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SettaT l CE I; TIIE - X1TCH1,11.'4..,- ' •'- 2, - -,, 2-- --- 02 , ---
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1 ' - but I.,iy no! 'means - t.o let her' kno 4 .1
11
op Icip g is the. i:opri •prcparAien !rota'
. wl:o . in' f it , crlEi
, Nitlitenwas re,a i c l „
A food for hriixto. eonOiniption - , - -_ -- NVe ily pi misci,i. r. 4 teamster,, .v,
1 1
do not Con iderlilat the ter:ta Means bapp ned itt»e lri ear-shot, .ionf, , , :l
ap 13ing b r at ul n tiiltbd substance as- out o ain't , - was n9t so bound, i.inA,
tl
, , t , , . ~
su es' n i tly for,i - ir Inelnis eciblc- k but when he i f • - •)ped the Wood . int - rt th l. iii,
tli, causin g ofth niattrial o'nfider- poor ,widoW's yard, replied to hell
1
change „ o'citrtaiii. ; Chianie: I or wit.- e.arier inquiry•who scut it, by relatin. , t
''
I f' n- - ' 4 • .f . ' 'whichthe' . i -h '
er. - Ise, i T -.1„.s ern 1 . - mn,
...rou- c nNerpi. tion 9 had ovcrlicardg
ill r, it tihel ip_ot.tt suitable 0 ta`te for 'fly . coitcien.C2-:itrick - en . Ivornanl,,,,.
th nonrialiment. f thq bod F. ' Aril- icelin4. that her' sin i':and her • repentjl
Clop fOr l i the • table- - then, a either ance in tho -lonely. darkness of, ti.t. ,l
il _. il
cocked or riiined neessari y one or., initli`}i ;lit I. no was known anitintierlß
the- other. 1 1 , Bad ..to•Ol.s.ing, iko bad E.toor - 1 by another heart than her own,l
grammar, ., 2 ...
0 IlflllT(lNiSt;eilt . !../. Vi ‘ l l . - list 4:. ect_witliout d'elay o to tiro -boat
nratir bn riti to vilheref the d-Iyitl tfig, of th,b Inuds - Jlent naa - 6,tb'e . s.press hei l it
lint 111 P etis t - 'be; lictwe 2;e: rthesse. .ci - re.taude Intl sorr3iy; and with dee,.!
y i lf opt os to conditios, i is - old I . llunaility avi l d'bitternes,.%-t,' old him tilt'
'E I '''''' ' • • • '
flint few, ei-son &qt.' a , ree Perhaps - temptatioul 't.o whiCh her ex-tremql
- 1 1- f , D • i
it may hif, Safely dralYnifromiAlie san- poverty hail?educid her of breakini , q.
'tart' point Of vi .rt ,as labov4 noted;' the (--iSlith "commandment. • - ''
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or a sin i 4le' inat,;;J:ll; lilcrt .thct ( - - - mi- "Si-,"-silelsa.id, `` thougli.my houstfl
, -
no a potitol, fOr 'exiinpi,o, mad be an- vt-as d rk and cold, though, my hart
tritious and liealtlty, when. properly lwas w uziglrc,/ith anguish at the'sigh*
Cooked; 4,,-Inle, if it be boiled 'until it of - my pooit' -lii.Yering'onei ' I could',
1...
L ' ?o waterloggedi and v''‘-a4.. -like, its-ben- not Icepp:iq. il. couldinot, keep it ~ _ll3 , 4
pficial nature is lo'st 'Filed .etieally, conecitt.ritte.would'not let - me i !" . . 12',1
.be ), the f.., , rcze oil 0--_ - ,q1,-... -- .;iry sl Dllid be ''" S'lty liollnore,'mi - dear •Inadar.v.•," I
lie I:ealt 1 firl.nos-..1 of its res.iits; pl' SC- sa,2l tic ;4 . 06(.11 - n3,u'; 'i" I sal,- it all--I ;,
ic,illy, h , wttver, t h., ts t.t.11 , 1,1r, ii e:.;.ti- :2,.--; --.....1 , - _ , ..ylque - ...- ti.dt.ley'.l,- - ii. - :. t-xi -- t f. , .'r
, ' •t 1 mir 1 .
-, 17 1 1 , 1.1W.1 , pirdVH Clii.. ' ' (. I ,f ii.olividual ' , ‘';l:.t . ti.' i,
. • - r ' 1 _ . , 1.
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-- i t ' • • ' th t t *T. ' , '
a 5,,,,, rip, a iti . .tit e nio.,r,t where 1 ' .-----4-...;410-4-*----- , ---( - - -- ,'
iniijo'r tyl are, educated t -relish , l• . • 1 , THE CIEV73. •,- -' - ' 1
otnpounis 'indigc:Atiblel andi 3vorth. ~ I, q — l, • •
.iss: as lirt iii anct in i iiscle pr ducer.i, ' " Yon ve -,,, t all, t t ie ' Je!ys- - .ovt
I iiiitillil)llolii 016 '.
' - :, - . : t rd Lie. 1 ii-iiec,, ,vi. , .h y,i)u," I°Filid ..P.' gentleth an fro
;L i l o th i l- . ., L ci . l . ( . ;,.; - ,',,t - : E .41- ,1 - 1-, ~..; - §ne o t.heii other'- hotels to „pie,.
lo :liol ,, ijit, to: t I . :v. - T1J:1, , .-1 - Ti's' .l 'il ,0711 - i ' •:•r e 1.1 1 §,t , cv Ili -124 ' " Th'el c llll ` (16 'Y ' il I 'll
, -1 , • • .-1 t .1.-, - I .41 f 11,,,, - , 1- 1.1- n- , r I, bl1- , n• - v•nn 3 1 . "' - i'•
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IN -i leanrie . .. ii).f Lis c,t.-: - _-.4.1t. in Jr ,ar, or il . i ~..
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•., I iii 7,11.;u ti;?..-..- ~r,, 4i' (1.; i5..0,'()0(1'. I 14, to hear .. one.,
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.aile tnique i ti
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NOBER 38. 5
V„iii 1 1 ,11e7 i 1 •01',-),. 1, 3. 4 1 lil-1/ Sl, th the half's au ,Englirila,
c...1,:a1141 ii,, i tr i l•lL , ,- • -, Map a , tl .1.1 oilier thtlll. : .,t he can't' stand
111 i' i an Irieltinat; fur it .shows that their ,
; 11 - - . -I
..n ;lu ll
~ • • : :. :..11(.1 1, 1 L . :Ter , educ,:tti:lfits. are
. not pnislied: Each
, ii , .,•!',, the, A01 , 2-.i..: t n 1-at-, sr.„)r - ething furthey in'life ,to loot: 1 , 1-
~ ,i ititq, 1ii , ,,,T, tt.-I toi,k , , f-)rwarcl to. llf they Itve long entingli :
at• t. ) 1 , i 11-Lie!l -,•,•,, I t l o - 0 re . i le,>. will corstie to
. thl, conclusion ar- 11l
at'. I r‘l•ith. I m a e ll I (~••,: a r .. r ,•ed alley he groatlFrench travel- 11
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the all ust .4. intdlV , ..'hieta hr, wir dee are , l that, after visiting l'-',„!
)e ordf , gal has Iffallen, i c pry p: rt -cl i f the - lin:eiva , avorh.V 1i , .. p
. Ivit'i.. -. ~ ,a lll vi-•.-,i! h il - ma - -) his Mind That , it .was - .l•
- ' .•.`"'t ''''' '•, ,' ' 1 -, , -....1.. , • (1- 1' o!,, ~ 1- . c s• .-, T , - I • women . 1
Inc rallat,litaptiyu that 1 1, li-t , A . L'i•'-i -I.) i i- . 1,2 4 1 --J. , .. 11 ,
Ltur - dlf coo'4. Pricl,; l) , ' R i tat rehgion prottcrittion 1,3 e: , pccia..-
I hivarlablei inatkt-araey 1: , • I .,, k'asilng t,)„the nal- ,. 9 l l'eye. • I , 'LI
Littirline kcatle,:s w ill So far as ,tisini.s.s, dealing ifi . thii: 11
iithe l l:• [ 'znt t , 4, the fl ~ entler c-rr:cll,•4n oleerl of Ono of your niost' 11,
11-) I ,l tt , v •-•';'.ll'-r ca:l-;e, riLunlirielre.t L tilts, to Wlic.m I r i, , , ) e a t. l .lil
Ier;0 1 -.' • IL} - 1 • , ,l - t•li , - , ._, l -, •' ,- - , rked th , • l et- l'l
, .., tr . % 1,, ._ e . . 1 ~ - ._, l -,_ ~l i • : •,--,,,,--• • --,,. . • p
,-1,1 c ,i, .. ii, i t , -4 al',l,lhs) :4`!`.l -.•ito had t d , ,crlina-, , wit!: tl
u-,-. ~ ,, ,, - --r 11- , -4 • 1 ,, -: ' , - t -k` li•• •7,inni '' J.. , ws '' the ILIO' , .‘ 1
i . '' ' ; l' C '' 3. -I. -." .' '' • • ,.
L •tbi.: dOggiF:l",_ Il' , nt-‘, the nttist laultful in the Per- - I
'lli firth .41 , riii-, , a. forltiat.cy !, Of die very t:pirit of their 11
1 - We l.p' llil:i r: 111 , . 1 - I c-: ' FRC t ti ;:11,,roost frustwortly iii — ,ll
fall v:(. ' w ill c-_,-;,. : :ti:' 1:1H11. 1 t" t; ;1 1 .1:e%:,0y.i..
. 4 ,11.1 , , i. 7, it- 11
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~Ittty silitilidt - 1 ; , , ,,,.... - tt‘.....:,.f ott.. 4 Iltt • : t111.!, , r.."..: w ,tti ti:.l u t .tt • 1 .
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•or,._ks I o f :. ',a di ,jl.:i t.,th's ~,,i O' iAii , ,-. 1-,
. : ,,,,i i hr.,,, 11. - 11.
,quAilL.rtilitir. l,to fer.l its. I'' ••I'•:` , y'l••• 'Illi.:•i l l f , fed tillita' own 1, - .3: - , , L
rust to Imake 0ut.16 ,- -, „l i d th- - ,:. tahlehar , ...,••,a*of their O' n, ; .1 1
~ t l fig ish of •HitA. , rniSa ! L.lck - 7 7i._ •1-_ , t•ti:L,l.l. - ., - _ , st 4, , deitte.u ,, iiie , :, li
b , - instal c 4 in oarrikitcli- I'' , ltit'p e , thiro , -;4 their , S', , 'll s' , llOlL 7 -1 , :tb . . , j - .1
E. , 1 the ; ft' 0,1 that I 1 0"..a1 , _.:5 -1 , ruht,:sh. Bt:.lt,l l aside, ftom these lea- tl.
1, • 1. ;I. It , t.ll f•tel: , tltc.lit: is a'. ri•etry gad a l
' • 1 •' • • i'- .-, .,''. - "• '
"..,Itroid a, [ .....a to I t oata;:nc• l s ttb- ut ,thf.,,jc,!wisli chariteter 1
1 ! , 11
.). li_ , A l la' : i.,' ; l•••. ) w wlidcl, ~i:;, - ,
.ti •a;, s nlovo me tf3 . 1 . ;-;'(.. 1: - ~
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43 ' eixtairitv of , ei.c•:.• A riati,on •v,ithent a 'conn;try, , ll'
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•--- 'with! 'ivi l l e l. l a ~ I_ -•. - ,''llit_it a home,. Iloyt-inJ Hit-
I ~t, 4 1 :-..trnt ; ;10,15... / ,t14,u , ... , ..,.:1. :...TE•tratuttg r.... na...it. , -2.•:. 1 ,,
t koolt.of c l, el ai,- i'yelt ii , .•_A ,:c,1,1•,,..13.',11171:2: lwith a -:,..:rg!,, 11
1
rirQsn.4l:ll.4le, that , 01 e; pre:. crvit r all thclir indiVidtutliL Ili
f . IprcsiiihCe'e tit able I th i s tit eir ,rc i i .lioli, their- ltmginige, !II
1
bat.iionrii,g i,,t..icdr cut,..ot - Lt.s i11t. , , , t; the same , nov. - • li
trtitilj I.,gr, -0 , 1- vi , , ,,, 1 , - , 4 1-10 -clind.hy di - ot•d '•
, essfal l eetkr-how the pillar of ;11. , :!: t'it• dtglit, - they
weut .•,•,,
• ti• PI
I , ltir such a iCom-' dr l y-shotll thrptfgli the,. cloven. 'sea, - ••;
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are strongl.4 l that acid encanii, - ,ed in ;the ivildernai - - - s t. e-
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, ltlotatiOn' ca,u be rittatlif.l4same, 'stars which now.st 94 . - i
isl prol l ?'ably I stA-. the licatv, i ns. 1
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`t,xl)elYiencts," or • I tilaow 3pe a people like this 'in all . Lii:
trn tb adj . so: hi•tory; a people around whom, all-,
, I and lwelould the grand pee r3 = of the Bible
• -clits
`b 7 - :-
l e
at ilunine asf,,s tens; a people inch in 'itradition be , -. _ii•
e es furl, khe most youd ;all, pro l ooit, Who .have yet l'
a fid Ipastry co,itain prcserved the ?minutest lof those - tra-
11 s of piaccuracv than ditions•While dYnasty after. .dynasty 1
.
tat.,.. fur • ni l rtinit rand has crumbled itround them, and r.a- I ill
nit det , ,' a taspoonful thfra after natiOn - has faded from'eft . I
'tip Or lev,4 with the l the, facef the earth; a people who
Iteupful 7 'What size of have. eln g• to itho' faith ;of. their frith
-,UUJI ,-•
,is It pinch, or era, to ho clue God, I whom their
p
it
a ptituyclrth t: fathers worshipped, asking no change
113 I sandard sys- and seeking di) "change; While creed •
T ,) seientionsly' fel-- ,after crt4ti n has, had its •Iday, and dlt-,
atda i \ - oinuli will :c., ,, age 'cab - anti lincesSant
_wars over tiOctril
1
by the gral4 •W'ith the asp'points 139.4 . 1 - esolate - il eihpires. • .
oniug with iii - the ac
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S - m.yrrur.iNol f 1 -- Learn, everythin,„ 4
tun can It '-ill all -ceme in pia
frightened 'away` from . an,• -*
' 4 l:l l ° l l ts l i t ti l t ic bccaus.p you haie only a ' lit
coralli ationl-tliat l. lie,
I fact t at th l t3
f het ore td ,distanc e atel cud ''" ,
is Free sely arid i4alli
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. tly.titne , i t..o devote to it. ~ If you can-r •
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n of - tile! im- hri've anVthinglnilore, a Smattering - i. 4
ih) 'l. .
ether the mus=es in AnitelY bettek than nothing. • " - E - Vel.i , .
cloer'r,•• I t l o pre are a lightknowledn . e, of the. arts, .seii ,
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termed. e Fes; la open' np . n. - whoh,_
ible that, codkery w rld of thought before-us. -, We apl
s:cibbee,l'as• Other preciate. a 'finstaintirig, bottUr be.
is of knowledge cause wc haveltaken.a. few strokes Of;
ti lof ch l ild's ;)lay, the pencil and knob l ' something -- 1
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Of thel previous, o the ditlicultso" f.the , tash. Ignei.- '
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ection, ti. but las a a l ce is rlestriet l
pdto;a - vOry few pleas=.
ect every niau's ures; it .s onlyl l intelligence which de- 1
' 6/i ble4 , t, or - I our lights in all things. A. lipnited knowl-
entrtfe.s. which edge of the iliatural's,ciences will giVe .
D r elnionico; I but one a lifelopgl s'onrce Of happiness,
_tems rilighi .be Wc.,.stitil at ti $, portal of -these pure
afOrmation s'ufti- joys afraid to enter-as we look at the
lelople tof many -Icing, -lung vis a's beyond; • - but, the
brcedilo ,- cj.ont-' mordent we ha ejerossed the thresh- I
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varup.ion. .I\ltike oid we login t exprrieace a pleas-, j
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•art of , every two- into, 'N\ e have net Ito wait until. we
t 'P
-t,- f 01: recipes, reach the end; there is la rompensat
trut...6 , 3,n5; clear- tibu - given ns a Once. fair; 'every effort\ I
rticurate U. - `the wjo put gorth. , ii.little systematic•_en
iOn. Vied' icitli ,davor-fonc heUr ! or . even lair an .
ears whichl Via It nit. a t ay—an l latiman may he ;con-•
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v 1 ,..r to par peti- s Area .earned before he dies, Learn
will-riutl, be food qionght frilly AVat you do learn, -be it
.talth as iralivtdu- ever so ' ittle,. al l.l.
fi you'relay speak of
S' , l•icetirit• tllderi-, it With confidence.! A feW, dearly de-.
• : I 'hned faUts ant , ;ideasare' worths n 1
4- - 1 ,w-hole library o knowledge.- As ;w9 chauge iabout mong al continually :
shiftin g ' people, IWe are. frequently .
t, . !
placed n posit wiser° , We may
learn With scar O.IY an effort on :pqr
part., aiiid yet we I bang back .because •
*Aker 03 long - ti.) acquir t e, a mastery
cif anything. IA the ;end alone!
Begin! I' learn !Ldo what I you cairto- - .
day, tOtnorrowLand though after Ull
it pros .to bu b i i t_anere'smatterink,
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on ar •,gatheri g, •- , some 1 intelligence
On l one i poiat m , . e , !than yon had be-,
fore . , and you . ate found happiness
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t, 41, lat i e hour "Dr, Bent-
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awn Fttnong, the Of
, wias (I,isturbeti at his
rat,t.,ing. maul =Ong
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11r6. 11 1 4(.1 b - eeni left by
-..-. thl,c , filterneou prifyierts,
beprc i ? pirly houled. Iffe
:autintisly to thelyciudbw,
.votuaul tlling' h 4,17 uyion
whic, se'hastily carried
rst - trnn(this seaVand Ire
.l hisr,stu. y.. siloitly after
the E4 . ittii'e n&; .l m,
liiiag . 4,3 U t' . sece, uci Wail he*
lar opt.rutlon,lllii woulan
alum ()its utraoS,t capei
she itial gene lis:3 retuOned
• (. v e it i l i i t r l t , - _ , . , ; l .d N e v r iiic p i tt3 . - so it y h h is t
liel loa , IP, drear:: 'not . i c. to
mauber. BY'.:at.d-by ho
ed bi ;a crash cf - falliig
httr4irift :Co Mei vtnito*
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lei% tiitt , ; ': s
tta s by 11
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beheld the, poor _ weman casting t'
very Oast pt the woad from her aprix
sict
He r mamed moti nless,- his gent
heard filled! with co miseration.
Sh i p swiftly dope 'led, and soon r4 l /
turn,..d heavily. 1 den with. woos
which she threw o' the pile, AS if 1
verelinddel " the •accursed thing.
'le doctlr's comp salon and curios
were noW inten ely excited.
Ha i immediately followed her rq i
eating figure till , e discovered h 4
sidnce,l and thu ascertained wh
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ystery tp.iiim,. ' 'pa last hour bad
,owil hire, her virWe's lofty Neigh
e callediearly theinext morning o
r.. 11., the:wood-dgaler, and directe
n t l f send a half cord of his . bed;
tod sawed and. split, to 3frs. ---4
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hV . orgaia4gritiders.l 1 ', -
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Tavm has ea .ealdi to li° in l'
• oh; WI , or our pa i r:o thlnkl truth dcoe no
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LAViI to doctor : , " igy longue'
very i;ore l "_,Trottnile.4 Unruly , 4 2eniber: Duet •
Ito latly : •i Sunburn , luathfin,uuborut.'.' •
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alio of '4 alatrast - ; l'lrcir l ii. / atblo bYoIY 1- ..
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