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ESTABLISHED, 183 7.
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SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL . 1873.
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1 1. i !h in "Mammoth 111. k."
1. 11. .Sar!.alI ' drus t"'r- i
v lJ I K ha permanently h-ated
. he' i-rv-o-e d h: .r.t.fi.'n.
i i nr.-' knMiis;er' ture.
V, r I. will eimtlnu to iirmotir
'...i (e:i ler lit .r.lcl-ial aeni- .
!' .. ymfrwl and urroundina- ;
I 1.1 Ice. a I. w i"-r- ;
n,rr. a. 71.
HARDWARE.
JOBS DIBMT.
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DIBEBT . CO.,
1! i-
;KKK t Vr liiM-roIced-mBl
,,..,,. ,.f s.-tn.-r.-l and vicin-!
.11' ! "Ct "f ,h ,ar
ju. 21. "TO.
).,.,. VIZ. ATTOHXEY AT
.," bi!I Eire T.m:rt atu-n-ruf.t
t" h. '":,rT -".creel
iirtire m e -'an
It.
John F. Blynver
Ha re-oencd hi tore a
XO. 240 MAIN STREET. j
J OHSSTO W X, I E X X A . I
Few Doors Above'the Old Stand,
And off-i to hi cu!.niT and frfen-'. a full line
ol K'wtr at the very Ivur.fl riT,
We aril Draft t neir-,tiahl In all parts ol the T'nt
ted stairs and Canada, ainl In K.irriirn cmolririi.
; Hut Ci 4 . Vuud 1 (K.Ti-niment iV.U at
1 tiiictiMt market price. In m.nr on ai.pr.n-ed
aecorilT. Lranr an.t fherke on other twiik rah
r.l. M..1KT reeeiietl oa.lepuett ratlrnn demanJ
Literet at (he riU of Sis vr cent, per j Vo l'i,a' " 1,K ht tu C"D- T',aa l! n'.v !.
t'n l make me hale to thw. we up mine huue?
.leu -i h-lp m?. fruoTiieM ifra.-l.-u.
AlK LITTLE in At US.
O Ad efcl.iua. p?.qiln, n iw you fee ff..re J..n.
Ikt imariMt lee.!le Uatrknisn in oVr I .u 1 :
I'ntl I runt to tin 1 m uu I rlxht away. di.
Soni'JinK ilt 1 1 n't can't unJirntsn 1.
IKt'i a fellar ilot'n a..in r unit ills rfy.
Vn-1 I rn ter flnlt me ou I fna rar." be cjio
He T.t to hu: mr up my Unrer Mer pjluon.
l n.lt Lotrle H Khum Kill, dot L"h hl name.
rH.iRra.
Ilei;hiin li.ll. Ulr(:-hun Kill.
I . t ' i .let frller il4 1 tr-1 fiuut me Dow ;
I. vie O'wl.uu J;ili. L le u:hun iii'.l.
Ven I filch him, you IweJ re hafe a r..w.
-1 n it uin jm id on 7Viie DijiOfiU.
vWin:ier H. Vtlr.h lia
, lr. -:.-e t.t law m S.mereel and
; -e in the i.wr.vr unm.
Hardware of Every Description,
.mi.
, . , , if'liN. AlTI'llMlSSl
x , " j- OitK-e in p-i-iene uf
'"' " aui(. 12-ly.
, ; TT.UM V ATLAW.SOM.
. t . uu..i -af.i-n.l ! .ail Misiow
' . .," ' M.-iVaJVamfM a e..ilerti.m
- inox,
XA1LS
F-Trrrthlni In the Banking Une rerrire, onr
prmpt attenti..
i Thankful to nar frien I an euftomeni for their
pa.t l r. ma re. we -llril a eotitinnnur of the
HBf. an.1 inne other who hare hulnee In ur
line to tire a trial, amrwir all. that we (hall at
all time do all we can t rl'e entire rattPtaction.
' KehSlTe J ill N I1 KEKT fc. OU
JOHXSTDWX
AXJ GLASS,
SAVINGS BANK
Vf he doe.
I dake my nt un I ki -k him ufl hi; nKu.e,
I n I abx make tome dr.Kit.UM with hU own.
I'i on4 of Fkwint I quit-kly make tii ear,
I n 1 I'll mike him Uk left han lt fun hi ryeaoul,
Vt he (imts Cmllng r .un lt my larger beor.
j t'f I kul. meet d.4 L.itcl (H.'hun Viiilain.
' I loed you I will fit? mit mite ua in .nm
; t'n I quit-kly draw a ten bam! rulrerecr,
J l u I laed you I will plow me ou 1 hit prauc.
I Hut I rill hale to M l j..u all fpx.t efmln
i For, o help mc. I not ros eoulj Maud Kill,
I I'n l 1 nvf.-r rill be happy In my life dime,
I Till I hate a 11 :t mit lvv" (Lhun Hill.
j Mr. Charlton locked at it with an
j pn ssion if utter astonishment IV r
i plexity, dismay and anpT flitted by
j turns across his face, which was
! finally ovi-rsjiread by a violent red
jflusli. He turned to Fanny furiously.
' Was this done on purpose to en
trap me, Mis. Burns?"'
"Xo, sir."'
1 The astonishmeut of all knew no
j bounds now. The scene was irtex
jplicable to all except the two chief
; actors in it.
j "What does this blink of
! i tfwT mean ?"
Pa hi it? Petit.
Of IletfCiB ! Disiax.
The world is ruadu up of all sorts
of people; pood, bad, and indifferent.
Sonic are a blessing, others arc a curse.
.Some will bear conjugating aa g'l,
better, best; others as bad.
worst; and others will liear no com
parisou at all, for it is hard to tell
what they arc; Munethiiig akin to the
Irishman's fiea, now here, now there,
now you have him. now you don't.
They set their sail.- to catch Unpopu
lar breeze, n matter where or how it
blows. The favorable features of so
cietv are pleasant to speak of and
write about, vet we e.i:i.iot .-hut our!
Itev. Henry Ward Beadier, in th
Viii'iiitiiiii LuioH ays: A
graph, going the rounds of th
papers and headed 'A Tra
ataU s tnat .Miss .Mai'irtif, a native
worse, : f I'ittsfield. in Massaehu-etts. d e l
f e - : 1 . - .i . i
ol Marai!o:i uni t'jii u:u tut; :;nr;
.lav, at St. I'aul. In the Wt f re-j
porter's Ktiglih, it is related that her
father was rich and gave his daugh
ter 'a thorough eilncatioii," but dying
i.i.-olvt'iit. lelt her 'friendless in the
cold world.' (ioing to Sc. I'aul, she
A correspondent of the Cincinna
ti Commercial, who attended a Lrl
ia Thompson p.rf.rman-?, sjieiks
of the intelligent public in the follow
ing animated style:
After a time the curtain ri.-e3 again
on th: e.ce--ivcly f ntertaining and
rcfirx d play. A gawky chap in a
blue cotton ovt rall wiggles hi.- little
toe. Intelligent audience ja.-t doul
les over and holds his stomach with
laughter. (Jawky chap does it again.
Intelligent audience laugha Larder
than ever. I'gly old heathen stum
ble against gawky chap in blue over
all, and whops over upon the floor,
and assures folks that that's the kind
. - . - - j0f ,Uanb is. Intelligent aud;enee,
j First, because giris of a lower soeial delirious with mirth, doubles over
(grade, trained from the beginning to 'and hold- his stomach with laughter
' industrial pursuits have a mti'-h more ; aain. Another vounar woman in
l,Jp' ieven chance. Secondly, Iiecause j Fpangld elothes appears, anI gives
:k'Lv j that reformation of opinion and of a kick, and Kays, "You bet."
conduct which is to give working i mgioy cuitivatea audience laugbs
women an equal opportunity with j immoderately and claps very hard,
men, is to come from the richer class-; Young woman s-pats dirty old loafer
cs, and to begin its U neGcent work ; in the face and then spats her hands
upon heiresses. Kvery g'-rvant girl together. Audience claps and fairly
in Xew York dragged her calico j splits its sides with mirth. Yoang
flounee in the gutter till the ladies of woman gives a hideous screech.
rifth Avenue put on snort gowns,!
ana then cleaubne.-s ami economv
NO. 43.
reijrned among the millions. It is
Intelligent audience
run down its cheek,
voting woman back.
laughs till tears
It whistles the
She lay3herli!y
ber ltinzs and
attempted to maic vests lor a liveh-1 tl(. wttm,.n 9i,v,. tf.o nr.l .,f v,rV!wIi!t hand across
; hood, but tlio want oi sk.,.1 prevent-U-k,, work, if ever we are to she and the othtr nrettr voudz ladies
inL- success.' she t: ied other means of, i., i.i.i... t.i: .: . : t.,t.. ...j i v
nrn In 1 in t-iit th-.tr. l,.ic..rio .n. . ... ... t t , , . - .
- , 7 '.V '"..': - -'7-, nonorawie pupjHiri, uicu aiways iaii-c.rn,li;f ma!1,jaj Jar and trade for I er a fearful and wonderful
grateueiornm.es, wnieii can omy ie j r t,e took opium, and was found
remedied by the unpleasant task of!ju (,er rt,oru in a dving state.
calling the people's attention to them
1 here are some people who,
or
Xow, we concede there is a trag-
tvrHiV TT"HNKY AT LAW
'" ' ;". . . eu'.ruMed t. hi ear with
' "". ' , V, ,.v aug. W ly.
Uootleu lVaro of All Hindi,
ti!,Vj .
W'.L
a K
1 11 Ki:. ATTiKt AT
!'.. will practtee In .n- .
. .. .-.untu--. All ini en- j
..-Bp:ly attrnJtsl to. ;
COAL OIL LA Ml';
COAL OIL.
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ATBIEKTORY.
BY O. S. A HA MS.
! An audible titter suddenly arose,
j like the first pattering of a summer
I shower. Thv true state of the case
j began to dawn upon our minds,
j Fanny was using all her energies
' in endeavoring to obtain a solier and
. .A.l - 1 .:
respeiuui nir tvanu i.er uueruouer. a t 0 y vi;
I "He didn't answer in v note," she i . ,-. - ,
... . , . . v , ,,. . '.o law, , are a curse to t
sit u an i so i w as iroinir to iiuiio ii.iu ... . .. .
, . . f . u i.i ii men tiii-i me i- or cutiieiii- ; a 1 . mi v net
'il.iit moeo i.f tmiM-r nd npnml tr . - ! seel. IS li.e otll U' I
it.,as-a ort of hint'" Jenccsakc we will divide them into w!lidl u.as nut traif;,.. The real.de-
i , ' . it j . classes. One class, of an almost in-! m(ir., ,a i,,,,,,- lav in th-vn-t d;s.
: The titter now .-elled into a roar; I , .,.,,,, ' ,, . , ment oi t.ag tn iaj in m tai i..-
in an instant everv bov and girl in the j ntnflk r 1 "i r ; Prurt5oa ''ft,v,-"a ,htr tw"1 a;"1
i school-room lauded nncontrullablr. iur", 1 ' V J ' ,twwn tI"f Vh rilL'
iFannv buried her face in ber hand-! rIiV . , . .W r i i 10 ii1
brnM,.f nnd U In.hpd riotontlr i ? Td t0 Ple th'lr .nosV .,a which life demands. The failure to
,; , . , - wnere it is not wanted : breakinsr
nut siientiv. j cais ami cuee.s arose, ,i,ic, i
cernin manual lab'r and trade for j er a fearful and w onderful ditty, of
women. If the daughters of t'ivesj w hich you cannot understand any
were known f be learning the tele- thing except the chorus, which savs
I t 1 .1 1 1 -1 .1-
AtkI ?in wyf daiv.
t w. if,ioA 'iti.tl,in I i ' a flu -
f- f . ikIwI'UI VI ""'Ja-a' t I'liU, VI 111- UHf,' lllli J,r jui,
- it'll V lUTP. UUl II 13 IIUL tU UUI LU kl Z roMnif ,r i-bma .cnml fPtiirrrfAirinr
I IHilll VI I Uill , a .-lilllll il llil'.l'f II llljf,
amenable i ..,. f,.)a taking off. Admitting the r.r .ri.iL.,vin,e ;i,.r;tu-..r.j.
the neighbor- -.t,irv. ll4, true tbe ii.Mircl.iM's il. nth , i t., r .i. .1" ...1. ' r
1 - . uic 1UIU1C innnn , uiu ,.atllJVt-ll
ot the drama, rn7nrii4 u-niilil tl;:r:L ir
oroiis, but very gol
similar ciiiidovmeiits
them.
on a pititul salary, will scrimp
narrow wav to death, his girls
belli him, but on
I yip, I row,
Anl in- aivl danre,
I rip. 1 row.
Intelligent audience goes into con
vulsions. Then some more despica
ble crackling, comic singing. The
verv climax of hvsterical minh is
not only dec
fun to learn
and practice
Until that dav, poor Lazarus,
"'j reached for that intellectual audience
lot i when half a dozen of the female wo-
too heartless to help him, but only . mpn tr ntv r.1.1
,-oLLlNS. I'EXTIST. S'W
W. N I 'r ir Tit prt of jail, op Main. ,
' ; -uvf I t on' pn-lrr-l to do ,
:,V''ii OiiioK- r-suUtinir. ei-.
I- ,, ,al teeth ot all kind. ud of
; . r:.sj. All 'Trraiion war-,
' - June ..
CHIMNEYS.
And evrrytliinir tM.ooi;ii:K to tn Lamp trade.
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MIL
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111
- an
TT 'i;Nl-Y AT LAW. .
1 Vtrrvi to a.l t-UMlM Wen-
.ri--.-: an 1 a !,i. iumif cvna-
' ' " ' IrD. is. "u-iy.
WHITE LV.Al'.
120 CLIXTOX STKEET,
CHARTERED SEPT.. 1S70.
V . k .1
live was the tragical tbuii?. Andtbc t.... i.Mni-..fn;1nJ nn. tnn r.nn . L i
- , i.,.r. ; . . " . 1 . " '!-' .- lv" ,mui,u L'8Wi? roan m trie blue anrr.n a
and it was simply .Wsible to pur- l''X:. c-? emp.ation oi:t opens tne wide; !f t!; wife of Hives would qualify i ,taDd" in w aad 8;n!P ' Wild.
sue further a serious treatment of the ! ' ,' T T V" " ' V. :. 'ct of tUt! tral'.n- ol our . itself to take charge of a business ' thr;i!in a;r wL;(.h MV3 at the '1
... ...-ua.,- us .,c v. Tne mi-take as it seems to us of r superintend a manuiactorv, i of y ' . lhat
brains. Thev are nerfect sveon hants. f . . ,.t r...i.. ...1 '.. .. , . . 1 ' every vcr.-e. now 3 mat lor
. , - . , -. , 1 our nuoic s . smu u. lonan .uma-mcn me wise 01 i,a..;rus. w no uii;,i ,' ln,)i.Ktm!ior
runnini' with the noimbir ti. h Oth-I.- . 1 1. ; . , , . . -nd ju.-t as iDey say, now
- 1 1 - i lion. Is n .dll'iaiiicuini one. 11 trail
ers of the same class who inhabit our ! ,mi,.4 r.u- ,er. .ols n.. r.in(.t;..r.s
UNSKtU OIL.
j I always recall with keen relish the i
I jt-ke which Fanny Burns played 011
i her schoid-master. It was altogether
1 ' ...1 . ..
! unpremeditated and involuntarv on """!111-
i ber nart but thai made it nil th..'m.,re ' Mr. Charlton himself was obliged
t-nj-yable. tosn,ih,,in the midst of b:? w rath of samp fl' . ' j , " "T. " V.":' ' U11"t 'u aD1 wn are'that
! Mr. Charlton was verv dignified, i "! discomfiture. He handed the n . . . , l;. . ?' .,1,, 1 rtu o.s a i-os. , ?rw s sour un.ier poverty nu inae-;,lilrl
istem at times, and prided "himself , !"T back to Fanny, and said a few , ' V .Tt.'i nVhi-ar ! . cre,Bs e ".l V . ! tlon' Ul Va-,r1 Mnve
t . 1 r i - r 1 1 ; Tim r n r cii urqi'i 11 1 i 11 i 1 ' m.i. .m,. .icn..... - . n , .
worus 10 ner w men none 01 us cou.u ; . . Th J . . - . " , ; V'"" ' ' "T'". "l- :-""-
! hear in the uproar, and she, b,wing,!; . . nnUZ- Zl' ! '"m,w: ?na ftf? ,a r?1 10 .,t'n'an,,l,"Vr u':a-
... . 1 . 1 'am . j t ,0 !rin'r1' IV .ii' 1 W.li rfiTWfl Irn fl I
weni ner seal. . , . Should (r . , r " ,, '' i
The ftinnvsj-ene ended, and a w ere o 7, - . " .. . ai.se 10 a nooie eonieiiiiueui auo .ro-,
. the strict discipline enforced in his '
j school. But Fannv Bum.-
I black eyes, irrepressible love of fun
.and readv wit, was ahnrt too much
for high, they all give a
1 kit-K indeed, as though
were exceedingly anxious to
3
very
thev
kick
VAKXISHES.
II-''
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11 c
-.illllX. ATTOKM'.Y AT LAW. ,
( . un li fe.
.n. 11 -tl.
ISKVS1IL5,
i Vl l-S ATT"KM Y
Y . will 8.1 1 r'
:, ni-t.-'. 1" '
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oi LJ.
AT I-AW. '
attrir l-ifl to
-nKT-s.-t and .
T-rt. opjiu-
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p,;.M.T H
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u i. I.f h !-
: u.:v ii. ..no '.lie pnV
1 .1 an- bu li -tfi in the
. I i- inteuti to k.-ep
w-.ii cur ta:i.'.acti'i to
: i.-. ir ru.i- :n.
Juli.N H'LL.
PAINTS IX OIL A X I HKY. AXU
PAINTERS' GOODS IN GENERAL
A lare Hoek ol
Table Knives mid I'orV.
I'otKirr kxives.
crEXEH FOR THE TRANSACTION
OF BFSINESr? FEB. 2:?. lTl.
LANK OP1.N I A 1 L Y FlioM A. M. to 3 P. M.
ALSO. 1 ix WKI'XiMUY AM'SAT
I liliAY IVlXlMiS. FKOM
TOTS o't-'LH-K.
for him
Fanny and I were good friends. I
used to draw her home in my sled,
run races with her, give her dainty
j morsels out of my dinner basket, and
j i-crforni various other gallantries
suited to our juvenile ideas of such
imngs. .uu wnen we were a utile
studious enough for the remainder of
and indeed for many days
er.
that dav.
vet have s.'tne-'
.f the!
( la.T Maidewi peerh.
inadequacy
.bablc
KM. i'i '
I'.
i '
..ti Mil
Ih-ntist. lUrlin.
u'f'lJ t-.' l cac
SItHiNS.
(,ot:ii.
somi:km:t, im.
tf.nr c i- Xii". Sirt-cu T1
after twelve
Shai.kn ilie. l.a
Mi EARS
LOANS SECURED BY BuNDS AND
MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE.
A' l'ER (EXT. OVAUAXTEKD.
received f all turns not Ui$tken Onr
ftolimr, au-1 a Uirl4rn'1 of the prvfat declare 4 irNir
ear. in June auj lftowT.
AM' st'l.SoL, lnttr. i c.mm-iicethe brt lar f rh month.
I)
Mil.I.KB,
ll.
..,-;ed a: S-mrr-et tor the prar-
. ..j- jo-: t,-n ten. hi pr. ;---i. ia. aer-i.f'f.-iter
.! Smiwt and ni ini-r.
.:.'( 1 rm-r.y yt.'a;ifi I'r A.
, : rJ t.t ean tie eulMM at ill tune,
.... 'r: .v M:ir iire.i.
Itilic 1XA1X L1N"EI KETILI S, fc.e.,
Titl.i-r i'.h iinnv arti. I. too nutaen.u te men
ti..n in an a.irrrij-'ti.fnt. He i .Vu-nniiird to
sell at the Terr lown purr. Gi.e liiui a ralL
juue l'J-Ti
lnteret when n-rt drawn t if added to the
PrineiL thu r.iip.Hin l.ng twioe a year for 11 tf
I up.i.r.
i !). containinT the ehartvr and br-Liw wili
t lurnihed at the Uauk.
1 K. J. MOKRELL. Preident,
i IK XK MKEKT. Treasurer.
rYKI S KLIiEK. Solicitor.
HOIINKB.
I).1
Buggy, Carriage
H
, at Lib. :
PoSTLl.THWAlTr ATTOKXtY
iifl-et. I'a. ITol'.oal ikii
..1. ite.i aud puDctuaiir attend-
AND
KkiSER.
ATT'
KXEY AT L W.
S meM. P.-nna.
.I.K.
ATT'i:NkY
I',
AT LAW,
l"r -f.-i-al l.u-inrcs cntm'ted
;..Bi;h r uii-tuewand n o lity
LIGHT WAGON
MANUFACTURER,
IlOAKHOFTKl STEKS:
I Jam.- rrtf-r, Parid PiVrt. Oe-inr Frita. A.
! J. Hawe, F. W. Har. John Lowman. Paniel M -!
Iviut,lin. Jamr McMillan. Jame Morley. Lew
! i Pint. '. II. Kill. Powell S;a.-kh'e.l'onrad
! Soppe. Gm. T. Swank. W. W. Walter, and l.
i J. SforrelL Ireident. fetdi
a. c KElw.
EIM
t. D. L1T!I".D.
LIYKXGOOD,
IS A X K KIIS,
irJer everT tic- ;
r.:. -ii. H. lit rrii..
TH 4 r.l ! I II. ATTOKXEYS AT
A :iiiie innited theirearewi.l
: j U'. uaiii ttt ndei to.
- i..: fl ..r of sooMiern en 1 of Mam
l. i r .i.'--ir -m 1'1-u.vti i.
DENTISTBY-
a l:.;i Kill owtioue the I ra-;i -e of
- j r p.red to p.-rlorm a.! .)-raiioni
- t.j- :, r nd at a 1"B pnfa tl.e Mini'
v -t -.r. I-- d'W am here in ti. Slate.
. a d. uM. ft f-r 1V All.
'.i r i i.lui tc til Itrai-tf"! wi'h
. -.-.t J:" T
f i H i; VI Y (l in..
i:m.ii to.vivi- M& HjyTs
" EX(. RANGE PLACE. BALTIMORE.
LvTa1. ca.t aivar.f "n .u- nraenr and
p "bus pr-mprlr ma'.
IZMIIAH MMIAM
w n n
JAMES RUSSEL & CO.,
n : u e in.Li.r. ts
Xo. 222 Market Street,
i i::i.vm.li'HIa.
DIAMOND HOTEL,
SiiEticl Custer, Proprietor.
It now preiare.! to niannfaeture to
arriiitki of
fARKIA'JKS.
Ill lilill.S.
SI LKll.s.
M'lilXO WAi.OXS,
HACKS.
SLLIOHS.
au-.. fci-., 1
' jn ll.c Ut- : .-til U..: aj.pn-.eJ t It t. an! at the
Ixw.-t IOMiblP Iri'.
all : iT or a
o.
SA LlSIi I'll V ELK LICK,
S.lBltlCTCl-!lTT, I'EXS'A.
Prarla t-aa-ht and Soiil. and eulrwetioc made nn
; all rtol thee,ntry.
lntrn-at allowe.1 on time dr-j.it.
Swi-il arracicmrnta with liuardian and olhrr
b ho hold m-n-y in trntt. Jaa IT T2
CTTJST
Firi ClavH Carriage,
Or anr otVr rrt.ir'e. are fff rtfullr inriie-l ti
eall and ej .mine luf a-Tk. Xoiie I-ut the rery het
material will 1 n d lu tl.e iuanufartnre of hi
work, ami none tut hc
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w
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IO
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A T
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i o
IB
Are etr.ploved in hi ertal-lithmenL. a,.me of whom
1 have had an exi-rienoe ol over twenty year in the j M
l.utui'-t. He it. therufi. enabled to turn out a c3
fcr-l elate rehiele. bHh in no''" material and ,
workman-hip. All work warranted to I at rpre- ; Q
tented wnn lnvtnir tne i..-p. id-i ,u.cii.
ruarauiee.1. Allkiudfol
Ll KIPPER'S!
i i'h a Une ltare f int-:
k-iv" f.r ft c4t tuai-c cl the '
'-j are firat ela. the
kt all tiiu.-f milb the t-t-ift
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it i: ..I twoiririie an 1 1 n-u-4i-u-f
U-ii.z r-.iiir i aiwi
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sAMI l.L l l STER.
! finl . r 4 h. Isr2.
STKKX .V CO
Itr.l'AiniNO AND I'AINTINCi
lrme in a neut an 1 paTrnantii. manner, an at the
fh;rrttr'i ntioe. He in determined to do ill bu
rk In ru"h a manner, and at mich rtee a u
xunke It t. th interest ot eTeryUnir t- faairmiie
l.im. tall t1 eiaoiine hi wtirk heire purchaa
iiir el-where,
I. J. llf'HXF.K.
WE BOOSE & Co.,
FOUNDERS & MACHIKISIS,
: PKXXW.,
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NOTIONS,
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older I walked home with her, jn-; on the head, he said
av-anu-M sneeze in miss i.un ri,.tv We AM
;voouis presence , aw ar sue goes 10 ; ,hi t,-, y of thc
ir ."Btrcwnpr fi lnir iiini rt..iv iip .
thereafter ir'V" " , - I hoy s instruction to Ms pr
i ii i . .ao-anu-so sneezeu a great an kwum, : p..,;.,,,. i,, what with iioiler-i
I wpM rrrnrnifwr when wp -vpnt nn i . . ca.-lon , oui w nai wuu i.ioui r.i
- .... - . nnninnnorlv c .w o 7 . . eo-l,r in h..e I .a .
inllin r.oT, "o.r.i.l Me PK,rlt,.n 7 . v , .
. apprenticeship, ana witn ii.e wiutn : u.-non-w wrm ..uu "
inselt into ,.f i....i .r.f lioroin ... had been meased to ble.-s l.im. He
runs over to Mr. Chatterbox ii,,,,,,., i,:. .,.,;. tJ. from tf.c ! oiiened a law oSce immediate! v on
lnr-rn d.ls fl-min.-t fail- : "is arrival but ne did not engage t,..r
I i
tit iirntia lailain I.-aiik
was talking to tl.e leacncr wt.ose e- Mr S(.an1.so sa,,eze(.
partment we were aooui 10 enter.
Fannv stood near, ami ratting her
stead of drawing her. and made pur
chases of oranges, in lieu ot bestow
ing on her tarts and baked apples. It
was about this time that the mania
for writing notes took p issession of us.
Although we saw each other before
school, at recess, at noon, and after, it
invariably happened thatduringstudy
hours matters of sudden and vital
importance would arise, demanding
epi.-iolary communication lietween us.
Xotes would le written and passed
from hand to hand until they reached
their proper destinations; tor there
was a mutual agreement bet wet n all
the pupils to perform such offices
secretly and faithfully. Sometimes,
indeed, we would sit near together
on opM:te sides of an aisle, for in
stance so that we could deliver our
missives directly to each other.
This practice of writing notes was,
of course, strong!) condemned, and
strictly forbidden, by our teacher ; and,
as Fanny and I were especial and
frequent offenders in this particular,
he managed to glance toward us many
times in the course of a day. We
were generallv successful, however, in
eluding his watehfulnes
'This girl vou will find, willalwavs
have her lessons, but look out for her,
or she'll le too much for you. There's
danger behind tho-e black eyes !"
If this were a "story" Fanny
would of course lie nir wife now, but
as it is a simple reminiscence oi reai 1 r;t.j j,efore ,jKv
un, ii uoe-n i enu inai way ' "on m it that
oftoe . , i untronnn inTn Ir.n hlirliftr '
grade Fannv discovered charms in a
a word
himself into
Gts; she
and tells him the a.-tounding news,how
Mr. So-and-so was dying from the
effects of a sneezing fit ; old Madam
Humor hears it next, bow So-and-si
died from a sneezing fit. caused by a
very bad cold. So it runs on. widen
ing out like theeddies of a mill-pound.
Xo doubt but thev w ill have him bu-
oc-
terh-
oniiorturiiiies fori
Li Xovcnibcr, 1 TOT. Mr. Clay come
to the then little village of Lexington,
Ky., leaning alone on Fr jvideiice, a
widowed mother's prayer.- au-1 the
untutored talents with which
somi Imdy up stairs. It doesn't look
' pretty to see a lady kick. F it the
intelligent audience is in a frenzy of
delight, an! hee-shaws and bowls
with rapture. Scene closes in a dis
i solving view of the gaw ky, he then
: winking his left ear. and I can't find
words in the dictionary any more to
; describe the beautiful state cf tick'e of
, tfie audience. I han't Wen afforded
j such exalting and encouraging views
' of human nature in six weeks. Sui-h
; refined and classic taste, tou know.
-tart, iio tis
.t l ... r ... .i l.. nni.. tuii.. iii tin. itiit:.- i.r ti;a i.rrv.
ure. .Moreover, noe.er uiiseraoi. , - v ... ... . ,.. , , , .. i
fession. tor the ourpo.-e td improve-! "'. --""' t
ment in debate, he joined a village
are throui
some people will
evcrvbodv-clse't
h ! Why
persist in
bn si u ess
the means may fall short of the end,
j the thought that underlies a boy's
.education is, that he niu-i study that
j he may le able to get his living.
1 he eomtr.unitv excuse neither idle
ness nor incapacity in a man.
minding
tint ttietr finrl I utmn.11 fa
youth named m.th that far outshone j Iri.hllJlln M ..it is, the liaurc of tho
mine. This threw me into a cynical j ..0L t it i3 no hirm to talk
frame of mind from which it took me OV(.r xhin?!l Tht.rc is morc harm
fully two weeks to recover. Then to j tljan we tbink for. enilU?hf as manv
spite ber I went with another girl. . j, experienced, to cause bitter
laces of approbation. In this j remarked, by a distinguished l.terary j tlC Tvix:it season of celestial fe
ndition his advantage over his j tr-'iitleiiiati of Lexington, that Mr. ; maav- Americana availed t
in inestimable. For the com- Clay's colloquial style was mere ba-iM.jves 0f invitations to visit lea
Tlr n came the breaking up of our
class, some tears and hearty hand
shaking. That was a dozen years
ago, and I believe Fanny is now the
wife of a man out West Such is
life! .
What Will ! Late Beklad?
Talking with aa old farmer once,
he said : When I die, I am going
to leave In-hind me, as a heritage for
my children, the home where they
were born, made as beautiful as my
means and uneducated taste will
and man- allow, pleasant memories of the home
ed to exchange great numbers of fireside and of the unny summer
small bits of paper, on w hich mess-1 da vs, and a true regard for the dignity
ages were scribbled. j and worthiness of the calling which
But one day our hour of grief ! their father followed."' The old man
came or at least I thought so, for j was so full of emotion w hen be talked
the time Wing. Fanny had handed ; in this wise, that he had to use bis
me several notes to which, for some i handkerchief to prevent the tears
heart-buruings, jrrief, alienation and
hatred ; enough to mar the peace
and quiet of any neighborhood. He
is a wise man who knows irfii to
speak and Aoio to speak. Another
class seem to be somewhat under the
sway of the green-eyed monster.
They take every occasion that offers
itself to cast out little innuendoes,
flings, hyper critical criticisms against
those whom they feel are their super
iors in the social circle or in talent.
Thev are ever readv to throw out
And
the harder and more intelligently he t,,'r
u-.rt'4 tlii nmrn hp -its At asp in thpition. But
high p
one con
sister in
muniiy practically coddles and ad
mires idleness and incapacity in a
woman, as is shown in the quality of
her education, and in the popular
flings at the "strong minded." A
working boy rows his Ixjat always
with the current. A working girl
rows hers, usually, against, it.
We need no gh-st come from the
grave to tell us of the wrongs of all j
this. But the ghost of Xellie Magcr-1
nie will not down. Here was a girl'
bom in Pitt-field, city of famous
schools for girls, receiving there, it is
said, 'a thorough education.' We
all know what that means. It is an
club ; out for a long tinm he took no
part in its proceedings. He seemed,
to them who knew him .-lightly, to
lack vigor aadeue.-gv. w as then .-len-
siiadmg on ot tbe many emotions
1 which -lay upon the human sou?.
Im LTC With ChiaauMaU
apparent feeble constitu-:
even at that time, it was
The San Francisco reporters con
struct interesting stories like the fol
lowing when short ofcopr: During
estivi-
t be Blading
Chinese Louses of the city and par
take of the hospitalities of the in-
ni:ite; thp nrinivnftl ruiiipj LpirKT o
who knew his ability in this desfre tll wjtrjeS!, ,ce carious customs
i.-i'.wiv -.-.-I a nn i.b. I' i
rii,..rlr!.J1.,,rei.imJuui.i...- the Orient. Amon? the Cauca-
en silence at ail ttieir meetings: and ; a:
o.Lir-ot i,-n Kf.rmn!n.r .villi t!.,- al. r.f
some remark calculated to disparage naturaj, tLe "iano an,, eoVm
them in the estimation of others.
Thev do not seem to realize that thev
Z Hoi dVs Mmta'jiu fi, if, indeed, it
are exposing their own weakncss.and I rchenil anvihiDg so vigorous. It
laying themselves liable to be regard- j js an education which fixes a girl for
ed as insignificant by men of thought lllP tra,le of a finc ,ililv Leaving
and consideration. "Sjieak evil of no ! ou of vieW tb(1 in?ult in tLe
man, is a precept of the Christian j notjon that this! teaphin , cr existence
law, which works more than one wav. !., c,:,f.. ;mm,,;.ai ,.,.in,
i t .j i....i i..: i ..n:. .k,- e i -r- r. i si..-i. - .......v...-. v.-..,
'.1 1. r ll.l 1 if r . . : i..l ! - .- ., , llltlt
soon came anoiner, neaii. imicii. ue-s. ins ih. ..ere meiy seaitt-.-; envious of. .noiner class, vou can
which she reached over to me with ed. having a varied experience in life; ; tell the moment vou see them; thev!
considerable exertion. Accompanv-, hut there was not one of them who - look like the breaking ur
ing it was a lead jtencil, though for .did not honor the old farmer they morning in March; their faces wear a
wnai purpose 1 ciruiu 1101 iinagiiie. i . eanea i anu re ereiui. , too; r auier ; most woe-iegone expression, l ney j nisur(; tnat freedom and wealth is n-v
was just reaching over to receive it nor one of them w ho was not glad to j smile, but it is more like the suddn i uort, s.j insecure as hi re wLer the
irom ner nanu, w nen a louu, sieni visit ine oin nomesteau om-c a jear. i gusn oi a snow storm in mid-winter, I jajs js .Jd mi landed propertv
vf.ie. .nrnlrpil iisinitli f.ir .in instant : Now wp renenf the nne-tion ; tfian fhp warm o-onl-it r?iv ..f l.irinirl ".. . '. 1
bituallv correct and elegant than that
of any other young man he Lad ever
known. His feilow-memliers of the
iii.'-.'tr .-L.i l'i..iv I.- n!
respect
i
neir meetings; anu : a:,n iv, who v tK trnt of
a remark he whispered to bis neigh-: tfce CLince was a belle of Xew
bor, one evening after a long debate , York, a voung ladv of rare beautv
just as the question was about to be aCll intep;.,enc combined with keen
taken, that the subject ttid not seem j .:, ho,onrh materv f tbe
"I"; graces of the drawinir-raom. and.
above all, possessed of fascinating
- ' amiabi'itv and benevolence. She has
re-! Oti-:of,i itlar,- , , i;
UllV 1ULV. . JUt I 111, 1 Li Li ' UaTTI ' ' U 1 U ti
at- j
bv!
to him to have wen axhaiisted,
pilars to have awakened unu-ual
tention. His wrds were heard
several, and the chairman was
quested not to put the que.-tion then,
as Mr. Clay would speak. He was
thus directly called upon, and mani
fested extreme embarrassment. He
had never before made an attempt at
public speaking, and seemed diSdent
and distrustful of his ow n abilities in
, 1 fl i r.i .l
an unusual uegrec. tie nan w itnoui : ia, lshti of an Francis-oo with simi
doubt, framed and uttered in h:s closet : jar effcct.
many a speech fitted for, but never ; " came bcre 0 aroii, he T
pronounced in, the bads of justice ;jof aa ea.tern winter an(, t0
for this w;as betrayed by Lis opening tTiend. of Ler Touth and UQtiI her
worus. tie lacKeiicoiiuuence toheep:vi,it t() the Chinese
nis seat ; ana as te rose and, witn 1
! marked confusion
gent families of (rotham, and is held
in grateful remembrance by numer
ous proteges in Mission School ; and
in the higher circles she has moved
with equal potency. She t-Iuded all
; the blandishments of Xew York gen
tlemen and mingled among the so-
it to tne i nmese quarters
Unnr ,n.l .nl.l . V ,
l i t. ..- vviiLH'.., c.CJ tU7
was
gay-
rcmains the ct-rtain and delib
erate cruelty of it. For there is no
i , . , I-". . -."-.it.".. ...u luc ta.'
Ii-limnf.mrlj in tn.-ricB ns in ri-Jo- ' marKCd CODIUslon, attempted to SpeaK, ' , f ,v r .1 . 'r
of a frosty crat;c countr;es .exempt from the ne- j "Oentleman of the Jury were the a arfre tea store she met as she
is inai c, iron, nis i'f-; thought, her fate, and at once fell in
lUOl V,
cessitv of lalmr. Wealth alone can
There! Miss Burns ! I have caught
f.GROCEBIES.'g
lLOUI? Ac.
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MR-'IT. I'lTTSlilKUII. I'A.,
l -n.r. of Omciware and Manufac
ttr. r f (,1m -mi are.
WILSON aTsON,
"oliii.i; .ito i:us,
l' Lusty Sreot,
PITTSBURGH.
j Maoufaturcr of ail kind of
; CASTINGS k 3IACIILNEKY
i r Jen by mail promptly attended to.
Addretw WS1. HooSE k tXJ..
S ihfl-orr. FJkiirk P. . S -nierBrt eo.. Pa.
t-t. 1.
BOUSL & SHIBKS,
Manufacturers of nil grades of
; CIGARS,
i BEPFORD. PA.
Attenti partieulartT aked of J..l.lr.
t -Order aoiirited by E. 11. MarthalL,druit?lt,
ay.iineraet, I'a. .
IV ure to rail and aee. and I ei. lne-1
i I
d. a there are t.ai many anLde kejd Uir
rimuierati.m. i M
C3 ;
OPPOSITE
SrMEBrr, r A.
July IT A. W. KXEPPER.
vou at it at last !
Fanny's bright eyes
fright. I shrank back
leaving the note still in her Land.
"Vou will please step forward.
Miss Burns, and bring that note with
you."
Fannv obeved wuh a subdued air.
though not without fir
(If
than the warm genial ray of a loving :tvV(.ntv ;rls brought Up under this
heart. Their presence throws as itailuU,"s PVitern t,f in-tructi..n. and
were a wet blanket over the happy j reare(, excuWt u.n must sooner
inirth of any company thev enter jor ,ate, eara lhvT bread . or if ttev
From their talk vou would think that (lj . it j,, ,K.caust. thev will meanl'v
the universe itself was out of order , c,)ns,.nt to to take it, unearned from
and everything was going to rack and: f:ltbl,r iir(h.ir relative or friends.
t8t of .k, nnAf i fT. ir.f tntrivo it VrAmlp
Mil'." VUUUVi UIIOIVI u. w.aa-
says, there are but three ways to
. . . - 1!..tn . ..nrn if t . . cfool
. ' , , , 1 . , . 1 .. . , ... ... - . lt.WVllL.Tll.il...
ii not wnnoui nrsi turning up ; nas nan a nappy ami pieasant uome ruption is Holding nign carnival over i ;t , .niw.T;t- Vn,l h thitili not
her nose fnrtivelv. I trembled with , in his vouth, fails to remember, love the land. Are they memliers of the'., i! .!,...'. .i-..a .f..... ,.r
.... l. .L,.: : ' '
rim iiinciucii iiiawiiuu.-. m-i , ,. n,U, Th.iro Pfinnot 1
Now, we . repeat the question
What w ill vou leave liehind ?"
Money ? It w ill do your children
dilated with little good, comparatively. Money is
in mv seat, ! easily obtained. But home are
scarce. The associations which the
men of thc world value most are the
in a
associations with their early homes, j ruin.- The country is
Xo man, no matter what bis position, anarchy, our rulers are all rogues, our
circumstances or relations in life, who ; tax-gatherers are all thieves, and cor-
e
for her sake than and long for it. It is the heaven he; church
, . j i - , i - i . i -
.sees, one lowaru .i.cu tits .ear inuence is lelt. ".xotning is going much , ,iestion which is the wise wav,
sa!d goes out whenever he is m trouble; it j right the church is going down the. . . .hink. TCt virtually w'e
ajiprehension, more
mv own.
"Stand up there o l the stagi
Mr. Charlton, sternly,
note from her.
"I have t:ttn spoken ot tne despi- opportunity; it is
cable practice of writing notes. " be 'earth upon which
said, turning so as to view ranny lavish the wealth he mav have ac-i rest are sinners ; "the Eld
and the w hole school simultaneously, quired, and where he desires to die linquent and cold, the memliers
i .e IO..K ,,,e ; IS tne snnne to w ue maaes p..- j canuic-st.cK oi tne i.ord is going to i.e ; . b our wel, 1)r(1(1 irU t0 l0 . b;oves
. ewymn rmn ..-linnrA, 1. A hoB IklltATia n ll .nninPAil 1' L. . ... t.-, 11- ...... 1 1
K I.II.li; IK1H . . ii- i.-.-- nu.. ii-iu-Jiru. 111.M1I lUl'll Uin lUil 11UUIU .,! I,,,
r . I... .1 !....-.. .... .. . . i ana "
teach
work-
first word
His mistake disturbed him the
and he blundered them out
love witn him. . lie is an intelligent
again. t;i r c " i
ant, seeing the sympathy of his audi-! man,T hearing, taller than the aver
ence, who appreciated Lis feelings : ;f tu nnntrrmen .and apparent
and were unwilling to add to Lis em-. v alKat twenT.;ix Tear3 0f age. Hi
barrassment by seeming to notice it, : ConipIexict. is fresb, "clear and nearly
their courtesy gave Lim confidence ; ; wh,te h;, fbe(.kj? showin? iust a dash
"X, , . - - , :orthe ruddv tint cf the pippin, and
en ionn into aa oration oi great log
ical strength, of extreme beauty of
diction, and of thrilling eloquence,
... -.i.r i i.i
,.u,.i. r ut,,, im.- auuniauoi. aim iutithe aid of hu button-rack, and, after
profounuest respect of his hearer?. ; an 5ntrotluction wa3 captivated bv
Ihus was sounded that voice which jthe charni!, of hu conversation and
like a stirrmg trumpet, arou-mg to all vlzUr his analysis of - Confucian
that is nob.e in action and patriotic ; ,ore Xhe voung' accountant was
in feeling, has for nearly half a cen-: i i-a 1 v. v;j
. . in 1 1 1' i . ' j . uj.iu . a i. uis
delicate attentions in vogue in
pippin.
i his teeth seem very pearls. She was
i first attracted toward him by the ra
ipidity with which he figured through
the one spot on j be led to infer that thev are the only ! ,r . , :,7.. !,i..,rJ , i.,.
Lo. ! ..-lit: l .1. ' lut'" lJ -v. i,' . - . ..mi iur luuusf lauy uau rciurneu
p niBv .p ; f r ', "u , 1 l'r? wc 1,0 not moan fapcrfScial teach- 'me at once one oi is most act.ve i he with htr friend h rernarked
tury pealed throughout the length
and breadth of our land. After this
Mr. Clav was a constant attendant
upon the debate of the society, and
polite
life, allowed the fair inamorata to
that he was willing to be a captive.
After the young lady had returned
of its wrongfulness and bad influ-1 and lie buried.
de- i
are
ers are tie- i ....-r;,.;! cim.i;..j ,i,,r Ji.nvi-
. . 3 y ruin . ..v ...... .v. . ..-u- .. .
memliers. His voice mingled in every
recreant and dead." Oh! if they
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i.Miioxs a tti.,
VIOUH.ll BUUU l
Tobaeo and Kegar.
j 40s Market Street, Above Fourth,
PHILAliLLl'UI A. j
! -E. H. Marfhall, atent, Someraet, Pa.
: wf4'72 I
1 ri UEAT INDUCEMKXTS.
'lliClAL TKLTH !!
J. ('. YI TZY.
I) i; x rr I S T
"'LL CITY, s,.trut (V, Fa.,
' L '"i ' BrT'i'-il P. I of the rery l.-t
, ""I.! li.u i Iwrlf.1 lu the
.T ' " "r ,'"nli l-al-l to th r-.
5 natural teeih. 1 h.e Bl-h.l.K t
. -r. fn u ri I.r enaioiiwt atamb.
"'T' ' 1.1272
I-.Coflrot!. A('(b, SI- SI- KETMIgnL
' t-t.s '.Lf. pkalli's ix IIAP.XEDSVILLK,
f?l frr. . w Somona t County. Fa.
Yob hi i,urvue of him at lower ratrf thn ol
j JAMES PUGH,
MA IX STREET, SOMERSET, I A.
j 1 now j-rr pared to manufacture all kind of
j WAfiOXS, SLEIGHS. Ac.
He will alo irttiHly attend to
ence. I have given warning rejieat-; What will you leave ln-bind, good j were in office, they would make things
t-dly that it must not be done, and; friend of the farm ? Shall the home- straight ! Should they condescend to
have threatened to visit with severe ; stead lie your monument ? Shall the j go to prayer-meeting, it is only to con
punishment the first offence of the ' children return thither as the pilgrim j stantly tremble, least some voung in-
kind coming within my knowledge. 'seeks the shrine of a saint? Shall j experienced convert, moved bv the!
The silly and baneful love trash with j each tree tell its story of your taste j enthusiasm of his first love, should
w hich they are filled should never I and good sense revive in the minds i venture to tell what Jesus has done
I shall do by
presume you
ample of you, which
mortifyinq you. I
would dislike exceedingly to have me
read thin note aloud to the fhool."
Fanny started violently, and seem
ed about to sicak, but checked her
self. Mr. Charlton paused, but she
Xouebut the hest matekial will heuaed.j w'as silent. I, who was watching in-
pass betw een young people. In fact of your children the time and circum
ircrsons of your ages should never i stances of the planting Shall it
say to each other by word or letter, J symbolize by its growth, and extend
what you would not lie willing the Jed and extending branches, the growth
w hole world should Lear. I cannot ; of your children's affections for you,
say that I am surprised, Miss Burns, and the influence your example and
but I am deeply grieved, that you precepts are exerting through them ?
should disoliey me in this instance, as! Shall each stone in the wall, addition
you doubtless have in many others. to tbe barn, the house, out-buildings.
It lieconies mv dutv to make an ex- improvements, orchard, garden and
for him. Should he happen, in his
embarrasment, to make a lapnu lin
quie, our cynical brother or sister are
so mortified that they scarcely recov
er from thc shock in a month. You,
taking it for irranted that they are thc ntaUe for a lOVi is hom,st amj
I fftpr napion r. tAr.inliAN l.innifi ! .... .
and faulty pianists, nor companions,
en sufferance, of rich relatives and
friends. We mean competent opera
tors in some trade or handicraft. We
mean photograpners, teiegrapners,
watchmakers, trlass engraver:
enornvers designers, tailors, dress- sin- He FOin threw off the timidity
makers, iewelers. manufacturers.prin- which at first had
ters. shoemakers, sea captains, archi-, t!m- an'1 acquired
tects. gardeners, farmers, poulterers,
fruit-growers, book keepers, uphol
sterers, picture dealers, grocers, dec-1
orators, tm-peddlcrs, if any choose.
hatever business is honest and
ALL W OKK WAKUANTED
i tently, noticed a curious expression on
; her face.
.o- i. the-Utet and ..at appro ; ..Js ,h(rc anvtLing Written ill this
Per- wantliut nrH-elam Fruit Tree. Vine j
and Plant b.lu call on j
A i
Men-. tne
LOWEST POSSIBLE PHICES
Somerset, March th.
field, speak to theiu of the love you
once bore them, of thc labor you
once jK-rformed that they might be
fed. clothed and educated ? Shall
each blade of grass lift itself up to
ward heaven and testify to your prov
idence and care ? Shall each apple
blossoni in the orchard shed its er
fume in memory of thc man who
planted the seed from which they
sprang, tr tne tree on wnicn tney
WITH
note that vou would be ashamed to ! bloom and laugh in the sweet May
air : ill money compensate ycur
children for the loss of such a herit
age. ? Xo, sir ! emphatically, Xo !
Let us try to leave behind us some
thing that shall soften the hearts of
t... .v ...,..:! . !....
; in..." iut- jiujiiis in hi
! "Xo, sir," she faltered
mm
"I presume not !" said Mr. Charl
ton, sarcastically.
Was it possible, thought I, that
Fanny's apparent difficulty in speak-
men and women when they
any other rty,
iinore bt., tin wake.
' A
wfor M et .,r u...r
reO.9-72.
30 Balti
nLTlMORE, MD.
The n.lrrlaTied U jTrjared
(ink ol
to manufacture all
AH FrkllCiSCllS & CO.. ,aS w'8 caust d by suppressed inerri-1 Iht us be they our children or not ;
j mcnt ; ner lace certainly inuicateu i out especially lei us wno nave nomes,
rocTcr. asiu t.aLi .it, for while she bit her lips her j who are blessed with a title to a por-
shoulders moved convulsively, and ' tion of God's green earth, see that it
verv paragon of perfection, benevo
lence and love, call upon them with
the expectation of obtaining some
thing to aid on the cause of missions,
but come away disappointed. "They
have got nothing for yon." "Chari
ty begins at home." You have had
your labor for your pains, except you
get an intimation that things are go
ing wrong, which indeed you realize
to be thc case a few minutes after
lor, passing out, down tne street a
young son of theirs rushes rudely by
with an awful oatb upon his lips.
You are shocked, surprised, and make
inquiry and find out that he is one of
the worst characters in town. Alas,
for human nature! When we meet
with an experience like this, we are
reminded of the mote and the baem,
11..: pt.l-ifc ' .lit luiun UUI callUUl j
remem-1 alluded to; and of a line in Burns
about "seeing ourselves as others see
us." If people would look more at
home and less abroad to find faults
profitable for girl, other things being
equal, since Heaven, less discriminat
ing than modern sentiment. has made
capacity of no sex. Xellie Marger
nie finds her 'thorough education' of
no possible use to her when, for the
first time, she needs to profit by it.
Yet in the city wherein she died,
there were probably a hundred fami
lies wherein a thoroughly competent
I ! American nurse or waitress and
chambermaid would Lave received
exceptional wages, and a safe, if not
agreeable home. We do not speak
of a cook's situation, because a good
cook is a creature of careful training
and long practice, and no novice can
fill that place. But other household
avocations are comparatively mechan-
i . , , .k
camel our Saviour! T'l,,r' " . . K-
oi moderate capacity anu oi experi
ence. And when we say we would
have very little respect for a woman
who would permit herself to starve
to death where domestic service
th.1t thp rpTeiti:ll plortr B-fta tKa n!v.t
discussion, and he too good care to j pentleman she had ever met. Xo one
make thorougt, preparation upon , thmht ,XTHnzeW 0f th;s remark. ,,,
every topic of debate ; his arguments ; no M atten"tiori wa, i(l t0 it
always bore marks of careful thought, iBut a3 time r,ae(J aW3lT ar)(i the
and evinced close reasoning and a--,;., . ' ;a. ,k.
wood remarkable power of eloquent expres- Ww;,,, " j th ' wa . ' incl
o badly perplexed , oT him ber Saa Franclsco
that perfect self-, fri,i. kP tn ...
command and readmessof reply which. ideiiVoreJ t( chan?e her ta5te An
upon so many important occasions in monstrances failed to wean her af
aiterlife.be has exhibited alike to ; ftfCtion froni the Celestial, and the
the admiration of others and t bis icasc each dav assumed a more hope
own advantage. J.-mi nnj ,(.e, feature. "Xfce al,normai affecti0fj
. , i intensified and seemed incurable, and
e hope ad who receive tms pa-. aa estrangement between herself and
per may stumousiy reaa ine -ve j friends occurred on this account, and
article and tLougntiuiiy ponuer over
it. It contains two useful lessons
one to those who are just entering the
threshold of a Lyceum ; another to
those who are thoroughly identified
with it. It teaches the first to per
severe through blunder and disap
pointment until they succeed ; and
it shows them plainly that a man with
a steadfast purpose cannot fail and
will not flinch. It tells the second
to make a thorough preparation, give
"K KW I LOCK
MILL.
fa a l-
t-'U)
w Mill t,s.j, w tbe ti u lW
.t "K"' lall aiu.l.t rraui.
ALLMlSt HAY.
TIN ANU SHEETIP.OX WAKE.
i Vita..tly ua fcaad a u,.oir M iJHr and taaa )
1 all kli
kettk-a, fruit raua and i
la ot
IlttUaP I'urBUhlnjjr C.Mla
uiuallf ket la hl line. Khoa oat door weft of
I awi.iif , ature. Main atreet. H-ereC Pa.
u 13 ly. XOAH CASEHEEK.
COTTOX YAI1XS, BATTS, WICK, i there was an unmistakable sparkle in
, her black dancing eyes. I watched
Twin nd ROPeS, i the proceedings with i intense interest.
.LJ "1 t-all read it aloud," said Mr.
UN.alNOGLAHSKS.CUKK., AX(IBAm reh-nth-lv and Pvi.lontlv
; soniew hat excited with the prosjiect
- of making such an impression as he
'expected to, "and I hope it may prove
a lasting lesson to you."
j He unfolded thc paper with a pom
pous air and held it before bis face.
tl Market Street aad M tJoauaarc --. Th ttentlotl of the nutil S Was a -
I
Wooden and Willow Ware, 4c
arrrTrRCa o jobbkcj or
iOIL CLOTHS. MATTING, RIT.8. ic.
OooiaMre Street, .
Philadelphia.
Jane 10 tf.
most breathless, and the hush of ex-
I pectation was profound.
is rendered so leautiful in the eyes of
our offspring that their hearts will
always find anchorage there when
ever the longings of loneliness come
over them ; whenever the rough
elbowings of an unfeeling world jostle
them out of humor with it. Let the
coining spring w itness some effort to
leave thc old farm better and more
beautiful in the autumn. Let the
boys and girls feel that we have left
something behind that money cannot
purchase, and for which it can be.no
substitute. Rural Xew Yorker.
ai-wl APiima " rrrn mlal Arn a aamiiT1
buu iiyun im luiiiijit, vitif nnuiu, . . ,
have less snarling and back-biting,
and more harmon, purity and peace. ! mon t0 yn.d .not on,J
For it is from Aomi comes the material i notions of the society that produced
of which society is increased, and the ! hcr- The ,he,7 of. our body politic
church built up. Let us, therefore, 13 the. ewntial d.gn.ty of labor. The
strive to make home what it ought to I"1. 9 far 113 "" won!on
be, and give to society and the world ! saTe tbe c,ase of a f I'Iy
pure, gentle, noble souls, fresh from raents counted as "genteel is tode
the anvil of home love and influence, ! n.v th"ir essential womanhood, and
and we will thus hasten on the day of j t0 hide ,hlir necrssity to labor under
millennial peace and glory. Purify the tblD and mean disguises,
fountain, and its waters "will be pure. For two reasons we Lave spoken
Ax Obsehvkr. only of the disabilities of those girls
Stoystown, Pa., April 2d. 'who are called highly educated.
. -1 " i i
-Wrt.
there was a social earthquake in the
borne she figured as a guest. Her
friends were finally compelled to has
ten her return eastward to avert an
alliance which would have rent the
atmosphere of social propriety like a
thunderbolt.
Aarirat aad Madera Claal.
A writer in Appleton's Journal
endeavors to show that the common
their subject careful thought, if they , jdea that the human race has degen
would acquire the parts of a good de- erated phvsicall v since the heroic ages
bate; and this was the key-note of : js a;toget"her untrue. On the contrary.
Clay's success ; it was the desire to j ghe SDOw3 that Goliath was bat six
be thorough in everything that made jeet ia Leight, according to an authen
him the master orator of the Senate Ujc Copy of the Stytuagint, and that
and the champion Protectionist of the tbe mv"thlcal proportions of historical
time. And this . men .ere iounded on fancy rather
experience of Clay's teaches us the ; tban fact Alexander the Great, he
importance of encouraging those who j gaTjlj caued a gigantic suit of armor
are backw ard, diffident and embarrass-1 tC)-, ma je him for the expres
ed. The members of a Lyceum should j pUr.wsc cf leaving it ehind him on
not appear to notice the first, awkward . om 0f n;9 Asiatic expeditions, that the
attempts of a green speaker; any-ipp, 0f those countries might be im
thing like a smile or a burst of laugh-presed with terror and submit the
ter at his expense should be frowned ; llore readily. Ia tbe same way Char
down by those who are interested in iemagne and his paladins, and Roland
the cause. j 0f Boncesvalles, gained their reputa-
... , . , ... tion for enormous stature.
It is a fact Worth noting, that while
in most of the savings banks in Mas-;
sacbusctts the male depositors greatly .
outnumber the female, vet iu large
A Xew York gentleman has dis
covered that a new sealskin sacque
-.I-;-- ...-o3 ,u u almost wiu eiiect an instantaneous cure upw
1 t i -uiaa.iu u lA-r Uvai. .
an equality between the two sexes m
this respect.
his wife when she troubled with a
prolonged fit of mental depression.