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k-'i~ e_ r~.~ v
micri t y m ,
.. 4 1tOMOEF.t.. , YARD .I
WHE incscrihers haring enlarged their ,shpps
and• 'added' the latest improved machinery for
Woiktiit -Wood arid lron, nre now prepared to do
All'hinds of Wdrk in,„thcir Line, and are ,manufac
;nrierthii
.a • , '
lauila r Sliting Grain and Fe*-
. .talizer Drill, Greatly improved; The Cel
-nbrated Britilceritcd Corneheller; Gibeone'
ilharnpion Washing Machine; John Rid
, dleeberger's Nent Lifting jacks.
TFIE PROPItIETORS OF.TRE
'WAYNESBORO'
having furnished their shops with the (Mast fin
proved Machinery for this Broach ,of 13noitiese, they
are now •re , ared to uuninfactara anti. luyniskt all
-EUI,IO2NG,TaiLTERIAL,i.
p Lich as Stab, - Doors, Priories, Shirtier% Blinds,
Mouldings, tome Dighteen- Different Styles; Cor.
;rice, Staking,. Porticoes, &c, dm.; Flooring, Wendt
,erboartling, ' and .
ALL KINDS LUMBER,
furniEheir r ithhott
. , .
We tender Out thanks to the community for their
patronage besitoWed upon us and hope big
neat attention tulivabiemlomierit - 4 - toutinuatee-
At the sarne:- •-. -- f
Also furcate for the sale ofPodge & Stevenson'.
Farby Valley, Chief, and 'World - , eornbiued &fp,
',Mt arid M lWreg Ma4liiihes; . stql tpe,lolebyated
Alipper Mower - - •
. may 708891 , rßtck.a, co.,
'WAYNESBORO; PA.,
P#., ji;4lUlirliS Akittal*SON
- Ata.—Auld Lang Syne.
If iny I,r9e love was sick to death,
tra-la. tra la, • • „
I'd tell het at her latest bresth„ ,
Trada,:tra-111,1ra-1a.4
lier race of lifeNould not he run,
'Fra bt, '
I d buy some -Drugs of A mbhson
.othe.l),rug lt-terc on the Lerner.
Wat bald Witkint a bair,l
Tra la, tra la, tra In,
I'd laugh at that,l would not care,
'l'ra la, tra In, tra la,
I'd bring them back, yet, every one,
Tra In. Ira la, tra la.
By Drugs I buncht o►f Amberson •
At ttip Prug Store on the Corner.
If I was tanned to darkest dye,
tra' la, tea la,
I would not care, I would not cry,
Tra la, tra la; tall la. •
For soon a bleaching would be done
Tre, tnyla,, Ira In.
By rugs I'd buy of Amberson
At the Drug b'tore on the Corner,
'Then three times three and tiger to,
.11:ra la, tip tiv,•tra. fa.
For what we Izmir ;that . they can do,
Troia, tra
With chorus lend, the vict'ry won
'll.'cti , l9. telt fa. tra
Drugs. I. bought of Amberson
- At,the , Drug store on the Corner.
PlitYoS.,-'7"(lt DEST- AND PITAEST ,A L.
A . /ways, on liana at • - . - t
Al s w I'S . 011EMIONI;;AN1) MINERAL
''. . p a int; White Lead arta Colors; the nest assort,
. .
. pent in town.at - -,,
.127 ROSENE , OILS.. VARNISIfF.S, DOS
. 'Vali kindi at
1411US.DEs,PAINT,NTA.RNIS/L3ASII, HAIR
and-ToOth Briishes at
SUSSES AND SUPPORTERS AT '• '
,
" • VorpRANDIt. WiIISKY, WINES AND ItUIVI,
'...Ulcer Utedicinal use one •„
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.. 7 114ATET MEDICINES-ALL THE STAND
atd,Patent Medicines of the day at .
.
latrt,-R0 3 :0:: 6 1 CY 1 4 11 9.4. 0. qt PERY 1 7 -,
'. L ilintety.eutcl toilet'uticlealtenetaity at
' 111. 1 ", 4 1 9/ 4 ' 4 : ?frlatF.J . !' 9Dir, CA,R E ;
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PROPRIETOR,
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wetikteiTta4L.4l,. ,
A EMBOSPECT.
air,
. .. . . - .. , .
bldli,lend 111 3 ,ttiy hoihood;coinelniarer, . '
'l,!t nu sit bittia
,heaith-stona- again ; '
Let' us spearafeha yeaia that have 'vanished
And dream of the things that have been.
We are both of us Strong:l6'olr tienttoed,
Yet we sigh-for the dayst of tier youth'—
When to artile and deceit we were stranners i
And our hearts were as mirrors of truth.
Let us pander Ibe nerds of the Metier:
"Of such is the Kingdom of , Henven ;"
Let uei give up the world arid its' treasures,
Let' us walk by the light He•has giverii
I em w,eati of strife antftOntention,
lam neaty t►f guile and of sin , „
Let the world 'and its weariness vanish,
Let the sweet peace of heaven came in.
Aye, old friend! let us him front' c'orruption' •
And forget'vve nrb worldly-wise men t ,
e us e.errar,thirfaitint - rm s r - ehildhor*-----
Let las be litild'ehildten:Mtsin, ' ' . .
POEMS owurruri,
ere - ererpretasitnvitittetti--and-eattge-unsung t _-_,.
Sweeter distrait* that. eyer were heard—
. • •
ems liTirtfaitlerstractellongite;
ongs that long for ti parachabin.l,
Poems that ripple through lowliest lives-- •
Peeing untouched ited'hiddereway
Down in the souls where the lleaAtiflll thriFA
Sweetly as tlowerain the sire Of May., • '
Poems that Nay. the ageii above itei
Lookipg_ll,orikaSep iq out hearts titirtioltl •
Ftjt ? thtitigh theiep ty the be — u — fseAst uae ye t
Writtati,FonAiett iie hi haters ,
Sing to my 'NMI the owpot itonft* thou , ii‘eig
_
. Rend tile the poem that neYer tratipetitiiii.4i'* -- ,
.. The niondortill idyl Of life that thou giveit; ,--
i - 1 ..";` , ,,fresh from thy spirit, IX bountiful friend f .',.
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TAit Or AOttWAY 11011334.1 i!
_
• The following strange ilittralive appeared
in a ivolume malted the ' fterft'tpf Presunipe."
ive.PrOof, published some -sirtly Teats sincei. ;
and-now not often mot with
A gerritleman traysling toil/11'311.watt slut..
ped late in the evening,'alieuttseven-tailesi
short of that town, by iteirigleilfighifaynlari,
with a.mask en„wiito robbed hiiii of ,tt pwse .
containing twenty guinea". "'The. .h.ighypiy
Man rode off bY-tr different rtiad,.,fultrr.specill,
and -the gentleman pitraried him
howeier, groging.ia l e;tind ha being Already
much frightened trtid'agitateli at What, hed
passed, rode. only . two firthexi
stopped at the Bell, retidsidejeti i ,irepr,i4.
Mr. james..Bitinell.' fie went into
en to give , tlikoctione for -his supper r Withen'•
he related.to several persons present his 'her.
ing been robbed„ to which lie add.ed,tlifs,
culiar circumstance ihat when he - ;fraveled
he always' gave Ills gold aPeoulattnark.;,.
that every guinea, in the purse be waa'robbed:
of was so specially marked, an'd" that most
probably the robber,, by that moans, would
-be detected. .Supper being .ready,, he' re.
tired. fie bed • hot- lOng finfehed his ropiest
when Mr. Bruncll catne in to the parlot.-.--
Aftir the usual inquiries of landlords of ho'
ping, the slipper and everything,was to his.
Jikina; said; l l understand that you
havibeen robbed-pot far from hence this
evening. 'I have, Sir. • 4 And your Mooey
was ,rriarked was? , oirctimsfau . e6
has arisen'wliieli.i6eds me to , thick that.
can rieidt out the robber.' _iiiideetft
.Sir, what' time in - the eveniiii - vvilt qt.
was just' tlimitig in to bo , "oTfuf time
'cenfirraeny'suspiciort.'' Brunel' then
informed the•gentleman'that ,ho'had a , wait,
er,ene'Johe Jennings,
_who:hed Wel:leen
s o full of 'money at times, sqd.,'i3B very et,- travigent; that he bad Triant . tookits'witlthim
about it, and be cletermined.ttkPiiiticith
on account ()Chia conduct - tieing: auspi-.
(loos; that long beforeithirk - thouday lie had
sent him out to change Sgliinen for hfm, and
'that he had , 'tail, - chine the
gentleman,, was do ; the' bh use, 'titling - he's/Old'
get no ehangel'l
.JeentFS`beitigitr
liquor, he hack hint-himi to: t#ed,'reablviit , to
diticharge'h4a4n ilie . *oo,l 6. Ci;, l 4tat the.
time 'be returned hihil'•tbia.guieets,ebe, Mr,
Brunell; dill toot thin,k,lmiale,tfre;iiiitne *high
.
he had given him T4r, having
perceived usiihtri;4l*.;',ethielt it, was
very clear yfis not qin . „ 4 -.*:: , eoiter.;;bUt that,
nevertheless,' ',V
more a 1/10io
qtieetli - ,Vit:rek - e ‘ !, bed
be, riot arterwifri le r: het. 'was ;! hot
preseet,w'litier'
Ja'v.
la asp): e
I
o e of Awi
eori s . 4 1 . e*btigi
than' datititliiiiiiAto-I* ,
*hid& bfhi4ineticA.
:bled it tino.i.:Ta-glia,
....
ituit :4iiikiV, i itija-thOist.; , ity44tnitt,'; , k,
,‘ e;
SA
a ne!ghtiOrlek!?4 - tai fi:::. - -ifelf**2:f'M','
gebtloo l o l .ailtilt ;;;43000 - ,depootiattfoihti
fOots, ; on :644 , a ' )` - ,latiningti,:_bli*iiig ' , an
`proofs,' ih'il' liii 'trietit'iiCiartitar Or ion '
~.. no 1 g: , . t., • l 3'
pence le:tipper tatemii:Villeh -r obtaidid l llo.
credit, he •Weatettlthittell , :to tate hie ',,tricit'itt,
the beat tioilatit:i4 • : ,:; , -f. ..:;. -s•: i . 4 ':",. : ;,;,.
140:8601;..Vnire tbi.eireiiiiiidatielag * ::, ! .i . ,,' ~
to he asainet him, iliat beiercil OF 00 , ..,'' .„,... 3 1
~
advisekbliii iellteailtliiitit,o , bie , tr,hat,,,"".
to throw . hiWeielf on ihtuterl,i Of .ilieNeittq
Thin cuirien he r reje.oted) - axial whenatitii , gne" , ,,t
P 10 4e40 00 04 : 00.-; The - peosecotoymork
tcrlie being:llhetelf but that, it boitig_rAtar
11,,datkitti a Itglorityniati;iin 0 meek ; audit&
calf greatly terrillid, lie, could not ottaay An
the priaoOr's perectli elrugh" he .thorniht'
'hint of 'much Abe eatne etatulik:ai the Mtn
whci robbed hitn.' ~To tIO tnirserand gni - it
which were iltodudjid -in' 4urt- be swore
Elio the' puree..pesititelY;•:ctall tta to ,_th
mailed gnineas,*to the - heat' : .of hill .11 eliet t an
that they were found' itifte:crineder's pco3 ,„
et. . - • .. ,<. ,
- Th4Tiijilieber'e maker, - ,Mr;','_ Minn
~ i";,gle-,
.pbßed tette feet, is to imidiiiesthityiloOtldt
to change a gu:iiiee s and of'll , lOlOlDR bro 4.
him.hack a markad v ene in the room. of -the
°title had given hint . 'unmarked,- He'also
gave evidencela to the finding titthircttre
and therninelette_diathed guitteasin the prie,=.
-ottercpocket► t34lfitititneted - ltni
proof, the man to , whom. • Mr Brunelf pita,
the giiiiva4rointidit I,4,ininn t .and *ave.tils.
,thoony talkie hav,ing ink - 0 it that night in
payOftent friiii,4ll4-iifjoner i e - - masters fir,
Brhhelt iaveeitdeOlielo hiaPasing lideiiref
of theinisooer that-gitine ,a Which hOttlev ! ),
014dir wad-In .- thin }oat.witness:: .., Aratil)iii.
reaktentte ) iempatiakit with the tithettil‘f
.teew-rouctit,-in 2 the ptaillit 'Ol - .the . 006604
:*were ' heing i :tp,the best of•hiiteliA
the of the tWeirty delouse of Whioh.hnhid
tab robbed by'the bi g itivalwant7„• ,
Ihe.Judge" on summing up the evident*
'remarked to the jury onoail the Concerning
. . , 014ttrustauces'agulust, 440pitioter and
_the
jut s * ott* this strong vifentnitantial oldimee,
• Without going' out of Ciiiii; - .brought in the
; prisoner guilty. iTennings:viaaexecuted some
little time after, at Huli t repeatedly
hie
ipg totweepop to the .vety moment of be
ing, turned air .leis happened in the year
-A'" • • • • • . • -
Within , twelvil months after, lo I `Brinell,
Jimmies?! master, was himself taken erfor a
;iobbery, int" e`gneef. hdtfse
and the fact tieing , *retvi on Irtia. , frial,
Avatt'aehViikeibilds'aiderfitt for elotiditifin
The apprean t ":
kittsto :00000ton,
Pi) . tiiitly. , it oltbi r iffi,te4 • dt higimiy
-reikiberjelie oun stleie=.o4oll4,:bal Abez'very
04140 .. Atilt ,`lmiiir.4mingil
was, that tin arrithid
4.0,1ay. if nearer wot'Ada swifter riding t ,'
sit time before the gentleman got iti„j bake,
biA been' rbbifed.• That be fottad-'4
waitin44o, whew he, owed a 1104 14110
naliolgpvilo3mough . 1004donestAt
big . T oke-t;, b tookitniit. of Om u '
rae out
golitittNifroni Ike had jut got peal.'
eseilMitO mkite *the a#m,
,whioh he
paidOnd Min- itway.: , ' Presently
eu>ne 1a the robbed giMtletntie l 'Who, while
Viiifritif was Aerie irate the atablea, { an:l not
ke'owing of•hiwarrival told his tale 'as before
releted i . in the Tbe gee domes bad
*mail-lest 'eft the'kitehen wheu,Bi:ptiell, en ,
kitedl4.and ;tieing Abibre informoo,' ametigat
other eirennistatMek, of the metked guineas,
be was thlinderstrueld Raving paid one of
not,".tating ,to apply for it a
' - gein f ,us. the, tiffair'of therobbery anti marked
et. 9101. ;kb - Uhl:soon btemnii rittblielYirtismn--
deteeilAm i , disetee'Llted Yule -iippearekincti:f'
bible; every heap, to
eicape, thejtlvught of, tieeng agund
fining , poor Jenninge at last streak, him. The
rest the '
reader` kis. •
Akt,. AX3tiESS
fatal error ta-my youth, and dearly .tiiive ,I
exPi4redii. 'l'inacted in life withoutan ob
ject, even Without/ambition. :Itty tempera. I
went disPosed.nm in ease r tindlAlle full I
indulged the disposition,,, e'aid:.to myself
have all that I see etliers - ceeteetilitig for,
why should. I struggle?' I knew•uot - the]
course that fights on 'those •who have never
to atrug,gle fur •anYthing. fled I created for
media definite pursuit—literature, scien
tific, artistic, social, pimitical, no matter What,
so there was something, to labor for Mid over.
•c'coMe, I might have been happy. .1 feel this,
note—too late. The power
• lies gone.--
,Hatiits nave. heeour, chains. Through all
the profitless years gone hy, I seek
fer something to remember with,„,Eride, - Or
even • lor dwelt on with satisfaction./ kputte
thrown away a life. I feel, , sometimegoto if
.there was nottung seuktuning to me worth ,
living lord lam an unhappy alma.
Dr d ,,,,timattlfeeeher once said f fA great
many pioreseidbbristiime haven() other idea
of roii,gicied than that it is the means of get.
Otit.49 hettlien when they die.' Ail to doing
anythim; tor clod while4lioyliVe, it does not
dieterlieto their plans. I tell you, my broth.
lett not • one in five
Ifuttitied of Pooh ,j)roty‘ofriitrot will reach
sea lop their.lse astnagnanimityc in atrue
.3reliOss,,,that tit -4404 alrenah noutetatAde
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iittietbfik'iztluday-tiiiroluvitat
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ti.*, the tones 'belt .-Orer tiie
'time
Thalio,ll,oeen3o4 CtlAtlied.filtiL - 11;.400asge
Itetniglitoind,4itrinitaige rite thee
'(Joins--:eethee !Come—Aome: .
Vet aithtu
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..,liiieditit,byiliaiy; asilvy,:iiiis': is, what= p e opl e
:iil4'-iiliozdid .nrit, heed,' it i . and. -, eoint Coo-,'
::o4ieneii said to. them : . ',.,
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liell'Ootile ; "eomei 1 . ' 1 1.iii;:,.?..,;_ ,
il-ppo l itoi,We , 4o. lint - :;fee-1410;!rell` tc,
,dap;' --". i". ''.'..c: ;-- -1 . .„ . .
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-0 10 4 , . 81 *1 4) 4 1 4 4 00 3 40.0 91, ;' ,141 4, who
....‘oiiiell 7 #tioigti.:iiikisiii4itiFty 4,4 A iiati,dr,d 0 '
, -lert!r• - #otptitidOrxe9o.ro .10 4 4 - 40 3 4
416 - , , . , ...Wilk ' e''..l*.'liiight '4leetti- Pk -Pklf.
:' 14 0 6 iiioPrilliletil,4 vialted:thp,:teteit,iiitti
a' foil supply -ailieidaolimii
ri
ao*Joivetei t eld
`other eiierdet.e? ' .:.''''''' , . , :',"-.:.ii : - #,i'-‘ - ' lk.- " -: '.' 4'.
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1
People- -, i4he treatiteeia'Sipi` ppple '
.tit' k
. ttiday..! ' - ;' -.- :''' .. -', .. - 't„' . : •,:'
Votaiclienierett, the: ~ , westltor.: ort., il,,
.day iii slinyS.wroog ; too 1 --- b - il--,ii•L , -4..z_5:,_ ... i
_)ld, *,, too
bloody,' or;toO4ind3,la etindaY,' , ltnate ore so
exhatisting f .Sundayiliins aro ePperietratitig,
' teliday .colds so' liiereing,, that' itO :One, but
. :,oiii, minister and, .the -selitoti, tan :
.to ' to.
',ohtirobi':: ; _ -. .. , .-..-
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.People-aPY ). -'- , - •
: lionscitenee44en l / 4 1 there something said
obilite thOititiltget'Ailtliiii thy 't,steirketipiiig
.06 etiblieth holy Y.: , ;,„,' , ,-,:.',.. ~, •, „:. . '
'-
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,Peoplo..., s 4 .otitir -ittrinoilti-, pro licit good
Ptigrli4 -,- :::•. ----- - 7- - -'j-... 1 - --- r-7-------
.oonsetetletii;- . .gtere ire a groat Many.di.
reiltionti in - tlie • Bible, ahon t .htiat we `• should
~tOriiii'befereitie ' Lerci;,, - ; :bet. tile style and
.Clitality-ijr.enee clothin g r are pot mentioned,
•ThilkiVoiproh . isttt, ft;?inilliiserk establishment
dot roof* In .OldePi. , llinee -the -rich
. arid; ito , : inele,tegethar / .ArAtiel . 44.ls_maker
' Of,iliiirOili 4 i:, . • : '-, z -, - ,!..:.".,`' , :::, i '
?d~ell~+llome~~gme~~.
- Penplei , - 2 We are, better tbanpoine,l4
to\okurtih? '? •
ins!S ,
e letter than
dine; bxtt are you satisfied that Win
lf , ) .410•to tell s tlm Levi .so r There is some-
AO* in,tbfr. parable of the Pharisee and.
Pithliean, beefing upon this pOitit.
come': •
People.- 4 We haVen , t any seats in ehurel64 , l
- Clensoienee-= 4 1 7 , es, there are always ,seata
there: • ;: ledbe no
fear 4)CW - oaring - wit Our lireleetnei for - -you
are 'Urged tq't come every. Sueday.'„, , '
And so thi3:VliatPh.lo4l3o.r*ziog out
its.,..4 4 ;ssage, 4 *tria—rietrike and . tome heed.
itthe aiesss - ob,earne;.tharliced:pod for. the
:V.o7lllske .0 1 tioVjakt and' Fesolvect. to (wipe ,
always, Uthetketill toft and tail,'Oetieienee
lkiiit; to. Ofet4iiiirArtturing tat slept, !Wiest
shall it profit-10,0ra if. he eaine-,the : whole
world' and lotii(110:Own
...
~,..Ogiti: : Witai You
,to 7—Ong of 4wo
PB ing: o- Ti. 2 o be thine ie Ibis, conntry--11r
ents-milet spend"tieciueiitiedn'tiate their chit.
:dieri, .or they nittstpay , tines, to build' peni.
:,fititiaries topttniah crime, •;` There is kgreat
: . pititake abouiltfhat is'Called - education...-.
Hanka - en ppose •W learnermlitPis' en - i educated
Zkanz ~. N 9 audit thing. ',Mist itnartf3s ~ ..edu.,
orted•who knows himself, and who.takes. so.
-ittratemomition Beetle views of met ; and things
arotirid,hitn., Some .vcry,,l4rned men ate the
greatest ' inoq in tho:2otirid ; the
r eason is,
that they are not 'edueaf6d - men. Leaping
iii" CalkAble -means; 'net`,tii`ti:end r its value
"'-ec t iisiste,lo giving the roesnelif iteriniring, in '
the . diictipliutti. - •whieh, 181,6* properly ,man.
`aged; it.givis the - Mind. ~ , Seme.of the great=
est men' in ill'Oirtitld wet o ,','n is f':'overstocked
with •learning, iin't , their; salon* proved they
were theroughly 4403044. ;; 'lWashingion,
Franklin and`tilifisnan ;were 1.4 „.this class;
ri&
S ;Siniilarji‘itghtiess striking iastances
May ;be f et iud f , t niall: Countries. , To le..edu;;,.
' cated;*ati _tuned,' learn , , to' think, reatutn, : com
Par!. !itt,4:4, o cid,e:ictiurate)y: ‘ lie may study
te e tit phyeits . ill r , hi; le 'grey; and languages
till haiku walking' polygot, and if he is
nothing bore; is an uneducated man. Them
1 ' iii',nii silititt fit Ateoottntry who havoe4argq.
. in torea t in the';edtteatitin of their' child:reii
- kif4o:• t /irtriere; ami t ,the -subject 40017:ie.
Lceiver fpui them tht;attention it deserv.4l:, .
I.; - . '-‘ • ..-4vor ' . , ':--•:1:
Tap, NIGHT re are many fani...
ilies..w,bo use night lamps, and, thicitiOlos.
bilify2to . proiide gasclieveliebn
of burning lerobene oil, a very gbo'd-.lliint
when ; Properly, used: )A: re* rOrchs'ou'ttilt . ;
subjeoyOf tts;use at night may proiia"
eating tO the general reader. When
light.of the".kereso66,:eil lamp:is:ibis-led down
low,. the: etimbuttrieiaisiiet :poirlio;and the
atmosphere Of;ther,room-babotexisAutiated by
the unoOusitUrted . oil ,vapore; by!he gas pro
duced •by .eoiiitinstion,• ; and _also feitttiatate
partiohia 9f !poke are thrown . Oft, to , be '
ken into be ob. the "otioupants4 ; sttii
thus'poiacinati ( is dewily in itei
,i3ifeets, and ae,
Wender is thaf , ifie 2 pedtile ere netiairiidalate
ly • an& %by, I ter:.e,gase
titretioesarewhejnylierions thetailaches; irri;
6:44.00,, and lungs, ;; ilizzigeo and.
nausea. ' ' ' •
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- ' J - `' NViiiistliitzte*T'lf:i!kerukatorkpost4‘ rt.„
- ' . .- *• - - Ile' i t imise -
_l4l.okhrelc,fiki,. tipttitei' 1 oTete,l3.o
- Ds tOirfaibielit tin t .....ftet.-nudli !limit -.44 5 .4 40 tm e ry o i .., t imt ama i s ' ist if it , i 44 . ,
ing,itis refractory boy s sSt'do•an to his, p ? u • iti %kay, - ... uiv v fo r i i iriti vA toe;sit . 04 , 440,0 ,.
nod hie beet, lint kept an eye on the young or lcir' • '.7. • 1,: ;.. - ''.: 'f
-..k 'l4-i..;;;
reboVirho sulked - aid tabbed' his , buns to a . ~,,,,..,•••,.,.', • . ~,,...,_____-___„,...: 4. ....,, r.
nornitC• .....Afteralvhile thore Comes' a. little T. . ":..1 ;i - Meet siyi that:log spiitok•
ilktittlitiallglOrteoitgetklanily airdpOon and ego,' `• .' •-•'''',: ; . • leo* eeoinnoieiitiotit4 7 i4d
nongdenoe..'thitlathot, t t itking his .piri 1 1 'M lone; 'i'' • itr''4o:ll4 l .4aatilat whletl . khe Pei'''.
•- ' .ll '- b t you' i krk/ 1 ' ' '3. - ' 'l , lOl 1' 'd
'hie'youth, Saks . ' auk vr s lot , pl c d' l sv,i ; si,e
,arg gene en y.evt aloes
, The. sow, titill , Sullen, . link ,:politioi: leplzeit; dt -iii t i rtk i tetc : 4 : , -i tu , tit ,' ; l i.i m
, w!ol k i t c o m i . ",
`itioka.notinng! Thenl•the fatheritc, ,tii... - i ii ii i i.,igh, i ialitp . . ; - ; :v,.. , - ...v.. ...: - .....- '
'tootle indignation , cliskOsts`,l;,Xott lie; lians;; ~-.,.., .7•Tf,
,', '. ' - ~*.. `,.. . .; ,
~,
~yee !joke kini; owl itereopen,prOioide_ te';, ; : - NStity,iii i ba' dzOtlyilleisxi•liks,in;lll2*prOptir.
rgive him ‘ll.llothet•testil Olthe'•hitter end t V't' . 04,4 ?.., zeortog he as *pt io o.•os:ll.tiootit,
i,
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vi t : •.i
.t
A lady ". itiap therw
period! . O lit ol4t" , 10 :
pat tioiliiTly ,diliogteOltblotti it ificip, sift (i4iiiA
atk
itupposei, t 'ske;l6s-iitbelt - liticingk to: bilk
.o en ta '4;6'1601 - 'tittoe,e, , yottig
females ;Wu;
. , .
Wetness alter or before that; Lanka. 'The
:disease fretittetitly' appears ~-ittilitur•form of
Slightly earcistia temarkallittered -when •the
victim is iii Society:-, 'Or ii:May,appe4ftrat,
by'th6 illetim's having a tettdendr tii
a everything, and, evorybedfparticiidarLy
Witco ahe is is company. Or, agatti,it May
coat* upewhcr in the form, of frequent otit
bursts of lout Mug hick, When • she -is upon
.public streetai or iti' Chart:hes , and• varlets
public Of owes these things, are
known , by, every person possessing. 'spark of
licilitettess, to btriudeditid unilotttb: Yet the
youthful , divinity kdiviryi! of _comae iii th -
eyes ;of ,every , i boy)..eobiteues to pet, and re:
act, -Oa same things over and tkere—perhapi
' ecauel some brcitheror -tousle had told her
;how vulgar perhape because she
leeks braids:' •
If there is an evening party, and: one of
these hoidens is present,iipon the interesting
nooasiou, every lady tied' gentleman is , in wor
tsl fear of Crossing her: path, for insult •is
ante. to be heaped upon either, should they
-nteet-theloreature_peraonall'••
*lf there is a ero4tiet Oily; find one of these
ebildrenis present, sotoo gentleman may be
prepared to
,reoeive an its - null from a mallet,
manipulated by said young lady: •
, nerallyoarentrAave-diatiretion-enong
to''keep ninth 'young.ladiet 'at home,' but o
-eaSionalliAily-ar*perraitted-to-A4-into-80.
ilittisbnivittitroVihe OOD9equsnnes a
Our Earth.
'Arinitig link astounding discoveries of mod.
Crii`tigenee, is that of the immense pericsis
that . hilie passed` b the' gradual formation
orile-oarth-13o_vast_were the eyoles ofthis
time preceding even the appearance of man
on_ the stuface of our,- lobe that— our own
_
pertod'seeM as yesterday when compared
with the epo chs that have gone before it.—
Had We only the evidence of the deposits of
rooks heaped upon each other is regular
strata, by the slow actiumulation of thate
rift* they alone would oOnvinoe us of long
and slow maturing of 13od's_works on earth;
but when We add to.these'succestivepopula 7
Mons of Whose iite,this world has been pd .
theatre, and' hole romaina are bidden in the
rooks into which the mud, orsaud or soil of
whatever ni,oi • ,•,. .-• • -
dened in the c omae of time—or the 'enor
mous 'chains of mountaims '
,whose upheaval
.divided these periods .of quiet. acounsulation,
by:groat convolsionor thil 'changes of a
different naturiiin the configurations of our
globe, as the'sinking of 'lands beneath the
Ocean, or the gradual rising of continents
and islands above— or the elettgrowth:of the
•Ooral nets, thoserwoncnitul ruling
by the little -ixietin prohitebte, Whoae , , own'
bodies furniehea both the building stonse
and'the cement that binds them together,
and whohatre worked Ito busily during the
long oeularies that Were tire, etttensiOe
'countries - , islaudOhe. long
'ince of oeast„domtisting 'of;llieir re.
mains—m.llle (meatless forest/44x have
grown up, flourished and aocayeitkiik fill the
etorehoutles of 'coal that fe'e'd the:liras of • the
humavoce—if we,consider alI these records
of thoptisl; the' intellect fails to gaasp a
chronology of which on etperience fur
tlishes no data,)ind time that lies behind us
minis as mud*. an eternitylo- our concep
tion as the future that stretches, indefiaite
ly before
' '
Tug Cruus,T,MT . Errititi...-:-.The body is to
die. IstoOncf, ye,ho. passes the charmed bound.
sty eomes'lntelt , ' to -:toll. - Thli. imagination
visits the..land:of 'sbadows--sent out from
some window of the seal over . life's restless
waters--but wings 'Haw's . ) , wearily beck with
out a five:leaf in •its heerk aett token of einerg.;.
ing tho;elosell bendiog , hositeci,
Tbe - grestismyconses and goesla the heavens,,,
lit heist* 110'seetta "oft be materiel wilder-
Deg& 7,4,•artsereedf:itio d naieteatmo - bet night
"lY:passnatilternen ihs , stpper.dee p, .but tosses
orerboark4O.,Sigoale: • The sentinel stars
ebellengOittelidt her acthey walk their night.
licrotindsilitti we; catch no,.syllable of their
gives:,.passage to the
,beaeonly Astir: < ,')Jetweewthis and the other
'fife i ihere ie avrest ghlf aotos3 which
neither feet nor eye can tfavel. :The gentle
friend whim°, eye& we *sod in.their last sleep
Jong ltkre tigo,‘; :With . ,;trapture in her.
eys.6:4 smile 'or' ineffable
boy tision her lips, nod-hteds 'folded drip ,a
tbrWnphant hearki•Oti!ler.-Tips were past
s'pee,ch i end,intielited'tiothinrof -the *ion
that enthralled her. . •
, A-Toledo GttiMao. who. *tops -IV' smr o63
for iteaicoliittiodation - of 'printerspias been'
Obliged-tipVti,'his:` hook were found
the tollowiug , trained umintiers,pf die etaft
, der • '4,ieet,f4L- t der Pew,
Putlarlitiater,,,der der,Batipier nsii
..dee;reithair Atter:Printer unt..tair not ektooat
*so red? • ' ' '
•;.•
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74; , :-.K; '. I .. 4 :,:'11 , , P.,,,'.7.-
, laglAPOPows
MINI
MISSIONIE
A Otackytegiftti itii*entgire
'y ittbii Vt" it .chairman
lir 0,. b of
'natal Wad Otani ` traeoHng
thithigliarth. Nile to the
atioaut of ahotti.s2rOoo, Whet be cause to
a !dimly .foreit..where Wittedaters! en 4 lab bete
were said:. to ",frecitieot i tit"sOop lost)
ittrough - htiriog - thelOpocroaili'L-- , :
.T l /, **knells Altittp!ght,eadie iwef him,
toad, 1,30! . escape Patti 'toe threatenio
'defily diffoied'in'the'iltitinde a alai light, edd
wrgiuglile horeirettWirdAe 1300 P
wretched cabia. the knocked, and the door
was 'ripened by a Woman, Who, said. 'that her
hatband was,uut boating, but bcwould,coon
return.;
_The gentleman „ put` put up hie - - hares
and eitered thicabitr, bat With that
*Can ' better'. 'imagined , ' than deseribed.....
Herritheartar, isithis , ,-largo sues of motley,
and, perhapi in the bouie Of nail of the rob.
bere whose dame was a terror to the ••corta
try. ,
Jo- ribOrt time the'. men at the , house re
turned. , Ira 114 . Oril deer skitrehirt,i beat
akin cap. mach fotigued,'and in no talltritiSe
mood, He felt for:lila pistols to his pock.
etc, and planed them se as lo he ready for
iustait use. • •
The man welted the eh:Seger to retire' to
..bed, but he declined, saying he weald sit hy,,
the &mall night. Th 6 mitt urged, bat :tile '
the•man tbd More the infidel was
alarmed.z He felt assured that this was his
last might upon earth, bat he detebnined to
selLhiilife_as_dearly_esho could' -:in.
fidel principles gave )2;ila no- ono& ort.
feai grew into agony. What was 'to be
dime I"
At lengtb , the baekwoodiman
to4tte:Wooden-shelf t -took_deant_en_.
Well t atrapiger, yen -won' k.go
wilt; but it is my' habit Olispter
of the Holy Scriptures beforelgo to - 441:
Nil hat kolfauge , theft Words produeed
Alarm we; at ones removed from the ekep.
tic's mind. Though ovbiting himself an in
fidel, he , now bad corifidence in the Bible,—
He felt'that a man *be kept sia old Bible in
his house, and bent his knees iu prayer, was
so-robber or murderer. He listened to the
prayer - of - the - good man, at once dismissed
his fears, and laid down in his rude (Ain
and slept as calmly as he did 'under his lath
ir's roof. •
From that time he ceased to revile the
good old Bible. tie became a sincere chriat
jam, and often related the story of event
fal journey, to prove the folly of iofidelitSr:%:
street amid a group of althea bop. , , A
Tau% afford it, Fred:replied ilarry,a lee
looicing•lad se 'you will ofteu see. •
'Poor; bOy ! oat of- stalk?' 'eaeired enettuir
boy, whose name I don't know, and • don't,
'wish to khow, sore. . • • '
11118Weilia Harry good hamoredly,
bave i got tan dollars, all , my own earn
. 2fri •
tugs.
latioWilten
'No, 'sir,' answered Fred, 'you don't ,
Bart dro ne.
~Thore isn't a stingy f la
his skin. . Come, Hal„ why not, gaga l . t)
told yon, Prod, I mild not , tifltt
I cannot,' said Harry with an air that.
plainly,' 'l've told yon ail I want to ancintail,
now leave me alone/ Bat they•
'satisfied, and Fred, continued. , ,
,Come, Hal, there Woa ' t be any fun with
out you. Go, just ; 'for ogee. The
thing, dinnexiAnne and nit,.won't cost main
than two dollars. ` 'rather pay, myself,
than not have you go. ° , •
4 ,; can t, Fred. it'would cost vs a guilty
conscience; said' Hain a low voice.
'Why, he's pious I' said 'the sneering-voice
rkain, is a most aggravating was, 'Let the
saint alone, bays.-
*Hold your tongue? said 'Fred sharply
gpitfyou hadn't piety enough in yOktr cow
pOon to give you %little • manners 1' then
,4ning coaxingly to
,dal be said again,
'Come,`Hal,jUst tor 'Once I'
'Na,' said Harry firmly, 'Not for 0ne5... 1
don't go, ta'apy,place where liquor is sold,"il
I can help it, not for once:
The.viotory was WW2. Harry's firma*,
won it; and thixigfi some 'cif - the boys milled.
him 'a be- urged• again. to
go to any of their loolish and wicked frollos.
Boys, when 'sinners entice ' you, set your
feet iu tiroiljr against the v3ry first temp
tation. Kay witikblevo little 11,,iirry
'No, not for oars.'" • •
'Nay,l leave a few ireots?' asked a this.
sionary of au ehlerly. lady, who alseponded to•
hie knock.
I• • r
sometracts—eortainly'lott may,'
said she,looking hini most benignly over
her speaks, 'leave , them 'with the becks to.
wods the hones; If you please; . , .
The,ll,4tibli'iii - Ibaa tay that 'the 'rea.,
sea the Logislatttrei does not open with prayer
is the. 14 inzblumas.dout need .It,; add the
*tat. goaetu ba beiefttted
by it, „'
of atttittislay impairs
it. Itt6iAit4tirlrer:e:oisog,ips,tl; it would es ;
,aitemaiejeasitiorkttitM 1101i3t1 Ot
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