Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-03
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FlLlAL AFFECTlON-SUNpAY MORNING
The print bearing this title represents scene
| IN front of n farmers homestead. and in the
distance, viewed through the open gate, is n
church while on the road between are rroups
OBVIOUSLY tending thiikerwart. The party in
| we foreground are engaged in preparations for
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splre and u beautiful girl OF bout seventeen
summers, waltz Bible in hand, by the garden
gate, holding i! open for the egress of The fam
ny, ana smiling on the infant. The mother
sill handsome, attends on the aged grandGl,b-
err adjusting with a!lectionatc care a kerchi.l
to protect BIN from cold while he, seated upon
u donkey, supports the youngest child In front
Of him. Three other children are occupied one
in sport with dog, and the older ones in re-
celving instruction from the farmer himself, |
who is seated by the doorsiead. An aged oak |
spreads its protecting arms over them all
home SCENE-REiURNED FROM
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The maiket-cnrt has returned from the town,
bearing rich freight Of purchases 10 the de-
lighted young people, who are receiving them
With eHRerness. The farmers vile, not vet de.
scs nded, has, with one hand, passed cav new
bonnet from the open bandbox on her Ian To
the DIES 10 her teens, whose ecstasy OF admire
uoh Is unmistakible The other she extends
WIN bright new rattle, to the youngest dar-
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the arms of its fondIing grandmother The old
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WINE the small! boy and his sister are diving Z
INTO The mysteries of the basket of rev crock | ,
Try, and other household gear, for riugernuis =
and other detachable condiments. The farmer
seen carrying heavy basket up the steus OF ,,
lie porch. In the shadow which it ttrowswe
lee coming events, Tor there pussy stealthy
novts down on II brood of chickens, so younr
IS tc be still very like eggs ,
Around are all the various concomitanIs of q
farm. Tie doves coo on the caves, the tur-
eJs aid oiher poultry are about, and there,
90, IS, The iron-bound uuchet that hangs by
NV "e''' "HiIe lHIol. u Tue open mouse door
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