The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-04
ssFacs the Musfc.,s

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,iHy r. AiAs !yl.oE L.. ,.:.i i;@N ...g 81.
'si 'sftissiis si pilgnr saying, ring bqtmach ainlike
usSA usSSA pSpnllM aiaGhfasionS r. there. 7is. pith
md itleairing init: = ltFace the MUSIC
if YOU "a Cannot dance down to it Ia lancsr
fstsait, faeeit if Its strains are sweepingin
consonance with the dirge from the harp
Of your own heart, upon the. chords of
which, some littls hand has swept. and
photographed tinge Of its bitterness. !,
.rAA the world may, aad-eould mourn in
unisoai if it wished; all the world can
smile and dance en- masse, if they would
dnly.1 1facethe music, whether it, caae
rssoanding, from the gilded organ Of
Meaith. or tile. broken fiddle Of poverty
Ef there s,"sugar in the gourd,' try and
xet,out; don't gnaw always at the green
fiAd, and eIumble because your mouth is
EA of bitterness, -; So. ::s ma
ace ..fhe!as asmlsie"' in every I shape.
Wien She wars iof, debt rolls over you
and you -listlessly give way to the feeling
of utter helplessness that is prone 70
Gestef every limb, wake upAnerRs your
self-look the demon in the face-and
''face the music" for music will come
even out of the long-drawn whistle of
despair, that precursor of1hlany mans
uSSIy9l1si uaSyLa- az-s>&saaHa - az
TnRoYIXG. STONES AT, THE DEyIL.-A
late re7eirenad divine NWelrknovwhhi FOR his
quaint wit as well sas, for his kindness of
f5art, walking oft back11 hfS h6dse,
where o new street was opening, saw an
IrisHhsnf fard' at'Tork' 'wittPa cfowbar,
sq8B s htRsfsY L was Red Sy4s s ~ Tie lie
fpsts Of q trse His patience y, Yas fairly i y
made, and at last-he exclaimed in agreat
passion: a. a,o,,anu
Ihe ,old ,pastor. approached him. and
Quietly remarked that he ought not to
hM4e a,suchN free use-~of - the :aaame
of the evil one, and certainly" not
to thrpY such . big stone at him as that
lfhe Safishman Was 1aiet in q mihhte,
and Sinking his orsmbaG-into. the. ground,
asnd,lsanins s.'leisurelgon' it,-he 'tasnedup
his face at once to the Doctor and the
esrnffttfe' and while over" it. roghisffly
played tllosSe; indetscir:iiBable fofeTunners
OF os sstn 1,lh sbS Sl fs5ssf tHly find
in d fault wid me for sayin that same,
wG8aEtI4bdes aaa thgEM' 'bsgS6,HEat' $
paid by the year for abusing the ould
gentleman all the time"
The old pastor turned away to smile
W'"El&E EffIiill3EH 54ffilH3El4 " .2ONT
sss.rsy~F Fanny Fern, in the last Ledger,
rowfanilysketchsth the Hinnocent yWw
dScts,sp ,ia.ii 10 .oa.a-i Piis'. 5sdi ,~di "
SEe Is Very petite, holds .hsniiiaead on
one side, and peeps out of her eyes squirrel
faHy8G fSs opp 0s ,Nitff afhop,
skip and jump, which she imagines is
immensely fascinating and 'giggles' aoat a
silly little laugh, which she fancies is
'hg3asa4 Mhsa cdmpanyaaia ths,fatldr,
she runs across the room, stopping in the
middle of it, withm her finger on her lip,
Ga favorite attitude,) as if she were trying
to,semeIhber soHiething, then SHE t6sses
obaaEshef alead,i IsHiles., deptecatingly' at
5srsME and asccuttls#a back again to- saS san
n0ttbhAa, with the 'hand lher5f braceiet III
(ASpnS u SS u1pnsrmost. n on hsulaps and spehpsee
%Sto 4 pretty aalfttis" teV6ffe. ''','DslieiSBtB
Ssmafflamb. w. How ifterestln y One
S%lsaike tyinga blue ribbon round,%t5its
@splaAd--strangifng ita':'"" H"%@"b 1,,n,.a '.,.A
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