Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

B Adpioo.--f advice were eatable, drinkable
and wearable, vsmieht far iumptuously eve-
~ day, and clkAe ~ elvSs IN isinss 8tbat ;
king might envy. BE- dyice IL chssp; h
costs nothing, -and b therefotstl nd
ity, Of many, freely bestowed IN u -
substanti2ls thAtxould cost s6jtle soln5l Aine
and y much more aesspt ~ Thssis11
who neyes cpsaed II heart q his tssseW
the poor, and who is always ready to take ad-
vantage of the nedessltieslofotke will scat
ter Advice like water; the besottcd drunkard
win give Advice with y mock .ssrsooskeSsS,
truly ludicrous, and the hardened criminal,
may sdsiS .cofse, tAst'if heihad bot fa-;
lowed, would have made him wiser and
better man. Men Aqvics comesR as many
different shapes, As It's giyers have different
characteristics of Temperament Sons tleh
prefer Advice in good faith do it with asin-
cere desire u benefit, ana from H6nest, and
sincere convictions, such alwaysis, or should
be, acceptable. Others win advise you to
this course or TIL, me1)f GshSv their su-
perior knowledge % not caring = straw
whether tbe spphcsbis or appropriate u The
recipient or, not. Such advice j. hypocritcal
and worth nothing. Others win come to you
with msny ,sfpf<ssa& Ii >sgard sssr-your
welfsts and ph&srisys anAppt for their own
benefit, oh, ne,--but merely cut Of sincere
desire to aid you, 1recommend this 'bf that,
while at the same time they are working for
their own personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, tho they
know that IN the end it will work your ruin,
and endeavor to use you as 4 cats-paw. Such
Advice Is dishonest and infamous. And -
we might 60 on through the catalogue. Hap
py the man who is able to distinguish be-
tween the good and bad, the honest and the
dishonest, and culling and separating it, treas
ures up the good and appropriate, and casts
aside the worthless and hypocritical. -
(noe.ssnt. ETH. a1s s,sistylsy aq
Society met pursuant to adjournment Pres.
MELESpY in the chair Minutes q the last
meeting read and approved. 4 hi Y avn
On motion s. N. PIERCE, D. Q. OvERxAN
and Isaac SoHENck; were appointed Son-
mittee to secure Lecturers for. the coming
winter. df@ 's' e7rsasf' il5T afA
Lecture season to commence on the first Fri
day in November, and contain "A Lectures
The committee having failed to obtain any
one to read an essay the examination 81 afti
cles on exhibition camc next in order, which
resulted in awarding Premiums as follows.
Floseers. e. aalr /.
| LIST Prem. for BoqAet 81 GU Flowers Mrs.
A. s. Aw7svr,E1 corr c.rrra rrT sa7Y I
LIST Prem. For Boquet Of Grasses, Miss
| V1cToRIE WHITE.
LIST Prem. for Boquet Of wild Flowers
Mrs GEO. w. CLARK. p
LIST Prem. for Basket Cut Flowers, Miss
ETA WHITE.
| Vegetables. 49,
LIST Prom. for Dent Corn. TJons ScarSck.
+" do do Early do do
e do do Basket do e Tdo3Cl s,
F" do do Blood Turnip Beet H. NJ.
ADAMS.
LIST Prem. for Black Seed Onions H. M.
ADAMS. ~ ~ 80. ~
LIST Prem, for Top Onions H. NJ. ADAMS.
1st Prem. for Black Seed Onions from set
H. NJ. ADAMS. -|ENgg
LIST Prem. White Blue Nose Potatoes H. M
ADAMS. q ~ St & - T l. Z d
LIST Prem. for State of Maine Potatoes II.
NJ. ADAMS. &c.,
LIST Prem. for Tomatoes II. N. ADAMS.
On motion Society adjournd. ~ = u
| M. L. TRACY Secretary.