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Goal

THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
taad, at Wholesale and Retail non thsir own
Mfnes and ManuiactOria8-
HAMM0NDsYTLbEO GOAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
ing and Domestic use.
aAMMOEDsVILLEC0K COKE No. I, for Manuhsturi
zAMM0fbsTTLLE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
5AaIMoEDsvILLE FIRE CLAY, vel ground,
and dry.
HAliMoEDsvILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tarn, and wedge side wedga, circle or arch and
cur0ia.
loEDsYIILE FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
IASIlfOfDsFILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every
rrsfferu.
sARd0SDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
FES or LlLEt cEsEE pattern.
7trfT0NDsTILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER Va
6fle slain and ornamental
FttTT0EDsVILBE YIIRIFIED WATER PIE,
Gas PIPE, SC. Of every size and variety, en-
breciug single and double branch screw, bends,
HAAN0NDsYILLE COAL OIL,
for Iubricsting and burning, let Wholesale only.l
J. J. HOCKAFELLOW,
General Agent. once on o. ?. Pier, Cleveland
Ohio. ulALelaet
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ReaIEBlsssinE.=

RhgGeian,-Wsll, Mrs. Jones' how is..that
neadache2
Mrs.. Joass.-Gons Doctor, al gone the Pill you
sent cured me in Just twenty minutes, and wish
you would send more % that can have them handy
Phy5iciaB.-1Ou can get them at any Druggists.--
recommend them in all cases Of Headache.
lfrs. J0Bsl.-I shall send for box directly, and
shall tell all ny suhsrins friends for they are
real blessing.
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sPRAeUE ZouAvEs.-At a meeting of the
sprague Zouave Cadets, held at their Assem-
bly, rooms, Superior Block, on Wednesday,
the following rules Ond resolutions were
''nnGnimoRsly' adopted
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GOKEf COKEIi O0KElll---
" 81. WALLACE 4 SON ARE NOW 3aan g'
lAgIpRIE9 Coke RON the pure hAM MmOh y - =
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which B supeTl9r
20 any other Coke In the market. We oan fqrnAn
tegtimouials nom numerous manufacturers v no eIe
DOW using i and who speak Of its character In the
liRhsst terms.
Also, constant suPply Of Hsmmondsvills Strip
Esin aMiTHlAG cOALi and also f3r Domestic
purpo1ee.
fslnE located imnedlatsy On the line Of the CIeye
trrf r PittgburEh Railroad, We can ship With dis
5stsh 10 suy part Of the STATE. Orders soIicifsd
"a. n. WALLACE n SON,
HammondsTiile, Jeheruon County, Ohio.
Taen
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Janal:s2s

FouSD AT LAsT.-Bronehitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. GibsOn's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted It is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures eatarrh, asthma, coughs, con
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver snd stomach. OfHcs
III G1tario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-01

@s- Vanity Fair, Banner of Light, Herald
of Progress, Saturday Evening Post, and
New York Evening Post, are at Hawks Z
Bros.
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Major CHAs. A. DEvILLERs,

Thirty-six young men were enrolled dur
ing the evening, and short exhibition was
given to those present, Of the bayOnst and
sword exercise, in which several members Of
the company are already quite proficient.
The rules adopted are excellent and if strict
ly carried out will give the ZOuayss a high
position, and furnish q strong motive to
young men for resisting many OF the tsmPta-
tions which daily besst them.
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OBSERVATIONS.

In adopting these rules we are sware Of the
responsibility we assume, and that we run
the risk Of diminishing to some extent, the
strength of our company, but We are con-
vineed that any one Of our number who has
not the moral courage eand self-control to live
up to these rules, has not stamina sufficient
to do credit to our corps; and, while We will
use all reasonable efforts to induce all Of our
men to remain with US, and others TO join,
in the hope Of extending the benefit Of these
rules yet, rather than depart in the slightest
degree from these rules, we will part with
them, although it reduces cur company to
dozen men.
Major CHAs. A. DEvILLERs,
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q. Hr--7T. rittIb e. J. @. HuusET. Cro. srTuLirr
HUSSEYS : COMPANY
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
4 SALE AID RETAIL Dealers IN Pitt5burqh.
esfresIils and etgi1 Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
- arnithfna Ol5r on the east side 81 tie CleTe-
isrd q PittstuErh y b Coal pier, lla4alsgd Chic.
0riarn let q H1nlsy & MctEidea lWinzlg8i D
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AoKEovIEBQHEST. - Our correspondent
y. L. g." VIII accept our thanks for his
intereatiDg letter. We shall be gladto hear
from him again.
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GE The Dime Family Physician and
Manual for the Sick Room, expressly pre-
pared TOR the Dime Family Text Books. For
sale by Hawks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-01

EBDid you ever have the Sick Hsadaehsl
Do you remember the throbbinE temples, the lsTsr-
ed brow, the ioathing and disgust q the st7nt o.
food How totally unit you were ior pie4sures eoq-
Eersation study. One q the tephalic Pills would
have relieved you from All the gulering Whtch zoe
then experienced. For this and other purposes Jol
should always have q box Of them on hand % u1a e1
occasion requires.
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GRrlr DIsnorraT-Amonr the !

GREAT DIsooyERT.-Among the most in
portant Of All the great medical discoveries Of this
aq may be considered the system Of vaccination for
prOtsction from 5mah PoL, the Oephalic Pill for re-
lief Of Headache, and the use of uintne Tor TIE pre-
whose benefits viz be experienced b. 5uHering hu-
mARity long after theiF discoveries ars forgotten
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-01

FACT WORTH KEoEHs.-Spalding's Ceph-
alic Pills are certain cure for Sick Headache, BIZ
ious Headache, Nervous Headache, -Costivenszs and
General Debility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-01

Sa- Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar. are for sale at ". P. FOgg's CrOcksry
Store
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-01

~ All should not tail TO read the adyer-
tissmsnt of Prof Wood in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-01

The total nun Der of scholars who attended
every half day were $50. The total num-
Der who were absent half day and upwards,
were 2,575. These absent scholars lost, in
the aggregate days, 5,526-eq7al to the
perpetual daily absence of 257 scholars.
Accessions to the schools during the month
from removals to the city, As. Losses in the
same time, from removals from the city, IL.
Total number of Teachers employed, 49,.
INAuGURATIoN BALL. H. HarwoOd, Jno.
Harrington, Wm. Gabriel, P. B. Young, A
Castor, Dan Reynolds, and J. Schroeder, are
appointed committee of arrangements from
the Sixth Ward, to make preparations for a
Ball on the occasion of Mr.. Lineoln's Inaug-
uration.
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~ See advertisement Of DR.. saniord'a
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TuBs AND VArs.-M. L. Eddy, No. 46
Bank street. next to Academy Of MuIicl
makes gsts and Tubs for oil re6ner's use.
Joiner jObbing done on short notice. For
samples of tubs, refer to Nix & Morris, J
Mssury, and E. Main
T-o1.o 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-01

TIE CfTT SoEooLs.-FrOm the report Of
the Superintendent Of Instruction, for the
month of January, we select the following
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
JUSTICE OF THE PEAC

JUbIIUE U TIE FLAUI.
JULIUS u. BROWN will be a candidate for jus
tice OF the Peace West Sdol at the coming spring
EIeotion fsgD
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The attendance in some of the depart
meets reached a very high figure. The fol-
lowing are examples:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-01

Hover & Higbeo-Dry Goods.
L. Benedict 4 sons-Hats and Caps.
stone Ohurch-sllps to tent.
Rettbsrg 4 Hausmsnn-Bird Cages.
Jacob Dutten-Brisk House to Rent
lO7 Hank Strest-Carpets Renovated.
n. D. Kendall q Co-Orown Skirts, &C.
d. +. Prayton- Dividend.
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&C. C.-oary's Cough Cure. dse28Rl0
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r. Commencement exercises of tae
Western homeopathic College will be held
in Chapin's Hall. this week Thursiay even
ing. Prof. J. A. Thome will deliver the
general address. Other addresses may be
sx oected. The public are invited 2td
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SHERWOOD & OAKLEY,

~ Cali and examine the aboYs Goods. They ar
the b0st Bargains offered 10 goods In this city
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Empres5OlOthsItOr so csnts per yard, worth
sl,OO. -
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ST. PAUL's CEuRcE-Ths pews in this
church will be rented on Monday next at ?
o'clock P. NJ, for one year from the frat
day Of March. AAsoS CtARE, seo'T.
Cleveland, Feb. 9Th, 1881. marl:sL
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH i, 1851.
NEW ADVRRTIsB1IENTs.

~ For ToIogrhphie, Market and RIarln0
News see Foarth PaGe.
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Terms 5 sH9S s's ''fa &
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The average per cent. Of attendance Sc
cnred in the several school buildings are as
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Wholesale Photographic Stock Depot,
I7s Superior street, Forest City Block, up
stairs. Artists Materials; Oval, Gilt and
Rosewood Frames +; heavy square Frames
made to order; Engravings framed in any
style; Canvass on Stretohers and by the
yard.
Fine Oil aud Water ColOrs, Brushes, &c.
Wholesale and Retail.
feh7.875 Re. DOuGLAss 4 co.
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Dnvoran sc1HNcn Aaarou1r0na NEWS
TERMs4sTWD DOL LAks PER sANNTUMssl
.sEI4 sBEI4sW: 4. LEE sAND} }HgGH: WILSON, j, . !.

!! ss!|year Before L got, Over iseiing' e. igladifo
lone, thing, I always noticed that a,nothe
came. When the children wereg;sick,
always felt bad, busthey were never 81 sssicl
long, andSwben they GOT soI running rouni
again, forgo: thespast. They made US
good deal Of care when they swere small
but they save ms a great many steps al
READY, and will save. US q great ssnlany
more as we need their services. 1t is a
great comfort. sir, to have good children,
and ours are the best in thefworld'
But does farming pay?' Iinquired.'.
! tThat depends upon what you mean by
paying she continued. 1T pays US abun.
dainty. We are happy in our work, and
have no longing for the pleasures which
others, enjoy. If a man is only co,iteuted
L suppose it makes very little difference
whether he have thousand or million
Of dollars. We have a SUI. comfortable
house, all paid for, and our worldly sub.
stance is ncreasingsevery year-I suppose
we enjoy it as much as a king enjoys his
palace and kingdom. We are able to
have good variety of books and papers
and the children to read, so
elasagse are .ll!saraning something every day.
L saPposeswe enjoy them quite as much
'as; ifs#e!had nothing else to do but to road
them.s Our children are lin a fair way to
make Useful men and Women: 1.-The chill.
dren of the richest men will not make any,.
thing more, and many ef them will fail to
do this.
afo business makes us happy, We
think itpays us quite asswell as any bust,
ness that does not make those happy who
followiE, even though tgives.them more
monemy. But farming pays well enough |
in money, i. e., in worldly comfort. Our
means grow with, our wants, and what can
any reasonable being ask more2 The farm
has grown larger, the ,soildeeperaand rich.
er, the cattle have yincraassdf and grown
sleek and handsome; the pile of milk pans
is higher and brighter, father, says. sfhce
Thankful was old enough to scour them.
The garden is full q. fruits and Vegetables
md !.a the grain bins arc never smbsy:' s
'$Lsleit, falIySspersuaded that Content /
RogeEHhaa found the philosophers stone,
If I had dpot Farm sr's ,wife. -. sssys,ss.
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q. PAY OF YoIuHrEERis.

Its following afe tbs conditions and,
segglations under which volunteers are ac-.
ceptea in the Confsdatate States Army:
Under .tbe biils6o the public Sdasnce,
100000 volunteat4A Ama1s6e accepted ywBS
will be snbjeetsIo the Hass governing the,
-fss1lsE e Sa army m l Ihs ts'h' of sysise will
Each 1egiihsnt j. compe@d:aE teaI com. !.
;pani each, caraatiog df ne captain, three
lieutshapts, four &sesgaints; -four .sorporsls<
twp: :ugIers, and. .niueg yprnaiss.s:~t q
= ItsPsy j. as solioWsi =, ~,
Colonel. 4 Rhs 'sls h 56.
Ljeasnsht Colonel. IN 90.
Msjor.aGf. ~ 40. 90
!: :Isptain. - aiG8 90!
II Llsuiepnsas. .7., &. 90 cd;
sssepd LIaSIsasp. .s%sSs' %
DthS$ergssnta. ~ ~ 4Eli 90;
. oiPossIk md AIsiacs,Fs, - s1s 90.
They have also q yearly 4lIaEsa,sss tos
spteth dtose rsion per day.
|, IhS yolRa1efs ai& 1HsctQd to. farBish,
Iasg l9s!.s sya g sS!pssai az + s ped s
s.Rp@.I gssl ea inn ssiss
!; &! 4! :
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THE .CoNFIsCAT1Na, BILL.

The following is copy OF Fan act which
has been passed by the Federal. Congress I:
/ Deit enacdted dytAsSenats and House
Of Representative etfszthsys United States
Of Ameriea IN, Congress assghJled, That
if fddfing The prescott or auyantursiaisuirifissse-
ton against the Gosernment St: tbasSsU United
States, after the President Of the. Uhsied
States shall have sdeclared, ,:by tproa;laspa4 81 m
tiop, that the laws of the United statssssaEfe sttss III
opposed, apdethe execution thereof absf ffas friacs
ted, by combinations too powerful to be
suppressed by'tbsordinasy seufse of judi
FdiI proceedingsSo or by the power vested in
thasmatsh alss D .lsg, a9ysspersot or persons,
bis, her or thetf agspt, a,torney Or eng
pltooysf, shall spufohasee or acquire, 'selIor
glyes any property of whatsoevefskind: OF OF
description, with intent tpsgse or employ:
the same, OF. suffer the same Is be- ased on
employed, in aid;eg,s. .abstfiog, os d Ijr promip Il
ting such insurreotipn ofsresistansetto the
laws, or any person or. personss ssugsgaa
:theren; or If any Petsphs pr persons, bsiipg'
the, owner or owners Of a asy such property.
sha'fknowingly use. or employ or consent
to the use or employ ymeht oftheSame. AS
aforesaid, all such propeftyas hereby de-.
clared to be la~faf. .sabject: Of prize and
capture wberever..foun tand it shall heabe
duty of the President Of the Unissa States
to cause the same to- ;bslseizeds confscated
and condemned. -,
SEC. 2. And'6e ityursher enacted Phat
such prjzeaApd $aptqre sasll be,cdaeemnea
in ths. Distiict Of seitcaI conft ,of Ms'
pgssd States, baving :jHrisdistion. Of 4bs
amount, -or ip admiralty in spy& districtan
.whIekstle'sames1nay be seized Of. into.
which they may ba.taken and proceedings,
first instituted. - ', =
SEC. 8. And 6S.styfarther eraded, fbat
the Attorney General or aayDisirict At.
tofney offhe Emitted statggih mhicb Ssas'
properly may atshs tins be, uaa yfastintS
eha pSeessdia 81 Ss zc6sdemuatioh, aud sj 9S
such esss Ahay, sballs pc A8elIy y.pr1he bene-.
ftSsf ,sess M aatss yopf fGass Ii ssspefsos j.
msy.t's s tnataon sAsbAth attetuey;;
Ein seIeH eaaesshea aprocesdings .sslEbe 70 for
che usslpssueh infoims,. asis sas uSited.
states s ipequal psas. ss
exc. 4s AaaseeIs tarstes esasisa. Tbs,
Fsbsnsyet !. 's!, any pefs6s efsinineo bs ea.is
tied to the Service Se labor. Of any toissr:
psrsoH, under the laws or anygstats, ssslt.
employ spaa ,ps.s9as iejdipe pysaelIsss
sey ns:. insa'sssE's s q e ssssties lag es
Iso einployad Eshaat sfs,fsit: all lrisheis,
|sass assisef otaabdsys & saaa an 2 ~
tsbse aasfys1 1ais Etlt. ,aaaii6 6el M SS ~ -
Ass pa III iihiasssssif e 9 - shsja. n to
tya5 ,tsadiiil !. - -, 4
( g., $50 80 :sx.a -... . ~
+ HH5 ssOde hipssls, iWS Bio
Iis with bis q tSshas' .:'. J,
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,WAITrNa FORlTIHEsMAIIf =

So Waiting FORETHE41AlIg
An asSs BIZ: EMEnriy ROMEO. !
ThisRorld is full of little thingEs.
onr patience 10 assail, i
And, one Of The mott trying,onss.
Il waiting for TIE, mail
: 70 have mail but ,fwi -,
Is surely very bad; '''
That of itself sometimes provokes.
And sometimes makes us sad.
10 be from home, and wish to hear
How all the dearones are,
And knoWsthe mail days arc so few,
1s'sers,hasds sto'bear:
And, then, in,these exciting times,
When every day has newe,':>
Its hard to keep ones temper down,
And not the mail abuses.
But when the 'mnil-boy has arrived.
With his most precious freight,
10 know that for two hours, MORO, .xs
We stillmust sit and watt
Is such teasing, trying t!iipg,1
1t makes our patiencesfaiI,
And.ye esnssaFss eentFocf aeur.elses,
M4hswaitingSEfh
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THE cox COMPROMISE pRopos1TT1or

II was announced by Telegraph fe,
days since that Mr., Cox, Democratic
member OF The federal congress from Ohio
had presented a.peaoe proposition. w
give the proceedings as we find them in Il.
New York papers of Tuesdays.
t Mr. Cox; of Ohio, sskel. leave to intro. >
] duce the folIowing;.
i Whereas Itsis; the part OF. rationaibeipp
to terminate theis difficulties, by .ratiopa
means; and iuestnuch jas the difference be-
tween the Uaited States Authorities ard tn,
eleven >eceded States have resulted in :;
state Of war, characterized by: Bitter hos
! ltllity and extreme atrocity, and although
ffnespartyin the seeded States, are guilty o
i:prskingrthe national union and -fss;s,i %
1awfa! authority, yet be it!
/ Resolved, That while we make increased
efforts BY our'army and. navy to- maintain
the integrity, and stability Of this govern
nent' the. common lawssof war, those mag
,imsof humanity, moderation and hoiiiiofr;
Which area part Of the international code
ought TO be observed by both parties, and
a .ss stronger reason exists for such observance
between twopations, inasmuch as the incens.
ed parties have a"common ancestry, histA.
Tory prosperity, glory, government and
un'on' and'are now unhappiIy engaged in
iacerat'ng their common country.
Second: That there, ought TO be left omen
as between two nations 'the same means4f 4fo5r
preventing the-war, being carried. ID: Oh tfaG a
geous extremity, and there ought also i 10 the.
interest Of civilization to be leftopen some.
Union.
Third: That to this end The restoration
of peace and the Union on the basis of the
Fundamental principles of the constitution,
there beaappointed Committee of one
member from-each State, who sball;repork]
to this house, at its next sassiou, such a.
psendpents to the constitu,ion of. the Uni:
sd States as shall assusge ll ggriey yaaisses
and bring about ,.reconstfnc.ioa ofsihesl
National Union; and that for .t6e.pI .pIgffepafas "a
tlon of such satisfactory adjustment ). and
the conference requisite. for. akebd, ], al
Of citizens Of theHsitej ststesl
n bns appointed, consisting of:Edwatd EssfSttlI
IS Massachusetts, Millaa ,Fil.utors Of 4; n AZ
York sRoverdy johnson Of rMatsand.|
Martin Van Barett ofsNsw YotkRTbofnas.[
Ewing Of ehle, franklin Pierces6ff New
HaUpshire, and James .Guthrlesof Ken.
:adkSsyho' shall request from The so called
sonfsasSass Fstatea the appointment of
'imilaf ission, and who shall confer
ID laeshbiect nehe city. of Louisville, ON
he first Monday Of September next and
hat the committee appointed from this
louse notify. said ::commissiopess of their
appointment andsfunctiops5 and advise and
'onfsr With Ism. and fspert their action
g the next session as an amendment oftbe
,oAstitqtien >ok5hs United States, to.be]
5fQposed byseagress to-tbe. State for their
atiatati6p,' accordiug;to the 9th article Of /
'aia cSpstitution.,
M4HssVashbnrne- s objected to 4he intro
iuctiSasof stte resolutieH. -:
=: M: eO1 moved 4 : suspension Of The
.ules. ~ .se N..9 Il
The question -ws. determined :in;sbe bSsk
agaipsEss;
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And,ge esn nssaEsss ssn.ff 'aeur'oltes.
sMasv.i.i3as % : ..
A!coHzzf7EbSN >, Pc.
Mrs. Gontens3zagsrs sunny. sos
of body, as sonS COP ,y,a, glance
a: her front 7savd.aud.... 4ws. There
was a honey sucAg trained upon each side
of the door, fSWer border running the
whole length Of the house, where The
croonsss .,lg,s and sa9w S3 drsps hailed the frs.
geo'at ,a asysnt 4asPpng, aS Is, pinksa
violsts, lilies, adsssa ,avished
their Blossomssai1su4,n~. aesfssscs
was:picketed and painted white; indicasi-
tive OF the tidy house wife and clean con-
sclenceswithin.< The windows had green
blinds; butthey were kept joyously opened
as If the sun and friends swere both hear
tily welcome to the best room, where Con.
tent Rogers was the presiding $genius. I
haze sometimes thoughttHat these strong.
Unmarked traits cf character run in the
blood, and that a croaker or a jolly wo-
man was quite as much indebted to her
constitution as to her training, for her pa.
culiar development. Certain it is, that
tins woman came rightfully by her char
acteristic hopefplness sand contentment.
der maiden name was Goodenough her
father was called Waitstill, snd her moth.
'er. Hope. The last child (thc Twelfth bv
the way, was snamed, Gontent-as filling
the measure ofalieir happiness, Patience.
Faith Hope, Charity and Temperance
were cherished names in the: family; that
had been handed down for mary genera
ticns. BY sort Of manifest destiny.
which seems to be as strongly believed in
by the modern as by the aucients, she had
married Content Rogers, and ssettled in
this neat farm home. - .
, Content took me for a bclated beggar,
as called quite early at the door. sssPoor
old man, yodAook tited and hungry, said
ne; come in and breakfast, wo are inst
at theltable. = w.
found Content Rogers at the morning
meal with goodlY row ofschildren upon
each side t.of the table, of all ages from
t"o to'twenty. lie had been expecting
me but not quite so'early in edatyy. The
whole group was orderly, fop the family
was:so much given to hospitality that an
unexpected guest was d6anovelty In the
household - - p
Pray, how dayon manage. said 1, to
support So 'lsags lsas taalsss farming ?
They'seS 1t isss s ysy gqpr business
We'll, my wife can tel you more. a bout
that'than I can. I. keep the farm going
out doors, and she keeps the family gong
IN DOORS never find any difficulty in
keeping the grain bins and meal chest we'll
flied and tire fardepw1ll stored; and some.
how'shess'hss' always been enosgk tossas
and drink. ever since we began bousekgep-
'ng,ssnd that is7twenty two years ago this
spsipg.'
BHsSho says farming is pSsr bust !.
nsssg asked: Content with "a surprised
Ngh il shs had nevsEtaRen that .vieSs
oEsit.yd r~.-:tT - .
= Whyy;;sone,eh your, townywomsn, bv
: the: ias Grimes ssid ]. II
.Wby haye seen her; slisalives. ND
msa:o.gs parishs and Ravn't much ac-
aSkadS sith her,. But i 4hoogh.,.he
NHmsssa Ish andshapoyss ETA assafe