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CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additionql Oitu Inteliqence See md Page.

SOLDIERS FAMuLIEs.-To the Editor of
The EveniHg 7eiegTdph-Permlt me to acknOw ed 20
the receipt OF the follow ing contributions TO make
MP deficiency Of Cty Pastor" referred to in report
Oi committee several weeks ago;-
From W. B. H., SO; E. ~, 50; ANONYMOUS, Har-
risburg Ispeciall $50; friend, baltimore &5; j. IT,.
S. Beividere NJ j.. $40; t b., Philadelphia tsent TO
City Pastors house, S25.
Those of citizens who contributed to the aid Of
soldiers families through City Pastor, will see that
there s yet unpaid over $780, which should at once
be made p.
During ess than three months of last winter he
beg Qed by his appeals, cash food, coat and clothing
TO the an cunt of about S50CC0. This has relieved
hundreds of soldiers families and thousands OF in
drviduals connected with these families.
bis entire work done bv himself and wife
gratui' ously. His treasury is overdrawn yet more
than $500. Alter he had ceased appealing, he still
continued giving orders stores for groce1le1 and
provisions, in the confidence that funds SUFFICIENT
would be sent to pay those bills He is slll reevIng
needy cases, notwlthG1nding the state of his trea
sury, and we hope our citizens Will manifest thai
generosity, benevolence, and philanthropy which
characterized their to this cause during
the winter.
JAMES Il. ORNE.
Treasurer of Committee, No 626 Chestnut street,
Philade phia
April 90. 1866
Cry PASTOR acknowledges the receipt Of $3.50
from the editor OF the Presbyterian from NJ A. b.,
81; j. X. g., $40, for general distribution.
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scrofulous mercurial, and syphitc diseases destroy
whatever part tcy may attack. thousands die an-
nualy from protracted diseases tn class and from
me Of mercury. Visit any hospital, asy um and
prsons and satisfy yourself OF ie truhuIness Of this
asser ion best ressts the nroads of these
diseases by O ludicious combination OF Tonics.
HelmbOd's Eighly oncentrated Fiuld Extract 3 ar
separa is Tonic the reatest value-arrest'ng the
most nyeterate after the glands are destroyed
and the bones already affected. This the testimony
OF thousand VINO h. We used and prescribed it for
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AN INTF RESTING LETTER is published IN the
hirurgical Review, the subject Of the
tract OF sarsapaIIa in venelea affections by BENJAMIN
Travers, f. H. s,etc Speaking Syphilis and diseases
arising the excess of mercury he states, Thai no
r6edy is equal TO The e9trgct Of SarsqpGra rs potoeT
is eTtTdoTdndTy M re so than any other drug am dc-
quGlnteS eth Nis N the strcteSt sense ionic. vm vm
lhts nvu adbie attribute, that IS phcd6ie to state
Of The system so sunken and yet so irritable aS rem
dTS other substances Of the ionic ctGsS uBdvdHdoIe OF
9juT7CuS.'
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NOTICE Mot long since a servant Virl who was
In he employ of one of our most influential citizens
had been working hard all day washing clothes, and
when evening came around, and the Iabors OF the
day over, she felt naturally tired. and, as is
generally the case cross and Grabbed just at that
NONE mt few tons of II eston coal ffom George A.
Cookies Coal Emporium, No. 1914 Washington
avenue, arrived She immediately. in quick and
hunted way, applied some of 1t to the fire order
TO prepare for supper. such change of counte-
known 10 have before. She could scarcely lake her
eyes from those Goals as they lay there burning
away 20 magnifcentty; and when, IN the morning.
she approached the range and found how matters
stood everything brlght the night before, there
seemed TO be no end to her joy. AL she had to do
10 put on httle more, and burn ii down after
awhile TO nice white ash without slate or dirt.
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IF YOU WANT TO SCALE FISH QUICKLY,
j use the Improved Fish Scalcr such as most OF the
RAPIDLY, For sale by TRUMAN q SHAW,
No SS6 (Eignt thirty -Hve) MARKET st., below Ninth
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1T ERADICATEs EBUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES OF the 1HROAT NOSE, EY Els, EYELIDS,
SCALP end SKIN which so dlsfgure the appearance,
PURGIN the evil effects Of mercury and renewing all
wise and is taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with
nertpct SAFETY,
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TWO TABLESPOONFUL of the Extract Of aarsa-
parla added pint OF water Is equal to the Lisbon
Diet Drink, and bottle is equal TO gallon OF the
Syrup sarsaparla, or the dec9euon as usually made
sary to prepare fresh every day and the 81 Is still
more Objectionable, weaker than the decocton
Tor fluid saturated with susceptible Of holding
in solution much less extractve matter than water
Datient is frequently nauseated and his stomach sur
eited by the large proportion OF sugar he s Obliged to
use whatever except to ke,p the decocton from SPOIL
Extract In comparative view strikingly manifest
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THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO
in very general in all The & state ate HOSPITALS and
and as wen as private practice, and are considered
as mValuaDies soIp uSI1UBY BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Principal Depot nELMBoLDs DRUG AND
rIIEMIIJAL W REHOUSE,
No 5eaBRoADW1Y, NEW Y YoRK,
AND No. IO4 8. TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by Druggists eyerywhere -.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. oh
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DOG COLLARS - BRASS AND GERMAN
~ Silver Band Iron and Brass Chain, Leather ana
Morocco Dog Collars Plain and Galvanized Dog Chains,
Leather Dog Leaders, and small Padocks for lars to
sale by TRUMAN & SHAW,
No sS5 eight Thirty-hve) MARKET ST. below Ninth
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Hembold's EXTRACT BuCHU Cures Kidney Disease.
1embod EXTRA G ! BUGHU Cures Rheumatism
HelmbOId's I XTR CT bgCHU Cures Urinary Diseases
Heimbold's FXIR CT BUCbU Cures Gravel,
he M od's EXlR vet BUCHU Cures Structures,
Helmbold's XTRACT BU( HU Cures Dropsy
Nor the diseases named above and for Weaknesses
and Pains in the Back Female Compa ints and Dis
orders arising from excesses Of any KIND 1t 10 In
valuable.
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CRY PASTOR acknowledges the receipt Of $3.50
from the edl or the Presbyterian from M. A b.,
81; j. X. B., S10 for general distriDution.
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WEST VIRGINIA:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, on the I'd
day of July. 1857
Daniel Lafever. guardian of Catherine NJ
Hedges. Plaintiff
josiah NJ Hedges, Catharinc NJ Hedges,
Oliver p Hedges, Harley Hedges. Hiram H
Hedges, John Startzman and Miranda a
Startzfnar, Defendants.
IL NmncGY.
The object of thi, suit is to obtain a sale OF a
certain tract of land containing go acres, be-
longing to the heirs of Morgan NJ Hedges
dee d, lying on Back Creek. and ad-
Jpilills the lands of the heirs of Robert
Y Snoaesa-s dec 4, and others, and distri-
button of the proceeds of said sale among the
lawful heirs OF said Morgan NJ Hedges And
it appearing upon affidavit filed in this suit,
thai the Defendants Josiah NJ Hedges, Harley
Hedges, Hiram H Hedges and Oliver p Hedg
es, are not residents of this State, they
are hereby required to appear, within one
month after due publication of this Order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests
in this matter Il is further ordered, that
copy hereof be published once week, for four
successive weeks, in any newspaper in Berke
ley county. ard posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of Berkeley county, the first
Monday after date of this Order. Tcste.
f. S TROAEL. Clerk.
July ). 1866 Andrews q elliott, pa
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At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county. on the ID
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR

L Morgan county, State Of West Va:
John =. kcarfott, administrator of Philip {
Pcndleton. decd ~ Elizabeth B. Silver, ct al
This caase came to be heard this 18th
day Of May, ls56, upon the bill and exhibits
iiled Herewith, and argued by counsel.
and happening to the Court that the subpoena
IN this cause hath been duly executed, and
more than one month having elapsed since the
return thereof to the March rules, ls6G, and
The decree niSi then entered, and the defend
ants failing to appear and answer the said Bill
the same is ordered to be taken for confessed,
whcrcupon the Court doth order that this cause
be referred to j. RUFUS. Smith, Master Com
missioner Of this Court, u settle the admins
tratian accounts of Anna Courtney, admins
tratiiN of Jacob Courtnog, dee d, to take al
account Of the assets of said Jaeob Courtney,
dec, d, and OF the debts due by and to him,
20 convene the creditors OF said jacob Court
ney, dec d, and require proper and satisfactory
proef of the debts due by him, and for which
mis- estate be held responsible, giving
notice of the time and place of taking sad
accounts by advertisement, once Il week Ter
four successive weeks in some newspaRef
printed in the town of rtinsburg, which
shall be equivalent to personal service OF saei
notice upon the parties or any OF them.
4 copy-Iest
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Equolizofion Of BoWaties.


This act Of simple justice to our brave
soleiiers is now before Congress. Send us your
name and address, and will file them at
once, aritltoat charge, 50 that us so0n It's the
at shall pass the necessary papers will be sent
you at once and yoar extra Bounty paid inn
mediately.
Several other bills are now before Congress
which are of interest to all soldiers and officers
enc OF which has already passed the House
of Representatives, extends the payment OF
the Three months Extra Pay proper to all
officers who resigned, or Were honorablv dis
missed the service after April 10, 1863 This
will include large number who were mustered
out without receiving the pay proper.
Citizens sending in claims for losses. &c,
oeeasoned by the war willhave them attended
to promptly.
: : } y ,z 1NpHsNs' E. w. ANDREWS son.
Grantham Hall,
June "A, 1866 Martinsburg, West Va.
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WIN. II. BAKER, c. NJ. q
Commissioners Office,
Bath, Morgan county, " w.,
LIllo Gee |

The parties to the above cause are bereb,
notified that Twill attend at my Office, in Bah ~
the sd day of July, 1866 next for the purpose nf
executing the decree above stated, at which time
and place the parties to said cause and all othars
interested will attend, and produce before
me such evidence and vouchers AS thew ma,
desire, and which may be necessary to ennbis
me to make such report in said cause as am
directed to make by the above Order
Given under my hand at my Office afore.
said, this 2oth day of June, 1S66
!. RUFUS SMITH,
Commissioner IN Chdnce1y Circuit
Court for Morgan Couutv
June u, 1866. Pendletep u a
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N EST VIRGINIA

At Rules held ia the Clerk Office ID. the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county, on the "a
day of July, 1865:
Henry 7 Eliot and Mary E Eliot. Is. Nancy
Bar9eil, } / Stauber, and Rachel E Staahes,
his wife, and Mary Burwcll,
Tbeabjeet ef lhis suit is 10 obtain iudg=
aent against the Defendants for SIT. ~ with
interest and costs, and 70 attaeh any estate or
debts due the said Nancy Burwell. j 4 stau :
er. and L ( stnlber lis wife and Mary
B5trwelf. And II appearing. on affidavit. filed
ia this suit. That the said defendant, Nancy
Bnrwel, J 4 Slaaber, and L E stauher, his
wife, Nary F BarweI and John b Stew
art one Of the garnizhees named, are not
residents of this State, they are hereby re-
CURED l. appear within one month after due
publication Of this Order, and do What is heces-
sary 10 protect their Interests in this matter
II Is further ordered, that copy hereof hePuh=
lished. eneea week for four successive weeks
III any newspaper in the said county, and post
ed at the front door Of the court louse thereof
Oh the first Monday after the date of This
Order Tcste.
E. s. TROXEL Glerk.
,lnly + 1866 PcDdletun 20
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July 5. 1866
WEST VIRGINIA 3

1T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, on the I'd
day Of July 1856
Tim NJ tPatc a.. David NJ Ross
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In Debt.

The object of this suit is to obtain a judy
ment against the defendant for 500, with in
tcrest thereon from August 4. 1858, subject to
credit Of 5000, Of date of September %
1868, and to attach any estate or debts due him
in this county, and it appearing on affidavit,
flied in this suit that the said defendant Robert
Penery is not resident of this State, he Is
hereby required to appear within one month
after due publication of this Order and de
what is necessary to protect their interests in
this matter. 1t is further ordered. that Z copy
hereof be published enee Il week, for four sue
eessfNe weeks, in any newspaper in the said
county, and posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse thereof, on the first Monday after
the date Of this Order
+. s. TRONEI.. Clerk
June u. 1866 Pendieton pa
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4 c0PN-IesI :.
VIM. Ii. BAk Err, c. Nj. Z
C0mnaissioner's Office,
bath, Aosgaa coantH. u est Ia.,
j,,,,.3 on iSEt |

bath, afosgaa coaujg. Hest Ia,
JlOte 20, 1866.
The parties 10 the above cause are hereby
notified that Twill attend at my Office, in Bala.
on the Sd day of july, 1866, next, for tue
purpose of executing the above order, a
which time and place the parties to the sah5
cause, and all others Interested will attend afa
produce before me such evidence and voucher
As obey may desire, and which may be neeealI
.aly to enable me to make such report IN sfq
cause, rs | am directed to make By the ap9fe
Order
Given under my hand, at my Office alefe.
said, this 10Th day OF June. 1866
j. RUFUS SMITH,
Master Commissioner.
June u. 1866 Pendleton Pc
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OMNISSIONER'S SALE,

Pursuant 60 iii order of the Circuit Court Of
berkeley county. at Its May Term last in thr
caseof George ". Bender IS. Bender, &c. the
undersigned, Special Commissioner. thereby
appointed, will offer for sale, at public auction,
before the Coart-House door in the Town of
harrisburg. on
SATURDAY 18th day ofAUGUsT, 1866
the fol owing property. viz: A Tract of Land
IN Berkeley county,
CONTAINING 2s3 ACRES,
more or less, adjoining Barney Seibert. Martin
Ptzer and David Ralnsburg being the same
allotted to the wife of George W Bender in
Che division of the lands of Jacob Pitzer, decd
TERMS: One quarter in hand and the bal
ence IN 6, Il and Is month"; with interest from
the day OF sale-the purchaser executing bonds
with good personal security for the deferred pay
nentS. EDMUND PENDLETON.
July II 1856 Special Commissioner.
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AFTER EXPIRATION OF
FERN OF ENLISTMENT, OR PRE-
NIOUS TO MUSTER IN. &c.

Special attention will be given to Pensions
to tnvalids, Widows, Children, Mothers and
Sisters, both in new applications and in sus-
pended or rejected cases.
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-.tssH1lstt nlla .iMaeAMela.

The object of this suit is to obtain judy
ment against the Defendant for $4,000,
with interest and cost, and to attach any
estate or debt due the said David NJ Ross.
in this connty-and it appearing on ;,tii-
davii fled in this suit, that tile said defendant,
David u Ross IS not resident Of this
one month after due publication OF this order.
and do what is necessary 10 protect his inter
ests in this matter.
tits further ordered. rhata copy he4eofhepuh=
lished oncca weeks for four successive weeks.
IN any newspaper in Berkeley county, and
posted at the trent door Of the GouTt-iouse
thereof ON the first Monday after date Of this
E. :. TRONEL, Clerk.
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N7ESTyIRGINIA:

AT Rules held in the Clerk S Office of Berke
ley county on the 4th day of June, 1866:
John S. Bowers. assignee Of I'm. CUNNING
ham 4 Brothers, Plaintiff. rs. Robert Penery.
Dptpulanf
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NJ EST VIRGINIA.: At Rules hel(

W in the Clerk Office Of Berkeley county
On the Sd day Of July, 1866.
james u. Newkirk, committee Gatharine
Leopard, IS Catharine Leopard A. Leopard
Leopard, J. Leopard, Nancy Ambrouse,
Margaret Lowman. John H. Points, and Mary,
Iais wife.
The object of this suit is to obtain a sale of a
certain house and seven acres Of land belong
ing to Cathar ne Leopard, adjoining lands of
Jacob French and others in said county, and
also 42aeres Of unimproved land lying on the
NillamSport road in said county and apply the
proceeds thereof for the benefit Of said Catha-
cine Leopard. and it appearing on affidavit,
sled in this suit, that the said defendant Adam
Leopard, Jacob Leopard George Leopard
and Nancy Alabfoa=f, are not residents Of this
tate. they tire hereby required e appear
within one month after due publication Of this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect
fheif interests in this matter Il is further
ordered, that copy hereof be published one
week. for four successive weeks, in any
newspaper IN tie said county, and posted al
The front door Of the Court House thereof, Ell
the first Monday after the date of this Order.
Yeste t. = TRONEI.. Clerk
July = iStd HPendleton p o
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-17

DOMESTIC HABITS OF Our ANCESTORS
Erasmus, who visited England in the early
part of the sixteenth century, gives curious
description of an English interior of the bet
ter class
The furniture was rough the walls I'M
plastered, but sometimes wainscotted or
hung with tapestry and floors covered
with rushes. which were not changed for
months, the dogs and cats had free access
to the eating rooms, and fragments of meat
and bones were thrown to them, which they
devoured among the rushes, leaving what
they could not eat to rot there, with the
draining of beer-vessels, and all manner of
unmentionable abomnations There was
nothing like refinement of elegance in the
luxury of the higher ranks the indulgen-
ces which their wealth permitted, consisted
of rough and wasteful profusion. Salt beef
and strong ale constituted the principal part
of Queen Elizabeth's breakfast, and similar
refreshments, were served to her in bed for
supper At a series of entertainments Civ
en- in York by the nobility in 1860, where
each exhausted his invention to outdo the
others, it was universally admitted that
Lord Goring won the palm for the magnifi-
cence of his fancy. A description of this
supper will give us a good idea of what
was at that time thought magnificent: it
consisted of four huge brawny pigs, piping
hot, bitted and harnessed with ropes of sau-
sages to huge pudding in bag, which
served for chariot.-Ihe Silent ReUela-
| ton.
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FIVE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING.

The dew lay glittering on the grass,
A mist lay over the brook,
At the earliest beam of the golden sun
The swallow her nest forsook.
The snowy blooms of the hawthorn tree
Lay thickly the ground adjoining,
The birds were singing in every bush
At five o'clock in the morning.
Bessie, the milkmaid, merrily sang,
For the meadows We're fresh and fair
The breeze Of the morning kissed her brow,
And play d with her nut-brown hair
But oft she turn'd and look'd around,
As if the silence scorning =
Twas time for the mower to whet his scythe,
At five o'clock in the morning.
Over the meadows the mowers came,
And merry their voices rang,
And one among them wended his way
To where the milkmaid sang;
And as he linger'd by her side,
Despite his comrades warning,
The old, old story was told again
At five o'clock in the morning.
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Original goetrg.
For the Reporter.

The house is still, dear sister,
And line Of care has passed
Across your pure white forehead,
Since l have kissed it last;
,nd ever as evening shadows creep
,.rxlrt tie hall, YOU sit and weep
There's pain in your heart, my sister,
thought that is sad as the SORROW deep.
You smile no more, dear sister,
The day goes darkly by,
For the eyes that made your sunlight
Meath the myrtle blossoms lie;
The spring buds break and the roses bloom,
And YOU hear the lark from your lonely room,
And you loved them all, my sister,
But vou cannot smile with a soul Of gloom.
You sing no more dear sister,
The rose-red lips that made
Soft prattle-music near you,
With your other loves is laid;
Where the oak trees sigh and the violets hide
Are three little graves ranged side by side,
And you loved them so, my sister,
That YOU cannot sing since your treasures died.
. weep no more, my sister,
But sing me the sweet refrain
That your Granville and Frank and Walter,
May never hear again
When the tempests rage and the whirlwinds moan
Think not that they are under the cold gray stone
Three cherubs have passed on, my sister,
To welcome you up to Gods throne
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(CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK. J

How MEN Bust UP"-Men with unas
suming wives never fail. 1t is the hus
bands of such ladies as Mrs Dash and
Lady Brilliant, who find themselves face
to face with the Sheriff, and certain mys
terious documents adorned with red tape
and wafer big enough for target exercise
The desire of a New York feminine is to
outshine her neighbors, not in mental &C
quirements, but in gingerbread ornaments
and gold-edged shutters. If Mrs. Dash
gets up game supper-woodcocks stuff
ed with gold dust-Lady Brilliant takes
the wind out of her sails by getting up an
other in which the prevailing dish will be
birds of paradise swimming in gravy made
of melted pearls. 1t is this rivalry, and
not the dabbling in railroad stock, that
brings ruination to the fast men of Wall
street. The 'ill-fortune" of which they so
much complain, is no more nor less than a
brainless wife. If they would come back
to happiness, they must direct their atten-
ton, not to the fluctuations of the stock
market, but the ruinous absurdities of their
own firesides. Thousand dollar repasts
don't pay while the merchant who pur-
chases one hundred dollar handkerchiefs
for 'duck of a wife," should not wonder
if the time eventually comes when "goose
of husband" will lack shirts, or be but i'll
supplied with them.
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TELL YOUR MoTHER-I wonder how many
girls tell their mothers everything? Not
these young ladies" who, going and from
school, smile, bow, and exchange notes and
cartes de visite with young men who make
fun of you and your pictures )" speaking
in way that would make your cheeks
burn with shame, if you heard it, All this,
most credulous and romantic young ladies,
they will do, although they gaze at your
fresh young faces admringly, and send or
give you charming verses and boquets-
No matter what "other girls do" don't ou
do it. School girl Irritation may end disas-
trously, as many foolish, wretched young
girl could tell you. Your yearning for
some one to love, is great need of every
woman's heart But there is time for every
thing. Don't let the bloom and freshness
Of your heart be brushed off in silly firta-
tions. Render yourself truly Intelligent
And above all tell your mother everything
"Fun," in your dictionary would be indes-
cretion i'll hers. 1t will do you no harm to
look and see Never be ashamed of her,
who should be your best friend and conf
dant, all you think and feel 1t is very
strange, that so many young girls will tell
every person before mother" that which is
most important that she should know. 1t
is very sad that different persons should
know more about her own fair young daugh-
ter than she herself--Ednny Tern.