The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14

HoMt Nrnstc,-- ia,lv or intohiooncoord

Honk Niusro.--A fady OF Intelligence and
refinement, who evidently knows how to
"make home happy" thus writes: "I.et
your daughters cultivate music by all
means. Every woman who has an aptitude
for music or for singing, should bless God
for the gin, and cultivate it.with diligence,
not Tint she hay dazzle strangeslor win
applause from crowd, but that she may
bring gladness TO hcr own fircsidc. The
influence of music in strengthening the at
fections, Is far from being perceived by
many Of its admirers, sweet melody
binds all hearts together, as It were, with a
goldcn chord; It makes the pulse beat in
unison aud the heart thrill with sympa-
thy. But the music of the ilrc-sidc must
be simple and unpretending; it docs not
require brilliancy of execution, but tender
pess of feelingra merry time Cot they yding
"a subdued strain for the aged, but none
of the noisy clap-trap which is popular in
public"
The GRAND Picnic AND CoTILLoN PAR
rY at Belville's Grove, three miles west OF
Dayton, on the Wolf Creek pike. has been
postponed TO Thursday peXt August 49,
tE. - a 81 a - --. - "a a y IVA ~
A SoFr ANSWER TURNETH AWAY WRATH.
1t is related that recently, in y sleeping car
coming from the West, man in one of the
berths became greatly annoyed by the cry-s
ing of an infant and the efforts of its
father TO pacify it. The iratc individual at
last shouted out: "What the devil is tile
matter with thai. Young ope,2H sApdsseOn
agaiIi; "Where Is the mother of that child.
that she is not here to pacify it?" At this
the poor gentleman in charge of the child
stepped up to the berth aud said "Sir, the
mother of that child Is in her coffin in
the baggage early The grumblcr immedi-
ately arose and compelled the afflicted
father to retire to his berth, and from that
time until morning took the little orphan
under his own care.
rAfar4fssti6k ALI 5tTr{ III a. i!edtt "
There will be picnic of the St. Joseph's,
Benevolent Society at the County Fair
Grounds on the 18th August "wednesday
the proceeds to be devoted to a charitable
purpose. There will b6 good music III at-
tendanee@ tls-.l.ll.M hii'1Odtt
Z lAE EDITOR S.tv4;D.-isome sensible cdi-
tor has, in an obituary of. a brother martyr
translated him to the better land. This is
the closing paragraph;
"Should we not then rejoice that our late
friend of the scissors and quill is in heaven
In that paradise the cry of more copy
will never again, fall upon his distracted
ears. There his enjOyments will no more
be interrupted by the growls of the unrea-
sOnable subscriber, or the duns of the pa
per maker. There he will enjoy entire
freedom from the detractiOns and misrep-
reservations of political asprants. In that
blest abode he is not to be troubled with
illegiQlq manuscript or rabonnable poetry
No rival editors viii there steal his thun-
der or his items, and typographical errors
VIII know him no more forever"
QUEsTIoN.-Why is it Schwarz sells so
many goods? Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand Il large
stock of custom made Clothing, and more
sells with very small profit,
and asks no two prices, at rs Main street,
sign of the Golden Ela-g-l-c.
FoR iSALELIIonse and lot on iElbow
Lane. 50 feet front by 227 feet deep. The
lot Is set with great variety of fruit trees
that never miss bearing, berries in album
dance. of every variety. Good frame house |
and stone cellar, stabling for cows and |
horses, two wells OF water and large
wood-shed. This isTone of the most do |
sirable pieces of property 1ory sale in this !
cityyaud WIFI sOld@at bargain, as the i
owner Is about moving on farm, and pre- /
fers selling to renting the property.
JAMES KELLY,
Jnl1dlm Real Estate Agent.
gdS- 81 5O-Duck Linen Suits, Custom
made can be had at the Eagle Clothing
Store, lls Main Street, for 81 5O-Coaf
Pants and Vest.