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TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21

fam partenI 5noeB ersdblte fe mir oft
nit 9eI6meifelter gitelteit BON ben Sriumpben.
bic iie ba unb bOtt feiere, pie ie BON oldnsenren
Inbetern umiAmGrmt perbe. 9lter Id mar
III melnem Slide gu barmIps, I'm an Elm Gnoe
pefelben 3n benten.
lin oieie Set betparb ii4 Elm iunQer reiter
Baron nm Glta8 6auo, - er mar bSf(ib uie
bic 9ta6t, IdderIiCb ME Elm !6ansmurIt = ober
CT mar reid. D18 tere6nptc GIila - bieie
@lila, Der id 70 inniq lebero pertrcute. unb lie
tpie8 BEN Baron niGt cb, iprbern bat iid
8eoenfjett aug. Sin griefHen BON ibr bat mid
in ben sdrtIiditen 2Iu88ruden I'm cine 3uianls
mentunft am 2lbenb befeIben Sa3e8 in ibyen.
Stl6ded-iie mir0e ullein fcin uno febne naG
mir.
SD 9ln9 bin nit 9libsnoem Sersen uno
febrte 5urid NIT @erjwejflung in Der 8ruf
8ein S6lof fam bieie 0a6t In meine Q(u9cn
&eue uno S@am, Nerger unb @er3meiTlung-
oa6 9on3e @eiolge beS S,rbre6en8 ihoQrte
lt6 unt nein 9aaer-i6 mar Dem Nobn-
iInne nobe. '6Ierju fam, baB ib nod in Sabren
fetne &uai6t Bate, 6auptmann sn ueroen -
crit ipdt botte i'd mid fir ben WliItdrbienit
entI6ieben, tpar nun pieruno5nana0 Sabre
alt unb INNER NOD sweitidn9fer 2ieutenunt
betm 3e9ilnent.
L6Ortletun9 foI9t.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21

glad rem Nbenbe7en begann Ontel Glfreb
Die gr3dbIung ieine8 SuQenoIebens - ppn Gu
genisn nit sefpanntsm Snterre6e erpartet =
oenn nun folIte iip ia bas Gdidint ibrer ei9es
neu srften &inb6eit entbGQel,
= Sd mar 2ieutenant in etnem Re9iment,
pelae8 banlal8 in 9ansia ftanc, unb Iernte i'm
Sauie meins8 Chefs Elm WGoden fenner, beIIen
@66ubett mid be3auberte. GjIa ron !DalIer-
bi bieien, Nanlen ;udte 5rau Streit SuIamnen,
iUa8 ie0r9 Nelnano benertte- erit led,ebn
Sabre alt, tire fp.iibenoen 2lu9en leu6teten mid
an nit per3ebrenbem 6euer, ibre ippieen 6pr.
men ent3I6ten mid, uno ibrc ii6 fhpn camols
du6ernoen ieibftiihtigen 2amen belt i6 fir
Dem fiuoii&en, IeiAt 5u bepdItigenben lleter.
mutt eine3 perr6bntsn MGc6en8. 9db Giebte
ctele8 0}doden nit Der 8an5en arait zines iu.
aenoIihen 0er3ens, uno lie Ihien DieIeS @jep
iiibl 81 eytpieSern. 8aIo mar lie i'm @ebeimen
meine 9raut, uno i'd pubte meine Sosl0tcit
taum 5u fal1en. SD mar oamat5 arm, oenu
an Die Grbf6aft iener Iante, tpsI4e IpIter mel.
uen 8ruoer uno mid pp9lGabeno naate, mar
n6t 80 benteu. SD muBte olip neiner an9e.
betenen 8ralt ertldren, tab i'd - arm tpie lie
unp i'd tpuren-erit ais 6auptnann tbr nteine
6aub bieten t6nne. ., fdgte fie, unO beieligte
mid pur4 piele 2Intpprt - i9 bin jung uno
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21

Samuel SadIpn. Sc6n u. @jiesler
Samuel SaceFOn & g.,
6aSrifanter unb 6Gurler
in Gutlerp unO diutrgiden Snitrumenten,
194 Baltimore Ctr, ueben ct. GauI Ctr.
Qeir emffe6ten benz 0ee6rtsn Pa6titnm unier rep6al
tise3 2a8er BON 2 bs uub &ai@enmeffer &
an b IT Sefede 0aiirmeiier, p1atir-
ten 26ff elm uub o obeIu, feline 9eeren ,c.
auBerbem empfetlen mir beionberS Huere 06rz NJ
Hrumente, 9ru6bGnS er, 8anoa8eu, Guy
pprterS &C., tpeI6e bpr@ i9re rraftiiGe Gimi6tuns
BON uniern 5een aer5n auf5 Sringeubs Gem 9u6litum
empfobten mereeu.
gBer iit5 baoou i6er5eugcn niQ Iprefe bpr Bel
Sam'I 8 ION & 8 o.,
16feli 1914 GalrHpreiir. ue6en ct. 9anlfir.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21
Bur Ndd,riht.


Dfit Fem Steamer r0eutitIans" enlpfiugen
Ge6te titrtiide 3pe9sn, bS6m5e &of,lbjrren, eruse
idtiiide 2inier, 9riine uub Setbe Grsen ssipdtene
Grbieu, ,@asc, 6afer9rise, gtirnberser gluoeIn,
itaeui6e Niaccarcni, giGoren, 9Eei;euories,
8erlge,fe in aueu gumuiern, @amillen,
= gGa49o!berbeereu, N2o9ns, Siimmelz,
@aai ..ertz nnS Sanf, Gameu, .@6oz
cpIdhe, SalatzOel &C., A.,
weQs Grtifel mir gum bligfen Martrreiie on gieber,
0erfGuf!r empfeDlen.
RS6el & BAN ReS,
Smprrteure BON europG6en 4rpbuften,
l5nw3-S $40 20. Baltimore Stp.
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21
0ormiICOte 0n6ei0en.
GnoliFcser @ero4nnterr;A+,

Ben Dtittw G d, 9. 3nruar, Q5enSs ll5r an
ertbeile i'd breiHaI mSGeutlG llutetrd)t i'm Gpreteu
2eien uub S5reiben Der engIiiten Gpra5e.
Snmebungen beIiebe man ntSgtiGff BALI 3u ma@eu
8ebirsunSeu S5 r;crteliG5rli I'M 8praus la5lbdr.
5. Mdnner, SO geruanitr.,
s. 5ipiheu Scparbz NIB &utdrfr
TaÌˆglicher Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1867-1877, 1867-03-21
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3 0Ctjmor8 90 e6er. 80
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Ser ESasssss ESt5ec EoHet In beg Statt a5}S&suts
n25eutl, sab(5er al Biz ErSssF HeI5e bafas osraat
1DYt1i8 ftue.
&ur5 bic $0f beriauSt; $3.50 iar EsOuats OSsr
IS i&5rli5' in 8oEaasBaBIuns,
Das &sDc)eHbIoEt sTlGeut ieeeu {5ressas unb sofet
So iaScljdi TN @orauS oaGybaS.
SEC Dcutf&IauS bszfauat; So iSSsIi& (sini&usstiS
bts @arSe).
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19
THE WINTER or rHE HEART.

i beautiful writer GoUHssls wisely when
he s9ys Live SC that good angles NAV
uHotect rou from TINS terrible eEIi--sae WIN
ter ID ttls IfezFt. Let 40 as.lillng Iufineace
sTe=ze ap the fountains 9f sympathy zna
happiness ID Is tenthz- 40 cold burden set-
sie over wItllegci hopes. ike the sHayT On
faslea lowers 10 aiast % discomfort moan
ana shrek through It's deSol2t6 chambers
our iiia- path znAv cad through trials. TIlch
for 2 time sasm lttegiy 70 lIuuade rpur pro-
grpss. and st1I1 1Hf ths very ighi oLhezvea
from r1glr znxI0us E1ze- Pa1TIrv Izr take
the place aI saSe ana plenty. v5IgT injurious
roam may hs changed Tor 81 humble 1He
the sett aosaoa. soB esssrrzrz FauaAlss The rxca
Tianas finr be coarse to5d ~ tEe pa91.
Summer tryeu1s may foTssl.c TGu. zna Etls
9aid auplIy5HE world pass T0u WITH se2Tcelr
2 ogk ~ E1Tu % compassion On may Js
toTead TO 5oli EeaIIlg, steadily llI % earn :
livelihood; r1G Inzy ea10uutes 1Taua ana the
base aTnrIee that v0lIlI zxt0Er the ass taT-
thing, i'll Tpu ge4l mgh turn n .iiseTlst rom
your fellow beiuES Death nzy sever glie
1e2r ties that JlHa vUH 60 earth. ana leave
rOU N learfUi darkness, Idzt aoDle- manly
bow. he sale mons u rour declining Years.
nay be taken from rou while T1uT spirit
clinEs 70 him with a wild .eazclty, which
sEgbdTIa. Amid all these soTroEFs 10 MOI
cogBe 70 ahe conclusion chat nab15y vas ever
% ieeulF afflicted rs v1u arc. gnd abandon
every anticipation Of better jav5 n the M
known future Do not lose yoEr EAth IN
human a11ceileaee. because tau1ids1oe has
sometimes been betrayed. nDr oalieTe that
friendship was BHiT 3 dE!usIgH, aud .ove 3
bright phantom which -iides away from our
grasp. Do aol think hat ron are f&ted 10
be nlseEa5ie, because gou are disappointed
IN yolIr expectations ana B11tizsi n your
pursuits. Do nor tec42Te .tiaf iTod has for
saken Won when voET way $ hsdged about
with tdoTns, 5T rpulna sgH1uliv when be calls
Tr,lr dear ones 70 thei&na beyond the grave
Keep q holy Truss n heaven through syeTT
trial: bear adreEslty With IoTritude, and .oak
upwards IN hours % -enpratI0H aud suffer
iug. Wheu your ioekE arc white. vog1r eyes
dim. and your imbs weary; when yoTT steps
filter On the verge Jf death gio8zur vaie,
sill retain he freshness and 5ugvaneg Of
spirit which FiIl 9Edald vou from the winreE
0t he heart.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19
WALTER SCOTT.

5coat hzs done more for Edinburgh than
ail AIcr great Gnea4 nBG together Burns Llaz
hardly lsit traea d himself in he northern
oapatai During his rezidenc. theTe- his
5plrIt Tas soEzTe1. and he vas taught 70
'iFIHA 'gfllzkT aIIueA--3nligEtIgns winch he
Eepzla fr addressing Ediua- Scatf2 ! dar-
ing se1t- IN e1ny gf his saIness FeEses-
Soeftt dlseuEeged sE9Zt tae esty vas beautiful
he sang it's uraIsas oyer the Horid.-znd
-la las pllt more oaIn INTO the H9s1efG1f its
inhabitants than il lie bad established a
9Faglell ~ manufacture Jf which thev had !
nanun8lg. Ss1ft novels were to Edin-
anrgh what tho t0ilzcc0 trade vas to erlzs-
COW aDgIt the close Of the laSt eenturv.
Although seFeEai laBarsrs Eere before alm
IN the iiEld Of tie Barat.E Ballads, he made
iasiloHanae shese Fel1ahi.fIli stories 81 hurnur
znn fqzft1ps4 As soon as The L1v of ttle
Last Minstrel appeared. eTsrTh0Eiv vas
raY7ng about 8esrosa and Moonlight. He
wrote The Lady 8f he Lake ana the
uaEt -eEr tEu1saud tourists descended On
the ErosactIe, Watching he SIM setting on
Loatl hatrIns. aRd began TO take lessons on
the gag plpa- 1e improved the Highlands
IS much = fTeB. Wade lid when he struek
throHgn them dis military mads Where
-IIs muse was one rear, q msli eazc1 and
Igfei we're the next.
lis poems are Graded down INTO guide
180kz- AeTeF Eas au author 30 pouRizr Is
Scott, and never Vas popularity worn 90
lightly ana gracefully. La his ug7n heart ne
did not value i highly and he cared rnuTe
Tor ms plantation IL AuBosEf0rti than for
lnz poem and a1ress Eis would rather
hzve 1san praised By Tom Purdla than 5v
any critic. lie vas great, sInuie. sIneeTe,
warm -heaTEet nan. he never turned aside
nom MS fellows IN gio0uy se0En- MS in
never cg1rtgd with disdEiu- he never ground
hls esEh szFe when II the agonleS 1f toBth-
aEhe. lie liked society ms dogs, his DO
FnestIss, ms tFeEs- MS historical aIck-lzc.H-
1t AhB8fsf0Fu he woHid write q chapter u
= novel before his guests were ont OF 5esi.
pend the Gay With them. and 1hen. a dIn-
ngg. his store OF shTEFd. Scottish anecdotes
frightened the table more than lid shR
champagne. Whguan Edinburgh any 1lEs
might SEQ MN IN the streets 1F ID the Par
Lament HOUSE. He vas loved 5F every
body. No ons 50 popular among he soTl-
geEs 1t SEskITE as the ShiTvH George ",
on ms visit to the northern kingdom, de-
ctsrea thai Saaat vas the man hs mpst
wished 60 sas. lie Vas the deepest. SIN
plsst man 81 MS time. He sinks Ike Ben.
Crnaenau. shoulder z1teg houlder. slowly.
TIL its base : twenty miles n eirth. Scot
ana s cegft-4aud. lie has prostsIIaas1 dTeE
I'll the world Scottish TIrCHe: znd he 4ss
put n0nev mo paakets 1f Scottish hotel
ze@nerE. Scottish tali8rs, 1e3ttisl 1aztnsE.
and he drivers Of the Highland mails.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19
fAfH S0HA5s. CONVICTION aR IN
1GR'rALprW.


/ rsFaF SAW Han thar hid NOT Eslieva IN
he Immortality ID owe when following ~
body gti a iaFea one ge the crave lave
sean men under other circumstances gEiaf
did aUE believe II I; bHf I never saw 2 man
that. when he stood locking anon he form
Oh one that he really loved stretched oIrt trr
uHrIai. dia ngt revolt from saying 1t has
all caIne 10 that; the hours III sweat COM
pamonstIln the EOBdruHs lnteTiaelHgs Of
.romcai sollis, the Joys, the homes, tEetrusss.
the lnutteF8bie warnings there rhey Ill
liB- 30 nmu can stGnd ana loak n eaffln
upon lie DadE % a iEiloW creature ami RE-
lBeEaiier the flaming Intelligence the bios
sqIElng love- the wfInle range Of Divine
thcaitiess which 50 ately animated that 3nld
et4T ana aaE Theses nave all s0ilar1saz4 ana
ggfaeG 40 HssAeEs ezHI sg#staeas the at adj
ooTcmpniais winch are performed over The
reuains 0i s human belnE-tae sealing down
uf the unopened i'd. he following ID the
ruInfliHg procession 10 he piara of burial:
the letting down Gf the duss into tsIIst: tEle
falling d the earth gIpan the hollow eofIn.
wIth 1hBsa sounds shzt are worse than hun
der, and The placing 0f the grean sod over
the grave. -B0 qeEEGm. unless he be q Iieast
can witness these tlugs. ana then turn away
and say haTe buried my VIE. [ nave
1uTTea nv atnid: / have 5arIed my sister.
nv brother, nr .0Fe
tFud iOrhld that We should aurT ANYTHING.
There i no earth thai can touch nv com
aaul0B. There is 40 earth thar can turleh
my child. Womb light my little breszh
gnd strength away 5et0re [ would permit
any elod to toueh min. The level Is n8a in
the ground. The eIyel MS droUBed 8l1t Of
ths caSkef. and I lzEe hurried he caskeE,-
lDG tbs Jewel. and yoa may reason. you
may az Whist voa uie2se. Fou may carry the
case 1esnTe the supreme court u nv under
standing, taaf there is something higher than
reason, ana something back Jf the under
standing al that is in ne reFoits II the
decision. ard sgIIEns il, ami says- On must
trv heart cases before the heart. We viii
8gt believe stI1 thai there is lie somewhere
else; we 5glll not believe that life Ia buried
here, ana he aoHl goes ont aud e-Ias, Ike
ctni1 ost ln the woods, TO ind Itself N his
strauss world. saviug, Where an LG 4ud
who shall guide me ttat ioHe and Tearu IND
reach inward. -8sceYel s Roaazt Truths
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19
a p1rHX SERMON TO YOUNG HEN

Z on arc the architects of Togr o#u for
tunes Re!v luan your own strength u
baig aud sastL Ta6e for EoHE motto Self
Reliance. Honesty. aud Industry. For T0nr
star. Esith perseyerauee. and Pluck and
iuzerIbe 9n rour banner. Be iuss AMI fear
uot. Dan take TOO nuca advice: keen al
the helm. and sEeer va,lr own ship. Think
we'll Of roursslE Strike 5ut Fire above
the mark You intend to hit Assume YOUR
position. Do not urnctiec excessive Aurniii-
" you can ret above TouT .eTei. Water
don rim Ip lllil: pat nagai0Es II 8 can't over
a ruHsh road. and small potatoes will 80 10
the bottom. BasFcY EuTFns7bls Deter
Eniu2tion. wilh right motive are the levers
sEIzt move the =ortd. The great art of
commanding + 70 lake > AR snare d4 the
F0Tk. l.IrlIitr sosts nothing ana iJgly-s every
thing Don irink Don smoke Don L
chew. Dan swear. Don Earnh3e DON {
lie. Daa zeaI. DON deceive Don
saitle. b. polite BeeaaeEouz. Be kind.
Study bard. Be in earnest. Be ssiE-Feli,
ant. Read good asoks. Love r0Iu fellow
men. As Eeil a. t1nd Love yoru country.
ana hey the laTEs- La9ye truth. Love TTr-
tue. Always DO what yalT conscience tells
youto bea iutF. ana leaTe the consequences
with Cod G E.1ssmun
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19
H-E-R- z WE GumE.

There vas Wedding n 8 church IN q nj.
age near Chicago. recently, Fhlsh vas At
senaed .Sv 5TpEyd q 9eapsa- .te Jride q tR-
nous belle 10 tins sssston- ana the hEIae-
groom 8 ate aTJHv lhesr EheTe a stoTT
about nm shzt WIS revived with -Te2t effect
II The wedding ae was N rhe Western
Frontier seE7ice. ana one I2y 50 the story
zoas3 he #eat out 70 aunt q 0aar. He lad
5esa away rom camp teW hours EteH ls
roioe vas hHaTd ainfir IN The distance ex-
claiming. Here sra 9anet"
Ina little time. tie same err vas heard
AGAIN. bIlt aazrer. then il was repeated Il
Intervals. uszTer and louder wfen finally
the bod G3pEulu emerged nom 8 Gt 1f
TF0a1s near the camp. running "A be she
5nB Jf Ils sgsed. without sosf. l2g 3T gun.
In be came 70 eaIRp shouting Here We
come
Here VINO oc,m= inquired q brother
officer
t'Why, me and the game Easued The
officer, painting to 5E 3aar VINO showed
himself Il the esige 01 the woods. gOak look
"a the eamn. ann then. with gToEi Al miss
M his eEueetea meal Of tie captain. IlsaU-
peared III the rTuots agaIn-
But Ehy dian { 7oH shoat the bear. and
then 5rIuE am n. inquired lne.
What the use 10 shooting vaHr game,
ala the captain. testify, when goH can
bring il in aaiVe- ss dldf
The story got agEne 5siaFe the captain
did. ana vas IN eyeEvbady, mouth. The
other night. Is the soid .apiaiu ed MS n
tended bride INTO the church with the pride
ana grace 50 readily inspired 1y tbe ueca-
son. solna wicked waE sang 3uF from the
gallery I-s-r-e aEe-goHae.
Which vas followed lT such A shout u
laughter Is that o.d church never heard De-
f6Tp.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19

STRIKE THE K8oT -s' Strike tie knott
said a gentleman one day to ms ssu. VINO.
tired and weary, vas leaning On ms axe over
a log Whieh iIe hzd IN vain been trying 20
elaaFe Then looking al the log, the gen
-laluzu saw how the boy had hacked and
eainIez1 all around the knot without hitting
il. TakInE the axe he struck a few sharp
1ie#s On tire knot and spEit he ioE without
liIfse1lty. srmliug, he returned the axe 70
ms son. saving.
'AdHays strike the knoll
That vas gogd adviea. ItiS good for yoTl.
luy atliidrcu. As il vEaz f6T the bog to whom
i was tTst gwen. Ltis capital maxim to
follow when yoH arc n trouble Have ToU
hard sum to 10 al sehooR Have roH got
to face a difEcultyY Arc rou earring home
to i've FOR the tiTss time among strangers
Strike he knott Leok r5fFlr ErU1lb5e IN the
ere. as the bold lio1-huuteE oGss in the fare
NJ ion. Never shrink from q painful
duty. bat step Ight Epto i ami 10 i. Eas
strike he knott Strike tie knot, boys anu
zlria- and ron viii always eonaTlez TOIIr nj.
fieulties. SlsRflfg. ,Sels9as 4dEoe5te
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19

TH HEHnREAM.

On the bosom 9f he rTTex
FheEe the sun Embossed his sruiver.
On the zsariit stream faraTeg,
Sailed vessel light aud lres.
Morning dew drops hung ike snaunz
On he bright folas al her lanuaE,
Hlnla he zephyrE rose 70 faH
9oftly 10 he radiant sea.
81 her PROV q plios beEEalHg
In the 7uzh d youth ssu0d dreaming,
-And he 7vRs n sloxiunz seeming
Like 81 angel from Shave;
Through ms hAir lha 51aezes spartea,
ana ass on sile ggnFe He ssaseEE
Gft the pilot angei.sbroated,
Warbied lays Of aope and love.
Tzrongh those Ioakz 50 hgigh1ly Acwiug,
Bans OF 1Aurei bloom were bInEiug,
and his hands anon WeEe throwing
Music rom q lyre OF gold
Swiftly doTFn he stream he giidEsi.
Soft tbs uErFlla wave divided.
And q ral1boT arch aEnded,
On his oanyas saoITy told.
anxious hearts with fund de7osion.
Watched him sailing 70 tha ocean.
Prayeai thai NJ 7glid eommutiou
MIDST tie elements Eight rise.
And he seemed sorae ruung Apolla.
Charming sEnlEeE winds % follow,
While the EaEez.araEz oorosla
TzezableG to his rnuzlc signs.
But tk1se pETpia HBFes enchanted
Rolled beside q csty azuutea
By AZ awful spell, eha1 elaunte5
Every eoEEsr TO aeE shore
Aighi shades EGuk he air encountered.
ana pale marble statues numbered
Where The laEUs-eazegE saunbszea.
Awake to life no more
Then fheze rrshed with lii' ming Tuic-zness
Ger his face marital sickness.
And she 3egTs II teazfui thickness
Gathered o sr ans teuplez air.
and there SWEPT q dying lnHTmHr
Through he LoTeIr Southa=u SUMMER,
AZ tils 5asUteoHz pilot e9zsE
PaEished av that city tHere.
Sill rolls III shat -u1lisut rirer.
ANA he sau. anbiHds ias 4uiveE
3'eE he s5aTiit streams forever
onlEs bosom as before
But thzz vessel rainbow banner
tirests 10 more sha CAV gaTaEna
And -ha1 pilot lHte drops inaHn4
On sbe 1zrpie waves 10 more
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19
now ouR ANCESTORS LIVED.

T5n Improvement Ia seclai comfort aa1
refinement gTeF past ages IS strictly shown
10 the eoiloWIBg paragraph
E.FaEaus. whg visited EnglzHd n the
carly usrr 81 the sixteenth century gives =
curious description 81 ln English interior 81
the baster class. TIE furniture vas uough.
he walls g1nuizstcreE, bBt sometimes WalH-
seotted 9r hung with tapestry aTI1 the stoaT
covered with rU7shes. winch were aot chang
Ell for months. TIis Ciozs and eats had free
secess to the eatIHE rooms, and the rag
nenfs of rnes1 ana bones were thrown to
rhesu. Hhieh they ievoured among the TrsiI-
es. leaving what they coGIi1 not eat to rot
there. with the draining Il 8eeTe vessels and
all manner 1f aunentIoHabse determinations
There Tgs nothing ike refinement or e4e-
-znea IN the luxury of The higher ranks; the
induiEanees wfuth their wealth permitted
consisted in rough and waste7ui prptusEOH-
Salt beef aud strong ale constituted the
principal Hart Of tlueaa EliEaEeth BFeak-
last. and similar refreshments veTe serTed
to her in bed tor saupey. 1t series af en-
terraiurueHfE gwen j1Y- the nobility IN 1859.
where each exhausted ms Invention 20 0ut
10 thB others. il waS unire-ssllY admitted
thar lord roTIng Won thg palm tor the mag
r1Ifieeaee Of ms fancy. The description Of
this sunueE vii eve is an lte1 u what vas
rFleu Thought magnificent. Il consisted of
1ns huge, bFaWny pig, p3mug not. 1ftted
and harusssed. with ROPES q ssussgeS, 70 .
huEe pudding Jag, winch served Tor q
chariot.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19

PgrIzARTTT oF SCOTTISH IuIoM.-
There Is a vel. known case u EnvssIheattou.
caused to English cars 3T the use of scott
isa terms. whieh took DiAGa in the HouSe O1
Peers during the examination al the mzgIs-
traies Of RdinbHrE, touching tie particulars
# the poTteouz Mob IN I-.sa. The Duke Of
Ncgvoastls having asked the ProToss with
what kind Of shot the town sIl2Tu. eoInmzu-
ded bF pozteoHz. had Hoaded .haIr nJlskets,
reeclred The unexpected reply, '9u. mss
sc as aue shutes dukes ana sie-.ike ipols
vi The answered WIS considered q a
contempt of the House Of Lords, and tie
poor Provost would have suffered from mis-
eonsession Of his pztois. bad Ias the Duke
Of argyle who must have been exceedIugiy
amused explained thzt the worthy eslla1
magistrate expression zllsE IeLlatfea lnfo
FuTlisl7. meant 10 describe the sEot used
for hicks nd qgater-toagt The circumstances
offered TO Is bv Sir Walter Soott, IN the
notes to The Heart 0f Aid-Lothizu.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19
TIT AsHEEGTuN HgTEL

-E4s ArEe an eoz1Esaioaz a1a2e, EzYIuE aeeE
J--azsa - the zEEser1ter, Ls now 8FeE Ter he rb-
gu-;5a g. Isssors zEa aoaTdeEE. Tbs ruo71s arr
lEEs- reiE eE1Ilarga. aEa eozzf1EEaBir EuTElsked-
lie aahs VII slEEys he sEprlisd WITH he aest
Ia f-arEet an aEoEr Eha Bar q zt3cEcG with
1s eEs1sesr lis1a-S- II sh1rt it is zaT TszTr.ess
leeu o. FTEST-CLA6 HOTEL ThazkIn-,
1e -ul-Ie zss Fast aTUzE. respectfully se4ia1. p
-reTal as heEr atrcEaEg-
E- 2. Izeks EIa rEz Constantly lstWsez the
l-tst sEa Ia 5g-I1zz.
l.aFi7, ,-s7av T1I. DIBERT. prog}r.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19
WEsG EELAEEREs.

= -Tp 3 SHANNON. BANKERS,
Ia B7uFaEg, PA.
8AIE 9F DISCOUNT kTD DEPOSIT
.l.zect3sas zzaaa for he East. 7Fost. Euzrh s4a
-la-a- 1z the gzuzFal bEsiEeas 81 EGchzEEs
Ezz2aeteo- Seses 5za accounts g5iiscstd and
--nl l;tsaees TEczaTsi yFaaae. REAL ESTATE
uuz1t ana sss6 fsg9s
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19

i MElBEa of 1he Sac5etT Of Friends
tElEr vii Be naughty, ike .he world peo-
ME- onse in q Tillis telling III ned 81 re-
Isxafion. thought ba Foald be excasahie n
.rarlsgressing, 'juzt ONCE the rules OF the
5oeiasE- % he vent to Jna 0i the theatres
where the s1aetacuiar iralna was ON view
one where the lsGiy performers dressed -
low down aEd nigh NJ as is customary u
the3eqUiar IlTaIn& now sl&vs. Ihe kIlena
WIS delighted with The pedal exhibition
1t reanusarud TO MN IA ms skean- lie
Thought about il lGxf morning oIl the Fag 20
meeting: became dTowsYr--fE4l 2sissp
Something ocoaEresi to 7Fakeu hlin sElilaeEllY
Starting uu and r7blhnT ms eTes7 he ez-
claimed.
Hats off down IN 'front.'
The brethren being 4ec1stomed when In
meeting 70 81 with hats VI. needed MT the
y1net-rh6dox Irritation Friend HICKS tid
not feet moved to explain.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19
EANTEL BaRDER

- HrlT sTEEET, TWO aoeas wEsY 7r -HE aEp-
Fezr HeTEI, EEEFoRE. Pa
.'-ZCd31AEER AND DEALER II JEWEL
AE. SEECTACLEE. al
it zeeFs aa Lana stock 9t zze Soda sud sill
ts te2eaes. Sreetas.as os brilliant D6uh1s Ise6r-
=. . tiasses. also Secsst Pebbls Glasses. deiA
fea5a aaalze- BREAST Pas, Eizger 2iuEz best
4-a2Zsyai 3r.5 Pens lie vii suppGy 70 srasz
~ 5a57g Z lla lizs nat On hand.
syr-Zs, lEs5-sz.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19
cAur1oHARy QuorAr1oH.

Marriage IS ike Gaming candle tizht
Placed ia lie window OF SUMNER night.
inviting all he insects d he ar
TocoFne audsiHge their Ti-cttF- 7gifsgiess shere
E5ozef THAI are oat iat heads Against glglze
Those thai sre z tlutt o get oEt aEziu.''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-07-19

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
al a3reztiseH4antS isr cas- han rnenthE 10
eeats peg lire FIR aaea rss-tI0m- STsr1as zastGas
ageEaaIf sdaitioaal AL rnsalnii6zs a Aaso5t&.
staa. eoEzzzguiestIs2g 81 lia2iten "a n&iEi5nE--
intorrts Gnj Gssiees u IaaFris1na aEd deaths,
ecediEE Gre ines. sts. gsar jEH. AL iazni aaatl
80 ID gyeFr kInf. aHa al 8rrtAGEE GossTr ana
oaher ItdisaAj saieg, aEr ruaTliare IN sH 70 ias z-
sE Inc al 4dFcEfif5nE it's sitter ilErt ln1e<rtsH-
8 lbaEal diseaanr Raada 20 TeaEfF asyeEtt1ors-