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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-03-04

CHEAP CLoTHING.-Leopold & Bro,
Main-st., Johnstown, offer extraordinary
inducements in clothing and furnishing
goods, and those desiring bargains should
give them a call. They are disposing of
their present stock at cost in order to lay
in supply Of spring goods. We advise
our readers to give them call
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-03-04

TRY the flour sold By NJ L. Oatman
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-03-04

HNAKE NOTICE.
u All persons indebted to tho firm of F.
& II. NUTTER, by either note or book ac-
count, requested to call on the firm and
settle their respective accounts on or before
the first of April next, as after that time the
firm will be changed. All persons interested
will save trouble and costs by complying, as
all old bills will and must be collected after
that date by due process of law.
E. & Fl. NUTTER.
Chest Springs, Feb. 4, lS69-3t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

w the cash system. From and after
the I0sh Of October, all n,enss sold by US
will bs disposed Of ssrtctly for
Cash. This will b better for al par
ties, ~ II will enable he 70 always keep
the best beef and cell at lower rates.
We are grateful for tho support hitherto
received, ard hope that Il will he con-
sisned. We have beef tickets on hand,
Pfs dyps'sss8 FUNDAMENTALLY
Octobsr 4 ~ MOTT
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do Nor TalrLs Wrn DASagR.---A
single spark may kindle a flame that
will consumc city, and small ailments
, neg lected, may ond in fatal disorders
Hearing this met Ia mind, let the first
symptoms Of debility or nervous prostra-
ton be met promptly with in,gora,ing
treatment Foremost among the yegc-
table tonics Of the ago stands Hostel
tcrs stomach bitters, and whsnevcr the
vital powers seem to lanen'sh, or there
u any reason 10 suspect that the animal
functions essential tu tho sustebation
and publication of the body are impsr-
fsetlY performed, this invaluable ibvig.
! a-a... a.sd .saatiss,i,sir sLps.l4 - once De
resotted IN. Indigestion slwHys prolu-
css weakness Of thc bodily powers
i-o,netimcs il happens that the appetite
demands mere iocd than the stomach
can digest; though not more. perhaps,
than il required to keep mp the full
strength of tho frs,ae Ihe object, un.
der such circumstances, Is ~ Increase
the digestive capacity OF the assimia
TIM organ. 81 IA. 70 Ilaakq y saual IL ihc
duty imposed spon Il by tho appetite,
and sspabie Of Supplying the bsiidin5
maaeriat u lAe sysicn NJ fast al II is
required. This object II fully aceosn-
plishei BY Tie uee al tina Bitters They
tnus and gently STIMULATE tho eallulYr
membrane which Httfctcs tho gastric
juice, and the ssssN 3sSthat The solvent
is Mingled wish tbs ipId ia suaicicnt
/ quantity to convert al its nourisl,ing
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DAVID l1ePHAls~
vArH.uAxu In yyvun

NAhBNALL, TH1As.
MOULD respectfully aasesses y n
w sld frs~pis ssd patssea. 49, ~ l
again :, ~ssk II ~ ~ 49,, nest4
si.bc OF The I'sk,sc Soar. sAsse = b -
:.s. 2. ~, i''A ~ ~ :
Dsr16s l,To. olA-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23


Bsrron, Of Hamilton county. and
.cllinq IL to Fields & Love, a, Gates
Vile, was pursued and brough, back
~ Wvshy, and on Hriaays h was
tSs4 GAwicied md'sstttsncea q the
pcniientiary for two years. lie il a
man fifty odd years ofagc.
Gen. John q. Wsiker, late c dnsed
cratic Gsaesa!, arrived IN Houston on
the 18Th
TNfAL OF rnE Lyscurns. The
negro murders, nine In nAmbor, who
@s-a,ly hang a Mr.. Rarfcl1 aud a
negro man living with him, were
tried ut Brenham on The 9th aad
committed withou, bail. They hoi
full and fair investigation, entitled
TO witnesses and counsel, Alex
Browning, ono II the negroes, turned
States evidence
Qa ,te lslL, ~ Houston, .alssh>
iug ydtihg clesk On Main slrtes was
horse whipped bya lady No says
ihc Times
We understand that quite nun
Der of W. business houses of Bryan
arc now being removed to Calvert,
the new depot, about thirty miles
above Bryaa Eg T.
The Waxahachie Argus, l0th,
says The prospect for full yield of
wheat was never more gratifying,
though the breadth of land bearing
wheat Is comparatively small.
H. A. Van Horn, the editor of the
Iorsicsus Observer, bad two horses
stolen from him on tho oath ult,, by
some co,upas,ioaate thief, who knew
that editors could not afford TO feed
- many critters. - GpRiuH
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL ROAD
%1 ~ ~.


& Winter, Arrangement
: A. PASSENGER trai, for Shreveport
~ sns Intermediates stations, leaves
Mnrsl'su daily (sundays exccpied) ~
TnM
Returning, leaves shreveport ut ! 30
p m, arriving At Marshall At > = m,
tonntcts Mt Marshall with stage line
to Nuvssosa Con Texas Central II R)
VIA Hendcrsos, RHsk, Crockett aud
Huntsville. Also to Waco, via .Iener
son, Mt. Pleasant, Faris. Bouham and
Dallas le &f.48ee 4&
A1.o, with iirsdheld & Cos, now
stage line direct to Dallas, via Tyler,
Canton, and kaufman,
Two largo i.ivery Stables NJ Marshall
fnrnish vehicles md horscs for ether
ea JOHN HkwiTT, sap't
Fob, ", 1852, n2S-U
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T Ell E. G. r A p Fl | c.

T E L E G. r A p Fl | G..
From the Daily Southwestern.
Washington, April l4.--seuate in
executive session, considered the Da.
rion canal treaty, without action,
improbable, The course
Of debate indicates the, matter will
be postponed. Among the confrmn.
tons Adams, Attorney, Southern
Mississippi; and s. ?. Evans, Mar
thal, Eastern. Texas.
mander Ellie Brown, CONS
United States steamer Mar
)aganset, reports, 9TH inst, from Hs.
Iaua, Tho particulars Of two pa.scn-
kets, Cubans, having been taken out
Il the American schooner Lizzie Ma
|or, ten leagues from the cost of Cuba
(y tho Spanish frigate Fernando
latolico. These persons were named
\ s.atiogo A. AaniLls, and Don
Ramon V. Ri7ns. They took pas
|ace IN tho Lizzie Major at Havana,
kr Nsx Orlsaay. The schooner
lonrh,, M Remedies. took cargo. aud
,;iad .ll,th a NJ pck far hcr destina-
a., ,.s hos.led ~. s.re dnv
h r,ig.,e ~ ahoye
.,sa .ua ,hs ,,,,scuer, carried To
"m.d;o. n.a il lad tan wears of
~ :, ,,srs y;s;,.d IL nr;son by
s,ans Irn;,.J S,ates consnls,
,.., ~, ,..a. aomand =, ,Le
ana nJan, ~ ,he rroyince for ,boir
49, ria oo,nmsnd,n. al moi,
Il a,,har;s.d w;,Lon, orders from
ner;or an,ho-;,irs u,lI vice CO..,
rener,I If Cnb, ordered n
ro,,,,h ,ny..,;e.,;on Tbe cronpi
-, !. tha, ,ho names If Tho
.son,,e,. weTc M, an rho manifest
,I,a Sohaaner
snnreme Conri adiourped 10 DIV
~ ;n,na,,an, c,scs acoided
nn,nLsr wn,o tale, under advise.
,.r md ,Lrcc ordered TO be rear.
Cd n, nov, form Blair test oath
erom Missouri continued ,or iur.
,.4..-,i...s-.--..li --..isss} ~
NAsuiSaTos, April lO.--As at
sent arranged, the election in Vir,
q MI occur on the ien'th laes'
ii May, under new registration.
acknowledgements, test oath aud eonu :
organization clauses, and possibly
ne o,hcrs, IL goe-l cause be shown,
be submitted to separate vote.
J. Joseph Scgar has announced
nself ms a candidate Cor Congress
tho State VI large, Preliminary
Iers have already been issued, aud
ormal proclamation by tho prosi
NJ il exptotsd ut m early day.
iicnxosp, April 1870. night
: 0 clock a belt Of white about six
/ wide appeared across tho sky,
m cast 10 west, II drifted north,
|ssins and TO SONG extent obseuring
Mesu,s;,Ass gathered ~ a m
scs, and disappeared, The aurora
|calia il now visible In the north
horizon. The population gener.
turned. pat to witness tho pho
aonor- Frost 'or The last sA'se
~ -.
1
ut caused to. day by report tbsa q
ong expedition was about 10 safi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

DIN MYERS can ba found at TIL.
house, and viii lc pleased 10 sec ind
welcome bis friends. For quality Of
goods and prices this stock cannot be
exeelled, s.
Marshall, March -, % ns3-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23
SNscNA Mot>cs~. ,
: a~s-f-Es-t==ss-fs
Tho Charter Oak Stove

The Charter Oak Cooking Sloye singu-
lar to say, ba, noyorthslo,s TACT, has
gained popularity in our midst tha, il
truly wonderful, showing conclusi,c'y
that Il is all hat is claimed fer Il and
much more. The introduction Of pnc
Stove in n community can be safely Aid
10 insure the sale Of dozen The maine
Stone and Charter Oak has become ~.
nonymous terms. Stone tho great intro
Queer Of the stove in this region, which
only had to be presented to the people,
to insure its universal adoption.
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NEW MILLINERY,

- " w IA AA-A~s - E|As -
NlKs BUELL. wishes 70 aaaassses -
nj The Ladies' Of Marshall - sislAi1y
that she hss rsiasesA fsea he Cley ~
a Iarxe and fashianahh sso,k = ntesaegy
~ - m ALI 11
sausuAlly Dw psiess AZ - h4sse
ytyiss WI s received ssgssss'y assiag
The season.
Marshall, March II, issS ~
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entire innocence Of completely in ,A<
murder Of Mr., Lincoln, and the con
Gdepcv ust ivaooeaec xe"Id 10 prov,
tcd. 'sn.<iH%dhm Mrorgh his 'drsafy
imprisonment
GRAND
K L y n T. Ms FAIR,
70 BE- HeH al tic lFiy,eas, %
S'cdmp Eagif Triss, on he
3rd and 4th oil May. 1860.
THK PROCEEDS 10 DE ArrRorRlA
TED 10 THE RErAIRiNo AND
BIAygiEAlAs " Ynn N~ss.AA.
CDMkSEag. 9kfkf
SEs ~ - ~ Af@ W
MARSHALL, Texas, Feb, Is, 1869.
To the Chiefs and members of swamp
Eagle Tribe, No. |, Improved Order
Q! Id Men. ylps4l 4f5rfl
'Bac4hA9 Your Committee ap.
pointed on che End slesp, VI ~
Snow Moon, G.. S, D. 37s to take
into cons ideration the practicsbil
d l,olJ Isg :, Fsir by or Tribe for
thc rufrosc 81 raising funds 70 re.
pair the Marshall Cemetery, have
had the matter under consideration
aud would respectfully make tho
following report:
u Reetsg, lst, That yhisFribs shall
hold 1 frir on the 81 and 18th sleep
Of the Flower Moon, G. $. D. 1878,
the proceeds of which shall be ex-
pended in repairing our city Com.
c,ery.
itcsolced, End. That the following
ladies be requested to assist in said
Fair and that they have a meeting to
arrange their different committees,
TO take charge of tho various do.
partments;
Mattresses NJ. j. Hall, J. i. Naenn-
dell. W. Littlejohn, o. Hendrick, b.
y. simpson, ). d. Tullis, @ B. Al
i land T. y. Mo 'pSsiaY NJ c, Ma'.hai
Jno. T. Pierce, N. s. Allen, b. c.
Cooley, j. c. Curtis, u, T. Fades,
TLos. Brownrigg, A J. Hardin, W.
N, Johnston, l.. G, Hawlcy, Sam
Taylor, J. h. Lancaster, ! Y, Riggs,
a. Franks. J. Y. Williams, W Sled
mag, W. NJ. jones, q. l.. Hill, Jaa
farmer, A, Evcrs J. II. Van Hook,
Mary Key, &. b King, j, u. Fraloy,
II. Mckay Z. A. Elgin, H. knight,
W. A, Wherry, J.H. johnson, A.
7. smith, Z. n. Bruce, NJ pcloy,
y. A. Blnnch VIM. Salmon, Leo
Sanders, Howell l.ewis, q. W. l..
Dawson q, J Riepar,lspp. a, G.
Martin, Il. uo!den' Mary A'exHna.r'
: a; HarI,'' m umdeas'oeA, Ao'
Eesaaihy, ~ y, Essor' ", H. foas'
a. SCARF, =. " slater, = ~ Ferry,
II Ferry, ~, " Safter .. u. .ha'm>
beers, q A. Fn1pr, Jno Z Wits =
y Gregg, y. * Boon, r. 3 Bass,
Roc Womack, q. j. Wcmaek' W
w; nar!sllI, y. : lennIngssa a l!Sp
err, y = Men Lon, Goush j. ~
Williamson" y, > u seih, T J . NA,nS y
j. Y, Ihcnpsoo. y. d. IayioFS y.
rhadgcrs' T. IT, Iwyman, ". d 1rogg'
Mary Gregg. b.sh. s'.rs,n' W q.
Kennedy, n: johnson 4 ", Tough n
cry, IT, W haias u p. As.v".,
Il. X. Davis j. N. Coleman, i, a.
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F.1E.
aud MI i6AlI &C, u o.

ana sAall issl' cAe' " governed BY
'ne'r own good judgement, and to
rppder satisfaction TO the community
NJ large. This committee shall ca
~ Of the following Brothers T.
qfyf Ucu. j. Bcrchcr.
n. r.Utg4, and ". c. Pierce.
Resoircd, 9Th. Thatwben the Chm.
'nu{eSAn FtpAnsc and Mai, have
performed their duties thov shall
make out a written report TO III,
Tribe for lbIieation. maxim a f,il
and complete statement of all funds
AMI hqAexpcsacs. tia. Asvv passed
s"'eue~Nno'r "s"ds'
REALIZED, 10th. That A. Haritahff,
and C. +, Young be appointed door
keepers for the Fair, rV
Rsso'gsa, ll.h. Tia. every man,
woman or ehild pay at least tho sum
Z" ~ ~" ~. N"
-, ,'..0 ~. ,-'a. '""' ''' .om'
~ ~ w 'na"u.,,a ~ "aNe 70 'nucn
, IL ol', ur rsps,' p''''"'' us '"S' may
'"pN rvif,,x ,,.,c I,
1900 !" , is'n ga ''.se' 81 a.
"r;'a;a ~ P'a0. ~ ,ba ' .;. ~ az ,ns
ih s.o,e' " i"s wy, Snu 'na'
. ~ eo'" ', w ~ 'ns.'u.'eu 70 pre-
u -, '." "'A''' ""' W "a'' s"''se
VI p Wv s',"e, ..,,,..,;.p = &c
d S''Py w y 'a ,rr,a's, ,o ' T. " T.
'' w " :" $1,000.
So, N w,na 'o"'
1917" CIV. ~ -
" "'' 'oPs nv" 'n' minutes
hTIxsrf D. H. CHAMBERS, {. of X
The following officers of the III.
dies department Of the Rcd Mems
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

The practical test OF ex psrience Of ovef forty
year, and circulation in every part Of the gcb:,
has thoroughly proved II. a. F'ahnestOck'0
Nelinifuge to be 70 Aedy for worms which
strictly combines safety and efficacy II has long
been regarded with favor and confidence by 4 large
body OF the regular medical profession, - pre-
paraticn unsurpseeed by any, and s daily prsecrib-
ed BY the oct eminent physicians throus heat the
United States and Canada. We know Of no pro-
prietary article which has ever been nsed by them
TO The same sxsens: Their cesti6cates have been
sfesiy eiven.-in msny instances voluntarily AM
nnaolictted.
Crest caution must b. used by every purchaser 70
b HE own jadee In oas ssass. and to exanipe
sr,s.y bottle !, :. buys Of Il. The si.pae .s.s q
and csreiuliy to see TIA, tee initials are II. ~.
FAnNsspocx. and he satis0ed with pothisa eloH All
druRgiste keep II for tale. = =
What every fourth person neoSio
10 sens convenient, agreeable and prcx u rsneav
Tor habitual Coetivsress. II would advise al thesS
who are troubled with Dyspeps,a, costivsaeas,
Piles, binsssness. nseaaehs, Or any fern - Indi.
esstios - ~ On. uAnnDsos's PnanrAlsotekxsan ("
kaasaA nsSunescs, \. D.. eE-Lisutsaaat. oovernse
esxk1neAAestss. TAsy re pleasant - tAs ~
and never sUqairs incrsass q dess h Dse1et surv
For sale y J. 3. HARRISON . CO., Proprietors.
sists, OF WIN By mailed On receiving 90 cents.
Thirty Years Experience in the
Treat1nent Of Chronic and Sexunl
DisoAses.-A Physiological Wow Of MAI
ago. The Cheapest Book Ever PsblisAsl, 60
tan.g asasy loo pages. end 10 Aae Ylases - n
gravihgs ofthe Anatomy OF the Human Organs n .
rate Of Health and Disease. sad Treatise on early
Krrcrs. It's Derlorable Consequence upon Mind and
Body. with the authors plan Of tssatnsnt- only
retioEAl and successful mode Of cure. - shown By
the report Of cases treated. truthful adviser TO
married and thces contemplating marriage Who en-
terrain doubts Of their pAyscal condition. SEAT FIVE
postage 70 any address on seooips Of = esnts.in
stamps 81 postal currency. by addressing DR.. IA
CavU. No: q Aaidsn Laae. Albanys NJ. Ths
upoa vh1oA - 49, treats, eoehP Sofoo01oy q ~
0au. - mo01o1oes sent 70 any pGRtof - 0R1A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

BAssAaA Ensscrls.--The Quaker poet
Who has preserved The brave cid woman Of
FrsdsrickstcWu in. immortal vssse writes
the tolle sing 70 the Washington Star 10
explanation 81 al he knows about the fear.
lsss matron Of his thyme:
To the Edter Of the Star:
have received . copy Of the paper sos-
taioios letter FROM : lady who claims to
have been the heroine OF The Gag at rrsdsr
lex. ] have never heard q her be(ere, and
Of course know nothing Of her veracity or
loyalty. must cay, however, in justice
20 myself. that have fall confidence in tie
truth Of The original statement furnishsd
ne - . distinguished literary lady Of
Washington ~ respects Barbara Frsschie.
. statement ssoa confirmed BY Derothss
Dix, Who visited Frederick and made her.
sslf seQuaiuted With many in,srastine Far.
tisuiags Of the lie And eh6mctsr Of thst r..
maskahle Weman.
Very tsaly, ~ fris6ds3
Joan q. Wanfrsn.
AnubssAy, lslA q -, 11eo. an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

II Is estimated that At least 1--WE thousand
RAdicsls purpose sttsnaisg the iasugurs.
sisn Of Conceal 0faat, sad that Of this
number folly four thousand Ave hundrsd
and fifty are Looking isr appsintmsnts
under the new adoinistrae.en. The
remaining 6ftv ere going for the purpose Of
ssuedins the depths Of the pockets Of such
- may give them che opportunity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE

hBewaIeof Connie rfeits Smiths Tonic Syrup has
eenoun forfeited, and the counteffsiter brought to
grief
= III this Tonic Syrup
:. The genuine article mus, have DR. John Bulls pri
vate Stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bull on'y has
Tho right TO manufacture and sell the origin .! John
Smiths Tonic syrup of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. II my private stamp
not On the bottle, do not purchase or You win be
deceived. See my column advertisement. and my
show card. will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine smiths Tonic Syrup can
only b prepared By myself.
The public's servant,
Louisvills, ". DIR. JOHN BULL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
SPECIAL NoTsces.
Will Ill thee A1ices1 with Cough or Cousunp0oa
rexd the following, and learn the vaiue Of
Aliens Lung Balsam /!
What the Doctors Saw

What the Doctors Saw.
Amos woolly. N. D., Of Kosciuseo county, Ind,
says: "For three years pase have used Al.Dfe
Lrss BAl.A. extensively % my practice and an
Isaac n. Do.aa. \. D.. Of Losas Co., O., ays,
gives perfect satisfacton In every ease within my
knowledge. Havine eonhAsacs !. Il, anA knowine
Pc eesses valuable medicinal properties. nee
success Az expectosaat, It IL most certainly far
Nathaniel Harris. n. D. OF Middiebury. Vt says:
Ihave no doubt H. will soon become aciaeeical
for the cure Of a disease Of the hfpat
THAI Tubes, aud the Lungr."
d.. Lloyd. Of Ohio, ssslson In the army d.ring
He Says II have no haeaency in saying that Il vas
sy the uss Of your Lang n1lssn that AIN nov ave
Dr.. fasSsr. Of Iieslsl. says: II rseoauseA
your 1aean q prsfsrenee 70 any 60 nedicino1 q
Coughs, and Il glvss section"
; I hS.s ~: ii; 80. :: ere ~
When ~ stAsrs fsif. 5sscsiess sseeapssy 90
J: \. HARRIS . CO.. Dol. rropsss.s,s, c,.e,s-
natl. ohis. For Gale y "a Dras1ists. oesS S1vs.
Cristadoro Has Thrown
The Great European Chsmsst into ths ehais. He
has accomplished what they have sssayed In vain.
HE
HAIR DYE CHANGES
In moment RsA. Gray o. White Hair, toe Black
or Brown. that Nature cannot teansend.
CRlsTADOROs HAIR PRESRRvATlvB.
Mark ths particulars in which The superiority Of
this prsparat0o consists Flint u prevents the
hair from fAllin< out; second. It stimulates the
formation 81 scurf ana daa1 ruiz fourth, il imparts
wavy curl 10 straight hair hfth, IL prevents gray
ness SIKH. Il confers eky lustre On every trees
eeventh II renders the hair % nexlbls that Il lies
m n Penn fpnA eiOhth n -.
wives the torpid vesse!s rfthe scalp. and stimulates
them to Reproduced on.
Sold ~ Druggists and applied by AZ Hal, Dre:-
sere. MaDufactosy No. - Maiden Lane. Princi-
pal Depot No. Astor House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

Tas New Y~k Times ssngratulstes
itself nd the soastsy-nst upsn What Css.
grsss has done dariag the prsssns session.
but what It might have. done. bat did net.
Let ~ oil BE- thsusAtlal thai % little real
bos'nsss has bssa sransaessd By The Sslens
q Wsshisetoa, ed thsa lss - Asvs pssss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03


There 10 no greater want. In these days,
in oil the hsussbslds sf ths land, than
EVENING" At home. Every body and every
institutions seem 70 have oonspirsd to make
u impossible TO gAsAss NE family at home
fer . quiet evening. There are lectures,
lad concerts, and fairs, 10 cay nothing Of
opera, and ,eGDslts, aAd ball which ere
not quite Of the past. II family belongs
20 The church, and do not turn alide to tn.
fhvehslss, Ind but occasionally 70 the pub.
lie. soeisl end intellectual entertainments,
shere ero peayer nesli0GD apd eonleespcs
msstings; there are preaching meetings,
and spsaeial meetings, and revival meetings.
Aud then there are reading rooms, and
Christian associations, and unions for Chrie.
tisn wsrk. and the Lyesum, and the sing
log schoet6, eed The elss slsb. II 10 not
oasy to say which Of these institutions Of
Sterilization Of Characterization, should be
given up. Rather ne effort Of focisty 10 to
inveet cod oeRs.iss new aepliespn lpr
plss1ure and profit. The eHurtA atilS /
lycsum, the literary association . pray sr
'iseting. q the Christian Union . billiard
training room. We are net sitting in judg.
'nent on these modiRcstions ol sosis ,, nor
inclined 10 WHO OUrUeIveS OLD IORy py IA
msntisg the deesneracy Of the tisnss. Yet
enc may No pardoned for desiring to aud
room in these crowded days fsy % good an
institution A. an evening 1t home.
Christiau assoeiatious, and unious. and
reading rooms are good a. far Is they. Of
ford safe and pleasant retreats for strangers
10 The city, who are shut out from The pri-
vilsgss Of the home circle, and lure the
wandering from the temptations Of vice.
But % far - they lead our youth from the
quiet homo ana create Or increase TIE Graf
wing for publicity. they are rot blessings.
Better the few books and we'll read Of our
fathers 10 quiet boires, than oil the crowded
shelves Of great libraries, than reading
rooms 6llsd, With tbs trashy, sensational
lhsraeess u the day, wah the less If the
homo atmosphere. Oar merchants and
wealthy employees are prie1sly IL the be
stowment of their means to build up public
institutions for the benefit Of the homeless.
Wesla they net dc mses goed st lsse ex-
psnss By making their homes free to their
slsrks 80 e0pasSSs, end providing for
them pleasant social svsninee ct hemel
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