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MAKE THE HORSE WoRK.-Horses we,

MAKE THE HORSE WoRK-Horses were
designed as beasts of burden to relieve man
kind of fatiguing drudgery. 1t does not
hurt them to work hard, if they are treated
kindly. 1t is not the hard drawing and
ponderous loads that wear out horses, and
that make them poor, balky and worthless i.
but it is the hard driving, the worrying by
more flesh, fat and muscle than al ! the
labor a team performs. Consider the pom
derous loads that many teams are required
to cart every day, and several times day,
and yet they appear to grow fatter and
stronger every year They are treated kind
ly. On the contrary, other horses, that do
not perform half the labor, soon grow poor
and give out, aud the next We hear of them
is they died with the harness op. Hard
work does not hurt them. But the fretting,
worrying, and abuse did the job Horses
Will do all the moving and reaping on
large farm. thrash the grain, pitch the hay,
turn the grind-stone, saw the wood and per
form almost all the heavy labor that farm
ers have teen accustomed to do, and grow
tat, If they are not worried and jerked, and
kicked about as if they were living foot
ball.-Er
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ROMAN CEMENT NT-The Ohio Far,c,
says; After making common mortar. add
one fourth of unslacked lime; mix and use
at once. This is said to be the Roman ce-
ment which resists water, and becomes hard
As iroh' This although avery good cement
Is not the Roman cement so-called but Is q
material recently brought forward as the pro.
duction of German. The true Rouono..--,.
owes its efficacy to about twenty per cs,, ..
aiiumina. An artificial substitute for this i
sometime made by mixing with the limo
about the same proportion Of calcined o,.u
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for the farmn.
General Management of Poultry.

General management VI oui'ly'
Poultry will prove profitable branch of
a small farm conveniently situated. Good
poultry find ready sale in Our numerous
large city markets; and on large farms they
positively cost comparatively a small sum to
raise and fatten. There are generally large
quantities of grain scattered in the barn
yards and lost unless eaten by fowls There
are myriads of insects, such as flies bugs,
worms. gras.hoppers, etc, which numbers
are diminished by the cock and his follow
ers; and even if kept up and fed, expert
ence shows that for the amount of capital
invested, the poultry contribute in proper
ton, as great return as any part of the
farm
A stock of from twelve to twenty hens,
with three cocks, are sufficient for moder-
ate sized family If more are kept they
will not do so well, as the cocks will disagree.
If suffered to roost out in the tops or branch
es of trees in winter or summer, and made
to scratch for living the best way they can,
it could scarcely be expected they would
prove thrifty and profitable. Vermin and
inelement weather would blight expectations
Neither are all situations favorable to rails
ing poultry The main consideration how
ever is, to provide comfortable quarters for
every bird, and feed well. There is nothing
lost by liberal feeding and comfortable pro
lection from cold and storms-The Church
Union.
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Hints TO HousEKEEPERs- s-The follow
ing are few valuable hints, which are worth
preserving:
Save your suds for garden plants, or for
garden yards when sandy.
Wash your tea-trays with cold suds, pol
ish with little bower and rub with dry
cloth
A hot shovel held over vanished furpi-
ture, will take out the white spots.
A bit OF glue dissolved in skinned milk
and water will restore old Grape.
Always mend the clothes before v.sbi,c
them
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K U X n 7 U RE ROOMS
JOHN GUELICB


shn, nA'ihg enlarged his shop and increased hi,
.''IiIIe> tor manufacturing HI is now PREPARED
10 make 70 order such furniture as may be ae,ir
co. IN gooo style and at cheap rates for cash IN.
mostly has on hand at his -Fui pitur, Re.r, "
A'afie' assortment of furniture, amonR-hieh /.
BUREAUS AND SInEBoARps.
ard robes and Bookcases; Centre. Sofa. par,e,
breakfast ana Dining extension Tables.
Common, French h-posts, Cottage. len.
ny-blnd and other Bedstesds
SUI Ao OF ALL KINDS, woRK-STASDS Nat
RACKS, WASH STANDS 4e
Spring seat. Cain bottom and par,o, cb,i,,
And common and other CEairs
l. o K N Gel ASSES
vi every description or hand and ne. sIssc. e.
oio frames which will be Pu. u IN vsry
reasonable terms. aort notice.
he also keeps on hand. or furnish., 10 or5., H,+-
Corn-hnsk, Hair and Cotton ton Mattresses
CoFFINs, OF EVERY KIND.
Made to order, and funerals attenasaxin
bear.e. whenever desirable
Also Hense painting done to order
! nc ABOVE. and many other articles arc furri.Ss.
10 customers cheap for CASH or sxebapp.J s,r
Proved country produce Cherry Marfs P.rI,-
Lih-wood ana other Lumber Suitable for n. n:
ness taken In exchange for furniture
hemem Der the shop is on Marss, street CIes-
heIe' ara nearly opposite the Old Jew Stor.
Deeein Der r 1901 JOHN GURLICH
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How To Catch MICE-A correspondent
of the Journal of Pharmacy says: Hav-
ing on several occasions noticed mice in our
seed barrels, | bethought me of some plan
how | might trap the little intruders; they
having gained entrance by eating through
the chime. To kill them with stick was
impossible, as the Little fellows would invar-
:abiy escape as soon as the lid was raised to
any height then thought of saturating a
piece of cotton with chloriform and throw
ing it in, then closing the lid. On raising it
again in few minutes, would find that
lie had almost or quite departed Havirg
On one occasion left piece of cotton in the
barrel, on again returning, found three mice
with their heads in close contact with il. and
dead. In the evening l saturated another
piece, and placed it in the barrel, and on
opening 1t the next morning, to my surprise
found nine dead mice" We recommend
our country friends 10 try chloroform on their
rats, and see what effect it will have.
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hnuoarb requires deeply titled and verv
r'en soil to afford supply of nutriment
'D"'eht to enable it to produce the i'm
mehse crop of large succulent leaves which
are removed from it in the season tn.
,eA'es ahouid not be taken off in August or
september and good op-dressing, of ma
nure should be given before winter
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REINEMAN, MEYRAN & SEIDLE.
No. ~ Fifth st door from Wood T.
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES DIAMONDS
Pure Silverware, French Clocks. Plated
Ware of every description Tea Sets
Spoons, Forks. dc. Watch makers
Tools aud Material. and agency
of the celebrated
AMERICAN WATCHES.
We also keep the largest and most varied assort.
ment of the very best American made
CLOCKS
TO be found in any city, east o. west
Persons in want of any article in our line either
at wholesale or for their own use will find
our prices lower and sssortm ent lar
ger than any TO be found west of New
York City.
WATCH REPAIRING
10 this branch of trade being ourselves
practical watch m akers) We pay very special
attention We employ a force of the
very best Artists in the country
and any and all fine, delicate
ana dlfncult work entrusted TO our care-for the
trade or individuals-may rely on getting
the utmost satisfaction. Work may be
sent IN by express or otherwise
- REINEMAN, MEYRANA A SEIDLE
" ho esale and Retail Jewellers and Silversmith's s.
ap2s ~ Fifth St, Pittsburgh. '6S-Iy
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n L W A f r A n GEL lent.
A. [. S III A W,
DRUGGIST.
(Second street, opposite the Court House)
Clearfield, Pa

Clearfield, Pa
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
eItlzens e OF 0leaTheid county that he continues
and that he is now prepared TO furnish
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES.
Dye stuffs, Tobacco, Cigars COnfectioneries,
Stationery &C.
PHYSICIANS
Will find our stock of Drugs full and complete
and at very slight advarce on Eastern prices
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Teachers and others will be furnished with class
icai and miscellaneous books by express, at short
notice.
STATIONERY,
Consisting of Cap. Flat Cap Foolscap. Letter and
Perfumed Note Paper, also. n very neat stock OF
Pens, Pencils, Ink. dc
HOUSEKEEPERS.
Will find full stock of Pure Spices. Soda Soda
Ash, ConcentI ated Lye Soap, DC.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Are requested to examine our stock of Perfun.rv
u d. air olis, Fine Toilet Soaps. Brushes, Combs
Toilet Sets &c.
SMOKERS AND CHEwERS
wiIl hnd full supply. Of prime Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco Imported and Domestic Cigars
Snuff, Fine-cut, &c.
CARBON OIL.
Of the best brands. always on hand.
LIQUORS,
The best quality of Liquors always on hand, for
mr. dical purposes.
Physicia ms prescriptions promptly and carefully
Compounded. August 7, 1857.
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CLEARFIELD MARBLE WoRKs

ITALIAN AND VERMONT MAKBLs
FINISHED IN TIE HIGHEST
STYLE OF THE ART.
Inc subscribers beg leave to announce to IL.
cin1ens OF Ciearhed county, that tb.x -
opened an extensive Marble Yard on tIs So,
west corner OF Market and Fourth streets. CIs,,
heid Pa where they are prepared 70 max,
Tomb Stones, Monuments
Tombs, Box and Side Tomhs
Cradle ionbs, Cemetery Posts, Msntls,
Shelves, Brackets, ETC., etc
on very short notice.
Ihey always keep on hand large ouap,;,v -,
WORK. finished. except the lettering so th,t 80
desired. i!is
Ihey VIII also make to order apy other stxl. =,
"erK mat may be desired and they fattsr ibsr
seses s',n .hat ,hey can compete with the nsnsfse
tnrers outside of the county either in worku,S
snip or price, as they only employ the b,,t :,
workmen All Inquiries by lotter pron,tls -,
swered. JOUX n frEI III "A
WY -, IHoI-u HENRY GUELICH
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DkpN pNiSIoNS.-Sugar cured Hams n-;osp.
Il Ham Sausage. Shoulders Si5as ~ eu peer
Lard Push DC just received by 'orA'
March-69
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LNLoUR AND FEED
Il suited Corn Meal, Buck a. 1'our'
ana mixed feed always on hand at enop
j. p. ERArzEpS
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We keep on hand Goods of every
grade and variety.
FOR THE LADIES
we have Dress Goods of every fabric,
FOR THE GENTLEMEN,
Ready made Clothing, Cloths Cassimeres
satinetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Linens. &c.
Also full stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods.
IN BOOTS AND SHOES
We DEFY COMPETITIONS, as we buy for CASH
and buy from the m manufacturers in East
ern cities, and hence can sell CHEAP
ER than other dealers
hats and caPs-of latest styies-very cheap.
NoTloNs--Ali goods in this line you
can find with us-chesp and good
HARDWARE, of every description, for car
penters, builders and others.
G r OC ERIES
sYRuPs, from the lowest grade to the bes.
that can be bought in the markets.
SUGARS of every kind
,o TEAsof the very best qualities
CoFFEES that cannot be boat
c,r,,,,r - Either in price quality
CANNED FRUIT of all kinds,
DRIED FRUITS, Spices, dc, DC.
we have always on hand large stock of
oueensware, Wood and wiIIow-wars.
ROPES, CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL & WINDOW PAPERS
FLOUR & FEED, BACON.
PROVISIONS, FISH,
LARD, BUTTER,
OILS, &C., &c.
Any goods you are in want of can be found
AT our Store. All are cordially invited
10 call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere, as we feel
confident that We can sell you
better goods and at lower
prices, than can be purchased elsewhere
fai'cuiar attention paid to orders
from a distance, and to supply
ing log camps
ONE! COME ALLrrl
NO trouble to show Goods.
GEORGE S. PERRY,
oscEoLA. July %. 'ss. If.
- AFTMEN-win find Manila Bo,s of
80. steer pole Rafting axes and aueers varr
j. p. KRATZERS
SALT, SALT Wholesale and r.,
March-69 P00idI rates oy
KRATZER
INLOUR AND FEED-F,,,
i sHted Corn Meal Buckwh.at scur =
q na mla feed always on hand at "Se chop
W J. P, KRATZERS
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40 keep dogs from killing Sheep-sboo, him
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DALMkR'S Patent unloading hav.forks .
l. had at MERRELL & BIGLER,S
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- I'm SaLr Wholesale and Retail Dealer.
March-69 PSeidi rates oy
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AFTMEN-will end Manila Rome of Al, .;
cheap, at axes; ana augers very
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( Nerman Peas-ShaKer Corn-Hominy-Beans.
~ icr sale by J. P KRATZER.
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The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Clearfeld county. that he continues
to carry oD the Drug business at the old stand
and that he is now prepared TO furnish
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nR. J F. WOODS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
~ Having removed to ANS0NVILLE, Pa
offers his professit nal services to the people of
tnat place and surrounding country. All calls
promptly attended to- Dec lS6S-6mn
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CRAIN WANTED Rye Corn. Buck
VI wheat and Oats wanted for which the high
est m arket price will be paid by j. P KRATZER
Market Street, opposite ths Jail, Clearhsld, Pa
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FREDERICK LEITZINGER, Manufacturer of
IL al kinds of Stone-ware Clearfeid Pa Or
ders ssolieited-wbolesalc or retail He also keen
on hand and for sale an assortment of eartbens
ware, of his own manufacture Ian l 1892
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AI aLLaCE- BIGLER 4 FIELDING Attor-
W neys at Law Cfearfeld Pa. Legal business
OF All kinds promptly and accurately attended to-
C'earfeld Pa. May 10th, 1866.
WILLIAM \. WALLACE WILLIAM \ RIGrEp
J. BLAKE WALTERS FRAyK F,pInrSc
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PITTsBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
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DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES.
Dye Stuffs, Tobacco, Cigars. Confectionerie,
Stationery. &C.
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III SICIhNS
viii find our stock of Drugs full and compile
and at a very slight advance on Eastern prices
, 1869-08-28
4 FpWNpLlke.
Discovery Of d nimInatIvc Ctltxrn In Wash
Engton Park Last Evening.

Apous dusk last evening the residents Of Loclst
atreet- facing Washington ParI, In the North
Dtyts.on, hai their attention attracted to youn9
girl appareutiF 9ess than II years OF R2r, who.
With q wee bll OF baby IN her Arn1s, WAS ner-
vou.ly pacing 10 and tru within the enclosure
which, through . stretch or the Imagination and
extreme !: 5aorp = Pass and nsncd
times within N hou1 she vas approached
bJ a yoang man. and the two
would cnicr into an aatnste<I conversation,
during which the Uhn wouI Ecst1ca1se With
great emphasis whilt tac e1ri would as vehement
L protest and np&il oreak on: IN tteaIs
place her fssi! burden IN the grass and tuE1 away,
but, in another moment II vas n her ANlS again.
*nd then abe wept otcs II hs II her heart wpall
en-ak. Darkness tnally obscurcd the scene TO
taose who had been interested w1tncstcs-
Betveen and 70 o'clock people passing aonR
faint waltsEs of chill proceeding from the Ksass
BY the rcatslde. They stopped, listened, sad
nnsiiT investigated. Their Eearsa #ss EeWAn1ed
By the dlscoyeaI OF q tiny bspy-oo5 ert three or
four usJa sld Nlch nan been suuRsJ cnscouccd
IN the Grsss. 1ne:.tsle valr was WRAPPED IN sew
eral artic.es Of clcaA nnco, but 10 tisu OF token
OF il pstrntnse coa!e be dlscoscrrd noo1s tts
diminustsc person It vas Eoat fortunate that
she dtHcpTtTy EA made nt thAt
particular time -unleas The mother hoyercd about
the unmcdla;e rc:Shborhood for an encrsencI-
since tho heavy and prouarscd shower began to
original dlscoscre: Of the little stranger Ia Nicholas
schlccht. German residing II No. ~ Rush
street. He felt qUiIe rFpud oI hls GooI fortune,
and. Atef nosHJtuR the pdilce or the matter %
folded the li1le fonndlag 10 his oHn big heart,
Anu took II home 70 bis frau There Is bnt ntsle
the parentA ot the betrayed And deserted l!tta
stranger.
, 1869-08-28
TIE KEROSENE HORROR,
Statistics of Casualties for Eight
Monthn OF l8G9-Nccessttv for Im-
mediate Action bY tho AuthorItfcts

From tn. .Str FORK 7imss, au,ust2a
The cxpositiion lately madc In the 7i'vs Of tho
sss: s. ae a.o nse 0 Ese
aity OF Immediate action on the part u tac Autnor-
itcz, 10 rscsen, the great sncrtcn OF human lie,
tse M iSe IA ee9 sh sae pac ss sy
fully comprehend the danger which IL cYcr lm-
ntncnt 1he7t thcHe art used. wc sn'''otn . snEa-
tasaI.,pa n rom scSssnr % expins,sn4 @ % IN " his M
city and HrootiJn a1ncr &hn 1sth OF january iast-
Tne compilation is tAA'ie Up 1enrn .he dies 81 ono
~ iuany acchicpts occur froE1 tness explosions
that never come to the notice Of Tie rrrss.
From tho tabular statement before Us VIC learn
thnt.
For tho month Of JanuAyJ there were oecl-
dents, deaths huh serious iujrry. pnuagus bg
are, T. rrno'tc! sl.loo. -.
2: Injury. l reported damages b. Gre, s;,oHL
Tho record ior March Il: Accidents .: deaths.
s0ns .s sn9''ss q sa Giss. sss1o o} n5S e
Tho casuaE n for MAY asr: Aec!icnn, s;
teatns. 3: inint:es, .; loss y hvr. N.!N
c,den,s: dessns; , .nlsftes. Losses pY arc,
july still further sxet,a the lis. - fellows: Ac-
a.dentA, Z; deaths, 8; injary, \, ioaaes hy Efs,
FOR August, up 10 ycsterdsy, tho record u a.
ioIoTs Accidents s ~; g: tssn Injured. Gro s
Ierc We hare total OF ntty:ave kcsosene ex-
rl0MlQnA IN keFcn l0oHtHh, Wlkh1n IbulIs VI tCu
inileh OF the CITY Ithi, resulting tn twenty
| tpro>ablJ twentyt,h!re} itaths eighteen ssr'nns
ind tntso slight iujaEles, aod An a4xreRasc loss
by ru Of As Aed 20 ~ - tins partial lntcsllEs.
| uon informs uA. This Ia W no ncans an cIact
SUMMARY OF the cas- sAltcs within tho area apcci-
detI, however. No accoant IA herr ratlc Of tho
| accidents on Staten Inland. where there have
becn many, nor Of 1hoae Places on Long Island,
| ether than Brooklyn, whefe Tho majority Of the
| petroleum rcnnet4cs arc located. Colld q CON.
peie tilt t~oh.aanes.. the tnn, total Of acclAenss
dtatbH Injuries and losses BY dEe would be 81rtlcl
to a. least one-taru uosr. Tne statement recent.
l1 ,nas,e in tho Tim.t, That the deaths caused BY
kerosene e1p,ot1ons In this city Averaged one pei
1 week, l. below the ac1ua, number. All, Of ncsr1J
| al The keroscne By whic! these casaalcs urc pro
luces'. however, "a put upon The nlaztqt ID th.,
city, and hence the necessity that exists for ths
Appo.nt1tent ot = competent e:rccy, whose dntJ i
sfall Ec 10 tcit the oils oresrd for aalt md int
yendtnE Of which should be forbidden Under nesv,
! penalty. uslcss they bare been submitted to hi
| investigation ent bear The marx OF biz approval
When the number and frequent recurrence o
| tEefe accidental explosions are taken Into con
ede,zuon. II ia sale 10 sAy that, however AppAttn;
! arc the revelations Of the Kerosene Eorror " re
Gently made 10 the Tina, they ure rot equal to It
| terrible actuAllttek
, 1869-08-28

pun.ahuens Ia for the prevention ot cnme-
and al Of which were embodied
IN sentence IN a spirit OF
exact lrstIce. No person should bc punish.
I'd 70 cxcess Tor the tseaett Of o:nera Jet th1s
EEuisbnrpt sbond be IN proportion to The offence
committed and tho cnafst.er Of the defend lnt
carrfu1Iy constneFed ii rae s.ue Tine plGefcat
mncea Of punishment have d1rerenI e1ccts on dtf-
1tfrn& hidly,dra14 What would be punishment
to one persen might not be to smother, short
term Of imprisonment Might pEorH naoFe OF =
punishment to ane tuan than 1 touE term would
10 another man: and asmalt rne might be neasy
TO cno individual and iztge Guc no punishment
to ano'her Individual The Coast then alluded TO
the posluon assumed, aud stnl h4suutd by tre
daiendant IN making the 4ss9nlt to defend his
ho1or. which believed had been tnsulfed
That. however, hhd nothing to do With the
Cont, And II wAs not proper Tor II to dBcuEs II.
for, the assault WA tusttaabte, defendant
hight s41ume to have right TO repeat the a.
sAulL The Law has oalJ to deal With tue tndivtd-
u2l And soc.Al position and lptell!Gc1ce should
bc no excuse for the acts OF the defrudant 10
the contrary, they only ARX11rate thr matter. IN
conclusion, the Court said II Wl2 II loas 70 nnd
any excuse. lnauncaton or e1tenUstton N M
ferdant Al the tar sho1ld be treated suy dider
ertly than anr o,her party uoder like ctrcum
stances: snd therefore The Court aaw no reasoI
why the punishment OF the court below was 20
correct md why NOT demanded 10 noAWer sn'
epd4 Of ruelc Justice.
Judge Sender then imposed tc1senee, Wnacs
was t6at the defendant Daniel & CufIs. g ln
prisoned In the common jail tof tne term Of t"'
mnntha
, 1869-08-28

tse ,unns ia not sueeecd Ia kerias the.c two ec
rcsr1:sd snd slner- AIrhisett, hare not shr tasE
upon thauseaEes 10 paelatc with neshaos<a4 tso.s and
hst erttx pat Il bullranE at o1sc bat tc1rE t.
yfyiae frd that creftttLrE cotncs H. keAd rud
and csu.+ dercs rsn,sdied here they 1seoue aprA.
rrri tcoh I'll latter dat{ uSn .u..erca - s..n
u, md hid thru, Adjusted A. In the buitdinr.
wr Assrft thai II Ettnts ~ f1cct and
plumb to-day - cxct ba1dtnf did II this
vhen viu bseae .rR.rps to ,hs ewner .i.t ihe sss
bCNE HlIdirE ard that tho old Thing" puuft rome
down Permit " to sastrst to Eoa thxt ycuf loesi,
crrd little csHtlnG 10 pfrTet thctn il future Wcidint
u I,H e e yor r.psf .sasnst the hoarst
We ptrfres To m In Profession: Aad ali thsf rnn
rrsutnptiou. which Il c4ss incos1!Ee il thr at
stt md has n't eren shadow Of frlity. ~ s-s'
Vii be Neeu thai The ntrhltecA take the pns-
i,oa which The article kald architects atweIs do
Las| though TIE columns may appear {usutucteut
3et tne3 are not really 30, and thnt tney. beng IN
me n9slneae. a'one know About such maitcrsL II
Houla bare been more satisfactory had lheT sta.ed
precisely how erent weight there colrnns viii
tear. and aleo how much has been put upon IN cu
IN hi o1he1 fespcc3a, tho difference between the
rarcT Rud the architects Is q nominA one The
aecoaut said that the columns " wandered ~ ffou,
.hrtr rlaceA The architects Ray, "tae mechanics
cmp!eseo !. setting the columns did not succeed
IN ieepipg these two tcv5ssc.naa In tEeg true po-
Elton" The distinction II not material.
Their ldea Of hiding the conslsucttou OF the
skeleton uDtll the tronl ID completed il good one
and VIII save much anxiety 10 Indifferent passers.
py.
, 1869-08-28

Is 10 dcnred rule OF behavior for man who IL ID
Bant- II would seen, however, that the ncsor Is
Of u modern gentleman accorllinH 10 the improved
stage model auu Mr. AIAtLs' representation bad
the fault nerr htntcd n. il wns too ataY TOO full
OF "reminiscences Of hLs own Ganltt 10 be necept-
ed ts TIL. nAtutnl action Of plain married nile
n,An who had gone ernzy With rnts1aeen Jeslousy.
The play Of ''Wi1d Oa's' gave OCCASION Iot =
Touna Rorer has rortl4 eec1 better presented
tn.n it wss BY MI. Adams lass creu1nz Tna ROT
lscttug, uAdcnp, gtneru1a yorng pdseut1rer, With
bis oVern0~iDR AllMA Hptftt8. hM reckless gtpe-
roaty. his Wild 1ahaes 0! nely1ucnt Ard hls real
nobility Of heart wns 1cp3c.td w.rh grca: v.r1ctty
end force Nj. Adams VAS veil supported By MT.
CoWel As LADY Anura1tA, aud by Ma. MyeIf, III.
Ea!nFprd, Mr.. Woodruff and Itock.
This Altcrpoun "The Hkrolc Heart - VII be re-
ptHt61 II the matinee
. NESXCN.
"The victiu OF CircumatRuces " and Beauty
and the Detst " were presented LIST evening to i
good Audience. The samo bill this xttctnoon nnc
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