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Mrs. Ross Living Husbands.

Mrs. Joseph Ross, the wife of a city liquor
dealer, appeared before Judge shandley a short
time ago, and CHARGED that her husband had aban.
doned her He was arrested and released on bail
but In Ills turn. sworo out warrant Tor the arrest
OF his WIFE, charging that she had quit his bed and
board, and moreover, that she had husband living
when she married him. The case was called At JEFF.
iersOn Market yesterday, when Herman Schwanocke
sworc that he was married 60 Mrs Ross In Ger
many. He believed, however, that his wife had OBJ
tanned divorce. The Rev j. V Gcyer testified
that no married her to Ross. Both husband and
vile out on bail
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THE hon. SIMON HEyRr's LESSON
lie IL seized by the Demon OF OraIory-Hits
Strnuaer with a Cracker, and GcIs his
Head PuncLcd.

iitad funCLCd.
The bclligcrent attitude of the foemen abroad
inspires mel to brnwl at home, and the Hon. simon
Henry. broker, well known in Wall street. became
a sacrifice on Wednesday evening TO the wariike god
Mars IN 'front.' Of the Albemare. To put hue point
on It, the Hon, simon was under the dew which hal
fallen heavily all the evening and, Ike plant, lie
was growing under its influence lie told little
funny stories as be swGycd at tie railing and
laughed at them himself though his hearers did not.
His anecdotes lailcd and then the demon OF Oratory
seized him lie talked OF the war, It's consequences
aud results, Growing big with martial pride and
bursting with passion, the Hon. simon threw a
piece OF cracker, relic Of the bnr-rOom below, A.
the head OF stranger who Was passing by. The
unknown paused, threw away his cigar, COOlly SUI
veYed me scene, saw the broker among his friends
and, burning With tho iueult, apprunched Tie Hon.
simon, and punched him IN the head, saying;
Take thatl'
It rang many change On the warrior brokers'
shot across his vision Out the clear atmO Of
Twenty-'OuT street aud Broadway the punch in
the head tell Ike thun1cr clap. The deler H.
MorTsseys gambling house, 4 door or two bulO ",
away down TO sixth avenue, The Hon simon
struck-struck with astouishment, as Wen as viii
a fist, and nara lst at that
Blows to q Fronchnanf And now what did tho
ances and peeled % his coat Tue stranger squared
away a Ia Mace, his lett hand raised and HE right
close his side, lie looked ugly there Ia the mo IN
ligut with his hands put mp The Hon simon
ei ,nd seized Linn Tor he aSed OF what he would do
y,t he did nothing; and, tired VI waiting, the
stranger walked toward Broadway and was ,ost IN
tue crowd, leaving bohnd him u USES vi lesson 70 the
ments and walked away, a ssddoT, wiser, and q
soDCl man.
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THE INDICTED FENTiNs.

The Black sheep McGiuucss- Running Away
from his stranger BOnd-mcu.
WINDSOR, July 2s.-Bills of indictment have
been found against all the Fenan prisoners here.
Gen, O'Nciil. Gen Donnelly, Coils Brown and Ne.
Ginness, Ani'r NOuahan, and Murphy. o'Ntnl
and Brown Will plead guilty. The trials OF the
others viii probably be continued. Major Murphy's
Is certainly continued. McGinnoss Is the black
sheep among thee. lie has proved himself A
scolLdrcl OF the deepest dye ron the oUoning Of
the movement until he present time first, By not
getting To the iroht until after the fight; next by
running away from his bondsmcn. to whom he was
an entire stranger. They trusted to his homo! as
mau-they found him an migrate.
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Drunknrd Trniuinp his CHILD.

a few evenings ago, man about 2s years Of
nse entered liquor store on the east side OF the
city with child about years Old In his arms lie
was drunk aud so was the child lie SAT down with
tie infant on his knee, and called for liquor, cn
to the credit OF the barkee9or be 1t said, was rot
served. Moving about, he let the child sn, and its
head struck barrel. An old man demonstrated
with tue fellow. who threw or lis coat ior a nght ;
therenpon the proprietor put the fellow out, and
ofdtrcd MN never again to enter his place. So the
brute and the infant drunkArd took their de departure
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n
Price, % aud accrued interest
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaua Railroad, on flashed road. Isiu, re-.
stricied oy law. and surrounded by kIarntees tha,
render the bonds a most desirable investment Tna
road is now about to open It's valuable Connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within 4
year to Eulaua. It's finances are In excellent condi.
uon, and II has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds Is a cheap anil we'll
secured investment
GEORGE oPDYKE & Co. p Nassau ~.
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Forced TO Pay his Divorced Wife, a,,m.,y.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before Judge
Brady, John Watkins applied yesterday TO be dis
charged from Ludlow stree, jail, to which place lie
had been committed for non. payment Of alimony. as
he had neglected TO pay his divorced wife's allow
auce until II amounted Siii0. Ills plea was in.
competency TO pay. IL was said that In September.
loj9, be WAS also arrested for allowing the alimuny
to accumulate until II reached $l,iD lie WIS re.
leased, however, ON settling the amount by paving
but $500
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large number OF bartenders of this city met
Yesterday afternoon in tie Jefferson Assembly
Rooms TO organize for selfprolcction. The Hrs,
matter fur their attention will be the Excise law
ahich permits the arrest Of baItcutcr- !ar an
alleged violation duiing the absence OF the propiie-
tor Addresses were delivered ~ Mm. hc.ly. Peer
IrayO, aud otAols.
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Live SinrIk MnrlIei.

NEw YoRK, Thursday, July 29-Sixty cars, or
lO' beet cattle arrived " cars Of poor lekIns . cars
Of common Missouri cattle, ma 70 II thin ilhGpis
steers Toe market was dan I'r Che auatie- oa,ted
and sales We're STOW a. ". gl'So n iOr tue YaIiYe
have 10 car loads, or 34OJ heal, trade wa faIy
active NJ al advance OF AoSHc " Sheep were 30 Id
"a aA'gc, n aud lluOs Al iABiOAc. The nos r,At.
ktt Wa caster az S@NySc tor i've hogs with Il staic
l<glstc.
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An Amboy Fan,Iiy Drowned.

WmuAHsrowE, Oswego county, July 26.--Mrs,
Ezra epicer Of Amboy and her four little daughters,
were Drowned at COwaD pond, about four miles
above Wamstown. yesterday afternoon. Tney
were attempting TO erOss tho pond, In order 10
gather berries, aud, az none OF thom knew how 10
manage a boat, tue acctent Is supposed TO
have occurred from that cause. Ezra SpieeT
near by al the time, engage 10 peeling bark They
found the boat floating bottom up.
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AIernny CIV Trnsnhv.

Early yesterday morning, Joseph smith was
found DYING IN sewer In the Ihird Precinct Of Jer.
soy CITY lie said that late on III previous night,
James aud RIehord Walsh, afieT beatiag Lnn pe!ted
him with stones, aud then threw MIN intO the
Sc wsT where be lay antil found yesterday morning
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That nondeserpt edilce in Nassau, Liberty,
and Cedar streets, known as the General Post Office.
was flooded with water TO the depth Of two feet by
the storm Of Wednesday night. Thousands Of let
teIs ami papers we're thoroughly soaked
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BLINKING AND FJNINCI.IL.
NOTICE.

NOlltE.
The Coupons due August /. 1870, on the First
Company will DO paid that day ou prcsoutaton at the
Banking House OF Messrs. VInMmYE & Co,
Financial Agents of this Company, 10 aad Is Nassau
street, New York city.
WIN. II. SEWARD, in, Treasurer.
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,LATH Ia t's Guy. on M,udly. June n. ie,l Nv
Rs,Re george 70 tsaDrsgrd' fe'v' Na'h msn ieIa4s
,NlGNtF".-ln 'iscA, o. Tt.siay Ja,o ! is.6.by
Jud.c Grrr's C. Barn = '.gl ID IIylDg'it V,tnrs.
from Joaquin FtsBInd vi-ii,r
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steamship city Vi POrtau.Prnce. PCrtauPrnc,
mdsc and paks.
klaaptmp Rising Star, Aspin wall, mdse and pass.
Sh'p jas Foster, Jr Liverpool n4dAc aud pass.
Bark Z. 4. Jayne, Tarragoua, mdsc
Bark Daniel Draper Palermo, tr1ilt and pass.
Brig Monte GhIlsti, Caii1 win" AMI talt
A-An. Lnn nsuAl TIhAI hraAAiH SssssiA-
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thss 5oi.c =, +, DAnno3 N,r Jay July IS lso, az
A. stulls ~ Mis- sarai suydsul, boil OF Hrookyn
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Napoleon and King William are now in the Geld
ATraycd against other, ANXIOUS for the tray an
AL the world stands exeedy Watching on, tpecuating
The chances Of each. No matter which Is victor h
wll hnYe 10 night s aufes, ana pay heavily Tor tne
advantage gained THUS II = with all conquururs IL
took yeaIs u petseycrug toll ahd Industry Knox
the Emperor OF Hatteit 10 VAnqulsh ms unumcrablG
opponents, aud TO reach the pinnacle OF rnle occn
cupied BY HIM Aud while you read with anxiety the
progress Of the European comhaants forget not that
Knox supply you now ~ ever, with tho lateat ana
most appToY styles Of every thing ~ his IIns.p,
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALhANAc--Tnfs DAY.
fuu ''A,.,ttl h3.tun srs,,,,i ~ Moon ,... 3
mon WATEE--Tnus DAY
Sandy look,l0 W Gov lsland a. iitl GATE 90. 10 ~
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Jca. Davis Coming 10 New York.

Nsw ORLEANS, July 26-JeGerson Davis ar.
Ilvei this afternoon IN this city, Oh his way " New
YORK. from ~hIGh city he Will sLi for Europe.
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Very Few Rcpscdies have Reached tAS
standard that has been awarded TO iIRLxpolpt pvnul
LOT In IL to be found pooe for dlsesss OF The
bladder hidneys. aunary organs. drrps,, travel
sranRury organic ana female irregular,bss
am has been frequently acknowledged by our leading
physicians.
wheeler & Wilson NIoci,,n.-. IN rt.,.,
way sold oy paving Sll down and si6 pef nioufi NM
OUT extra charge Machines To- iet - - n titttN
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Possible Reform under Me-,r.. Tweed & Co

Inc commissioners OF Docks yesterday ordered
that all distractions on pers and bulkheads be re-.
moved by the owners or lessees within ten days
alter notice and in case Of refusal the superin.
iendent OF Docks is to do 1t AZ the expense of the
lessees or owners. A hnc Of t25O is imposed for
Noncompliance, and a further lne OF $50 o day for
persistent refusal. Certain docks and pliers along
INC North and East Rivers are to be dredged,
cleaned and rebuilt at the expense OF the Depart.
ment but tho occupants and owners OF others are to
do II themselves The dumping grounds at West
Washington Market u b. ceurod on innc.
feet - 0i" " ~
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE BY THE
BUN's REPORTERS.

Unable TO Hocus the Supreme Conrt-The
Anti-Gamslins Society Preparing for
Ludlow Street Jail Judge Brady
Amusement ut their Impudcncc.
ihose precious scoundrels, West, Galway,
and Prescott, were removed three days AGO from
the eferson Market prison to the Tombs. Yef.
terisy they were taken on 3 writ Of eeytiorari be.
fore Judge Brady, OF Tie Supreme Court. The Hon.
William +. lloWo's partner, the Hon. Abe Ilummei,
made two mouons, one for the discharge Of the
prisoners, and Tie other for a reduction OF the BAH
Judge Brady listened coGr,oously to the arrlica.
ton, though with a smile playing over his features
When Mr. llummei had finished, the Judge laughed,
and said without delay, remand the prisoners to
me TonDs." This created a stir In the Court,
many OF tile spectators uthing audby, and Others
lnqnirins which was Wost, and which GalWiy and
Which the fashionable Col. Prescott. Three woinen
nutlered M, ana embraced the prisoners, with
mang tears. The roguos wore very long ylsagcs.
reaiizing the impossibity OF escaping tie Nemesis
OF We law. SO much Tor tile blaCklnaiIing Suciety
ior the Prevention OF @ mbhng.
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Ashalons NotItts.

rl'HR GER EMONY of laying me corner .r.p. OF
ue pnw Church Of ~. Rote of Lima, tar.Hst
OetWeeh Br0pme ANA Dclancey bis, Wo ii.y. NJ h'
kennn PASTOR NIL take place On sundAy JpiJ .4, .
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REORGAyIZING THE POLICE.

Practical Enlargement of the Detective
Body-Roundsmen TO Patrol the streets
in Civilian Dress tcporting TO Superin-
tcndcnt JOurAnn.
The Police Board passed the following yester.
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will not save him. The next election un Ger the i'm
pulsion OF the combination to wbicn / have reerred
WAL 20 oYeIH belninfly against hIm. H. ALL proD
AMY Try 10 thrQ" oul votes enough unde, has clec-
ton law, TO give Inn control OF The Legislature; but
notwithstanding that TIE elected candaates win a..
pear IN their seats, aud demand their rphts and
there vii be sucn An uTrsing VI the people IA Their
behalf that the cOrruptiOnlsts VIII snccuntb and II
Il II Impossible that thsy wi nave 70 Gee from NJ
state to escape becoming the victims Of popular In
diauutiOn ahd vengeance MEIAlIiE
NM ORLEAAs, July 49, 1870.
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EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by

wM. IL, SEWARD, JIM, Treasurer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

6EMAS Coz M,rNG. The Lon.
lon Grocer saws. ffae increased da.
ty on coffee ia ibe Ioigcreiu bas caus
Ell the Ge uan nous, keepers IA tale
into dee consideration whether no
means cotli be dey sd far avoiding
the augmented outlay without submit-
uus to corresponding detrioraaioa ia
the quaaty Of their fagoite beverage.
lg - p0x ascertnued that 10 almost all
lhe private bo1ses and public coffee
horses the roasted coffee berries are
stonod q very Intellectual manner.
leaving large, coarse lumps bat that.
II .rannd finely obe hall the quantity
IS teqn ed TO make equally good coffee,
aud II po7qded 10 a mo- tar llll rcdDced
q au Wpalpa5le pDw Ter Ike h0nr as
pract.el % Turkey and other Eastern
;clntres stli less ouly Two ff.bs Is
aeeded Fnilher eiments went 10
show tbat the rcsalt sas tue same Whe-
her tbe beverage he prepared by mp
y pou ing boiling water over tbe cof-
ee aud letting II stand short time TO
ir4w, Ike tea orif the infusion Be al-
0sed p boA up once or twice, or tie
.3fee simply lllfated Eat il was
.bgndanily proved hat by the las
node u pfocee5.9g. though Il
1reugth u lhe coffee remained the
arue. the atona was preserved 70 D
aach greater extent than by either 81
he other methods
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

WHAT LtQgoR SELLsSG DoEs.-It de.
stroys home comforts, bligbts happiness
and hope, wastes millions of productive
capital begets poverty, produces pau
pefs; necessltates poorhouses, jails,
prisons, fills them 10 rcpIction, multi
plies taxes, gluts the courts with Grim.
nal cases, sends muItitudcs 10 untimc.
ly graves, aud 10 crown all its mischief.
digs down the very pillars Of order aud
d ortality on which the structure Of
society rcsts
If such business is not Al offence
against pui lic welfare, what, IN the
name Of reason il II is the fostering
parent Of all other crimes. Murder il
It's own child bfawls, arson, and rob
berry are its offspring Justice requires
that it be branded the Father Of Crimes.
Tho liquor traffic is more crit iual
that murder, for it adds % the guilt of
murder eve y other crime known to hu-
man law. ihe degree u is criminality
Is measured by murder, multiplied by
all other offences agains public welfare
II II is not a crime, what is itl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS A writer in
Putnam presses a cure for the appetite
for liquors, bromide Of potassium. say
ing There is no tap, ring on with
the devil Either he has got you, or he
has not got you, The first part of the
medical treatment in tits disease re-
qulrcs the immediate removal of The
patient from all disturbing influences,
Of whatever nature There must be no
NOISY children about, no quarrelinR
women, no scandal mongcrs, pouring
out their distilled venom TO lar MA
nerves and disturb his spirit. lie must
have absolute quiet aud repose. lie
must take two week holiday and 90
te bed, where nothing can trout le him
on get at him but faithful friend
Having obtained twelve twenty grain
powders Of bromide, he takes one, and
after conflict the scdatiyc wins the
victory and he sleeps When he awakes
the struggle against the taste for liquor
leglns again, and another powder is
taken, and 50 on until at last perfect
success and glorious victory are at
tanned That desire for dink will be
eradicated and its return
VIII not be likely 20 occur During the
treatment food should not be taken un.
less urgently desired, and then il should
be Of the most nutritious character
Broth Of fowl or beef aud such other
meats as are best calculated {, preserve
The tone Of the stomach, are preferable.
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A Coco ONe FOR SMoKEas. An aged
hcgress whose piety had secured for
her an extensive reputation, in v alking
her usual round of visits dropped IN
pom neighbor who was equally well
known at a temperance man and a hatcr
Of tobacco.
After icing couueously received the
ncgress pulled from her pocket long
pipe and commenced smoking some
very fine tobacco, TO the infinite disgust
Of her host. The man maintained his
composurc several minutes, but the
fumes and smoke became too powerful
for him, and rising from his chair he
said:
Aut Chole, do you think you are
Christian {?
Yes, brudder, ! specks is
DO you believe in the Bible, aunt 2
Yes, brudder.
Do you know that there il a passage
in Scripture VIII ch dciares that moth.
ing unclean shall inherit the kingdom
Of heaven Z
Yes, I've heard oft.
Yes.
We'll, Chloe, you cannot enter into
the Kingdom Of reavcn, because there
Is nothing 80 unclcan as the breath Of a
smoker What do you say 30 that Z
Why | spec SO 10 leave my brcn' be.
mind Inc when ! 60 70 heaven.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

Love WITHIN NouR MEANS. -- We don,
like stIngiutss we don't like economy
when It cones down to rags and star
vdtlon. We have no sympathy witt
the notion that the poor man should
mitch himself 10 a post aud stand still,
While the rest OF the world moves for.
ward. 1t is no mans duty to deny
himseIf every amusement, every recre.
alton, every comfort that he may get
rich. 1t is no mans duty to make 40
iceberg Of himself, to shut his eyes and
ears to the sniterings OF his fellows.
and to deny hlmtelf the enjoyment thai
results from generous actions, merel,
that he may hoard wealth for his heirs
to quarre about. But there is an econ.
Omy which is every mans duty, ana
winch IS especially commendable in the
man who struggles with p0yerly-at
economy winch IS consistent with han
plness, and which must be practiced Ii
The poor man would secure jpdepen
dence. Ii is almost every mans priv
Iege, and 1t becomes hi5 duty, 10 live
~ltnn hls means no, 10, bat within
them. Wealth does not makethe mau
We admit, and should never be taken
INTO account IN our Judgment Of men
bnt competence should always be Sc
cured, when It can be by the practic,
OF sell denial only 10 q t0lerable ex.
tent h should he secured, not So
much for others to look upon, or to
raise na IN the estimation Of others. m
TO seea G the cousci nsue.s Of indie
pendeuce, aud the constant satisfac-
ton which is derived from its acquire
mqnt aud DOS essi0n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

Pc II Ooa-Tbo Elizabeth Mgni
Tor tells the iollowog amosjug story:
Al one OF tbe raifoad depots in tb,
vicinity Of 4 zabof5 travellers uele re-
Gently amused lbs nse: 4 coun.
uFman purchased = ticket, aud tbus
addressed tie c'e,k
Stranger wtat to Icayo my dog in
tb's ere Office UUti ,be tfaia star .-
I'm aifaid somebod VIII steal him "
You cant 10 o said tbe CLERK.
Take bim oal
" Well, starger that iscruel you re
both iisposiluned al Ee aod he'll be
kinder company for You
"iaEe BIN opt!' onel lbe clerk.
Wei, granger doo't think you're
honest ADD 500 need walcb,gg Here.
y ssou he SAID O DE dos, ST down
BE- &, aud Nstth fbat follow sharp 4
sod tarnlng ou lis bsel, be said to the
clerk
Pat bn 'af s5ans ,. il b. stloa-
5.esaue
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

A WoRD FOR DoYs. My young friend
did you ever know-can YOU call to
mind single case GA person who
having his own way to make in the
world, spends bis time in the street. in
billiard saloons, aloand hotels, or
N any form OF dissipation or Idle.
ness, to succeed in a high degree in any
undertaking? Look over yonr list OF
fiiends aud aequaintances aud note
their coGise. Do you not fud upon
examination that those who to-day are
men Of influence aud houo were the
youths who made the most valuable use
Of time, tuuiug ii TO good account?
and on the other hand, do yoo not Gnd
that those who stood az the corner with
a cigar or pipe in their months, went
from bad to worse, from worse TO ruin
Sadly must the answer be made-~oh
that 1t were not so they have failed
W'll you not profit by toe experience OF
oihets2 Go not That way. Never be
id'e Every moment Of your time is
a gold n one use it as such improve
yopr mod; fix your mind on some no.
BILE object be mea The call is for
meu VIII you pot be one Of TINT mum.
Der who can say am q man.
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n.Ea aluElrnE.

/ We tayr read / story 81 iiule bay
Who when De wanted a now suit 81
clothes begged bis mother 70 ask his
iaihcF 1.-THE might have il Tho mother
suggested that be mtgl ask Ter him.
seii, ] would said lbe boy Bat don't
icel enough acquainted with him
here is . sharp r5p,aofta that father
lh the reply ot his son. Maoy father
keeps his chldren 30 at distance nom
him that they never feel conidcnually
acquainted bin They feel that he isa
sort oia monarch Ia the family They
seldom 81 g him with their wants aud
trials They approach bum through the
mother They tell her everything
They have a highway 10 her heart on
which they 60 IN and out with perfect
freedom III this kcepingoAplan faith.
ems arc g blame Children should not
be held of Let them come near let
hcm DO as Intimate with the father as
he mother Let their little hearts be
teely opened II is wicked to lrcoze
ip the love.lomtains Of little ones
l"arts. Fathers % them en- injury hy
lrlng with them as strangers This
lnves ma y chll away from home
or sympathies his heart Graves. and of
en- into improper society II nurses
.iseoutents and dislrusts, which many
child does not outgrOw ia his life.
me. Open your hearts and yonrar
u fathers be free with your children,
SIX for their wants aud their trials;
lay with them be fathers to them
ruly, and they will not need a media
Or between themselves ana you