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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-06-08
Mr. Fitz Ilume's Experiment, +,
ana how IL Succeeded.
by HARLAN 4 WARD.

Mr.. Augustus Fitz IIumes sat in his
luxurious bachelor establishment on
B Street and pondcrcd deeply
The subject of bis cogitations was II
rife, or rather how to get one.
There were enough young ladies who
would be glad to bless their lucky stars
for the privilege Of becoming mistress
Of his home as he well knew, but he
also felt tolcraby well assured the
home was all they cared for. For
the torture they would wed the
owner.
Deuce take tho money he ex
claimed. 81 wish III never had a
cent aud then-but botheration Then
| should have been too poor to marry
any way. Why couldn't | have had
just wealth enough for all my wants
and nothing more. I'll foil them
thcugh-thc mean adventurcsscs -
a furious pull at the bell cord
brought the housckcepcr to tho room
in hurry.
Pack up your traps, Mrs. Ash.
dcld'' he exclaimed abruptly, for |
am going 70 close the house."
1t was evident he had come to some
conclusion.
Shut up the house, Mr.. Eitz-
llumcs p calculated the housckccper,
almost believing she had lost her rea.
son. why such thing has not oc-
Cured since your lamcnted uncle took
possession fve.aud-for,y years ago.
That makes no difference, ma'am;
I'm master hero now, aud l shall
close it now for the present. Mean.
while your pay can still go on, and
that OF such dsmesics as you consiI.
cr indispensable. Have YOU no reIa-
tives you wish to visit p he in
quried.
That settled it. The profer Of con-
tinued pay removed Mrs. Ashdcld 5
scruplcs quite eiiectually. She then
re remembered she had friends sho had
not seen for years.
Three days later Nj. Augustus
Fiiz-llumes was safely domicilcd in q
quiet boardiug-house, and shortly af'
tcrwards ho began to sell his dia.
mond rings, and seals, and other par
apheruaia Of fashionable life, as we'll
us dress himself in palmer clothes.
A ruror that all his property had
been lost through an unluclScy spccu-
lation was soon aaoat.
lie lost friends rapidly. BY twos
and tbrees they ceased to know him
as he met them on tho street. lie
only laughed and snapped his fingers
at them behind their backs. Had his
adversely been real ho would not
have felt like laughing.
Then came the time when his circle
Of acquaiutances were narrowed down
to three. But three Of his former
friends still clung to him, true 10 ad'
versity. 1t was no wonder he grew
misanthropic.
Out upon the street one day he met
Ia carriage containing some of his
former acquaintances who'd been ab
sent from the city since he closed bis
house. He thought they would mol
notice him, but each inmate OF the
carriage bowed politely as Of old.
"rhey have not heard the news
he muttered, syuically.
l, Hc was mistaken. That night the
owner of the Garage came TO sec
him.
Rather close quarters, my friend
he said, as he took calm survey o
Augustus's not very protentious sur
rouudiu0s.
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A citizen of Ncbra,ka was boastipg
that in his town there wasn't either u
doctor, a lawyer, or a. clergyman, aud
only one rum-seller.
"How many inhabitants are there
altogether ?" asked u by-stander'
"Wsll,' was the reply, there's only
my family and my brother Jaks's, and
Jake is the rum seller"
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WHAT DOES Ir PROFIT The soul
is the life, the inner the world Is the
habitatiop, the outer. When | see II
man who has consocrated his time
to money-getling, whose walls hang
thick with pictures ho never cares TO
look at, and his library is flled with
books which he never cares to read, ]
ask myself what does 1t profit ?
When see o man who clothes his wife
in silks AMI satins, and gives his chill
drcn all that money can purchase, but
has no kiss for the one, and no em-
brace for the other, and never time
to bind them to him By cords of loving
sympathy, ask myself what does IL
profit? When / see a man rising by
sinuous processes to places Of high
honor in the state, only to bc despised
by all who track his Shiny pathway
thithcr, | ask myself, what docs It pro
fit? When ! see tho rich ioor Of
the present day wandering where he
shall bcstow his accumulated goods,
and never hearing the warning VOICE
which every recurring funeral repeats
10 his ears, " Thou fool--thy soul shall
bo required of thee" | ask what does
1t profit? U reader shrcwd to bal
auce advantages in every bargain, con-
slider whether you are bargaining away
yourself, aud il so. what profit there is
or can be, let the price DO what it
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And in fact every thing usually kept in o
first class country store. All Of which we
offer ut greatly reduced prices, for Cash or
Country Procuce.
Having had large experience In the
please and satisfy all our customers.
Hoping BY strict attention to business
and desire to please all, to merit liberal
stase Of public patronage Our motto is
"Quirk lSaIes and Small Rrcfts."
We ssk ,at lsest that the public examine
our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, - We alvsys show our goods
w." a'''s.'s aRLFsIoH & Bower.
Baskerville Jane II, 1870. n
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Help TllySCIG.

A merchant in the city of j.
died suddenly some years ago, leaving
au only sou, youth Of nineteen. The
father had been very wollthy, aud
had layishel on his boy every ndul-
gence money coull procure The SON,
life had been passed chiefly in school
and college, where he had lcarn, little
either of labor or economy; anl II was
not until the pcws Of his fathers death
reached him, that tho young man
learned that not dollar remained Of
tho fortune he had expected to Inherit.
Leaving college, the student returned
home, to learn for the first time the
valuc of money by earn ing 1t for him
self. Without wasting time in useless
regrets, he applied to varions business
associates Of his father for employment
but received from all very decided
though kind refusalS, Oh tho ground
that he knew nothing of business
Nothing dauLtcd BY these repeated
failures, the youth applied to the pro-
prictor OF an extensive brick-making
establishment, a benevolent. looking old
gentleman, and asked for employment
"Employmcnt' what s)rt ?' inqui-
red the old gentleman, looking with
unfeigned surprise at the slight boyish
figure and small white hands OF tho
youth who stood before him.
"Of any sort" was tho unhcsitating g
reply. Il can can do anything that
others eau do
"But,' said Mr. c., II have no
use for employees but for hard manual
labor, for which you arc wholly unfit
ted. Digging clay is the only work
we have ut this season of the year. >
"Givc me leave to dig clay with the
rest ; why cannot do what others do?
Anything is better than begging or
starving
Seeing the pcrsistcncy of the boy,
Mr.. G somewhat hcsitatingly en-.
gagged him, and sent him off to dig clay
with tho other workmen. Feryently
thanking his employer the youth has
tened to the yard, and set at once
about his work. At sunset he had
earned Just seventy i've cents ; the
next day his earnings were slightly in.
creased, and 80 week wore on, the
young man being usually the first one
on the ground in the morning, though
hc had to walk four miles to the brick
yard. Mr.. C now became in.
terestcd in behalf of one who had prov.
cd himself so worthy Of the aid Of 9TH
ers by his untriug efforts to help him
self. A clirkship with good salary
was obtained, and this WAS but the
stcppingstono to higher and more re-
sponsible posts in all Of which he
showed the sam, energy, presevor-
ance, and true heartedness. TO. day
he is tho honorei president of pros
porous bank, and tho ever-realy and
efficient helper of the needy and un-
fortunate-all the result Of that brave
boys determination to work rather
than beg-to labor for an honest living,
rather than talk of his misiortunes, or
enlist the sympathy ofother'.- Chris
hiU Weekly.
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The Democratic Convention,

The Press very poiniodly says that
the Democratic Convention at Harris
burg, nominated u respectable ticket
and adopted respectable platform.
considering The men who composed
it, modelled after that OF tho Repub.
licans Of sevetal years ago. Thcrc
was quito a struggle over tho nomina.
tions, AMI tho uuanimity with which,
the chosen Candidates were endorsed
was by no means hearty. It is cyl.
dent by the platform adopted that tho
Democracy will make desperate strug
Gle for victory next fall, and that in
order TO win they will not hesitate TO
stultify themselves. The ready frank.
ness with which they accepted the po-
litcal situation--ncgro equality, civil
aud poIitlcal--was well simulated
but as they have thus squarely placed
themselves on record we do not object
to it. We rejoice IN tho moral, intel
Iectual, and political Advancement Of
any man or class of men, anu We hail
with joy this evidence that tho. lapse
OF years is gradually lifting the D.
mocracy out ~ tho mists of til, past
But while We applaud this action Of
the convention, We do not believe ia
the sincerity of the mea who inspired
il. The vote of the resolution rccog-
niziug the validity Of the fifteenth
amendment proves this These men
hate the negro as cordially to-day ~
ever. lt is only another illustration
Of their ,arraut dcmaeoguery, their
utter lack of principle, and confession
Of the weakness OF their cause in the
past aud its despcratcnoss at present..
On all the other questions treated
of in the platform there is the same
lack Of sincerity. Who believes that
the Democratic party Is in favor of con-
stitutional reform? With its consti-
tutions are things 10 endure forever,
and if that of Pennsylvania had been
framed at the beginning Of the Chris
tian era, with the ignorant masses and
conservative (if culturcd) leaders who
make up that organization, it would
DO all the moro preacious.
So their resolution about the purity
of the ballot.box in Philadelphia. IL
was no doubt inspired be tho Phila-
delphia delegation, which embraced
half dozen men at least who could bo
restrained by no registry law, how
ever stringent, and who have no moro
respect for tho sanctity of the fran
chisc than they have Of reverence for
the Dicty. Ard yc, they talk about
frauds nrl forgery and murder
Their palaver to the workingmen Is
worse than nonsense. The represcn-
taiives of the laboring classes asked
for bread, and they have been thrown
husks. Their tariff plank is treason
to the greatest interests of tho State
the industries in which our miners
and mechanics have their living
We have read nothing so s,utilying
so impotcnt, and SO meaningless as
this Democratic platform since the
Tammany convention promulgated its
principles 1t will make laughing
stock of its authors in every workshop,
farmhouse, and counting-room OF tho
Commonwealth, and render our success
at the polls next October oil the moro
certain.
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reno mtlhu Stit non bu Gutitrt6une Der Som.
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fam.
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4%ttprortt. inttt unprtlG0udl an "uHttuu6ncitn 81
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Sin gutter supetldii9er Slempuer tTinnerJ miro los
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SSotaten tuni1e dut Witfpudi. b. 20.
Suit Woraens nm 10 ubr, Gin.
Jpbdnn Seuerbaum,
tl75-6l ySr. rs. Geutre. ~ drFetsS pace.
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1870 Tair S,abea.
@pmmer ISerauiiauua8 : Srt,

Das DampfI&if TX afiIhaS perlabt, am Rons
toe, ben 10. SUM, dnfoneenb, ben Hter SIR. 8,
2isbtfr., air5uBe Der &oniuaptraBe. tdgtib Inn 80
ilbI 0lor8ens (6amia9S unb Sonntogs ausgenomz
msH) na6 benz obengsnannten setiebten VIate, btelbt
baietbn4 5tineeu lnb febrt UNI 8 nbr abenos nab
Der Sfaet Surlf,
Dad Yampft@lT nmeatiIta", psrlabt bisIcIbe
qDcrfte@ ieben Yf unb 9 onnabenb Nat-
mittass 2 ubr, bleibt In Gair Sauen LANCE 0enaa, ua
elm ~eIe9antee Supper einbuneblten u. febrt 3ur Stabt
burid frlb genug, Inn 5eitie s. Bette 5u 8eben.
Der Dampier yHiauter" tritt ieben Nonta9 irib
8 nbr an Bic Stege Der .GRafiIta."
Gin sutss Winitfcorps besleitst ieeee Dampifdiff
unb cine augenebmere Wetfe Der Grbotung uno bee
Bergnn8ens Tam ben Bepobnsrn Baltimore nidt
eeboten peresn. Das 3ptel inter eettun8 bcr Danpt<
{hiff. &tfelihaft piro jeoe BeaueInllffetfn u. GeiSe
tlr &otgdussr. oils aud fir tdslide @ilte bieten, uno
bic Galsi NIT a1en Detifatcfjen Der Salion, etnidlieB.
lid etnse lteberfules on Giiben, 9rebien II. autern,
iuette ieoen Tag friid aus Der BAT %9eftomrnen, pers
ieben ifiu.
Mittass U1abt 81; Sins uno Serfobrt 81; 3tnber
unb Dienftboteu bic Sdltte. tSuni6, 3Dlte.)
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INSTRUMENTATION

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" &pparats,4 b or 6 tnrtdtuns unb
~ 2, .... .Qunbfb aft 1frlt al s"-
- Mos. ft.i4g elmer EsHWHf
1ouift Bier, fabrif In 6er. fS3, GoIumbtaar.
9rait zines Defrete9 bee 2reiss @erihte5 Der Staot
Baltimore pirb Der luierSeidntte Ysrfualtcr auf ofs
fsutIiGer Inflion In Tr. 1s3s Spiunbiafra0e,
5reitas, D. 4. Au8ut 1871, morsens 10 ubr, oers
2 Mbfiu Wt aid,inen, ccmplet, nit 9 q ontaInen,
4 3ubern, 2 SpftrYaoihiuen, 2 abthls Bdnien unb
2 3obleniaurs. @r8snsuu8ss Appuratsu;
u Wafer Marnior- Staub;
4 Dussnb 9%orteraH Laf6en;
70 Glaiben 3ouifsSier;
~ Nlaiden aleao uno &teer;
81 ~ blofden Minsratpafisr;
60 *. leere Staihsn;
1 Yartie %afipr,itts btdfhcn;
/ 9 ISd S siass Codes Ditto;
/ Carbon 8itriot;
1 Gbetl einss CARIBOU Ditto;
@ leere &aIbops;
y 1ab Broiun Stout; -
IS tsers 5sGah. SaS6sm;
tgartle Gloiden;
4 Vartie 3uber unb
ueridis6sns Ginri6tnnssn.
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1 sBdgeu.
Sonte aud
bic Huntid,oit uut bic Route.
gsoinsnns; baare 3ablune. ,4Le /.
Samurl Snotpten, 8er,uatter;
NersOn, 1bouias & Comp, auft,
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Wert0n9t.
Mnf benz 9RsffsSaltimor Sd,iiBen ; Ydrfe
mo9en.
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Iii Die bIaIsfsn Sausdsn i'm oIIiben Staot-
tbeile, nabesu nel, nit 9a9aoen aus Yrebsls9eIitein,
inusnoisen SenitsrIioen, ic 6 Rimmeru, Waier In
ben Soien; @runbtld ie IL BET ~ But. an Gin @d6s
Den binten ifosenb. Nreis $1,000. Dem sduier t1unen
5000 aui iebes geidaft iueroen = Wodeuab5abtung
$500. Yaberes BET 2. J. Butter In ssr. 3, uurts
lamb franc. pbeuGut. * dol