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George" asked teacher of a Sun
day school class, "who above all others
shall you wish to see when you 90 to
heaven?' With a face frightened up
with anticipation, the little fellow shout
ed, "Gerliah!'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-30

SLURs ON WoMEN.-Of all the evils
prevalent among young men we know
of none more >blighting in its moral cf-
feet than to speak slightly of the women.
Nor is there anything in which young
men are so thoroughly mistaken as the
low estimate they form of the integrity
of women-not of their own mothers
and sisters, but of others, who they for
get are somebody else's mothers and
sisters. As rule, no person who sur
renders to the dcbasiug habit is to be
trusted with any enterprise requiring in
tegrity Of character. Plain words should
be spoken on this point, for the evil is q
general one, aud deep rooted. If Young
men are sometimes thrown into society
of thoughtless or lewd women, they
have no right to measure all women by
what they see of those, than they would
have to estimate the character Of honest
and respectable citizens by the develop
ments Of crime in Our police courts.
Let our young men remember that their
chief happiness depends upon their ut,
ter faith in women. No worldly wis
dom no misauthropic philosophy, on
generalization can cover or weaken this
fundamental truth. 1t stands like the
record of God itscf-for 1t is nothing
less than this-and should put an ever
lasting seal upon lips that speak lightly
to women.
We have been led to make these re-
marks from so frequently hearing young
men III our own town speak lightly of
women We know of those who cannot
see a laiy pass the street, but must
make remark by no means compliment.
tary Men, too, who think they stand
high in society
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-30

A New Hampshire man, when asked
to give his consent to the marriage of
his daughter, turned with q beaming
countenance to the applicant and an.
swered frankly: "Yes, yes and don't
you know some likely young man who
will take the other
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Some philosopher has struck the fol-
lowing brilliant idea; he says: How
wonderful are the laws governing hui
man existence! Were it not for tight
lacing all civilized nations would be
overrun with women.
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BB~ A lady, in reply to some guests
who praised the mutton the on table said
ooh, yes my husband always buys the
best he is a great epicac,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-30

so as to enjoy it. Let us make some
sacrifices, if need be, in order to give
the feeble ones their measure of sun
shine.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-30

A man who had committed several
murders, and who appeared to be in
sane, was put under the influence of
chloroform. As he began to revive, he
answered questions with truth and rea
son. As soon as complete conscious
ness was restored, he saw that he had
betrayed himself, and made Il full con-
fession.
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AGENTS WANTED-(Sl6 PER DAY)-by
Athe AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO,BOSTON, MASS oy ST. LOUIS MO
40 m3
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-30

The female barber "out West has
retired from business on account of the
arrival of "little shaver"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-30

Dodge clubs are becoming fashion
able in onr large cities, The members
dodge their creditors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-30

TUE FIRESIDE.-It is as the focus Of
home fellowship and intercourse that
we speak of the tiresi9e-as the spot
consecralcd to the freest action and ut
rerance Of family sympathes aud aAcc-
tlonS-where couingaI, parental, frater-
nal, aud tilial auXielies, hopes, fears,
Joys, sorrows, loves, resentmentS. confess
s0ns, forgiveness, are wont to be ex-
changed. There is no other place in
which can be realized more thoroughly
the weaving into one of several lives,
each imparting and each receiving some
thing from the rest No other is so sa-
cred to the memory Of those who have
been summoned thence into the wide
world, who are, perhaps aiar off, or on
the sea, or doing their allotted work
among strangers, or removed to those
more Inaccessible shores where 'the
wicked cease from troubling, and the
weary are at rest Elsewhere the ab-
sent may be forgotten, but seldom, for
long together, at the 1reside. 1t is
crowded with associations which touch
the heart at some point or other Of its
surface, and make it thrill with affection
ate emotion, in which every member of
the family gathered round the hearth
can take an appropriate share. No les.
sons leave more abiding impression
than those which gently drop into the
mind at the frcside. No fun is more
tickling, Or leaves behind it less regret
No history is purer, as a whole, than
ireside history, aud none lives longer or
more lovingly in remembrance. lie
who cannot look forward with yearning
desires to freside enjoyments, as the
staple enjoyment of life, is greatly to be
pitied, aid if the cause be in himself
greatly TO be blamed.
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AT the Inauguration of the new town of
Aver, formerly Groton Junction, Mass. {;
Ladies and GenHemen:
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The Religion Of Labor.

i" Religion does not altogether con
siel OF devotional exercises, but, as we'll,
of daily work. We get a wrong idea
of Christianity when we reduce il all
TO songs aud sermons, to prayers, SOL
emn faces. and ecclesiastical parlpher-
ralia. It is mot cspccihly for Sab
baths s1l sanctulrics, bat also for
week days. for shops, FOR homes, fr
miIls. for stores. for streets aud fields
Religion /. largely an ont door infti-
tuition Ia Author was bern, tnpliz'
al, tran. fggrcl, and cruciGeI under
~ roof bat The sky. l. means dill
gence in business serving the Lord in
common vocationi and everyday re-.
lutions, a. well as in copSc Grated y la
hlcs on set occasions Jcs1s was
moro snb'imcIy great, standing un-
known at the carpenters bench in
Nazareth, with an apron cu, than IL
he had been surpiccl as q priest in
tho temple, or arrayc1 in robes OF
royalty on Pilates throne. lie was
greater with an n lie ia his hand than
With a crown on his head. Christian
i-y allows no aversion coward I he me-
chanic. 1t gives him an honorabl po-
.iiiou. 1t invites him to its home and
visits him in lie. Yet how mlny
rich young ladies who would scorn tc
associate with the sons aud daughters
Of our woriiugmen The matrimo
nial problems that busy their brains
involve such fractions as lawyers, ply
sicians, largc-salaried preachers
Wholesale merchants, millionarcs, an'
gentlemen OF leasurc. II would be n
diculous, they think, to throw them
selves away on mechanics q
course society has its afinilic', an'
that is we'll. Education grants 1t
Refinement and culture always see
their level. But we dig down 70
gold. Too often. dissipatcd dandyisr
is petted aud honorcd, while in,clIi
gent labor is denied place. Th
difference between building house
and selling is not so great that on
should be considered cor,emptibl
and tho other illustrious. Really,
business, it makes but little differ
ence whether q man menas clothc
bones, pens, houses, laws or morals
Work is work and nothins less ma
is man and nothing more Alcrdnd'
Oak.
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TIE BARLEY SHEAF.r
Anti-Dusi Air. 1jyh Cooking S'or,
Wih Er,cnded F'rc-BO.r
for Wood or Coal.
Patented May 10th, 1865.

Patented May 10th, 1865.
We take pleasure in offering our cus'o.
mers and the Stove Trade. New first-Class
Flattop, and would call particular attention
10 II, many GHrLetire and raiaaJie imProre
WeH's.
This Stove has been carefully tested foi
several months, and the results haveprovcd
80 highly satisfactory, that several of our
oldes, and most experienced stove dealers
predict for it a sale far beyond our ability
to supply this season.
Sliding front .Gre-doors, giving full use o
The hearth.
IHddiiiiondi slide IN The orrn, so arranged
rs to give more room in the upper part o
the oven; great convenience much needed
The or,g is nearly as ride az me top a'
atthc hearth line, which not only increases
the size, but will lie recognized as grea
dirut1ys an taking.
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We are 10 possession Of an iufallible
receipt for making lady's cheeks red
without paint. For their especial ben
eft we publish it without charge.
Here it is;
Place her at q washiub, with her
sleeves rolled w, and hands full OF
dirty ,lOthes.
Then le. her beau suddenly enter and
her cheeks will be glowing red in an
instant. Suooks says this receipt was
never known to fail
Just try 1t ladies', and il it fails let
us know that we may publish Suooks
as unre liable authority. Will you?
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Harper-s Weekly.

Tie best publication ot its clan In America.
and 30 tar ahead Oi all other weekly journals q,
not to permit Of any comparison between " and
any oi their number. it, columns contain the
finest collections Of reading mattur that a'o
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and BEAUTIFUL, being furnished by the chief art
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HARrRR's WEEKLY /. the best and most in
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A AcoRREsroNDENr OF the West Ches-
ter Jebsrsonion relates the following
story Of blind man:
In Honcybrook township, Chester
county lives Z man named Jesse Buch-
anan, now 81 years old, who became
blind at the age Of seven years, from nn
attack Of fever. This man has lived in
uonoybrook all his life, and although
blind has been very useful. lie has
great love for improvements has built
several houses, barns, &c, part of the
wood work of which was his own con-
structiou. lie now occupies one Of
them. Situated on the south side Of
what is known us the Welsh mountain
abou, three miles irom Waynesburg and
Morgautowu, his house is locatsdamopg
the trees Of the mountain, with no di-
rect roa to it, yot he can find his home
ut any momcut without the slightest aid
from any one. lie can pass from one
place to another for distance Of four
or FIVE miles in his own neighbo!hood
knows the different residences of bis
ueishbors as soon as he approaches then
knows the voices OF different person:
with whom he is acquainted, and il
many Instances their footsteps. Lie
cau tell the different kinds of timber
mase a shaking fork, broom or axe han
die. Can hang an axe, chop wood
and when done his days work will hid'
his axe and return to the woods op III,
following day and lind it, unless moved
by some one. He can load hay, an'
when younger, was good hand Il
bind grain His health is very goo'
aud he can be seen going alouc Il
end from places whore he has busi
ness, The above may seem inercdi
bic to your readers, but strange as i
may seem, i, is true, as he has no
only told me, but those who hav
known him from their boyhood.
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TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRINGER.

The "GREiT FiNILr ECONONIZER.
The terms Of our Patent call our Machine
n "wringcr." Years Of experience prove
il also to be 4 MOST EScELLESr WASHER
when we reduce every invention for wash
ing clothes to principle they all aomunl
to that Of pressing and -gucciing' ana
forcing the water through them, thus re
moving the dirt Most washing Machines
DO it by rubbing. The Universal Wrtngci
does it by pressing.
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CABINET ORGAN ANp MELODEON
y MANUtACTOKi.
Ware Room ami Store on pi2e Street,
Factory on snyder Street,
Sclusgroye, Pa.

II vow want 10 hear md eco fine toned and
beautiful Dgtus and MelOjc0ns call ~ our
ware room and store. We use none but the
best material In ing instruments. Try one
Of them and you will he setisred.
Every instrument is warranted Tor hvo years
Dealers, Agents aud Ministers OF the Gospel
arc invited to correspond with US and send ioi
price list. We are also agents Tor the test New
York and Philadelphia Pianos.
liOiins and AccordeOns from 81 TO tl5. Violin
strings sheet Music. Picture Frames, Sc, &C.
always on ienh.
Pianos aud Aeeorieons correctly tuned an
repaired.
Call on. or address BY letter
X. Il. SALEM \ co,
sept | 1870. nsgroyc, Pa,
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DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER.

The best, cheapest, AMI most popular
Washing Machine ever invented.
1t is cosy cooperate, sitting standing
takes but little room Injuries no garments
finishes its work from in two TO four Min
u,cs: is durable and convenient; and th
only Washing Machine known that is liked
The hotter the longer il is used.
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Harper's Bazar.

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By all means buy HAWrERr BkzAg. Not ioi
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Never mind II II does cost you a new bonnet; II
will save you ten times the price In tho house
hold economy II teaches. cs.-PTuyidencc Journal
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Harper's Periodicals
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The great design Of UARrHR's Il 10 give cor.
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r s. BURKHART,
Selinsgroue, Snyder 90, Penaa
"THE MORNING GLORY"
STOVE.

In this pattern of TnE MorSiNG Glory,
several new and important features have
been embodied, which can only be seen 60
be admired This new stove Is made en-.
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brit can Nc made with shcet-iron upper
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Its ornamental finish is drapcry. making II
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The castings are Of the highest order, fully
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country.
Among the many ADVANTAGES in the US,
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/, Continuous Burning. =, Quality Of tn,
Heat. 3. Ventilation through the stove
!, Anti.Dust Stove. D, No Escape Of Gas
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SAMUEL FAUST -
Merchant a +,

Has Just received an entire new st6ck' ~
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs & NESTINGS,
all Of q superior quality which he is pre-
pared to make up in the hcs; style and on
Short notice. Ne also keeps Erown AMI
White French Yoke Linen Shiils and gen.
cral assortment or ecihlcmcns' Furnishing z
Goods. nll nr which be offers TO the public
Al very rclsonahlc prices.
cali at my place on Pine Street, between
Tcthert. corner aul the bridge, Sciins.
Grove. Pa. juno I, lsGs--tf.
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A AMERICAN HOTEL,

"A CENTREyILLE, SNYDER Co., Pa.
WILLIAM 5. LONG, Proprietor.
This well known hotel, located in The
town Of Cenireville, has been thoroughly
repaired and rehted, and is in the best con.
dition 10 aecomm odate the travelling public.
Every effort will be made TO promote the
comfort Of guests. A share Of public pat.
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