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j. p. Hall s. Co. will hold their usual Saturday
sales to-day, at and 716P.M.
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DR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY Is "a COM
binaton and form indeed" for healing and curing dis
eases OF the throat, lungs and chest II cures cough
by oosenns and cleansing the lungs and aaying iri
tauoni thus re1oOiag tie cause, instead of drying up
the cough and leaving the disease behind.
auT upopNvyIv
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Skin Diseases
Pimpie RemcdV I'll
war; tnted to euro v
and Blotclled Disflgu
druggists. Depot ~
For If0M Patches,
Morn AND fRECRLE
mud harmless remedy
Face. Prepared Only
~ Bond st., New 70.
mhl6
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MAR RIED


In Baldwinsvllle by Gilman Day, Esq [ A William
OF Baldwinsvile and Mrs Lavina Earle of Worcester
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W, B. sHATTUCK & CO.,
A Hook for Every Man.

BANKERS GENERAL AGENTS
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Chicago D"nvine a. vmcenncs Railroad

runs through one of the richest portions of Illinois
and Indiana connecting Chicago by the shortest route
with the celebrated Block Coal fields of Indiana and by
way OF Evansville and Nashville ltldhe entire South.
Its mortgage debt is SSOO to the mile The road is al
ready earning, after all operating expenses are paid
Much More than the Entire Interest
on all its bonds While Railroad Bonds may be plenty
milo, are seldom in the market.
We do not hesitate to recommend them as unusually
safe. They not attended with the uncertainties of pro
ected enterprises and the prompt payment of the In
terest, and the final payment of the principal are as
certain as any future financial event.
The Bonds are First Mortgage and are for 81 20
each have 40 years to run and bear interest at the
rate off per centpe annum payable on the FIRST of April
and October, both principal and interest being payable
in gold In New York
ES@we have sold over One Million in the last few
weeks to Trust Companies, and for the Investment o
Trust Funds and to the most careful investors and have
but small amount remaining.
Full particulars furnished application in person or
by mail. to
MEssRs RICE. WHITING Il BULLOCK,
WORCESTER
on,
W. B. sHATTUCK CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
my2 DIT M Skmeovan, "a Nassau ST Now York
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Spetral Aot1fes.

United States and Canadian
PATENTS OBTAINED
Reissues, Extensions Trademarks and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED
lntererences, and other Patent Cases attended TO nv
- JAMES &. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass
2Tl Main ST. ar ,,hIa
In the Guy or Country,
No Family should be without a box of
SANDFoRD'S COMPOUND HAMAMELIs.
Or WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT
This most perfect preparation Of u highly medicinal
shrub is equally good for Man Beast and is sold every
where at 80 cents and 81 N a Box. Its virtues in an
cases OF Inflammation celebrated while its curative
properties are unequaed in all cases of Burns Car
Duncles, rheumatism, Scratches, RngbOne, Chafng
Scalds Tumors, Sprans Calls, SPAWN Felons Bruises
LumhagO, Bos, Cuts, Sores, Piles.
All Druggists sell it.
WEEKS IL POTTER, General Agents, Boston, Mass
ueQp&W VI mhly
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Foreign Markets.--lBv Atlantic Cable.l
LONDON. Aug. 9.-Consos closed at 92E formoney and
95H Tor account American secuuties-U. 8. 52Os 1861
LLyERr0oL Aug. Cotton closed nnchangsa
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Worcester GAS Light Company.

unOU&Mlw uu9
Worcester GAS Light Company.
COKE
TINS CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manuiac-
turing purposes and Family Use s now offered TO the
pnhc' III quantities TO suit, at the following Reduced
onS.iIaIf io o x ouSl'e's'' '.''''''.'S99gg99
bushcl
Payments may be made and orders for It's delivery will
Block, Foster st.. up stairs, dtf Ia4
Five Per Cent. per Annum
allowed for Money on call f.. 4; GooDEow,
aub dtf First National Bank
-------------s---
John ~. Clark a. Son, Commission Merchants
and dealers m Flour and Grain, Land Plaster Lime
Calcmed Plaster, Gr Bone, Cement Salt Guano super
Phosphate Of Lime and Western Produce Nos 237 and
dti JOHN &. CLARK q SON
Geo. n. IIoppin a. CO., Commission Merchants
and dealers In Flour, Corn Rye, Oats Malt, Meal oil All
kinds Fine and Coarse Feed Linsecd on Meal
JAZZ du Mechanic st.. Worcester, Mass
j. w. Chamberlain,
Successor 10 Matthews n Chamberlain,
PLUMBER.
2l4 Main Street Worcester, Mass,
Bath Tubs and Boilers, water Closets WISH Rowta
Wash Trays, Sinks, &e&c fitted up at short noce anJ
w thoroush hummer dt apis
Buy the iQunkcr Hitters.
they Great Medical Discovery Extinct of cboico
Roots and Herbs. DIX n. &. FLINT a 90
mh2 dim Propnetors, Providence r. L.
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Huy the iQunkcr Hitters.
they are Great Medical Discovery Extinct of choice
Roots and Herbs. DIX. II. s. FLINT n CO.
NM dUIn Propnetos, Providence, r, L.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

NJ Moore were appointed viewers on The
applications Of D W. slayton and others,
for the review ola road beginning at the
Point Pleasant road near Henry Swishcr's
and running through the lands Of Wash.
ington sterfet. Henry Swishr, John
Deem, D. H Messick, NJ. sheliuc, -Baldab
sbeliue, A, Roberts, D. Carlisle, G. I.
Beolc, Smith Neville ana VIM. Doves.
A.Cobb, W. I. Riggs and Fl. Gwin.
we're appointed viewers on the appllca-
ton of Timothy S. Butler, ct. alsafor the
review of rad 10 Harmon township, CON-
meuciug ct Buffers, old mill 90 Little
Guyan Creek, and running down said
Creek through T. Buffers land, thence
through the lands Of VIM. Meadows and
John Bryau's intersectiug the Cabel coun-
ty road, then leaving said road and run
ming through the land of Ann Hanuou-
and Geo. Harmon, aud .iu'ersectiug the
Harmon Hall road.
James D. Taylor was allowed aud or
dered to be paid $3.50, Coustable's fees.
VIM. A. Morgan, sam'l Morgan, Jr.,
and H. Thornton we're appointed viewers
on The application Of j. $. Gerlaugh ct.
ais for road in Cologne township, be-
ginning at the jackson county line, at the
house offs, S Webster, Jr to the Clarks-
burg road near John Thornton's house:
j @. Sayre having failed to qua|ifyiu
tile tune required by law as Clerk Of
Cooper township, he was appointed to fill
the vacancy.
The Board proceeded to take the sense
of,he members on the QUESTION of license
or !""po. license" Those voting for license
we're Messrs. Cobb, Fowler aud Long
g. Those voting against license we're
Messrs Downing, Gist, Hart, RoWley.
Stevens and Mr.. President (OapeharD g
D. P. Lawrence was appointed Survey.
or of The Nine Mile road in ,Arbuckle
township.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock to-mcrdA
morning. - 4
- SECOND DAY. J3a9 2 Y,
May Dist, Board met. Present . same
Supervisors as on yesterday. !,
The minutes we're read, approved and
signed, D'' /,
A motion to recouside the vote on the
License QUESTION was lost. 49,
SAINT W, Somerville, James somerviuss
aud, Henry Fisher were appointed viewers
on the application Of John EaTler for a
change ip'tho rqad known as the Burn.
Hill Branch road, Or; that portion that
passes through the lands Of Charles Fowler
ip Wsggeuer township.
The presideutand Clerk q the Boar'
wore directed 10 Issue q duplicate order to
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80
on 3rIhcres in Wggener township.
The petition Of Mr. Cain for an adlit.
iopal allowance as q. Road Surveyor was
pot granted. -:
VIM, Moore, Of 4.eon, A..P: Deem,
James Stone, John Franz, andS II. BAT
rick, Of Point Pleasant. and D. Somcrvillc
aud W P. Shank, Of Clifton, we're granted
the usual certificate and permission to Oh.
tain State license to keep hotel in their
respective towns.
The poor house aud farm Commissioners
were authorized to borrow not exceeding.
$3.50 for the erection Of dwelling for the
Superin tendeut Of the poor farm. aud pur.
chase Of stock for said farm; and also d.
rected to advertise 10 the county papers
for sealed proposals for building said
dwelling.
Permission wastcfused Il. J. Love to
purchase pillow for bis foad precinct.
+. Gill, B Hackett, aud S. Richard
were appointed viewers on the application
Of j. @. sayrc ct ais. to locate q road in
Cooper township, commencing at David
Roush's on the Letart and Point Pleasant
road, running through the lands. Of Geo.
Blessings heirs Richard j.. ,Roush, (and
BY the mill Of Richard Roash.) VUlpeG
G. Thompson to tile. mouth Of hoop-po'ee,
hollow, then through the lands Of Daniel
Polsley, Reuben Marr;;.B. Hackett, and
John Blacks to road No. 6. near F. NJ.
Gibbs
Morgan Greenlee. G. W. Pullins and
George Rowlcy we're appointed viewers on
the application Of Lewis Siues, ct ais to
locate road in Cologne township, com
menciug at the pubic rad leading from
Lctart Falls to tho Mouth ofl3 Mile Greek
at kp6ll between Jackson .Yauger's and
Edward Hills, thence leaving said road
sasterly. through the lands of--Alleu,
A. Rollins, Lewis Sines. Il. j, Baker,
Boston Bowers, thence through a corner of
lEe B., Bakers land, and through the
lands of Philip Mitchell, then following
tbe line betwecu' said Mitchell and E. Il.
Baker ip a south .easterly direction to the
10 Mile Creek and Rocky Fork road.
sam'l Hogsett,, John Bateman, and B
B Pearson were.appouted viewers on the
application of LIN Withers. ct. ais. to
locate aroad 10 Clondipen township, COM
nanciig attire Buffalo road, at or near the
residence ofspeucer Gregg, and on his
lands md thence to the lands of.W. B,
King, WIN. Lockhart, heirs ofWm. Bate.
man, deceased, John NJ, Withers; Geo r.
Henry and W. P. L. Neale to the Ohio
River road at or near the residence Of said
w. P. L. Ncalc.
James Colvell, Gideon Brown and w.
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M asn, 0bkcist &idgc Gohmisslq
Satsd 1 rapsts hSSis {bst 'l6d
]Ila, u Mia srssk NJ IN:
E1|S a1 6ad q id.opS I}s5v6s
" 06I 81 Il lsy ms3g usrs
/; NJ
e. osSpE 400 D.
u d Dsil 1l26 se6 81 SacuSas Sfsaid
& !. \
Eomsssiils, John u, Sobtll and
.. pd9rvillss q appoid ad viewers
ON ssisd:oi John !. SsAi!ls, q.
rs Saslss ,shsnss y soaa u Robin Il "
| soo oxuahip; vdnHllg through psSaiucs
MI lcayihP lie Ola road 90 tho Van
E6iokls tat6; tapbiug thence through ths
Elsnds ofIs II Eckstd aud tho heirs Goo
s1skssa ssissa.;,s ss.r s.svesatAs l \ !
aold tpea atshc foot Of Rocky Hill. near
! g kSepp lS,a ossrO ,rovS e,sst:
TIE yisv6,si heretofore appointed q te,
|Sis1;s roqa nj liaion township %, The
; Stewart; reported \ ~.
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In q Predicament.

It's pleasant to be 10 love sometimes,
but quito annoying when tho tender feel.
ihss arc accompanied by those petty draw.
backs which are sure to follow parental
hostility, Such, atleast, is thsexperience
Of one A. Pa youth, whose heart has
sof,ened aud whose brain has grown dizzy
beneath the smiles of a G. belle Some
how or other her father won't listen to his
suit, and claudes,ise interviews have taken
place ia vacant lot in the rear Of her resi-
dence. Seated on bench close up to the
fence, they did bill and coo as fearlesslya s
two gentle turtledoves Buton evening,
lately, their soled interviews were discov'
cred by the girls brother, malignant lit
tie wretch, who, out Of their love, detertn'
incd to extract some fun for himself =
With this end N view he watched for their
rys meeting; and, when they were com.
6rhbly seated on the bench, he managed.
without exciting their suspicious, to draw
the geutleman's coat.tail and part Of the
lady's dress through crack 10 the fence,
and jas.en them to apost This accom-
'Pli.hed, he retired q few PAGES, and screams
cd Justify for bis father. AT the first
'streau.tba losers-started to run, but ths
'bosf held them fast
"l4et me go!' pleadc'stho lady, ~,
The gentleman quickcrln expediepts,
threw his coat off and bounded away
Now the lady couldn't pill of her coat,
neither could she unloose it. Her lover
bad left her, her brother still screamed,
and she, like an ambitious dray horse. still
tuggcd at tho abdurate post.
The old man was by this time heard ap.
proscbipg But. one course qg was left A. A
desperate pull tore the dress loose at tho
waist. and skeleton clad figure flew Wild
" across the lot
Somehow or othor, the lovers haven't
met since.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS = The Board Of Su.
pervisors meets on the first Tuesday in Janu,
ary, third Monday in May, first "Wednesday in
August, and the fifth day after every, election.
II. X Howard, Clerk.
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Masonic -Minurn Lodge No 10, A. F. and
A. NJ, meets monthly on the night Of the full
moon, the same beng Tuesday, or on the
Tuesday night Immediately preceding.
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100. F.-The Point Pleasant Ledge No.
SO, I. 0. o. f.. meets every Thursday night,
at Barcus' Hall.
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ltl6 B. Kxaas, mn III ,0d
falNtshT VI lglIlQli q la

at Law,
\VILLPRACTICE in the counties Of Mason
w aud Putnam Address E. B, Knight,
Charleston, West Va. or James II. Couch, d.,
Point Pleasant. West Va.
Mr.. Couch will also pra lice in the Counties
Of Lincoln and Cabell dec. l5-ly.
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A Paris correspondent relates the story
ola sad wedding party in that city. The
whole party came out Of the church weep
ing The bride wept, the mother wept,
the company wept, the groom wept moro
copiously than all combined. The only
persons who did not weep were four men
and child. The child was born out Of
wedlock. and TO give it name the parents
had married before they parted forever.
The groom was . young clerk, sentenced
to transportation for forgery, and he was to
leave the following morning. The men
who accompanied him were police agents
ordered to go With him to church and ta
tho mayors Office, aud to bring him safe
back to prision, after the marriage Vas
celebrated
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'Clsbdinoo township, from Jau'y 81, 1873,
ioMay 17th, 1872.
John B. Stevens was appointed COM
uittee to make a contract with some person
to keep Mrs. u. Atkinson for The ensuing
year, aud report in writing to the next
meeting Of the Board.
David Mccoy was allowed $4,000 for
keeping Caroline Burnett, in Union town.
ship, during sicknrss in 1868.
Lewis Childers was allowed $500 a
year for clothing for hisson Oliver.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at
g, o'clock.
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40 THIRD DAY.
!. May 22d, lS72-Prcsent, same Super.
visors as on Yesterday.
Minutes read. approved and signed.
The following claims we're allowed and
ordered to be paid, viz:
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A dog ticks the foot that kicks it for
amusement. but a human being, conscious
Of deserving something better, will mob
cowarlly CROUCH uudor such abuse
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V51elslEs4Ss-ys< NJ n ANN
Z Z pers TO poor house, y w
s. G, Shaw, medical services, 2S q
Jessee Waugh, collins. 10 90
The minutes were read, approved and
signed; and the Board adjourned until tho
next regular meeting.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

A handsome young gentleman walked
into the Adams Express Office the other
day, at Lexington, Missouri, and desired
to express package of letters to lady,
to whom be desired to return them
"What are they worth :" asked the
clerk, who. in making out his account,
desired to know what was the risk,
The young gentleman hesitated moment
then clearing his throat from a certain
huskiness, replied, "Well, l cant say ex
actly, but a few weeks ago l thought
they were worth about four hundred
thousand dollars
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10
WHOLE NUMBER 1909.
DIAMOND DUST.


Better be upright with poverty, thar
unprincipled with plenty. T.
Godliness has the promise Of, and Sc
cures the blessings of both worlds.
The swearer's mouth is b!ackened by
the SCOT of hell.
Sin is a hard task master, and pays
dreadful wages. The wages Of sin is
DEATH a.'
A man may have much Of the world
and yet not be much of a man.
He who gives advice, and he whc
never takes it, are alike unworthy o!
friendship. .'s s.. erred
Life is but trust; let us be careful in
our dealings. that our account may be
approved. r... ...
The good mans life. Ikea mountain
top, looks beautiful because it is neaasI
Heaven.
Beyond all credulity is the credulous-
ness of the atheist, who believes that
chance could make a world when it can
not build barn.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

Mr.. j. Carter writes to the R0rat
Ne.c Yorker that if those who have crib
bling horses will nail a sheepskin, wool
side up, wherever there is a chance for
the horse to bite, he will not do very
much cribbing in the stable His father
has tried it successfully.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

LAURENCE STERNE, who never aspired
to the reputation of a special morality,
once wrote g" should never drink; j
cannot afford il; the FIRST in shining, the
second in suffering, the third in repent
ing"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

Ir is an old saying that charity begins
at home but this is no reason that II
should not 60 abroad man should live
with the world rs a citizen of the world I;
he may have preference for a particular
quarter, or sphere, or even alley, in which
he lives, but he should have a generous
feeling for the welfare of the whole.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

1t is not until the flower has fallen of
that the fruit begins to ripen. SO In the
life, it is when the romance is past that
the practical usefulness begins.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

TINE is the only gift in which God
has stinted us for he never intrusts us
with a second moment till he has taken
away the first, and never leaves US GER
tain Of third.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

Il WONDER why this child don't go to
Sleep" said an anxious mother to female
friend. "Well l don't" replied the lady
.Its face is so dirty that it can't shut
its eyes
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10
'MIFFLINTOWN.. JUNlATA COUNTY, -PENN'A., APRIL l
- = u
Poetry
WHAT TINE HATH TAUGHT ME.

Y
Time to me this truth hath taught, 5f
Asyears have rolled along; i-fa -.
That more offend for want OF thought n-
y Than from intending wrong. -..-..,
Time hath taught me that in kindness
There is a power to subdue, ~ a ,-
Every fault of human kindness, 4 49, q,
Erripg ones ungua ed do.
TiEae tells that mild correction, -.G .s1ar
Breathed into the heart that's aching,
Falls like tones of sweet affection, g.9 cN
On the heart that's nearly breaking
Time tells me that human pride
Which long has held the sway of passion,
Has been soothed and turned aside,
Melted down by friendships mission.
Time tells me that loves angels -aa
Shall in holy silence go, .ara,- sf' d -
Welcoming recording angels
In commune with minds below.
Time tells ne that human aid
Strengthens happiness and love;
Then tie heart in God is staid,
Loving only to be loved.
rI.s3 a-e...f-sl a5'l
Many beau,eous flowers fade, %;
Tho we love it e',r go much; ar-.l
Inhumanity conveyed, r
Wears void no aid can touch.
So in many lhrobbirg breast,
Anguish often lies conc cealej - ...-.-..
Alone-forsaken, and oppressed, ..
Never-never to be healed.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

"Have you much fish in your bag Z
asked a person Of a fisherman
"Yes there's good eel in it," was the
rather slippery reply. ...--.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

AN Idaho paper says man recently
poked bis head out from behind the
times, in that fast country, when it was
taken off by passing event.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

A full and detailed report of the pork
packing in the West has been published.
The total number packed was 4,s6s, ,44s.
against $685., 251 last year.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

An Illinois paper Gays there is man
in Olney SO dirty tha. the assessors put
him down as real estate.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10
RATES or ADVERTISING.

All advertising for less than three months
for one square Of nine Lines or less, win be
charged one insertion, IS cents, three $500,
and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion
! Administrators, Executors 3 and Auditors
Notices, $500. Professional and Business
Cards, not exceeding one square, and inclu-
ding copy of paper, IS. 90 per year. Notices
in reading columns. ten cents per line. Mer
chants advertising BY the year at sp ecialratss.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

TIE NEGRo's SIMILE.-An old negro
named Pete was very much trou!ed about
his Gins. Perceiving him one day with a
very down cast look, bis master, asked
him the cause. ~ .r
80, massa I'm sich great sinner y
'.But, Pete said the master, You are
foolish to take it SO much to heart. You
never see HE troubled about my sins"
81 know de reason, massa," said Pete
"when you go out duck shooting and
kill one duck and wound another, don t
you run after de wounded duck 7"
"Yes. Pete;'' and the master won
dered what was coming next.
"WelI, massa, dat is de way wild you
and me; de debbil has got you sure ; but
az he am not sure of me he chases dis
chile all de time"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

The correspondent of London paper
asks who are the ecavepgers of New
York city. He answers his own question
by replying "The women Of New York
city" Going on to say they ape those
Of London and Paris, the latter Of whom
ride everywhere in their carriages, and
wear trains, therefore the American wo-
men, who mostly walk, thinks she must
also put on train to go ihthe steet, and
does so. moving wearily along and drag
ging her train. which in turn drags all
the dirt and impureness of the street
through which she passes swabbing it
against her skirts and stockings in the
most disgusting manner He goes on to
enumerate the articles over which her
train passes in the course OF a promenade.
but the list is to "nasty to dwell upon.
He further says that any woman seen in
the streets ol Londan trailing her dress
altar her in this fashion wood be hooted
at and followed by crowd.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-04-10

HAPPINESS ESSENTIAL To BEAUTY
DO you think you can make girl
lovely, if you do not make her
happy. There is not one restraint you
put on a girls ,nature-there is not one
shock you give to her instincts Of affec
ton or effort-which will not be indeli-
bly written on her. features with hard.
ness which is all the more paneful be-
cause it takes away the brightness from
the eyes of innocence. and the charm
from the brow of virtue The perfect
loveliness Of a woman's countenance can
only consist in that majestic peace which
Is founded in the memory of happy and
useful years-full of sweet records !;
and from the joining of this with that
yet more maj site childishness, which is
still full of change and promise.
opening always-modest at once. and
bright with hope of better things to be
won, and to be bestowed. There is no
old age where there is still that promise
it is eternal youth.