Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-12-28

Coop MANNERs.-Ioung folks
should be mannerlv. h ow to be so
is the question? Many a good girl
and boy feel that they cant behave
themselves in the presence of company,
There is but one way to get over this
feeling, and acquire easy and graceful
manners; that is, to do the best they
can all the time at home, as we'll rs
abroad. Good manners are not learn
ed by arbitrary teaching so much rs
acquired by habit. They grow upon
us by use. I " must be courteous,
agreeable, evil, kind, gent!emanlv
and womAnly at home and then it
will become u kind of second nature
to be SO everywhere. A coarse, rough
manner at home begets habit of
roughness, which We cannot Law off if
We try when we go among strangers,
The most agreeable people We have
ever known in company are those who
are perfectly agreeable at home.
Home is the school for all good things,
especially for good manners.
nra..Josh Billings, in his famous
lecture on milk" lately reconstruct
ted, produces long columns of figures,
with verbal explanations. to prove
that mosquitoes are born of poor but
industrious parents, but have in their
veins some of the best blood in the
country. He also states that the best
way to be happy is not to want any
thlng-tlIl you We got lt.-Among
other remarks properl V coming under
the head Of "MiIk," he states that
the man who can wear Il paper col
/ lar for a week without solling it is
worthless for anything else. lie au-
vances a large number Of similar
wise assertions on the subject under
discussion, and generally, as he eX-
presses it. "makcs the auIenre feel
how utterly insignificant IS all their
provyus learnin
GoGD News FoH SOME. -nrttcr than
all InarN m"dI'll"s Is In" llN'go"ai.
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SAYS a write! llpNt the .jiYor ln,nc-
81 Nnnta,, "A { ,nnH ot n,in. v}n
had the misfortune to be bald nca,lrd
hn""h% that there IS Wo1""ri"I
I''' 't'"' ''''S power III ''lI sun " rays,
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mor and ta,I b,ronn,J.l and .,I., t,r
the first few days ut midday. For
! 4," Gays 'hr rays ~ II" hot sun
'I' nus ''''''' were "'"'">' ''H'e'''t''o'
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that n the fall he had a good head
Of hair. AnI in this experience he
WAS not alone several OF his a"-
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IN n,,',, ,.I
the same RESULT"
.-
paa~ TuE cry suniversal that money
feels it, There must be some cause
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o''h average ones INC country
through, values are a. fully tepreSon-
''a as at az! l'l"e Ae'"f'''f@' ana
yet there is no "'onev. u wax assert
ed that the result OF the Presidential
elac,;on wouIl have mucl to do with
the business Of the country. "Ii Gen
Grant " .,;I hi. ,rien5. - 20. olar-oI
,.,.aI., ,,;l, l .,,
" ~ ~ f',"'' '''>' '''' "',' =,
nfahC mas peeh re-elec'e' ana N:e
country IS ahXlousIy waiting Tor Tie
promised results.
f"HVSbn1n Compiler.
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