Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-02

came IN, about YenturiDg ont o. nights
for fear of being waylaid by fip-smack
ing damsels. In most cases they seeI
refuge, when attacked, in the neares
parlOrs. fseSjl -il0 55iiiEiHiOJ 4bijis -
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i - =. .i'o Daily News. p E. a. ~. =
4 Our Next Door-The daily news iss
necessity. l cannot get along withou
my morning paper. The other, morn
ing l took it UP, and was absorbed in
the telegraphic columns for an h0ul
nearly. L thoroughly enjoyed the feel
ing of immediate contact with all Sths
world of yesterday; until read among
the minor iteIps that Patrick IDonahue
| OF New York, died of . sunstroke.. Ii
he bad frozen to death / should have
enjoyed that; but to die of sunstroke in
/ February seemed inappropriate, and ]
| turned to the date oftke paper. When
/ found it was printed in July, I need
not say that i lost all interest in it,
though why the trivialitfes and crimes
land incidents, relating to people new
ser knew, were not as good six months
after date astwefve hours, Ioailno otsay.
The Ere e-TeHder--Ya YaaE kne thatiin
Concord the latsst sneys,r except a re-
tmark or two by Thoreau or Emerson. is
the Vedas. I believe the Rig Veda Is
read at the breakfast table Instead of
1.-THE Boston Journals. =, - =
ba The Parson-f know it is read after
wards instead of the Bible. - '',..' !, + 4
Is1lAtahd eVilie4That Is only, because, it
issdpp6seeq to be older; have under
stood that the Bible is very well spoken
OF there, but it Ii j. not antiquated enough
to be an authority,...n 80 - 5eI,s ~ ~.
!. Our Next door There was a, project
on foot to put it in the circi ilatihg libra
~, but the title New in the second part
was considered objectio onable-,' -.
q I. = Herbert Wen, I have good deal Of
sympathy with Concord as to the news.
We are fed on a daily diet of trivial
events and gossip, of the 'unfruitfdI say.
/ iHgs Of Though tless men. and women,
until our, mental digestion is seriously
impaired; the day will coine when no
one will be able to sit down to a thought
.fuI, weliWr0ught book and 0.assimfiate
its condensation ,TPttJ3ser.'s :. 33dcE-.
Log Ss SAqies" M iqf e for AlFg2' ~.
- boz i11s 9G -ygS ,ffiui1 gguI m,sI,. II
.hiSAyE A 4lTILE. every ytman who is
Obliged to work for, his living should
make it a. point to lay1u p little money,
for that ssrainYI day. which, we are ha-
bic ~ encounter when least expected.
ffhe be9stiyay to DO is to open an account
with the sayings bank Accumulated u
money is always safe; it is always ready
for use. when needed. sjScrape together
five dollars, make your deposit, receive
your bank . book, and then resolve to
deposit a given I. sum, small though it
may he, once a-month, or once q week,
aecordrng TO ctrcumst tan ces, :, Nob5dy- 4
knows without trying. it how easy a |
IlhItlng 1t Is TO save money when an 'ao-
Count with a bank. has been opened. !
Win such an account man feels a de-
SIRE 70 enlarge his deposits; 1t gives
MN lessons 8 "a irqganty ana economy 60
gance: 1T Q - al'iT'I 4,2 'il I'iil
{ IL -. , - 8 3 go, =, a.
INFLYENcE n, OF ASHrI.D.A gentle.
man lecturing IN n tne me nelgnoornlood "a o. OF |
i5onaQn, saiu; s,i,,o s,,.,ss - .....,ss,
-, l5veryp mas innuence even tnat
cniid,. polnung 10 a little glrf IN her 1her
Iathers arms as, is,4,l -, a,i,.a - =
Inats true,y crIed the man: .,,..,'..59
Al the close ne sald To- the lecturer:
"a neg your PARDON, slf but 1 cosid, not
help speaking. l. was lS,i a unKarti; but
as ! qfa not IKE y go Itp me pqR2fEle p2El /