Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-21
NEW VOL. S---N0. Il.
summer Mu.ings-The End Of Ssamer

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The harvest fields are ready for the
huSbandmen The fruits Of the season
are ripe and mellow. Tho leaves are.
already beginning to fade and wither.
ana are only waiting fol the first frost
to give them their autumn ,iuts Of gold
and crimson. The air is clesr, cool and
Ngorating. l; Is the last evening of
summer.
1t brings 10 Us many thoughts that
are both sad aud pleasant ones. !, lc-
calls many memories. that axe both sor.
rowtul and joyous. OF summers ,ha, have
gone: roses that have budded bloomra
and faded; of hopes deferred: ot tancicS
that were too bright for human realila-
ton; OF friendships We have kuowp.ard
otlovel ones that have PASSED away.
We have watched with feelings Of
pleasure the leaves and delicate bios
SONS OF the trees a. they appeared in
the SprinEtime. fresh aud beautiful. and
We have felt emotions almost OF regret
and pain, when the tlyingo Of the ruined
woodlands drove through the mir.
Life has it> seasons. They are as
distinct and different from each other
Is the seasons OF the wear though the
boundary line that liucS lies between
: them is lmrc'cnp,ili,; torwe glide grad
uaily from one iU;o the other, Ike tie
Crais'iuus of color and shade that cN
press the distance in q beautiful painting.
Like tie summer 81 the wear. the
summer otoUr lives i that time when
there is the most labor to br done.
Everything IS earnest and real. and At
It's close man is ready 10 reap the rc
ward OF his labors, ~ the farmer gath
erS the havc>; into his Grauary. And
the rccomponSc conforms perfectly 10
his respective industry. perseverance
and good actions bringing their cores
pcnding pleasures md h,,s,iugs, -
surely rs misdycdS. errors and wasted
opportunities. produce. ultimately, sol.
row and distress. Circumstances have
not So much 10 do with mans r,osprr!-
Y or adNcrsilv as many people iuag-
inc. The principle of atuihutiug mans
good and i'll fortune entirely to mck. is
the t.Woyitc oNcusr of those whose lack
OF energy and Application To business
have been the prime causes of th,irpuo.
success, IN getting along in the woIl
" Ihc ssul ~ m,n
Cfcatclh hi. own destiny OF power,
And 4, The trral IS intense here
lIIs beng halh uohIor strength IN Hcs,cn."
NH,r llrp DO FoE Ilrm-An up
country editor heard a loyal hearted
chap say that hc loved certain lady
well enough To die for her. Mr. QuiIl
wa, Immediately seized with \ spasm,
the result Of which were Of serious IA
nature. He SAYS:
Id swear for hcr-l'd tear for her.
The Lord knows what III bear for her:
Id lie for her, Ill sigh for her.
Id drink grocery dry for her;
Id cuSs Tor her, do wuss Tor her.
Id kick up 4 laundering fuss for her:
Idwecp tor her, III leap for her
Ill 20 without nay sleep for her
Id tight tor her, 1T bite for her
Ia walk the streets all night for her;
Id plead for her, d bleed for hcr.
id % without my feed for hcr;
III shoot for hor III boot for her,
Il rival who'd come to suit for her:
III knee for her, III steal for her.
Such is The love feel for her.
Id slide tor her, III ride for her.
Idswlm Eaiust wind and tide iorhcr,
Bul-hang me If Id pir for her
y. B.-Or any other woman.
$40 WoETu or Nrw Music roE 30
Gents. The September number Of Pr-
rfEs MrNctL MoNuuN. price 30 cents.
contains the following music, worth in
shcctiorm, $40:
Father of all Sacred Song, Pansc-
ron. - cts. Lay me whore my Moth.
ers Sleeping, Stewart, 80 cts. Little
Dan. Song and Chorus. ". :. ITars.
30 cts. Coronation song Duet or
Chorus, W {. Peters, 25 cts. Msrrv
Insects Flying. Duct Eng. or Ger.
J. Abt, 81 cts. Love Chase Galop.
-Four Hands, \. Pashor, 35 cts School
Girls Waltz a. Prcvor. 30 cts VII
lies Schotiische, G. Kiukol. 81 cts.
Laughing Wave MazuYIa. g.. y. VII.
son. - cts Nr Peter, offers 10 send
July. August, and September numbers.
postpaid tor - cents. or the nine back
numbers for 1872 for p Address. J.
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