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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-03

CONGREGATIONAL MEETISG.-The
congregation of the Second Presbyterian
Church met ut the Church on Wednes-
day evening, to take some action in re-
gard to the proposed visit Of their pastor
10 Scotland. DR.. A. :. Todd was called
to the chair, and W. G. Duffield occupied
the Secretary's desk. Messrs. r. Crangle,
w. l.. Hearn and Jas. Dalzell were APP
pointed committee to prepare resolu-
tons expressive ofthe sense Of the meet
ing. The resolutions submitted, which
we print below, were unanimously, adopt
ed. Rev. Moffat viii take his departure
for Scotland on Thursday next. The
following are the resolutions:
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has
in kindness, in measure restored our
much beloved pastor to health, and
whereas, he feels that visit TO his native
land nav now he beneficial, to the end,
that under Gods goodness he may BE-
vet enabled 10 resume. 10 some extent at
least, pastoral dntics; be- it therefore
Resolved, That we cordially acquiescc
in this decision, and while we part with
our pastor with feelings Of deep sorrow,
in faith We commit him and his TO the
care of Him who careth for Us all, and
doeth all things we'll
Resclrod, That we recognize Gods
goodness to US as church, in that while
it pleased Him to lay His affecting hand
on our much beloved pastor and deprive
us of his orthodox teaching. He raised up
one in the person of his son eminently
fitted to take his place.
Resolred, That while our prayers n
church md u individuals shall ever be,
that our Pastor may be enterely restored
to health, and be permitted again public
" 10 proclaim unto Us the CHAD things Of
salvation; our confidence, our lore, our
affection is worthily bestowed on his as
sistant.
Resolved, That the salary shall be con-
tinued during our Pastors absence.
Resolved, That . copy Of the action Of
the congregation be furnished the Pas
tor.
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To the Public.

Being adverse to the sale of new and
drlrtcrious whisky, and having in view
the health and welfare Of the commune
ty, ! would, (most disintercstedly) i'm
press upon the public the Importance of
exclusively patronzing me long on ough
to acquire taste for g0od and p"re whls-
XIV. that they may for all future time b"
enabled to dictat" the kind of liquor de-
sired. To dispci any doubts in regard to
the quality Of my liquor, l have adopted
this plan: ] will draw the whisky di-
rcctly from the cask, bearing the govern
mcnt stamp, indicating both
age and quality, land which
can not he changed or altered except
under dire penalties in the presence Of
the consumer. Though the sale District
" pure liquids is almost n much Of II
novelty n. the transit Of Venus, | mean
the celestial body Of that name, the
course adopted BY me will afford perfect
safety /" all and the millennium will be in
part attained. There will be no more
imaginary snakes to contend with, or
ten cent calico dogs for unfortunate. to
fight with. The moral influence Of the
liquor ] sell is immense. fla politician
should drink but gallon Of it five min
ure- before addressing an audience he will
refrain ia toto from abusing the opposing
party. Thus peace sill reign and no
mans political ideas be offended.
ADAM KALBFLEIsCH,
Tidal Wave Saloon, Market street.
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LoNG funeral professions, such rs
Irish Catholics have been accustomed to
indulge in at great unnecessary cost, have
always been discouraged by the clergy.
We read that at Waterton, Mass, the
Irish people recently followed the body
of friend to the grave on foot, giving
the money which carriages would have
cost to the family Of the deceased. This
action is warmly commended by the
Boston Pilot which says; How many
long funerals do We see every day follow
ing the remains of some poor men whose
children will be sent to the poorhousc
next week.
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WIENER Sept. ID, l873.--Ne0rs .St>in-
lrGy d SGns-GEETs: The magnificent
Steinway Grand Piano now stands in my
Music Room, and presents horm0nie To-
tai;ty Of adm'robLc qualities, detailed
enumeration Of which Is the more super
fuous. ~ this instrument fully justifes
the worldwide reputation that for years
YOU have everywhere enjoyed.
After -" much well deserved praise
permit me TO also add my homage, and
the expression Of my undi.guised admi-
ration, with which | remain very sin
ccr"iy yours. FRANZ LIST.
Adams & Lucas. r2z1 Market street,
-ole agents for Steinway PiaHns, Smith
American Organ, and other piano. and
Organs. e. a.
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III Z l. ID A.

After the German OF +. Lewald. Finh
edition. l2mo. Fine cloth. Price, N.t%
There is not heavy page in the en,lr.
volume, nor * the interest allowed 10 rag
from introduction 10 'flnis. - PaladSi.
phid .Ne,C Age.
"A book thoroughly German In s,yl.
and sentiment, and Yet one which viii
command the universal SPIN pathy Of an
classes OF readers. - Boston GLOBE.
zone of the most healthful, fresh. lie.
lightful and artistically -constructcsi NOV.
els that has appeared this season. III Nm.
deiphid Evening Bulletin.
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HELD FOR PosrAdE.-The following

HELD FOR PosTAGE.-The following
letters are held for postage in the Wheel
ing Postoffice for the amounts named:
Henry Hamilton, care W. GLASGOW
ner, No. l64 Preble Avenue, Allegheny,
Pa, 3 cts; Mrs. Irene Fielding, St.
Louis, Mo-, 3 cts; Moses Stephens, Aus
tin Mills, Preston county, w. Va, 3
cts; Abdiel Mcclure, & Co., No. 362
Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, 3 cts;
James Anderson, No. az Third street.
Detroit, Michigan, 3 cents;
Miss Lizzie Ellison, Mount
Lookout, Cincinnati, Ohio, 3 cents;
Peter McCann, No. 1857 Market street,
City, cents; Louis Keller, Market
Square, city, cent; Miss Tilla Caster,
care of Mr.. Klevis, Centre Wheeling, l
cent; Dick Robinson, at freight depot,
Bridgeport, Ohio, cent; Mr.. Rattle
daffer, city, cent; Rev. James ID. Mof-
fat, city, cent. ..
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COMING EVENTS.

Weddings. Ma. ,,-.
A Public Park. '|'. '- "
Election, Tuesday October 18th; i
Meeting oft Council next TussdaS
Ash.. ~
Board Of Commissioners next Monday
morning. ias1E tam p.
Wilson and Golf discuss the political
situation Tuesday evening.
The removal ofthe Capital to Wheel
ing. 81 -
The election of the entire Democratic
ticket by good majority. ..
Bell Ringers, Tony Denier, Theodore
Thomas, L. L. Davenport, Joe Jefferson
Joe Emmett, Madame Janauschek ant
John E. Owens at the Opera House thi
month.
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County CouET.-This Court met at
1Ol yesterday morning, Judge Cochran
on the bench.
W. j. w. Cowden was appointed
guardian Of George, Nancy, Margaret,
Alkaline Winesburg, orphans of Morgan
Winesbcrg, deceased. Bond 800 in
each case.
In the case Of the Central Glass Works
rs. John Nolan, pleas were withdrawn,
and judgment by confession for s65.2t
with interest and costs, was entered for
the plaintiff.
in the case of james Gallagher as,
Seabrook and McGannon, judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff for so.
in the case Of Virginia Langfrit, eH-
ecutrix, rs j. F.. Morrow, judgment was
rendered for the defendant.
In the case of f.. B. Carter ~. G. NJ.
Heard, judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff fors25t ~
In the case of Jos. Wood, admins
TRAITOR, rs. Anna f.. Caldwell, demurrer
to the declaration sustained and with
leave for the plaintiff to amend.
Tn the case of &. w. McGonnegal rs.
l.. Spence, a special plea was filed and
continued at the defendants costs.
The court adjourned until this morning
at Q o'clock.
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NEIGHBORHoOD NEWS
October 2, 1874
BELLAIRE.


BUTTER is quite scarce, and selling at
IS cents per pound.
A BOAT club will be organized IN this
city at Central Hall tonight: Let all
who are interested turn out. a,.. -
PEACHES as an article Of merchandise
have entirely disappeared in Bellaire. =
Standard Beitdire Local.
"Comet OH had nothing to do with
producing that item. 1t was manufse-
tured out of whole cloth, as our merchant
J. H. Pitt, on Water street, bought and
sold twenty -one bushels of peaches yes
terday.
RUSAwAY.-A most frightful runa-
way took place yesterday afternoon
about three miles northwest of this city.
While some parties were moving a
threshins machine from one farm to an
other, the horses took fright at some
thing and ran away at frightful rate OF
speed. The wagon was upset and the
machine badly broken, but fortunately
no one was hurt.
PERsoNAL.-Our genial friend and fell
low townsman, G.. S. Evans, of the firm
of Evans Bros, left this city Yesterday
TO visit friends in New Castle, Pa. We
wish him pleasant time.
understand from reliable authorl-
" that during the month of September
the books Of the Belmont Glass Works
showed business 81, 900 being done IN
that month, and this, too, with but one
! furnace in operation. This is the largest
months work ever done ut the Belmont
Glass House.
An adjourned meeting of Council was
held last night. The bids for furnishing
two hose reels for our fire department
were opened and read. The bids were
as follows: Knock X Son, of Pitts
burgh, 1895; Kali & Trobe, Of Wheel
ling, $1,000; and the Bellaire Manutac,
turing Company, Sl,O65. An award
was not made when We left the Council
/ Chamber.
BISHOP BEDDLE breaches and confirms
in the Episcopal Church at lO2 O'Clock
A. NJ. tomorrow Sunday. A so he
breaches and confirms in the Presbyter-
ian Church in Martins Ferry at ~. NJ
the same day.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEETING
The Democratic voters of Union district
assembled at Atlantic Engine house
last night, for the purpose of nominating
district officers. The meeting was called
to order BY electing b. A. Galligan
chairman, and William Emblem Secre-
tary. There were fifty-fvc votes cast,
which stood as follows: For County
Commissioner, August Rolf 90; John
Boring -; j. VI. Ewing l6. School
Commissioners, B. A. Galligan ~; J.
VI. Ewing 81; George McCully 40; &
II. Deitcrs ID; John Downs ;. Const:-
bic, William Forsyth 81.
Those nominated were August Rolf,
for county commissioner; y. A. CALI
gan, J. NJ. Ewing and George McCully,
for School Commissioners; and William
Forsyth. for Con stable
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, October 2.-Wheat-
Quiet; Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 l.
al white 81 lSGl 20. Corn-Fi1n;
new ear 7Occ Oh track; old car and she'll
cd 93G95c. Petroleum-Crude tirmer
a, 81 GOAL OF at Parkcrs; refined arm at
I2ie for Philadelphia delivery. Pig
IrSn-Ouiet; No. foundry $2s 0ott
90 90: No. 2foundry $40 0O927 90; gray
fnrge 500 OO{626 80.
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PHILADELPHIA Mark ct.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-Fl"ur--
Firm for best grades Of winter; spring
neglected; spring wheat family extra
S6OO66 70; State, Indiana and Ohio
SIS 1906 %; high grades S. 0O(aS 50.
Wheat-Red 81 l5(Il 90 amber 81 %.
Rye-Steady at 81 o.. Corn-In limited
demand at 81 02a1 OF. O..ts-h mod
crate demand; white 6sSs0c. Pctrolt-
um--Firm; refined l2s@l3c; crude steady
ut SIC in bbls; 4sc in bulk. Whisky
Nominally held at 81 0s. Butter
Steady; western prime S5ia Sc; fair to
good 24G26c. Cheese-Firm; western
prime l43@15ic. Eggs-Strcng and in
active demand; western extra 25c; good
do 23(d25C.
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THEODORE THOMAS CoScERT.-We


had call Yesterday morning from Mr..
Crowell, the pleasant and Sentlcmanly
agent of Mr.. Theodore ThOmrs. He
visits Wheeling for the purpose of max
ing the necessary preparations for giving
our people a rare treat; one OF Mr. Theo-
'durc Thomas unrIvallcd concerts. Mr..
Thomas name and reputation rs n muoi-
cal director are world wide. He will he
with IL on the 1jth inst, accompanied
by his uncqualed concert combination Of
sixty distinguished performers, and
promises to give a concert in the same
style ofpcrfection as in New York. Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and other large cities.
One of the most attractive features which
will be presented is the appearance of
Miss Emma Crunch, young American
lady and native Of Cincinnati. Her
voice is said to he one o.: extraordinary
purity and richness. But all of the per-
formers will bc first class, and we pre-
dict a complete success far the concert.
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CAUSES.
CAUSES.
Deaths in corresponding month ofls73....iO

THE HEBREW FEAST OF TABERSA-
cLEs.-The last day of the Hebrew Feast
of the Tabernacle which commenced on
Saturday last, began last evening at sun
set. and was celebrated in the synagogue.
Yesterday, which succeeded the conclud-
ing festival, is designated as the "Festi-
val Of the Great Hosannah." In many
of the orthodox families it il the custom
% hold watch meetings on the night pre-
ceding the Feast Of the Great Hosannas,
when psalms and prayers ara sung and
read. Sunday is celebrated by the ortho-
dor as the Festival Of Rejoicing for the
law"
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October 2.-Cotton-
Quiet at l4!c Flour, Wheat, Rye and
Bsrley-Dull and unchanged. Corn
Quiet ana steady at s4@SGc. Oats-De-
mand good at 5465Sc. Oils-Unchang-
ed. Eggs-Dull at E@lsc. Butter
Dull; choice Sl632c. Cheese-Firm
Pork Nominal Lard Quiet; summer
l3sG13ic. Bulk Meats-Shoulders SIC;
sides nominal. BacOn-Dull and unset.
tied; shoulders 93@95c; clear rib sides
l56l5tc; clear sides l5i@l6e. Whisky
Firm at 81 03.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October 2.--Flour-Stesdy
and in moderate demand. Wheat
Steady and in moderate demand; No. !
Sb;ts wabash 81 10; No. ! red 81 III
No 2 do 81 Oh. Corn-Duli and de:
cI;ned; high mixed spot sSle; seller oc:
IN. IN a Ic: damaged &c. Oats-Steady
. auS in moderate demand; No 2 sic;
White SIC; Michigan sic; rejected 4Sic'
clover Seed 75G5 20.
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BOYS who an not quite old enough to
be called young men, should not indulge
in the useless and dangerous habit of
carrying pistols, md parents do wrong
in permitting them t" carry weapons
which are NOT only dangerous TO them
selves but to others around them. Let
your boy trade his piAol for dog, and if
thedog sas, worthlcss - shooting iron
send hinftoa butcher, where he will prob
ably be- turned TO some account.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Mark et. ~

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--There are rumors OF
failures in Wall street this afternoon, but
the only one definitely ascertained is tina
of S. Kaufman s. Co., produce exporters
No. 90 Broad Street. ...
MoNEy-Active this afternoon, and
rose to 6 per cent on call; this brought
heavy offerings of capital and the rate
dropped to q per cent and was easy;
prime discounts, two to four months,
697 per cent. Sterling advanced on
kaufman & Co.'s failure to 1854 for sixty
days, and 1881 for sight. Actual bust
ness was very light at slightly below
these rates. Treasury disbursements
$l54,OOO. Customs receipts $295,OO0. :.
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll0i,
and sold in the meantime at llOs. Car
rying rates 1@2 per cent. Clearings
$24,0OO,O0O.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
GovERNMENTs-Firm and in good de
mapd
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GRAND FREE LuSCH.-I. y. Hagan.
proprietor of the White House Saloon,
on Market s,reet opposite the Mcclure
House, will give grand free oyster
lunch on Monday, from l0A. VI. to IL P.
NJ Oysters will be served IN every style.
In addition to this the white House"
keeps the finest wines and liquors At the
bar, and fresh beer Away, on tap. Ev-
srybody Is invited 10 call.
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,, SLIGHTLY ISAcCUKATE.-The report
Of the collision between the huggi-s Of
Captain-W. Ii. Travis and hts brother
Lewis, IN the Natioral road, on last
Thursdsy. As reported by the MGndord
last evening, is incorrect. The horse
only kicked once. and did no. kick Cap
tain Travis ankle out of place, a. stated
by the STANDARD. The injury sustained
by Captain Travis wa, very Eight and
not worth mentioning. ,.s..
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 2.-Flour-Firm
and fairly active. Wheat-Firm; No
I red 81 %. Corn-Dull at 95(69Sc
Oats-Firm at 63G65c. Rye Firmer
a, 81 COAL O3. Hay-Firm at sls %
62O 90. Pork Unchanged. Baecn-A
good order of trade; shoulders loci
Clear rib sides l5i@l5!c. Hsms-Sugsr
cured l4@l5c. Lard, Butter and Coffee
Unchanged. Petroleun-Nominally
at 6Ic. Whisky-Firmer at 81 09(dl 10,
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NEW YoKK AND BgOOkLYN
CONSERVATORY OF MUsIC,
RRnoKLYS. Anil l.. 1874.

After using eighteen u the Weber ri
amos in our Conservatory over seven
year. I can .ay that ] have been much
gratitied By the universal approval Of our
selection from teachers and schools, and
we all sgree that no other pianos could
have proved 20 satisfactory for our use,
and that it Is the only known piano
which combines all the qualitits of per-
feet piano, viz: power, sweetness, bril-
liancy and perfect equality Of tone, elias
ITCHY Of tone, and great durability.
HESEU MoLLEsHAUK, H,lIeai DIR.
VIZ. h. SHEIB, Sole agent.
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THE cquinoctial storms are reported to
have been very severe all over the cour-
try. They began late, but in earnest.
Summer has fingered into autumn fur
Their than usual this year, but We have
seen the last of il now. It stole one
month from autumn. Autumn, perhaps,
as it often does, will steal one month
from surly old winter, and the season. re-
main open until Christmas.
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THE SECOND WIFE.

From the German Of F.. Marlitt, author
of"The Old Nam Relies Secret, etc. An
edition. l2mo. Fine cloth. Price, STA
"a German story OF intense interest, By
one OF the best-known writers OF romance
OF that county, Washington ChrUnicl,.
1.-THE Second WIFE is at once an artistic
literary labor and q charmingly Interest.
Ing novel baltimore Saturday Night
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THE WORKS OF E. MARLlTr,

Translated by Mrs. A. l.. WIsTER.
"The Little Moorland Princess" sixth
edition: limo; Fine cloth; sl.1h.
countess Gisela." sixth edition limo
Cloth; sl.iS.
cold Elsie" Ninth edition; limo: 10. !,
$40.
THE Old Nam 'ielle's Secret" Eleventh
edition: lBmo; Cloth; $50.
For sale by booksellers generally. will
he sent by mail, postpaid, upon receipt ~
the price by
j. Il. LIPPlNrOTT & CO, Publishers.
;ljand III Market street, Philadelphia.
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KEEP To The RrGKT.-lf all Pers ons
whether driving or walking, would r.
member the lawful injunction, Keep to
the right collisions would not occur
and travelling would be more pleasant.
Every one has the right Of way, but 70
be right, be must keep to the right, As
The law directs.
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PERsoNAL.-B. N. Harris, Esq, of
Richmond, Grand High Priest of the
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Assons Of
Virginia, was in this city yesterday and
had rooms at the Mcclure House.
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Our AGAIS.-Two Of the Women :
Temperance Band were cut yesterday,
and visited most Of the saloons on Main
street, in Centre Wheeling. They did
no, attempt to pray or sing, but only sd
vised the proprietor. to get into some
other business. The ladies were treated
in the most respectable manner by those
upon whom they called.
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"MARTINs.' The Commercial Dining
Room and Restaurant of Martin" on
Market street, is becoming more popular
every day, and deservedly so. He gets
oysters in the most tempting way and in
the best possible style. If you want a
good dinner, supper or breakfast, he is
also at home on that and will certainly
satisfy you His establishment is open
at all hours, and your orders are filled on
the shortest possible notice.
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SToCKs-Opencd weak and tluctuated
frequently during the day with n general
downward tendency aud closed i@1} per
cent below the highest point of the day,
but steady in tone. The leading features
were Western Union, Northwestern COM
mon, Lake Shore, Rock Island, Union
Pacific, Wabash and Pacific Mail
The sales to day aggregated 2l3,OO0
shares, of which $1,000 were Western
Union, $4,000 Pacific Mail, 800 New
York Central, $1,000 Lake Shore, 28,0OO
Union Pacific, 10000 Northwestern,
5000 Rock Island, 5000 st. Paul, 10000
Wabash, and 10000 Ohios. The dccluc
at the close was due to the suspension of
Kaufman & Co. The firm was establish
ed in 1869, with branches at Savannah
and Liverpool, and has been extensively
engaged in the export of cotton, grain,
petroleum and other domestic products.
The bills of exchange drawn by the house
have sold we'll in the market. The losees
are well distributed among the leading
bankers and foreign banks. Assets and
liabilities not yet ascertaincd,
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MAKE HOME EyJoYABLE.-Thc lonl

MAKE HOME ENJOYABLE.-Thc long
winter evenings will soon be here, which
ii is the season not only Of SOCIAL enjoy
ment, but ought also to be made the time
Of intellsctual improvement. Multitudes
of boys and girls complain that their
homes are made 50 disagreeable that they
feel constrained to find companionship
and enjoyment elsewhere. All parties
are anxious to have q remedy suggested
for this uncomfortable state ofthings.
The remedy must be applied, in the
first instance by the parents, and per-
haps it is difficult to suggest one which
they will accept. They must remem-
Der the days of their youth, and what
was necessary to their comfort and en-
ioyment when they were boys and
girls, and young men and young wom-
en-. Having cleared their memories
OIL these points, they should next try
to make home what in their young days
they wanted home to be. .....
YouNG people, in order to be content
ed, must be interested IN something, and
they can take All interest in only such
matters as are interesting to them. A
boy of eighteen cannot feel, think, or act
like man Of forty-fvc. Nor can gIrI
Of sixteen find her enjoyment in such
things that content the matron OF forty
Just how any particular home is to be
made attractive to any particular circle
of Young people, it is impossible to say
But the general principle to he kept i'll
view is that the young people muat have
an atmosphere Of genial affection thrown
around them, and be permitted to in
dulgc their useful tastes in every way
consonant with reason and their OWL
! WILL 'SHio'
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AGRICULTURAL districts have pro-
duced large and remunerative crops Of
grain and vegetables, and farmers can
live and grow fat.