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SwINDLIsG ~ \ CHURCE.-In q certain
Troy church or Sunday, says the Times
ofthat city, a Young man who occupied ii
scat nGar The pulpit WAS evidently greatly
embarrassed when the collection wastaken
up. His pew was about the first into
which The basket was thrust. and he
plunged his hand into his pocket, kept
the collector waiting u and then
quickly thrusta biil-evidently the FIST
he could get ont Of his wallet-intO the
basket. Alter the services the young
man fingered, and, when the consrega-
ton had retired, approached the gentle
man who had charge OF the Collection, and
who was counting Il At the time, and re-
marked that he va a stranger in the city,
that he was a poor young man, and had,
10 the hurry OF the moment put a $40 bill
into The collection basket by mistake tor a
81 bill He inquired mOdestiy if il would
be unfair to ask for the return OF 50 to
him. The collector, approaching the
Strangers evident fraGkucss and modesly.
looked over the collection, and finding the
$40 Dill, offered TO eturn Il. The stran-
ger declined, saying that he meant to con-
tribute 81, and that. as he had no small
change, lie would be satisfied il 50 were
refunded to lin. This was proof positive
10 the TREASURER that the stranger was real
ly honest, and he accordingly gave him
81, nearly all there was in the basket
with the exception of the bill, and the
stranger departed with many thanks and
apologies. After the treasurer reached
home he wa struck by the appearance OF
the bill and examined it closely. 1t was
counterfeit.
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Nels Advertisements
CHERIFF's SALES.

Dy virtue n sGadry wits Of Fieri Faeias IN,
LeT3ria Fatias issaei out OF the Court ef C1m
mon Pleas o. Somerset county, Pa. ami 10 M,
directed. ! vii expose 90 sale ~ public cutsry. "a
the Court Hogse, IN SoI.efSet, On
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TEyEE TABLES.


On. and amer Monday, Nov. Isl, s75-trains VIII
, ,s follows. o1anecting with all passengerirains
ON mop ". kB. r. r. no Express trains are
- .r--l-- min. !
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NOTICE
DUBLIC SALE
Thursday. Janaaru -. 1871

The undersigned viii sell at public sale Ia,
property OF Augustus I. Stahl, on the premises
In Jefferson township, on
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-27

lelelelten unteriffhtiat bleiben: nur
cas- @eleB fam in pielsr bc&widtisen
AnSslssenbsit 6dlfe brinaen. Nd@fs
Dem 1T su empfeblen, Bag Der Staat
pie priDaten 65benwalruneen, inloweit
ite ~ubsrbaErt tduRi@ fnp, an t&
brtn9t ME pisls6 fGOn felt Dielsn Sab
rem tm S5ntsrei& Sa6len Der Tau III.
Wie iebr oieler 9crsuna benz 9anbe ees
niBt bat, lebrt rte Grfabrune; benn
lcI@e elementare unfdue Cleberl6wem.
mnnBen, 8olfentrG@s u. I. Nd ME In
ptslen ancern Qdncern bat cas 85nia>
reid Sa6len in DER neueren uno neues
fen Belt sIidIi&er Deiie niSt su be-
flaesn sebabt."
Aher ni&t blOe Der Wanesl an er5.
bsrsn Balpuusen flbrt srObs Inter
laiece tn Ger Witteruu9. namentliG
anbaItsnDe Eredsnbeit DiBs unp bet
8esen pl5BIi6e usberi6wsmmuneen
berbet, icncern eS trsreen aud 6iBe
unp Gicdenbeit purG Manesl anO t.
unD W%a!pb1umsn TIM fladen 9ance
nnD in Ibdlern aueerorpsntli6 tesins
l.ftiat. Sopobl YripatperlOnsn als Sc,
mel ben lOaten ld resbalb, weil IS in
ibrem 9ntert6e ltest anaelesen lein
la6en, ALE pldbe NIT gdumsp Ono
oielelben aus anpern @rInnen etpa
nt&t i6splid Inp) su bspFanssn unD
spar nit Sbfbdumen iberal ha. no
tie aepeiben, aubsrpsn, nit 8alpbaus
men.
IN oerartisen pldsen fsblt ss MIR
eencS. Wan pente nur an bic Stra
Sen uno Gommunieatiunsrpeee, bte
Iriftsn. @eirtr, Glue- unb @a6ufer,
Die 5ffentlt6en YldBe unp @drien.
aud Baum>Nueen unD sinseln ifebenpe
Sdume finp S6uBmtttel eeseu BIZ
austrOfnenpen Dinpe; aud fie erbal,
ten etuen 9tSberen Geu6tisfeits3ufanr
Der Cuff uno Derminsern Die Nustrcd.
nuns oss SOpsus, lOwte gu bObs 6ige.
9raee.
Gin WufsrlauD in bieler 8s3iebunl
ii pus &5nisrei@ 8irtembers, mel.
Dies nit BEN berrlidffen Sbfbdumsr
Iberldst ii unO nit einem sroben Obf:
uno Weinsarten CBein am Neda'
uno letnen fdmmtlthen NebenFI6sn,
pergltdsn nsreen fam. So mar
winIdenswertb, penn man in ausr
g taaten. 70 mel! es immsrbin m6sltd
1T, In dbnlt6er Beile uOrseben wlrpe
= ie sroben usberldpemmunsen piefsl
Sabres baben pieIfa4e 8eranIafunl
seeeben. bic beiprodenen pplfepirtb.
l6afli9sn Gerte6erunsen poriunsb
men.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-27

nm bic Speculatipnen Der @roemd@s
te: 8uelanb nil @enHaHtincpsl be-
leBsn, ENGLAND lauert auf @eeypten.
Osfsrei6 auf bic DOnauldneef, unb
preuBen unc TrantreiA 1hauen niAt
germ 3u, Obne au@ einen GeBsn ia be-
tcmmen.
uebsr bic @rau1amteiten. weIGe bic
Idrten periiben, beri@tet etnE eleeramm
aug Cara, 20. Ott.: SIN 8ibat1Gsr
Sancl&a! wuroen 60 su Wiitdr, ar,
bet!en requirtrte gauern mafucrirt;
pssBleidea melret man aus 8u,im
uno priebpr baarfrdubenre @rau1ams
tetten. Sm 8e3irf 9iSno purpenGbrts
fen eeiduneen, neil islbe i'm @srea&t
ffanbsn, bic SniurrectiOn betmliG
3u ~untcridBsn, Dos BET 0intca fss
benpe Snfurreetions> Corps BON 0iurO
GilipOOic %Serfdrfte f& pur6 Gladt,
hinge auf taulsno damn. 8enf pa
l&a Don Serajspp iu9t bte S&ulp an
zen GinfGIsn tiirfil6er Iruppsn tn
Ssrbien auf 8auern aus NopisarOS
Su mdlssn. Gbatla6e IT, cae Baldts
So3afs pie @tnfdQe nsriibten, unter@
ltiBt bon Nfsams. Pope Carlo dber>
trug eas ObercOmmanpp iber Die TN
Sanpi9af NOptba;ar febenoen SnIurs
9sntenfbaaren an Baren clinton Ores
foDic. Bel BaGoiepitld fanren am
26. b. beceutenpe Sdmpfe fat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-27
Gie 8irren In Ser Strict

iino BON ibrer e5iune mod melt snts
fernt. 8efauntli6 unterbanrelten tiss
Der 8uBlanb, Stferrei@ uno bic psut
lde 8esieruns r.tt hem tirfii9en Sul,
tan, unt cine before BebanDluns Der
@brifen BON Ssite Der 1Irfen ;u eraiee
len, bod btsber NIT i6leGtem Grfclee.
SsBt idetnt RuBlano enclt& ernife
Wiene ;u ma6en-natirltd In ieinem
eisenen Sntsrefe. Gs miro ndmli6
aus ct. petersburg Dem 20. October
buihtst
Der amtliue 1bcil pss 8ssisrunsss
Nnseisers entbdlt cine R~unoeebune be-
trfenp bic Greisni6e cuff Der BaIfans
balbiniel. in wel9er berSpreebOben
miro, ras 3uelanp. rre1r1 aud nit
bsipen ibm DsrbInpeten Mdbten Obne
ale esOtfil6e btnteresconfen unc Ies
benabf6ten sur Grbaltuns ces europdt
Iben Jriepens berett, bod oisiem
Banoe ntdt rte SYmpatbie fir bic lIas
pt16en Gbrifen gum Spfsr brtnee.
RublanD BABE in @srbinpuns nit De-
ferrei6 uno Deutld!anc, psnen Grant,
reid, Stalien uno GnelenD I1 am
l6lOfen, CUR germelpuns elmer Snlers
penttpn Die Glrfet aufseforeert fh
nit zen Nuffdnoilbsn 3u psrelet1en.
Der Sultan babe aud Hefprmen auees
idert unp Elm Srore erlai1en. In nell
Diem ct Grletdterunsen uno @Ieidbes
redtisung Ger @brilten ZEN WObame>
canern %sseenl5er nerbtes. Nber dbns
li1e frabere 8erf6srunsen ieien nies
mails eineebaIten irOrcen uno pas Ver<
trouen perlcren sssanssn. gs iei
pftdt Der Wd6te rieiss fir cteDur@s
fdbruns Der 3sfOrmsn unerldslt@e
8ertrauen III befefisen ; iscenfaas
miRe Die traurtse Sage Der &rifli&en
8ep5lferuns In Der Edrffi elm Gnoe
nebmen." Das 1T osutlib seiprOGen,
unp Ger ruiTi6e Saiier ma6t ni&t
Issre 8Orte, ionbsrn 1T 81 Ibaten emit
lblo6en, penn er ft1 Sfentltb. aus
ipriGt. gr fcrryt bic MdGte 3ur
Snteryenttcrt auf. SoQten fe niGt
mitpirte1, 70 rtrp 8ablanD ALIEN TN
terseniren /: cenn ts III pur&aus ni&t
ssionnen, bte SYmpatbie fir pie fIaOis
fdsn gbriifsn Der Treunclauft NIT ben
W61tsn 3unt Spfer 3u brinsen urs
a.n,uB pie traurise Gage Der &rtfliden
Bep6Iferuns in Ger Sarfei eth Gnbe
nebmen." lrsnssa 80
9 Da6 aud in England bic anT6t
pcrberrl9t 90 lei NIT Der Girfenberrs
ltaft 40 Gnre, 3sist eta S%slesranrt Der
2cnpcner Iimes pom 10! Nov. uel@ss
rnelbet: 4t1H osHc
Der Sultau fam bic 6er;e8opina
nidt retten. Go lfestni&t msbri fsinsr
Ma&t. Der GrisDe fam rlur nod
pur& bic 8ernfGtuns BET tirffl9en
5errI&af interchangeable tuerbsn.
Weua bic aufrdbreri6en yropinset,
erR In Der Sbbnt Sefrei1s pdren.
pann f5nntsn bic Nd9te NIT gebaGt
bic SaGIase dberfdnusn unb gprtetS
fir pie 3ufunft trefsn.
5n Der @irfIi&feit bartelt IS fd
treriser urt tfe Gage Der Gbrtfen als
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Holiday Goods at the Oleovteh brss.

The Brothers OIcovich come out with
their annual rich and large display of
fine and desirable goods in their line OF
business. Brocades and silks wooden
sood- snd popiins laees. furs and rib
bons s:iawl~. jackets and fine hosiery ;
velvets af til. fuest fixture and most
beautiful and endariue cClors elegant
handk+ rehi~fs and 1ndersleeves choice
gloves a0d rich eolla-s fancy goods
and rich ;ew-lry; dolls and dolls dresses ;
dresses and cIoaks and every sort ard
SHAPE aud kind Of dry goods are there
in lreat ,1oiusloD and Vt the most favor
able prices. Their carpets are Of the
richest and Most elegant kinds. some Of
the costly srit, oiht RS cheap, very cheap.
Also cloth;ng. blankets. table lin. n,
shoes and CATERS and osershoes. etc..
making al tod. the choieest stock from
which 10 select in the State. See their
new adv rtisement.
WE co CIRCULATE the town upon the
fxet that au ordinance has been passed
by the Board of Trustees shutting up
all hnrdy houses. Such places are the
reson. for the very lowest class of men
and Uonen, and in the testimony given
befote the Corners Jury yesterday it WAS
stated rLnt the dance houses on Musssr
sire. furnished The greater part OF the
ro~dish ,ut-IIopers who made tbs Curr.
Engine house their lonfing place. The
fac, IS, hose trys,iag places OF rogues
a' h les ought to have been closed
long ago.
In B. N Bon PARTY given last even
ing by the Ivy Club was a very brilliant
and deiightsoms affair. The ladies' were
very handsomely dressed, and the
younger ones we're surprisingly sweet;
and with their bon bon head pieces and
graceful movements made the hall pre-
sent very picturesque and animated
appearance. The music was excellen,
aud the hail beautiful in all its appoints
mebts Tue Ivies bid fair to supersede,
in the matter Of elegant soirees. the
Adelphis whose parties were 80 popular.
Dissolution OF Co-PARTNEEsHIP.-
Iesrrs. Judd 4 Mulcahy have dissolved
co-partnership in the soap manuiactur-
ing business. See their advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-18

4 SHAMEFUL SrATy OF ArrAIEs.-- In
the course Of Mr.. Safel's testimony
yeste, day before the Coroner's jury he
stated that it had been a practice OF
those hoodlums'' as he called them,
(msanipg we know not whom, to use
the Curry Engine House as place Of
nssignation for themselves and their
- It'd bits meaning q certain class Of
young and very depraved prostitutes.
Also he stated in effect that the engine
house WAS tho loafing place of great
number of idlers and suspicious charac-
tiers. He told us in response to an in
quiry of how X happened that Tom
Burt had been allowed TO make the en-
CINE house his lodging place, that they
did not want to offend him, fearing il
they did that be would do some injury
to the engine or hose. Now it seems to
us that these conditions have been tole
rated long enough by the Curry Engine
Company. That Company embraces III
its mem oership some Of the best men N
Carson as also does the Hose Company.
These ow to themselves and their
organizat take steps to exclude all
suspicious acters from their build
ing and T = stop to the disgraceiul
practices b, whose enactment their hos
pitality has been abused and their prem
lses polluted. We are not reading that
excellent and very effective fire company
a lecture We are merely letting its MEM
bers know that they will be sustained in
all efforts to correct the abuses indica-
led. p. S.-Since writing the above We
are glad to see in last evenings Tribune
a notice from Foreman Muller that in
future no persons not members of the
Curry Company will be allowed to enter
their engine house.
ELDER MILLAED is full of the faith
that is in him. He believes, sincerely
in Joe Smith and the Book of Mormon.
He fights polygamy with all his heart
and strength. He is willing, and il the
truth were known. anxious, to enter into
y polemical debate with any preacher OF
any sect. and will make terms and
looking to such discus
sion il any are ready to meet him. Put
up or shut up,
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The Emporium OF Fashisn.

Mis-. c. CrSsIsGHAH now Offers her entire
stock Of latest styles in ladies' and cLildren's
hats at aStonishii lou rr.ees. Hat TT m.
minEs and elegant lsdies ncct lies and han q lsr
chief boxes inst received a. equally low prices.
In addition 10 my extensive dress making q =
partmsnt ] manufacture handsome ladies'
cloahs and it will be to apy Ia iy's interest TO
call and examine them. Ready made wrappers
for 81 Oh. Gentlemen's Kid glove and nccktiss
in all cclors. Now is your time 10 secure your
holiday pr SCENTS; my prices on all 90 d, are so
ow that none will have cause TO complain of
hard times. Mrs. &. CUS>INGHAM,
dec1ls Corbett Block.
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CITY
s,rNieG .Ts}Cn REPORT



1875 Qphir - :, 49,. =, IS b., Az
$50 Mexican 49,. ln3., 49,
laG0 Gould and Curry -, q, u bb
1905 Best a,id HeicEer 90, Sc :. 20 b.
20 Savage u, 10. i5a.. lbs
240 Chollar %. 81. o. DO. so. 50
40 Hale aud Eorcr0ss IS. II
80 Crown Point 81 =, Il =. .
$50 yellow Jacket 81. ie0, 10 -
800 Imperial 81. (. .,
10 Empire Mill ..
10 kcntuck y, Il.
1855 Alpha Il
1875 Becher SO :, s., 3:.->}., - %
$50 Confidence 20
300 Con virginia 900, 800, 394
$40 Sierra Nevada 20, Hoi<
265 California Il, %. 20 :, 1t@., 20.
30 Bullion 10
so EXcheGUer |! :, II
SO Seq Bc!chcr So
.95 Overman 81, -. 81 :. ;ti>.
.93j Justice - :, q, Is :, 2h;@ -
100 Succor IS
20 Union Con 9, $685.
NO Lady Bryan ~, :, = be
30 buckeye II.
So Caledonia -.
400 Julia 10. ~
$50 Baltimore ~
20 trIan IGis. II
20 silver ~
"a payton4 ~
asn,~,
"a u,a,i, 80
90 Ptoche 75c
,jo .insr,t j.. /,
n - p.t,.L
"a p,,,,.,n;t.
90 ! ~ - f,,s 10. ~
oo I.,.,.,r.on -.
~, 20 "e-i', -,
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'sens'"aeI
men. lto nut know who they were Their
faeea vcra ,}iecr,is.i with something
ils nginc over tf,cm. saw hey were
no, there for The purpose Of iuiuriug
tn ,u,;n. spd ,,rroj III. uaick.
loj r.e, j., y...,,l.!fa r,ipl,t,. ~ more
Or ',e,. . yni.,. j., q ai~r!isci tone rIiei
,.,,, g, ,.,,,. ,,hi,.I, conll not rightly
-r,o,,t.r3 ,n. tbor2bt it said.
,,ioI. -ra want vor ~ no foolish,
,aes ol,on4 II either" moment more
s,7 hoard toatstens starting toward
VI. front 3ao, ;1,loinr by The sound.
50 ,aav ra.s.t on, they turns6 The
,o,,,r, a,1 ,,ossaa a,rsy uuieily. A.
for lan.e q. ti,, or ten minutes I got
o,5 o,e,., ny. aaor md looked oHt.
cav f,o, ~. |,mn WAS too high nni
~, fr,o.,. ioo, o,,sn turned tn, in,up
down ana shut the door. Everything
looked oni.. about the house. then
u.p. hal, r. lad | struck n match
and looLsd at III. clock in NY room. Il
va, then a quarter " two
- I hIeNiabor sHora tbs, he was em-
,,nvsd to ji, graves 70, NJ. Samuel &.
ly,;ob. the uu5..rt,ke. and ,JroprIesor
or the -emeta,v. at the gate Of which
Hnr, uas hanre,l. He was with Wright.
Going t.. H., cemetery 10 bury the body
Of wosasa. when l.. discovered the
body Of Rurt hanging Their. lie went.
! no nearer 10 the BODY Than forty feet.
Then cane back 10 town.
T,.,,,o. Coffin .sor. that l.. iienti-
! fed IN. corpse as that q Thomas Burt.
a,1 thu, Nm, bad ,ol5 hin, he WAS from
! Ssv York. The deceased WAS about y,
: or .. wears Of are
III. ,ar,l:ct Z the Ccrarer's iu.y is
as follows Death At the hands of an
ruknowu yicilauca Committee by whom
+ h. vas taken from the Curry Engine
ho,se about half-rest one O'Clock. on tho
r,,,,,,;,,., - Dsoar,b.r y 1915
! tn. deceased was one of = gang Of
vao,an. sca,nns uho Lsye infested Car
son .or two or .bra. months. He Was
o--.,..l gonna time after tbe bu-ninp Of
,;oore + ps,ker'sHar, but having man
ifestea q WILLINGNESS to "paach" on his
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B;i>Ius0.. DiNHoNN. DE
T5>Dr!!.
al Piites SiGy per teni. tF".s hha"
tuy Pin,r In 1tais STAKE


a. ~
,.....;.,., g.. .r..,.,
Joe i''NshS''F"' ''-'' '-'''',.'
the requirements III this IucIE2t on r9en
,,r,,...... viii nix. the c.ti.ans of Carson
..,,,,l,. .,,- ~. -,
rA'h'' !" f'''L''' ''''''''.'
rates sni,"d 10 the times. mas "f'"'''"'
With g.;a. c4l.. tn mos Extensive
..r
7''' " We
rb..,. a,smonds arr at, ~ the various
shapes o.
rlsGs, STUD 40 sAI,,
And are made fog ladies as VII IS gen
,leuen. In this tot q STONES j. one
immense
soHr>noG soLylAIGE
sa,in.,jns. This j. the most valuable
-, .,s..,,s ,,r s,,a in this ,qar.
Ie"'' eve ''''"
! kei. ih"-'' goods nave wee" 'e''''S'
/ pmN"s9ls -'r
j hEs Eoi4pA's
And. as sllu DeiuiF, WI -" SUI az
prices ranging '''i'y ~ per 'tn'' Is.
man any p"us' IL ~ T,',., amJ
! offered diamonds t"r sac i,n"IeH "l'''
inc Tbs lnt OF d!"inoudS, II tor II" ".her
pnrpes' ,hsil !" soHt";s h., i.,hor
,;aalc,, There are also at Joe Go,en-
stock :, five hundred pairs Of
hoEsE' ELsshEis ..
80 ,n,'' gn,,'r al tbs In,ip. a. i re,,
hot,
; TrpIcrp FLryR AID NOT SsiALi-Fo%, -
r, ,.,,. ,o,,-,. -f,oh,,,t,,, = pr,,
ee
We meh'!'h tne '-a' mat an ear! ''AS'H'
took plq..s " stsltjaY moruin1. The fact
'''''' 'l'' ''V''' '''''', I ''' - ''''' So
'"'s''! '.'. s"'. '-'T " N''..V '.'p'.
cloIa 'n'' 10" ".', -" A'd ecu "
tGat ,,o Ia,sa ,t a',,, No.. .i.rsa ~
tvrbc;a tay.r Tho 1ea.l ,y.ra ,,9n and
1,ita Thei- ,or,.s Nalso, rho, b.va
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The NARIAN- De ANGELS combination
have Just finished very successful en-
gagement ut Austin, and having paid
their bills, the RereiRe gives them good
send off,
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satinsiipg. This is The most valuable
jew.! ever offered Tor sale i'll this iaar-
ket. Ti"-. goods have been selected
pmnosQiy ."r
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-19
For the VERMONT FARMER.
Recoll lections of Farm Life.
Chapter Nv. E1curslons.


After the long haying aud harvesting
time has dragged itself slowly by, as soon as
the cool autumn weather makes all manner
Of ofpleasure-taking the craving of the rural
ists,-so worn by the currents Of co-opera-
ting sun.rays and gOlngs afeld then comes
the time of excursions, ns,-dearest Of thoughts
the year round to the females and children /;
nor can l believe that the stolid older mas.
culines are so exempt from its unbscomlng-
to-manly- y-indiferenoe inlence as they pre-
tend.
Some bright morn the rested horses will
be led out, to wed for a long distance the
ancient family conveyance. Sundry heavy
baskets will pass into durance vile under the
dark seats, their fair and napkined breasts
unruffied by prying fingers, and the smooth
rotundity of their mountain fulness undimin.
ished by the tempest of appetite, alas SO
soon to sweep over and engulf the transi ent
sweetness of few hours Meanwhile
Farmer Is. Is shaving surely that remark
able performance will usher 10 an unusual
event While the good man has been SC
busy at bArberiDg on grand scale his beard
ed meadows, the home-stubble has assumed
bristling confidence at the long absence Of
the razor, and Strengthened up, every hair
into an aristOcratc prominence quite form
idable. To-day, however, the old man Is to
be put of, and the new man put ONTO.
gether with best boots and cOat,-in celebrl
tion of an inexorabls custom Of the family
the annual excursion.
Now wo are among the hill-rOads, be
tween banks where the shade Of the over
hanging oVergreens is so day-deep that tn,
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from the women as much as possible; re-
membering that "a mans work is from sun
TO sun, and q woman's work is never DONE"
But make it as light as possible by all the
conveniences obtainable. Above all make
home pleasant for yourselves aud children
by all those embellishments and surround
ings that cost so little in themselves, but add
such q charm TO the home, and make il the
one place desirable above all others TO the
members Of each household. Poets have
written and bards sung Of "Home, sweet
home," but they have never exhausted the
subject, aud never can; there is no place
like it to the tempest-tossed mariner on life's
tempestuous sea, and very fortunate indeed
is he or she that has true home to 20 to at
the close Of each days tolls aud cares. We
should make our homesl pleasant and cheer
ful by such variety Of reading as will
meet the tastes Of all ; as there is no amuse-
ment 50 cheap and profitable as good read
ing. 1t helps to keep the boys aud girls at
home, and makes it enjoyable to them, 50
that they have no occasion or desire to go
away from home for amusement. only such
lis just and proper. This beautifying of
our homes by shade trees, &C., &C.. thereby
making farming more pleasant, might form a
subject for a much longer article than this,
but fear have made this too long and will
not try your patience longer.