The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-30
Local Correspondence.
InRrrro. Aug. q. 1873.

lEORETIOs aug - 100
ENRON FuEFNAS-In our communication of |
last week referring TO our young friend oil bO-
rettO W huse gentlemanly bearing dud pollle ana
courteous manners Induced us TO give ms inl- !
tioIs when AR, &c s. :" but which appeared I'm ,
print as &c. T. we request you 10 make the
correction as we know of no one here whom
the latter initials VIII fit. Kindness, especially
when il comes from strangers. always tOuchSs
the heart unless seIhshEesS has filled 1t with all
ubsorbfuu self and in alluding to one from
whom strangers receive many kind attentions.
unsolicited and unexpected in our case, we de-
part from our usual custom. Money can ouy
great many things, but II cannot buy What per
fains In a real gentleman, in whom religion,
truth. honor. politencss and Ealiatttry are all
cont bitied. Wea forced TO admit that we ire
on,4nfiv observe "A hack OF these qualities tn peo-
pie who should know better, but it may oe they
are afraid their stock viii become exhausted II
tbey disniav their puIlautry 100 often. Hence
il is that they reserve their Few Chesterhetdlan
airs for "the city, where they hope. II they
ever reach there, to make 'an impreSson.
The picnic is over, aud was. as had been au-
Tctac fJ,,sTciaiiTf Tho tnorniro sun beanled
brightly, giving promise OF day 81 uucloudeu
fairness, which was very happily realized 1hS
stream of humanity from various portions QL
this aud adjoining counties kept pouring IN
until the spacious grounds were h!iei ana q
picture of enjoy Hleut presented which rs seldom
witnessed. But what cOntraStsl we mentally
excuIn as take seat near by and watch
the genus homo as they pass to AMI tro. Gay
with an abandon truly refreshing, while cium-
sy ones spoil tbe ''set" and are voted nuisance.
with tho ruddiest IF checks mud the brightest
Of ribbons, ecstatically enjoying their holiday,
But how any mau wearing an Car-iusurHnce
collar of three inches and a killing cravat
with one loop pointing 10 the north pole, can
find girl to 5ali is love with him Is heyGnd our
comprehension. Sttll there is no telling, gen
tienen, where your chief charm lies. II may
be in the silver OF your tongue or tue silver In
your pocket. for the weaker vessels OF human
ity are frequently parddOxical in their fancies
Yet they seldom Iaucy your sleek, SOft-sktnued
Uriah Heep, with u smiTk upon his cuunteTi-
unce and the Inevitable s,liny stove pipe beaver,
with attic aud ground floor apartments, upon
his head. Women seem TO have an intuition
that these oIIy-tongued. SOFTLY gliding lords OF
creation C) are trCacnerous, and that their prin-
ciples are not manly aud lndependent-
IL is growing later Refreshment tables that
in the morning groaned under their load OF
good Things, are being rapidly cleaned OF their
contef. Is the dancers. in rapid succession J,
partaixe of some OF "the deiicacies OF the season
before Joining in the next ''sct After refresh
ing the "inner man. survey the surrOund'
Ing country, which in the glowing sunset pre-
sents a panorama Of great beauty, the loity
mountain ranges towering IN the distance as
{ peak after peak rears its proud head alott untl
! lest lu the FAR of blue horizon. Scenery faliy-
like and wild skirt these majestic monarchs
/ encrcling in their vast cXpause forest, Woou
1 and vale-deep, silent woods signing Dougb'
4 and extreme solitude reminding one that.
! III from society we learn 10 live,
! 'Tis solitude should teach US how 70 de
] hardly think that he beauties of this lovely
! mountain retreat are half appreciated oy thoSt
/ living here, tor among the Oddities auu pecu
liaritjes of our human nature Is the dispOsltiot
/ TO overlook Or under-vaiue that which Is uAll5
nearest TO us, and with which we have most t'