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FARM WORK.

We'll begun-half done, is true
of most kinds OF farm work. Prev
ously well considered plans, and a
good ready, with seed, implements
teams harness &c, SO as to strike
right into wo!k in hand. are large
elements of success. We know
some farmers who are always com
planning Of bad luck poor SOIL
uniayorable seasons, etc. We have
seen them start from the breakfast
table a 6 - to : o'clock, and fire.
quently the sun climb halt up the
meridian before the team and other
working apparatus are all got to-
gether, and then, very often there
IS a missing link, OF bolt, OF screw
Thinking, planning, arranging before
hand, taking time by the lorelOck
are Just as important to the tilleI
OF the soil as to the man III any
other business. Active spring worA
is upon US; lie all ready 10 siiiAt
the most effective blows at tie very
start: We'll begun-hal' done.
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sunnap Rsabins.
Conversion ofJudge Mclean

CONVERSION Oh JuuRe Mclean
A most remarkable answer to prayer
ln the life and successful ministry Of
that well known veteran minister,
Rev. John Collins, so long and favor.
ably known IN Cincinnati, occurred
while Mr.. Collins was preaching in 4
private house 10 Lebanon. The two
rooms occupied by the congregation
were crowded full, and several per-
sons stood around the door outside for
The wan; If seals within. A young
man Of superior INTEL ct and mental
culture, AMI who had bccome skeptical
aud vas inclined to consider the pro-
fession of Christianity as a weakness,
was attracted to the place OF preach
ing by the fame of the Methodist
preacher. lie remained Oh the out
skirts oftbe congregation, where he
could hear distinctly, and thought hs
was qultc unobseryed by the keen eye
ofthe preacher. 10 this however, be
was very much mistaken. At one
time during tho delivery Of the SER
man he so forgot himself ~ TO fall
under the penetrating eye OF Mr..
Collius. The intelligent and pre-.
possessing Appearance OF the young
man moved The heart Of the speaker.
He paused a moment and off red ap q
short prayer, mentally, for his inn
mediate awakening aud cOnversicn.-
After Mr.. Collins resumed his dis.
course the first word uttered was
eternity That word was spoken
with voice so solemn and impressive
that its full import was felt by Mr..
Mclean. Before the close Of the dis.
course Mr.. Mclean was powerfully
convicted fox sin.
The sermon was never forgotten by
him and he soon sought an arquain-
lance, and short time after this ao-
companled him to one OF his places OF
preaching in the country, and after
the close OF the sermon remained 10
the class room to inquire what
m ust [ d. to be saved?' The pfection-
ate aod gentle manner Of Mr.. CollIUs
made still stronger impression on
the mind and heart of Mr.. McLeau. >
/ As they returned home Mr.. Collins
told his young and penItential friend
that lie had one request TO make Of
him which was reasonable, and he
hoped it would te complied with
The request was that he would read
ia the New 1eslsment at least fifteen
minutes each day until he would re-
turn to preach at Lebanon again
The promise was made and strictly
performed by Mr.. Mclean. At fist he
laid down his watch on tile table so as
to be exact as ic time, but his interest
in the truths of the Holy Scripture so
) increased that he continued 10 read
much louger. On meeting with Mr.
Collins subsequently they entered into
mutual covenant or agreement that
they would NEE; ea,h other at the
throne Of grace daily at The setting
of the sun until be was saved 1t was
but q short time after this that Mr..
Mclean was glOriOusly converted to
God, and bis friend. Mr.. Collins, had
the pleasure of Admitting his on trial
iuto the Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Mclean became bright and
shining light, 'adorring him profess =
ion by pure life anl Christian ek-
ample at home and abroad. Gin
clnnati q azette.
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In dispute with an iu6del the
purity of the Bible is an Shelm
ing argument. The sermon the mount
if all the circumstances be considered
will be regarded, by any profound
thinker, as a greater miracle than the
raising Of Lazarus.
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Peal Estate Agency.

Having received a number Of applications
c,- far IS. residences SC. have determined
70 omen Real Estate Agency at Woodstock
Pa, lies having property 10 dispose of' would
do we'll 10 communicate with me. Special
attention will be paid 10 mineral OF. timber
tracts of land The lands will he advert re =
withour cos. 10 the owner, unless sale IS
j. II. GRABliL.
FL ST Woodstock Na.
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w,,ver AND HOW TO APPLYFERTII
- IzERs. I W8h

II is often difficult 10 d,cide--ior
harm ward OF stable manure, or for
anv artificial fertilizer whether to
mt in the Hill or broadcast IT; and
whether TO apply il on the surface or
bury 1t deeper. Here Is a hint or
two: II moi strong enough TO IA
;nre the fist tenQed roots, a little
maI,urc ,.ear at hand gives the plant
: Good send IA, like nourisllng food
70 line Young calf or otter animals !;
tbe astergrow ii is much better IL
81 the young ANIMAL or piaet IS net
dwarfed by imperfect and. InsuIp
Gent diet. Thereto e, drilling 'pno-
cuous hand fertilizers 10 vitH tic
seed Is useful, as is putting Neil
ro,,ed manure CT leached ashes into
hills Of corn, potatoes, indeed with
oil nIapted seeds. But there are
or I'd reSsons for distributing most
ot the manures OF ieitilze's all
,broueh The soil, and as deeply as
the plants roots Can possibly Pene,
,raie. The growth end vigoor OF all
nlnts or crops depend chiefly upea
a estd sut ply Of oir-is roots mat
stre,ch out "a, a"d mus ga'hsf
tood oy,rt..c 'dess ,N'eni " SOU
II fiou. lslipg sisIk OF corr, 6, ain,
or grass, be carefully washed SO
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so. g., meets 6i5 at elhrusons at GU a. IN.
meets G3. at A.ilul,tov.i It : = a. "a and meets
uO5a Ga a. huinburs 40 and . % - NJ Has
passenger car attached,
80 6i. lno.ts 81 at sun nit Point at 10 o. m )
moist Sat Winchester at u go IN. meets O3l
st W.do.,toun ~ 2li. iu. ard lets 81" ass
al No. a.toeA ~ , OJ i. IL. Has passenger c., ~
iacArd.
No. GO meets Cos at Charlestown at = 81 a. m
m,,te 1t ste! Lens CITY at J3 p In. iassss oll
81 " ooCs,, cL at 2t6 =. ID. and meets or Al
nt,c.'s cave = ~ y. ~. Dinner at M;. Jackson
80 Cos meets C3l 1t summit Point al W p Ii
Has passenger car attached.
40 G.Gueots Or5 20 NJ. Crawford az 50 a. m
Has passenger car attached.
W. 81. CLEMENTS, Il. Of I.
r. c. FRlNCE, 5. orr.
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SCHEDULE II FERRY & VALLEY BRANCH
- -. ~ y. II IL.
Taking Encc; NOV. 81, 1851.
NORTH,


Vo e5,ec.tsGi.ar stepl.uson's al 10 2. Di.
80 r3- meet, G.s 1T NidiletJWn at - q. N
ana m~,;, "a It summit Poit at u AL Has
asseu y car attached
80 e.; .c,, eos pass 70 y CIV Market az - m.
meets GJs Il EdinOurs at9 - a. n meets so ~
J:1d NIL AZ II IA =. "a. meets go at stephen
atlfJ o. if. ai., meets q it at summit Point
at3e. %. in iia- passenger car attached
50 Gi5u.ccts Gi6 at Mt. G avi,FG at Z ~ a. II
passes Gil az New Market % IS a. III. meets ~
e. EdiubuIg az 30 10 q. M mcc., Got Winchester
az DO o. g.. ~. ard meets 60 at Cha .,stowa al
Il 81 q. m.
49, Gl7 meets cl0at Woyer's Cave at4 p p. ~
Has passenger ear attached.
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When we are gloomy, and lose
faith 10 Gods goodness, and our
future, we are most liable to tempta-
ton. IL ---l-
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Jhcs, Ohio x, x, Last and west, AZ Lynch
burg. CONNECTS with &oriols and~ Western Z, r
through southwest Virginia, to .,sshyille. New
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Oanyiiie with iNchmond X Dlnyille r. 4, to South
an southwest
rxrtess tiairs connect Of Charlottesville w it'll
chts. x Ohio trains Tor the West aud with IT, x
d. Il. Il. at DauuLe for all pOil's in South, south
IA t. southwest aud Last.
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The EsTEy ORGANS, TAYLOR x FARLEY, ana
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TIE r M 3;
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A SOLID CHUNK OF WIsDoM.-
First-class patronage of a newspaper
consists in every man paying his sub.
scription in advance. Giving paper
your moral support by taking it and
reading and not paying for it will
never do. Moral support was never
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SATISFACTION FOR TEN.-In our
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A CORRESPONDENT asks j:

A CORRESPONDENT asks
"What time of year do the the days
begin to shorten p
When you have a note in bank. A
note in bank ID the great annihilatcr
of time. The days are crowded to-
gether in thin layers, and the nights
are like a smear from a backing
brush.
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"WHo was the meekest man p
asked Sunday school teacher.
"Moses."
every we'll who was the msekest
woman ?"
"Never was any,"
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A PURE, wholesome distillation of
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A pRovERB for these times, or any
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APRIL 1sT, 1879.
Recognizing the fact that the relation
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Maryland and the City of Baltimore is
such that residents of the Counties have
occasion to visit the City frequently dur
ing the year; in consideration of these
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NOTE.-Time here given is Pennsyl.
vania Railroad philadelphia time, which
five minutes faster than Baltimore time.
No change of cars between Cumberland
and Huntingdon. Through cars between
Huntingdon and Philadelphia, New York
and Pittsburg. Passengers from points
east OF Hyndman, for Somerset, take Ex-
press train west; change cars at Hyndman,
aud arrive at Somerset at 4.55 p. IN.
Tickets sold and baggage checked by
PETER NOON, Agent, corner of Balti-
more and Liberty Streets, Cumberland,
and at the depot. Bus will call at resi-
dences for passengers and Luggage, on
notice left with agent.
J. II. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
THos A. ROBERTS, Superintendent.
Jan %
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TAKING the human race as whole
says an exchange, it is observed that
races living almost exclusively on
meat have been the most savage ones
Nothing is so apt to transform hu-
man being into savage as to pay
thirty cents pound for roast and
then find it almost as tough as Leaf her