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J Ml W erf P01 1 jj I -aSJaw. L. J JST v M-m . .aST. Vs j ,". a yr-v hi im UNION, THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS THE GUARDIANS OF OUR LIBERTY. Vol. XLI. IIILLBOROUGH, N, CJAUARY 23, 18tyl. No. 2076. GEORGE M. DUSKIN, -Attorn 3y and Counsellor at Law, Us rernrived to (he uflice formerly occupied by H. K. Neh, Esq., eal of Ibe Cuurl House, July 28, 01 JOII N W GRAHAM, Attorney ai: J Counts llor ut Law, . Office tent of lb Court Hium, ... 48-ly Juns S7. lltorney and CauiHmlor at Law, Will jrct:r in Orsnse and the adjoining Counties. 7 Particular e'.lcuiluu pud to th collection of claim. March 1, I860. . " ' 33 I Jm March It. 47- w 0 Co Ei.eoiJv intii (Grsdusts of tbe Philadehihis Medical and Baltimore Deotsl College!.) N. B. Having mad the Teeth- epecialty for the lait eighteen vein, he bi leave to ear, that all eaiee committed to hie care will iccelve bis earliest and moot careful attention. ITT General addreta, Haw River, N. C. November IS. (V A CARD. . aAVINOIocatediaCntpel Hill, r-.pwtfuily oflera aaaorofeeaioaal servieee to theeitiienaof ibe town a ad eurrouudiug eooniry. He can produsatiafaclory teeiiraoniaieol Ins .til I in ti.e profession . Uiaoluceiso! Or M jore'e. Wlieniequaated.farni lies will be waited on al their reaideace. Chergeer ea ooald. , j Dr. R.will bain Hillsborough the fourth week leases moolh. also Supsrier Cuurl werk,aad ofwoel (without ettre charge) if requested, ,, August !9. 03 Fail Stock of Shoes. WHOi.EA!.B IiEALER1 IX Ecots tnd Shoes, Trunlrs, &c, MrcMinnro Sirrsl, . 7 A., IK WIS tc:,i,o ., fSfir FALL STOCK, waieh i r,-.j '.A-.;t vtid ui;kte. and unsurpaaaad in va riejr. I'c . owomtaeof STU'IIIMAVX BilOHANS. are ( eixeiled in aula and durability. O! e tijyeis, anther for e.sti ev a time, will find tt a.laitiUva-aas mi ie llu. m.h k when in market, f rrce nJ I-rait will t ij:i I al irl ft.uiaide ae Oi wra wit waH (ir.itr.pt lllitl Hi. - tw.r.N I. M GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS. WM. B. MOREHOUSE & CO., ' Imporleni and Wboleula Dealer in Brandies, Wines, Gins, and Segars, bee leave to call the atlrntiua of the eiliwna of the (United Stale to llicir I'uro Winee and Liquora, put up under their own auperviaion, for Family and Medicinal ue, in caaea aaaorteJ to euit euelomer. Cluba, Mili tary and oilier public bodiea, who require to purcbaae HI lurge or email quanlltiee, 10 uiafca or in botllee, will be liberally ileal! Willi. Price liet eent on application. OLl MOUEIIOISK BITTERS. Recnmmeudcd by the firat Pbyaicinne aa the beat re medy known fur lj-ei.ia, lndieaiion, and all Ner- vuu. LliwaMP. A a beverage, it ia pure, wholeeome, and deliciou to the laate. Hold be all bruggile. WM. 13. MOKKHOl bt; ft CO., frop'ra, & o bxcliaiige fUre, J'yar-y City, N. J. P. 8, The eulef riher wi.h to euinae a few active men, ae Local and Traveling Agent t their houae, to whom lilieral inducemeul will be offered. For parti culara, ad Ireaa aa above, member 6. 67 3m K .V FIRM. h. OK I ISHER. rARD & HONKER ivin( he. legally diMdvrd, n-. Itie uftdenuteed, liaee wKultd uareeivea UMtUeruuiirr ll;e firm -f Kv ASli X IIOOKKie, for the pii'iMM af emtinuiug lh furmer bune al the Mate dace. W re lUar.klul la mil friend and tu.Mnifi. tot caat Ur. J lp '7 T.- f, r IUP1 a i l liifr(rli t'u d 'I 't nomiiew, to mem a il reeeiee e irfed faifta.ai:. M' ahall W able t luniieh tp: Dry oi-iai, Grocwita, irovisions. MUrj. N,Kru ...thu.g. ; .iH, A'flU cerwiina rmur, ! 1 1 cut NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODJ, A I' I'KlCfcS TO BUT THE TIMES. 1 AGAIN announce to my caetomere and the public generally, through ibe medium of en advertisement, that I have purchased a atuck of Beaaonable Uooda at an advanced period of Ibe eauaoa, upon the moat favor able lerma, and do Dot eipecl to aak but a vary email her rentage over New York coat for lbem,thua adapting I he prieea lo the dull tiniee. Tbia ay.tcm, in connection with the favorable lerma upon whkb I purchased my zowia, owicg to tlie Utenea of the aeaeon, will enable me tuaav Ui my cuatoowraalleaat twenty -five per cent, lu .hu.l, I will atate thai I do not eipecl lo make mo ncy tbia aeawn, but have bought gooda adapUd lo the wanta of ibe public, and lo keep my trade active by aell- dtC luoda cheap. Tbe following named arliclee are at very reduced uricee, aud will dafy competition, via: Buck Cloth Cloaka, from 6 to $ 10, actually worth bill aa much more: &duaieut and Uug Bhawta, fiom $iJ0 to 7; Uieaa Uouda, from lie. lo the fined quality in the mar. let t Men e aunarHW long Bliawla; rlaouela, riattinella, Caieie, Cbrtba, Kea.lv-Miule ChMhing, Led tea and Urut'e Bboea of all gradea, Keraeya. Lnueya, and Ne gro Niw, BUnkela, Ac. et ; Bole Leaiher of a choice tjuality, al low ratce. In the bliiinary bne I can offer aieai liulooenieau to all wbo would like l wear a beau liti.1 Biark at t'ut Velvet Benuat, et a little over half price. Having pvndiaaad ineae gooda at greatly reduced rate, 00 one h baa looked for a Bonnet in my atore haa gone eway diaappoiDted. I have aleo aaenuleae va rtety of Head U.oar. In lilack and fancy filka. ripn t lo meet Ibe virwa of any and every one who may draire lo wear an e.ecmt Hiick or t oiored Pilk, tbe lal let enwlaKv. aa I puribawd luce M al auction pri caa to run ed eery cheap. Three Silke are of the viy beat quality, and will br onVrad al Ibe pri.e of inferior uua.iii.. And la'. but not b a.i, I r.n nllcr the raoal 4iip'eved bctibaued Hoop feaiite of the " empreve nle, an entiie new dreiiin, made of the beat watch- Va fi riHia. A Itie for pailire and Wcddina' i approach ing, Mr a. l. would remind the UJiea tbal aba la well i'ritrl I uri t'n ir wauia in every article iu iba iii , ' 'I ' I ""' t mile up aurb arlkk-a will if .r..i,i. 'v .irifid. ! ".idilion lo her facililire in II. I r,. v iine. ' r niil Im .tale that the he Ibe ;: .me of a f-hi .iic'iii' young 1. I) from Prterahorg, updiea.ra in Die oj l approved aljle May your rich aoil, Eiuberant,nature'abetterbleaainga pour O'er every land." " COMFORTS FOR COWeJ. Now thtt the cold aeason ia c ttinz in, let the cowi, eapecrallv- the milk-given, have ll neeuiui attention, iner aiioulil De well honaed and well fed. The atablea ihould be unt moderately warm, well ventilated, clean, and provided with guitable bedding. Aside Irotn the mere matter of food and drink, the animal should be kept comfortable. This matter can harill be over-eMiniated. 1 1 hen, aa to lixlrier t part il thi, ol coure, should be atraw, and liar, ami cornstalks; but to expect cows to give milk on such lean lare is toiiv, favor them wttn meses ol chopped roots, of cut straw, or stslks mixed with meal f some kind. A favorite "mess" fur cattle with a friend of ours ia tliis : Cut up hay, or straw, or stalks, in pieces nvt more than an inch or inch anil a hall long, put toe provender in'a tub or tight bx, and pnur baiiting water upon it; then sprinkle on a little salt anil cover tfle whule with a little bran or meal to keep the steam in. When cold, feed it in mest.es of a bushel at a tim. Good as this is, it should be varied from time to time, for cows like variety as well as men. Cows should be sailed two or three times a week. In mild weather the; abould nnge by day in a commodious yard, protected on two sides, at least, bv covered shed. And this yard should have a penstock ol running water, or a trough kept lull always Irom a oik! pump; the lirt is best. A NEW TjIBCOVERY IN WINE MAKING. Anew discovery made bv a winegrower near Bordeaux, France, lias just been made public, and has somewhat startled the old and steady wine factors, maker, and doctors of that place. The discoverer of the natural phenomenon by which win.'s are rendered at once fit fur bottling, without the long proba tion J hey have hitherto been made lo under. Ho, has been fr soma years living in the mountains. In the various qualities of wine grownby him he was struck with the differ ence of development of maturity which took place, acconlitig1 to the temperature ol the cellar in which the barrels were atored. The higher up the mountain the sooner did the wine arrive at perlertion. The leasnii uf this difference soon became clear atoms pherif pressure diminishes gradua l as the region rises above the level nl t'ie sea. Tlii discovery induced the experment of raining and dimiliiahing at will the atmospheric uro'ure UDon the burreU, and with the niot perfect ucre. it is -aid, o as to make old wine in as many days as it iiirmcrly tok months. 'Tl a Long Lane That has no Tnraing. BY T. L. "' Hap en, brave beart, oppreaa'd by aorrow, . . Though gloomy be thy path to-day ( The eloudi may disappear to-morrow, - And thou more clear may see thy way, A (eel to "brighter hour diecerning T s long lane that has ao turning I Hope on, fond parent, youth b erring, And tby beloved one gone aatray, Awhile the palba of vice preferring, May yet return some happy day, Repentant, for thy blaaaing yearning Tie s long lane that haa no turning I Hope on, poor wife, alone and weery, Idatening lor tbal wall-known tread . Throughout the oighl, ao long and dreary, ' Every moment fraught wilb dreed, While ainka thy taper dimly burning Tie a long lane thai haa no turning I Hoie on, ye workers, eietere, brother, Laboring for your daily bread ; Whal'er your calling, serving others ' Wiib horny handa, or aching head, ' Keep ye the the lamp of hope a-burning Tie a long lane that haa no turning ! tull... f.tf tliJM tlA I1I1V llrMt timid. Iinpletienia, a ..111 varoi.ua r...r, 1 t I ,.ka cut or mrnle. Il e word, .he fl.ilerelH-raell urit.lUV.V !, V vpreas Hiigifs, ,h, ,,w,d p, ,u, ,,MV all the want of Udiea, A Ae . Vc J b ith lo the malarial and mvking upof all gaimente, al aa bw price at ary oilier botiee in aiftn Nrlh i lllU, m .king our ealili.hment of nvoia lhaa ordinary C'ioIiim. . . 1 c .n.enwnre few lail.ea. A rail, el leaet, ia rraiaxlfully Having oc -'fn v.aaeta. whan, nra'a, we ii ,j,i,d when you come to flillaboroiigti looking lor aiiicilf aite-iiion lo rn toinri.ii?ii ana i j,.ir,i,l arliclra. wirl'i.g tiunioe.a. Vl W;!I ahw make lab.' rail cah o iiu ).;i-.it. Newborn. N i.C.Miy .'' - New SiMil N3W Features!! COOES! ' CALL AS1 VX tMLXK TIIEMUI 'lllli-: au'i ." would return lua .11.1 eie lhanketo i Lit eoa. vteia aMd lf l.cfJ'.J, It l!lr,r .l.l li.e o'o i.!-1 He l a rcently I " fttore eaal of lh Court Houae, formerly occu pied M Mr. P. I). HulHii. Ke.rtf.,n, II. L. OWKN. Noveuilwr 6. ' 67 3w Clofcr, Lucerne, Timothy and Herds Grand Si-ode, For .el. by JAMES WEBB. Febioory it. 13- 50 0 iK.H of I.I VIE for tr ..w for Caah. Aleo V, rn:B. tiuan' 0i;t;AR. and man; elder aeaaniieM. jitn lea. JAMKS WEBB. hxdki'.d i:si,r.isc. i.Ofnnsl tint a .! 1.. ili.. t. tutt tide, o' i. 'iy Irion a " Kirk lind'a IVmer," whf he w,oi-t Ixi piVaaerf M e hi. fiewU sod jrtl'ona. Hi alotk Ihie aaaauo l fall Slid c-vnj.!!le,cona.aiiiig of every g-aoa end aly j of M a Gentle ni' y's Fine Furni'liiit!! iioods. He K. eminent that tie ran an . a., . h w u ,hm Utt Wl H vf0. hlftti lali;.(aOiri IR BXIlHsT IIt HIHt aww - ' 1 B0YEf GRIGG & SWAXSOX, UBxPKCfFt'l.l.Y inforin then frti u-la end thelrede f urih t'rtrnilitM n,; tiralnlu. that aiu ih ti k V iiiiiia, and have opened a large and choii t" k ui 1: i! JStapte Dry Otmde, r'ertili.prs, Sweeties Iron, (ras freil, Lime, Vc. Wit! 'i(-rc-ail farilili 111 eondiirlmg the CROCB KV .. I fHMVlKl .v BI,ll.E'-i,anldreliiedof u-r renu end eihrr a.l nd.nt eincna, w 1 aia now ," " . i u. i . ..1 II ..... ,1 l,i!ia . ..H.ll ..unmlMkM aia take all kiad. Uwa, Prod-, a Ua. will l. read,:, TeuTn. IU To7 che. hhU will And h li Ittfir iutereat to el- li.il.tv rough. . II baa alao Cviahined with hi t'lolhing S good sa eortin--ai of Itru iinndn and firorerUa, eemiating of iwrly everything thai la generally Irpl , IU a Oral cl.aa country etl. wnicn ne imrmw aa l..w aa iba ii.ea will adnlil I"' tU raah. He Will in perineal for g od. To Prcvest Tools rao Ri stin. Thous ands of dollars are lost each year, by the ru'ting of plows, lines, shovels, &.C Snitie of tine onsht be pre Vrtited, by an application of lard and ream tuall steel or iron impie mrnis. Take three tunes as much weiuht ol Urd as resin, and melt them together. This ran be applied with a brur.li, or cloth. In all sui faces in deager of rusting-, and they can be easily kept bright. Il tool are to lie laid away for the W inter, give ihem a comng ul this, and you win be wen r aiu. 11 can ue kept for a long time, and should b always at hand ready for use. MIGRATION OF THE M'FPM.O. There is I'ratui in the migrative charac ter of lite biid'aio mil gcMierally known, ex cept to hunti rs, and that is that llie vast body l the herd is never found in the same die- net ol Hie country two seasons in success ion. Hit Dun i .orin America form an immense armr, marching in ona continuous circuit, but perhaps three fourths of the en ure number ol whicn are found witntn a lane of from two to three handled miles. bus, where buffaloes are annuitant one vear Ihey are fewer the next, until the great body, having complet' d its circuit, again makes its appearance. This circuit ia completed in about four yeara. Its western limit ia (lit eastern base tl the Itotky Mountains, ana its eastern is bounded by a matguiai outline uf civilisation, extending from the British settlements on the north M northern Texas on the south. The range nf latitude frav cri ed haa for many years been about S3 decrees. ing from the Cross Timbers of 1 exas L. CAUMICilAt'L. N. B.-A lot of g.Kd B A''ON f. Sale. May 13. 41- m "V'tr f T " . a. I860, f- Millinery and Straw Goods --AMSTIOUTCATOI & CO. me.mfa r.o lasvaa nr RIDllDNn, B.)NNEf K! Ks AND IH TINS, Mttti, tarA'k, f lifff fx. Fmllif fS S-rt BoninU, Flals, ie. . No. 1 Si I l.olia oft Id (JaUinKwe Hired, taALl'IM'MK, MU. Ollof a lwk uri.irpiaaed In the United Rlelee ia variet end ehneoneaa. Ordere aoliatied and pvompl atlanliofl given. Teisjs eti month, elf per eent.joff for csb, ft lunue. and relial'l'' f amine nur tn. k Iwl we puriha.ing. Farmera, MarkH liaidrner and Country Dairy, aending f.isn. tt beat, Oele, I'rsaleea, Bean. I'eaa. Turkeya, Chickens, Eggs and Butter lo Ueoville, foi a-ilr, ere Informed lhal we have opened In emm-rlinn wi'Hour regular rnerrenlile huaineae, a asaiket for ail kmdaof Country I'ruduAe, for whi;h ws will pay ibe i.i.imI biM talu in Ooode. a. s-niefoe iwa valuable FERTtt.IZER9.snd rrlli e large anpply of Peruvian, Elide, end Reeer'e piivp'iliie.l Uuani contantly en hand, we are pre- OiraU IS Oil Sll o.or.a wo apiiva.ioii. r BOtt'E. UUIUU. eV SWA.NfoN. fi.n.ille. V.. Ainl4. IS-la. KIXO'S M0UXTAM IUOX I HAVE n.iif on hnJ fur lt Tel ThnsMtid the above Iron, which he heretofore giv en such general aatl.factioo, and Ibe aame for which Mr. P. B. Roan we. agent-, eonrdaling al Ber, for tire end planlaiioa , fqnare. Baud, ktAt, The aeaorlmtnt will be) kept (omplcle, sod eohl al loweet isle. JAMEfl tVEBn, Agent af flas-sMouslatalroaCe. extend la the tributaries of Lake innepeg en I he north. The band travel southward on the eastern line, and northward on the western, never cro-aing the Rocky Mountains. I he comparative proximity uf these line being at some points not over 500 miles, accounts Inr the presence ti uunaioes 111 relatively email numbers throighnut the entire aies embraced within the lines of travel. I'otvtyaai t'nieralit cli"rchrt are .l.ino nut all eater New KnCUnd, Wl tin not aar that IViteraaliat principles are lie enming ntlnct, for, alas, there ia Ion much ..i.Unre nf their tiresalence. But the church organisations are gradually oiaappear ing. The reason of this as eery bvmiis. iia.;a-raali.iu soon runs t seed smn deveU ones lis true character, which ia no religin at all. Those wh adopt it, soon begm to feel that Bible, churches nd ministers ire ........i. and consenuentlr soon desert at.. p.onlat aonu become tired of keeping up chinches, and Ihcir appliances, Bierely lur (he fake 01 apprsrsnie SUNSHINE AT HOME. aY T. S. AltTHi a. Sunshine for home plants ia just as neces sary as sunshine for earden plants; yet fioni how many homes is the sunshine banished! It iiiu wonder that so many children giow up morally blanched, or wttn airange, one suled developments ol character. ..... I a YY itliout Heart-sunshine, beaming irom ra diant faces at home, the affections can mil blossom in a fragrant promise of good fruit. The proposition being made self-evident, needs no enforcing argument. Thought as serts. But a picture lr.m real life, msy give the precept an active force in some heart which otherwise inic'it continue te dwell in the darkness of its own sickly fancies, in stead tif cum ing into the eun light. but how,' asks one, " ant I te get sun shine into my home i" Open the doors and winnows," we aw .... a a il l- . a swer. "Ibe heavens are iuii 01 warm iignt. Open the doora and windows, and it will come in." ' How am I to open the doers and win dows? It is easy tossy open them! But hew ? diuw I" We will undertake yenr case, friend. It is a difficult one, we ewe ; your clove fitting door aud windows have been ahut so long, that the bolts and hingec are rusty. Lichen ai.d moss have crown ever a hundred narrow chinks where single rays used to penetrate; and close-leaved iv;es are iiauemg their cur tains 111 front of old loopholes through which, at Ica.i mice a dav. in lurnivr times, the sun h! noted ii.to two or three small chambers ol vour guarded dwelling. Your children, the home nlants whose culture has been eo en wisely nrz.ected. are sickly and deformed 111 their moral cruwlh. TheT dn not adorn and beautify, and make vocal with all sweet . ...I - . t. L . melodies your home. 1 nere is smaii nope lor them, untea vou open the tloors and wm dows ul winch w'e have spoken, aud get them i.iu 1 Ue aunaliine. It s evening, and you have turned your l. ei homewards. W hat have you been uo log all day Gathering in and hoarding w hat vou have already lost the power of en . c a . k.. joying. Is it not aor l.ei your tnnogni iv awav down llitu conaciousness. uor. at me fara ol sour real se'I. I1W IS It. ui mia life, which you sie spending four lile to ob tain i You enjoy, if the woid msy be used he eicileinent uf lettinzl but. I the dis pensation, how little of ti ue pleasure is evol ved. - . " And an. when vou lum ToorselfawaT irom vour counting room, and look homewaid, the shadowa begin tu lall around yuu, and you bring three instead Ol euniigui miw ;uur dwelling. , They are falling eround yea now. The feet that bear yuu onward, a not winged bv sweet anticipations but sea n heavy laden. You have left all light heart-pulses behind a e"ak ar yon. It is with you now a it na Been tor months we night say, year. You know how it will be on your arrival; and how it . . ar a I I ..I, f . will not be. lo thumping 01 gtso iiute icei down the stairs and along the hall will an- swer. like musical responses, to your Brat steps, long waited fur. And yet there are young feet aud children" Voices in Jour dwelling. Thus it will not be. But instead, the aharp notes ol wrangling, or mo siisso nant cnea ol passion, are the sounds that wait lor your reluctant care. 111c memory 01 what haa been i too distinct to your mind f.tr an v thins- like self lortetfulnes. The shadows fall mure and more heavily around pass in a moment Horn city 10 country. From the unlovely aspects of trade, to the graceful beauty of a sylvan acme. The tall trees shut us in Irom brick and mortar; ana we look down the vistas and winding ave nues, upon suit, green lans; and the plash and murmur ot the fountains are in our ears. Let us sit down here. The low declining sun shines slant wise through the cloud of spray, and a rainbow is seen laiutly above, resting there like a crown, now rythmical that sound of falling water! It does nt come to the ears in a num t otous flow, but cadenced like music. Is not the scene beau. tiful and tranquilizingr Do vou not already perceive its in flue tire in a caltnt-r tone of ieeline? Now look at that rosarv ofchil dren, singing gleefully as they danced a round one of their number, a blue-eyed, golden-haired, fairy little thing. Let us sit down here. It will do you good, I sin sure. Yes, it ia already doing vou good. The dull indifference of your eyes is p-using off. We see a new expression cumin" into them. Uappy children are like flutters, they delight us with beauty and fragrance. Here comes a sweet little cherub. She has left her companions, and bur It-et are bringing her this way. You have held out your hand lor her, and she sits now upon your knee sits and looks up into your 1 .ce. and aska you childish quest'uii. that you find it pleasant tu answer. Yonr band lies amid her '.unny curls ; you gaze into ber face half-wonderittgly ; the old falher-ferling stirs in your heart, and if its impulse were obey ed, you would hug that little one tightly to your bosom. A voice calls the cliilitj a hand is re;u bed out for her; you take a kiss from her cherry lips, and now she goes danr'uig away. Hut be haa opened a window in your hen l, aud a few sunbeam went am-amino iu Ktnotig the dust and cobwebs. Don't !nt it in to suddenly. Let it stand open fur a little while, so that j ou may get an iiiiihtiiou ol their pleasant warmth. How happy are sll those children I How disturbing life which has 10 long made life ' .1 : I .. 4 all. V. . . iiieuuiuiint mere. 11 rests with you, air, to chunge the quality of things in your house hold. To make your children loving and forbearing among themselves, and obedient from affection to their parent. It is Ae sunshine that they want, and moral beautr ami neaitn are impossible without it Uu see the whule subject in a clearer light. Your heart feels warmer and more cheerful. You will carry home sunbeam, if possible. . Well, you are at your own done. You feel a shadow already in the air. Your state of mind is changing. But don't, we nr.y y()U weakly yield to the presaure of old it.tes Break up this bad habit. Think now. and act from true ihougl.f,, Jet judgment bear swav over fw im. tv..... . . .. ' . . . . ' a ainiie in ,nii. IDS. atltl killl word a ... .... . . p., -... wnrus to your tonruw ir Here discord, seek tu re.no,, the cause but do not throw the fust of p..,in 0D names. lliedoor is . hut behind ym,. How quiet all seems ! i here .. something ominous in he brooding .t.IIne.. Yuu n m,e alng the hall, wondering at the silence. Whisp?rin voice are now heard. ' 0 " There is father !" The tone euvolves a threat nf inhppy consequences. There i. something wron ou beg.n to close the window, thro.ih Which sunshine Was atreamU. al l 6 Open tb He How ne was streamina- again quickly. There. Now you are in the household room. Eyea look at y ou strangely, .d then turn to John, your oldest boy who sit. with a pale treub! led Uce. He has dune wrong in something and 1. wa ting fur the burst of youT an and punishment that you mete out occusfon slly with angry severity. lf doe pect you to come 111 sunshine; he lookionlr lur a storm. v "In trouble John ? How kindly you d.d say the words; and see what .udden light has come mlo bis siiaduwed face " Yes, air." ' He says it in a tone that .li..r. r.. It 1 vt at anal l.ssv in re t VnliP sui-sl l-iua. an, if mtriailt P 1 Pi r ra aia.e.a..u 1 . -." , w - , . vw nope in your lor- been jarred by an angry voice. A lather I givenes. ' passes, holding by the hand a little boy and girl, just the age of two children iu your hums. They are talking to ea U other and tu him in the happiest frame uf mind, aud he ia entering into all they say with as much apparent eai neatness as il he were no older than they. ow they have stopped at only a lew pates from us. What has happened r lherc 1 a uiDrrenre ul will in the two chil dren, and both show persistence. The boy wishes to take one curving read to t gate, and the girl another. " Weil, what is to be eoner The father does not speak impatiently, but with a calm gravity that must subdue, lath er than excite the children. I want to go this way," says one. "Aud 1 want tu go ih is way,' said the other. W'e can't go both ways at once, that 1 certain, unless we rut ourselves 111 Iwn and let the riht sides go to the ntiM, and I In- left aides go to the It-It." I here is a grate humor in the father's voice and manner as he says this. Both the children laugh merrily. ow vou would have said, bad the rae been yours, and sstd it in a a ay to Ii.ih.Ii all kind leeling from lh ir heana, ' I dwu'i want any wrangling about winch way you will go. Oue way is just as goud as aoi'-' er. Come!" And away you would have swept, at a quiv.cnu ,., .... .. .... ...- nur yuuraeii j uu not iut the vaotaee way, and disregarding an appeals to lei 1 ' t-iu 1 ruund yuu possess. Do nut ahut the win tsy longer. But this father U more caieul duw through which sunli-lit has begun U than you in respect tu the sunshine. stream. Do not drive away in anger the will nut auller it lobe withdrawn, il pn.eM.- t-oy who ha approached yuu iu sorrow and no, not for moment. He has gr at laiih ! repentance. in sunbeam. You would have been tin ,.y I Jhn !" He lift hi eyes instantly, and eu anil angry, auw again nae puiiisncu ; a M tnat they are full of tears. "The " Well, what it if. m am. Still you are kind-u kind (or von ' " I know you will be ansry. father." pause. " " i'eihaps not, my ion." aej 11 really yew that sn,,k.f .ti alm.l btl - . I 1 r v . lT ,UUIL pun . .uu cant help being angry; it was so wrong ,n m. But indeed, father, I was not thinking. I don tknow wh.tc.m. oe me; aud I have been so aorry. Masbe 1 Cln enough by Chri.tm.s d buy aVew ' to tell me. I .hall Bt be .,.. tf are ,.rry for a wrrmg act. I will let rf De7nt. ance make all riht between us arain II. .a, C..II . ,V, """" '.""7 7B are controlling your self! All tain n a new eiperience fir you, huld. ri.ey look on von with a l,h r..... urise aud inquiry in iheir faree. John comes forward and stand close to ya. He Iskesyour hand he has lesned us head against you he cannot look up when he owns bis fault. You start. Theie is an angry ihrub ia your pulse. No vou had not expected tiSat ! John frit the atart and he gnease too well at the anger ia yur bosuiii. IU atill holds your passive iund, hut dues hut dare tu preaa it, for tear the movement should cause you to throw it way. wo ; arrive nard now tut the naslerv oe 1 there lies a weight upon your bosom. petting the worat, yuu an home yoi Etpeilmr the woret, yuu us going prepared lor the worst. But this i not well. Tr j if yon cannat lake home a little aunshine. It ill be such novtl Hum. that we should aut wonder at any magical results that might follow. " it is easy lor yaw to say, ssse 11 nr-. But where i 1 lo Snd lbs aunshine ol which sa.11 anark r - . . ... . . . lira) are not vety ansioua iw gev ., a turn aside with us into the public square by w Inch we are passing. Y rarely go tbruog. it, I believe. 1 aeie is plenty ol Heart sun shine in there about this hour of the slay Maybe ray or two my find path through the cloud that envelops you, aud brighten you with iia radiance. What a pleasant transition from lbs hard red pavement, and the atilT, red house. W lault is serious, but I willfully done." "Oil, no, no. fjiher, it but accidental. " And vou are forgiven, of course." am aeie it was nut was not willful, them fur disagreement. You wuuul hate said, in your thought, " If they ranum preciste the beauty and pleassutneas uiuundj them, they shall nut have the pritih-e n- ii' enjoyment;" and, acting Irom tins st.iii-ol. feeling, you wouiu nave snui up me muei- ut i you really ami e benignanflr as yon nes in tlieir hrsrts, and let it wratijtie in re. , jj tiMt ; t ,w.t hate been oi far a liobt "We can't go both ways at onre." I !n- ',eemed lo fall UVer ever f.atuca ar..,,..l fathr stand still, patiently wailing for Cie I ynU. children to agree on the pmh they will r.,k...i 'Fliink now how i!.rT.r.nt it mirht have Ilia mock rrave Dropoailin has a:itt-i-U Ui ill. ! hren it vuu had riin.ai h.ii,. in ...... " l i" W ' - - - " ... tw.i Kauai and they do not lose their temp.-r. ; cloudy temper. Il mi sunbeams had broke I thmugii to ihaw Let father choose," said the lit'lc gi I. aw love's fin.en fountain. Vnwr "Yes, let father choose." The l.uie but 1 y,iu Uve gaimd a power over that bov'a is pleased at the suggestion. j wayward In-art l.rr good, which, if you will Tlien take another path that oue down 04l lt.f,,n if, mav iiillneiice all hi after lit". where the squirrels play." j You hsve earned a I si a power in yonr home. And ofT they go, with the unl.ine wen j TSiere will be. Im.ui this tune, a readier ube brighter about them than be lure. dieme tu your word ; a new regard fur your You have al home aa beauiilul s clii.o as, comfort and wi.he: a mure cheerful e..ir. the goldeo-hatred one who sat on yor snee with all. And it will be your own fault if a little while to, and a boy and a girl j"st the sges of the two whose laughing smtra, as they went by in harmony jnt now, 1 still a oleasant sound in your esrs. Have you rv- r .... ...... 1 the ii.lljcticc now gained heroine But perma nent. Hate we answered ynur questions a to how the windows are tu be onened. an that er come with them to this placet The qii's-i .uiiahine might enter your dwelling? If tien half aurpiises you. Of course not. 1 uu T0U H( 1V ti,r , (rtr tb( CM hn,c. haee rraver matter renuirins attention Uraver f I tunk about tnai. 1 not ' "r life mure than meat, and the body the a ri mnt W hat are these graver matters! Oh, they arc included in the word ol business. They tprertsin to the meat aud raiment. Yon are building up, in toil and self denial, a Itwtene foV your children, taking thought for nuthias but Iheir great material interest. Hat ia the anleiidnl ed fit you are erecting for them t be a temple or a tomb Open nn all aides, to the aunshine or gladness, or aiml.iwl as s ma'isaileumt What are the no. things of earth to him who has no Iscul tv ol enjoyment i Sir, cuttivste the faculty i.f enjoying lite in your children, if yuu would secure their hsppinea in the future. Let in the tenshinenf a tender, wise, loving less. Thedoois aud windows of suur nan heart must first be opened, remember. Then sunshine mustcumc first inteyourown dark ened chambers, or we see 00 promise of light a..-. i.. .a . . . . f . ai tor me anaunweu cnauiuers ul Vuur home. A. r. AerVr. All who start in life with rood constitu tions, have the element of olJ age within then, and if the do not attain it, may blame tneinseives. and but wonder st tbe provi dence of Uml. If you thrust your hmd in the fire, voa must nut blame Providence fur the suifn'iiir And if too drink strong tea and coffee, eat every indigestible -thing, aleep on f. utlser bfd, toaal yourselves by hot stiivrs, un.l netrlert Id keen (lea... When Vuti c. t a fevr-r heart opon them, lake home w itn you, mis tnj r brought duun to deiif.'s door, da eery itsy.a Ihoughtful, cheerful, self-pusses- Ui,, bee ol you, Insult Uml by a. king v!iv ed spirit, and let ihst meet ondistnrhed, th he should thas viait ynn. 1 aTSieimore, aauguai . Tteeercb-er II. T