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4Y fl 1 1 D. CAMERON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. 1 i , TERMS $1 50 k YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE I fti Sffl-ToL 5. It 5 HILLSBOROUGH, H. Cn JANUABY 3, 1877. Series; MM ll l l ll Stiff llil ll 1 1 5 TKnTH PEARfi NO T'QB..AMD SHUNS'NO SOBUTIN?. j .1 8 7 7 . THE QUARTERLY REVIEWS AND Blackwood's Magazine Tbe Leonard Scott Publishing Co. 41 Barclay St., Nsw York. Continue their a( Wiicd Reprint ot the Foar Leading Quarterly Reviews: EDINBURGH RKVIKW (Whig.) LONDON QUARTERLT'REVIEW v (Conservative,) WESTMINISTER REVIEW (Liberal. BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW , , (Evangelical. ,', ; . ,. , AND .- (1 , BLACK WOODS Edinburgh Magazine. Thl Rrlllsn Quarterly give to the reader well dljretied inforuritlon iiHn the sreat event in emkempnraneoii hinrv, and ennuin mmtrly rriUch-uM an all that is frsb end vsluaMe. U if terstitre, well u a ummsr ut the triumph of teienee and art The ws-s'llkelv to esnvulHe ll Knrwie will form topics fur dieiila. that will he timrrrt with a lhoroiiirhiies and al.llitv nowhere eh to tm found, Hlarkwond'a Slasa zin In lainou for Storie, y, and Sketches, Of tie Hlykett Litenrg Merit. rAYARLK STKICTLY IS 'ADVANCE. rr . to..: , a nn - ...- a 11 111 mg m. re. ' -r- .rv is.i For any two Reviews 7 00 " ' For sny tbree Reviews . 10 00 M For ill four Reviews 14 00 " For Blackwood's Magaxine 4 00 V.-.. Ut.v .A ....I i it...;-.. ? fin For Black wuoJ anJ 2 Review l 00 Fur JiUekwooJ and 3 Review 3 00 For Dlackwood aul 4 Review 15 00 CLUIiS. A dlronnt of twenty T cpnt will Ik allowed UclnUolfciiir or Hiiro ern. Tbu: four Kutir of Klarkwood or iT one Kivkw will I wnt i urn- adilrrMi r ;.: fiMir roplr. ut tbe fuur ibview and BlacawoodHu-tW and on' MEM1USIS. " !?ew nlenlera (apfilTinf earlr) for the tear ISm mar have, without ehre.tfie nunilirrfor til U4 'quarter of IXTi of uril lieriodicai a the mar aulMrrilw for. N'ett her premium to mi Ixerilier nor dieonnt toelulwran lie allowed Milieu I he HKMier la re. taltted direct to Ibe pabliober. .No irrnilum irlven to ellil . , . Circular with rurther partieatara may let bad M tpiinilon. The Leonard Scott Pub. Co., 41 IhrclajrSt. New York. Holland's Warehouse. DASHLLE. VA. FOR TI1S SALE OK LEAF TOBACCO. II HOLLAND. VETKtt B. LAW. ,1AKIEL COLKJIAX. MiierUully tnroraj nnr irienu 1? an j vnm jnioiic arneiu. - ( . . .11.. ... ... MU- Hit WAKE-HOUSE by additional LNiliTt. and nave ererted eomfor Ulik n T AI.I lor ilur-ea. and MtMlMKfor per. . with WiPMN aa that we are better iwewr. e4 than ever to aeroni module our nuntemue l'a trma. and we awure llwia that no effort will I i)rrd U proenre tbe very lieH prW. and to Hire aeneral ant MurtMm in eenr partkular. WAtiONS will lie aarurely lurked up Hi? he , Varrhoiiwat nf(M , . Inn word. a pledge proni4 toirwnal ttentlon to the latere of all who mJf Uvor n '"e",L 8. II. HOLLAND & CO. Oct. 4.1m. GIUVES' WAREHOUSE. DANVILLK, VA. FOR TIIK 8ALK OP LEAF-TOBACCO. gALlVROOJI BY -f Q FEET. ur Aooomm id-aUowa are Nnwirrvvd. , Hnrineae rrmnptly end Aeetirately tranaeted. I il not huy PilMreo myru nor am I lutre 4 Lk an one who diea. tr,nte. IM II lllWTMkrtPHrt. tlT t lvemeetall. Wll. IMKA E. 44. 4. Sra - yoiix AitcrrARi), CKWIMOX, i no t. vawe. CUrk. , PACES' WAREHOUSE. Pace Bros & Co. Proprietors.1 Danville, V. Dsilj Capaoity 700 FarocU ToWeo, OsMSsTj Hushes' Academy. 'r,.(Ai. ivf Mathematical SAoJ I'e-nAlt nROVE. ORANGE COUNTY. aerjf.l. entumenes a tk iweoad Meadsyef f y TnitloM. THIS sun 1877. NEW YORK. 1877. The dlfffrent edition of TitE HtJN dur ing the next year will be ilia name aa dur ing the year tht Ima just pajaml The ilally edition will ou week rlaye he a aht of four pngee, and oti Sun.laya a sheet of eight jwges, or 20 broad column; while Hi weekly edition will lie sheet of eight Mtgeof the same dimension and charac ter that are already familiar to our friend. Thk Sua will continue to tie the stren uous advocator reform ami retrenchment, and of the eubxtitutlon of aUtemaushl, wisdom, and Integrity for hollow pretence Imbecility, and fraud in the administra tion of public affairs. . It wilt contend for the government of ;he jeopl ly the ieo le and for the iieople, us epposed to government by frauds la the bsllot-lox ai.d in tbe counting of votee, enforced by military violence. It will endeavor to supply it readers a body now " not far frotu a . million of souls with the most careful, ' complete, ami trustworthy acooHUU of current events, and will etc ploy for tlti purpose a iiuinerou and carefully selected sUlTof repot ten and cor reiMiudenuv Ju reporbtr fmiii Washing ton, especially, will be full, accurate, and feariesn; and it will doubtless continue lu deserve and enjoy the, batted of those who thrive by pluuderiug the Treasury or by usurping what the law doe not give theui( while it will endeavor to merit the win thirties of the public by defeuding the rtgltt of the sople agniuet the encroach uietits of unjuslifted power Tbe prk-e of the daily Sl'N will be 65 a niontii or $I.SU year, poet paid, or with tbe Suuday edition ' 7.7t a year. The tst'KDAT edltlort alone, eight pages. $l.ZB ayear, MMt mld. The Wbicklv Hex, eight ges. of 6rj broad cilunius, will be furubhed during 1ST? at tbe rate of 11 a year Kwtpald. The benefit of this large reduction from the previous rate for Tiik Wkkki.Y can be enjoyed by individual subscriber with out the neceseity of making up chit. At the same time, if any of our friends choose t aid in eileiMling our circulation, we hall Is grateful to them, and every such person sending un ten i-r rnore subscriberH frnrnoi.e place will t entltbdto oiieopy of the pnmr for biinself without charge. At one dollar a year, postage ld, the ex snae of paper and printing ate barely repaid; and, considering the size of the sheet and' i he quality of its contents, we are confident t!ie people will consider Tiik WkkkLYHI'91 the cheN3t newspaper fsjIdMied in the world, and we truet slao one of the very beat. Address, THE FUX, If EW York City, X. Y. HOME. Tm Home where tbe besrt is, wherever that U. In eity, in desert, on nioentsin. in dell ; Not tbe grandsor, tbe number, the object we see. Bet thst wbich we lorn is the magical spell. Tie this gives the cottage a ekma and a ree, Wbicb tb glare of pslare bat rsr!j liss known; It b this, only this, and not station or ptsee Wbteb give being to pleasure, wince ni4kes it oar own. Iike tbe dove oo the wattrs, a r! t.1ee to Bad. to vsio for eojiymeot e'er eationi v mam ; Howe only n yield real joy to the mind. And there where tbe heart M, there only home. ' AC riNGNCHARACTER. I r, girl.' ij a little, blii-evel flaxen haired boy cm second at test y ester day. " let me take yoor candy sa l we'll all play ebkkeB. la it nicer inquired bait adozaa an- year lad ieeborua. li ice J joe let it la. Ml me show you giuw, i ll lay tbe candy dawn here on the step, sad yon sit go down there and eotoe op wlieo yen here we call like a rooster." Tbe girls retreated sod gathered In a group shoot fifteen feet ofT, while the buy got on bis knees, witk hi hesd over the esndy. and began to call and strut sud flap disarms like a rooster's winy. Clock, el nek, rat, rap. cluck,' and all the girls esme rnnning ep and bent to pick the candy, when lb little fellow opened hi moath and took it in at one g1p Ob, yon mean boy they criei, you here Uksn all oar esndy. Tbst'ssiu-e I jdayed rooster.' sild the boy 'roost era alwsys falls the bens ap when he fin J a grain vf core, sod then pieks it up himself. , , (jov, Hayes touchlngly slugs as n part of bis morning service! ' Oo Ob lo's stormy bunks I stand, . And fast a iouOllug eye. On Imleiana'a troubled land) . VfUvr! roy rcturuer's lie. : " . A Very Valuable Work-; Tit Jllmtruttil llirfory of the Centennint Exhibition, with a fvtl descrijitlun vf the Grvit Buildings uud ttll the vijtvt vf Jittered Exliilitul in tliein. Hy Jumee D. McCube, author vf "lTte CtHtenHhd 7sfory of the United State,' Etc. Emf)tlliahd witk over SoJne entjruviii'jt oflildiy awl Kent lathe Gteut ExhVMoH. . There be universal demand for a work which shall embody a complete and care fully written account of the great Centenni al Exhibition, sketching its) wonderful sud vsried features, and presenting to tbe reader hot s dry list of the articles exhibited, but a brilliant and grsphio description of the most utsgiiifioeut display of the results of haoisn skill and industry ever gathered to gether. Such a want The National I'ub- lUhiiig Co ; have aupplied in this superb volume. It U from the pen of the well known author, Jsmts D. MfCule, ol Philadelphia. . -Tbe book ia a complete and vivid des cription of the grrat Exhibition. I lis Author has vrittou from hi own personal knowledge, having gone througn every part of the grest World's Fair, note-book in bend, recording tbe vsst and varied 1 infor mation contained in this work. He has received the eonstsiit and ayrupathetie as sistance of lbs Centennial authorities, and has enjoyed peculiar advantages in it preparation. The Author take us through the Exhibition grounds, sod makes us familiar with every object of interest in them. We sre then Iskca into the Main Building, sud esrtied successively through it, end through every building, large and sms 1. in tbe grounds, v are told the story of the construction sud arrangements of each of these edifice, sad the rre. besntiful snd wonder collections wbich they contsineJ sre graphically described This work I invaluable to sll classes ol our people. To those who visited the Ex hibition it will be s pleasing souvenir ol their vieit, and will ensble them to recall the magnificent scene they have wit-escd. To I Lues who could not Miskc the journey, the book 'a tieceeiiy. for it ' will enable ibcm to enjoy the delights of s thorough scqnsintsuce with the great World's Fsir in the quietude of their own booiee There i nut another book in print wbicb gives one-foaitb of the information contain ed in this wrx. It is oonipriatd in one large sud handsome uetsve volume vf ft74 psges. snd i superbly illustrated. To book is sold by subscription only, sud sgents sre wsnted iu every country. !'u'olhcd by the National Publishing Co; Fhilsdsl .iii4. IT WILL AVAIL NOTHING. The man who doubt the insugurstion of the President eieet, (iov. TilJeo. bis bat little faith in the virtue, patriotism, ssd intelligence nf the AmerWsn people. To snfiptwe thst they will acquiesce in the effort of the eutispirttors to virtually over throw the Government by the insugurs tion of s Chief Msgifttrsl who hss been fraudulently given the electors) votes ol States thst belong to bi Opponent is lo deelsrc thsra unworthy the frschi. incsps ble oi self gtvernment, indifferent to the pesee of the country, unmindful of their business interests, sod foe tn republican ism. We believe none of these thing. The officeholders snd those hopeful of rwsrd st the hsnds of llsye may make a loud io do; exlrene party wen wsy forget their duty to their country in their teal for their party, but it will avail them nothing. The patriotic heart of the country will find at fershceindne time, and justice will pre vsil. The Kepablicsns of tbe North lore tbeir eonntrv. their property, pence, qoiet, law, and order ss elll as the Democrsfs. snd they will not sscrifice everything lo score plsees for greedy apirsats for edice. -H'4y CORN AND" WHEAT "FOR HOGS. Expertmeiita have lately been made in feeding hog on sorn snd wheat. Tins' fet on wheat made 17 pounds nf good pork to the buhel of wheat, while those fed On corn made only 11 pounds O the bnhl. Th wheat ws ground like corn ,). boiling we'er poured on It. with the above reuli We rsn see no g'sxl rtsnm why thU feed should not do ss well for cattle ss for bog and fsrmer listing sprouted whest this scsson ought to look tn snd ts-t the eiperiinent with both bog snd csttle. We fear our fsrmert go stofig too much in the old besten Irscks, snd sre t.ot resdv and willing to experiment snd im rots a tue occasion unsrs- Kund Shh. i i... i. ..I... i..... . i:.. -"i nr., i uciirr iiiwii m ,i.e vit sta will by wlorever jott put her, AOltATEFUL;MAN. rDetroli; ree rtess.1 Soon afternoon Salurday a well-d re"d man about thirty-five years old called in to a dry goods store on Wooda-ard avenue and Inquired of a clerk. . Will you have the kindness to toll ine the time or day ?' A quarter Jast twelve,' was the answer, 'Thank you, sir,' continued the man, seemingly greatly pleased' 'Whatever Is right I will pay ynu.' 'I don't chsrgu uifythliig,' said the clerk. . Well, that's liberal, that Is, I admire such a spirit in a young man, and as a re ward I will make you a present' Please accept these.' ' He handed over four blue-colored milk tickets, each one culling for a plut, and went unt . 'Always remember that bread cast upon the waters will return. When you kh diy informed me what time It was you little thought that I ws th sort of rlothec-pln to promptly reward t yiui. Take these tlckeu, and may prosrlly ever atteud you. j I I am much obliged,' auiinmered the clerk. 'Not at all not at all, my good friend. You cast your bread on the waters and ws rewarded. I will now ask you, in view of what has occurred, lo trust me for ten yard of factory, n l'lr-biuh and some sussiideis' The clerk decideil thst be couldn't do It, and the man receivel back hi milk ticket In high dudgeon, started for tbe door, and as he was going out called back; 'Thai's the wsy vf thl false-hearted world, and I don't care how soon the thermometer kick ro' bead off!' F.DUCATINO BOY8 FOB HUSBANDS. How many unhappy girl have paid dearly fur the early bringing up of their young liusbands, who, aflei the first glamour of love lias passed, treat their wives aa they were allowed to treat their sisters, and a they saw their father treat theli'iiiWbers carelessly, disiep.tlfuily, wild a total want of that considerate trie denies which is wort li more than all the passhMiale love In the world. This, though they may .Hunter outside as ex oelteiit liusbands, never do anything really Imd, and KBmesiiig many good and attractive qiialiiiv, yet contriving somehow to quietly brrak the sr i women's heart or to harden It Into a jnal ve aci-ei-tance of aln whb-li la more fatal to married bappluess than even tern-; porary ratraiigeinent. The beat liosUnd 1 ever met came out of a family where the mother, ruost liemio and self-denying Woman, laid town the absolute law "glibi first" out in any authority, but first 10 b thought of as lo protection sod tenderness. Cob sequeiilly the chivalrous care wbicb these lady were taught tosltow their own slater naturally extend to all women. They grew tip true gentlemen genervus, exsc tiug, iototenu of s)e'li. and kind heart Iu them waa I lie protecting strength of manhood which scorns louse Its strength except for protection the proud honesty of msnhood which liifliiltely prefers being twleted around one's finger as mean men are twisted, and mean tiiett will always 1st found ready to do It; but which, I think , ail honest and brave women nut merely dislike but utterly despise, . HELL. The wrd "hell," a translation of the Ureek word Gehena, Is n terra used to designate the Valley oflllnnom. Thl valley Ismnd Jerusalem on the Nortli, and Ilea below Mount Won a scene of imperisliableasiHM'Istlons. In thl valley Moh:h, the natural god of the Amonlies, waa worshipped with the horrid and in human rile of sacilftclng children In the fire When Jnsish, In his conquest, overthrew this Idolatry, h. poured con tempt upon the Infertisl prscth-e by cas ting Into the vsllry the Umes of the de parted. Jh the est i mat Ion of the old Hebrew the bones of the dead causnl the greates! of all sdliitlm. W'halever wr son, place or thing they touch were forth- with CHieblered ."unclean.; Hence ;ilil valley oflllnnom, thl hell having been a receptacle of the human remabm which Joshth threw into It, was considered a place the most illute ami act'itrseil. KriHn this drc(in.stiic . It became common receptacle lot all the reiuse nr the city of Jerusalem. Here largequan tiik of decomposing Vegetable rustler Were coiistaiaty throwni-Tlii putrescent mat'er generated an abundance of worms; the worms here never died. Tu prevent the iioxlou effluvia, springing from this in of cormpthin, sjlMilug theatnsv pher and breathing disease and death In to the heart of tbe city, fires were kepi burnlmr day and lilxbL .This valley, therefore, was llierslly a place "where I n.a H.ri. nvver itieil. siul vrliere th fire " - - witsiievfruvuvhed.' Rev Vhrii. ; WOMEN AS LAWYERS. tr;- - f - " ' ; The Albany Law Jourunl, commenting u u Die recent dfcbtion of; Chief-Jusfhw Waits, of the (Supreme Court of the Uni ted Hiates, in tlieciieeof Mrs. B. A Lock wood, that "by the uniform practice of the Court none but men are admitted to prac tice before it as attorneys and counselors,' and that "the court ' doe not feel culled upon to make a change,' says: That one is allowed to enter while another, who I equally , well qualified, both morally and Intellectually, Is for bidden to do so on. the sole ground of sex, at tint thoifght seems wrong. Hut It is urn vr really conceded that stun restrictions must be put upon admission to practice at the bar, and it Is also conceded, though not always appreciated, that these res trictions are far the protection and betierit of clients, aud not for that of attorueys' A the rule now stands in most States and countries, the candidate must be (1) a male, (2) of the age of twenty-one years aud upward, (3) of gissl moral .'character, aud (4) must possess a certain amount of education, the standard in the '. last-men tioned requisite varying according to the locality, ll ia now claimed by many that the dlecrlmiiiatlou indicated iu (he firat mentioned requisite should be done away with, because it la unjust to females who desire tu become lawyers. But the dis crimination Is not made in th Interest of those w ho wish lo practice at the bar. but in that of their ssible employer. There fore, II those having occosiou to ueed the services of lawyers r liable to be better erved if none but males are. permitted to act for them, female should be excluded. We believe that litigants as a rule, even fetimle o:ies, will be found to favor the existing system and unwilling for a change, and white exi?rieuce under a different system U limited, socli aa we have does not encourage us to ho for beneficial results therefrom. It may lie said that each litigant ought to be allowed to judge for himself vr herself at lo what counsel shqiild be employed, especially as tie employer Is tbe uue who take tbe risk, aud not the public Such a principle carried out . would take away all restric tion, and Infant, a. id person of infamou character, would be perrullted lo practice SS.ael iSVSl DECEIT. ssee The habit of employing tbbt treaclirr our agency In bualnessor social pursuits have ever proven diaastrous In Its result. Although it not unfrequeutly obtains the end for which II was employed, the lit jury to conscience Is, eveutually, fatal. It has, however, entered largely Into all our business aud social transactions. We are obliged to guard agalust it even among the respectable and Influential classes. It haa eaten deep Into the very core of Amerteanisin. Yet we are often its help bats victims Many a young msn can hmk back and see It as tbe obstacle which has caused the sad wreck f his business or reiutalloii. Many a girl can attribute the lot of golden opportunities of her ruin, b lbl Insatiable bsttli of destruc tion. Tbe wife look hack In sorrow upon Cie wooing of the husband who has sine proven himself foreign l the Ideal be presented at her shrine, and likewise many a kind and noble husband sullen only torture .Mid misery in his associalkut with the maiden who won hi love and hand by an artful .application of gentle ness and purity, and cunning, bewitch ing exterior qualities. Ala f we cower at the bloodshed of murder aud war, and stsud aghast at crime; but hsvs we a gresler sin than deceit the Combination vf falsehood, dishonesty aud slander? TABLE ETiqUETTR. , 1. Do not keep other waiting for you. Bush In and get a seat nt the table ahead of everybody in the bouse., 2. In sipping the soup lie paillcutaraud uot swallow the siaani. 8- Keep your plate clean. No matter how much may be heaied upon It, clean It. 4. In passing your plate lobe rrheaped, put the knife ami fork In your sH'ke, A. Irfsik around carefully while drink log water to see that nobody pu(S liquor lull. t ....... 6. Do not eat with your knife Ict your knife eat before or alter you never cat with If 7. Break your bread lulo sniall pieces, even though you have lo lake a sledge hammer to the table In do It w ith 8. If you find anything uuplensan. !n your fiMnl, call the attention o( the table to It, furnishing diagrams' and spetlflca lions, If necessary 1 9. Wbhdhr some lively tune while chew ing sny tune you chews. l Domtt touch the head wbllest tsble not even thehesd waiter. - 11. Do uot rest the elbo tut Vw table, rest It on your neighbor 11 Ba thoughtful aud attentive to the wants o tho- about ye If i ity next to you aula cbok ug cfT, a(Ud to bim. JUDGE BLACK ON;niESiTti;VTf0N. From an luieiviuw.wiih Dun PiaU; Well.vJudge, wbstjibitik juujof ihosi tUttihiu'f' ;;':!! Judgejilaok I think, ss I h 'msn' ro msrked, who had mistisik s bottle of hor.j' medicine lor bis morning titters, th.il u i bsdly mixed.' Dun't yon believe bnt Grant mens mis chief?' . . - '.So fur aa we can compliment mt tn. tinguiehed soldier with ineuuiiig uuiLing yes.' A flit ll trill li.. l.t- y. M . !. ... mo punci , wuilleVcr IS msy be, joraddle himself upon- us miking itia ualliriil life, ami lliau 1 ..- .1. 7 - - - . - " " . ii inrci 1 riii-e I'red lo continue tl.u rule;' " Aud all mure snimul instinct tlum de sign. 1'he ltu.-eisn guveruuiciit, my Vol tsire. waa s despotism varied by mw-a-i-ina-lion; the French government s dcvpoii.-m enlivened by epigmms; sud we shall have a despotism tinctured with delirium Ire men.' 'Judge , you don't believe the American people would submit lo having fraud Sus tained by violence in lbs wsy intended?' . . i . . i . .... - . . . -1 uuu i snow iu wnat tbe people would bmit. Sines we broke awav from ll.- teachings vf the fnthers sud a cjustitutibn a! goveriimjiit the people seeiu. if nut do Diorslixsd, at Icnst bewiM.-red. ' Look at bu armed interferenc st the South! I a ven' t found anvbodv uiucli t-LorVcd Imt myself.' 'That is at tbe South, and since the war s South, somehow or other, is rtg'arded s a conquered territorv lehmcine tn an Q " leO eueuiV. so that mil mire lu.v fiicted with impunity ; tut let a file of sol diers cuter th House of Representative and attemot the arrest or exnulainn nf Concresauian, snd we'll have music Do you think so?' - , . 'Yes : and the moneved men nf Id .mm. , i " .v-..- trv th ink so. are nut hup-iy in Ike thought. I believe such outrage would be followed by a storm of popular indignation cqust to thst wbich came after Sumter and then 'lbs shrinkage of vslues' would be swift aud '"'J' . GEMS FROM DANIEL DERONDA. . .. I v 1 easa-saaaaa n 9 1T OEO'tUK ELIOT. ' A difference of ta.ts in t..l V ..... strain vn the sffeetion. ".' VsmtV is Mill at ease under indtlennea as teoderuess is under s love which it ess iwt return. The most powerful of sll lesiity Is thst wbicb reveals itself after avmna'.hv. and hot before it. Who auPoers that it is sr. inir-n;i,U ,. tradiction to V aupersiiiious sn.1. r.iieval st the same time? . Honor comes ft om inward vocation sad hard won achievement ; there is no bonor dooning life as a livery. . , The subtly varied love drama between Daan and woman ia uflen .unit l..,A ly be rendered iu words put together like tinfliiiina t.nA..rf)i.m in ..I........ C I .5.1.. w-w.Mijj .v vviivw nau maise. Often tbe graud meaning of face ss well ss written word msy lie tbieflf is Ike imprnsiwus of thou who look vu theui. In msny lives theie is much , tiul only vf error suJ lupe, hut vf certsin exquisite good tiers which csn baser be v rituu nor even siKikea vnlv divined Iv each of us Lit. eordiug to the iuwsrd iuiructiu oi our What, iu th midst of the mighty drama of life, are girls aud their Hind vitiosi'f They sre the yea vr n.y vf that g4 lor which men are eudutiog snd fighting, lu ths delicate Vsswtls are borne wvward through the sges t trauresof heuiauaf. fection. , . ' ' Children demand thst their heroes' shvuUl beflevkl, sui easily believe tba'a so; perhaps a first discuvsry to the oviitrary is hardly s Is revolutionary abwk to a pas siouste thilj the the threatened dowut'sll of hshitaal beliefs whi.-b makes ths wuili sesiu to loiter fur ua iu tuaturer life. Prs-emiueuce is sweet to those who love it, even uudem.(idiourecir.'amstoie. s, per haps it is not quite mythical that a slave has been prvud to be bought first ; siid in bstly a bru duvr fowl ut sale. tUugh he may not bate ui.der.uid himsslf lo be call ed the best lot. a, ay have a self-informed eoiueivasoess ef hi relative importance and stmt consoled. But for complete enjoy meut the outward sud inward mast sua cur. ..... A liumsn life, I think sI.ouU l welt rooted in soiViS t not of s niu tml U may get the love nf tender kindshin Ur .i.. t . . i .I...- . ioriraui m r u, lor lilS I Ult'a Oicngtl lortll tn r.i fltiA 1... Iiil. la -n.l ... . .1. ... . . . i. .... i uv -vu.iun IUU aVVITIlia IIIHV UHUIIt ll. for whatever will give ilmt early home a familiar. Btimiftakahle difference amidVt the future widening vf knoaledga; s'spot where the drfiuiieucrs vf eatly, pien.ortes may he inwrought with affection, snd kind ly scqiintHiie with sll neighbors, even to Ihe dog snd donkeys, may be spread, nut by sentirusnts) eO'ort and reflection, but as a sweot habit of the bioud. . . r A Uoe picture of itocpmr -a plL 'fieS. log th rough a bole iu the f i te to gt eabhsge that lis a Tw inches beyond hi. resco. ' , ; t - Seething to look foraid to. Enry . plain girl basvs eon-olsfou thou:h not a pre iy ywun l.4, -uew.il (; lty-f i be s 1'ietty vld inc.
The Durham Recorder (Durham, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Jan. 3, 1877, edition 1
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