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More Desira6kes like to see people. par- ticularly women, take supervisory interest in the affairs of their neighbors, even if their own are ne Slected. It indicates disinterest- ed and philanthropic disposition.

 like to see and hear boys swearing, sing ing, and shouting in the streets. It shows that they have good precepts and examples at home-and furthermore, it shows that we have vigilant and efficient police.

 like to hear people make light of sacred things. It shows philosophc indifference to the opinions and feelings of those fanatics and enthusiasts who regard due observance of the Sabbath and of Gods ordinances as in xlispensbe to the well-being of the commu- nity.

 like to see young people straining after sounding words and phrases, perpetrat- ing puns and committing conundrums. Such precocious displays of intellectual superiority are especially delightful in ladies. If it be true that there is but a step between the sub. lime and the ridiculous, then those who at tempt to shine in this way are within pace of sublimity.

 I like to see men disputatious and dogmati- cal. They show both wisdom and liberality

 like to see young men running out of the church during the hours dedicated to the wor- ship of God. It shows proper respect to the Deity, and to the feelings of the decent part of the congregation.

 like to see politicians blowing hot and cold with the same breath. It shows commend able independence, as well as an amiable de- sire to please all.

 Hike to ser people strain at a gate and swal- low a saw-mill. It shows a power and fex- bility of muscle worthy of all admiration Middlefown Gazette.