described and parade is the area fixed upon for the two brass is � one native and the other german � to play alternate to the distinguished visitors says the at present in mr s receiving its finishing touches from his imaginative but shortly to be in print through the � l and breadth as he has been heard to say the new and the old worlds there will the ling strains of the latest music charm away what of disease the healing waters of our well may have failed to there forget its pangs and consumption its but too customary cough age � age � there renew its youth in the contemplation of the g and the lovely and the domestic affections be ed by the spectacle of full of the high bom children ive decline from motives of delicacy as well as on of the laws relating to to quote merely remark that the whole document is in the same lofty style of glowing eloquence believe although we have no authority to make that if any nobleman in want of a le of thousand pounds would come down at once ur well and be cured of any physical that the money would not be wanting to in other respects the quarter of that sum might aid perhaps even for a bond s � i � ff ta es t second t our well publicly made of � that it did his good but he had better make haste about it for the season of is positively to commence next spring in the meantime a beginning � humble enough it is true but still a beginning � has been made a list for building purposes is at this moment going the round of the parish headed with quite a sum by farmer there are certain miserable who hint that such generosity is not altogether unreasonable since the will be made upon his land a pony is also already conveying over the district in a peculiarly shaped cart the water from our well for sale the two per of it as mr for his private drinking but as the contend for his bed thus far then things have at present towards making famous and in of our well but as impartial we feel it right before concluding our to give mrs s account of the matter who has lived in the parish rather over eighty years and is therefore entitled to be heard upon all local topics she is a little hard of hearing � hard too of conviction and even obstinate as a mule says farmer � and perhaps inclined to cling to ancient legend rather than to modem discoveries but she has her senses about her nevertheless and when she an opinion has r i ss r our well delivering it the following are mrs s very own words well says she tell i about your wells for it s all a pack of nonsense a nasty taste has it ah it s to be nasty d wont know s was a coming years ago with a load of salt and dropped down dead there that eh did and they buried him salt and all in s well nasty why o it s nasty well it may be and salt be at the bottom o it that s why and that according to its oldest is how we make wells at � t come in the evening to come in the evening reader if thou art wealthy or agreeable l � the common thou hast never known thou never know the misery which forms the subject of this touching narrative if thou hast a country house with but so much as one spare room in it or a villa residence by the sea or a cottage om e by the banks of thames so evil a thing can never happen to thee as to be asked to come in the evening no man � nay not even woman would dare to do it or if thou art related to any peer if even he be irish yea if thou art but first cousin to a so that thy host may say in well selected pause at table and how was sir charles when you last saw him this humiliation can ne er be thine or if thou hast a gift for wit and how to lift the talk that hangs and flags sometimes even at a rich man s board thou art saved and spared nevertheless o favoured of fortune it is for thee i write these words list list o list to the complaint of one that is less happy in his social circumstances who is poor who is dull whose name is mr thomas jones � pure and simple jones if hast tears for a wrong that never ie i to come in the evening prepare to shed them now it has doubtless often happened to thee that after at a friend s and filling thy sleek skin with pleasant and generous drinks thou hast wondered upon joining the ladies in the drawing room to see me sitting among them entering the apartment like a conquering with that careless freedom which can only result from having well dined with thy lips yet parted with the smile by the last among thy male companions thou hast i say often started upon beholding mt thou hast said to i have drunk much but i have not drunk too much there were but four of us men at table yonder but lo i behold a fifth steady brain steady and do not let us commit ourselves it may be a bom of that too delicious or it may not let us see whether anybody speaks to it for if not i will sit down upon the very spot it seems to occupy as recommended by dr in his anecdotes of many and many a time have i watched these 