Litchfield enquirer., 1834-08-07

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4n tns Mss.ssI 49, 3 ~! ln,a' gre
49, We 2, 49, s..a9ss aug 0.ner serPenas
.e'se on ~ spPrOacn z. Io1u weatnef, IN.
- w'1ssI Iuas'sss, auu 1919 g tOlp'd
sac IKE osners q tHe scspen. stsOe. they
VINE away tao 0sSaty season e 9 state or
"'ss"s'O''.y g co'u an1 munger. tne
p."g, w"e" Tug senla' 'nnuenSe % tne
-" S" e.s '"e" l"to ass,ve i''e, .ney
.'; NV, ~ ,.o''' ans'r cEu'ha. rettea.s. aeo'
oyuy ."e pleasures o. renovated ex.s-
ien..e, - .'e.I own pecui'ar manner. A
~. sass'J .ntougG 'ne WOODS ana heids.
sI" wsn! us's seIpen''nes way
,,". %.o a,"s P'es."us'y .ha1es AUG .snsto
~" "S. u"" e4usIy msos WIN ua ray. OF =
.h" a.stc. Gnu 1880 very osIefens from
"";S...s 49, sa.ns cue a'omOers y sne
s 49,. M.''sus .s W.. way i.equSne 'nae ulssF'ct
:, Soun'.y. = Wy WIZ aesE. oe.weeh wnom
anu .ns sa'!esna.e mere appears 70 soGs'ss
u.os. .nss,eIa's. . s.s nasrec.-
~ ~ u0eI' - 'uS e.SySteo price o.
u's S''a,as'st, moves gE"celuiiy aiong the
pasa w"1'e s"o Iaa'1ssnaAs . HaVeiiings
.Hsy oo'" ius'a"'"scous'y nan ~ tneT
course. ana prepare ior :, COMBAT which -
g terminate ~ .ne DEAN 81 one OF tue otil-
or Of the c0nlbatantS. The snake i0ltnedi-
ately coils and. prepares for the fatal spring !,
the deer slowly recedes, and coming up
with the lofty but graduated bounds. leaps
with as much precision as is possible, with
his hard and horny feet upon the serpent;
and if he miss him, passes rapidly on, and
returning. renews the contest, end attempes
TO spring upon him again and again. The
serpent on seeing the deer moving towards
him., patiently awaits his approach. and az
soon as he conceives him 10 be within stri-
king distance, darts with the most veno-
nous intent upon him, and If not disabled
when the deer approaches him q second
and third time, the rattlesnake repeats his
springs, and if he strikes the deer, the lat
tor Is soon put hors dM combat, and swells
and dies. On the contrary, if the deer
strike the rattlesnake with his hoofs, the
latter has his back bone broken, and dis
comitted, expires. And il is a fact well
known to many, that these, two hostile an-
imals never separate, after they meet, until
one Of them dies. This fact is derived,
orally, from a former Reverend President
Eof a College, whose reputation for knowl.
edge and veracity is Of too lofty charac.
ter to be impeached.- y. Sun.
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re 1s'oqaens 1Sa'ract,s rom Mr. Sgragues
Aoar res pe hs, me MASS. iemp. society.
me common caiaml,ies " llie may %
s"outcu. Foser.y, sickness, ana even
as ,.,s nay 20 mel PVT thsfe y khat whaca.
wnsle y nfings aA these WIN e. = worse
.nan ai' !nese togetnsf' \ Wnef ine mss
Daa'o aina ine latner 'orge,s re duties 40
"" N'tt &c 'u'h'' "n1 Dy SOW degrees
Y. pec An .ne crea.u,e ~ 'n!emPerance.
Ho'e sn's1s 'n'o ~ rome tne sorrow tnst
. h, : ~ spIn' '"as wy nos ~ a''isv'a'eus
'"Is w pot ps comI0rte6.
mere, ABOVE a'l, who're sne who has
vem'uleu every ming, ~ ioss. w oman
sanc.;ng woman ma, mere bends 70 .hsr d'rest
al n,c y Il lne measure o. nor wo, ~
vW.' y ,sn, whose husband Is . dFrunkard.
VIC s,'ail Prosecs her wnen ne y her M
su''er, ner oppressor what shali delight
ner' wnsn sue sn!lnks rom Inc sight OF ms
lace. aDG uemDses az we solna 81 MS
voice. ne nsaft % ln0eed oaFk fl'ai ne
"as ahaus 9esoiaic. Imere, w me duh
nouF 81 miGnignt. mgr grieis are known on
70 hefSe''' ner Druised'heart Oleeds in se-
cse'. nefs, WINE me sroei an1hor @ ner
distress - drowned 70 distant revelry, she
nolos ner solitary v'glI: wail,ng, y:t dread