Litchfield enquirer., 1834-07-31

- ls5I IN, Tss .- 80 ~'a SatS feur0SS he
1 % Inc captain gave his consent
we Lankee went on deck. and found the
Sar $1,000 alon. he called him
s'. a"u co,nnenced operations without
80. 10y 1e'y'ng upon his own superior
~ -. vlc'cry-out insteadof doing up
4 c.u. "'t's', 06 met with most con-
sn:...e $500 '. :, himself. Alter they had
s,: u"e salior reformed aloft, without
srgaA woFd. Inc Yankee, after hD
-, y, :. s.'ehce wa'ched him TO the top, turn
'uu"u q 20 t"e smiling crew with,
$3.50 -. "a Pret.y Keen fellow for q
$500. $3.50 M Wou'ont 90 Tor him 20 get
'o'u - "e 10 as'n N' Yorker.
THE sCoLD.
mere were, not long since, two youths.
male ana female, who were so affectionate-
y a.,acnea. that y appeared to them they
.s,s 49,. -. nye Happy without each other
$500 ss so''s sl.shuy hey soon very honestly
$500" ~ nun Y, ana wi'e. During the two
nfsl o'ys az was peace and love. But It
= always 'ne case with both men and wo-
men, .I1at dnr'ng cour'sllp they keep com
oc Is many Httie TRAITS and qualities which
aHsr marriage soon discover themseivcsy
"d l s. os,es's = III tne p5'ss ere both mo
that his wife. with Iii Ia haa.,,. $50 $3.50
also an evil and scorch;.c $3.50 poss.s:oL
the sliobaest ca,s.s ,,.,,id y, ?nss, wnicn
She loved her husband win iii ' a. III.
and az ibis he WAS se,,ns;hla ~. H. 80. 80
tlisposi,ion and ,;n,a. $500. y g
10 his wife's unhraid;nus a ! r,snna. 49, IoL
he was afierwsrds 900, ~. ~ c. ""..''
self from tl,e .nna,,a, - .r, - ''ss.'-.
pradnalIv IN M ,sa NJ. 'ohgue. no
6;mseIf fron, ho,.. 80 - s'ssn.ng
hi,her ana ,h;,has :. $3.50 Wa I:..
blends NJ hs.a.na .aa: ..P:ny WIN hIs
IN NJ .s,.,r., :. "Iou = ss'o Doules
dad u,,nr liz S, .s.s, s'!sI naying de-
win .wtllan a,,a. ia aa ,.s - sa..ous vines
me n,.v ,.a,l 49, s' ~. .onsues
pava h;vn, VA $3.50 ~ sscSPnoa sne
iurn ;n ~ a.. 'o ~, - ~ nsaso we key
!, H. ~ - ~ -: $3.50 s'asspn nesseli
Win I ,arraa. 49, e $3.50 ~. ~ vsel",lslHi nun
stunned ,s;,h ~ 9 sp.ossIss e;e nan
the vine IL ii. hs.d si,a a.u .Sp'usa W.T.
ra,a.,;a \; - ~ ".au. s,.er some enoris g,
i had Es.s,,. ~ sso, wousu s sle o1
!. 49,. -. ~, .ns IN" iuSIsassd 70 snsn
ia ut ~ 49, saw saen 49, q. ~
,e,r ara .,s.,.; "u y. J. s,Sps ~ nill-
nv. anu T1 a SSs s smS MI
this dealer in forbidden Knowledge she nh
tanned phial Of very limpid water, which
she said had been brought from beyond the
seas BY d pilgrim pf the greatest virtue and
holiness, with the Instruction that. when
her husband came home, she most imine-
'diateIy fill her mouth with i. taking great
care neither 70 swallow nor spit q Outs pnt
keep her mouth closed. The lady thank
ed her cordially, and then hastened home
70 await the arrival OF her husband. and
make trial Of the virtues 81 lhe water. :.
A. length the hnsbandr with tear and
dread enters the house, and is astOnished
charmed water, perfectly quiet. He ad-
dresses a few words to her; bns she says
nolhing. The husband becomes pleasant;
she says 10 hersef, behold the effects Of the
charmed water, and IS delighted. The hus-
band asks her what has happened Z and she
acts courteous and looks pleasantly, but
makes M. reply. Peace is snon made be-
tween them. The water lasted many days,
during which time they lived as harmonic
onsly as doves. The husband went no
more abroad, but found happiness ~ home.
But at hast the water Of the phial YVES ex-
hnnstrd and sns,fl AGAIN behold them In the