Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-10-05
MoDrsrY Is Id the chastity offemale in.

purity of,heart--ths index of refined sem
sibility Of soul, and the Psyche ofthe gra-
ces. Where this divine, heaven-born
quality is wanting. beauty is a seRseless
rose-loyeliness acknowledgements
nadorned-manners insipil---purity of
heart doubtful, and sensibiiity unamiable.
When virtue and modes'y enlighten her
charms the lustre Of a beautiful woman is
brighter than the stars of heaven, and the
influence Of her power it is in vain TO re-
sist.
Her smiles are more delicious than a
garden Of roses.
The innocence of her eye is like that
of the turtle; simplicity and truth dwell
in her heart.
The kisses of her mouth are sweet
er than honey; the perfumes of Arabia
breathe from her lips.
Shut not Thy bosom to the tenderness Of
love the purity of its fame shall ennob!e
thy heart, and sc fen it to receive the fair
est impressions.-EeonOmy of human life,
MATERNAL CRuELry.-Take an in
FAINT ten days old, put a stout cap on its
head, and then about two dozen thickness
es round its little body. If it happens to
have pin sticking into its flesh, bounce
it up and down merrily, talk baby talk,
and the work Of tending'' is accomplish
ed. Should it happen TO be dog-days,
wrap it securely IN blanket, with as
many folds as usually encase in Egg ptian
mummy, and if it cries be careful that
the head be so closely enveloped that no
cold air can possibly reach the little suck
ling. In this way, you can save it from
being chilled and efftctua'Iy stop its cry
ing IN. e. Palladium.
Capt Ross thus points out how the IN
habitants Of the Polar regions discrimi-
nate night and day.
You will perhaps wonder how we
could mark each dav when the total alb
sence Of the sun had placed US in rerpet-
ual night. The whole face of nature was
completely changed to US: but it was far
from being gloomy as You would imagine.
A considerable twilight about noon denot-
: ed the return Of day; and in clear wealth
er a beautiful arch of red Ii ght over
spread the horizon to the south for an
hour or two before and after noon. Greal
, care was taken, all the while the sun was
r under the horizon, to keep regular hours
for our meals; and as the day shortened
5 very gradually, we did not feel the APP
: preach Of the shortest day, though W.
f were not sorry when it passed"-N E
! Palladium.
e In Feb. last, there was a snow storm
. during the night at Canton, China. A
r it was the only one known there for tn
space Of century, and there were nc
: probably more than half dozen of tn
: natives who had ever witnessed such
e phe nomenon, it excited great surpris
among them. Some were indeed plea:
l. ed with the beautiful appearance of tn
e snow, that they were DESTROYS Of preserv
= ing the rarity, and accordingly place
It it in vases and exposed it to the rays c
+ the rising sun to be dried. We have nc
learned whether this mode of preventing
d its dissolution succeeded or failed .-Nal
: Gaz
q INDusrRY-h has been said with grsa
u truth, that man must have occupation O
e be miserable. Toll is the price of slee
g and appetite-of health and enjoyment
The very necessity which overcomes GU
X natural sIoth, is a blessing. The Who'll
J. world does not contain brier or a thor
o which divine mercy could have spared
'e We are happier with the steriIity, wbic
IS we can overcome by industry, than w
Sc could have been with spontaneous plent,
s. and unbounded protusion. The body an
e the mind are improved by the toll that ia
n tigues them. The toll is thousand time
rewarded blythe pleasure which it bestow!
5 Its enjoymeats are peculiar. No weaIt
Is can purchase them. They flow onl
e from the exertions " hich they repay.
IL From the Calcutta Christian Observed, fer
MAseh 1895.
Calcutta Baptist missionary Society
Es The sixteenth anniversary meeting Of th
- society was held in the Circular Road ChaI
y ell, on Thursday evening, the 18th ult., an
Z considering the uniavorsble state Of tt
q weather, was pretty numerously attended
70 The Rev. A. Sutton of the General Bapti
= Missionary Society, presided; and the Re
a Messrs. BoaZ, Lowrie, Pearce, Noyes, l.
= croix, and Yates, addressed the meeting
: The report gave, ON the whole, very plea
Ia ing account Of the results of the labors CO.
\ Quoted by the agents Of the society durir
the past year. Additions of hopeful CO
y verts have been made to all the church,
N under their care. In Calcutta Z CONVEX
were baptized during the year-at Chip
st lat Haurah 2-at LakhY antipur 3-ar
~ at Lhari 10, making in all 80 persons, wi
4 have afforded reason to believe that thu
- have experienced the converting power
!; the word Of God upon their hearts.
u SINGULAR THoueHT.-The@ Philade
ID Phia Saturday News says that the arch
J. tect OF one Of the prisons in that city. W,