Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-20
No. 20. WHol.E No. s4C.

ens 0s Tor q moment and freely yield ne ie
 HIS wllt,--ths language of fhe sai..fs sn~rs
 took oF heavenly eIoU1AhrS 7- s..- -.
 My child, tears bfolIs ,t. ,f. f.,I,.ss.t,ssl
 teranee. E will subSnig. II Fa;li IT.. ss.,ssssE
 qpF to bear lp, and mee, his dec,sss s;;.G
 such tDrtiiUde as he will. OhT;s:. t1.S
 to say tthy will be dpne, hut vel e, 'I 'iM r:s,
 submit-~the weakness Of. .the flesh ma, - -
 sert it's stubborn win, but vet Il will sSb,.;,
 will humble myseIE end say. stl,cu l,ast giyenit is thine to take. But nv chilAos
 and he bent over her in aagony, sitlis hard. when all other earthly props were, tskehf
 thou vert left in mercy, and there vss ;ns ;Ds
 deed comfort--it is now His will. tlaat M ss
 too should go--the whole worlds < wasss
 to nc and he hid his face in his lsauia and bitterly wept. Dim grew the eye of the s0ffarer, but though her bodily pains increased, still the spifit was trinmphanf, and though feeble the accents, still the prayer arose above ihe awful stiffness
 which. surrounded, tIse coucla of death, and at heightened and, broken Siateryals mietlf Dc heard from tho but half opened lips in dstinet uttefance asf sseak and more Wealk tho body grew, Father nc is thine. bIess2 sGppnft. guide him -His aged steps spfoteeE T7lead him in ahine own way--conilCft
 for his al ssa The words grew more faint, aissl all was stil n. ,ia N \
 A sudden gnsli ofs fsagony broke 5ill upon the stiffness "f that moment t was tho cry oflhe aged fasiier, and for m0ih6nt bending over the body. he realiz1 sishM
 ieartnt eertainty. the utter solitude 6f hiS
 life, the wreck of his. desifes, ths n0gilina-
 ness of his endearments, the tailnre oE Ris
 schemes, the blight. and miIdew and disap-
 pointment Ofhis tendery Dnrssd hopes.---
 Pale in unearthiy beauty, and cold an sshe valleys clod, lay tho nipt bless0m, and Stanley was alone. Til the whole world. there was notbing earthiy oii which hss could rest, and he felt Its lohsIinesa 1and though ,bs painful trial which ke Isad' ltr,- dergone told him in ianeasga not tol bs doubted, It is the will of RrORidenca.s yet it was not in the first burst ofagony lle waa readyl to, admit it's justice, and though he did moi rebellionsly c0mplain, vol in the deep intensity of his feelings ha was far from vecognizing the wisdom of the de. cree. But a calnier motnent--it was u rlsoment of snnshih sue ceeded d thelmsnfal tsmpssk Sispls religion was the tsligg- ion of lbe heaFt--hps had drunk deep through . long liie at tho fonniains of Di- vino cOmfori-- reason eBsiia ssga sa his aid ile had seen enough to convince hin tiS;sss Gods ways are always right---and tlsoOeII in this peculiar pf0yidence h0 could not clearly discern is justice, yet he was wilg ling to believe --nay ha klew--tliat hia God was a God soE. .lovo. He; knew tooa thai affliction is the lof If hnmapitY that to grieye, bntnOt Eas On6 without hope. is.a sanctioned consolation ]; that'to fofRefthosa wlIons we have loved is nsither . tpfincipls of duty nor coniMahd of God and StaIl- Iey submitted not becaiise lie undsrstood it, bst 5. Bsssass he knev N ,l twss N s,ls VII sf rroyldence. asA. s.s a... .,s5 ttt sssf s;ss
 ssalgsDtssag 9 trr.-r., is M sssz A #H ssFss oi Rnaehiag F;ss.---It is surprissnR shse among the vest varisty Ofdisc0veries which Phrenol0gists .havs mada on the territory of the hnnlan skull, they have not fapnsf the spggap of ofignitiveDsss. They may de. pend 1pop it, tbpt such ail osgan ,Is there. and we shall not be anaxcd if TO Gurselves l,i. upoIf gis some of these ,dsys,. in our ex- ploratiors through the boundless field of our own, or more modestly speaking, of some of our friends inieilecis, and thereby dissppoint every body and imnoftsliza our. selyes aiter all. According tU our philcs- ophys facility in making fires depends upon 50rganiaali0n- --and. therefore, . man musf bslborii with . genins for ii, or remain . nu0lskuilIso far as ilsi manifestation is cons |'cssned. Any blanderer cam pasaas good firs out, but t lakes T genils aps eegd uP one. xxx, s;.s9iiiia 5szgsaf s saw N. .su IN Ladies hasslbeeH:f e9larkable, I'M aima ou, of. miuds Or 'sFe abexteriiy which tllap
 often manifest ip ppnEliing figass :, pil you ever see a lady blnsking with cold enter thearoom withoat marching straight lptc tlIe 6re-plaee, picking up the sgDgs snd banging away n the i0Fe-stick { M yot have seen such thing you have seen afe- male prodigy. The desire of lorturing ti.Uir towers Is not mora natural to the dear sex, illan is shs propensity a0 pupeh tire.
 Sometimes tho qualification of fflaisinRAecnt propensity is attended with cad diseoaas
 forts. For instance--whcn you have "
 iIse aid of constructiveness. sDeceeded iIl 6uilding up first rate frame work tpr the flames ao wreath tl,emsslyes about. and aFp just sconera,slaiing yourself 0n your qscisi- sscmral skill. in will pop your wifes or .sis. tsya or some other lovely being, and picik- inR np the tongs, vill, eils iell bloc viii eE. fsesually level sha sssuls of your labosss-@ The fFs is Knocked inso cooked isat. e our friend would say, aud sets ar \ smake like a a,inialufe Strombeli. lfgon gre like dnfselvess . man of gentle tempefs aud y0nE Mn.iabilisv being nnfsGIaAs yn0}R s.s.. sA. Assss s..4 41sssAA s4.fne #.m