Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25


t,ces. Africa is furnace. Algicrs is ssrrry
gronnd. Asia is grove. The Aniilles ara NJ.
gar rehncries. s. America is a store. N Ame,n
is "A tiii full. Spain is a till empty
From the Wca, Chester f'rnn) Register aud Fxsmi,e
DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE.
Yesterday about two O'Clock p NJ tho bod, 4
james M'Farlan was found by the road SIDE
shnr, distance south of Doc Ran tavern III
deceased had been observed several times al
ring the forenoon, lying there with lug q
his side, n circumstance not very unusual, arl
consequently did not excite much attention
When found, he was lying upon his back with u
destroyer still by han, mud in the bsoiling Il
of n meridian which had caused the parts al
body exposed tn Ms rays, 10 present tho appnl
ance of It's being literally scaliod or birpL{
These circumstances leli no doubt upoa
Try which teit the inquest, but that bis da
was accustomed by his intoxication and the il
ence of the intense heat, aud their vcrdici \
accordingly.
/ The scene is past. and the poor victim y
just been consigned To his grave with barely y
ti:ient persons in Attendance TO perform ,ac y
sad rights ~ mistortune's mos, miserable
spring. Tho scene il past, and alm,s, lonsl
ten ere The last clod is hcapcd upon his ii
: resting place. II has past as an cccanexl
seemingly otno moment or interest-crests|
scarcely any sensation, though man, a fE
z being ,hns been virtually murdered Say ID
that be brough, tho calamity upon himscaf-al
he alone is rospousibe2 Mistaken concIs~
, Where are those who first lure him with m
; voice from industrious and sober hahis-S
first induced him Ia lift the poisoned lsaj 10 u
, lips, and then fiched from him his lad daar- !
his last cen,?-leaving him to ponder mu b
reputa'ion--io be tossed upon the tcrrtsirs
biiiows "t angovernablc passions; and to 81 !
last unicttcred, anl unre',n,'cd 10 III uahnaI
grave, the victim Of unnatural appetite -
these be held gIilcss shalt these be lck(
; upon as gentlemen ana recognized rs Shsssssnd
guilty OF no breach of moral rccti,ude, and as q
less in the sight Of the Just Oncr / ansvet \
o no.. Yes, from The bottom of feelings oitersul
Z and deeply baptized in the spirit Of whatI y
i | soemnty believe that these cannot be \
C gniltess. And where are those who rcpeniA,
$ his ing for the last time--vlio filled his siasi a.
: are they .,uiiilcss? oh yesi certlinlv 20;
r and such tavern or store keeper, and he !
G very nice man, kin.i aud generous-very r.
= of "A gentlemen indeed perhaps. he Is \
), dessipie Of Penn his plain coat throwing n
thing nf sancii:v over the deed; nut you h
c Friends ,rere afrrdys temperance society,
Q they are yer, respectdbie, and YOU woud'at y
: of questioning the Proprieiy of their course
, Thus we are met IN ctaseicss rebuks1
% rum selling by the responsibility, Tire STAR
J. and generosity Of those who deal ous the
g senger of va 10 their poor victim, IN excbsnr
= that which should have provided him food
d raImen, :or himself. his starving wife and p.n,
e ing babes.
Ie have done. Ought not such awful etrre|
IT ces, OF ryhich the subject of this bries stsks
re temperance reform TO renewed exertns 70
q sh from society this destroyer Of IL peace =
prosperity-,his blastcr Of the hirest Psoer']
e and broadesi hopes Of an eniightsned ccnn-1
III Let our motto b.. total abstincnce.' and \
&C Dukes Of those who sell, touch tn ste ,nf bss1
accorsed thing. be tireiess, strong ana
= Notwithstanding the partiailIfs
T. domination Of those who or traffE
h tIcle, whether they occupy high o. ios
I'd or whether they claim exemofion - 49,
IS by the shield Of plain cont, which IN n -
=, has ceased to be positive evidence OF "a
- July 81, 1888.
le FoReEr.uLLxEss.-A rogue asked cnsfyi
vs. pretence Of being dumb. A lady hssl
re him with equal simplicity and hamss9s
nd long he had been dumh. he was thross
ne guard, and answered, 'Fiyc years, mao
ut -
IN Names of we'll known physicians .
IN parts Of the cosintrv--Dr. Graves, Dr. :. :
he PiiIsbury. DR.. Too'hakcr. DR.. Slasghfes' =
at ham, pronounced Kii'em. These hnS
nough tofrighten ahypocondriac oufo "
n @
~ Cure FOR THE STING OK WASP on
nd Liverpool paper states as follows
er "A few days ago happening 70 Be 70 =
of we witnessed the efficacy OF fhe fe@~ y, .
tie sting of wasp mentioned in one o. e% =.
,r. pers. A little bow was stung severely ~
ne in great torture, until an onsoo vas 49,
n part affected; when the cure vas 'ns-se 81
m This important and simple remedy 49, 49, y
he generally known. and we pledge oos