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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-27
c O NFECTIO NARY
RIETY STORE.

.Now is The time 10 lay your money out 10
good adrantage.
'HNlIE subscriber has just received. and offers
Il for sale at his store, directly opposite the
Post Oilico, n great variety Of Toys, Fancy
Goods. Willow Wagons, Baskets, sc. &c
Also, great variety Of Confectionery. Of his
own manufacturing, at wholesale or retail.
Also. Pastry Cakes of all kinds, and We'd
ding Cakes made at short notice.
May l. Il. STACY, Jr.
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LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General .assemLiy, Jus StSSion,.a ID. 1889

AN ACT in addition of the several acts re-
Iaiing I, Public Schools.
BE Il enaeied by The General assembly as
joiiors:
Whenever an amount Of money sufficient
to pay for fuel. rent and other incidental ex-
prns"s of Public Schools, shall not be pro.
vldcd by any town by taxation or otherwise.
the School Committee of such town shall
have power 10 assess a sum sufficient TO pay
such expenses, upon those who send scholars
to the schools, IN such manner as they may
deem just; cxempting from the assessment
such as they consider unable, or too poor TO
pay: and II any person shall neglect to pay
such assessment within the time appointed,
the school committee may certify the name
of the delinquent and The sum for which he
is deficient, 10 the assessors Of the town, who
shall ius''rt the same in the assessment OF
tie next town tax against such person ; and
the collector shall collect The same, TO be paid
over when collected, TO the school committee.
True copy--wincss:
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y.
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hR. f. SPOIN,a German physician Of much
NJ note, having devoted his attention for some
years to the cure and removal Of the causes of
.NERPOUS MD SICK HEA AD.ACHE,
has the satisfaction to make known, that he has
a remedy which by removing The causes cures
ciieciually aud permanently this distressing com
plaint. There many families who have con-
sdcred Sick Headache constitutional incurable
family complaint. ID. =. assures them that they
are mistaken, and laboring under distress which
they might not only alleviate, but actually eradi-
Gated by the use Of his remedy.
il is the result Of scientific research, and IL on
tirely Of n different character from advertised
patent medicines, and is not unpleasant to the
taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that DR.. Spohn's
remedy for this distressing complaint is every day
gaming Is certainly n matter OF much astonish-
ment That so much suffering should have ex-
sted Tor ages Without any discovery Of nm clleoiu-
al preventive, or cure, il truly subject Of much
regret, but DR.. :. now assures the public that
such remedy has been invented rs " III convince
the most credulous The principles upon which
It acts are simple and plain. II j. an admitted
hct that this complaint, whether called Sick
lIeadache, or Nervous Headache, arises primarily
from the stomach - those " no think they have tho
gan, the stomach IS the irsi cause, that The sys-
ten has become tinted or debaied, through
The stomach and that only through The sane
channel must they expect u restoration Of tho
natural md healthy functions Of the system
This object, Dr. sphon's remedy - en'inen,ly
calculated TO attain. ! he truth Of ihis position
cannot be- controyeried, aud The sooner sullcrors
with the hcadache hccome con. need of u. the
sooner will ihrr sullrrinss end in restoration Of
health. DR.. spohn pledges his professional rrpu-
talion on this tact. The remedy may be had Of
apc,bccarirs general, throughout tho United
States.
CONSTOCK 4 co. Wholesale druggists 2
Flrirhcr street, near Maiden Lane, one door be-
low Peal street, New York, General agents FOR
America. T. sIDlIN, NJ ID.
for sale Ly n. J. TAYLOR, Newport.
Nov =.
NItprIiNcs ILoUE srw hhls. for .sic by
A'l Itt p. I. l.. BELL, EfUHd..t
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Notice.

nOCT. WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
~ having removed to Johnston, II. I. wish
es all peisons with whom he has unsettled ac-
counts, TO call on SAMUEL CLARKE, Esq. Of
Portsmouth, and adjust the same or on the
Doctor at he residence Ia sgid Johnston.
Portsmouth, Jan 1, los9-[Jan H.
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sIl.hA0NMD POMW@Eo
A MOTHERS EVENING THOUGHTS.

ulO U
NY MRS. l.. n. sioouHNEy.
q homcicli joys-so dear and sweet,
Ny clear wood lire beside
Ny baby creeping at NJ, fret,
Who oii with glance Of pride,
Looks back, elate, and pleas'd 10 show
How fast his tiny limbs can 90.
And closely seated BY my side,
My little daughter fair
Whose doll upon her knee doth ride,
ESSAYS mhtron's cnrc,-
While many a lesson, half severe,
With kisses miXd must dolly hear.
There lie my volumes, clos'd aud STILL
Those chosen friends oi DID,
My pen, regardless ofny viii,
Turks In Its bronyed hOld,-
High joys they gnve,-bml not so dear,
As those that gd my hrcside here.
Where harp nnd viol carol sweet,
Mid youths unfolding hours,
And gladness wings the dancers feet
That seem Ia tread on flowers,
I've shar'd the cup,---t sparkled cear,--
Twas foam,-the precious draught il here.
I've trod the iory hslls,-where dwell
The noble-t of our land
And met,--tho' humble was my CELL
Warm smile, aud greeting hand
Yet she doth feel thrill more blest,
Who lulls her infant on her breast.
strong words of praise,-such words as grid
To high ambitious deed,
The impulse Of my mind have surr'd.-
Though stiil unearnd, their need
But what Of these l-they fleet away,
Like mist, before affections ray.
Tho many princeless gem ofbliss,
Hath made my pathway hir,-
Yet have known no JOY like this,
A mothers nursing care,
To mark, when stars Of midnight shine,
MY infants bright eye fixed on mine.
Might woman win enrth's richest rosc,-
Yet miss that wild-hower rest,
Which by the lowliest cradle grows,
'Twere hut n loss nj hest =
Pass on, o world, IN all thv pride,
I've made my choice, and here abide.
Even she, who shines with beauiy's ray,-
BY fashions throng curcSt,-
u from that ponp she turn away,
Aud build her shclterd nrst,-
And hoard the Jewels OF the heart,
Like Mary finds the better part"
Hartford, March, 1889.
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nR NC MUNN'S ELIXIR or OPIUM
- containing all the valuable medicinal quail
ties OF opun', TO the exclusion Of Its noxious
principles recommended by Drs. Ives Johnston.
rancl'' Cb'csmrn, Hoffman aud Webster, Of
New York. aud vlhsf. lor .alo Ivy
May I6. X. J. TAYLOR.
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COpartnersIaip Formed.

A copartncrshp has this day been formed,
"A by the subscribers in Broad street, where
they intend keeping on hand general as
sor'ment of GROCERIES,. CROCKERY,
BOOTS and SHOES. GR.4LE FARM
ING UTENSILS, and variety of other
articles, looked for in Variety Store.
The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm Of Nicholas Uhite s. Co.
NICHOLAS WHITE,
Jan !, 1899. NOAH WHITE.
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WOOL CARDING, SPINNING, s.
MANUFACTURING.
'u>ilE public are respectfully informed, that
the subscriber will carry on the Uool
Carding, Spinning 81 Manufacturing business,
at the MILL, occupied by The late firm Of Gould
& Duhee in Portsmouth, and hopes his old
friends and patrons in that branch Of the busi-
ness, will favor him with their custom.
ISAAC Z. DURFEE.
Portsmouth, April II, 1889.
N. B.-Artices intended for either Of the
above establishments may be left with Sanford
Almy, Little Compton VIM. Almy, Tiveron;
J. Clifford. Bristol Ferry; Underwood Carr,
Edward S,anhope, or u. IT, WiIbour, Newport;
and at B. Browns Hotel, Portsmouth.
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DIR. ATKINSON'S
CELEBRATED
CeGeknLLe GOLlLCn Ointment.

Vegetable Golden Ointment.
This ointment having been used in ths
Doctors private practice for many years with
perfect success and the many letters he hah
received begging Of him to give the public
the benefit of his research, he has complied
and now warrants this ointment to be Ger
tain cure for all Scrofulous Eruptions, Itch,
Chopped Hands, Salt Rheum and Tctter or
Ring worm, Abrasions of the Skin, and Ul-
cerated Sore Legs (of no matter how long
Standing,) also, for Scald Head and Sore
Ears in Children; for sore Eyes or cracked
lips the cure is nfallible.
For sale by DIR. r. II. HAZARD
Sign of the Golden Mortar,
Near the Court House.
Newport, Oct 90. 1886.
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B AID N E IS S.
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR


I s the grandcst ornament belonging to the human
l. frame How strangely the loss Of il changes the
countcnancc and prcnaiurely brings the appearance
of old age which causes many recoil being
vercd and sometimes even shun society to avoid the
jcsts aud snccrs Of their acquanance the remainder o
their lives is consequently spent In retirement la
short, not even the loss of property fills the generous
thinking youth with that heavy sinking gloom ms does
the loss of his hair. TO all these unpleasant cir
Cumstanccs, OLDRIDGE'S BALM or COLUMBIA
stops the hair from falling of on the first application
aud few bottles restores it again. Ii Likewise produ
ccs e> ebrows and whiskers; prevents the hair from
turning grny, makes IL curl beautifully, AMI trees II from
scmr Numerous certificates oi the first responsibility
in support Of the virtues OF oldridses balm shown
b, the proprctors.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late nyor Of Philadol-
phin has certified, ma! be below, Ia the high
character of the following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify lna we have used
the Balm oi Columbia discovered by j. Oldridge aud
have found highly serviceabe not only preventive
against the mlng of oi hair, but also certain re-
storati,e. WM. THAT Der, sen.
Methods, Minister in ST. George charqe,
No S6 North Finh ST.
JOHN 7. INGIIS, 33i Arch ST.
JOHN u. THOMAS, ". ID. l63 Race st.
JOHN s. FUREY, lOl Spruce 81.
HllGiiMcCiRDY, 2i3 South 9Th 1t.
JOHN GARD, jr. 1873 Arch 81.
IT will certainly raise its virtues In the estimation Of
the public when II Is known that three of the above
sgncr- are more than 80 Of agc aud the others
not less than 80.
From the Mayor.
COMMONWEALTH or PENNsyLviNI,,l
cit, orPhadcIpha.
L. ROBERT WHARTON, Max yor OF said city of Phila-
dclphin do hereby certify that am well acquainted
with Me-srs. j. r. Inglis John - Furcy, aud Hugh Me-
Curdy, whuse names signed to the above certificate
that they gentlemen Of character aud rcspcctaby
aud as such full credit should be given To- the said
tihrate.
In witness whereof have hercunto my hand, aud
. caused the scnl of the city To be liked, this
lLS =. sixth day Of december &r.
ROBERT WHARTON. Ma,or.
tAUTION.-Ohscrvc that each bottle of the genuine
Balm has n splendid engraved wrapper, which IL
represented the Pals Oi Niagara, the agents name, Ne
Sold wholesale aud retail by COMSTOCk a 60.
SOLE Agents. Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane one
door below Pearl NJ. New York, aud by one ar more
druggists IN nearly town IN the Union. In New
dort, by X. j. TAYLOR, Id Thamcs.strcct. lnov r.
"Large .9ches from Lille Toe Corns grotc.'
EORNS, CORNS-An effectual and war.
~ rantcd cure for Toe Corns, which does
not iallto cure IN one instance in 100. for sale
by the gross, dozen, or single box, by a. b.
4 ID. SASDs. 100 Fulton, corner OF William
st. N. York: Also, by X. X. HAZARD,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, Newport, X. l.
Price oily 81 cents. Dec %.
DIi.Or BREAD. 10 ibis PHO, Bread, just
y received aud for sale nv
May 20. Eis w NIvios.
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n O T. e. f..

A CO-PARTNERsnIP, in the practice of Me.
"A dlcine, has this day commenced between
LANES j. TURNER, and HENRY f.
TURNER, under the firm Of J. ]. Turner
& Son. J. V. TURNER,
III. +. TURNER.
Newport, Sept. q, 1885, IO25.
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tie last ten this valuable Balam hss he"n in
most NJ the principal the Nonhen States anil by tho
Of those have ts efficacy the Proprietor
.usngsm.n furnish the druggist Of this Place that all avail
enfelves Of this remedy the seaed that
medicine will a. Its eject ot.tinste coughs truly
dsrful and the follow individuals voluntarily give their
the number proved ,s efficacy the
ledge Of Materials aud the favorable effect upon PATIENTS
where have the above Basam,
'aluslle medene for What recommended Calvin Ellis,
D. Albert Williams NJ D. members OF the Nassachusstts Medical
Society Also cerlaes the direction, what astonishing
hs. eferted for A. Webster Boson, Horace GALL R.o
Me, Tos Hsstns Boston, EI Horton firm Of Baker Iiu
ton B.on, DAVID Wooimy, CLERK Of josiah ssa1nan, Miss L.
Howard Thousands Of others could he named, whore best
inoxn A .eeunty against eonterfei escb direction will 30
signed by the Proprietor NJ NJ Gardner Popneums residence
t Warrington Street Boston, where all oienesn be added.
Also observe 'he bottle impressed in the gss. The hIn M.
N. GaIJner's Indian CalsAnl Of Liyersor.
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sp NOTICES.

.nNE man cannot attend to Farm and a
" Store, at one and the same time, any bet.
ter than he can serve God and Mammon,-
THEREFORE,
have made up my mind to close up alto
gethcr, as soon as is possible, and will sell
ALI or any part Of my Goods, at md under
eosi, for CASH, or approved credit am
now making great sacrifices on most of my
Gnods,nnd have a iorge quantity yet to SELL
The Store Keepers would do well to buy me
out. and thereby get rid Of at least one Thorn
will Rent the North part Of my Store, and
give immediate possession.
May o. WIN JAMES TILLEY.
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Cloth Dressing, COIOring, &C.

IIOth Dressing, COIOrInS, nc.
vNNIlE subscriber, respectfully informs his
u friends and the public, that he continues
to carry on the Cloth Dressing and Coiorins
business at the well known MILL, formerly
rented by Gould & Durlee, in Portsmouth, and
will DC happy to wait on his old customers and
the public as heretofore.
THOMAS GOULD.
Portsmouth, April IL, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-27
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

TIE best med cine for
Coughs, Colds, end all
Lung complaint', Hoop
ing Cough, Spitiing 81
Blood, Pain in the SIDE,
Liver Complaint, and
affections or the breast,
u MIS-. 1 \ GARD.
kfR's INDIAN BAL.
SAN or LIVER
WORT, containing tho
strength OF many Toots
and herbs. Among the
number are Liverwort,
El-csmpane, Bone'et,
AsrlspiHs ti'berosa. lee
Land 5loss, S1uiils, Hys-
)Sp, Ruia gta,cU,sHs:
also many other h.rts
nYttc be procured IN this
part of the globe. fos
Neau ia etIsn.fNA ~. tn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-27

AN ACT to enlarge and explain the powers
of the Town Meetings aud Town Council
Of the town of Newport.
he ii enacted Ly The General .1ssemJlu as
.J1iioWs:
Section !. The town of Newport, shall
have power to make bylaws to prevent and
remove encroachments or distractions, in
the harbour and cove above the bridge in
said town, and in the public waters thereof:
and the continuance OF any such cncrnach.
ments or obstruction, after notice to the Of.
tender by order Ofthe town, shall be deemed
new offence, at the expiration Of every
month during such continuance.
Sec. 2. Said town shall have power to
make bylaws relative to the wharvcs and
docks. and to the anchoring and mooring OF
vessels in said harbour.
Sec. 3. The town council Of said town, or
the ireemcn thereof, whenever they think
proper, shall have power TO appoint a liar.
bour Master for the port and harbour ol
Newport: and TO make such bylaws and
ordinances not rcpugnant TO .hc laws Of the
State or OF the United States, and 10 establish
such fees and compensation as they may
deem necessary and expedlent for the exc.
cu'ion OF the duties Of said office free of ex.
pense To said town.
Sec. L. Said town Of Newport shal have
and may exercise all and any of the powe ers
granted in an act entitled AN act 10 au
thorze the city of Providence to establish
House OF Correction and for other PURPOSES,
and may adopt, apply and cnforce all or any
OF the provisions contained in said act. so far
a the same may be useful in the government,
of said town, and not Inconsistent with its
condition md ordinances: and the powers
and duties Of such officers rs may be en-.
ployed 10 execute tho bylaws, which may
be made by said town, in pursuance Of the
powers granted to said town IN this section,
shall be the same as those prescribed in said
act.
Sec. ). Said town Of Newport, shall have
mower To make by laws for the government
of SAID town, relative TO slaughter houses,
and to public markets, and market places
and the trade thereof: relative To nuisances
"nhl' said town; rel tive 10 public buildings
"nh walks; aud to trees planted for orna
mental OF use relative 10 pilotagc aud piols
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-27
CO-partncrship Dissolved.

CO-partncrship Dissolved.
vaNiE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of u. Il J. HAMMOND, is this
day dissolved by mutual cchsent. All persons
indebted to them by book account or otherwise,
dre requested to make payment prior to the 18th
Of March, to ZENAs L. llxMMoND, as all de-
mands will at that date be- placed in the hands
of an Attorney for collection.
ZENAsL HAMMOND.
Feb. 81, 1889. JOHN HAMMOND.
THE subscriber, grateful for past favors, re-
specliuIly informs the public that lie intends con-
tinuing the PAINTING and GLAZLN'G
BUSLN'ESS. in all i,s various branches, at the
old stand, No. 3 Colonnade Row, where he will
keep constantly on hand a variety Of Window
and Picture Glass, Paints, Oil, and all articles
usually sold in Paint Store.
Feb. 81. ZENAS L. HAMMOND.
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The above is for sale in Newport, by r. J.
TAYLOR and II. r. HAZARD, and by the
Druggists IN Providence and New. Bedford.
Newport, Nov. %.
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AN ACT establishing and regulating the
! Court of Justices in the town Of Newport
he ii enaeted Ly The General .qssemLW as
toHouS:
Section ]. There shall be annually elected
for The town of Newport, seven Justices Of
the Peace and no more.
Sec. :. The said justices shall meet to-
gether and hold court at the court house or
some other public room to be appointed by
them, on the Tuesday and Friday of each
and every week, for the trial and disposition
OF all criminal suits and prosecutions; and of
all civil actions within the jurisdiction of one
or more justices of the peace OF said town.
Said court shall be opened at nine O'Clock
a. NJ, and three justices at least shall be
necessary to make quorum; the court may
choose It's presiding justice, and upon the
trial of any case, the justice who issued the
writ in that case, shall not sit in judgment !:
the title Of said court shall be-, The Court OF
justices of the town Of Newport
Sec. 3. All wrts and processes in civil ac-
tons issued by any justice of the peace in
said town, shall be returnabe before the said
court, and be under its exclusive cognizance.
SEC. 4. All criminal processes issued by
any justice OF the peace in said town, shall,
1t 1t be practicable and convenient, be made
returnablc before the said court, and be un.
der It's exclusive cognizance.
Sec. ). Said court shall have power to is-
sue all writs and processes necessary TO the 1
exercise Of the powers herein vested in said |
court; and all such writs and processes may
be signed by either justice thereof
Sec. q. The said justices shall have power
to establish all necessary rules to regulate
the proceedings of said court, and to arrange |
and distribute their duties, so as to cqualizc
the same among themselves as nearly as may
be, and to ensure prompt aud punctua dis
charge thereof
Sec. Z. Said court of Justices shall have
original jurisdiction of all suits and COM
plants for offences against the bylaws. or
dlnanccs and regulations Of the freemen, and
OF the town council Of said town.
Sec. s. Nothing herein contained shall
prevent said justices from exercising indi.
vldually, and performing in all cases not pro.
vIdcd for in this act, the powers and duties
conferred or imposed upon justices of the
peace.
Sec. Q. Appeals in all cases may be had
IS is provided by general law.
True copy-witncss II
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y.
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eUettlp AImduar.
calculated for The mtriiian of .,trport

Last quarter, 9th, oh. 26m. moIn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

Aug. 10. Mild and cheerful
morning, gsntie brcezes,-
Queen dancing over the waves
lieht.footed as a fox, lat 10,
81. lon. 50 50. Distance run,
237 miles.
Aug. IL. Running with noise
less rapidly, engines running
al a tremendous rate. The
Queen Careers over the nigh
" waters in all the pleH'itude
Of majesty, lat. Al 10, Ion, %
IS. Distance run, 23s miles.
Aug. IL. Going with incon
ceivabie s'eadiness, lat. AZ 81 /,
Ion. 10 is. Distance run,
262 miles.
Aug. Is. The Queen, as she
approaches her dominions,
quickens her step, always So
licitous to show her subjects
she is mistre. Of the Sc as,
lat. 40 80, lon. IL 80 Dis
tsnce run, 2d5 miles.
Aug. Ia. Light tortoise.sh
clouds, lat. az -, Ion. 5 90
Distance run, AT miles.
Thirteen days and nineteen
hours TO Portsmouth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11

Aug. 4. Sweet wholesome
breeze, lat. Al 86. Ion. 60 80.
Distance run, $50 miles.
Aug. S. Ship getting lighter
aud mere lively, SIM 9th sea,
u revolutions, running off
cheerily, lat. Al IL, Ion. 30 80.
Distapce run, $50 miles.
Aug. 6, Queen dancing merri-
ly over the seas, lat. Al IS,
Ion. SO 90. Distance run,
220 miles.
Aug. Z. The Queen leaped
over the pillows with infinite
grace, lat. az 81, Ion. as IS
Distance run, 224 miles.
Aug. 8. Charming morning
going ahead with all imagin-
able dignity, lat. A %, lon.
40 AZ. Distance run, pa
miles.
Aug. 9. engines on this day an
Incompatible mass Of machi-
merry, work with great ease
and exactituac, lat. A Al, Jon.
80 IL Distance run, 400
mira.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28
THE HERNIA FABLE.

A plous hermit, who lived in the solitude o
the forest, far from the noise OF men, was once
wandering through the woods in search Of a
few wild 'ruits an berries to make up his .ru
gal meal. He heard IN aning in the grass,
and looking down saw fox, both Of whose
Iore.legs were broken, wrthlng Ikea snake on
the ground, and apparently starving. The
good hermit was about to seek some food Tor
the helpless creature when an eagle appeared
soaring high over head, and suddenly let n
fowl fall from his taIons directly al the feet Of
the fox. The starving animal seized greediIy
on the precious pri2e, and soon I'M 10 IA hearty
meal on il. "th," exclaimed Tho Piuu3 enhu
sins', "his is the finger Of Col. Why did i
disiruSt his providentldI care. and wander over
hill aud dale To seek for my daily (Ood3 He
who brought food to The mouth Of this he ple IS
animal, will surely never forget his servant. =
ilencclorth will take no mo,c thought for my
body'S suS,enancc, bal lrnsi To his goodness and
devote all my time 10 meditation" True Ia hs
resnluinn. he returned to his cell, and neitherI
plucked the fruits hat hung on tho around
him, nor went down TO Tho brook To quGnch hIsI
thirst Three whole days he lived thuS, ami
wasting away 10 shadow Ia the vain hope 0
direct interference from heaven. Ia The eve
ming Of the third day, just us he sunk into al
deep slu,nber, thunder rolled through the cave,