Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

|. ~ suen mere De- /; hposG ofllIa heart
rather than &C The Inauguration; aiIA - -
pOPosars wherever 10 Is lka6wn. 60.
will! !" $3.50 80 l'V ss's
u a Good E1oMpIe How aid van 80
here 80 soon this mornine, George 70 aid i
90 . boy in my class, Who had been n fhe
habit of coming late. I" rame.ss IS -
piled, " without my breakfas. this morn :
ing. because y0a said you would come 4,
see my mother shout il, if did not come
sooner. My mother Is III consutnption.
and she has been very unmelI for ! long
tlmes SO that she cannot GET up 10 give me
my breakfast any sooner; and was
afraid 1t You came to tell her that she
would have 10 get up sooner, that ID might
make hef worse 80 ! thought I would
come without my breakfast this morning."
did not knew that your mother was
sick George" said I; g but perhaps YOU
will get sick, George. by going wi,hont your
breakfast" Oh no, said be. ssit Is not
the FIRST time have done without ie.''s--..
:" Well, George" said L, 20 YOU must eas
plenty Of dinner when YOU 70 home.',----
"No," said no, Is am not going home 40
dinner. for fear shall DO late this after
noon bot will eat plenty of sumner to-
night, and that will make IN for II. This
was the smallest boy in INV clasa. He vas
between seven and eight wears cid. MI
| a4 .=4z.----s 4 N, ~
Complinssntary.--A distinguished eiti-
zen Of Ohio told the following aneedo,o nc
the Commencenlent Dinner al Hanover
week or two since. Il is gaod enough TO
Now Hampshire r. asked western SEN
iletnah Of ON elnierant from, Inc GranitN
Hills. The latter felt highly crat;fed II
the compliment ppon MD native s,a,e con.
yeyed By the question: ana was promn,
10 reply" Certainly we are. yerv nor.
al people," q Wen. / should think so. far
you torn out scgues enoosh eve,v wear &,
purify any people IN Christendom.,s o..
a3s - s. -. 80 3, s.sg.
.t;.a.. t r.. :" =, TTGnes.--Mr Wellingtoa;
800. MS S"a,'ss!on L : - SOUTH
800. '' = uassn'ng ~ rance WIN ms
n "'"''y = Saugn1e! OF Mr. w. ms Jnse
.s 80 Aa 20 rarls % me son O one q
$50 ~ .Aou'''s's y sne BRUSH Ssvy. Enis
800 W nO.rcs merely % speak q me
1850: =. .anKse ooy: wners i !nselii-
s.nsS Y comDlneo wi!n 3. indnsssy ana ener-
81 81 ~ C" v Mr: s'hnescS y 2 ma
LIZ liz ~ wcss N1mDf'gses aser nosson;-
LIZ passn.s are wofIny eno respee'anie
people s1o 1e m'stake NOT his ia.her Y
oI was " 'arOe5' ana lor 2 long series OF
sa's mas grown vesetapies sor Boston
MARKET. Along while since. wan 2 dick
y ~ ms nas an 70 a 7. pennies ~ vac Pock1
g, young Wen.hgsen vent sonsh: Alter
pas:hg .nreugn various efaus.icns. rom
enl're ocscul'!y ne Decame 1ioHsgn!enad
g Que O. me most aS,e ana eigalIed Ed,.-
cs1 20 .ne Union. Dis!inct'on and wealth.
lo ~, anu now nS - !rasesnae aosoaa
WIZ, WIN "' a 'am'y, sna ny aaugn!er nag )uss
ocen ecnMec'eo W marriage M WIN we sen
81. 0 ~ c,.. na; =, Il. .ns @u.as,ons e
Gus sOn's''ne' wnsa dl,gsn'.y .reeso .: sus'
t%.f a -.s...
!THr S,srrns. :, s.oo.,,.x W,rn.
The oldest 81 ivo s;sters ~ ~ .s,;s.a hv
her fa,har - : o.n,lsmas r. k,rgs 1920,
The law ua. er,o;n,aa a. ~ csnsIena.T
tn n,aL his v;.;s ~ 80 hs.; - ves se.n
ei,her of tfem ana IN 1870 800 ;,,sArss.s
"A ~ NJ. co,,,;ny ia. NE hs;sEs AZ ,,rs.
rarea II raea;ve k;r, sTshs sfyssn~ah hs;ae,
Who was Ina kanaso.,est N ,ha ,vn. he;ng.
des;rons "a .Sar ~ sia-.rt sh.r. mi
w.;., "a chs NC "A .a.,.ss WI L.,.sl(
e. 1 dr.s. ..i,;ri, - 49,, ~ .rj' cic..
nron hsr. ,v;.hnns snv i;n;nsl ~ 1scisr 81
Gsr g,horob n 80 r,;ntar srS .reesd;nvIv,
cola. Tha eoSsennsnxa Ies I'M ~ "a.
peared pals ana miserable. like one perish
ing with tl,e severity eftke weather while
her sister. Who. rspardIeas of In shape
had attirea hersalf ratienallv wifh sh;ck
garments, lined Win fnr, looked warm,