Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26

there was no stomach pump either in the pris. on ar watch house, enetics were adminigier. cd. which cansed her to yomit freely, md bV keeping her walking all night, she was cut of danger yesterday morning. She was then brought before the Police, still evowing her determination to destroy herself when Jus 'ice Merritt. to save her life sent her 70 tho penitentiary for six months.-JO Jour. q Con. Is .a i. Scolding Wives and Sdsialling Ckstanen should be permitted to scold and squail'dr without let or hindrance. There is nothing that WlIl so strengthen and invigofafe tho lungs. The woman that scolds with hear. ty good will is proof against pulmonary com plain:ss and heFhusband- she have ore-- should rather encourage than repress her in thus giving vent to her disposition, in such . blood circulating &s health inducing exercise of the faculties with which it is. her good for. tune to'be endowed. And the babiesa=fhose dcnr little pledges -let them bawl never 90 lusaIgy, ought not to be qIieted with a Lul- laby, lullaby baby->hush thee, my dear, lie still and slumber." but allowed to cry as loud as they will, as,they are doing battle with the enenhy Ofthsir lungs, and, if1et alone. will come of eOnqaerors. But let not tho child whine. nor the better halfs mnti6fs-- It were far better to prick or pinch them in.
  more sinful to fra out the lungs than the giz. rd.-Boston Transcript. .ss f5 HasbanPs Duty.-W When a mans cir- cnmsianccs Rre embarrassed, his conduct in. his domestic relations is of the greatest im- portnnce. As the prudent man foreseeth the evil and hideth himself. so should he always be careful that the partner of his worldly for- tunes, who SHOULD be his steadfsst friend, is
 
 fortune may come. When they do come, he' will not withhold from her the fullest con6- dence. 9Ss
 We need not the corIsent of poets and ora-' tors 10 assure us that the virtue of woman shines out in the greatest lustre in the hour of diversity. Then it is, true affection is tried. Then 1t is, that man finds himself posseSss ed of Q treasure which he knew not of. The tender md delicate being whom he never permitted ]. the winds of heaven to visit too roughly suddenly displays a strength of ancc and perseycrehee,o which no one could have supposed her ctFable. A woman who truly loves her husband, regdfds his affection and his honor as her dearest earthly tre0s.' ureS. For the preservation of these she will endure any privation, bear any reverse, en- counter my labor. Such being the fact,it becomes husband's duty when cares press atid dangers threaten. to make full disclosures to his wife respect ing them, and also 10 take care that no pfess- ure of outward ills be allowed to disturb tho serenity of home Let the sun of religious hope, and the dcws ofpure affection fall gent ly on that dear sanctuary, while the storm thrc. tens abroad, and when at last the winds and thunders come, it will afford . secure retreat. If ;he defented king could proudly say in his captivity, sall is lost but our hon. or.' the husband who has acted thus wisely. may say in his diversity, sall Is lost but my honor and my home.' The peace and afiec. ed,comprehend all that Is most essential lintho grand dIsolace of the wounded spirit,
 Brother Jonathan Outdosse 44ss The Govern ment,' says the rresses Il . few years ago,leit to three criminals condemned to death, the choice ot dying on the gallows, of adopting the following conditions The first was to take tea, the second coffee, and the third cho- colate. and 10 live as long as they could, but were to cat nothing with eitheY lhess condi- took chocolate. died in eight months; who took coffee,. lived two years and the ten drinker survived three years. The man who took chocolate died in state of complete de- composition, and % much eaten by worms. that during his life, his limbs separated one by one from his body. The man who drank coffee was so disfglred after his death. that one would have said that the fire of heaven had burnt his entrails, and calcined him from head to foot. The tea drinker became 70 thin and almost diaphapous, that 1t was perfectly easy, with candle in one's hand to reaaa newspaper through his body by the inter- vais which separated the ribs !'- GGlignGni.
 sBErTkR LAsdip THAN CRrv-So say we. There's no use in rUbbing ones eyes and blubbering oyer all inc ills that AeslF is lseir to.' Red eyes, eaRsed by anything but brandy, or iss kindred. srd scandnld61 looking affairs, The best way is to stand up to the rack and take the good things and the evil as they come along, witboue cheering yourself witls' that philosophical ejaculation, better lnck next timcr
 ! Is dame fbr,anc stiy as . wcassls Fsh her to 2" to Thunder and laugh fer h the face. The happiest fellow we ever saw, ,siepf upon plsnk--aDd hadnst a shilling. in his pockci, nor a coat to his back.
 Do yoa 6nd sd;sappoinsment lurking in' many . prize r Then throw tt sway and laugh at your own folly for 50 long pursu- ingit..
 Doas fame @lads your graspi Then laugh at the fools that are % 6fteD her 5a- vorites. She's of no consequences any, how, and never battered . piece of bread or furnished man clean dicky.
 x, ls your heart broken by
 " N <, .Somt maiden lair
 P a7 Of bright blue ey6s and anhufn hairT s
 Then thank yaur stars that yai escaped with yout neck, and make the welkin ting with hearty iaugb..' h hlighssns the weight