Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-20
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""l y any ming which perpendicular, good 90
at Dye give 1t up' Because it Is plumb
r. t@ Bed Digs, Cum oamphor and bar SOAP will
'hectoay destroy the bed bug. Nix one ounce ofthe
'amphoi, well puversed with two ounces ofthc soap
h' mixture is easily applied to the creyiccs whore Tie
bugs hatbof
Castor oil s manufactured IN large quantities in H.
n9is and as material iot light. preferred sperm
OIL thousand barrels said 10 be made annually
IN Randolph County alone
GroDrae Corn, and ladies' Bustlcs-the latter
much faster lhan the Judging from the last
plate Of fashions Il Village Transcript
The insect which satisfies It's thrs, with tho dew
drop contained ia the Howrot's cup, has much en-
Joymen, as the clcphan, which drinks from the stream
Of some mighty tyer.-IN. Y Atlas.
Exactly and the little pig that takes its provnder
from pint un dish is just comfortable the I'M
vieldly gruntef that luxura,es in big mudholc and
eats hs dinner out Of six foot trough ,-lPic.
Alta FIRE in Baltimore, few days since, several
pairs Of corsets were siolen.-lEx. paper
Obadiah says the fellow who stole them, deserves a
severe laehg.
An Hislman's Plea. "Are you guilty or no, quiltyi"
said the clerk OF the artaigns to prisoner. "An
now said Pat, "what you put there for but find
that ouiln
Obadiah tells good story Of his bachelor uncle who
once advertised for a cook who could bear confnc-
ment; be being much opposed TO the spinning Of street
yarn, all bachelors are. lie was answered by a.
call from widow, who thought she was the one that
could bear confinement as she had been the mother OF
twenty-three children.
"Ahl Jerry" said good matron to her SON. then an
eminent Judge in a neichborng State, 'ah Jerry, you
needn't despise the wheel, for spun many a day to
send you to college"
Two country attorneys overlaking WAGNER the
road, and thinking to be witty upon him. asked why
his fore horse fat and the leanl The
WAGNER, knowing them answered, that his fore horse
was lawyer, and the rest were his clients
Ecils An aching tooth and squalling baby in
church Remedy-take them out.
The Partisan ladies who lead the fashions of the
world, discounenancing tight lacing. This will
| be glorious fashion, if we'll followed.
! Why is wise like looking-glass' Because
he reflects.
! Mr. Ebenezer Waters, who recently died at Water
ford, Connecticut the age Of 81 had taken the New
London Gazette for seveny-fv years, and paid for II
regularly, lie must have been very exemplary man.
Water Drinkers. Battle your wrists before drinking,
and take water as often you please, bu, little at a
time. A moulhful is as good gallon, and better
| too.
The last case of absence OF mind that Of a bill
scker who pasted a board and stuck himself on in
stead of the bill lie didn, discover his mistake
til the rain washed him off.
DR. Franklin says tina, seven hours sleep is enough
for a scholar, and nine for hog.
! A Curiosity Among the extraordinary things now
being exhibited in Boston is double-hea calf.
A Hard IT. IF | were so unlucky said off
Ger, to have a stupid SON. would certainly make
him parson.' 4 clergyman who was in the compa
ny, calmly replied, You think differently, sir, from
your father
POLITICAL ARITHMETIC.
The following calculations based upon fact
which are gathered in Europe, and abridged from
an essay political arithmetic by German writer.
Out OF every thousand men, twenty ght die OIL an
nually
The number Of inhabitants of a city country, i
renewed every thirty years
OF one thousand infants, fed by the mothers milk
not above three hundred die; but of the same numbe
reared by wet nurses, five hundred die. The mortal
" Of infants has augmented greatly in modern times.
, The natural small pox usually carries off eight
every hundred attacked by ii but OF three hundre
inoculaied only one dies.
, Among three thousand one hundred and twenty hy
who die j, appears 10y the registers, that there Is onl
one person OF one hundred years OF age
More old men are TO be found on elevated situation
p, than valleys and plains.
The proportion between the death OF women an
: that Of men IS as one hundred to one hundred an
eight The probable duration Of female lives is sixty
but after that period, the calculation IS more iayorab
- 10 them than to men.
Married women live longer than maidens
In the country the spring the most fatal period :
: in great cities il Is the winter
One half Of those that born die before they a
i, tain the age Of seventeen.
= The number Of old men who die in cold weather
=. TO the number Of those who die IN warm weather.
!. seven 10 four.
- According to Boerhave, the mos, healthy chiidrc
ar, born IN tue months Of January, February al
, March.
The number Of twins born is 10 that OF singe chi
- dren as one 10 siKly-hye or seventy.
\, IN the country there are about four children proau
h ed o., every marriage IN the cities there are bot 'hi
Il ty-frc % ten marriages.
NJ Tie married women are 70 the unmarried 20 Tie
-. ito o! one to three; and the married to the unmaHr
men, as three 20 i've.