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young. lovely and intelligent. called 10 4
celebrated physician 70 do something
Tor arush Of blood 10 The head.
] II have been doctoIing mystItss said
the Isnknid- wi(h snale 10 the bluff.
though tindsM D While he was feeling
her pulse.
nAI hoR' ~
why have taken Brandreth's pills.
PARIS pills, Stainburn's pills. SANDS Sar.
1fapsriis. James -Expeciorsn,. used DR.
ShsEman's lozenges and plaster. and. Z
MY good Madam. in ierrupied The as
,onished dociofS t'alI these ihiogs 10 yoar
complaint no good,'
mo then what shall take. pettish
u inquired The patient 4
Take exclaimed the doctor. eyeine
herfron head 10 loot. f.rSke. pexciai n:
ed healer amoment.ssrt flec,on-t.i9k Il
Why TAKE 'oG yoa5 ea,1(fs r
PoErlcAL.-Isas by The open window
on q ine dewy evening The stars shone
oal and The moon Nuns her mild beams 10
yer the high rock that bounded my siek
The birds had 1eiiredfto rest, bur he
wakefuls frogs made music. 10 thelnefsh
botine lnarsh. and, The Gre flies bespApgled
The darkness. 1STbe signing Wind jus!
touched The tee tops. aud their mnunars
Tosred gently in my ears. | locked out
upon. the charming scene | raised my
eyes 10 the milky iway--snd recoliecled
emgTeiat ras DIR ne nert ,aiay. II
n Genuine Paddy An Trishu, an yes
terday called on a. benevolent ciergym an
Of ihfs town, and asked for aid as one OF
she Fall River sufferers, which was readily
kfanied. The reverend gentleman ID bis
sympathy, proceeded 10 question the "Suf.
ierer as 10 Tie AMOUNT agd nature f.his
less, aud where his property was situated
. lie replied lhst he had not as vet lived in
Fall River, but phase your Reverence,
says Pat, Z Fan trpecftag 10 go there in a
cst5 fer dags. -yYes Bedforq BuHeLa.
scESiS 4 School Room -" Dick
patse>John kisses The girls /"
.sYelh N. John is +a~regIA active
pfnsaeiiye verb. placed in a Fnrticipal
dogneclion Wlrh pretty gil, Tor the H.
reference is that John would kiss no
other that is governed by the opposl
ton girls, = according 10 The established
principle that1he sex always governs
Kisses, isaconj joining conjunction, as il
c1nnecis lips. both expressed and under
stood undefstood4for The one parry un-
. 9ctslands what tie other would be at,
when ndulgtdg 10 thai leliciteus inter
course otaouihs, aal expressed, Tor the
&C. expfssses-a great deR Of pleasure onx
The part Of both parties. II is also proper
add still more COMMON. Girls, are an
gelic creatures, as proved by unanimons
consent, they are IN: the poss essive case,
as they possess perfect1isht tobe kisses,
Saad sometimeslh the objective. as they
have beea known tonhlect 10 that act
Bul from personal experience an in
cllned TO believe that gffls are as seldom
touadln this case as snow in mid summer:
aud are governed by ihe rule, Women
must agree with the genders 10 which
they belong, 10 case OF desperation,
Otherwise called mairimonyn
Thafll do, said The teacher; you'll
do 70 gradua'e."
A Coon QsE.---Jo Smiths official pa.
per at Napsoos recently had an article
exceedingly severe upon the Millerites,
IN which sreatregfet is expressed al ihe@
gulllbility/ofthe present age, and at lhe1
Willingness. Of ihe world to be hunbuggedl
Ia the PraclieeIot politely bowling s,yan-
gers out Of pew ". here there issiiltFootn14
10 spare. is there not a lack of even World N
~ courtesy Have you not mistaken the 4
peS.sir, e bland;y said one Of :hese Sun
day EHTsterfrtds IS with emphatic grace.
futness he opened The door. III beg par /,
don. replied the stranger. rising 70 20 out. \
! fear | hase.1 toeki, for I Christians.
lFArAL TO SwlNk.-SApete il a. fatal
10 swine as arsenic 10 man: Our foreman
last year saited some swine with refuse
salt which hal been taken from beef
barrel and stored a%ay; within twelve
hours two out Of three which ale oltn
.diea, and the third was much Injured
As farmers al this season are empiying
their nea, barrels, instead Of preserving
the refuse saH for The future, they had
better bury il in the compost heap. ~Our
beef was blt slightly sallpelred. and but
4 very liple could possibly haee.been "a.
kea BY ths<Syine ,-.Ne.O Hampshire Pal
Fl Ggpks "a czicksas.--A wfiteL>in the
.FAsret's Cabipei says posiiivsely, that
The /gapes IN chickens. which cause so
many 10 die. are occasioned BY worms 10
TIE wiadpipe and that il the poulierer IS
pleased 10 take leather. strip the sides. |
ailoif except SIN all tuft al The end, dip
.h n 10 spirits Of tnrpenline. catch the.
chicken. open its mouth and Just touch
THIS turpentine 10 the mouth in the wind /
plpe' which may Do easily seen at. the
tongue and near Us roots, the worm will
almost lnstansiY die. and the chicken as
instantly recover. He says there is no
aangcttg the chicken from this course.
lhe editor of<the American Farmerla.sl
gees With the wriierofthe above but saws.
:" we deem i proper 10 add the remedy 4
which we have always found effsctnal
Whenever We found our chickens labor
ing uhdhr he disease, we gave Them
each a strong solution OF sssa(oetida !
which inyaFiably cured The disease. and +
Us we sepposed. BY dislodging The worm
t1hich NE lrot ~ To- .rantal -. Il