Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-18

- ~ s.c's W u'ss ysSss tet " III my ceiiar las!
nigh; aud gent it to you this morningp
Really, Mr.. Clckabout, you talk like a man
wh" has lost his senses
Really, MIR. Babbl:ton. your cfffontery is. too
much ta bcar. you, .wIemlke o lame piece of
work Oft, aud get ys~rself inIo a. hobb!e. ad-
vise you To shaw lnlle more Understandings
With these panning alh,sion In Beau's fancied
inhrrnry. Mr.. Clackabout walked off se.4.s
Poor Bsb5eton was utterly conf,,ndrd at be-
ing snubbcdaid brow beaten in this ncurnprehen.
sibe manner. Bat this was Cakes aud ginger
bread 70 IS hal f.,iinwed, Tor the Mss CacIabuuis
kept the SECRET in the Usual way; that is they told
in confidence TO all their acqial; lance; and the
Consequences was, the greatest roui aud sir among
the beau monde iha: ever was IL, Bos;on., ..
Miss Ti6afie,y, whom Beau had engaged to mar
ry.bems his seventeenth fl,ne, w,,ssp shocked on
hearing the intelligence, that she called for hars
bora and sswed she would never see him again.
The match was therefore broken off. TOT nobody
could ever persuade hcs tke story was incorrect:
as she knew hra to be ga,liy offaiss whiskers,and
euckram aud whaebonc wais'. ard sham leg
was horse Cd he same Colour. Beau was ebli-
ged to put up with his ii ducks hui he could never
endure the sight Of -anythius that reminded him Of
q wooden leg Even TO this day. he never sees
person with hitch IN his gait. Without sigh.
LITTLE JouSy S PnAyEn--A poor widow CALI
ed her fur little children to her one morning, aud
said 10 ihem: "My dear children, Ibis morning
can give you nohng to ear; there is no more bread
sor meat, nor even potato, in ths house.
have worked for YOU as hard as ever could,
and am now 81. aud cat DO no more. You may
orav TO God. who has himself said, call upon inc
in the day Of trouble, and VII deliver you"
Little Juhny, who was scarcely six yeafs e.cc,
being very hungry, was much troubled by what
his mother had said. As he was on his way to
school he knelt down and prayed aloud "Oh God,
my Heavenly Father, and .my dear SAVIOR through
whom nay come 10 Thee, hear me, a lll.ie chlld,
pray,--Our mother has 30 meal, or bread or even
apoiato; do give Us something that we and mother
may not slarye. Help us . Lord. thou art rich
and good, and canst easily help US Aud thou hast
promised 10 hes the cry OF the poor and needy,so
hear and help US for thy dea. SOUS sake.
This was Johuy's simple prayer. Aiier saying
il he hurried on to school. when he returned N
the middle of the day, what was his surprise and
i,yto see g,eat loaf Thread, large DISH oil meat
and baskei full of potatoes upou the table.
Now Cod be- thanked said he ior he has heard
my prayers! Dear mother did mol an angel BRING
all these things to YOU! I'd, 80
"No." said his mother "but God heard yaa as
YOU were praving A lady was near the place
where vou could not see her; but he could both
zee and hear on, aud 50 she sent US al: these
She was the angel that God sent To help us IN
need. And now, dear children, lei us return oui
thanks to God and trust him a'wav
RrRememter no political charge IS worm
s;nple crime, or above all, single drop OF hu
man blood--D. O. Connect - H5.
This is a noble sentiment: Ii seems that those
Whigs who originated. aud Dursed, and sent inif
the world the Garland forgery. were of differ
ent opinion from the great Iri.hmail--Sfgnat.
How long since did the Signal learn to aPpre
cite this ..nob.e SENTIMENT" Certainly since ,
was found iuseving Cirque in the murder OF Int
er.w of the vessel in which they were cap
tves, to effect political change 10 their cono'
t;ou. Certainly since it was found uphoiding 'h'
the English Government IN refusing 10 oehVef
Justice, a number ofnegroes: who at'er oaroarous
" numbering The father OF helpless family, pun
dered his dwelling, left his children 10 siarve Oh
the coast Of Florida and made their way to New
Providence though the change they sought, on
Cot require the murder and plundering. Certain
~ s;nce II approved of Gerrt Smiths advice Il
n schang is, sheir political con
dition, 10 take uhscrupuously "horse or boat.
nrThe dwelling house of Mr.. R. V. Wood
cock. of Union City in this Co., took fire on wed
n.sday morning Of last week, and was eniirel
consumed The FIRE occurred about o'coc
A. NJ, during thunder storm and it is supposed
have been struck with lightning.
Coldrater Sentinel. $500 ..L.sfsa sk.
The Wings Of Plusburh have already nomn'
tad their ticket Tor the assembly of Pennsylvania
The vet eran Judge Breckenridge is Que OF the
candidates. 81 7ala1 80 -. 1900 sas}zs
SOMETHING WORTH KNowfNG'-The follow
ING are very good receipts for Lemonade al
Ginger Beer Powders, and. to persons who abs'a
from the ordinary fermenled alcoholic beverage
will be found very convenient and acceptab'
PARTICULARLY during the ensuing season.
= Lemonade Poudcrs.-Pouud and mix togethe
half pound of loaf sugar. one ounce OF carbona
az soda, and three four drops ofthe oil of lemo
divide the mixture into sixteen portions. and q
aoive one in glass of wafer
Ginger Beer Focders.--l'ake away the oil
lennon from the former receipt and substitute
few grains of finely powdered ginger. or else fe
fsw drops Of the essence Of ginger
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