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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-25
POETRY.
HUTCHINSON FAMILY'S SONG.

The incident related in the following lines occurred in 1921
Of the Green Mountains in Vermont. Tho mother
Mrs Blake whose child preserved in the described
This is of the popular songs sung by the Hutchinson Family
set to music by Mr.. Heath.
Tho cold wind swept the mountain height,
And painless the droary Wild
And mid the cheerlcss hours of night
mother wandered with her child
AS through the drifting snow she pressed,
The babe sleeping on her breast.
And colder still the winds did blow,
And dark er hours of night came on,
Aud deeper grow the drifting snow
Her limbs chilled, her strength was gone:
Oh, God!" she cried, in accents wild,
If must perish, my child"
She stripped her mantle from her breast,
And barred her bosom to the storm,
And round her child she wrapped the vest,
And smiled TO think her babe
With ono cold kiss tear she shed,
Aud sunk upon snowy bed.
AT dawn a traveller como by
And saw her meath II snowy veil
Tho frost of death in her eye,
Her check was cold, and hard, and pale:
lie moved the robe that wrapped the child
The h1bc looked up, and sweety smiled!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-25

To CURE CALLS IN HoRsEs.-W. B. Hamilton
Of Philadelphia, says; "Some twenty -fivo years
since, an old stage-driyer told me the secret why
to the establishment and envy of every other Jehu,
have tested it again and again. Here it is. Gather
quantity of smart weed aqua piperl which grows
in almost every wet spot bruise it well and put it
in an iron vessel cover 1t with chamber-ley, and
wash the CALLED places whenever the horse enters
or leaves the stable or oftener, and the cure is al
most immediate. If badly CALLED under the har-
ness or collar, bruse we'll some of the leaves and
bind on the spot.-.4lbany Ct,Aiuator.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-25

HUMAN BRoTnERnoop.-The race of mankind
would perish did they cease to aid each other
From the time that the mother binds the child's
head, till the moment that kind assistant wipes
the death-damp from the brow of the dying, we
cannot exist without mutual help. All, therefore.
that need aid, have right to ask it from their fell.
low-mortals; no one who holds the power of grant
ing can refuse it without gut.--,Sir W. Scott.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-25

RUE CoNTENTMENT.-Itis right to be content.
ed win what we haze, but neper with what we are.
though the exact reverse is the case with most men,
Sir j. .Mackintosh. N''' "''''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-25

~ A lady at sea, full of apprehension in Gale
OF wind, cried out, among other petty EXPLANATIONS,
" we snail all go to the bottom; mercy on us how
my head swims." "Never fear, madam" said one
OF lhe sailors, "you can never go to the bottom
while your head swims"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-25

o. Learning that hides its head in the clouds,
is as useless Ignorance that bures its face in a
mole hill,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-25

CABBAGE SPROUTS Very few people take half
the pains they ought with cabDages. When they
are cut no matter how-the stumps are left to
bring sprouts-no matter when, nor how many.-
Now, the fact is, that when the sprouts begin 10
come, they should be all rubbed off but the best
or at most, two; instead of which multitude of
small ones are allowed to grow, not any of which
bring good hearts, and all are, for the most part but
poor apology for greens. When cabbage is cut,
the leaves should be cut off the stem, and as soon
as the buds Of the stump begin to grow, rub off or
cut all that are not wanted, leaving one of the
strongest and best 10 grow into head, which it
will do in an incredibly short time; equallng, and
more frequently exceling the first head ITSELF in
flavor and ppearance--Famers Monthly Visitor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-25

$50 AND FETcH rr."-.The subjoned anecdote
on cruelty 10 animals, is too good to be lost The
Knickerbocker SAYS:
A great lubberly boy had got a small puppy,
few months old of which he was trying to make
water dog, although the poor beast had no more
water species in him than cat. The boy threw
CHIP IN the dock from the wharf, and ordered the
dog to go and fetch it. The little fellow looked I'D
in the boys face and wagged his tail. The order
was repeated; when the dog still hesitating, the
lubber seized him by the tail, and threw him into
the middle Of the dock. The little animal scram.
bIed to the shore as well as he could, when, moan
ing and shivering with cold, he crawed up to his
master, and endeavored to lick his feet Kicks
aud Bullets, despite our circumstances, repaid him
for bis demonstrations of love; and then followed
another order to "go and fetch it."
The dog then tried to crawl away, when the boy
seized HIM by the tail, and stood ready to give him
another plunge. AS he held him for an instant, the
creature turned his head round as well as he was
able and, gazing in his masters face, said so pite.
ously by his looks, "Oh, don't do it again" that
nothing but an extra share of inhumanity could
have prompted the boy to have repeated the out.
rage. The dumb appeal was disregarded He
was again thrown into the dock, and was most
probably injured by the fall for he loundered about
IN circle tor three or four minutes as if bewilder-
ed, and atterward sunk several times before reach
ing the shore. When he got to land again, he
staggered rev paces and Tell exhausted. The
boy ian towards him, his face flushed with assion.
and was about to inhict further chastisement on
his victim, when burly, good atured sailor-look-
ing man, who had been silently watching the af-
fair, checked him.
"My lad, look here!" said he pulling large
orange from his pocket, and holding it temptingiy
towards him. The boy paused, and looked visit
fully at the fruit His eyes glistened as he put out
his hand to clutch the profered gift, when the sail
or withdrew it, and tossed it into the middle of the
dock. Nov, you young rascal" said he, ego and
fetch it,"
The fellow shook his head and stepped back.
$50 and fetch it, say" repeated the sailor, in
a stcrncr voice, and advancing step or two The
boy now turned on his heel and was attempting to
run, when Jack seized him and tossed him into the
middle Of the dock
Our first impulse was to interfere in the NATTER |
but ON a second thought, we came to the conclusion
that, as justice had already been done in the prem
ises things might as well remain as they WERE
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feline Srau in better 8elunoDeit aurldlai
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8rdmpfen befaQen in oa6 Seuer fiel.
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i'm 2tcn Wlcnat lbres &sbeus.
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de arasn Die wlepcrernsnnuna pon Wattbies
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~ pertinpsrn. Oicle Burger.
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Serfs wdbreno Dem Sabre 1915
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Union Tlebbot Sebruor 2l. 1916.
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fir Don $5 Bis S64 Die 100 pfuno, fir orpis
ndrs unb bsipnbsrs O.ualitdt.
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bis $54, ssiblabtsts ju SIS bs ST Ole 100 Yf.
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fauft, 9emdb Der SualItat.
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ben StunOen 3lplfhen l uno llbr Slaebmits
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nit aufseforosrt, pbne Sebl swiftben Sato
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ndhfsn Samifa9 Nbsnb, ben 28lfsn Ssbruar,
in Der untern Stubs Der rsfcrmirten STRIDE, um
7 llbr, - Msbrs &sben fcasn 9sbatsn msrpsn.
9a6 Yublifum 1T sn9sIaeen beisupcbnsn.
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in Eeao oing,
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teitdnris auf 6ano bolten elnen Bcrratb bon
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ltatCu auf pas nlcrIihite parauf 9raplert, gu
perfrtl9en, auf Die tirseite Injelas.
Sie perfertiarn etsnfaIle olle Artcn Steins
bauers4rbeltrn Die tem SauIcrtaurn crfor:
ccrlib (np, non Marmorc Der Ganritelncn,
ndmllct QIattfcrmCn, ,3rcrren, Sctpellen &C.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
LIFE OF A WESTERN HUNTER

well" said Cheny, after he had
cooked the trout to turn, and placed
plump, red JUICY fellow upon a clean
cedar chip before each Of us, with an
accompaniment Of roast potatoes, and
capital wheaton bread; snow isn't this
better than taking your dinner shut'up
in a close room 2"
certainly Cheny," said |. A man
ought never 10 90 into n house except
he Is Ill, and wishes 10 use it as a hos
pital"
"Well now, don't know whether
you are IN alrncSt IN saying that, but
that's just my way Of thinking. Twice
| have give mp hunting and taken to a
farm; butt always get sIck after living
long IN houses ! don't sleep well in
them and sometimes when 90 10 see
my friends, not wishing 10 seem par
iicular-like, first let them 90 quietly
TO beds then slip out of window with
my blanket and get n good nap under
a tree IN the open air. A man wants
nothing but tree above him TO keep
of the dew, and make him feel kind OF
home-llGe,and then ne can ENJOY areal
sleep
But arr you never disturbed by any
wild animal when sleeping without
TIRE or campT one fus asked.
We'll, ! remember once being wa
kened by creture. The dumb thing
was standing night over me, looking IN
my face. II was 50 dark, that neither
OF us, ! suppose, could sec what the
other was; but he waS more frightened
than | was, for when raised myselfs
little, he run of 81 lstSi ulal couldn't
make what he was; aud seeing 1t was
80 dark that to follow Linn would BE-
D., account ! lasd down again and