The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-27

would think Of imputing injury from undue
mental e%erIon"
II have so understood, sr' Ihere may
nave nee ONE IocaI cause I"r uesG, Us mGI.
as lno l,ysl TACK OF tne poor l'I.le 'eil% ,S
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"This is tho first have heard OF il. But
what is the object of the mceting?'
80. 10 see what's to be done about the
scholars being in this sickly and maIagantIy
way. to be sure.
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master will clear il up, after alrs said and
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That which Is best administered Is best
As soon rs he had done this, Locke, whose
mind was still running upon the ineXplicable
ncw's he had Just heard from tho woman, u
gain turned TO her, and asked if she knew
whether Mr. Bunker had returned from the
Journey on which hc had been for the last
fortnight absent"
"Why. we don't certainly know yet" re-
Piled the ncws-mongrcss; "but we kinder
'spcct he got homo this very afternoon. Jim
Walkcr,who was TO our house about n nour
ago, TO borrow Il sassage filler for his wife,
said he thought he saw from his house, a
creter over there, that looked like the cap
tain's old black boss. going to water, and roll
ing in the snow rs if he'd Jest been onharn-
essed after q Journey"
"Well, am thankful for that, if he has in
deed arrived" replied Locke. who felt auX-
ious for the presence oi'his friend at the ap-
preaching meeting.
GONE, MIR Amsdcn," said tho doctor, RI
sing, "you will Of course attend the school
meeting: and will 90 with you, i'll can be
spared; but we will now walk into the sick
room, il YOU please. We cannot admit much
companv," he continued, as he saw the gos-
sip turn n longing eve upon the opening door
ms if\vnitinc for nm invitation to accompany
them: "but Mr. Amsden is the boys teacher
whose presence NAV be n benefit, by recall
inc his youdcrinr mind"
When they entered the sick chamber, Il
scene Of silent but touching woe presented
itself Tho grief stricken mother, who
scarcely needed their approach. sat bending
over the nilIoycd couch, intensely gazing
with fixed, Glazed, and wnterv ewes uuou
the G,ce ofthc little sufferer. as he law ncr-
vousIy moving his restless limbs, and rolling
his sWa,hcd head. in the deep and troubled
slumbcrs which exhausted nature seemed TO
he stronulv claiming on the one hand and
prannlinr discnsc fiCrcely disputing and CON
stantlv disturbing on the other. The doc
for tool, tho potieut's hand, and attentiyclv
examined his pulse: when some movements
in restoring the limb to its place, awoke him
As his dim and SLOWLY wandering eyes fell
upon the face of his beloved teacher, single