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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-09
The Effects Of Garlic

lfcomiort can he found a, All this hot wealth.
er, Il is while drinking glass oi Thaycr'.
cNhIeratng Soda An occasional bi, Of fun
A. we'll as comfort, comes or at hrs establish.
mcnt, when some " Johnny Raw" having
made his frs, tour from home, and trmpied ,ha
danger of the kecs," walk, whi.iling up
India street, until, attracted by ihs crowd
round Thaycr', Soda Fountain, he walks In.
10 the store to gr, a drink with the rect, 4
scene Of this kind come oil last weeks down
east specimen of" human natur. " getting his
frs, peep a, the elephant.
The thermometer was up TO ninety. and
Thayst ws- busy at his fountain, arrcSiing hi.
customer. =, the melting point With he cool
soda, when IN steps " fresh arrival " Nth,
a" llalloo, strangcr-mity dry times these
kind Of WALLER day, and no misiakc-aque-
duct haint GIN out vet, | sce. ! say hoSs giyo
US horn" Thaycr recognized hi, old Gus.
TONER of"porland water" no,oueiy, and in.
stead OF the rich pine apple which so tickled
sawncy's palate IN his FIR, visit, he poured
ou, a smar, dos OF syrup garlic. A stream
from the fountain filled the glass u the brim,
the content, Of which were soon transferred to
our hrTos sbUlach. Draining the las, drop
with peculiar Of his lips, he became aware
Of the peculiar flavor Of the beverage, and e1.
claimed, Thunder and lightning, stranger,
that water Of yourn i Citing almity brack.
lsh BAD stuff ior these cholera times-sum.
body's been throwing rot,on ingyuns into the
fountain head, sure As Moses !" and clapping
his hand upon his stomach he continued, 80,
Christopher Columbus oh, my bowels oh,
dear II green Vegetables fetch on the chole-
ra, rotten ingyuns mus, be sure DEATH" Here
he doubled himselfoyer the counter, and in an
agony Of fear began muttcring to himself,
"NOw lay me down to sleep,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-09

herself a, the boys distress and her own con.
fusion.
"Do what he asks, my child" said the
old woman, coming to the bedside. :" | un.
derstand now the cause Of poor Mchel's des.
pondcncy, aud why YOU wouldn't come 10
live with Us, fsnchon. Bu, perhaps you
don't like my SOnl Perhaps you eouldn'l be
happy with him' Is that the reason you re-.
fused himr"
:" No, MAN," said Fanehon, hiding her
face amongs, LcP's curly locks.
"PerhaPs it was because you ,hough, We
should not like you for a diughtet!" Fan.
chon did not answer. Well, Fanchon per.
haps you were right; and did YOU tell my
sou your motive fer refusing himi"
Never" answered Fanchon.
Z" You are a brave, good girl, said the
mother a. she left the MON.
Wont yoa - my .nammA nov. T.a-
chon :" said Icp, throwing his arm. round
her neck "Granny wishes il, and wish
IL, and papa wishes II.
." | don, know that, said f,nchon.
"But do" said Lep 4" for when he ask.
cd me this morning II there was anything !
wished for tha, he could give me, | asked
him to give me Fanchon for my mamma, and
he said he should he very glad indeed, but
tha, fanchon wouldn't. But YOU will now.
won't you"
Perhaps" :" whispered Fanehon.
She says P'rhap', papa make ber say
~ cried LcP to Michel, who now entered
the room with his father and mother
Michel did make her say yes and ere ma.
nv days were passed, fanchon became Lsps
mamma, To the JOY and as,onl,hmen, Of old
Barbc,le, and the infinite satisfaction Of ,ll
parties concerned,
CAamb~r'' Edinburgh Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-09
satHuGaD pNGH.
FlNCHON.

N,,u,L. said uld BIarsr Pa,,orrr, onc
IA, to h-, yu. q. ] v.-b could So you lit-
,rr ur YOUR head , Lulc, and thinking OF TAX
,n- smother vif, Michel. Instead Of iiitng up
b.. head. onI, shook i, very sadly. u know
well uba, you experienced Jn Marguerite,
ror,.uurd thr father, d" and understand your
fryIur. Bu, u b, ucw ,Wo wear, since she
died. and d ts time YOU began To rouse Your
srli irum thi, uua,allnr grief Your child
rrn arc of aa age 90 need a mo,her's care INV
wife D., growing old, like myself, and she Is
ut -gus! 90 The fatigue Of looking after the
youug One. and Vben they choose tu run
away from her 20 ihe edge OF the Pond, or un-
der the horses feet, she can, oycr,ake them.
"What you ,ay Is true enough, father, an
~urrcd Michel " bu, where shall ] Get wife
Ike Narrueutsr r
There Is no telling iill you Try % answer
cd Blaiss Marguerite was a good wife, a
rood mother, and an excellent woman IN ey-
cry respect. but 1t would b. hard IN think
there are no more such leh 10 the world -
And am certain 4 she could speak to you
from heaven. who're she no doub, Is, that she
would give you the advice am giving YOU.
Suppo>c your mother were TO die, Who j. to
take care Of your children when you are ou'
all day upon the farm 2"
"well, father rll think Of It, said Nj
rhel But know no woman. Where an
Ito look for a wife lfyOu wish me to TAX,
one. chOo-e for me yourself"
"why, said Blaise, there are several
thing, 10 b. considered. First, you must not
marry a very young woman she will b
,hough,less, and neglec, your children, per
haPs"
And II shes older, she may ill-trea
them. ~ said Michel. For what zee, the!
ar, As likely to suffer by my giving them
mother 40 by wanting one.
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The Truant Brother.
~ ASBpTw = S,EIsl

llo~ gro~ thi. s,rangep,,', brother Say,
wa.'t ~, some silly, oar,lss. ~ord
That turp.d thy youthful heart away,
And bitterness within the stirred,
4 r.t prhanoc unkindly nksn,-
Iiu, n~ani to give thee naught of pain.--
oh ~oulI 'ou'c power a voice awaken.
To turn the, tran,, back again
! met thee At the fc,tys bard,
whsrr mirth and plcasurr 6ll the char,
Boz ,ninl, kok ior Eilh restored,
rur zen a. stranger, 'lt W. there,
hnd Whcn AMID the buy throng,
! chano' Ia catch tbs rc.llc.sr,,,
TrIl' 10, III, h,,r that thpu AT ~ropgi
Vet, coldb iro~niag, pa.. ihou b,
B",h,ak thee. brother, u the ,sip
We've I''-''i IN sunny glo" tog,thar
nevo'd ,likr - are or irar.,
And living lut iu lp,s zach o,h.r
utoar sNcrt hnmr--ii' ,crdaur bank,.
DoNn.'hp,ng io th, shining rV.r,
Wher ~,h have l.cn Dur ,outhfl p',nk..
With nim'c 'Isar hni loadsd qui,sr
Then he Ihu, io thi. faithful hr,ast.
CThough prvdig,l. thon .iill art jsarD
wh,i, Nrt twin pruy, IN, pillo~'d r,,t.
Nni grr', the With joyiulisar
4 lnnd oi lyc thou'I r,dcly .hsksn.
ADD .-,n nan r-bJ the ~, In t~in-,
Oh > ~pald 'um' poser il,'yoics awaken,
Nod turn the. lrlut, bach AGAIN
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The remainder was rendered inaudible By
sudden discharge into the middle Of the floor
of about a weeks provision, on the TOP Of
which rhayer, unseen by his customer, man.
aged to drop halfa dozen Spanish lecches. A,
soon a. the ican, caused BY the las, ,remend.
uou. effort Of hi. stomach, had cleared away,
the first thing on which sawnoy's eyes rested.
were the living occupants Of the pile which
had been 50 uncerimoniously ejccted. Brsc-
ing himself up, as II for a dying effort, he
TUNED to Thayer with a couuienans render
cd ghastly by his icar, and pointing to the
moving pile, exclaimed in hollow tones,
Stranger, do you see them insectsl Wall,
It's them animacules in tha, are Portland va
ter Of youm ths, brings on the cholera. Ar
ter ye been dieting all the week 70 keep elest
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Alarriaqes.

In Iasbugh; Feb "a, by Rev. p. N. Granger MIR. Ira
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Also, in lrabugh by the same, April 1st, Mr. Calvin C.
Gibbs to Miss Mary {. Curtis both of Sutton.
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Ofthat distinguished PLY sican J. v C. Smith, NJ d. resi-
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that celrbraed work,
THE BuSTON MEDICAL JOURNAL,
To the virtues of DR.. Corbetts SHAKER SYRUP of
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la Vol % page 9a9 after speaking of CorbeIl's Med
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last person the world give il no'oety In tho
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Brighton Cattle Markeu--April 10.

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1000 swine "a addition arrived The close Of Market
PRIcEs-BeJ Catae-sales quick at a email advance
from last week Extra $3.50; FIRST quality S5,75 6,25
second s. Is $50; third SIPS IS.
Working oKenaes $50, &c, y, So So. IS. los, and
Sis.
Cows and Caves-ssles s23, 81, 80, IS, 37s IS.
shseP-;aes small lots :, IS, 3,75 S425, IS, So
Scsae-Several lots peddie 3 I-2 for sows, for
bauews York hogs tor sows, "a for bsuows; ct
tail from l.2 io6 &c.