Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02


 fiction. A woman Sf BsihAay poassd on
 his head precious ointment, which fhe Kept ina vase of alahaster. The sinner
 annoinled his Tee. w;th rerfqned oil and
 wiped them with her hair, Cl,ris' m his
 pat, extended mercy ao.s the Jswesses. He raised from the dead the son 0f the
 widow of Main. and Martha's boslaeri I Lszarus. He cured Simnnfs mssthet<'n
 law, and the woman who touched E',e
 hem of his garment. 10 the Samaritan
 woman he was sprins of living water.
 and compassionate judge to the woman ! in adultery. The daughters Of Jerusa>
 lem wept over him the holy women acs
 snssz,nnieI hita so Calvary, U. ough ht air, balm and spices; and WeepIny. sOugr' him n the sepul;hre. Woman. why ! wecpest thou q His first appcarance af ! ter tho resurrection was to Gary Mazda. l lene. He said to her May ral Al the l sound of his voice. Mary Magdalenc's eyes were opened, and she answered, | ]. Master. The reelection of some be:su tiful fay must have rested on the brow or the Jewesses. " XII ia'., CAN'T AFFORD IT. ,, ,s:ss,.',., A At this reason of the year, when peo- pie are called d'apon to subscribe to pa. hers, the excuse, sl can't afEmd Il. is ; very freQuenily made, being interpreted, ! means. II regard other things of more consequence lo myself and family than
 a paper. Rightly considered, there are { few influences which tell more immedia' e ; ly and eff .ciually upon the tEe improve- } mcnt Of the family circle than n well conducted end high-.oned paper. Judge ! Thomas, of Worcester, Mass in q recen' 1 lecture before the Young Mens Associ-
 ation in this city. said The Newspaper i Press is destined to be the chief instru> ! ment of popular. cul.ms. Il is. in'cllec i; ,ually, tue daily bread of the people. --- The power of thu press. great as t is. 's continually increasing. and will d.aw to itself and demand for its service more anl more of the learning and talents of tue country. The ~lnquence of the bar.
 of the assembly and oi the stump, cre>
 ate q stronger, immediate impression. bu. 1 their sphere is too limred 10 compete with the wide spread influence of the el. couence of the pen. As m instrument for swaying the popular mind. they all ! yield to il. The pen is the true lever oi ! Arcl.imedes. and the newspaper press has been found the place for tnlsrnn, The man of business cant afford Co Z do without his paper. He must know ] tl,e condition of the mal kets. the iin'sn, 1, cial prospects, and the passing events ol z lhe day. It teaches him when to buy
 and when. io sell. and he often finds \
 single paragraph worth it's lhousan is of { dollars tO him. The mechanic can I af- ! ford lo dispense with his paper. These { are sugges,ions in it which ! k brother { mechanics have male by which he can ! profit ior it contains some new lsbor.sa, ving invention which enables him {" ns ke { the sane article in less time. The fsrs
 rner can t afford to carry on his farm < without his paper. There is that in | 4 which, if properly studied and practiced, I increases the income of lis farm, twenty. l thirty, or even one hundred per cent. m N He learns from it what are the best va fI sieties oi grain. what fruits are the bcs, 4 suited to his soil and climate. what csops
 have been made the most profitable, wha \ implements are the best, and last, no
 least. he may learn the value of carefu \ observation and accurate knowledge. - 4! No one can afiaed 10 be without uil ,llls means of information which are wi.hir { his reach. No one can nfFmd to live iT daskness when the wo, Id is full of light
 lo plod on in ignorance when 1t is tht lmission of truth 10 instruct and elevate the mind. q YiiSsa s4lsa4 ssis sa@liNs att
 Least of all can a man affoid io dc
 priye his family of tho adyan,agcs which journal of the tight stamp affords.
 | What are a few dollars and cenis in < comparison with right views. sound prin, ciples aud generous feelings ] A word in
 season. tiily spoken. may change the
 whole tone Of lifr. md like the seed sown
 in good ground bring forth an bundsed 1 fold in noble living and energetic acting. It is short sighted policy that consnl.s only immediate eiEuCts. while Il overlook, the far reachiug results which the mos trivial causes often deyel.pe in character lIIf persons would only iakA | secont
 Iihoughi. pe ate sure they would peysl IIssy I can't afford 10 subsciibe ls,r 2 n { per which contains psac.icsI suggessiona swisls regard Co lhe best methods Uf ma, , king tIis lie. with all ils'vafis.i interests swbal 1t should be. Bni in papers as ir everything else. it should be an .inva,ia bIe snle t0 provide tie best. ltis better , to bs ignorant than to bs led asiray---
 letter 10 read nothing than what is pel- s.. 9..s.x1