Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

Pdhary nc back from Inc seas; Fof tIoM can Hurry wllen tsllawcd By watchings ,,..d prayers such as these? .4..Ms : zAssAN aAll1sz1re-~~ --sA '
 lf tl,e world were intended tor n house oi hlourning, every flower would be painted black. every bird would b. a crow or a black-bird, every body would be born negro, the ocean would be one vast ink-pot, a black veil would be drawn over the face of heav- en, and an everlasting string of crape hung around the borders of creation.
 Tree is d spiritual pulsalion, as well asa natural one, and ,, wise .uan llletc- fore will be often feeling tie pulse of his spirit, to discover the state of its health. There $ also spisasal res- piration, as well as a natural o..e, and therefore wisdom requires every one to take heed in what air his spiri, beaths, whether it be heavenly or in- fer,al, because the spiritual life n,us, needs be affected accordingly.
 Poetry reveals to US ihe loveliness of nature, brings back the freshness of youthful feelings, fevives the relish Of simple pleasures, keeps un;neacIed the enthusiasm which warmed tlle spring time of our being, relines ,yosth- l tul love, strengthens our interest i,, ln,- 1 man naturr, by vivid deliniaiions of its ,enderest and sofiest feelings, and, 1 shrough the brightness of Us propl,et- ic visions, helps failh to lay hold on the iu:ure lilo. |. y
 @How d,cadfally ,ha, cigarsmells :" i exclaimed Gushing to companion, ! "wi,y, it's an awful smelling ilfmg." 1 O;',no,il's 10, tic cigar that smells, 1" was llle reply. What is it lhea :" inquired Cushing. Why, it's your nose that smells, of course that's what noses are made lOr.''
 "My son,' sat, an old lady, elbow inust have Joaal lell wien .lle whale swallowed him:" "DowA in the anouih," was tie yoSog liopefuls re- ply.
 Wherever you ind ynsHseif ;n com paHy with .nm that is cons,antly asking you feat, tue best thing you can dO $ 10 retreat.
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 'slt k a terrible thought ,o semem- Der ilat nothing can be forgotten. 1 have somewhere read, lllat not an oath isutiesed lllal does aoi vibralc through all ti,ae, in tl,e wide-s spreading currents oi so.,hd--np, l, prayer lisped, il,as its record $ not also to bc found stamped Un il,e laws q nalnre hy the indelible seal of llle Aln,igLl,'s will. :"
 Aaexcliangc paper remarks--and we quote tie expression as applicable ssI all localities, tllat every well res,- la'ed family 0nght to have at least one 6aLy init-j.ss, Ior the iun of ilie thing.
 Question for ayesiera dcLa,;ng so. cjeiy: \ tl II nan las . i;eer Dy tlie ssaMliicll wouil Le ito best foe liis personal saieiy. 10 l,old on or 10 let goi''
 Won,an tlss ,l,;, grea. advantage over saa'l--sle proves ller wsN ia hef lile- shne, whilst .as'i < obliged to wat ',lll he E dead !!l M ,,''-.
 An agricultural paper recommends \ quart ol brandy 10 cure ,l.e ssaggers. We have slr'ught tha, brandy was the cause Of staggers.
 Therepori tbai scl,oolmas,er cl,as- ed boy with . rail road switch, is doubted. <. ' s's
 FAkESF's paIbe.- If these be such tniag aa pure pssieet joy upon earth. it is fhAt whish ii lls the heart of ., ps, ens. when he heass of the wis.lnm. th.. virtue aHd lhe prosperity of llis child. lfahese be soff0w that admits nol ef ennsalasian. ' is the sorrow oE \ Iashey for the vice or folly of an uneracious. llankless so... and fof lhe misery h which he has plah6, ed h'nnselI. We hope oar young l,itnsls VII remember illiz. and co lise as go add sp ths happiness of siieir pafenls. ,-
 MAINE l.2w.~-fhe .Alhany coFsespan- dent pI the New fu.k Daily Times SSys, hPre can be-ao doubt that the a,,cs- ti1n (9l pfoilibibiloFy lawl will be S:.l, m'lsed ipihe people. and psobmbly al shc f4m4 l|NS As slls ameadmcnis io tl.e Cqt6i'ipiian iscbsiale lle consti.u. IionH| Htett'tea lhe qatslion submitted 4..1I &A &k4ft z fl ss l,a ssaer.A ..a,.As