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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-25

lpantller, the cat and the wolves rouram
The swamp rabbit and the oposSnm were rom
tplctcly conc-all but bits Of their wool-.wf
one OF the does was better than half devcur-
ed. My nri"hhor took one side and IN. 9th
or, and. riding close t.r. We surrounded the
island. 1rln"ced the panther at the first
shot and he did the same for flc bear. We
next lad ont the wolves. and after that. COO
ncv. and then We took o,r time about the
! ':c.r-thrsr latter and the bear being the On
! lv valuable things on the island. The skunk
We killed last. as we did MT want the thin.
to stink US of the place while we were skin
MN" the deer. After KILN. the skunk W.
mounted and left, Of course loaded with onr
''car-mcat and venison. got nv rifle after
all When the flood went down. I found il
near the middle of the prairie. lalf buried in
! the slough.
Il saw had built nv sh.ntv IN the w,on..
place: but soon looked out icr a better i.-
cation. and pnt mp another. had all rear.
in the spring. when went hack to Mississi,,-
pl. and hrou.h, oni Mary and the two voun.
oncs.' Thus ended the s1,,atter:s story.
ScAErrr rrvrE E-This is cm,,ha,I,allv
the chl!lrrn'> Scourgc, and anv information
concerning IFS treatment MI: doubtless II.
Gladly received hv every parent In cvcrr
case competent phv>;cian >ouli he ces.>
suited with the lra>, possible delay:
''H me'ir toT S,-ar't Er,-The i,i...
inc cure for tliS NAL isnani ,li>ea.e la, h,rn
communicated iy physician DR. William
ririd>- OF " llmington. DEL ta the e,.,.or ut
'.c Delaware Republican IS the disease IS
icarin',,r prevalent in some portions os H..
""ntrr. we rau::ot better serve oar reader,
than TO "ive The recipe. The w.i,..r saws
that II l. applicable. III ar >i,-.s ,r ,l,. Dis
! e. an viii not f,' Ia cure nineteen ,as..,
''it "l'"eit. strictly a'tcn he'd 10. Although
apparently simple. it is SAID 70 lie sever
IGN remedy. AMI max save many of our lit
lie ones from premature crave, which is
,in.o>t sure 10 follow the Use of calomcl which
universally tends 70 increase the disease in
! stead Of cu,in. it. Irea,mcn. As fellows -
eve n,iid cath.rtir. s.,-l. as easter Ill or
,rntie pills. every two "r three GAYS, and
when there Is fever prcsen., rroEse the body
wi:h weak lev. and give s;.:nc si;n..e tea to
! promote a pre- >;irs.;on. such as cat:ip. sage,
''ali.i, %,. and for the putrid symptoms give
| good i..rewer's Yeast. mixed with cold water;
,.e TABLESPOONFUL Of the .oriner . two OF the
iattc-. COR children ten - :rrr!.c rears old.
And Younger ones according &c az : TO be re-
c:,ei from three to five times tav. and
use garlic olvra>t anltre or mill. equal
parts. swcctcir,! v;:h h cncv, and sargle the
throat anu incu:h frequently with it &: and il
the threat is much swollen, poul.ice with
Yeast and rrlverized slippery elm; continue
tn. above treatment until well. know. ty
'nahv years experience. saws Dr. Fields.
hat this is the best AMI most cffcctual cure
.or scarlet fever"
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From the London Times.
THE OrTOMAN EMPIRE.

In an address recently delivered to tire
Sultan Abdul Melschid, Lord Ssratford de
Rcs!cliilc took Occasio:: TO remark that the
reward which Great britain hoped to oltain
or the sacrifices she may lie called upon to
make in defence Of Turkey, was not only the
'riumI'h Of great European principle, but
he steady progress OF a complete system of
m;ro.cncnt, to include all classes of th,:
>nl.icc:> OF the empire. 1t Is Tue to Lord
>fraif;,r,l lie Rc,!clilc to rrcollcc,. that al
| 'hou.h 70 s:a:c.man could have made more
>rcnnou> excr!ipn> 10 uphold the Ottoman
empire. yet none has lcen more earnest in
defending and extending the rights Of the
Christian POPULATIONS. lie is too well at
luain,cd with the condition Of the East TO
imagine tina; any empire tan long continue
10 exist in Europe which coii>icns millions of
lis christian salicrt>. Without redre>-. 10 the
a>ccntcmcv of llslIurnc'lan Government -
! md arcorin. TO his views it is in vain 10
attempt the Regeneration oi the Turkish cm,-
nrc lv an :,icaas which shall not secure
.jnali;v and sc.t-"nr, rnmcnt 10 the Greek
and S.aronln races. We revert 10 this top
!, now. !cc,l'sc in tracing the complex aurs-
ton of Eastern Affairs the more We are fesl
TO support the rights of Turkey asains, Rus
>ia the more essential it is to keep in view
the rights ct Turkeys Christian Subjects
1t is impossible that the wri. h; and Influence
of tbs country can tc thrown tn 'hc side OF
the Mussulman orprc>sor agains; the I~rs,--
cu.cd Eavah. or that in strengthening Tur-
kew against her a>Saian.> We should forget
to stilulatc for those who live under her woke
But. if this fatal error were committed. and
we were tempted, for SOME ia.,c political mo-
five. 10 sacrifice the im,rrishaiic canse Of
Christianity and civilization in European
Turkey, the punishment would fall upon our
selves. and we should in reality. hand over
TO Russia the future ,l,.>iincs o: the Greek
race We should make her what .hc has
r.aime,! 10 be he ch;ci rrotettress ii the
Greek people ard We sho,.ld array against
ourselves national spirit and power which
all the fleets of England and France would
| resist in vain. That has not been, and we
trust never will DC, the polio. Of this country.
However VT may wish 10 pro!one the ex-
istancc Of the Ottoman emrire for political
reasons, We know that the Turkish Govern
ment can only b. rendered enduralIle bv OBJ
rai:'ins large concessions and tangible rights
for lis Christian subjects; and tho successof
our policy in the East depends on nothing
more than on convincing the Christians tha
n: ma: look - England AMI France
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.'!! SO" tiril Oft. pcrhaps an aero in ox
.',o~,y swinsin, ,rund :, ono Eroo.;o,
"-.." ".''i1 It. AID form ,.r. oc :. 49,
'"EiI along IN directions diverse. som
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of fear gave way to one Of security. Wc
were soon after on the railway. for Frank
tort-on-hc-N Main deeply affected by the bean
ty and wickcdncsS of Baden Baden. thankfu
that its days of penal tyranny were at an
anI,
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thonsand letters passed through the New
ork post office on Saturday, Jan. 2l. 1t is
sa1i to be the largest number known to have
been received in one dav.