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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

NORWEGIAN SCENERY 1t is quite i'm
possible. says a traveller, tv describe the
varied grandeur of the scenery of the
coast from between the Foldcn.ford and
the Wcst-ford, one of the greatest Of
the inlets in the western shores of Nor
way. As the steamer pursued its rapid
course through tranquil sea, and under
the very rocks new forms of mountains
rose in succession, assuming more and
more the true granite cha-a cter, and Of
ten nearly volcanic, as the red color and
the forms of false craters, frequent in
certain granite formations, obtained
more and more. The brightness of the
green with which the shores and basis Of
the hills wcrc clothed, added to the
beauty of the effect by contrast with the
ruddy hues of the bare SUBMITS, and
the large patches of snow which still
rested in the hollows but as sunset, or
rather as midnight approached, and the
attraction Of another calm and mild
evening rivettcd us to the deck, still
more astonishing prospect was presented
to us In approaching the station of
Groto, the steamer was navigated through
n singular natural canal, of go intricate
a kind, that more than once it was i'm.
possible to divine how she should be ex-
tricatcd and in one place the depth of
water is SO inconsidcrable as to be only
navigable within a certain time of high
water. This difficult passage, called
Brngcbcer Sound, saves a wide circuit ;
the granite rocks have low, shavcn, un.
dulating surfaces, which conceal the dis
tant horizon. On leaving the thriving
merchants establishment at Groto. and
emerging from the labyrinth of low is
lands and headlands, We find ourselves
quite suddenly in the West-ford, with
the stupendous range of the Lofolden Is
lands spread in moment panoIama-liko 10
before us In but few instances have
| been so struck with any prospect. Mr..
Everest has described the Lofoldens,
and truly, as resembling tho jaw Of a
shark. From the place l describe
more than one-third of the entire hor-
izon (l25 dcg) was occupied by the
sharply defined, jagged SUBMITS of this
wonderful range Of island mountains.
The actual extent on the map, from
Rost, the outmost OF them, to the sound
or channel which separates Hindo from
the mainland, is not less than $50 En-.
glish miles, aud the whole of this extent
is one mass Of peaks, which at Il distance
appear inaccessible, as many of them
probably are. To sketch such an out
line would be all but impossible, and, il
possible, could give no idea of the scene
The sun still hoverqd over the pinnacles
of the Lofolden when | retired at a late
hour. We were then in the midst Of
tho great West-ford, dreaded by mar
iners for the terrible swell of the ocean.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

E With four metallic quali6ca.
tions, a map may be pretty sure OF earth
ly success. These are gold in his pook.
ct, silver in his tongue, brass in his face
and ir on 10 his heart
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

IL The present Lord St. Leonardo,
when Sir T. Sugden. Was once asked
the secret Of bis success in life, be said,
Il resolved, when beginning to read law :
to make everything I acquired thctoSS6j
ly my own, and never 60 to q second
thing until had entirely accomplished
the first. Many Of my competitors read
as much in day, as read in week
but at the end Of twelve months, my
knowledge was as fresh as the day on
which it was acquired, while theirs had
plided away from their recollection.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

Our diplomatists abroad, particularly
those at the Spanish Court, are estab
lisbipg for themselves and the country
they represent, pretty exalted charac'
ter for fighting Mr. Sovr -Four Embas
sador to Spain, has fought.a duel, and
shot his man; not exactly killed him
but lodged bullet in his thigh. Young
SouLE, has fought duel with doubtful
success, and it seems there is to be an'
other, between lower attache Of the
Embassy and some Spanish Hidalgo, who
has had the audacity to question the
proprieties of lady's dress.
1t seems TO Us that the government Mt
Washington should interfere in thi,
matter, and put stop. in some way, to
this use of diplomatic pistols and small
sword There is no credit 10 be gained
by shooting the Spanish aristocracy or
having our ministers shot, or run through
with sword This lead and cold steel
process contributes nothing towards the
harmony of governments, and nre poor
adjuncts to negotiation. If Mr.. SouLE,
or his son, or any of his Attaches, are
SO full of fgh, that they must have an
encounter with somebody, they should
be dismissed from their station, stripped
of their diplomatic character, and left to
fight on their own hook, and upon their
own responsibility. Duelling is rot q
favorite practice with Americans It is
not in accordance with our notions of
morality. 1t is denounced as crime
by almost every state iu the Union, and,
if we mistake not, BY the laws of Con-
gress The shedding of human blood,
upon private quarrel, is regarded, by
the great mass of our people, as an Of
fence against society md crime against
the divine law Our ambassadors
abroad should reflect the national SEN
timcnt on this. as on all other subjects.
aud no usages of foreign countries or
foreign courts should mako them falter
in this respect Mr.. Secretary MARCY
will, if he desires to consult the popular
sentiment of the nation, recall minister
who thus ofends against the usages and
the moral sense of the great mass Of
people of this country.
1t is understood that all these ducls
grow out of question relative to the
propricties of u ladys dress. IF such be
the fact, it is to be regretted that Sec.
retary MARCY did not, whilo his hand
was in, establish rules for tho guidance
of the wives Of our ambassadors in re-
gard to costume. If he had established
exactly how high or how low ,howlong or
how short. their court dresses should be.
ho would have spared the Marqui. TrRcor
a wound in the thigh, and young SouLE
the modification Of being disarmed by
his opponent. and possibly dozen other
duel. that may now be in en,bryo-A
bany Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

c. True courage is cool and calm.
The bravest Of men have the lesst Of 8
brutal, bullying iusolsnce and in the
very time Of danger are found the most
serene and free.-Shafsbury.
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For Sale.

IL Chests Choice Imperial Tea, 5cc lb.
q Medium to finest Tyson and Y.H do
Choice Oolong Tea. for sale by
July 26, 1853. Z. VALLETTE.
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CONS M PTION!

The above Expsetorant prepared by an experienced
,Paysiean aud Chemist, has now become standard
'prepsration and " egsred for the complete euIe OF
those diseases of tile fHRtQAT, aud LUNGS, which,
q neglected. usually termnsts fatally in coNsuM
TloN. IL eoatnins no opium esiopel, any mineral
whatever, hat is eompased entirely Of those Root,
Herbs, and Vegetable Substances which have specific
phuenee upon the Lnagt aud their connected organs
It's immediate effect is 10 say all iriiatoa, and gently
remove the pn'sFp and other Borbd secrstans from
me inioat aud s-pasAsss thus relieving The Cough,
~ sueduing thc inasmmAtiou and other eausas which
rive rise to it. u is approved q and recom by
Physicians of the highest standing. and may be given
with psrfert safety TO the youngest elld the
delicate female.
Pfsp4sd b, A. l., ecovILL CO., Gothic Hall
No. 3l6, Broadway, New York.
Sold In Mlddebury.b by Druggists, In New Haven. A.
p. Roscoe CO.. shoreham Z. g. AIwood Yer
s"nnss, v. HuntingtouJ Hancock, z. Barnes and Z.
Darling and 10 all other and villages Of Vermont
JAS. N. HENRY, Of Waterbury, travelling agent fol
the State W Nsrmont. 3ouios,
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Bristol, Jan. 10, 1854.
7. S. Perhaps there is no vegetable
moro agreeable to the stomach Of dye
peptic, than fried or boiled snions.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
limited STATES ILLUSTRATED.

rrNDrR the title fthe Uniird States lllusira
,eI- ,ill Immediately H. commenced the pub-
iic,,;,, III 1, great National work of a very costly
a,I u,,n;6sr,t description. ior which the llleral
,.,,,,n,y. az the American Pebble u runhdeutly
.,.,,,J twill appeaf inparts, with such pru'npi-
80, 10, to-, volumes will H. completed before tho
e.. ~ N. pr,,ent year. These volumes will IL
;..u,d simultaneously. one being exclusively de
So 4, Eastern and the uth'r ta Western sul9ech.
Zach rart viii contain -Four Steel EngT''"gs i'om
,,;,;,,I drawings hy eminrnt Attists, representing
80, enc ,,,ns,k able view from the splendid
I,,,l.cau, Scrnery 81 the country, or some Pebble
Tdi6cr. Nho.e Architectural leauIy or Historical
rh,r,rt,r entities Il % such comncmm0raiion. Ten
paus will composea volume. -,
Tn. ns,.ent VOLUME ~ the Western Section VII
contain annng other iliustra ~, Views "i the
.,,,I ,,d ,,rnli,r scener, - ne Mississippi river,
fc,,n M. o,iuin AZ Itaska lake down 10 IT, mouh'
lelow New Orleans. IN similar manner the 'ol.
pe II the Eastern section viii represent only such
objects ir1m the Ssa.boanl States a. are most
striking AID tmy American.
Rot ifsNcsllcnce has thus been aimed At " The
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I..n .rarrd To- rrndcr the work in ihi. lrsPeoi'
ako National Mcuumsai. Many oi The le'i
and popuhr writer. II the CountN are engaged A.
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n ibe whole has bfen entrusted IN The rare o
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ci.pt y,,r,ntrc that the Wurk viii L. one Of solrl
merit, nsWell q. of eleganor und beauty. Zach
number will contain irom ~ 10 agrs lctef-prrs'
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From Tiurhull'. great picturs, Nhose superb exc
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y. York. l6i William ST., June 1883 Dbl
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Embarrassing Mistake.

Gov D., of-no matter shat s'aic--was
plain. farmer like man in fact. aside from his
political Office, his profession was that Of a
hrmcr. lie had an orchard behind his house
to which he paid a great deal ofatienlion.
In personal appearance the Governor was
GO, very progressing. lie was tall and
caun,. and when abou, his work, was gener.
ally in the habi, Of wearing faded dressing.
Gown, Which was Of exceeding length, com
inr nearly To his ftct.
II CHANGED one day TIA, gentleman, FASH
ionably dressed. called At ihs Governor'srcsi.
denee AND inquired ror him. IIewa' in quest
ofa certain Office, Which lay in The Governors
Gin.
"lle is not a, home joe, n present" s7Id
Mrs. D., "bu, Il you Vill come IN and take a
scat no doub, he will be in sooa."
The visitor accepted the in'i,a'ion. aot
scs,ior himself in . plain sil,inc,room, eu'cr.
cl into conversation with the Governor
lady.
Il believe" s1d he "lha, this Is consider,
el fac agricultural place, Does your hus.
hand own mucl, Iand''
"Some ,hiny acres he is quite farmer
81 caught glimpse OF an orchard, Just be,
hind the house. Tia, ! suppose, belongs 70
h.mt'
"Ycs, he prides himself on his orchard"
81 see ,cu find 0, necessary 10 use scare,
crows 10 Tighten away the birds"
"Scarc crows" The Governors wife was
a,'oni,hci. "No, said she. eve never en-,
r'ry auy;"
"why was quite sue tina, ! saw one ir
on, or,hs trees, rugged Up in a long iuusrIue
u5c."
81 joa', think ST. d. has pot any into ,h'
orchard. you can look frcm this window,
and perhaps YOU will see ,hc ohlcc, which
,ou r,.s,ook"
"Tisrc % is now" was the reply. as be
pointed 90, figure standing on limb Of ono
ct ihc ircss, dressed ne a pair of o,c'haOls,
with hjrl ruhc fuucr.nc in ,he h-ccz'.
That's ihc srarccrow ! was sure that
Vas ru' mistaken"
"gf-taT-rnr8r" said Mrs u. in amaze.
r,ri. "l-'r there no luJ1ri"
TUc,cum 1T ,hi, embarrassing mistake
l7i ..sj cnorrh voice lei tn inquire tor b.'
h1'. mon which be Immediately withdrew
thinking % bet Co defer his applications ioi
,tI.re tD more convenient season.
lNarkrc Blade.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

pru sr-y1 orrwirrE9. Ths Doehsse
or----was Paironcss II Gay, and being fond
os,hs company ofhis brother Wits invited a
pa1,v, consisting of AJdisOn, Pope, Swim and
Arbuihno,. to dine with him Al the table.
Addi.oa talked liule, and what he said was
with such embarrassment, ,ha, he could hard
IL finish sentence Pope was the ontor o.
tie company hi' voics Was shrill. and be
male many tart Of observations. Sri6 Wa
ia one ofhis cd humurs, and was determined
to tease the DueLcss.
Accordingly, as soon as the company we're
seated a, dinner, he complained that be had
!eR his snurb,x behind him, and requested
one the servants mighrbe seat for IL. He
soon aNsr complained Of tie wou, olhis tooth
nick csss and a socoud scrvan, vas despatched
fr that which be described As an iai,sPcazi-
bio requisite 90 l.s comfort. lie then com
planned iof the van, lhis pocket book, ard
. ,hiri scryau, va, sent Tor hist In short
he roniT.vcj Co have 50 many distinct wants,
that uai q single servant VAS lsi, IN the loom
To, Duchess Looked aruarj, 49, seeing
70 ,cJyau.s, "Gcot'sm,p, ssII she, "0r
on. reduced 90 such state hat &c most Nsil
rrc- ourselves. III want Ps'ce ci bread
O. clean plate. shall riss aud help myself,
and you mus, 90 DE same
SviN, finding Dis scheme q putting ,hc
Dretrg. ru, Of huucr bad failed, ~ 20 sul.
lsl s'sa.e 5u, Cay, flt polly figure, threw
b.n,clftl,l 10 h.s chair 10 an tmlaojsr-'s 60
oiar-ht.r, delighted 90 DIS modification.
81 au now fu,'y convinced said be, "uf
vba, have c0rn heard, ,ha; eur grace, our
ag'.s hostess, is lac bss; .-.lgcL woman boz
tie world"
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American and Foreign Agency
WASHINGTON, -. &.

rTIlE upd.rsignsd oGcrs hi. scr'iO's IN the pros
.rutiau of Claims l-furc tuugrcss and Oh
scycnl Department., ani ~ The tmnsaciion %
an, busirrs. rrUuiring bu'ns's ~ the Capitol
pcr.cn. having lu.incss With thc Patent, Indian
Land, ur r,u.iuu Once, ~ any oi The Depart
msut. ~ The Government, or tn the supreme '"u'l
IT thc tuii,d SJics, mas r,l, un a prompt an'
faithful attention 60 their intct'sts.
Euip,ing 40 extensive Foreign acquaintance '
will undertake apd u. fssu"-.illr iur hs s'io tnns.
mi..iun uf ~tnsks, Ur Mpnsy, {, ~ pcdiun Of
Emupc: and attention will bc paid uc co.Ieg'
tiuu 81 Iuryign elaine.
Correspondent. wi H. furnished vita w-cia
r,ii,u,r. iu whatever State the, may rcsii, ~.
iu tls prominent cities II Euup'.
JOSEPH &. T.. hENNEnN,
Ofrc oa n stc,t, i.tvcru Ninth and Tenth.
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THE GREATEST
MediCa al Discovery
OF THE AGE.


MR.. KENNEDY ol Ru,lm,, las discovered
vi iu ono ui DH. ',rnrn rrs'urrs 'rrIs . r'n.
-, tlrt rur,. ENIEN KIND 81 ~ NOR,
i.ap thr uui.i ~rfuiul4 down iu1 ,liuWun liuI.r.
IIr has t,i,I % ,n over ELEVEN hrdl,l rlsr., aHi
ur,ur hlrI ,>r,it in too. llc hl' u"v ,n hls
fu..s.si.u over tNu huudrri c,riu.li,. of b. val.
&C.. llIvIthIB tv,Ht, mile. ui iiustHu.
Two l.ii'.s arrvau'uird Go uuy a uursirs tuir
mouth.
o., o. ihrr, hottie, v,u cue thc uout Mind oll
pimpIfs un ihc l,'c.
Tuoorthuc hatlr. viIl ,l,ar The Fl, stencil h,'rs.
Two luul,. ate warranted o. cuIr ihc wusi
l,uI ol osrk,r iu the m'uih anI stomach.
ThuJr Go fy, laii''- arc Warranted Go cure che
worst cases Of 'r,.ip'ns.
Ouc Geo two lutilc. arc warranted 90 cure all hu
mHr. uf che Nrs.
Two I.u',. noe vatunicl Co cuc running boz
the ,,r. lrI li.irhr. iu ihe hair
Tuur o. .iN bottles ace vau10isd o. ,rc cot.
rurt lul uur,ug ulCr,s.
Orr lrt'r N,ll cu,r sr,h eruption. uf che skiu.
Two ur ihr,e lrul,s aU u1uHu',i Go cute th,
nr.tt,.lru'rcls,. Authorization.
The, tu ,N bottles ate Uauaui'd Co ,ma "a
ih,rm.
T,,r Co ,i.h, laul,s cure ,hc ,cl unrt case.
It s,rHi.H.
\ l.1.at d. .lv,,s expected from ihr Grst hauir,
tiN BE- trl,n.
Nrthiug I-,L 90 imrrrluhlr o. rhu., who have
On VAN it,d 100 ihc vuui'l ul mrJiru's 1T ihr t'N
as thli q common weed gruuing un The pasture,
srI silug u'i stone vaIs, .LsulI cure prry boo
uuI. tti d D.. uHu fixed 1c' II ,un have a
huurr BE- hls o. start. Thew ur no ii. uut s1''
sl.at &C. rurius some c,.'. lui uui ,nur.. llr he
t,I,I uy,, q ih,u.snI luiir. ,i % iD che ,iDiuit,
Of Iu.t.r, anI know. the effect uf 90 iusNsp rlsr.
n hr. lIf,1d, dHuc SOME ~ the gtoliDst Curs ever
done u Nl..arbu-,tis. H. gave % CO. children q
,,ar uLI tp 600 r,uy'r ct siNN; 11i hls .rcu psuf
iur, baking children, whose tr.h vss sui lui
falI,, restored 60 pui,rIstIlC 1T health 10y oar
lHu'r.
To- ,hu.r who ace truulIsd with sirk headache,
uu. ls,ti'r ui'i als',. urr it. u gNrs great &C..
E.fu r,iluh uw IiEurr.s. some who have
us,t t, nave teen cH.ii,r fr ,rlrs 4uI h1yrlg'u
.ssuli,ll o., 10. Mhsrr On, lsai, b. -uuui % u'ths
vuitr ,.,.,, uui where there o. ans arrangement of
The ibgfilps It nature, 81 viii ,su.c N,N singular
irrhn.., lu' ,,u mu.t nut ~ thUtl-ibr, alva,s
d,1rrar be- tom f,ur ii,, to q u,,h. lher, BE-
never f, lrd r,.u.t FROM Ii--un the oontuN vh'n
that riIr. d. gone, 400 viIl ir,l luur-"li lie a
u,N prt-u1. heard -olue ~ the nr.t sNtUiNagani
,nrumirm. of o. thlt ma1 ever li.truri tn.
Ne change ct diet ever necessary. Eat che beet
,uu rlo .,t aui enough oft.
Direction. iri u-r-Adulis, one table spu"niul
Ter la,-rhI'irru ct ,i.ht wears, dr-rrt spHuulu.
irum h,s o. eight, t,aspDUniul. A. uo difcctiU"
cln De- applicable a. ll' constitutions, uh, enough
90 operate un tle bowel. twice q day.
n. n. nay. Dmsgii, Portland, the oul, an.
thuriyrd agent ur Maine.
Sold lp ANpRTWs : B,rTs. Pads lIiil; ".
4 Eusf, ". ~, 80. rari.; l.. Atwood y Co.,
nu,k6gldi Rul-rt No,o., Norway. lyi5
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Rcmnrcs Of Penl Lie.

Mr. c.. 9,sumtrr the name Ci J.nss.
some wear, since. purchased small rc.cr of
land. and hui'i cr d, 70 neat horse on lhr c1ro
oia common 300 Wiltshire. Ne long resided
unsronir-. ana almost unknown. hy 'hc
rs.rhrurbo,j. vario.s couerwcs were fr.
med r,srsci,rg r'ts solitary singular s,rau-
cc-a, Icr-lh a clergyman took some notice
ofliu, and occasionally inviting him 10 bis
house. BE- found him possessed " n'o''.-
-crrr AMI ni,n1rrs. which evidently inj,ca,
ed Dis origin 90 have been ir the birhrr s'a-
lions cfl,s. Rr,urn,nr one j1y from ,is-
ITO the c'rrryman's Dc r-s,cj lhs torsc Of a
trmcr 20 the Door ofvh.rh. wls tho d1uFh
,rr employed 40 the washing igh lleuoNod
o., rhe Girl n moment and thus acco,rci her
"Nv good gel. would You like 10 be- mar.
r.ri poe "S,r'" exclaimed tie ,trl-"I a.hrl
Won. Young woman, whether you vou'l wish
90 be married. because IT YOU would. viii
m,rrv Won" "Lorl. S.r''' these 7rr STRANGE
question, from a man never saw io nv life
before
"Ncry likely replied Mr. Jones, "hr'
however. am serious, ano wll'le7'' Won ''.
'c7 o'clock 'o morrow, To o"rs'''r OF ii' ]
viii then coll on 1on again, ani 'i have
,our hlhcr's coa,cnl. We Nil be married The
following isy.'
Ye kept his appointment, ard meeting with
,hc father, be ,hrs addressed him .-"Sir !
have seen your daughter; ! should Ike io
ha,c her fur wife, and / am come TO ssR
vr7r cousrrr"
"Tas proposal. =" answered nc Oh man,
".s very extraordinary from a stranger.
Pray sir. who ara vou and WIS, are YOU
aS.r.'. rep'.el Nr. Juocs. .you have ri-ht
,,. ..l ,r,s. gresrio-s. my mime +, Jorr,
or, new hors, on the edo, the common is
mine. and fiji n, necessary. can purchase
VOW house and farm and halrof ,he asichbor.
ar,l."
Another hon, conversation. hrnucht an
r,-,.s. into prs mind ,rJ the friendly CLERGY.
man aforementioned. united the haory r7ir
Tire, mp ,orr v,7r, they l,ysI I'm obi, retire.
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rEEREAsoN WHY DOWNS ELIXIR
souTrrN ouUTs,
After all other Means have Failed!

D.. ~ -r,,- ar''g freir.si3 30. tt.' ~.
frt lsir- o. lro.ru t'. cough, all enable 900 Co
r...r CO.. o, ant fr,h.
81 q sp.rfr.uIs 49, f's TFrrrr'. ~ arg Tst
.-r1rsirr ihr skiu tr lsr.mr wnl.t 1ni hr,''h,,
Hpi ft.rhpt1i. ,r.i arruu1' 81 che iupuriIirs of
thr s,s'sm. A., Ihr IHIrs u'thr .hio.
81 DO DHrtf., fuf.4s II 'V a. iuBrrs rr.
gone. q fstrtfH1 ,i tlr disease.
lh Htr.H ,tei s1fllr.. f.s'ss.V, rs-t'tHr
Do tr-,'s rgf r5lrrlrr rsfr.4ss., Ohr ryrrsr 81.
fct trir. produced g., uylr, alI pr'mpnaN medic
tirss.)
5h. hur -r,rf Eraf parfrr ilr,, as au sr-
rr.fr1a'. anI through thr ,aI,uus friiuus II the
slr4. ihc If-rrs. Or, ii-,'., rsf o. i.t, it tho
r.r-bl, rHrr.',s DO f,rfH, rra. ro' 'ffr's, .sA'H
o. tHItg rfaa urg pui, a1i rui.rF rIs.' avl
f.rf o.. The whole system.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05

u,r MNrrrs. Il Is asked.says Claiming,
how can the laboring man end time for self
cu'igrci answer that an earnest purpose
Gal, time, or makes time. It seiEes on spare
moments, and turns fragments to golden ac-
count. 4 man who follows his calling With
industry and spirit, and uses his words eco.
1om.cally, will always have some pOIrion Of
he lly a, command And 1t is astonishing
how fruitful 81 improvement short season
'cconcs. when eagerly seized and faithfully
.sej. II hos oner been observed that lhose
,bu have the mat time al their disposal pro-
90 5s 10 ,ne least A single hour an the day.
s,sao,l, g,,,u la tie shady of soue interesting
,aasc'. ariass unexpected aceumul-.iOns OF
f,o~ b--Ias
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05

80 ogc tine irl -al ,r-.c ec.c considered
- runoa', AMI E; IS stated ta, la one of ,tc
northern countries t.yy made i5.-l ui them
thee uE-s a jay 900 two criminals, whose
lives v,rs .lred r7 condition oiihg.r uajer-
gong ,hs 'crr.He ordeal. Tt. r..sb Mas,
that ,hs ca'F.., Who took theta lived 90 Be
tsyg1,y.o'nr, aul &c o.Hrr eighty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-05

Harry was sitting 900 ,ac llr.or with Lgrv
r1; krye..r t.ai be- wss overheard hy hgrit.
i.c brother Bob. What Bob heard may be-
imagined 1un ,bs follow Ing dialogue between
him a1i A.s athcr-
Bob. "Fllhor, ssai me aasr the doctor. 30
T4.h5r. "Wby my son go
BOB Cause YOU sss ib1tman tn 90, par
~ 10 going 20 j.e, hc said De would if hscy
~oslia'I m.uy him, and Lucy saiI che
,scu,ja'J"