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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-09

EBARRlSONS COLUMBIAN TONIC
Il 4 SFIMU LANr-Wil cure all diseases caused by
prostration q digestive powers lis action is immediate
as stmulan to the vital energy to its healthy
forces as tonic, to sustain and perpeuate that force till
healthy scsfeons restored and natural power returns
IL will remove all mild forms Of Cholera Cholera Morbus
DysenteIy, Bilious Colic Fever and Fevor in hgue and
in connection with HARBIsoNs COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE
EAETC viii cure the most of these and other
acute diseases in the shortest possible time The Dyspep-
tic finds immediate relief and permanent cure in its use
For all Bronchial and Pulmonary affections, it has great
restorative efficacy.
The alcohol and opium inebrates will find It perfect
substitute for both those diseaseengenderng and health
destroying articles. 1t il exclusively vegetable
position and pure tonic and stimulant without the
slightest diseasng property in its composition action on
the system. The friends Of Temperance then will nd it
IN agent Of great potency in their cause and that the
vtated cravings Of diseased appetite under its use will
give place to healthy action and natural DESIRES 1t is de
lcous to the ase and grateful the sensibes of the
stomach 1t may be taken in its present form, rich
syrup in water, making deligkt1Ut BEVERAGE As
daily beverage, lis decousnesg is uRsguaHed by any
icrmened alcoholic preparation. 1t prevents as wei
as cures disease Its use is applicable in all climates in
all seasons, TO all diseases, and in all conditions Of life
and from extreme Of infancy to extreme Of age Price ST.
HARRISoN'S
COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE EMETIC
viii withdraw and expe all diseased NATTER solid fluid
or gaseous from all parts the system Besides its enet
&c properties, II Is eXpecoran Alternative and anodyne
acts in each OF It's modes according to nature relieves
the aborng organism diseased matter and permits
rec action Of It's natural functions to restore strength Ii
the only safe aud certain medicine in all severe orms
Of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Collie Dysenterv
Peuy and every other acute disease Ii has great re-
medal power in all chronic diseases In both acute and
chronic diseases, assisted by the nygoratng and sus
taiHing power Of HARmsoHs COLUMBIAN ToEc srlYt
LIANT, cures arc certain Principles treatment and di
reoons for use accompanying each medicine, Price 90
W Wholesale Agent for New England, GEORGE W.
BRIGGS. salioner, ind wholesale and retail dealer in
haTsons Columbian Inks, and American Purlumery,32s
"ashlngtonsreet opposite the Adams House, Boston.
hull dNW1V
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BOSTON AND WORCESTER R. R.


l1=szsszsss#z SUMMER ARIA NC EMENT.-. Com
x sz -. rs ulenciug Monday May Z, 1855
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester at a Ex) Z, 80 A. NJ u So, $3.50
Ex.) s. and (11S0, Ex) P. NJ.
Mllbury $40 am. 44O p. IN
e Milford at 7.O5, 1880 $50
e Fram'm at (4.45 Ex.), s, sos, 1880 a. M, 1876
(4l5 Ex,h 6, G2.15 EN- p. m.
-" SaXOnyie at Gas sc 43O
Newton, 615, 1920, 1888 9.15, *11GO wv. IT,,
a. nj l.20, y o5, (W Tr }, $50, rs, 6, $3.50
w. TT. }, Sl5 p. m.
brookline, 625 us, s, $50, 10 a. M LIS, 2, g.
$50, I, p m.
q Necdham Plain, g. 8 am; 40, SPIN.
w. Newton station.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
For Worcester at 6, $50 Ex.) m 100, lex. to Ma
tick, q. 80 Ex) 4 80, $3.50 Ex.) P. NJ.
5llbury at 6, a. m. 43O P
Milford at $50 a. m. 80 $50 D. M
birmingham at 6, $3.50 Ex.) $50 q. m, 13O, (33g
Ex.), 4.30, $3.50 Ex.), p m.
g Saxonville at l and C, D. m.
Newton, wv. Tr.), s. $50. u NJ; l. $50, 4.45, O.
7.15, 9.l5 p.
Brookiine, I, 40 9, 11.sO a. m 1880, 215, 3, s,
6.15, 7.39, $50 p. m
" Charles River Branch, T. l13O a. M, 3, 6.15 p NJ
Sunday Mail Train for Worcester, Springfield and New
York at ?. NJ.
u Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
G. TWICHELL, sup't.
Boston. Nav l. 1854 dawtf
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Are sud d enIy restored 10 healtn ana NgOr
DIR, DARIUS HANrS
Aromatic EuvfgOFafin2 Spirit
1t Stimulates, Exhlerates, Invgorates, but will not in
toxicate Supply.
As medicine, it is quick and efectual; curing the
worst aud most aggravated of Dyspepsia, Kidney
Complaints and all other arrangement of the Stomach
and Bowels in from -Four FjUs Minutes TO TWeRty
-Four Hours.
1t will instantly revive the most melancholy and drOop
ing spirits and restore the weak feeble, and
sicllv. to health, strength, and vig0r.
As delicious beverage, it is refreshing, celebrating
and stinulang will neither intOxicate Supply
The incorporate and inebriale will find instant relic
from the horrible feelings produced by the of bad in
toxicating LIQUORS.
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+ i + )

Z WILL Execute Daguerreotypes for a few weeks at
price less than ever offered the public lin good style
Gases, Frames, &c. warranted equal to any made.
Reference, ~ No PAY IN ADVANCE. No. 203 Wishing
ton, corner Bromfeld street, Boston. 0RMSBEE.
mi
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OILS OILS!!
5000 Gallons sperm OIL
10000 do; Blcaohed Winter Whale OIL
5000 do. Lard OIL for sale IN quantities TO
TO suit, by q. y, II A. j. HOWE,
u dtf IIWorocstcr Bank Block
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A NEW DIsCOVERY.-To CURE BAD
"A SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heartburn
Cholic Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
= Bowels, Headache, Drowsness, Kidney Com
plants, Melancholy, Delirium Tremens,
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TTUht VUNtWJtSStUN
aAUGUsT II, l355.-puring the tine 1 have held the
Office of Commissioner of Patents, r. II. Eddy, ESD.
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
OF the Office. 1 regard him of the most capable
and successful prac with whom have had official
intercourse ClIAS. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
Boston, Sept. G. 1855. deod&w1am
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a Lucas! CLOGAS !I-An unsurpassed VI
~ riety OF beauth patterns, Of Eight Day and Tbiry
Hour Clocks,-al good timekcepers, nov selling AT rd
auced prices, at II NJ LAMBS, Harrington Bloch
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UNTV'
No. J. 0 VICES or Pans II. diameter. S75
o =" ORD wings u Il diam'r SO
3, Q 4" u Observation-Disclosures
2, . ~ 'sssssss'sssss'....s...l6
81 10 ''ss..ssssss.ss...s....22 b
o, > " 10 ~ .sss..ss.sss..s,....21b
All orders and Inquiries should DO addressed to
PERRY THAYER,
au3 dNw1 South 0roton, or Worcester, Mass
HkORTABLE FURNACE FOR SALE
H A very convenient aud economical Furnace, for a
store or email house, will be sold very cheap y applied
Tor SOON u, y. MASON,
al dim Clark's Block, Main u.
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FREEMAN BAKER
MERCHANDISE ND MONEY BROKER,
No. IL SRIens Street, Boston.
Money to loan oil Personal Property, Watches bought
sold, and exchanged Cash a d for old Gold and Silver
and second hand V3tche diff mari
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WEAK AND STCKLY CONSTITUTIONS
Are suddenly restored to health and vigor
nm 4
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EDATENTS.-iMERICAN AND FOREIGN

sith the necessary Working Drawings, Specifications,
anil Superintendent.
my8 so Stnte Ssreet. BOatons dawly
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Dr. Ham, the inventor and discoverer of the Medicated
Beverage assures the public that for the complaints and
ailments is recommended TO and cure it willno
deceive nor disappontthe patient
1t is not recommended cure-al; but for the dis
tressing ailments it is recommended for the patient viii
feelit happy effects Immediately.
DosE-One wine gass-ful as often as necessary. 1t
good at all times.
One dose will in ten minutes all bad spirits.
One dose will in five minutes cure heartburn.
svpillo iu6i
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-08
Readings Russia Salvc

Is Boston Remedy oil thirty years standint
I and 10 recommended by pht slcians. II is q
sure and SPEEDY cure for Burns, Piles, Boils
Corns, Felons, Ch,lbains ard Old Sores at every
kind for Fever Sores. Ulcers, itch, Scald Head,
Netle Rash, Bunons. Sore Nipples, frecon,-
mend d by nurses,I Whtlows, Sites, Testers,
Flea Bites, Spider Stngs, Frozen Limbs, Sal,
Rhenm, Scurvy, Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore
Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds. il is most
valuable remedy and cure, which can be testi-
fed to by thousands who have used 1t in the CITY
Of Boston and vicinity tor the last thirty years
In no instance viii this Salve do an Injury, or
interfere with physicians prescription. 1t is
made from the pnrest materials, from a receipt
brought from Russia-of articles growing IN that
country: and the propreiors have letter. from
all classes. cIergymen, phi, sicians, captains.
nurses and others, who have used IL themselves
and recommended it TO others. Rrdd nps Rus
sia Salve is pnt up in large tin boxes, stamped
on the cover with picture of a horse and dis
abed soldier which picture is a so engraved on
the wrapper. Price IS Gents a Boz Sold NJ all
the stores IN town and country OF rav be ordered
of anv wholesale drugeis, in Norwich Hartford,
New Haven. New London or New York
REDDING & co Proprie'ors,
8 State Str, ct Boston.
Every mother shau'd have box in the house
handy in case OF accidents 10 the Children 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-08
COutxmds-ssnas. 81.

AN Ii can you Day uent boots better
w al the Old Brick better than anywhere
elsel Because cash buys c.eaper than credit
Why can you buy Boy s. CAT Boots as cheap
at retail as they can be bought in the city at
wholesale Because we have them on hand,
and hey fnist be sold before the season is ever.
AND why is II that yon may buy Gents Patent
Caters. Glove Top. Enamel do, English Top,
Buckskin d., Patent Bronze Top Union d..
Cdif and Patent Slips. and all kinds oi Gen:
Go0ds. better than any where else? Because
the season Is nov lar advanced. AID large lot
remains % be cleared cut. to make room tor the
Fall campaign, which will open about tine FIRST
of SEPTEMBER.
Why may you bny Ladies' Caters. Congress
tipped and foxed, and Buskins, plain; enamel
led Ties, Jenny Lnd's. Sonsag's Slips, and a
hIsi Of others, good and fancy articles. at the
OLD BRICK, better than any where else Be-
| cause.ihey were bought in New York at greatly
reduced prices for Cast, aud we are b5uld 10
sell them accordingly!
And haallv, Why, oh why is il, that eery:hing
| IN our line OF ,raie NAV be had OF the SubscTi-
| bers fur The % READY. 10 at greatly reduced
prices, Tor The next Tour or i've weeks2 Because
| we have got a larger and better Stock than cal
| be found IN tee County We devote our whole
| time To our business. and interfere with nnne.-
| We are bound To give our patrons the benefit oil
low pr ces, IN consequence OF hard times. We
| are making clearing sa les afeverything in The
| Summer line OF Guods. We therefore most re-
spectfully invite all-yes one and all to partici-
pate in the fun of buying less per cent Than
ever before.
Come from every nation, come from every way
Our Stock IL large enough. &c.
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
Litctfeld, Angus l 1858.
No. 5. West Main Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-08
United States Bounty Land Agency,

Press FORWARD Your Claims
-RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers. both
In. Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors, Marines,
t'iuillam men, Musicians. Wagon-masters, feam-
sterS, Indians ana all persons who may have
served fourteen days IN any OF The wars OF the
Uhied States, since the year 1890, the law of
1855 gives each OF YOU, who nave nos heretofore
received Warrant tor Land, one Eundyed and
sixty acres!! And TO all who have received
Bounty Land, en- nush more to make one hun.
dred aud sixty acres!
ln the case OF he death Of the person entitled
10 Land, his wld, ". or il no ldow. the m nor
child or chiidre", are entitled to the Bounty
We are pr'pared toprompHy prosecute aNclams
tor land. dnl Will snpply JHs''ces Of Pence. Coun-
~ Clerks Can, nissioners Of Dseds, Noiarics Pub
lie, Lawyers, aai all others, mHh TIE necessary in.
strucfi"nS and Mank forms, free II cost on appii.
cation By mai or otherwise
Wheu desired, we will sell the Warran, at the
marke price, and remIta check Tor nr"recGs.
n K. COBB & CO,
% William street, New York.
REFsREScEs.-Bank OF the Common" Wealth
New York. Ohio Lie and Trust Company
New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-08
For Gale.
A FARM Of 100 acres OF valu-bl

A FARM Of 100 acres OF valuable Land
IN. in a high state of cultivation, suitably
divided INTO meadow, pow pasture, wood and
lumber land. On the Farm Is two large two
story D"ellng-llouses, one nearly new and of
modern style, three large Barns with Cow-Sheds
attached. and other necessary out-buildings. all
IN good repair. The Farm is well ienc, d with
stone, has living water IN almost every lot also
an abundance of choice frult of all kinds. This
Farm IS situated IN the town Of Monroe Fairfe Id
County, Cnnn.-is ab nj mile west Of the Wiz
loae and churches, IN a good neighhoshood. on
road much travelled, 2 mics fr mn Batsford De- Dol,
3 from Strpnev Depot on The Hou~a'"nlc Rail
rpud, 10 ai,les north Of the city VI Bridgeport and
7mi!es from Birmingham. 1t will be sold Together
..r II desired will be divided into two Farms of
Go and 100 acres each, TO suit the purrhaser.-
ANY person wish, 10 purchaee desirable Farm
Will do well 10 view this as il must be sold on or
before the LIST at January Possession gwen
INN ediaiely. For further information call on
WILLIAM REARDSLEY. near the premises,
who has legal authority 10 sell the same.
Monroe, August 2.th, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-08
fIeimbOld'S Genuine Preparations.
EEIMBoLD's HIGHLY CoscESrRAfEp
COMPOUND FLUID EIfRlCT RIGHT.

For Diseases of The Bladder and Kidneys, Sc
cret diseases. Structures, Weaknesses and all
diseases Of the sexual organs whether in male
or female, from whatever cause they may hav.
origins ted and 90 Matter Of hew Ion Q standing
If you have contracted The terrible disease
which, when once seated in The system, " I'll
surely go down from one generation 10 ano,hei
undermining the constitution and sappiny the
very vital fluids oil life, do not trust Yourself II:
HE hands OF quacks. who start up every da,
in a city like this and ell The payers with slar
ing iaischoods, too well calculated 10 deceive
the young, AID those not acquainted with
their tricks. You cannot be TOO careful In the
selection of remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronoun.
ccd b, eminent physicians The greatest remedy
ever known It medicine perfectly pleas
ant in lis taste and very innocent in its action.
and vel SO thorough that it anrlh.lates ever,
particle oil the rank and poisonous virus of rhi.
dreadful disease-and, unlike other remedies.
does not dry mp the disease IN The blood.
CONSTITUTIONS Debility, broush, on by self
abuse, a most terrible disease, which has hro'i
thousands Il the human race 10 uniinel>
graves, thus blasting the brilliant hopes OF
parepts, aud blighino in the bud The slorio,i.
ambition Of many noble youth, can he cured
t.y this infalllhe remedy. And as ,nedcn,
which must hene6, every body, from The slm:i,
delicate TO the confirmed and despairing in
valid, no equal is to be tound acting both as /;
cure and preventive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-08
HELMBoLD's HleHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract SarsapariIla,

For purifying the blood, removing all disease
arising from excess of mercury, exposure ano
Imprudence IN life, chronic constitutional DIS
esse arising from an impure state of the blood
AID the only reliable and effrc;nal know,
remed, for the cure of Scrofu.a. Salt Rhsum
Seald Head, Ulcera,ions Of the Throat ano
Legs, PANS and SweIngs Of The Bones,
fet1er, Pimples on the Face, and all seal,
ErupIions of The Skin.
This article is now prescribed hy some oil
The most dls,in suished ply sicians in the coun
Try, and has proved more efficient in practice
than any preparation of SarsapaJilla yet offered
10 the public. Several cases Of secondary
syphilis, Meicurial and Scrnfuous diseasee
nave entirely recovered in the incurat lie wards
+ our public Institutions which had for many
wars resisted every mode Of treatment that
:ou'd be devised. These cases furnish striking
examples of the saluiary effects Of this medl-
diseases, after The glands were destro! ed and
lhe bones already affected
NorIcE. Letters from responsible physi
e'ans ard professors Of several Medical Col
ieg"s. and certificates Of cures from patient
viii befnund accompanying both preparations
Price-Buchu. 81 per bottle, o! 6 bottles for S.
Sarsaparlla "
quail in strength to one gallon Of Syrup o.
Sarsaparllla.
Prepared and sold by Fl. T. Fl Ell MBOLD
Chemist, 263 Chestnut Street, near tho G,fstf
louise, Ph'ladel pha and 10 be had of drug
sisis and dealers everywhcre.
All letters directed 10 TIE Proprietor OF
Asent receive immedi.,e attention..
For saleby AC SMITH, Litchfeld
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-08
Dentistry.
BNDWARD w. BLAKE, who ha

q ND" ARD w. bLA Il Il, who has during
-EA thirteen years teigni in Lii, hied beer
n the cnnsi ant practice of Dentistry IN every
department known 10 The profession, respeci-
fully wars and invites you TO have out tina [
aching Tooth, thereby relieving YOU from in
tense suffering, danger from ahscess, and secu-
Ting to yourself the inestiniabie blessing of
peaceful rest Come in q!
end-attend 10 those defective teeth which
threaten y.ur articulation, and that symmetry
OF the face, which IS one OF the chief cha racter-
ist'cs ot youth and beauty. Delays are DANGER
ous-cume without hesttaiIun.
IT unfortunately, you have lost any or all of
your teeth, walk into my Office and consult
without charged upon The subject of procuring
one It INV blocks { Incompatible Teeth Now
is yonr time and mere Is the place To secure
sett OF Incompatible gum Teeth, fitted apon
pure q I'D Plate; worn with pride and comfort
veHg IN symmetry and beauty with nature 8
best, and tar more useful Tor III. purposes OF
speech and the mas.icaIioa Ut food than you
could well agine.
Are you ranger, requiring evidence of
skill; Let me refer y, TO any ard every gen'Ic-
! man and ladyIn Town, C"uniy tr Stare, who
knows inc professionally or sh"ad YOU pref r,
come IN and lake the name, OF hundreds frum
city and town who have been my irons Tor a
series OF years. Fully indors:ne the adage
Live aud let hive" INV tariff III prices ire fixed
AZ how can afford any faithful Dcnus, Eiv-
| ng profit. ani have been found al ell times SAT.
isi"ctnrv I" my patrons.
Should ii case happen OF work proving nnsat-
sfactorp, the p .r>cn for whom il IL done Is re-
qnested to cnlI and have his M ney refunded
To th"s" numerous friends who have gener-
"usly extended to me their patronag e md inhu-
enc let me say, l thank YOU.
Olilce No South Street, Liichfied.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-08
ct the Old Brick,

-First Door IVES: Of the Court House
IN AY be iount new stock OF Boots ard
w shoes, spring fashions tor 1884. We are
now prepared 10 fer Ia the peopIeu i Litrhfeld
County "a altogether the best aud large stock VI
boutsand shoes that was ever Brought Ia this
town. Our stock consists of every ya4iety OF
style ina gInabe; it would be nscles and itnpos
sbIe to rame the different styles OF SO larg.
stock as we have al thstimc-we therefore say
10 all, CONS nd see foryourselves for our stock
only need BE- seen Ia prove the ruth OF " harwe
say. Not approving of the humbuging system,
we would here say,as To prices--ihey shall be
uniform, some as high as the ha hest and some
as low as The lowest.
We would here IN this hu be manner tender
our heartfelt hanks TO all for The PAST "a vors,
and most respectfully invite them to give us
cal before thew make their spring purchases.
MEAFOY a. TROWBRlDGE.
Litchfi' Id May llth 1854
\. 3. We have q few notes and accounts on
hand of which We shonld he uosr hnnr, to dis
pose at Cost. 90 A word to the wi-e &c.
NJ. g. T
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-08
The Connecticut State Fair,
To be held tn the city of Hartford
October 9th, loih, llth and ten,

TO be held In the city of Hartford
October Oh, loh. llth and i2ih,
WN ILL be the grandest. most instruct
w ing, and most imposing exhibition al
theknd e yer held IN New England. Visitors
to this Sta'e Far, however, will lose more Than
hait the va ne Of their vsit to this CIV If hiis'
here ihov d' not also VISIT the new W aier W orks
Col Coli works. the renowned Charter Oak
and The innumcrabie ttutious IN and ahuur
this CIV, and mnre especially Brigadier General
ELitiU GEER'S Head Quarters" al No. 10
State street, where he dispenses, ON the one
price system, and on The most favorable terms
he handsomesi and largest assar ment If goods
ever offered in this section OF The universe viz !:
FANCY GOODS; TOYS; STATIONERY !;
POCKET CUTLERY; GAMES; PERFu-
merry; RETICULES; DOLLS; COMBS
AND BRUSHES.
Blank Books, Legal Blanks, Letter and Bill
ct pap.rs, Envelopes. Gold, Steel aud Quill
Pens, Sc, SC.
lie also executes 10 order all kinds of Cald
Job, Fancy and Book Printing
Especial attention gwen 10 the getting Ut o.
handsomei " e,laine Cards, Envelapes. ard Fly.
ans. Far further particulars call at Number Il
State street. and examine the goods filling hIs
enlatged stare and warehouse, where will be
found all stsies of desirable goods in his line
ATTEST"
ELlHU GEER. "comma ndan,."
sr Render, please make an inde,ibe note OF
the fact that at No, 10 State street, Hartford.
viii he found as usual. in thei. season. all des,-
rabie styles OF fresh and new Holiday Gus
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-08
a STORE ron FARMERS sors.

. There was a farmer who had
large field Of corn; he plowed it and
pianted-the corn, and narrowed and
weeded j. with great care, and on his
held he depended Tor The chief support
OF his family. But after he had work.
ed hard, he. saw the corn begin to
wither and droop for rain, and he
began to have fears for his crop. He
felt very sad, and went every day to
look at his corn, and see If there was
any hope Of rain.
One day as he stood looking at the
sky. and almost in despair, two little
rain drops up in the clouds over his
land saw him, and one said 10 the
other:
"Look at tina, farmer /; | feel sorry
for him be had taken so much pains
with his field OF corn, and now it is all
drying up; wish could do him
Some good"
eyes," said the other, but you
are only little rain drop, what can
you do! You can't even wet one
hilIock."
y" Well" said the first, "to be sure
| can't do much, but can cheer the
farmer little a, any rate, and ami
resolved to do my best. I'll try
Ill 60 TO the field to show my good
will ii can do no more aud SO here
/ 60" And down went the rain drop
-one came rat on the farmers nose,
and one tel on a stock Of co.n.-
" Dear me-" said the farmer. putting
his finger 10 his nose, whats that?
A rain drop! v here did that come
from! ! do believe we shall have a
shower"
The Grst rain drop had no sooner
star ed for The field, than The second
one said:
1--WE |, if you are going, I believe
| will 60 too ; here | come" And
down dropped the rain drop on an
Other stalk
BY this time great many rain
drops had come together TO hear what
their companions were talking about
and when they saw them going to
cheer The farmer and water the cora,
one said-'h you are going on such
a good errand, I'll 90 too," and down
he came. "And H. said another
land I,""and l." and so on till a
whole shower came, AID the corn was
wa'ersd. and it grew and ripened all
because the first little rain drop de-
iermIned TO do what i: co::i,4.
Never be discouraged. children
because you can't do much. Do what
you can-angels can do no more.