The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-06

LAGrE BIER MANY OF our vounc men
are tt ou.ng a> invttrr.te rou>nm.r. of lao-
er bier a> IT ;',., were Grrin,u born. We
commend to their attention the tnlowin
statement from an article IN the New York
Srap-l. (rdiItd ty one %! the first physicians
III the country on the lager bier mania: -
Its -if-','t upon the rxt-rna form, and
upon the action ot man. Is already .ru'nn,n.
10 wak-n aurn'i"n The oppressed and
tIo"i beads the ti.'. thonyh w,l. shoulders
and h'ra>i 'hr >'ra'.hr park and cow ike
tread ct I's victims. Is Already known to keen
Observers \ "r"at h,nyr takes place in
The I'VE hen 'h- Ia"rr ti-r is lthtuaIv
dtark. IL Is Invariably ,urbih and >Irr;,v
X. hiir li> muscles are so much RELAXED
a. I" nake 1t. A. II wr,r. harH III a d-t,.nre-
less STATE. 1h" ELECT at la.-r bier in other
ht"! ttw~<n .ar> appears enlarged. and with
II the back part ot the laws. giving to the
Counitnanrr thr-r-cnrnrrrd took. 80 char,
art.r'>'lr OF the low Durrh face the neck
becomes thu K often hAuu,n. over he shirt
cOlar ~ wrlnklr>. III th. r,uiun where phr..-
nnlnui>i> l"rarr> the organ Ot amatiy-nr>>
the kin te'onm> red. with a blown mp sponr-
surar-. from which l'rg- quantities Of an
offensive oder are pro'urrd. "iviny the whole
surta,ta "rra>v and and di>anrrrabIr AS
peer. Tie .ai ifual imhih-rs of this b.v-
craze are "rnrraly ohi"rd ~ hold their ,-
Gar> 10 their mouths wh,rl, hrInv used chief.
lv Nm, IL tar f.,
capable of much muscular frn4,Itv The
effect Ot iaItr iirr on the. voice Is very mark
ed and The rapid decay in he voirr of the.
trnOr->Inu"r> at the German .l-,. clubs who
lose NOT on', the quality of tone. bat the huh
range, prodncts ~ such ,m,-tlrs always a
great want ut trnors /, has become a hv-
word among them t>cal harsh, drawliny
vOIrr. a brtr-harr-l voice
In the intelligent circles in Germany
The effect, Of the hop have already attracted
a'ttntmn and It has been discarded in 4 new
h,er, which Is fast gaming popularity as a
beverage We alluair to the meiScn or wheat
beer now generally known as Berlin white
beer, from It's pale Color"
FELT HATS.-The editor Of the Central
Presbyterian. in speaking of felt hats, dis
courses in the following style Of coo,l sense
"lnlre'i, this is the only sensible hat now
worn. Instead OF the shiny. hard, and stiff
fur or silk hat, 80 lately universal; per
retual annoy ance TO the owner in his way in
every rOn,t, ahcr. and IN every crowd: new
or protecting him from sun or rain but keep
III. him anx'ou>Iy trying to protect it; very
much III The shape. and about AS pleasant to
the head a> II section Of a >t0vr;,iyr would bt
ALWAYS getting blown off, or mashed, or wealth
er-.'aInrd {: 'n>teai OF all tins. we have the
broad brlnnrd, flexible bodied. easy fitted
hat. without fur on IT, or srIiicuiny IN IT. new
er binding the brow. or causing hra,lat be
Fever ~ Jurrd by rough handling: always in
shape. II shape It might he called. whirh
shaI" has none alw,,S >hatin" the face from
the >un, and >IrlterIny 1t from storm and
last though not ira>t the prettie>t hat If
tcnu'v Is associated with utiIuv. and the Gt-
ness "f things this is the bat .hch cOnsti
tuic> one OF The most to lr Iaud-d inventions
Of rI- rrc>c'u da,. one which should uni,pr-
sally >urPiaih H. absurd Predecessor. aud be
worn T., all classes. cl-ru, men liz imi.d
MARION AND TIE British UrrICrH.-
The Mu'nr II bWue. IN rs "At.eiI an Ana" "
has the following:
The story oi Merinn> inviting the British
officer 10 'itt with him. on I"'ator> arh cold
water. l. IltrraIi, true. The ,oun. En.ll>h-
nan htG fir, teen invited Ly Al.r!.n> arI>
tn ,tt tI. nj Il u.
'irat'"": hut. hr'n. subs In,nri, in,ind ty
the & ."rrai. Lr '.J"'-'rd rn be- txru>td -
MirOn. with fi> u>uI >,gacIiy. ha,. Inr,riv-
cd ,f,' thr ,nu'h wn> sensitive and on, Iudt.i
tony hm {, q iu,c The ,nrato-s were
-.,.,, uI. ara. wl,n N.:lcn peeled III. ~.
'hr skins "rIr rar.iuii, placed ' The >nir
oi tie l.Iarr 1h.v had been roasted aud
tron-lr q. l., O-'at. Ii 'a,orit- >tr,aIt-
- 'o-rrr io'htt--wI" Wa. H., tr:orr from
n'an',. always .a!rt Bui,ir. or trnrltr. ty
HE '"rtia'. Wien >I'k k'n 10 Y hm.
Alter dinner. Marion said. "Bul,ie. bring
Us ,un".rh'ng I" drunk. and Oscar brought a
n,urb full a. water. .f whi b thr officer ua-
Ih,Ut,i 10 drunk The (,,nrraI then d,.nk
h.artll, #, m tie ZANE utu,d 1I- then or
De r,d o., :, t.. l,u. iu> horse Roger ART!
tie General ha,d,d TO Roger the potato
skIH>. all Oi Whr b were eaten hv Roger
ir' VI Marioh> hard. The sequel O! ills in,
'ld' ~ was that The vour" iiic+r resigned
hi> 'oniIni>>Ion and with a determination h-v.
'r again 10 draw his sword against men who
:" tia,el. and con>ci,hiiou>Iy opposed his
mig aud no>rrin-nt. suffering rrivaiion>
ana wants OF every kind. w,thcur pay. cloth
Hc' "I"er arms or ammunition compelled
TO r"''ir III sn KY twanIs: without tents 10
shelter them. with hOhiny 10 drink but wa
Yer. nothing TO eat tut roots, and feeding
their horses on the skins-the refuse of this
bomey and scanty fare.