Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-18
. The LITTLE YELLOW spot. Coxyrcr.

COOT. "A considerable number of years ago,
happening to be IN Paris on the 4th of july,
with many other Americans, we agreed tc
celebrate " the day" by dinner ut the
Hotel Meurice. There were - of us in all
We had but one guest. This was NJ. Dc
Tocqueville, who had then rendered himself
famous by his great work upon Democracy
evening after the cloth had been removed
and speechifying had commenced, some gen
tleman alluded en- pdssant to the fact that he
was born in Connecticut.
. Connect-de.coot - exclaimed Monsieur
De Tocquevllc, as he suddenly rose with the
enthusiasm of Frenchman. "Vv Messrs.
| will tell you, vid the permission of de pres
idcnt of this festival Won very leetal story, and
then | will give you Won grond sentiment,
to dat little State You call Connected coot
Won day ven | vas in de gallery of de House
OF Reprcscntatif, held Won map of de Con-
federation in my hand. Dcrc vos Won lectle
yellow spot dat dcy call Connect-de-coot.
found by de Constitution, he was entitled to
six of his boys to represent him on dat floor
But when make de acquaintance personeNe
'id de member. find dat more than tirty Of
the reprcsentatif on dat floor vas born in
Conncct-de-coot And then ven vas IN de
gallery of the house of de Senat, I find de
Consttu ion permit Connect-de-coot to send
two of his boys to represent him In dat legs-
nturr. Bat vunce more. ven make de ac-
quaintanca ersoncNc Of de Snatpr. I find dat
nine Of de Senator vas born in Cpnnect-dc-
coot. So den, gentlemen, have made my
leetle speech, now | will gif you my grynd
sentiment
Connect-de-coot-d leetc yellow spot dat
made de clock peddlar, dc school-masicr and
dc senator. De first gif you time: de second
tell you vat you do yid him. and de trd
make your law and your civilization. and
then, as he was resuming his seat amidst
roars OF laughter, he rose again, and with that
peculiar gesticulation which charactcrizcs all
Frenchmen in moments of excitement. he
shook his finger trcmulously over the assem-
bled contreres, and exclaimed at the top Of
his voice "Ah gentlemen; dat lcctlc yell
low State, you call Conncct-dc-coOt. is Won
very great mrricle to me. ~. Y. Spirit of
The Times.
TIMELY ADVICE. The editor of % Medical
Reiormer remarks that-as in ,pring aud
early summer, the scnsiblitis nj tar ai.s -
tive organs are increased, Il ..ili Il. { ,fwin-
ter will, if persisted in. il iac' =. .nis is
by no means II new disc Narv. tH" aucients
named the month of / A.u.lrT. when their
spring began, from tfbraW, i'yer, and wisely
recommended. as .raii," lnr the heats
OF summer, judiciuus eXcrcis'. lsht diet, and
the full and free use OF water.
Prof Holloway, the distinguished English
practitioner. has done something more than
this. lie has discovered and introduced two
remedies for all the arrangements incident to a
change of temperature. which have saved the
lives OF thousands of unacclimatcd travellers
ana solourners, in every region between the
equator and the poles. When A sudden trans
iton from cold to heat produces dyspepsia.
liver complaint, fever, darrhaa or dysentcrv
HoLLowAY's Pills seem to subdue the dis
turbance in the system at once and to bring
all its functions into harmony with the new
atmospheric influences py which it is sur
rounded. Where the shock occasioned by the
change affects the skin or gland the Oint-
ment, IN combination with the Pills, soon
puts the external organization into healthy
condition.
Under these circumstances. common pru-
dence suggests the proprlety of having both
remedies always at hand at the commencement
of the summer, and of providing a supply of
them before starting on journey or voyage.
In this climate ,.summer and autumn are, un-
questionably, the seasons most prejudicial to
health, and therefore nothing should then be
left undone that will have the effect of fOrti-
flying and bracing up the system, purifying
blood, and putting the digestive apparatus in
good working order. So far as our observation
goes, HoLLowAY's Pills will nfallibly secure
these results. Families who have habitually
used them for years as Spring, Summer and
Fall medicine, declare that complete ex-
emption from the complaints usual at those
seasons has been the invariable consequence
Of their exhibition. This we can readily be-
lieve, knowing as we do, that they exercise
a triple influence upon the internal organs
They purify the fluids, remove distractions,
and invigorate the digestive powers There
are few systems so healthy as not to require
such helps to Nature at this critical period
of the year, and it is therefore obvious that
a course of HoLLowAY's Pills is proper las a
protective measure Boston Journal"