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aalbleber. Osarccce (Saffau), Eotentsoer mnb
2antngs,
aus b5m 9sfsa 4lateriat uni pVraagliper Arbess, 10 Qas
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ieksr. 6ss ben 6efeu 6abriffn, fcRie Salb!e1er eteener 6aort;
nnb att anbern GPrten bon Geber, has son Sdnlma1sTn e.
brdudt nirb, m9rGuf in bt Mninerffamfe!: Eerleiben Ienie.
aemmt s~efduisa unb yraFct meinen .W0srat1 ND febt OS t&
eute8 0eDeY ebenlD bttllg fir baar
sertauff, wts ties txgenb Gin Pam IN &Insrife t5un- saaa
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Der @tfenSabR iub
HEAI&

o. Cur beTDnoereu SerIlfntbnabnle.
Gtntpanbersr unb Reifenbe iOltsa fehr SprFdtte fem, sts
tie tire Btastte faafsn unb fplter bieIelben NUS Sn fold en-
%anGefelten Bsentten faufen, tpsGe epn ibrsut SGtaite leben,
Mot Gttr SDn 9Railetn 0eer 8Dtf@entrd8ern, la fe foaf Der
@efatr. ~aus8eekt Fnb, bef@nlnbsIt az psrbfn unh tpr @e'6
ut1fpnf ~au5aeben.
Gurdfohrt8s8 Gillette
mao alen gkt'Ien Bee gBeaens fnt su babsn st
81. 8. Ssibsbrattbt,
BenSat~&mtgranfenoN9ent Der BALTIMORE NIB
Sbtss@i leaSahn,
SaasOtS Mr, 81, Ebame8fr., Baltimore.
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2sSscs9fio 99lr GSstusDnm0erer
'Rtus arrangements fir Ginpaneerer, biz s4t
benl gDeten III rellen minid,en.

Oetf' IOeiten 61 reliefl mnnIWSn
Dor beute. Zen 8. NObsmteg an, pcteen bic @ta@aassrar
Iauf beg Nprttern Central G ~dlDe.tifrtst Depst gtfensatm mi
benz Grpreesus ~tefsrbtrt. Die Sab bistst bebur& asn 5nlnt.
Igronten elmer gr s g crttetl. ale iraenb etne
lanbere Bath, aud lit tie i'm 81 aieIen fdrsef as ieGe nneera
ISdbn mas 6enonnten @iGsen. ale:
Bitt8bprs, @tepelanf. Detreit, fort Wapue
Chicago, U}ilwaufee. 8alena, Dubuque, ct
Bonl, Nod Jalanr. harrington, Sierra GttH
m sthen eesbalb bs at etE Nsrgbsra Central Eapu e-
Ben yerlrasH 10 Sianesn },nesr ais es nit easstn 83a&.
men Gstenben ssrt %tintreHen, aud ufrbsa 4 4fal peniser BITE
Da8ea batei asps6lstt. 3e 8ahn 5ift4 burd ZEN 9tafsn
abs ron OaiS. sic soHss GatifrnuGG ssa bfr bis &bisagr
lit SEQ NeIea Das @epdd etTE bter sessttnet (mar'eeI uab
|5ett tt en- Vafdsterer an bea shinmaueSrrf.
bad @reitline, Daptp's, Cincinnati. 3uoianas
pclie, QcuispiiIe snn St. toaie
war en- tbenfaas gaa69lars ~9eferbest unh III. iar assp6d
n wtttste tnilabnnasfeff ran 6freDatl 6tf 9~aaaatere
mt PEN 5 lpr-. otss 4esaSs IL 4tr~3ss nea aaen
|ueRIt den DI6bsa 9eEsR, 9pne unssT@eG8 aNf3ep, ina ~ mCr-
Sen, - ar&Eatrtsg}ilstte uerten psrtaaFi in tst 0ffer It's
Neentfn S0tn Z. y Gittr.
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yir8. 1853 & III. Central MOenue,

Baltimore, M5., 4
bait foFtw6brenb p~Crrdthts Porter, AIe unb @tber, ebenfC
Gsnb1n : 8repa . StUnt. Rte teRen SErtea, earanttrt Gls tn
GIai&en irapprtttt. WtaeyaImafsr tn alien Awalttaten, fret
Son f666It6cn Subfansen. BerneT, Wtneralwafer Son.
tdnen, Observation-Disclosures NIT ben neueata Wers
beferan6en: @merifaa'ide 1rpneusStOat unb 6ittU Vile tn
8lnfGen. Mlte une nege Blafdsn merbsn eefaaft unb Ders
fauft. aaetnieer Nssnt in Baltimore fir Smiths 9hilGbsIs
peia aie. @lte niAt 1Hfetebenaeuenbsn @essnaanbt peresn
;urGd Inb bas Set5 Hieeer erfGttst. GDubitoren
omen ale Nrtet tOa96r0pt In tbre ~a0ntanen aeflGt srlaits
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@taHer,e UerbeTerGs yS05fsGfcDtaEe
Diete Wtafbtae tpurbe mad etnem unpartbettf6en geriuGs
aRf nerpartisr &msfeInne init Dem 6G@fen@rdn,turt belcbEt,
@S. IL %nnnDtttg, sen ben geroienfen gu iprs@ery 6a 6trtr
Dprsa9ltNfftt ber allen anberen paburG binlGnglt9 beseugt
mir6, bae cine srb6ere aasabt Urn ~beateIben In @ebranG TT.
rtS betnahs p0n alien anbersn juIannten asnonrnen. GDtr ere
lauben uns, s ebrtfGaten, @ftdu8er unb s I'm lite n
auf BITE 1batia@e anfn,ertian sa maiden, b9e Ste tlrslt9anse-
braften gerbeNernnesa pie Waf5ine tnsstsfen 9eiebnnsen
veretnfa@t baten. Ste ltefert ieBt Do ppelt 10 SieI Nrbeit ais
ira1er anb if bic einStse glal@'uf, ste fetae Snb erSbe 5abrt.
tate, entreber In 2etnpanp pDer 9eber, nGbtn fam, ais penr
fesn unterf6teS i'm Material mare. Ias Gnb NIT Der srE6tsr
Gorafalt unb bauertaft 8ebaut.
Wtr ftnb in ben Gtanb 8efest, unfere WfaiDtnsn unter itbe.
Galen 8ebtnsunsen eesen aite BON ir8en6 elmer Dirt ~urntltau.
den. 9erfpnen, BITE unteraeprhnetere MafGtnen unter BEN
WOrwanbe Der 9tlistett setauft baten Uerben einen fc18er
Eauld, febr nprtbeilbaft fnSen.
0r los 8altimnreifraBe, Baltimore.
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BON
NStat0tst GmsaDa

sttsrer Ebetlbaber Der fratersn 8trna
Snabe, @Ghle & @G.
sd bab, tSeben bic gabrtt unb ben gertGuf untes Ser 5trm
VIM. KNABE & Co.,
auf ben, alien phase
Sos. 1, 3, 5 uno Z, 9tcro @ntdtp StraRe.
Al aenlber BEN @utap 6pufe, Baltimore, sri, Hteber erBfuet
bnnfenb fWr BITE duS8ebreitete G5nneTf6aft, rel6e Der fri
kltcn Girma YuShrenb Der legtem Is Sabre al TbeiI i,snrs,;
bas er fet Sem IDpe bes etnen Gbeilbabers, Srn. 6enreGoSbie
bwr4 befen Sob bic @~Unspaense CESS wprben tpnr, Sen gaaael
bebeuteubea Yprrate Der md unrplenbeten pidnp'e, fSls mi
Ianterem SrGpartrten Wtatertel fGuFt& an F@ geSradt bal. d
Iwtrb tesbaID bas ,@etb6ft tn benz Gtten Stsle II BEN frI9e,
Iren @p1mGftsIptdl fDrtbetTetben un6 CO fb srr Mufdabe mo,
ben, 7as StanS tnauier msbs tn iesner @plenbgE9 az pertef
EeEt.
~tawRrase, nabe Baltimore. hai sr cine aene 8rUbe Babr!t IL
Gil. @ntdwarase, NIT Der 8rDnte mad NDefira6e e%rridtet, Il
ipe o. s. Ct .ta N, egrGss r, assq0 ai Per etT zen @ siSs esl9dittgte
iferttet, fir Medic ct Bet be< NasfeIun8 I'm D~tarslanb. SnBt
tut, no bic tefsn Snirun,ententaa6er aus 8parn, @ep- gor
Iuub Baltimore IA pianos ~duSGeteat batten. St ) sd &
Der aasfprnb bes SnaEtnts pnrps tar, aa9ber Dard, 81
S~sbufrte. AuSaelune SCn RiRrnpnb, 3D., ~tefGttat, ar i6n
benfaIs has { r f { 2 a nj I " NJ ertrei.t purSe,
Dur& biefs betbea @tabItfemsnt s TT CT tn BEN Stanb aefes
age Anftra8e, NIT relSsn er 5etert tptrb, Guf'2 prOnt5tsh
GGe tn biefer gebrtt e~eSauten Stanss sasen soue st,ern,
NaGmen unb Fn6 f. csnfrutrt, bas fs set au6erprbentIi6e
DaaertGfts8fett BITE 6etnke t hes & . n bepahrea unt ie
sem 8Itnta wtSerftebcn.
Bianps auf 8efeuuns
an6 BON teber 9pts. nnb gauart wcrben 6 Iteteea.
Die erSete GDrafaIt ntr6 Guf bte Mgbett unb alf tte Nas.
IwntI Der Wtaterialten sefpeabet un5 ct fam taber fur ie6e.
eneu, Gtebltfement ferppr8cbenhe SnfFuneut bts @as
Iantte ubsrne1ueR, eB Is due @t8eniHatten etnss autaa Wd
nos begbe. s
Mae SnftrIneute aus 3etner TGbrtI rarben fdr 5 5apts
SCR benz Sag bs Sertaufes an aarduttrt.
B~efpnbers Mufmcrffam!ett pirb Gaf ete Nugpap! ogn Js.
arlrentea, re!6e tn ether sre6en @ntfernrns p~erfsnoai Ter-
ben, 1erwenbeI unb eth GprgeHt 6es lnltauf1es ~tuaerbalb &
DfCnGten Sgin @erfogf6t1ee an, rtrb ~gefettet. ieqts ain ,sn.
frnrnent ntGt ~SDufdnbtg b~efrtebtgen.
SA @rOs9antler uerben UUbIttun, bet Has vVr3V rtasu
ebe fe It'd anHerpIrts unfehen.
Sef6nhte f~prrGtbtg cine Iusroa1I Don Di sIRbsOa s
pm ben befsn Snfrumsntena,aGsra III $45 BIS 5000.
~ y tanPs Dsrsn n eatauf6t. sute
~ tstbst uHb RRft nm t.
3i,d6e IL. 81
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~ Mefchant ialiOr,
@ Bio. f07 9snbarbfr,
9erfertist aas arten 9srrsnEieiber mao nensRes aQob, as4
nnb hetS bic neusfen uc befcn Stgfe fur 5pmnrer. unS
gDtntertletbsr p%prrStlig. Wetae Breanee am QsSnnsr. mel
DE mt4 betu6sn, wsrbs tH fsts prompt So keSisnen Iaasa.
GPnfIfES
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Der IL eneraH0 geee1 5euerSaefaae
Associated Observation-Disclosures.

nc. 4 SDutbs nahe 8altimuteltrab
StrettOrtun1 bar ,,affDt!ttte 3~tUxFma6Gs
1ernHgs"SefelIf69 81 "a iaInnst no sac
EhS ia Dem StftGl4aftSlptGlt Ser @0mpGantt. Sir.4 S5ut@ar
un Gle ar'ta pom appltinttDns n yar 8erfberaae pen tS4af
nernts u ) %b0Ittrnen (BramC 9dufefn l~ucrftattea, asp,
igebduh Il, g6aarsnlagern. 9duSbditanse 80 er6tb|@gfhn
alSbelu &c wtt aui ales fpaftse &issGttarn aeaen Bic Isl.
= a N ts nlentessensuItbmeg
Spb 81. u prdaeta4 q
WtGt4tl Sra NuiRAart. 81
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2eibenoe leiet!
.@btlabeIpbi0 Wlebi5inifAeS Sous,

-@btlaNeIpbia Wlcbi5inifSbeS GauS,
errtdtet Dor 3tpei unD 5man3t9 Sabren ourd
DR.. Kinkelin,
,Sde Der Grtstsn unb unipa.Strsse, @btIaSe!rftR,
2me unp 5fpar3t9 Sabre
grfebrnHa Bat Tr Rtnfeltr III einsa ht srfc4aret9fGn Aerdt
n Ser 9sst Scn Gasa & %augbeiten fephtltttfasr Hab ~ssSetuis'
Slatur, m6anlihen unternb6sn ais EN- 3tneerntB S1E ger
%berotbuae, nsrbSie anS 9sfdle9tltae Sos9gdSs, 5trantefitsa
Ser Saul, unb fDlAes. Bic Spn hea WtBST6nG pom WeerfuS
satRe5en = eenfe@t
geebmt beICnbere OtCtt3.
Gs TT cine abls @enpEnteit, ber fh 5uwetlen ft &naset
IN Ser GtHiemttt srseben. bic NIT tphea . tfis 81 t1fsr gta1a"
Bartlett aufm66f, uMb peine, Denn ntGttn ~eebSrt9at 3ett al.
seIeat, ntdt aut sraaItGe 3tuOernsHs hsEspTratt, tcnDern aud
nn6 Sebesreaber 9efbenfdafteu etebt.
Deniee ppn bieiea, bte hD btei.r sernerbltHfn @epOpnpet
ereebat tnnen BITE trdurteen Scl9eH bacon nt$ te bag ner"
psit @sRsm ssrrhttet Fnben, fIsmbs unS unsrfldrbars antrs'
guue une Gemitssbansteiett fIbIea. Stebe Sstte e. %, ~
80 unb 81 Sn Or. G.nteitn's Bud hber DGeibfetbaitar8:"",
Der unoIdditGe 70 a~nceerifeu ptrb idWGGltd, unFattB
am nit s~epptnter &datstett an bic Mrbetr n eeben pher e&
sr tn bumut, unentf&IcRen, unb aeet fslta III fetnen @erena'
sungsn peniser GHdtsa'eit ais ~gepStnIta.
gBsuu Ct fa prH otefer @sUDbnhett lDSestst, ebe stsielee ipt
66ltramaes ~spabraGt, unb psrbsratlet f3, fe IT fsine &be
gnfrnaitarr nnS ieine 8srnunit 1895 nm eSB eielss 6sr9
B~etta6tnnesu. weI6e bic 41tm srtfem Ell
aIGsr sr Hffen f%eItten, Bic It'd IN dhn>
q ar Gaee beftnben.
Behaltet eS I'M 0eodGtrtB.
aDsrttntee. pelder f9 unte1 Or. 6tnttltn's 8e9anslaaa
Reat, taua eegtisatoft anf feline @Rrf. ais sn VtsesTn'Gnn
Sertrauen, UNI f6 auf etc gsrF9srnag Ssrla1gnf Dag 5s Ss'
Sex, fetre gDpbnuns 1T felt ben leSten .swanais 5abreH an be1
N.,gD. @6e BON Der 2rttten ub untpnfr, stptt9sn SprEee
snb pine, philadelphia, pa.
Rraufe in elmer Gntfernnn9,
NE tbrsu 9en elnfad. Srbunben NIT alien ibren Ssmpt0msn,
in stnen grfefs mitttetien Unit @etf@IuB etner gerentunelI
l5rasn gr. atnfelius Meb9inen ~ssneemnb nnsefsnsii@ rag
5ehsrs IbslIs b1 tnipa, en1meper NIT Sgr Tpf peer @rprtb
zne 70 sfpeds UNI S6aben uab Reueteree gu perPatsn. nSer'
Cenbst erbaIteu,
2eIe! Sugeno unp Weonnbarfeit!!
Gin frGftbDQes Qeben DOer Gin frub3ctttger SOo.
!6infeltu iber GelbRfrbaltuna = nur IS Gents
srisfe, maldt teaen soc IL ta lamps %ent9aitsn. wsrSer
mtt IN geteahtr goa nit sinsm Grenpiar Ssrf&ert.
Deg~s1of II
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%Siterari{d5e Mn3eiee.


Bel untersetDnetent TT 70 eben anaetpnmsn;
BtumenIefe fp1nifher beEf4er DtGiuneen. Nit etc
nsr g~inlftuns SSn Or. . { 3 WoIf $l.St
6; S5mm.the 9Defte, nit elmer 9r6nteI
gprfratt y. a. @nmtpltt, In As Qtsferuuesn Il
Dte Ratur. 6situns fir gerbrsitaHa naturptfen.
G6aftLt6sr RenntntHe fir eefer aaer StGnbs. per.
a~asaeaeten Won Or. utle nnb Or. Wtuaer. a9gt
rplperasbf9en SauHra:tpnen, 81 Tanimern j.
81 eftde, S. Sra unb baben, Woman tn 9 Budern,
2GGnte ia
@srf6der, gr., Die betten StrdRinse. auaralt.
lGer Gcman. 3 BGnte So
9angbetn's @sbtate Meme Nps8n6t Ia
81 gea e, Gt, Gip1nau. Neue 8p!ge. 4gdnbs SIS
Wabfba d g., brttrrtA pef @rpbe uab fstn 6gi -
= Spbann @ostcwpfp, S6er 8ricertb Ger Drogs n.
fein &aufnann- 3 Itetls l.
NSni8in 2pEtsnis. AaPOIspntfbes g~esensbtlb.
Sdnbe 1T
= 86nta 6etnrid, Der a1te Eeb fss Sol. 8 G6stls l.
Spera.B Id lin to e I eIeedHte Il. ~rcehlfet!ae @Ias
p~teraussuG nit 4ert. I.-2o. Ban6. a 30. 8
pt anDfprte.8tbltGtb et ante un6 ~uOtIfetIfe.
Cine Sdmmtung DoftIsltder gCmpOfttCnea tIr
baS YtanDfprte 81 Swet 3dnoea Ia I'D, q Bane 6
Or IIadb g., Drei Satre pom DrstBieea. 9tfprs-
f@er RDman. Mtit 4 pRrtrGts. &rfGetnt tn IL
BIS "a 9ieferuuesn a ~
l6wppe, @ m lfe mnb 8Ietf& Gin &O9bu6 fir
blrgerli1e SausbaItunaeH neta MAbane. Dplf.
Rnnf beS @tnma@enS Der perf6tebenep Sru6te 30
@s 28- SO. U S&mttt SO. 30 y. @apRe.
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RphnItet pa in q

bs ttreu aoA elnfaG. Srbunben NIT allen ipren SsHptSmenl
In stner @rfefe mittteiieu (mtt 8etf@luB elmer gsrentunelI
l5raen gr. RtnfeituS Wlebt5inen ~een8emnb nnSefaleitG nag
tebern IteEls bs untpE, entrtper NIT sst Ypf peer &rPrte
zh 70 stpeds um S6aben uaR Ren9teree ~ rerPafsn' u'sr'
lRnhRf erkaltet. .-..- -.--. - -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-23

The other day lady fell Off the Brook
Ign boai ihto the East River; poor Irish
man sprang over and rescued her. When
she was safe on deck again, her husband
who had been calm spectator, handed the
brave fellow shilling. Upon which re
.by-sland, rs expressing Indignation, Pat said,
rs he poeketed the coin --"Arrah, don't
blame the jintleman--he knows b, st; may
hap, if hudaIsavei her. he'd have given
me Il doRqr."
IN the u. S court at Cincinnati, before
Judge Mclean, last week, one of the coun-
sci lad occasion 10 quote fiom previous
decision, and commenced rendering long
Latin quotation which ii contained, when
the Judge interrupted him with the remark
that "thc court could dispense with the
connscPS bad Latin" "Very we'll" retort-
I'd the lawyer; but may it please the court,
quoted your 0ca opinion -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-23
.AGRICULTU.RAL.
Management of Winter Lambs

We cnt the following from Al excellent
article upon this subject, wilhoat Knowing
to whom the authorship belongs. II CON
tains maay good hints, attention to which
by sheep breeders may prove advantageous
All sheep, and breeding ewes in paticu-
lar sholll be kept in god order through
the winner. If this has been attended To-,
there is nothing to do with those from
which early lambs are expected, but 10 give
them a qui Il sheltered yard by Themselves,
and portion of such fool As will promote
the secretion of MIX We would give, be-
fore weaving. slicei roots and g,o hay, or
good cl0rer hay, carly cut and well cured,
without roots, and should dcrcad on these
TO a considerable extent afterwards. Wa
ter should be supplied frcqnently, and moth
ing should be allowed to flightcn or disturb
them unnecessarily.
For few days after ambing, the ewes
should have warm drink-some farmers
scad meal or corn ground together, while
Others give slops-the majority, however.
feed the same as before. The point seems
20 us to be, to supply plenty of nutritious
food-not too rich however, as we may lose
our sheep by overlooking In one case,
some years ago, single sheep had twin
lambs in February. They both lived, and
sArove wel!--rhc sheep herself seemed doing
finely, but suddenly was attacked by some
disease of the brain and died. Ter food
had been plenty of good hay, and pint of
scalded oat meal per day. We could dis
cover no cause for her death, but have been
chary of Stops ever since, though in no
other case have we known like result I
The lambs Hred on good clover hay, but
were rather stunted in growth, especially T
the one which did not, like the other, suck /
every eve which would permit It's approach. I
The readiness with which lambs learn TO I
eat hay, and the fact that they will live up
on it at six weeks old without other food, /
suggested the plan of fencing off corner
of the pen, TO Which they could go at pleas
ure, and keeping small rack supplied
with the best and greenest cured hay TO be
had. This tends considerably to their adj
rancement, and if they are designed for the
butcher, t ey can here be fed grain and fat
tened, still allowing them TO go to their
dams at pleasure.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-23

Speaking of shaving" said pretty girl
to an obdurale old bachelor, Il should think
that a pair of handsome eyes would be the
best mirror TO shave by" Yes; many a
poor fellow has been shared by them" the
wretch replied.
A little boy the other day, who was hop
ping, skipping, and twisting, and wiggling,
and juggling himself in every imaginable
shape, without any evident object, was
asked what in the world he was doing
90" said he, Il an SO chuck full Of teter."
The Bishop of Oxford, having sent round
to the church wardens in his diocese cir
cular of inquiries, among which was =
Docs your officiating clergyman preach
the Gospel, and is his conversation and car
riage consistent Herewith 2" the church
warden near Wallingford replied: d" He
breaches the Gospel, but does not keep a
carriage"
"Will you give me them pennies now
said a big news boy to little one, after
having giving him severe humping.
'No won't"
men IL give another pounding"
Pound away, you fool. Me and Dr.
Franklin agrees. DR.. Franklin says, take
care of the pence and ponds will take care
of themselves"
A minister and Quaker having stopped
at public house, agreed to sleep in the
same bed. The minister knelt down and
prayed fervently, and confessed a long cat
alo9ue of sins. After he arose, the Quaker
observed, Really, friend, if thou art as bad
as thou sayest thou art, think | dare not
sleep with lhee'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-23

The DIABoLUs OF TALK.-We feel al
most ashamed, at times, Of issuing. as we
do, SO many words weekly. Happy, if they
were verbally all our own words, we should
put our hands on our mouth, and our mouth
IN the dust, in very confusion of face. But,
fortunately, we shield ourselves behind
breast-work of other mems words, and so
pluck up courage 20 put forth few Of our
own. But seriously, the devil of talk is
making terrible havoc just now in our fair
America, and how can we claim exemption
from the universal epidemic? The tongue
IS an unruly member ''The pen of ready
writer is ever at hand. Talk is the max.
imum institution. In social life the reti-
cenee OF laconic times is drowned in an in
undation of gossip. Calls, visits, and par
ties use up the most solid portions of many
lives. Talk on the platform, and resolutions
OF endless length, and resembling periods, /
have taken the place of resolution. Talk |
IN the courts is spun out ill yon are fired !
of existence, and wearied to death of hunt
ing for one needle of sense in a hay-mow
of wor,ls. Talk in school is the bane of /
education. Rotations take the place of
study, and the Pythagorean seven years of
silence and serene crystalization in wisdom
are reversed into the performances of scores
OF empty.headed clatter-boxes. Talk in
Congress costs time, honor integrity, and
sinks the noblest measures of public polty
in mnsh of compromises. Talk has
climbed the pulpit stairs, enthroned itself as
The motive power of missions, philanthropies
ard reforms; and the cry is everywhere in
church as in State, give us your best speak
er' Assemblies, conferences, all move TO
The tune OF talk. Words take the place of
things; profession, Of practice; show, of
substance; noise, Of sense criticism, Of
character. Thus piety, patriotism. justice,
education, are supposed TO be propelled by
talk as the primam mobile. Sensation
preachers, bunccmbe Legislators, spread ea-
gle orators have superseded the modesty of
nature and the silence Of WISDOM Christian
Inquirer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-23
~ 9TH 9 E s i.

In presenting you with DR. EATON'S INFANTILE CORD
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that nurse quack has heretofore offered you
Frstli the preparation of regular physician who is
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prescribe for them SecondlyIt entirely
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by removing the suffering of your child Of
ing its sensibtes ThirdyIt is put up with great
comparison of It vii any other article for nfante
complaints will show the very which distil-
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perfectly harmless and cannot nure the delicate in
FAINT, and is certain and relief in all the following
which is its chief MERIT every other preparation
viz:
For all complaints attending teehng such dysOutery
collie &c, also, for sofnng the gums relieving pain
For regulating the bowels is unequaed For Codn the
Head Ii is sure relief For Group the most fatal and try
ing of diseases it be on with perfect confidence
and being powerful antispasmoie in all Of conyu
tons or fits, earnestly recommend you loose time
III procuring it, astlyit costs much than other
preparations of the kind that afford such long
advertisements those whose whole expence their
advertising for the it conmends itself the
most reliable to all mothers In all cases, the direction
wrapped around each bottle, be strictly followed
Price, % cents per bottle.
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