The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-05-13
VOL. 2, NO. Al

nostril extending across the middle OF the nose.
me nose projects abruptly from the lower
Part OF the face about ~ 0 inches, under which
d" upper and lower jaw, resembling that of
morse. III mas horn on the inside of the
i"ou'h, Situated above the middle of The upp,F
sd"; IN front oi this horn the entire inside of
!he mourn Is Ike that OF a horseback of IL.
u resembles The human mouth, and placing the
hd"u SD as 10 cover the parts in front of this
""Ih III the mouth, the human head is conn
Pie't, WIN the exceptions OF the ears, which
are oacK OF the head, at the extreme upper
end OF thr Eeck, and resemble those of horse.
ne eyes are dscItrd mixture - physicians
oeing oi the opinion that IN some respects they
resemble those OF horse, IN others those Of a
dog, while IN others those of man. The
bones OFT the neck sre like those of horse.
while In sha De the neck resembles that of a
man. lis body and limbs are like thos4 OF
Morse. Altogether it is Certainly the greatest
wonder Of the nineteenth Century.
1t Is carefully preserved in spirits, and pre-
parations are being made for its exhibition to
the publlc.-FaiJield Ga2ete.
A PEN PICTURE, FAITHFUL AND ACCEpTA-
RLETO ALL.
From one Of series of aRustic'' sketches
IN the Erie (Pa.l Observer, We CLEAN the fol-
loving
The Poet Gray once said, 81 have decov-
ed thing very little known, which is that
IN ones whole life one can never have more
ihan single mother"
said TO young artist once, in aTIusiou TO
the kiss that Benz. West, when boy, re-
ceived from bis mother, for his picture Of the
1aby, ''Sir, your mother ought to kiss you."
81 have no mother !" said he, and the emotion
that filled has voice revealed the true man.
No mother Badly of is be whose mother
cares rot sor him-Still worse off is he, who
cares not for his mother.
Can mother forget Not morning,
noon or night but she looks into the corner of
the kitchen where you read Robinson Crusoe,
and thinks of you as yet boy. Mothers
rarely become conscious that their children
are grown out OF their childhood. They think
oil them, advise them, write 10 them, as II not
lull fourteeR years OF age. They cannot forget !.
The child. Three times day she thinks who
are absent from the table, and that next year,
at farihest, she may have Just her own family
lhrFe"-and if YOU are ihrre look out for the
TAT limb OF a fried chicken, and that coF-r.
which none but everybody's own mother can
make. Did Hannah forget Samuel +! A short
sentence full OF household history, and running
over with genuine mother love, is telling
leau'iiui. "HIoieuvri, his rrao.her mad. him
little coat, and brought it TO him from wear TO
year, when she came up with ner husband to
he yearly sacrifice"
mother mourning at her first borns grave.
,r closing the dying eye of child AFTER child
displays grief whose very sacredness is sub
inr But btterer, heavier than the death
lroke, is ;he desperation of son who rusbes
yer mothers crushed heart, into vices, which
. would hide even from the abandoned and
le vile
Napoleon once asked lady what France
erded Tor the education OF her youth, and the
lort, profound reply was "MorHERs ="