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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
EVIDENCES OF THE BIBLE.

Nature is u vas, tablet. inscribed
with signs, each of which mas is own
sIgmGcaaey, and becomes poetry iu
he mind when read; and geology is
simply the ley by which mytisdS
of these si.os, hitherto undo.
eiphcrable, can be unlocked aud pc.
Iused. and ,la, . new province added
10 the poetieal domain. We ore .old
by travellers. that The rocks OF the
wilderness of Sinai are lcIIcred ore,
wish strange characters, inscribed
during the forty ycar.' wandering OF
Israel. They .es,ify, in iheir very
existence of . 'cncte past, When Ihc
elcud o'crshsdovcj tabernacle rose
amid the tens OF he desert; and Who
shall dare say whether to the sehol.
NJ whv could dive into their hidden
meanings, they nigh. nor be found
charged wi.h ,he very songs sung oi
old BY Moses pn'i by Miriam, uhcu
.ae sea rolled over ,hc pride OI
Lgypi. 40 the gcolcgis, ever
rock hears iss inscription engraved
in sneicr, hicrcylypl,ie eharBc, crs,
,hsl tell Of he C,cs,oy's jomrcyieg,
ui old. o. tie laws Which bc gave
The tabernacle, which be reared, sn'
he marvels which he vrcngh,--o'
mute prophecies warped ap ~ ,ypt
and syubol--of eertd guIis ,haI
orened. aud Oi reptiles .he, IlCw--oi
iiCry plaques chat devastated on lh'
dt, and. and OI hosl mott pumeroai
lhan thai ss pharsoh, "lhss sunk Ill,
lead in .l.c mighty vatcrs;' and hsv'
ing in some derves mastered he ce'
cult meanings oi .liese strange hie'o'
gIyph,es We mus, be permitted .e te'
ier. In asserting the poetry II Gu
science, to the sublime revelations
with which they are charged. and III,
vivid iras .crv which they toujuIe up
l-ilssh Miller.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

Hfsf ~ fiiiafa (fs } Afgaf
'lHf Ia44, ii HH muIg VI
mlttf tlwFYs lha mt tWfff
ta is lllatHaiifE lh 1flH 81
lIIf I eima 20 co. tn0H'eN lfi
HHI0h q eouh ifpesiiah FmHY
0fr yeafs tsot . ymH mon namfl
l'tMHHn twf0lht AFanH'INaih.F 4
iNa p4m.ng tal.He Boob tHt u'
iha tifelisn. nndH iffaI Ilrhel
ul i4a sfs NHa 10 h.s eHllaf
b. halam nflaaial- -h yanhl lAag
" am tuwa, sui mrai maiuhGe
~ Was aeI ap0HA buI dp mu.hei q.
iHe lpl opposed De- ma'eh end lfol =
u a. AIu hhi.hins he ralf, BE-
Want la one oI tIf Southern slales,
and matfiad q stlaF lIun John
N Clayton, ilima lnilcl saltI
naHala lfom lllaane. Ailu Hag
irg lwo eblldlan, BE vile lied tud
. lll lim g VldoWft H. than cmi.
galei % Canada Weal, nhno hebu.
came qt.o q wotllhy md prominent
man, ahd llIlod ,hg oillop Of County
i'ecoidgr, a lft appointment, al
uuolph There ho married . second
umc, and became second lime
u widoNcr lipst summer i,
passed though Eastern, on hi'
road 10 Wilmington, whoro hll
daugh,el was at school, and Wills
hce made inquiry after the sweet.
hcatt OF bis younger days Ascer.
,anlng thai shc was . widow, aut
rc,iding IN Philadelphia. he callc,
upon her, renewed hi. acquaintance
and af,or more Than foIly years sep
afalion, ngain proposed marriage 4
her, and was accepted. lie was i
have como on here Ibis very wceL 4
he married, bu, wa, taken .nddcnl,
sick, abou, ion day. ago, with an a,
nck Of rlcunisy. and died after
short illness. A few days before hi
leath. he wrote 10 the object Of HI
first affection. telling her thu. he wa
doubtless on his death bed and ncve
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

A correspondents II I've Gthais
Nlss Ilwal tlshllaman slvH lhs
following syeellanl hdvleei
Toe mneh tWe sshhel be taken II
Fniheflpt lhe efop nice ahi tlpan
mahy 10 NOT lhiht hos must lhef
losa ny hol hahiiIfs neif cplieh
nIcslg. II u huth more tAsy ls
femose Tho lcaiin plekltg iiha 81
Any alhef time. and sfpat tala slnuld
be laken 10 Weep I a. bee from aasl
ana alfl ~ possible, Tho gia hhd
ginning, Too, "a . inallut " nanl lm.
pglihee.-a good aIn-- ono that doe.
NOT nsp, bn, Gins nicely nbl evenly
I very Iuporlanil bat lhe lin tahfot
DO eseijIiiug ~ your gin has 100
much % 700 lilile tpepl, u wlll tell
apon The cotton linl md nnafl H.
value. lncgulat speed ol yoni team
will nlso produce Is eteo. upon the
analilg oil Inc Inns Inc .nool el vau,
alu sLould be ,toula, and un,fmn
rs possible. Care should be taken
IN packing your plek.,oom, 90 il,a,
yo,,r eolton may have a milan, an.
p,araneo of oarclnl handling. Wbsp
yol "a lo Lalins. i,,o ,nnch cara ean.
moi 6e lokon n carving your ,oilon
Ia Tho n,c.s. and IN LeenIny \ fec
T,o,o ,aoles' du.l and dl,,. Aelo.e.
'lamn and oaln day !. bo.t ror paeL /.
ing, but byoll means ayoid maxim,
an a a rainy 'loy. unles. your linl ,oa,,,
and pros. arc under tl,e Same ,oof
rbere Il froooonily comnlaln, of VA.
ler hacking. becn,,,e ,0nny paek 4,
,ho rain md ibc COTTON gois vel i,
carving 4 from ,ho I'M, ,oom 10 lhc
nre.s'
Co,,o, r.cloJ i, ,h;s w.v s;,e,
,,.e 30 ,ho cL,rao af fran,lnlo1, ,s,sk.
IN. .,J - No, sau, h,.t ,,,o s.m.
,le s' If ,La o",,on i ma,nr;,nv n.
I.sod mL.n nsstsJ ,ao domn In.
.'eaI or = III, srssm color ,he sam.
nla i h,ns la''t;.a ill., noa,.
r. III.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

pGgsgRviSG Drrrgr. The 'sr.
mers OF Aberdeen. Scotland, are soid
20 practice the 'ollowin. method ol
curing ,hcir brler. which gives il q
!rca, ,ureiiority over .he, Of then
aci shhOs:
"l'ake rvo quarts Of he best o'
common salt, one ounce Of sugar,
and one ounce Of sal -pctic; tax,
one ounce oi this composition fo'
oue pound VI batter. work ii scll IN.
10 the mass. anl close IL fOf ase.--
The butter cured with this niAm'
appears OF . rich, mairoNy eVn,i.'
,ency. and line color. sud never me-
qui,c. . hiI,lc hardness or taste
ally. d.. Anderson says 'lh,v'
eaten hutier emed with the abov,
composition ,apt bad been kept ~
,hrcc yeats. snd !, Was rs sweet q
1t inst Il mus be no.cd, however
that butter ihns ertcd j. TO s.sn'
lhtec or icm weeks before il j. used
II il is sooner opened, Ile salts az
uol sufficiently blended with it. on
some,imes lhc coOlncss oi he piIr'
will be perceived, Which totally dis
appears si.eius,ds."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

vRnY NIrCu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
people have . srea, idea Of what Il
takes TO make ouc smsri. A man
comes Iroia another State OF town.
anil abuses everything that is no.
precisely like ,hst to which he has
been used. sud finds Isul, with every.
body unlike himself. There i moth
iug good. nothing lbsl suits him.
Ia. what be lef, behind him in his
own country. lie is always ready to
soy how this thing aud that is done
where he came from-how they 10 IN
his town. l. is strange ,hs. such .
man finds occasion to change his tcs.
idence. Why in tho name Of com.
mon sense docs he no, remain Where
he finds those good things and ihssV
clever people he seems to admin 9 an
love so much, VIA. does he COM
awsy for, We woul'l cay 10 ever,
such creature that he cannot rendtl
himself popular by finding fault WiIl
everybody and everything sreHn'
him. The fact Of the case IL. suel
persons are trying to impress e.he,'
with the idea that thcv arc lIttl.
smsrssr than anybody else. yet IL
ltrying to impress that i'lea, hey on
| u prove themselves 10 be isaosamus'
e.. A sensible man will Keep hi'
mouth shut. II his cap 6ts any
bo,ly in our midst, he OF she Il .
perfect liberty to wear is.-HsS''
Josrmss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

to- A Cincinnati paper notices
he last solitary borqrs, OF . 'las'
uan's' club in tia, city. In tic
eholcrs season Of 1852. soyep me.
agrrci 20 nee, annually and dine
oree together rs loog Us .hcy lived.
y bottle ot vine 20 be sealed and
drsnL in menotiam by he la, sur
sisor. The FIST uuion was held on
lie Oh Of 0c.ober. 1892. and on
lie 9th October, 1853, Dr.. Waiter.
sole survivor Of tic seven. drsnh
from the bottle aad pledged The sis
dcad friend. whose empty chairs and
pls,es. verc bis only society al The
Ias. melsneholy 'psss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

A Coon Doe.--The Boston Ter.
aid tells Of he wondeffal sagseity Of
= s'set,ero in lhat city. llIs ovrcr.
who was much attached TO him, l,',I
observed bis anususl absence Will
much solieitude. After waiting q
lay or Two without hearing OF his
.ayorise, Il was determined to seek
aim. The sesr,h vss sueeessfaI--
the dog being found on Washington
street, apparently rooted to Tie pot,
vi.a head erect, pointing pers'na.
eiow.ly opposite. sasPeesins ssms
in the vicinity. The owner nads
.esreh. sud directly discovered on a
deed line uish the settlers nose, shs
sign Of A. Partridge. Good ass
hat.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
Gtsitt Clippings.

,,.,,as"l,, & s yo,, .h.,low
u,
lie whose soul aoes not slns' neea
''' ~ " s
Thciis never enrich aims never
lmpoverlsh prayers hinder no WORK.
except 1he ucv'i T"
Prorasion restores to the pnbI'c
the wealth which avar'ce mas detained
from It Tor . t'mc'
Inyrstituic il 20 deadly . pois on
thu, Il destroys the very bosom ~
which 1t Is h"rbofcd.
Nv books speak to my mind, my
friends 10 my heart, heaven to my
soul, aud the resi to my ears.
For a whole month after the Misses
Fir, Got new mamlllas, they were 1T
church three times on sundays.
.Nc,er 70 where YOU wouldn', ike
10 bc found dead Is a new maxim
Of mortality, inst before the people.
r,,,,...,,. ,.,l.0... !. IN. n..,l
Sea that swallows oil virtues, aud
tho scll.ma'ie sepulchrc Of . living
man.
Toio s,., dow, hv un,l.sery,d
eensarc, or elevated by aniiief'','
compliment, Is alike proof ot weak
ness.
Thcr'. a grca. difference between
honor anl honesty tho former, II Is
.', 'ala, ss'''s ',' sn0.s ~; '''e's'' WV '''''
ss''s'"'' ''s' "'''
Beautiful MAS the reply OF q ven
erablc man to the question whether
he was still IN tho land OF the .'vinS
.' ~. U.s. :, -.
We should eos". ''me " M near. !.
'hrobs. We i've IN aes'as' NOT = =
years In thoughts not ofessns "
feelings not IN hsares on . a'a''
On. Of tho mos, celebrated divine'
Of psr,s I repor,cd to have declare,
that ses drssseset y sne I.ales .ls.a..a. osa "
come swollen WIN tns'F 'n'qs''ss'
Comron .ssss can seeomplisI
pusS | ~;,hou, srsss talents, 10, d
n, ,.le~ss . IN tRs world can acecm
rii.h vsrv l;i,ls vi,hou, eouuo,
i.n.s - '
A, ;,s.,,;h,s ,,-edv for ,,dun
asnev 81 .s,ls' |. Tor ,bc dIEase su
,hos q sos: K. h.b;, Of writing ID
ss,s,.smsrs.. ,,, ~ @ an ssS s@v;us for ,hei
,r.-s;os'
Mortality b for msn! Deaf
knocks alike q ~ palace door Q
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
ION Wt,I,j<

~ ..L DESCRIPTIONS, from large Hand
Bllls 10 Fancy caria. done with Neatncs'
.nI Dispatch, and IN reasonable terms
AAoo On DEo.ovEooS..A1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
SPEAK WELL OF OTHERS.

We're VIC 10 siye receip. FOR rem.
dcrin, every ncigI,borhood a CON.
par,,lye Paradise. IA would be.
speak meN Of others" Short as
+. may sppcar and si,uple as /. seems,
i universally Adopted, Il would be
'oupd omnipo,en, iov GOOD aud pro.
luc,iyc OF untold l,a ppiness. BaI
how often a,c wo paincd to end .hs
oDgo,iie disposition iujaIged.. j.
,Imos, every uci ,!,,orhood .hc yil.
,Iamlcrer may b. .ound, sowing h,
iced Of pain snd sorrow. The sard.
earned ,eupla, ION a.. Tho y,av.bui,ed
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

AWsE OSE.-'fhe Virgins Giro.
niclc says there !. now living within
. sew miles Of Ripley, IN pet'eeI
good heal.h. sood.lookIns sad in.
lcIlirens young lady. twcn,y.foa'
years II sgc. who weighs but ioriy.
seven pounds. She !. .hrcc fees .el
inches nigh. and we'll propor.io'ie,l.
We doa'I know whether The yoang
lady wishes TO marry or not. ba. VI
can say TO the young men .Ila, ,hcr,
Is no danger Of her ever becoming
heavy charge 70 any one.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

A new sho, gun hs- been perfected
At Colts srmo<y 81 Hartford, which
IL made for Eve charges on The re.
vclvvr principle. sbi is los.lsd anil
fred With great facility. Il is Of
convenient weight. and May be ear
ried through the most dense wood in
The most careless Dsupes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

S- Tho Bel'oa Texas) lpdc.
pendent, mentions . gentleman in
l.smpasas county. who commenced
with ,vo .hsct--s ram and IN eve,
eight Years ago. sni has now l35
head, of vhieI, lvs arvewe., s.i he
expect. in Eve years more TO have .
thousand head. the progeny Of that
single eve.
Er, DON, say 40, Well. We sup.
pose that thi. viii establish nm ef.
iecsual rom rar, against the incur.
sions Of poverty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

DO Euur.-A man who hss .
.oul worth . sispenec. mtlsi have en-.
emies. Ii j. utterly impossible ios
the bss. Of nen 10 please the whole
vOsI,l. and The soonc, ,his is under.
stood. and . position .akep in visw
Of he fact, the better. Do right.
.Iloush voa have enemies. You can
not e.esre them by doing wrong;
and Il i. little gain 20 barter away
vour honor and integrity. and divest
yourself Of moral coinage. to gain
-uctlipg. Better abide BY The Iril'
-frovn down sl OPPOSITION. and re-
iIsies IN Ire feeling which mus IN
.pirv . free anil independent man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

rlsrs's no jcy sisAoss s'Isy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04
CANAL RAILROAD.

- WINTER ARRANGEMENT. commencing
Tuesday Dec 2lst, 1855 Trains will daily, sundays
exeeptedJ as follows
Leave NEW HAVEN at GOO NJ . freight train with pas
senger attached for Northampton, arrivngst lA NJ
40 A. NJ freight train with passenger attached for
Plsinve.
10 55 A. NJ, ton arrival of 90 Express Trainfrom
New York; Connecting at Northampton with train on
Connecticut River arosd for Greenfield Bratteboro Bel
Falls and Northern railroads Receiving passengers
westfed from trains Western Railroad from the East
and Vest
York connecting Planylle wtbtrain Hartford proy
Fshkil r. A.. going West westfed with
trains Wester railroad going East and West Receiv-
ing passengers from Hartford Providence and Fishk Rail-
at Painvile and from train Western Railroad
yestfeli. from Boston, Worcester and Springfield.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
635 A. NJ. for New HAVEN connecting at Westaeld with
train Western Railroad for Pitshed ALBANY Troy and
the Vest Haven with $50 NJ train for New York
Intermediate stations Passengers Hartford
Providence and fshki railroad win take this Plain
vile.
ITO NJ in connection with train on Conn River r.
north. Connecting at Nestfeld with trains
train Hartford, Providence and Fishk Railroad going
Nex Haven with % p 81 express train for New York
II 40 P freight train with passenger attached
New Haven, connecting at phnviie with Hartford
Providence and Fishkiii Railroad going West
LEAVE PLAINvILLE AT
2slP NJ freight train with passenger attached,
New Haven
coLLISsyILLE BRANCH TRAINS.
Leave coLLINsyILiEa at 80 A. NJ. and 2 SPIN.
Returning leave PIainville at u 90 p NJ and Is
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New York daily SUNDAYS excepted
corner franklin and Center SIS NJ srriv
at Northampton at 1l30A NJ Leave Northampton at ~ a
p and arrive in New York Il IS A. through with
out change Of cars.
Daily Lines Stages run from Northampton to Amhers
yilhamsburgh. Hay drnvie. Florence and Hadev From
Nalinsrs to New Hartford and Winsfed. From hi
! S.- Hsrss p.e n, 1855 'e-s'-' ss'''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04

Honor thy father and thy mother" is
command little needed by many OF the
young at the present day. But mark The
progress of that young man, or woman, una
does not respect his parents, and see u &c
or she succeed in liie--or if prosperity ana
contentment are ever theirs to ENJOY.
Young reader, If those yet remain that
you can call parents, love, honor, and obey
them. Thy kind guardian father cannot
always be with thee; the prayers, and deep,
untirinc love Of that fond mother, cannot
be always thine. Soon will the grave close
over them, and thou wilt be LEFT to buffet
the storm of cold unfeeling world alone.
Then, and not till then, will you know how
highly to prize fathers care or moth
er's love. Every unkind thought or action
will then come thronging back 70 your mem
ory, no matter how trivial the offence; but
it will be forever too late to retrieve the IN
Jury. From the cradle they have gazed
with Joy upon you; crush not their fond
hopes by acts of disobedience. You can
not do too much for them. Ever strive to
repay, as far as possible, the debit OF graft
tude thou owest.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04


The district court in one Of the northern
parishes Of Louisiana was in session; twas
the first day of the court; time, after DIN,
ner. Lawyers and others had dined and
were sitting out before the hotel, and long
lank, unsophisticated countryman come up
and unceremoniously made himself one OF
'em, and remarked: Gentlemen, ! wish
you would go on with this court, for want
to 60 home / left Betsey looking out.
AIR said one Of the lawyers, 'and pray
sir, what detaines you at court9 Why,
sir, said the countryman, am fotched
here as jury, and they say if go home
they will have to find me, and they mout'nt
do that. as / live good piece W hat
jury are you mp asked a lawyer. What
jury?. Yes, what jury? grand or traverse
jury?' Grand or travis jury! dad fetched
if | know Well,' said the lawyer, did
the judge charge you We'll squire said
he. the little fellow that sits up in the pulpit
and kinder bosses il over the crowed, gin
us a talk but don't know whether he charg-
es anything or not.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04

STor THAT BoY.-Some paper in Ala
bama has this loud call in ii. We have
seen some boys in New England who ought
to hear it:
"STop THAT BOY IA cigar in his
mouth, swagger in his walk, impudence
in his face, acknowledges in his
manner. Judging from his demeanor he is
older than his iather, wiser than his teach
err, more honored than the Mayor of the
town. Stop him; he is too fast I! He dom
know his speed stop him,ere tobacco shat
tiers his nerves, ere whiskey makes a beas
ofhim, ere his pride ruins his character, err
the lounger masters the man." ere goot
ambition and manly strength give away te
low pursuits and british aims. Stop all
such boys! They are legion; the shame Of
their families the disgrace Of their towns
the sad and solemn reproach ofthemselves
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04

LoAFERs IN PAINTING OFFICE. -
The composing room of a printing office is
not the place to tell long stories, or argue
points in metaphysics. A printing office
is like school; it can have no interlopers,
hangers-on, or twadd'ers, without serious
inconvenience, to say nothing OF loss OF
time. which is just as good as gold to the
printer. What would be thought of men
who would enter school and twaddle first
with the teacher and then with the scho-
ars--interrupting the discipline of one and
the studies of the other? And yet this is
the precise effect of the loafers with the
course of Observation-Disclosures the great at
tenton which is necessary to the good prin-
ter. No gentleman will ever enter it and
presume TO act the loafer. He will feel
above it, for no real man sacrifices the in
terest or interfcres with the duties of others.
The loafer does both. Let him think, if he
never has that the last place he should
ever insinuate his worthless and unwel-
coined presence is in printing office.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04

The WoRLD.-Oh! you that dote upon
the world. for what victory do you fight ?
Your hopes can be crowned with no greater
reward than the world can give; and what
is the world but brittle thing full of dan
gers, wherein we travel from lesser TO
greater perils? Oh let all her vain, light,
momentary glory perish with herself, and
let us be conversant with more eternal
things Alas this world is miserable !;
life is short, and death is sure.--& Augas-
tine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04
POWERS lnsTlTUTEs
Bernardston, Mass.

l.. T. WARD, A Nj, PRINCIPAL
Mrs. Il. IL. WARD, Teacher of Ornamental Branches.
S. l.. LEACH, Assistant Classical Departit eft
SEyRIN SCHNELL Native OF Germany Teacher Of German
PRoF. G. ScIIuSTEK, of Bratteboro Teacher Of Music.
PRoF EUGENE UANTEL Native OF Fra Teacher Of french
Assisted by Instructors of Vocal Music Writing and Lee
upon Physiology Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Winter Term ofeleyen weeks begins the last Mon Of
Spring 9 !" " edn., " Feb
Fan eleven last g Aug
Accessible by Railroad Fare from Bratteboro sixty cts
Terms ofTuitien Board Rooms for selfboardpg low
at similar schools. Letters addressed TO Ward,
20 2s ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04

SELF-EsrEEM.-He that holds himself
in reverence and due esteem, both for the
dignity of Gods image upon him, and for
the price of his redemption, which he thinks
is sisibly marked upon his forehead, ac-
counts himself both fit person TO do the
noblest and coolest deeds, and much better
worth than to abject and defile, with such
debasement and pollution as sin is, him
self so highly ransomed and ennobled, to
a new friendship and filial relation with
God.-lMtton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04
Nearlv an brave men have been oc fine

! Nearly all brave men have been o. hne'
lly organized, and therefore nervous tenn
perament Julius Caesar was nervous, Sc
was Bonaparle, so was Nelson. The Duke
of Wellington saw man turn pale as he
marched up to battery. " That" he SAID,
:" is brave man he knows his danger and
faces it,"
A messenger having requested London
clergyman TO announce, If DIR. - was
among the audience, he was urgently want
ed ! the clergyman added, from sympathy
'and may God have mercy on the poor pa
tent The DOCTOR in rage, demanded
and received an humble apology.
A New Yorker went to ST. Louis, and
Familiarity telegraphed back TO his wife
'what have you for breakfast, and how Is the
baby 2 She telegraphed back; Buck
wheat cakes, and the measles
In North Carolina they have discovered
a method Of breaking refractory horse,
which out-does Rarey. They send the an
imai TO a democratic caucus, after which he
obeys every nod and beck.-Prentice.
One of our exchanges says, II is aggra-
waiting to see good-looking man wrestling
with your wife in waltz without having
the privilege of going up and tightening
his neckerchief.
Dr. Holston, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, says
that eating pork does not bring on the
scrofula. Glad of it. Cold roast pork is
too good to give up without struggle.
A Dutchman being asked how often he
shaved, replied, "Dree times week, etfrey
tay but Soontay, den shave efrey tay."
The bread of life is love; the salt of life
is work the sweetness of life, poesy the
water of life, faith.-Ms. Jameson.
REFLECTION BY AN IRISH LovER.-It's
great pleasure to be alone, especially when
you have your sweetheart with you.
A paper out West has for its motto,
"Good will to all men that pay promptly.
Devoted to news, fun, and making money.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04

SMaRr.-Little Johnny was the prid.
pet Of his parents-a bright, blue-ey ID
X year old. His farther, one morning af-
Ter reading chapter in the Bible, asked
him what a famine was. His quick reply
was, A cob without any corn on it."
When Rpthschild was asked whether he
would not like TO become a temporal king
of the Jews in Palestine, g Oh, no." said he
would rather be jew of the kings than
king Of the jews"