Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-24

l "" e""u" hoo" should maKe myself SICK ''y overlooking myself-I am such a tiger when get at work and then, in tEe second place. l feel Sick. Fact is, Elba. don thlnk shal; live long, between you and me. think l am going t, die suddenly"
 II don't. never knew you to do anything suddenly Tn your life. If you dle, you will be A lung lime about it, and we shall have fair warnin2. But certainly think something is the matter with you. and il you should go over to Dr. Nightly. think he would tell yoa to fake something
 "'Go over to Dr. Nightly You say. 'go over, as fl he lived only across the way. Why. Ebba Dr. Nightly lives good quarter of mile away from here. Do you take me for professional pedestrian If he should happen to ride by, though, wouldn't object to your 1 calling him in. feel as if l would like to take little sleep here. in the chair. sup l pose il 5 what Natars dictates s., pray dsnt t ! disturb me. When sick folks can take li,tie rest. they say itsag good sign" And dropping his head upon his chest, he gave favorable symptom of snoring.
 But his s'umbar appeared to he harl work and to fatigue him go that his system could not supp or, it Lng. Hi, lal,~rous brpathings s,i . red Li-n awake again. and this time her CT snasions were eAfectual It was more tiresomc to rrfns" than to go. he ,h ,ngh', and was ere long on the way to Dr. NiyhtIys.
 1 What do.s yonr wife think about it ?'' asked the Doctor, after looking at his tongue. fe''ihg his p,lia, apply ng the stetlos 70; and hra'lns lin state his case iu lauguid ! ln lnn-r
 " She don't know what to think but l | think it may be some kind of slow fever don't seem t, want 10 b' quick abou, any hing l can't sleep as fast as sonis folks, and so nev- CT get up early. Do you juJSs it might be dr,psy o.' the braia for 1 often drop asleep in the daytime before know it. Sometimes. 1 thiuk have done too much woIk-when c,ul wurA--anI will never get Over it. What | take solnt tthing."
 Y" Take exercise" replied the doctor "The hair 0 the dog that bit you will cure you. II ever in yvnr lie You weiH sn active ,nan. y.,! mast contlnue to be active otherwise. You wl be inactive. Oyer action lrotIucvs u re- t3n the ul, fer ac.lon of tie rroction calls q h.,t l., 1, which wit rxenpi.iy by th4 b,,b!uy of u C nk in th, water-drst up. ,hen d"wu, tu ob- ain its proper gravity or 4iy tue india rubber b.'l-,he hardrr that you knock it down, the b'ghsr up Ii Leurcrs. In uthsr words you nus 90 10 ws'k /; not exercise yourself vi h phy,ic, but physis yourself wi.u rx.rcise ;uyon winch. you vill gradually perceive that rhe n1ore you labor. the loss slusgish you will be. :
 Having paid for ths medical opinion, Ex. |. nus Ls!,dosn went home and tvld EbSa who thought i, would bs nonsensa not to get his mansy's worth by not trying the experiment..
 Thi. hs concluded to do, and he began next day, and fairly nstonished her by his industry.
 III give Ter enough off. this day. go help ne Lazarus l" muttered he, ss bs sauntered, with a wry face, ost to he barn. " If she wants to see an industrious man, she shall see on', but won't promise mach profit or peas- urs from the sight. Ths barn wants fixing, does it I'll fix it for hsrr'
 A hinge on the midJle door was loose. He took an uxe and banged away at t so furiousy that be fastened the hinge, but nearly ruined the door.
 Things were disarranged inside. Exertimus showed his tho ,hness by beginning to toss and drag everything ut of the barn. and when his wife came out and ex ,,ostulated against so much sup- huous labor, he roared at her in an excessive manner, aud told her if she wished to fix the barn she might and then he hurrsd an.rily off to ths gard.a. where he m, ls Id havoc in pruning and wesiins and slccs, ed in destroying m ,nY valuable plants in tho ul ,st speedy and enterprlsns manuer till ayan sls Vas at his back, lamel:iay anl b.seechlns, up. on which he abandoned the garden. and .raIa an onslaught upon he fsuce. which hs Ill ,shs sd more tnau he mendei by his heaIlolg eff ,rts i; and having placed that ln dsu,aI fix" hs concluded to Ieuve it, for sonle other cay. ani hurried, pantns and glowing, to the well. where, in the process of spiclns the rope, he cut it in two. aud let fall both buck.,s ani rope to tke bottom aud t W .s with nIch diff iculty that Mrs. Lapdowu dissaa isI hun from rlskny his life by descending after them. from oue inside crevice to auoih+r.
 Be more mid and cunsiderate. pra, do Exertimus r implored she.
 1 Mid and cuu,ids:ate Pshaw Don't everything want attending to. ani haveut I got fairly started! You don't know me yet I'm only one man. but you'll fad there's th, making of fifty men in me. can do nor,
 work when once m,ke up my minl to it. than about seventy five coamon men. shuall
 think. o! how glory ia work. when mJ
 blouds up! Just wait till you sse now how quick Il fix that hen-coop."
 ! Upset roosts and nests, setting fowls ant