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Sagacity Of a Grey Squirrel.

Making short visit recently to Salem,
N. T., / learned, and witnessed more or
less, the following facts
Some time last fall, Henry, nephew
of Mr. Franklin Stevens, caught in the
woods grey squirrel, about half grown.
He kept her in cage about month, and
then permitted her to run loose in the
house and. the woodshed. During the
winter she was so tame as to be in the
house frequently ard enter the parlor leap
ing into the lap of strangers and visitors
present. In April she suddenly left, as
was afterwards ascertained, for the woods,
crossing two streams of water, the rail-
road and public highway. The family,
however, for two months, did not know
where she was. Supposed she had been
killed. AT length they were surprised at
her return and her usual tameness.. They
found that she came and went away eve-
ry day, remaining at home from one to
four hours, for six weeks it was then no.
ticed that she was making nest in the
woodshed. For this nest she used freely
what she could find from the rag-bag that
suited her, and other loose articles about.
There were lying near, punches of APPLE
twigs. She would try and carry more
than one of these at a time, but failing
would drop them. The mistress Of the
house perceiving her dilemma, interposed
in her behalf, by tying with string, sew
eral of these twigs together, and the squir-
rel would wait until this was accomplish
ed and then gladly seize the bundle and
off TO her nest.
After two. or three days, it was found
that she remained over night, and by
searching it was discovered that she had
brought from the woods,across the streams,
and the roads above named, one by one,
FIVE young squirrels and deposited them
in the nest prepared. Here she remains,
looking TO the family for all of her food.
w - PS'e - shO III ouC
has learned how the door is opened, by
moving the latch and by several cute
ways, i. e., by taking hold of the dress
and endeavoring to attract the person to-
ward the food desired. She will also leap
upon the hand or shoulder, or table for
food or dive into the pocket-even hiding
food beyond her immediate wants in the
pocket or in the neck of dress and af-
terwards return to it. She shows no
more disposition to bite or to leave the
house than kitten, but is frequently seen
with her offspring capering in high glee
about the wo "a. She will answer the call
of her name-delights in being petted,
and in all respects seems intelligent, af-
fec,ionate and tame. She has remarka-
bly, good family government withal, and
he. offspring are a model of obedience,
well worthy to be initiated by the children
of the rising generation" r. S. c.
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Facts for the Curious.

The greyhound runs by eyesight only,
and this we observe as fact. The car
rier pigeon flies his two hundred and fifty
miles homeward by eyesight-namely,
from point to point of objects which he
has marked; but this is only our conject-
ure.. The fierce draeon-fy. with twelve
thousand lenses, in his eye, darts from an
gle to angle with the rapidity of flash
ing sword, and as rapidly darts back. not
turning in the air, but with clash revers-
ing the action of his four wings, and in
simultaneously calculating the distance of
the objects, or he would dash himself to
pieces. But in what conformation of the
eye does this consist !? No one can an
swer.
A cloud of ten thousand gnais dance up
and down in the sun, the minutest inter-
val between them, and yet no one knocks
another headlong upon the grass, OF
breaks leg or wing long and delicate as
these are. Suddenly, amidst your admi-
ration of the machless dance, peculiar
high shouldered, vicious gnat, with long
pendant nose, darts out of the rising and
falling cloud, and settling on your cheek,
inserts poisonous sting. What possessed
the little wretch to do this? Did he smell
your blood in the may dance3 No one
knows.
A carriage comes suddenly upon
flock OF geese, on a narrow road, and
drives straight through the middle of them.
A goose was never yet fairly run over
nor duck. They are under the very
wheels and hoofs, and yet somehow they
contrive TO flap and waddle safely off.
Habitually stupid, heavy and indolent,
they are nevertheless, equal to any emer-
gency.
Why does the lonely woodpecker when
he descends his tree and goes to drink,
stop several time on his way, listen and
look round, before he takes his drauplt
Az" oiS hho"s' hoW is IL iHat tne spe-
cies of ant, which is taken in battle by
other ants TO be made slaves, should be
the black, or negro ant? No one knows.
The power OF judging of actual danger,
and the free and easy boldness which re-
suits from it, are by no means uncommon.
Many birds seem TO have a most correct
notion ct guns range, and while scru
phlously careful to keep beyond it, confine
their care TO this caution, though the most
obvious resource would be to fly right
away out of sight and hearing. which they
do not choose TO do. And they sometimes
appear TO make even an ostentatious use
of their power, fairly putting their wit and
cleverness in antagonism to that of man.
for the benefit Of their fellows. We lafe-
iy read an account, by naturalist Of
Brazil, of an expedition he made TO one
of the islands on the Amazon TO shoot
spoonbills, ibises, and other of the mag
nifcent grallatorial birds, which were
most abundant there. His design was
completely baffled, however, by wretch
ed little sand-piper that preceded him,
continually utiering his tell-tale cry, which |
at once aroused all the birds within hear
ing. Throughout the day did this indi-
vidual bid continue his self imposed duty
of sentinel to others, effec,ually prevent
ing the approach of the fowler to the game, |
and yet keeping out Of range of his gun.
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Poetry.
How Cyrus Laid the Cable.


Come listen all unto my song
1t is no sily fable
'Iis all about the mighty cord
They call the Atlantic Cable
Bold Cyrus Field he says, says he,
have pretty notion
That can run telegraph
Across the Atlantic Ocean,
Then al the people laughed. and said,
They'd like TO see him do it
lie might get half-seas over, but
He never could get through IL
To carry out his foolish plan
He never would be able;
lie might rs we'll 20 hang himself
With Ills atlantic cable
But Cyrus was q valiant man,
fellow OF decision
And needed not their mocking words,
Their laughter and derision.
Twice did his brayest efforts fail,
And yet His mind was stale;
He want the man 20 break hi heart
Because he broke his cable.
" Once more, my gallant bosf, 2 he cried
Tayss TIMES You kilsss the fable,
ti'li make IL tt0ty, Innttered he, &c
- But viii lay the cabe.rl
Once more they tried-hurrah hurrah
What means this great commotion
The Lord be praised the cables laid
Across the Atlantic Ocean
Loud rings the bels-for flashing through
SIX hundred lesgnes OF water,
Old mother highlands benson
salutes her eldest daughter
Ger all the land the tidings speed,
Aud soon, in every nation,
They'll hear about the cable with
Profoundest admiration
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Statements from Patients, sc.

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Great German Liver Remedy

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American and Foreign Patents.
H. H. EDDY.

S 0 L1CITOR OF Z TIE NTS
Late Agent Of the s. Patent Office Washington under
the Act Of 1887.
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TESTIMONIALS.
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DENTISTRY.
e.. BOW ERs, ID. ID. s. Dentist

onioe and Bsoldence Main Street
SPRINGFIELD, VT.
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Derangements of the Liver.

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Blood and the Purity II the Bleed Directly dependant
upon Healthfu Functional Action Of the Liver
The diseases arising dinectly indirectly from Asc-
tons Of the Liver cf course. be enumerated
briei ADVERTISEMENT nor Is such eueTation Necessary
PROF VAN BuskIRKsS
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A bachelor geologist is acquainted
with all rocks except rock the cradle"
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ihe Weak 4! Youth 10 The aged
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RIOKRENn.
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'Esr REGULATOR FOR FEMALES
7EESEMAN'S PILLS.

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CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

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- Tin lis Most Advanced stagesl
for the Radical Cius Of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. CA
TARll, and all affections of the THROAT and AIR PAS
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ISHING RAPIDIrY.
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