Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-16

Oa< Sf tAe @0xt skllfal paragraphists of Sar time ~ats the Coded Age We give a 2s<w sPees@<zs froa Last weeks issue:
 The man who stood half an hour in a SAzEeA vSEklhz1e. and then twenty min usRm n tAe alsae. with0a. being offered a seal. Ss 3eSs3a3ly opposed to having 'tGod rG4 lzkp tAa Ca1stskakioa" at present. He sArm&a th2t tt w0zl6 be better to try the sxp<xs@zzk of pzt4Ing little nore god- hlsm 1mka tAR churches first
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 1fr. Canwav tAfnks the Enelish do an sn.1 eannns aznnecsafe India in moral a SmkezlarennR sen&e- They appreciate In 6A eammereEa1ly aa1 vzlne its imports Ea sk Eke the savage chief, who, when ask s3 whe&Aer ha kmew azything of an Eng 6@h a&zcer wAa was missing. ranlied: ss zaR psnna of him~ Such gaskxonomi kzawanzwe aE India England has. Bu 6aw mmy2AmM 6ke a realization of the Ire menl1nza impaEkmnce 0f how the two hund red milanm of kheSr fellow subjects in th ERzE aAan be dealt with, one looks in vail Gmnng kkis gsod-hearted. cultivated, bu uRnuamnPali1sa people
 Dx. Hnxswiwasys thasesrth0nake shock aEs ss3hs< vexkSeal ar andalAs0ry. A yer s.sAA saa1&. whkeh is felt immediatal, 49s1& sa@ maak cftlae locus of the subterra - esSzsaz..AnEses causes asm0vement n, - AAke an exploding mine. { eN--y 1Sxxs Eaotahle bodies high u, AA aaa ar 1hls dnring the great earth T1mk& En kloA@mha. the bodies of man- sf the inknhikantz were thrown upon fh hi1i af La Ca1aa. which rises to the hei0h aE anrerae hnndred feet ak the other s;d af khm Nafenm tnxxemt: and during fh enEAhqnakn nk Chili, in 1857, large ma pAmmAed 80 Gsek in the ground at Fort Sal CsxAan. and pEupped with iron bars, VII thzswn upward so that round hole re