St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-23

for the abode of angels. Yet /.
while we can scarcely imagine angels IN
high heeled boots. and would still keep
our children'S sophisticated understand
inuS on earth. why not accu>tom their
feet To close contact with the summer
soil seeing that they long for it. and
that the reason. experience. and com
mon >cn>, of ages points to that ;S fit
ting. proper and natural 4! Hdrttord
TOHTdHt.
SUMNER COMPLAINT. Some six VcaIS
ago | SAW iii Your columns Il remedy
for summer complaint aud kindred dis .
eaScS, which. with slight notifications.
| have since tried and recommended in
Il great many cases without once having
or hearing of IL failure. The ingredi
rntS are almost always at hand. and
are 80 simple that it does not seem that
there cam he the least danger in its list
III ANY ease. Take equal quantities
good Vinegar and boiling water. and Il
little more common salt than they will
dissolve. Pom the vinegar on the salt
III Il tcIcup and the boiling water ON
both. Stir thoroughly. :" that a> much
salt a> may will dissolve. Let ii settle
and then take. according to the Nio-
lenc. of the attack. = To ! tr;i>pnnmiul>:
in - or 81 minutes | OF ; more then
again III one. two Or three hours. ICGU-
lating the frequency and size of the
dose according To the disease. tind
that | can thus shut down the gates
about ~ suddenly or gradually ~
desire but consider il best if >r\ enc.
to check it gradually, III, SAY, about
three hours. The first trial | gave ii
MAS in the worst attack of diarIhu';I |
ever had. accompanied with great pain.
| took / spoomtulls, and in about fifteen
minutes = more. when the pain began
To decrease: laid down on Il lnumgr.
other dose and went {" sleep. slept uu-
/ til noon. about Two hours. when took
one more spoonful and Il cup of strong
tea and went I" my work at >IN "cl"rk
/ took another dose and light supper.
and in tine morning VAS :S we'll IL c\
'' :" injury '''"'""'"'
VI w ~ 80 ''' ~ NV
measures i''"Ililtil"t" ny 'h' "''h
en- Oh hygiene "I i,"i"'diN l"I protect
ih% the people i aih>' 'n' hangers "l
h\"r"PIl"hll' l. wei hh',Nh InI'
the n'"h''HS "i dogs mas Ptil"H> Nhi'h
one can can Pi'Hi"h''"IN 'Hh H'l hl"N>'
IL These p'llnuH were %'h'Illtl hH"N II
the dogs c"Ilh he pIi hrN ON" The power
"i hurting before 'hr\ hrr"lnr 4 pun"
danger. oh tll> subject the "lh'll @!
ny gene mas Issue" 'I' follow me- III
>li''ii"hN; \ Hii"l' IiliI'' >"hIrtIui'>
NV" u'N>. a"'' 'ic ill'"iI''>> h''> N'lt'"
inc u"S' II creates ui~l"i IHlh''> IN Inc
u>uHi '"h"l'i"n "i me animal Which II
l. lhhl>pch>ahit l" know. l. mere l.
agitation ana Ic>tIr>lc>>' ia" d"@
turns himself com lIIIiaIIh III ms k"n'tL
II ne ht al liberty II" goes dnd '"ti"~
ANA seems l." he seeking >"n"1hIn" d:
then lIr remains n"li"nIr>>. ~ 1t wait
lh% he Stats. bites the an, seems ~ II
ne N""iu eaten i ny an" daisies MN
sen, "aIhll'% an" NOW iIlls' against me
wall me- VOICE "I ms master "lr>'
P,''> "' H'"'' i'','' ','''N INV ~
"''H '"' >'""i N'H hesitation. as
II WIN regret Tie docs moi ny l."
hI'r ne l. gentle. even aiit'il"nai..
ana ne 'a'H an" gu INKS "''' ne qua -
"' n'''' nv ~ ~ ~ '"'''''iN, '"'
''',''','E VI ''N.''''',>' ne 10Y nus "'
'"'N' 'lir "'l''>' T. .. 10y lil' h'",r
Wishing to free his throat ola bone. /.
His voice has undergone such Il change
that it j. impossible not To h,. struck h\
it. ). The dog begins to fight with 9th
,r dogs this i decidedly Il character
i>tic sign. if the dnu Ice Generally of =
p,ircful nature. The uIu,h,,, Z
and > indicate. an ahrad\ very al-
lanced period of the disease. and the
time i ut hand when man will b,. ,\-
po>rd To the, DANGEROUS fits of the. ami
NAL if Immediate measures Ice NOT taken.
THESE. measures are To- Chain him up a>
dangerous. or. better still. to DESTROY
him" After HAY iug accepted this ad-
vice the Council has dr>irrd that il
should Ice inserted at least once 4 wear
in public paper. or at more frequent
intervals of time in the Mnnitrn dies
Commumr>. It has also desired. and
which seems to us more palti,ularI,
ctiraci"uS and practical. THAI it should
he printed on the back of the, notice
for the dog tax. ON the back of the lie
ceipt for this tax. and. finally. ON the
back of the ucrmi>>inu> for hunting.
Thr>, excellent measures nuuht tn L,..