Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-29
CLIPPINGS.
FROM THE GOLDEN AGE:

Waxk wemxlezs but worry wears.
 CAAEaes Dudley Warner is summering @@nag the Adir01dacks
 RsoE TynaAIl has engaged massage to tkis eo1nkry In October
 The man who was beside himself stood sAo@e by d0nkey.
 wk<n Mfr. Beeeher was asked how he managed to keep his congregation always wsde sw1ke. he replied ''By, sleeping so @1sA myself
 Some one said to Mrs. Siddons that ap- PAaRsN seemed necesSaxy to actors to give th@m eoahaence. ''MOre," she replied; is gives us breakh~
 Roberts Brothers have published George MAcdoaAld's s'Vicar's Daughter" In it hesayx. @SThe marvel to me. is that so many children turn out so we'll"
 1rA StOwe has mzde a number of en- gAgezenks to read this winter. It is all nGAt-MrA Stoves reading: but most people wUa1 prefer to read Mrs. Stowe's wEifzng
 A man sitting next to an intoxicated Psrsoa in . hoTse-car the other morning, v@eated his seat. remarking that second h4na whl<key w&s too much for him. ME l. B. Brumley. of the Hartford Eve. p2mE Pos&, and an accomplished journal Ut. has accepted position on the editor EAl staG of the Sun, which will now shine more brilliantly than ever.
 An k1gii&h critic says that James T. kaeAd's account of the death and burial of hawth0rne is one of the most affecting p@ssagss m English literature. and will take rank m paHhos with ISockhart's last days sf Sir Walter Scott.
 RrOE WinlOck of Harvard Observatory S@ showing the sun and moon and oth- sG celestial bodies in series of striking FaSEzre& Really one would almost imag: me taey were candidates for office by the way lA whleh the Professor brings out the dAxk and trightfal things concealed under the3r shining reputations.
 New 1OEk suffers exceedingly from i'm s@EaeAcy oF water. The dairymen SUD- ply the dealers with pure mili for tbrao cents $ quart: but owing to tha great scarclty of Croton, the adulterafed Tb;t. @A fluid which Is called milk becanse if a too pOortO have any other name. is re- tailed to customers ak ten cents a onart R wIn he an unspeakable relief to our s11e<1ng population when the Great veSE.
 11mAdgeo opposes summer vacations o1 fne part of ministers, because ini0uitv does n0e cease m the summer time. Sin @@ser takeS vacation. The devil never te@sestown- But Mr. Talmadge has taken vacation Therefore he is not Sin. He h@. gone out of tOvn; in fact he has gone = kar0pe. Therefore he is not the Devil b1s Mr, 1almadge breaches one thing and pEactlses another. We leave our read CTS to draw the inference for themselves.
 Three of the most dissureeablv bot davs 0l the sumner. The air is a hof noultice The sA0we1 drop from a celestial stew gaA The hreezes blow from an oven. Ihe supply of oxygen has given ont. The S1exnometer IS uncommunicatiye as a pFesaae1f1Al candidate. Tcebergs are mysnks and '1Greenland's icy mountains" tae ys.ana of slunatic. Precipitation is sae oaly thing anybody has been equal to. We should ms soon think of manufactur- lng c.xtxidges m the crater of Vesuyius ss maE1ng sparkIing newspaper in such ssFraely dogged days as these.
 D.. Black Is ont with book on health. "a wnlcA he attacks the popular delusion Eeeetaag coad2 People attribute every sa saE. .oL aG9eor al to eveathsr which aiyes sss@ - eoaas ae the least exposure but if
 - vel the weather they complain of wonld exhilarate and moi nrosf-at. taE@ The disease fs nok in fl,a xs,1 I,,t Ia shs hlood and instead Of compiainine oftAe elimste and fighting the thermom. s1w khgT should insizorafe the body un- h4 ik is pEuof against all climatic chafQes mma inHmnmee. An of which is very much easiE fnr DE Black to say than for most peeRas ts do.