Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-22

lhat were ho'' surely, too LOFTY part.
But it would vex him; and his love
Is more 10 me than all the world
There's nothing he dislikes above
\ short haired woman. frizzlv curled
Her flag for wOmarfs rights unfurled
Her middle finger black with INK
Her staring eyes that will not wink
Like speetacles,-a doubled -barrelled
Terror he says t. men that think
-"oirig Grange"
PRIVATE REPRooF OF CmLDsEN.-Proba-
bly, most parents, even kindly ones, would
be a little startled at the assertion that n
child ought never to be reproved in the pres
enee OF Others. This Is 50 constant an oc-
eurrenee that nobody thinks Of noticing it
nobody thinks Of considering whether il he
right and best, or not. Bat il l. a great
rudeness 10 child. | am entirely sure that
II ought never to be done. Modification is
condition as unwholes0me as il is uneom
Portable. When the wound is inflicted bv
the hand of parent, ii is all the more GER
tain to rankle and do harm. Let child see
that hiS mother Is 50 anxious that he sbould
have the appreciation and good will of her
friends that she viii not call their attention
To hiS faults, and that while She never. under
any circumstances, fails herself to tell him
aiterward alone, if he has behaved improp-
erly, she Will spare him the additional main
and modification Of public reproof then.
while that child will law those secret re-
proofs to heart, he will still be happv.
know a mother who had the INSIGHT to 500
this, and the patience TO make it a rule for
II takes tar more patience. far more time.
than the common method. She said some
times to her little boy, after callers had left
the rarior " Now, dear, am going to be
yourlittle girl, and you are to 6e my rapa.
and we will play that gentleman has lust
come in to see Won, and will show vou cx-
actly how You have been behaving while thi,
lady has been calling on me. and Won can see
if you do not ieel very sorry to have our
little glrl behave So" Here IS dramatic
representation AT once, which that boy doe.
not need TO see repeated many times before
he is forever cured of interrupting, of pull
ing his mothers gown, Of drumming on the
piano, etc, Of the thousand and one thincS
which able-bodied children can do II make
social visiting where they are martvrdom
and penance. When we consider seriously
what ought TO be the nature of a rerro6f
from a parent 20 a child, and what Is its end.
the answer is simple enough. Ii should be
nothing bat thesuperi wisdom and strength
explaining 10 inexperience and iecbleneS-
I ~. ~ 90 maui ''i'>'''Ae' 10 inc
-. M Ir may ''o'' Se'" lil9'aAe' iil
Il i''''i''.l HIi''''l 'i''e' I'M 'lleh'e
and the end endangered Most sacred and
inalienable of all rights the right of help
iesSneS> 10 protection from the strong. of IL
noance to counsel from the wise. If We
give ouF r"teetloh ana counsel grndGlngiN-
vt I'LL " eHul4i9A' uhNlhu manner, even 10
lhe stranger tnat Is III our gates. we are no
DhflS'laiS ana deserve 10 hestnpped Of what
litte VISION ana strength We have hoarded.
but there are no words To say what We are
"r what we deserve II we do thus to the little
rhlidren whom We have dared 10 bring INTO
the peru OF tins llle, and whose whole future
may DE olighted nl The mistakes oi our care
les hands-
Treatment of DYsPErsIA.-Some years
ago physician IN New York city published
small book IN which he gave weu-wrltten
certificates OF marvellous cure Of dyspepsia
Patients began 10 flock 10 him. Their in
PRODUCTION to his treatment was very queer.
lie took the patient into hiS consultation
othce, examiaed his case and if 1t was one
he could cure he announced his fee as five
hundred dollars, 10 be paid IN advance. II
the patients confidence was strong enough,
the money was PAID. and then the doctor too<
nm through a haH, up hight OF stars.
up flight, down a flight, then to the right,
then 10 the lelt, ana al last they arrived m
small room without windows, artitcially
hShted, and IN that room the patient was
required 10 put hl- name % solemn VOW
Cd
treatment. Ihls pelng All hnished' the pa
'ieht "aH lii'Ioulceu 20 'ne 'Ie1'ih'h'; 10
0Vil9i9,eu ~ Si' lili- 'N' ''o'i'V" anu "'"
eN; p9iue' 'illS '''' "'''l' N"N Iefu'I'N
10 "'e eeli 'ei"'e-s anu n'N'. il ''e "l'H
alI' On Il~li III 'ie morning He ""N IT,
4I.,e1 l" pm i'1lt nv ~ .JH
~ Hi'is ii9 ~" '''u'iiei VIZ, '''' H"', 'l
MS .aiu9- lnth ne went Qua i,I " ii,!Hlil
walk after having drank a tIho.ef oil ooid
water II ole'eil o'oSA III 'l'' i'I I'il''il '''
Nlcn' fIAl''i o' an '.''i '' i''''S .r ii' 7'
ping the Doves WIN NI5 Aaiu'' AHen He
Jay down To resi- lie alhel 'eil pei''elN III
TWO c!'cA' an" ch' '"e 'i''Ii'''" !"
sumter i'i7 "o'"'- ~ '''I ''1e ii '''5
evening pc IeFel''U 'He ans,
went To- "eu al n-He " yi''A- y u"'J.i "
'iS '~'79 ol uNSl'l ''i'' "t
''''' ''''N
means except slaP '5'' Is ~ IA "l'S
Hau "'eI On pam i''l an" ilo'' '" 'l'' VI q"
AR.
II was the Niapl InE' lIe '"aa'nS Wllh
'ae h',s' kneauins win 'uy - N'iiie ''iii'
with the fSt OF an attendant thal cured
these people lor cured Iney certainly We're
Marvellous cures We're enected al InlS e',ao-
iShment. After me Geath Oh lhe uoo'1r'
-,ne oil the lauei'N ieiu 'he'ii7''.''9 ''''l'i'-
ed rom Inc oolSati'h' ana one oi 'iell u'9-
cTioed the treatment To me- In every o',.e
"I Indigestion no matter Nhal may pe ',9
character, siappmg the stomach OF n'"yi9
morning, four hours after breakfast and IN
the evening on going 10 bed, Is excellent
treatment. | cannot conceive Of ease ol
chronic indigestion ". .hlch such manipulation
would not relieve. If the patient be SO
weak that he canno; perform these -lappms-
or kneadings upon bis own person, the hand
of a discreet assistant should BE- employed
Ii is marvellous how the body. the stomach
for example, which. when thsse manipula-
tons are first practiced, may be SO very ten
der that the slightest toIch can hardly be
borne-it is marvellous how in two or three
weeks a blow almost as hard as the hand can
give Is borne withou; suffering. If you have