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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-10

THE Doc THAT NEvER SAW A WOMAN,
AS we halted three dogs cathe bounding to-
wards us, barking most furiously. One Of
them stopped suddenly, gave one searching
look at me, put her tail between her legs, and
with pitiful yelp of terror, turned and fed.
walked slowly after her (; she would look
back over her shoulder, turn, make one or
two lunges at me barking shrilly, then with
the same yelp OF terror run swiftly away -
AT last she grew brave enough to keep her
face towards me, but continually backed a.
way, alternating her bark of defiance with
her yelp of terror in a way that was irresist-l
IDLY ludicr0us. We were utterly perplexed
by her behavior until her master, as soon as
lie could speak for laughing, explained it,
eyer see, that ERE dogs never seen woman
aforel She was reared in the woods, an l
hain't never took her nowhers, and thet's jest
the fact ont she dunno what to make Of a
woman.'' 1t grew droller and droller. The
other dogs were our friends at once, leaped
about us, snuffed us, and licked our hands as
we spoke to them. Poor Bowser hung back
and barked furiously with warning menace
whenever patted one of the other dogs, but
il tssok a step nearer she howled and fed in
the most abject way.--Mrs. Helen Hunt John
son, IN Colorado.
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EAT CEJERf.--A writer who is familiar
with Its virtues says ~ have known many
men, and women, too who, for various caus-
es had become SO much affected by nervous
ness that when they stretched ont their hands,
they shook like aspen leaves on a windy day,
and by moderate daily use of the blanched
footstalks Of celery as salad, they became
as strong and steady In the limb as other pec-
pie have known others so nervous that the
least annoyance put them in q state Of agita-
tion, and they werc 10 constant perplexity and
fear. who we've also specially cured by mod
crate daily use of blanched celery as a salad
at meal time. have known others to be
cured of palpitation Of the heart. Everybody
engaged in labor weakening to the nerves
should use celery daily in the season, and on
ions in its stead when not in the season. We
give 1t daily to our canary birds, and it cures
them of fits they are little animals of very
delicate nerves, easily frightened, and there
fore they need such aremedy very much, and
the relish with which they take it is a proof
that their instinct guides them TO eat what's
good for them. Boston Journal Of Chemis-
trg. fAt hea sastilt
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-10

Why WE Co0GH,-An italian investigator
has been studying the cause of coughs, and
has come to the conclusion that they are the
result Of the presence Of parasitic fungus in
the air passages. In sewers cases the para
site maltiplies and takes possession Of the
lung. cells Quinine Is said to possess the
power Of stopping the microscopic fungi, and,
Is therefore, recommended as a remedy. The
Italian doctor has successfully used a compo-
sition of the chloralhydrate of quinine, ono
part of bicarbonate of soda, one part gum
arabic twenty parts. The soda is intendedtU
dissolve mucus the gum arabic to increase
the adherence of the powder ON the bronchial
passages. The blowing in of the powder
should take place during deep inspiration of
the patients that it may penetrate the wind
pipe, the chief seat Of the microscopes fungus.
The remedy, whatever may be tho truth of
the theory on which 1t Is founded, has the
merit Of simplicity, and if its application did
| little good, it could not do much harm.
4 We will add to the above that a gentleman
! in this city who is subject to severe attacks of
Hay fever cured himself the past summer BY
shutting auinine. Rural.
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POETRY.
PERSEVERANCE.


Young man. tcil;ng on obscufely,
Struggling 'gaiisl an adverse tide,
With high and honest purpose
Which the muekgng world deride,
Faint not, fear not, brave the current,
Face the TIDE. however rude
Truth VIII triumph, thou wilt conquer,
God will necr iorsake the good.
DO the proud deride thy calling,
Mock thine efforts at the start.
With soothing GOODNESS, CALLING
To thy proud and honest hearth
Persevcre! Attain station
With the gifted and the great;
Those who now scorn thy vocation,
Then win gladly kiss thy feet
Has the vcnomed breath Of SANDER,
On thy lonely name been blown,
From the serpent soul Of envy
That would keep the worthy down?
Perseyerei with manly PATIENCE
Time will heal the wound you feel,
From thy name such faint will vanish
As the breath from FURNISHED steel.
For encouraging example,
Scan the names on history's page,
Those who most their race have honored,
Giving glory totheir age;
Names of Newton and OF Franklin,
And hundred more us bright,
Names that gain increasing glory
With the worlds increasing light
Perseverei Unceasing effort
Humble though and weak II be, @
May o'ercome whateer opposes,
And work miracles for thee;
Be assured reward will follow,
Good viii come to him who delves,
Honest industry will prosper f4
God helps those who help themselves.
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A WHINING MANI there is cowafdly
trait in human nature more disagreeable than
any other it is whining. The man who goes
from home whining and fault-finding to meet
his business perplexities whining because
times are hard, whining because his plans fail,
aud, to believe his own surly disposition, Is a
burden upon his friends and the community
in which he lives. sYou can't expect any
thing better from people nowadays. oh
you ought to see them administer justice
back East This is no place for an honest
man., and so the croaker goes on fulfilling his
mission of grumbling and whining year in
and year out. Give us MAINLAND a woman,
too, for that matter--who have the gift to
carry their bdrden without whining. There
are no successes that come to people without
labor, thought, care, privation and applica-
ton, reaching through years. The whining
men and women seem to see nothing in the
past nothing to hope for in the ftiturc--al-
ways prophesying misfortune and ruin to the
whole country. and sickness, rheumatism, and
ague to every inhabitant. We dread their
coming and welcome their going Harper's|
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Uss EFIsHvEss.

80
. "'lnculs 10 hna IN these days OF bustiei
s'o~a'"e' 'nohey-making aud mcney-spendinR
sno'ough'y unseiiish person. one who thinks
"''''e % nls iesiow-men than himself; wh0
s'ahus ever ready 70 assist the poor, raise the
ia'ien, cneer the sick and comfort the sorrow
.''s' "nu ss'l't seems g me that there cannot
~ : more Desirable disposition er more lovea-
o'7 e1HtAcser TINS would pe = very dif crent
w"f'c = the spirit 81 unsellishuess were
''otvush'y ana xtenslvefx cultivated There
"oasu oe more charity Tor the sinnrry more
P'Aysfs ipf the stfaying, more Christian love,
more ni'ai devotion, more tender motherss
more home-iovlng husbands, less delight III
soapaa', more horror q guilt and pity for the
emP'ea.
How the dark places Of life would brightefi,
and paths never known to sunshine and vir-
tue CLEAN with awakened radiance were the
world 70 grow up and bAosacsn Wish the pfant
OF unseinshness True, It Is here we see the
frnit sometimes and not always ~ the rich
mans palace.
MOI ne VINO gives the most TO The church,
or suoscuoes loudly N causes q eharfy'
81 n - 49, = ~ F0f-1a 10y ~---
g'i's not ne always possesses IN Its serene
oeaaty tnat pearl OF great price, unseifishness'
pee that lonely woman ID yonder tenement
mousse watching over sick neighbor in thv
s''ehoe OF the night when the world ~ asleep
ana unconscious Oh the waves OF sorrow roll
ing over is-Texpeehng no return, ior her
he'shoor ~ rs poor as nefsei. nne WIN re-
oeise .ne fe"afa ~ ias' when perhaps tno
R've t. OF thopsands WIN oe Chased among inc
seiisn ones O eaftn' suppose moeeers
love LOT her oape appruaches the nearest 70
our IDEAL OF unsei'isi human affection. what
sact'hoe wiz she not make for her child the
little helpless being that can give no return?
When PAIN enwraps its little frame, how
strong she Is 70 carry the poor suffering one.
husnl'ng ~ hef DEMONSTRATING way tne p'tiua
Cry % eis'fess hos 'i'hking oi se'' may
'housh' COMES Wnei' cary anu Wa'oh'ns asaii
no more anu sue sheh secs her aafnnA iy'ng
III us CONN., tue oaoy so"i gone nome 70 0oa'
W aoeepc'' s"ee'o' io'o oso" '''''" IN ''o'n-
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| BEAUx OF FORMER TfMEs. . much
question whether the celebrated Beau Brum-
mel, and even the equally celebrated Romeo
Coates, were not absolutely mere Qaakers in
their dress compared with some Of the dis
tinguished dressers Of che former days. Sir
Walter Raleigh wore white satin pinked vest
close sleeved to the wrist I; over the body a
brown doublet, finely powdered and embroid-
cred with pearl. In the feather Of his hat a
large ruby, and a pearl drop at the bottom Of
the sprig, in place of button; his trunk Of
breeches, with his stockings and ribbon gar
ters fringed at the end, all white and buff
shoes and white ribbon. On great court days
his shoes were SO Eorgeously covered with
precious stones as to have exceeded the value
of 10000, and he had srit of armor of solid
silver with sword and belt blazing with
diamonds, rubies, and pearls. King James
favorite, the Duke of Buckingham, could af-
ford to have his diamonds tackled on so loosely
that when he chose to shake off few on the
ground he obtained all the fame he desired
from the pickers up, for our duke never COM
descended to accept what he himself had drop
ped. His cloaks were trimmed with great
diamond buttons, and he wore diamond hat
bands, cockades and earrings, yoked with
great ropes and knots of pearls He had
twenty-seven suits Of clothes made, the rich
est that embroidery, lace, silk, velvet, silver,
gold, aud gems could contribute, one of which
was white uncut velvet, set all over, both
suit and cloak, with diamonds valued at four
score thousand pounds, besides great feather
stuck all over with diamonds, as were also his
sword, girdle, hat and spurs. When the diff
ference in the value OF money is considered,
the sums thus ridiculously squandered in dress
must have been prodigious.
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ILADfBERTyILLEs n ]. WEDNEsDAY. JANUARY 10, 1877.
to make them man and wife.

to make them man and wife.
It's strong hitch, squirrel 1t win hold as
good as any ? she asked.
'0h yea you're married strong enough
Then pay the gentleman, Andrew. and
let's be going home I'm bound to finish
that ironing today, Il am new married
woman. Good bye, squire. When folks il in
q hurry there ain't no better law agoing than
broomstick law. Come Androw'
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May they always live in peace aid har-
mony,' was the way Yankee marriage notice
should have wound up ; but the composite,
who couldn't read manuscript +sry we'll put
in type, and Mortified the happy couple. by
making it read May thcy always live on
peas and hominy.'
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" Want to know how we stands' asked a
city Official of reporter the other day, who
stopped him on Federal street. Yaas,"
drawled the reporter, as he slipped and fell
"and then will tell you how we lie.'
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= TRENTON, M j..
BeefStake 25; Pork Stake, IS Gold Corn-Beef, 20;
Buck weat Cakes and Sausage zoe Cold Tongue. 20;
Lamb Tonge 10; Pork and Beans 10; Oysters Fried 30
Stewed II; Roasted 40 Brgiled 30 Raw, 10; Oyster
Pie 20 Mince Pie 10 Apple Pie, 10 Pumpkin Pie 10
Coeoanut Pie. 10; Coffee, 5; Tea, 8; All Soups, TO-
Don't forget the place. Meals at all bours--oniy 70
Sept. 20, is76.-iy.
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