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An Unhealthy Winter.

There are all the indications Of it.
The weather will be uncertain: we
shall have no severe frost, but much
damp, rainy weather, exceeding fertile
in creating miasma in the air and pro-
pagating malaria. Throat diseases
are sure to prevail, perhaps more so
than those of the chest, as the organs
of the throat are quicker attacked by
the damp air. Nervous disease will
also prevail, as the low, dull tempera-
ture will lesson vitality still more in
those who already possess little. Loss
of appetite will also trouble us, and
digestion is not improved by damp,
soft air. Malarial fevers will attack
crowded houses, so small pox and all
blood diseases will find fertile soil
to grow in. These damp, low winters
though perhaps easier to bear than the
sharp, frosty, cold season, are general
ly fruitful in disease. 1t will require
great care to keep out of it.
What are the safeguards against dis
ease? Thorough ventilation in houses,
proper clothing for head, throat and
feet; good exercise nutritious living,
and all avoidance of taking cold. I'M
mediate remedial action, when this has
taken place. In such winters as these
we must not allow colds to grow upon
us, they bring other troubles in their
rear.
One great prevention of taking cold
is to never remain in wet clothes, and
to use outside wraps that will Absorb
wet and not allow it to penetrate.-
Above all to avoid wet feet; also to
keep the feet warm, and if cold has
been caught, to use mustard and ho
water for the feet at once. The foo
bath must not be taken higher than the
ankles Food and Health.
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NORTH ERS RAILROAD.
1850 sUMMEH ARRANGEMENT, 1873
IA aud AFTER Dec, |, 1850, Passengers Train

1850 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 100
0n aud after Dec, |, 1850, Passengers Train
uwill run - follows
UPWARD TRAINS,
Day Etrrcss Train Leaves Concord ~ lo,4b
AM aua Accommodation lfAln Al 10 ~
A,M' lGT White River Junction, connection
Wilh lrau lor Well liver, ~, J1hnsbury,
Harlem, Newport, WillOughly aud Mag0s
Lakes, hlanslead, Quebec, Balh, LilllelOr,
LLascasIer, and tae White aud FraneOnia
Mountains, Also, wlthtTains for Mont
pelier, Mansfield Mountain, burlington, ~,
'Albahs, Houses Fpnit, Montreal, Ogdent-
burgli, aHd the Wess
ACCOMMODATIONS Tram leaves Concord al
$50 P,M,'foT White hiyer Junction s. bristol
EygSJgG FAPHEss IHAIK leaves COnvOTd
Al b,45 y, n, for White iiiyeT Junction, con
aeeling with trains Tor Montpelier, Burling
ton, NJ, Adams, Houses Point, MpnlreH,
Ogiensburgh, aud the West and with Wood
stock II, II, Tor Queehee, Woodstock, etc,
cor on arrival OI trains from hosIoR, WoI'
ee,ter, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRAINS,
tMORsIEG ExrRfss THAIs leaves White
River junction for Concord ~ 200 4, h,,Oi on
arrival OflrAiEs from Ogden sbuIgh aud Mon
ITeal, This train 10 run 10 hOklGn on SUNDAY
AGeo nn0pATIOS TRAIN leaves white ",
Junction Tor Concord a. 800 4, u,
tbRIsTOL TRAM leaves iirlstOl Tor Concord
a. $50 4, ", and fIaRklin at p,05 4, NJ
rMAIL THAis leaves White River Junction
iOr Concord VI 1900 w., or on arrival OF
trains over thpVermOat GENITAL ,fssiumpsic,
and white Mountains RailToads,
DAY kxrREas TRAM leaves White ave-
junction At i,2Df u, or on arrI1al Of uhlht
from Montreal aLi pgdensburgh, hfallle
bOr0, Keene, bellows Falls, Windsor, ken
connecting al Concord with train for Man
chester. Nashua, Lowell and hoston', IL,
tTheso trains eunneet at Concord WIN
trains Tor Manchester, Lawrence, foilt'
mouth, Portland. Nashua, Worcester, New
York, Lowell, and boston.
GEO, u, TODD supt
Concord. II, II 1851,
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Written for tho AsH'i
Farewell 10 the old year issi'

Tho dark midnight hour Of chilly December
Nov closes the scene Of another bTlef year,
The roses OF June and the pale leaves OF
November,
Are mingled together like tho smile and Tho
tear
The old hoary head aud the dark curly halr'
The low trembling voice aud 10 loud ringing
laugh,
The Peasant in rags and tho Queen WITH rleh
dress,
The youug man Of pride aud tho sire with bis
stan,
All perish together while desih'bella ave
tOlling,
And monrners arc weeping DER loved ones no
dear,
While with unceasing motion tlmes' wheel
still keeps rolling,
To carry away another old year
Farewell to tho old year with all OF ils pleas
ure
Its seems but day since they told Of Ito
birth
How vain ia this lie aud how fadiag lie
troihufe,
That poor mortals gain wh'le mere on 'He
earthi
FAREWELL TO the old year with All Of Ia sorrow,
Zach heart knows Is grief aud cash bosom
Ito fear
IT'S folly TO hope for sunny tomorrow
Though often we welcome happy now year
Yes, adleu to the old year sdiou now forever
A thought OF tho past bring tear 10 tho eye'
IT'S only u wave upon times rapid rl'or,
Farewell 20 the old year-good-bye and good
bye,
MANY a, BAhSEs'
Drldgewaier, w., Dec, VI, 1881.
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He was asking the conductor how
he managed to build u house and buy
n fast horse out of his $50 month.
"You see" said this noble man,
"somctimes we get Il way passener
who pays quarter or II half dollar for
his fare. Well, we flip the money up
heads for the conductor, tails for the
company" "But," persisted this in
vestigator after truth, sometimes it
must turn up tails. What do you do
them" "Oh," replied the conductor,
with an inefable contempt, ''thcn we
flip it up again" SO that passenger
went home and sold out his railroad
shares.
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Two BRAVE GrnLs SAVE SEVEN
MyHs.--The other evening seven
young men, who live several miles
down the Ottawa River, started to
skate to Gatinian Point for the purpose
of attending n special service, which
was being held in the church ut that
place for young men. When they ar
rived opposite Kettle Island they hap
pcncd to reach piece Of bad ice and
five of the party fell through. The
other two did the best they could to
rescue their comrades, but, after they
had got several Of them out, the ice on
which they stood gave way, aud they
themselves got into the water. Two
Misses O'Ncil, daughters Of Supcrin-
tendcnt O'Neil, ofthc Dominion Police,
witnessed the accident from their house
ON Kettle Island. and with great pres.
cncc of mind these two young ladies
ran for their fathers boat which they
had pushed across the ioc until they
came to the broken spot, when they
launched it and succeeded in rescning
the young men who were in the water,
They were not moment too soon' for
one of the young men was utterly eX-
haustcd and was taken out of the water
sensclcss. Il Montreal Witness.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-11

Strangers at Seville, o., are aston
ished when they see house with doors
ten feet high and everything else about
it proportionate in size. Under shed
stands an enormous carriage, and, on
entering the building, much of the
furniture is found to be about twice as
big as ordinary articles, This is the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Bates, the
giants who are familiar objects in the
show world.
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What The Photographer Said.
MANY ~ pAh
Drldgewaier, W., Dec, u, 1881

Sit right here.
Move over little.
A lit.e more to the left.
All that's too much
Hold your chin up.
Look about there.
Drop your left hand.
Put your feet n little closer together
Lei me brush the hair of your
shoulder.
must fix your head again.
Drop your right shoulder a triNc,
That's good. Now lower your chin
Now look as pleasant us you can.
That right foot is out too much.
Look out for your chin. There
just SO.
Now you are all right. Let me see.
Now think of something funny.
Guess you'd better look III 'his Pho'
tograph. Keep your eyes wide open
and wink as often as you like.
'There tha'll do. No-your chin
is too high. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES It,
Now smile.
That's it.
Chest out.
Shoulders up.
Drop your head.
Once more now--smic.
There.
Well, this is pretty fair picture, but
l guess you'd better sit again. 1t
looks blurry around your eyes, De-
troit Free Press.
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BiV-Nosed People,

Napoleon was not tho first person
to declarge q preference for men with
big noses, A century before his birth
tho author Of "Nug@ Venales," IN
response to his own question, pronoune'
cd "the biggest nose tho best nose"
inslancIng the cases of the Roman en-
perors, Muma's nose was half a foot
long, aud earned for him the honorable
name of Pomplllus, According to
Plularch, iyeurgus and Scion ran TO
moss, and so did all the Roman kings
except TarqulnIus superbus, and he was
dethroned, llOmer's nose was seven
Inches long, "lilg noses" says Wig
neul Meryille, ''are held IN honor
everywhere In the world, except among
tho Chinese aud tho Tartars." Titus
Liylui, Ovid, Camons and ~, Charles
Borromco may be enumerated among
men of cnvlablc nasal development
Henry HIS brother, Francis, duke Of
Aleacon, had his nose fairly clcii In two
by tho ravagcs of smallpox, u fact
which inspired the cplgam, whea in
1888 he made n perildious attempt on
the friendly city Of Antwerp, concern
Ing two noses bcdtling q double face
Cyrono do Bcrserac had 30 huge a
nose that no went about perpcinally
with his hand on his sword prepare to
punish those who stared at him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-11

Daughter (home from schooD.-
'Now, papa, are you satisfied? Just
look at my testimonial--'Political
economy, satisfactory; fine arts and
music, very good logic, excellent !"
Father: "very much so, my dear
especially as regards your FUTURE
If your husband should understand
anything of housekeeping, cooking,
mending and the use Of the sewing
machine, perhaps your married life
will indeed be happy. "-[New York
Evening Post.
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''Tm very sick man." observed a
tramp, languidly, as he anchored him.
self at restaurant table; ''the doctor
says must have strengthening food.
Give me something with plenty of iron
in it," The waiter shaded the corners
of his mouth with his hands and then
beloved in stentorian tones: "One
keg of nails"
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"Belinda," 'Yes, we agree with
you, it is a barbarous pratice, remov-
ing the front fences, leaving no gates
or posts to lean on. Perhaps you can
teach him to lean against you while,
you sort of lean against him, you
know,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-11

The emigration from Germany prom
ises to be enormous during the coming
wear. It is said the Germans fear there
will be war soon and they desire to
avoid conscription.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-11

No matter how religious you may
be, says the New York Herald, thirty
minutes with a Jumping toothache will
cause you to use language which shows
that there is plenty of room for i'm
prOvement.
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Great Cause Of Human Misery
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MANHOOD

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Its bad thing to have sore mouth,
but it's a sore thing to have a bad
mouth McGregor News.
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A competent authority says you
must lie with your feet to the equator.
Liars will please take notice of this.
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IL you want 10 find out mans
family secrets, buzz his neighbours
cook,
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Too mucn tald on triaes is ial
evil. IS
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- a Watches Stem wnderssaso. White metal Hunnngusss
g. Imitation gold &C. Solid goldsls Chespest and bes
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