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VOLUME
REGISTER.
404i4tEDELY immt§rtly BY
4ames W. Chapman.
dfance payment in Cash per year,
If paid 'widen the year,
If not at the 'end of the year.
-, 1:-Fer.the Susquehanna Register,
The Home Of Early Days.
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... XILS. EL L. MILES r.4.ssErrz.
" I turn 'me taelF,
Oft timm,in-midnight , slumber, and atipqr
Xhejiihorn I loved, and my loved home is tiear."
ilacir to my home, my own loved hetne ,
"ll'enth the lulls so green and' thir,
Ily,sfiirit wonders at 'eventide
• •With the friends. that were 'round me there;
I sit by the-same blue streams again
lAnd list-to their gentle flow, . •.
'while the deep'ring shadows of night spread out
So stealthily, silent
I wander again through - thegreen-wood mid • '
Or& 'peath.sonte favorite tree,
Inge the , forest warblers pofir forth their; song .
Of the sweetest minstrelsy ;
I gaze on the scene, with the beautiful west
It may not, it cannot Compare ;
But yet 'tis the home of my chili:lima tuul.",youth,
.And ranch that I Itere Is there.
And again soma,loved and well IntoWn voice
Fells thrillingly sweat on my tar,—
Idy hand-is - clasped, and eyes beam forth
A light to the heart; how dear I
And I feel,that the links in the chain then wove
rilonncl•tny. heart in its early.horne
fr.rirele ifsbll with a halo as bright,
Though sad, as kid memories come.
And again I sit in that dear old church,
And list to the voice of prayer,
And familiar faces are 'round me then ;
But ilea I are they all, all there t
'gaze Co those walls and feel that I stand
Chico more 'neoth my own loved sky,.
And a veil is, cast o'cr the long, La* years
11....4 I biolced n good bye. .
And another spot, oh I see it now,
Where the quiet moonbeami sleep,
I kneel again by the grascT mound
Alone and in silence weep;
Oh one lies here, her rest is sweet
On the wide, wide prairie fair,
But methinks her last long resting place
Should bare been in that valley there:
Afar from till! 'tis well. well— •
ZSiv heart crinhl never see, -
The change beneath that hallowed roof .
Which long, long sheltered me ; •
Afar from all—l may not'gaze • -
On those familiar scenes ;
Or meet again sweet friendships glance
save in my spirit-dreams.
Sterlinz, Illinois, July. IN9.
For the Susquehatma Register. •
LiNES
On the Data of Ix= SlErr.t Ltrrie, Davighter of
• Rev. H .1. and Jane E. Miles .11nneptiricy.
us leas. S. L. 'MILES FASSETTE.
Weep we 1 yes, our flower is withered,
Gone our little pratling one,
She who late bath brought such gladue
To our now sad lonely boom—
We hadkdreamed not o'er our treasure
Such a bhght eo soon would comb,
That ottr hearts so soon must serer
From our little dietithed one.
Oh bow fondly weft thou-twining
'Round' our: hearts, es day ..by day
We hare watched the bud unfolding
Doomed alas to swift decay.
Cold and still, beside us lying
In thy little coffin bed
Hest thee, we will watch thy ilCeping • •
Till we lay thee with the dead.
Gehl the little lips we're pressing,'
And they give us =reply— •
And the heavy lids have closed
O'er the little dreamy eye—
Must ive look our last sweet liiez
On thy little Angell:me i
May we never, never, bold thee
In another,loved.embrace. I .
Oft methinks trturn to meet thee
With thy littl arms outspread, ,_.
OR in dreams It- 11 elan) thee'closelyi ''e:
Pillowingithy little-11 , 6nd, : • •
And thy softy
,tiny Airtfalll
ioli ll
Miall *ilia* . %sitter : More 11
11'111 those rit1i4110005 ,.. , . _
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As'lhey eft hayelkineAbetiter , . -: •
No, thou cherished little
.idol,
Those•sweet times we'll hearrto Mere—
We hilve lereethee, but tiro fondly v
~.And our dr '
ea'm of joy is o'er, .
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;.boo upon thy cold, cold forehead ---
r l 44l3;kust press the last fond lriss,
'fly pure: spirit' nuw is roaming
init.:Utter world than this. - '
Sterli?g, Mine, is, Aug, lg-le. , .
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t The Clciak of th6' World,"
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Roll the cluck of the world l- Considering
• it !
liberty *the Cleek of the world, Science as the
14 - dulum, by Which the motion of this ticking
tiaie-piecotof rolling axes is regulated ; and .the
Printing .press thd key ; we see that they arc itiscp
lushly connected, and the onward. motiT:.o ' O 4;
depends upon 'OO of th& other: If we -revert for
a mcznent'ihrongl4 the dim . vista nettle past,` to To.,
is ;of fallekmagtificence and grandeur, and lift the
gory slitting Of anatchy„devastatinn_and war. from
lhe r ,defunetcritnirial and Military glary, power
ati . ik'ealthl of itieCtit
, Enipifea . ,
.h't ffin'satiret' tninh
with these ghastly corshuse epitaphs at:epic:ok
obliteratedi,atid- names fergotten; ;we will catch n
glitnpse Of 'the mouldering remains-of literature,
science and, the arts, wrapped in the sableslirsind
of tyranny.; Greece one stead futlli akin) ligkt of
the world ;her code of lawally Solon runt Lycurgus
fer Med the': face tii , the clock• of the world; and
when the ieloquence 'Of Demokthenes rang tars
het proud capitol, it Was the signal for the ilici'tO
strike. 'Like . the rainbow, which, after a summer
shOwer, spreads its brilliant folds above us, dis
playing to Man tit; seven splendid' colors that form
the, light of ; pcsm-thty,so shone forth the seven wise '
men of GraCre, forming the great light, of science.
But the old foul intiigier tinarehy, raised his hoary
'head - and dk.potic . : arm, and seized the peridultun
to the clock with llie strong, hand of oppression; '
and it ceased to,vibrate--then the night of lxtrbar-
ikil drew its . dark iiurtains over the earth. But in
Roine, this: feighty'cltx.k. again commened its mo-
lion ; the dcking of the vibrating rid - alum could
oncemore be distin'etly heard, and when the Voice 1
of Cicero rots beard resounding through the Roman
forum, its pealing thunder again - sounded through
out
Europe.. But the lurking demon of usurpation
soon laid tier utrernes low at the feet of oppression.
Thin Greece and Rome fell' and when the sun of
Liberty watt just Sinking. behinclthe Grecian . and
Reinandzills, andhk farewell licam's fell aslant ets i
the glittering workS of art and science, they. litt f l
gered awhilti, and played on the face of,tbe.se - 11 1 0-
blek works bf men, as if resolved to l&ss..tbera
stilt But the eloquence of a Demosthenes arid'
Cicero was unheeded ; Liberty tech its final depart- I
are, and with it theihright sun of literature and sci- •
Nice sunk role the horizon of ignorance. Bet not
withstanding all the boasted freedom of Greece
and Rome, and all the wisdom of their counselors
anti lawgivers, they knew nothing of that balance
of the eleethie government which forms the basis
of Aminicar4ikertY. Then the clock of the wortd .
has come down to America in an improVed form.
On the fourthof July, seventeen hundred seventy
six there was a neWface placed before the mighty
machinery of the elirek ; on the top of which was
inscribed in glaring capitals these memorable
• words," Dectanavnix OF AIIMICAN IsnizEttrravcs.'t
And a bon the voice of Henry, Otis, and Adams
sounded thrciugh the land, the old hammer raised
from its drentny tepore. and struck with such force
as to break the shackles from off three millions of
men; : at the same time the terrible sound washtuird
across the Atlantic, like " smothered thunder of a
vole:mop," and fell upon the cars of kings and ty
ranti, like a thunderbolt from the Almighty. Then
the crumbling remains of literature turd science be
gan to unite and emerge (ruin the dark and murky
night of ignOrmice, and the black and lowering .;
cloud of tyMnny was seen receding before the
bright and shining rays of the sun of Liberty. In
France a new impulse has been , given to the clock
of the world 'ln a lute revolution, in that country,
the first grad streaks of the morning of liberty shot
along the eastern herizon, and the old clock with
iron .tongue 'Spoke to the slumbering millions of
Europe, in a voice like the crashing thunder that ' 1
rolls along the sky ; Which rocked sill Europe to it
very Centre Mild hurled Louis Philippe from his
throne. The foundation upon Which the clock stands
is Education,: Books,) Newspapers, and other Peri-
odiCals, well tpicedivith Liberty, form the weights,
and 4. whaW..t•or Nation, the • keepers 'of-the lieY
are at liberti . to scatter these broadcast : among its !
citizens; "Kings and Tyrants, their panders..rani
sateliths,' can no more stand the force of public I
opiukin against thcni, then a frail bark faiont On
the " Itoriaxa DEER" can 'stand the surge of the
" Mor*ratti •fWavv_"• Americans possess' all the
advaUtages necessary for rolling on the clock of the
worldf nntil 'the g old 'n age of science shall shine up
ea. illti West*:contineat- Greece was Mk unlike
our Own Pennsylvania, " iron-bound, „sterile., and
free ;"4irt . ronn f tilijr kmaskive hills and mountains;
and in ou r . W4-tern horizon, new stars arc Opring
ing up to add brilliancy to the constellation; 'that
. now shines-the political guiding lightof • the world.
But •tritm is lie great mainspring • to the clock.—
The
.pjinter In partienlar his an important part to
act--4t.rollit4 on the clock of the world he has *:
alightlfcctre# of arguments erected .by. petty ti-
rants to denuiiish with the peti,:and•blittles to light
with the swo!'d of reason, and frOmprentopPear
.ances in Europe 102 r has acted well - his
,par ,t,,',, 41-;
ready la kreneh people . can shout . , • Vire 1411ept06 7. ,
lira; Oreadijs inscribed on the banner of Franciiiv
glaring . 4 4,1ft;:, 1 4 0 AV . , . 4 ' ,:l , i Vi' - ' ll #i i ir4Y ., ;. l " l'
this iiivictori4i4o[AntiTiein Pre:* (he reauli;'l,r
the undyhq lessons of freedom-taught her . hi.,the -
Americart - Piloier.. ,Arett •may, the - priatieg-Iwir
be taii a* 'it . '"ttialieiri i' . ..; - '1 s'er'
e e, ey
~1 ,., y, the` etto . .l e , seek
of the Fccaid.l'l . i If-4 , 1* - 01e fnte*mk m0 . 1'44E401'7..
can press- - ils„.austaili4d;; and the PtitliONAPP9ll4l,i.
the Li be rty :' *kiii#ll: - .44 , i3 ' ' lido : , ln i k*Vmali
rpeikthat . :oil. sittiSringir474 . l4lod *ON*
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114.ONT1tOSE, PENN'A„- THURSO/1.1 7 , v OCTOBER:4;IIB49i-
• - cholera in &Anti:Mc-Z.O • -
mt. CitarmAsit--4 am often askeliFtii. , irhatltne
great fatality Which attended the elicdern,
dusk4eity, is to'be' attributed Oral*
that such inquiries should be ruade;
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death `` there has no parallel in our coupiry ; there
nov,er has been any where on the canthiefit, sihce
its settlement by the whites, such a proportionate ,
destrnetion^of human life. We have •to took the
old W(irld and to by gone ages, to - Ind its equal:4
It:reminde one of "the plague' in I...isidop," of the
and..of.,otherhke epidemics " that
Wie-read. of Now, , sir ; -fto :what can such fearfni
mortality . be justly ascribed? Sandusky.'isapleas'o
shit to,' e, rlsfdg tlat
waters of the bay, on which it standi.'. The 194
of cleanliness which i 4 discovered in nu!, a:few-17f
our westerir is.uowliere / sce.o thcre. 'Th?
topulation. of Slualusky,. at; leastihe ,Americiui R o t .
Una of it,is . lsl* a superior cliaraiter: I ceiuld hard.
ly name a' More enterptising.'thal ?int
al commurdlty, eithcr esstior yrgg For te:Mpkr g
mince and good order,lhey are prover ' bial..d In short,
thoSe ‘Atises to . wh s ich - cholf , 'nt is ,erieetatly'at tritriiE
ted, "de' not, - to any crinsideruble eiterit," exiit 14
Sandusky.
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1a.4 - iny opinion, there are•two facts' illicit mt
abut - Ma l t - 121Y 'competent- to' explain mid .answer
inquiry' respecting : the cease of the ,rinPartAiclel
mortality there eiperiencel! Sandtid4 dity;'4
built uporran. extensive rock of limestone; hero is
but it very thin etivering of soil, emplielllitilly " - not
Much depth of earth," scarcely : stl4f , ,:ient I
support of Ordinary
told, are sunk into solid limestone. It is. the gen.
yr:if - opinion that srich Water isilowerfitl atixiliary
of death during the prevalence Of the cholera.. 4
But another cause is found in the greatpanicwhick
the apperance of ',the disease thme - prodUeed. 4-]
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large' portion of the people seemed', to he:strack
With'erniteifiatioti, Very SOciiiltfler 'the di -o,de wall's
blown to exist there, - , and
than orie-third-of the pefideded•teTtlie - Villages id
the ,filgOer„iipti,.:;ll4 fright-and flight "continued,
illiUtS - !thart , ohe third -remained. • Thn.physicians
fora While attempted to stem the etirrent'of terror
'and . derith, but soon seine of them joined the gene
raVstampede or hegira, and the,' 6thers were pros;
(rated by fatigue and sickness. The Board of
Health " went by the board," or at least, for a while,
were inactive. Those who could not, or did not
leave, felt that•they were left to die. They suf
fered from the want of the.nec6saries of life. The
bakers and butchers had fled ; almost every store
and shop in the town, was closed; but a:single ho
tel remained open; and business of every Ide_serip
thin ceased. The. stillness of the grave succeeded
the usual activity and noise of an unusually busy
town; all was Oxen - and desolation.. 100 tvondtl',
then, that of , dime who remained, so large a: propor
tiou fell victims.to the pestilence„for there is no oth
er diseas eso much excited nud aggravated by an ex
cecsive excitement of the mind and Pass:ions. Fear
and grief are especially adapted to produce an
-at
tack and prevent recovery in finis of cholera. It
is the opinion of all sti, the West, (excepting. of
course, the runaways themselves,) that had the peo-'1
pie of Sandusky remained at home and strengthen
ed each others hands ; had there been a ufanife st
determination to meet the enemy with coolnesis
and confidence ;: had the sick beerifaithfullyttnrsed ;
had business heen continued by those in' health,;
had the Board of health been vigilant and active,
there would have been but a little of the. 'sickness,
suffering and death, which the-city now lathents.— '
Pear is a passion not easily overixane, and' it may
seem cruel to blame
. men for running away from
what they consider certain death if they remain:—.;
But it is hard to restrain an expression of. indigna
tion at the madness and selfishness of those who
seek by . flight, theirown safety, when they know,
or should kuoir, that such n Co' ufse will ensure the
danger find death of Others. Life thnS preserved
camiot bee Worth much, dither teits possessor, - or to
the world., ,Far better die ni thepUst pf,duty, than
to live ft renegade to humanity. . .
Language cannot desd. ribe the Stiffer ingstind des
olation that came. upon. t4lie devoted . city- 13etwcen
four and five hundred. died within a Month. Not ,
Only were they left to suffer from
,neglect; in sick
ness,
but after &Alt lb* of them received it decent
burial: Coffins could not, be ob4Li.i!oci;ltn&,inOst of
the dead 'were placed -in rude boxessf rough boards.
It was with great,difiicelty.that any one could be
found to 'dig:graves, add fifty were buried in one
iinmenseltole., ; TP-en tite:BOV: Mr. 'Ffsher, Faster
of the a4Pn g r ega4 o 44 l tektY*44 o t* i glico4 slid
most excellent. inon,ysi `rolled in -the.-sheet, .on
which his died;‘itrid intriedWitheittiteoffill; but in
a rough sox hastily nailed to c ettier::',,, - Seine idea
..of the dreadful state Ofthitiga4. ni*cl there,
may ho shown from • a .few. incidents.. A. gentle
man from 'Toledo, wrht passing through SOdusky,
and - wiis;h4e4ls/ t 'etlititstpd . to go
and heltilierilace lier husband
hunt geese; Ikeda long timei and. she could not got,
hits buried: A'Stranger, sne m‘vning,)net POur chil
.drln ri%•atileritt o g anitwe4pingin the'itieet, OA
Aptuy,4*tind
-141orera;1 . ifid iltp r were without: horiae; antis
ita4rie
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ire esepord s
.K,eeera pon.ible Ftggi. 210 1(1!11
T f re iV,P lo : l _ ls :e le f la fs....,l2 ' ' l l , 9 1e , I rl l l *Y9Y 3l
about ) died. Tiflis fact for ci bly
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w arp l in g.F iis m of ch o lera.
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1 , Ma. , .111Tp,. ktpt ',a drug, sbop in the lit'
'of 0, . i , which Sit:4l..tAra: viti.
, 1... t neits 4 z4lr.. iCuntiflfis - errsterto '6' .ins . it ~
' place M. iy Week cir 4.wciiimr.inler to part
articles,
„wave -needed ;.,fturn,tittie,.-ta,;,,il
basinc -ptie dam ht drove tiff towards]
inliis . W l gcni', in :;-rod k , iotiniii-oth-ei.thsti
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g allon d mijon. On reecTittlfr - 41tir , liiirii,
first at al grocer's with the intutiry,:i -. , • :--.. • :!4. •
---_-" May 4, yonapYfAton.l l ll o l4.ll.M4 ' 1 f., 7 .„ ' ' .1-
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...",.7 4 1Qui tale/m.oa IT .pAillil wit .gliC.)evr,;::..l;;;; .;;::.
• ". Abu . t.. a. tfolhir,a. gallum . I vf.uit it f . 4oittimit ;
trial wit' ."1-,, . -,...,....1- 1' , ;.. I': ;: :•:., ; . • .-
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"Yea; I hive some ;just'!:fit hr - 7 1.1!at i f.tid ; not
much.elsp, which iiwillsell - ataidollat, ..„.
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" Nrery, well. Give nli3 a gallon,"' said, 4.Saiitli,
o,Tio.td 'atijott was hive& ia;froukthei, •, s 4 4llan ii
filled;,.. lief them Mr.,..smittedrate9lf,te. rfetuf,t 9
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0 1.her..b . limey. , , Ainong, the thiags, to, 1.;..,..194 . p, en
IlAtolay4wati to -sue a man.'wle i lt.yet.l,l?: l , aonile
from L:okaiter. Wore going. opt on th nia;ratitl,
•he stoliped at the huusevf his particular ittid, Mr.
Jones: . - ',...tr. Ames liamtedruot-to.lis in 'but- Air:.
Jengs.wlis a kitearaat wommi' , itad. he ght . t.,6 4 4 . 1 0,0,
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her for. ttlii minates , or 'sO.,, A5.,11 - wita: - .4, 'at
.gtep-,
ping into' Iris- wagott•it straelt' MM. -that 't id- gallon,
denti;oh, ivas - a; little in . his :ways. mid 'so lifting it
out, be said t0.MP40ne.4,-- -- .' `:-:, - 1 ..-- .l
"1 4 . :i wislt you apauld take .
,caf r e of this anti 'rcoate
1.46 V '.-:• . .. ' • 1
~'
4 ' '0; . Cif i-i iTtly ,'": kislidd Ffr:_ti•Sotais,'' 4 1 ktilluthe
treater iohnumici: l l : -r.,1 . -- .-' -.--, ,: , ..1: r.. . ~..
0....:And- ;the demijon unerleft in.the laitly!is care._
Some leap afterwards...llr. Jat.,' came hi,. and,
Moo * ng t C . firif iliiiigi diat litteacted his , l aitentiott
whit dila triiii,gidenajon. '•. • I . 'l.l.
1
' 'Mei is•this l" irai; lus notate! inqiiityt
""Something that l Mr. Smith left." , •
. " Mr.,butitli from 1------- r
4 Yes?. .
" I' IVN.ifidei - Wriitit'fie has llii , re - 1" . said Xi
hiking 1: td rd dle_ denfiidin. ': - It feels lied
mho. was. unaesittiangly igmtrved,
mouth a the v.e.s. , :el,,broogitt . in Close cm
the sipelliug prgiuDi of Mi. Jesig.s; -.
"lVitie,ta I 'fiCe t"I fell &mit '1&: lips:
,
"Oh nik Mr. Jones. ..X wouldift touch t ;
said MrsiJones.
" Bring me a glaSs. Do you think Pm goint; to
let a gallOn.of wine litiSs my Nt4y withelut exact
ing toll! rho., --no. Bring pie a glass'. , .
The glass, a lialf.pint tumbler, Wasineduced,
and nearly filled with the execrable stuff .;_sgitilt
less of.gritipe-juiee as a • dyer's 1 vat—which was
poured dinvn the threat of Mr. Janes.
P,rettv fair wine that ; only , a little rotr o di,"
1
said 'Mr. .ones, smacking his Nil.
'"lt's aphame !" r:emarked tir l s: Joiles, warmly,
"for yeah) do so.",- t . i
" 1 milk 0
took toll;" said the httsband, lanoldi 0 :-.
•-
"No hardi in that rin sure.: ' •
".Ratliii beavy.toll, it strikes .tile:: regieil Ilirs.
dynes.? • i ' ' , , .. ; ~, ..,- , i::: - , .2t ;:i ; z3T1 1 11.,-.
Meantinle, Mr. Smith, having campletec host of
his business for that day; stopped at a stoH• where
he-wished two or 'three articles'. put. up. 1 While
these were in preparation, he said to the keeper,of
, the store,i
"I wish, you would let your lid Toni stop over
for inc toj ilr. Jones'. I left a dUmijon of 4 etenmon
wine the+, which I nought for the purpose !of ma
king into jantimonial wiiie." . .
- 0 ceqainly," replied•the storekeeper. :" Here.
Tom 1 .7 and he calletrhis boy. 1
f i i.
Tom c.ime, and the store-keeper said to him,
" Rim Over to Mr. Jones's athr i get a jug; lit anti
monial wine-which 31r. Smith left there. (4o quick-,
ly,,for 3ir,. Smith is is a . hurry." ',: '
"Yes sir," ,responaell theq - ad,,andawa.), , lie ran.
After Mr, Junes N 4,4 disposed .ot his half i a pint
of wine,lin. thought his i sbanach had rather a curl,
ens sensation, whicliis not much; to . beWi)).ideriai
at,' considering the 4,61, fi with which he had burden
ed .it. ,•1 '',
" I woraler if that really is Wine l" said'he, turn
ing froni• the window, at which he had sea 41 him
self, and taking up the deiniion, again.,...- le cork
was removed ind his nose applied tai fiinith of
the htig,o „bottle. ter
r I '• ..-
Ytßik4 mite; lint I'll vbw ,it l s riat... , ituch to
brag of. ! And the cork was piste 'more. r planed..
Just that came a knock at the i100 r..,
opened iti and the store-keeper's 1itt1.appi..:44.1.;,
4
• "-Mr. Smith says, please let hina•have t 'ling of
antinunital wine he left herd." -.[ , ~,..:,
.1 ~ • .
" Antn ':
nonial wine' exclaimed .Aft.,;:.d ties, his
chin-falling, and al - mit:lieu insta u tly epics road his
ace. • - I . r- • .•. ' : . •1 .: •[ .: - -
".Ye6Sr," said the lad,. taking up fhb decaijna
In'tillich4ltS..Jories phinteil with. her.-fin O s And
departinghtoout obiierving the ,effecilds ulipear
:wee luid , Produced. i :. 1
• ' h ti ' - sla . : f ..--
"Autinionitil wilier' fell again, )3 111. ! y r9nqi
the .cpiiyvling lip! .ot,,Mr. Jones. "Scud .for the
dector,..llJlty; quick I' .)h ; How ;dreadfully sittle..l
feet .Beoll for the. Doctor, or .111 be a -diia,/, min
inladfnitihourr ~ , 1 2 1_• •': ~
" Antimonial wine ! .I)resitlfulr .exelainV Pit's.
Jones, turtles pale and ifightened as her - luttlXii.id.
•'"DO you notes
skit ? • •. —,.
' , l o ' Oh yea, As - sick as tleadir An A the li
once ofMr.,Jories by. no means.belincl his_ ,
"Stirl - foritheLboot4 instantly,..Or 'jit , ,ina„)
late." ,i 4; . •
: . Mrs. Junes, ran-first one way:. Mid Oct' i.
ter,ititcl!fituilly hitil.presenlae.of noa:cuo w .,
Jiine,. het 'Ogle doin6tie, , to. rim iwlth nth
• file. the. '' tor, and.tell hint that iMr,..Jna , •
kenlio• by mistake. 1 • ',' , ..' ~..-:....'.
lit e
• ;Olf sta ed Jane at-a sliced , outstripplaz
'Jobnitldpin. -Forturiately -lifer Otktor 7.v.. •
. oftice, and lure:tine ‘Tidiall :the ,rapidity, ,
regaiditcie' dignity,; oU his ofr 0,yrc). 4 14
alined litl ' shimarhiPtinfli suld. . doxek.,l4
On univin .attheihmiso ? f Mr, QII.P S rXO.I.
tauffererly
. opoltaiW, h. 10.1 . - r4P; - 49'
4
i t
'lilt; tarribj . i ' -•-• • • '! !,--• :•• .1-- , i,,:!;•:.-f •,.:•tv, *::::.•_•,- ~
0)111 ~ rtlbraira - if.* , ifivF:ri:lTi
1,13
gimped ti - nt. ..--, T'..5 i; -, .; - :.:1. , :*4: , , , E -, -.;- ,
1011,iiii , '. ifhippeo itila4 11.594..1it
rinflAireo Er I r kKiterrpapckr.t --10 - 1 -7- , ~,,
• ,,, ri - lit naitakeneoyitorig 4*
plordatirme. 4 .*,-7, - .. - i,'.if ,i; ~ ‘,.,,,1. , • - ~ . ;i
. 4
I - - • , ..qiieni* In*st be teraavalinitieli. 0
,i,li3
ktioetor,.- dawn - therridt:ntnn* titrottkilf
end ofil okagi*ltaiorkilitiOrtube f P
_pimp! : jc.lirett ,the-silietoetThan4 at t
llndi‘- eitits:lte*:fadtp.aliti,
, - `k o r r awdlit. - - ; l ifr ow tt ne m, - i of it'
1111, l 'ittilC ”theWru ' 'thit eilrijed .
' -*Thre Amid the 'l,4lictetiotl-.oeeltitl
!Itiiii l l4 l . - - :36sttiti f itliOtt.t'lr -NW
I"
' iligkikli ptfi* - -
:talWr t i * hike.
'VeiiiiiV " . '''"; 'lrei ;'',-;' 1 , - i p-wl
V"Dill ii bitfprilid* - o!ingititid , tt4
'is:Welt-At: - dinit,bevulo 4 -cf the *Wt .
1 , ',.•.!.' , 7 n'T , : . . ,:rf D, 1, 1.1;, ,, z - 3 ,K.
' i ! 1 , l . .' .'
IVotse.' till
oglbiw 7e9;
110j* •--
1e,045 1 4 1 ,ei
Thitfilk
,
- , r •
!MEE
r -
j a , nu
,
_ a
.. , .. sk,' ....
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1., :A , powtitil effect it laid !" '.- ,- ".," , :0•
~ It4-,..t,;;. ,:.:
~ , „Dont thitik.o.it,,",ieturneil the idactor4 , ~", . .Piiini
4 1 glean i pose,yourAttit ...I.* terejK t noW no . I : ll .gP.r...tcli UP."Api
1 i t :, , ,, , tir„,,i 1 pre s hencli•il Wilaf ter:' ~ . . --: -: "'. '
,lie latter 1 I.te wild flig,lAtof,Jaiie-through ; the strecti"-and
t-ha ses t ic h f t -thelturried.utoyeMents q -tlie Docip ri ,didi n ot ,fitil,
ii nv ...,i u ..h4 tto attract attentlod. ',lnititrirellowed,:andit Soon
, ;,„4,p v4s ( er t liedinfie noWftilisint that Mr.:Jcitits had takitti - Nii,.
~,.itit . :4--i i iiiit.: -.:•:". 4.: ~-;.,:r..-1...;,11.. 'AI :,;','..:' • •:, r.-, -: ,--:, i< . .ttr - tai - f",ki-.-
lit 'Called 1 - Ai , §4i41? , -4 2 .YIng:-.41 1 E 51 ?(A 1 4,-- 1 101 1 1*,:it:LOi;
f 1 easier, *was,jtist., stepping,intO his\raggen, - iwbeit a
i nuiti"64l6,,tip `and 'sand to'hint'and-the"sterj lteerii
whoWiu4tintiling_ty.',.',l-: ' z. -.1 "*I."" 'Tr 4 s'' , l l 4,.";3, -,".i
, i , :-" Rive...yob. hitard therneWSll-: , ,",. '
A.Vhatltews, r' ,
-.l,tr: Jories'llas'aint l poion."' '
'3'
'"'Wliat I" . ''''' ' " -'7 ' 1 • • ''...'
~,,po i g , A-T • ! „.,.; ! r,,,,51'„ \.;.:,,
I:i ": Wh iii ..Mr.:4l t,....1'1 1 :1- .;,.“, ~. :i f , . -41 • , 4,- ,4.-
.„4.-yp5!..t,:.40,1.11
~,m, . .ay,Jag- F T- t noh4Ye."% " : , "" 'fr.-cii v l iilt
;” Dreadful;
. 1,, turk.•.-t „ pee hen? - .A.iid ' Ej.Wathout
Wllitfitifqr ftitthe fitfortVnitiOklii.. r sinitti'.siiiike'ili
lAttitio - e - , -- itildlii)ii - citrikinaitia l yfor the. i'ii . Aidtic, - .e
of his-frietal; is,M s.:-Jones treett.itini , ut-etlie , door,
looking
. ry tinsines, '
~,, :... •., :, 7r; .., :.. I), ..4.f
.' llot Is he ?" nquired Sir. Smith, .io'' at :serious
c • ;
votce. •
._ ",ktittle_bettc i "l""tli jin n `, - The . Doi t ltor ; _ltas
L.:o4in it allotf"fio 11 tie it
sloiteti.''' _will 40 4alk
I , Mr..o..SLtiith.,a.. di.il itoAlid chamberArlierellyt
15. ..49 1 V?k,499..Liir ils' W 419 .tll4,4e,4';':# , V,PPP,.
iiir wa.l4nl 10-1 - slile i tl. ~ ~,'; L " . •" i '
1 . Ali,. Mei( rilliidtVe isicleiltda,irililteie;
0 /
l'oiee; aglitt s Stilit !taiithi*liaild, o4 .6l6t anti - Mobil! ,
wine of Yours lras tearly been the death.orniax" , ,• , ,..,,'
-What antitr,: ial wino? inquired Mri Smith,
not tatil*tanditigitiliatilliki rrietivi i ttibitnt,4 ' 1...1 - 7.."
,•i ": Tlte%tine? left. here. in' .",",
he gallon detilljtm
i .; "Il hatwaiin't ta itinuMial ming..
tn i
Mi. Jones rose pin bed. I . •
~
• " Not mitithone wine •
" W.hyl ilte,boy 'said it•-was." , , V. ‘.:•,...,.,'.: ',.:-iil
" Theulto . .diclu: •Imoti•
„any:thing Alton ~t. iti, • At. was.
nothin4,hat some orumon wine wlticliT:ltadliiO.'t::
Mi. sotte".4 - tikile - 'lOriibity4h.', 'Tliertiktoi'aiW.
front the 'bedside d "Mrs. Jotuts - eselatmled: '.-.--",
-: , 5 Well;fri neve i"; "C I ". '7; ' ~) , %.41. •i A ' . .
s -Ilien . csl4 l e , a.li ) Ye . 4PDC..ct"i.n .W.4 i 9 11 .9.4.4.ea
at the - ot4ei don t nglY. - . I • :
" Good-day," said the. Doctor and trclitsdowtt
stairs. ' . I . ''
! ~ -
"- _t• Tin So on have drinking mrwiae, ikseeniS,7
laughed Mi. , Sitiith, 'as soon as tbe Mail , with Vie ,
stomdch-Pump.ball, retired-- ' •. : ,-.,1 t'. .i - •
" I only took. a little toll," said Mr. Jikt; back
into It-hose pale face the color was bp:glutting, tu n
. come, mid - through whose altno?4, paralysed'nerves .
was "again Ilowinglfromltlie brain 4--slicaltitkinflu
ctice. "But don't-say-anything about tt'N'Dolik
for the world r' -
" I won't. on one conditiOn,7said llr,'S.lnith,Whitse
words Were scarce. y coherent; sir strikiglfwas' lie
convulsed with lat ghter. - • ‘, . 4 , ti, •
" Wltat ! is that 1 '
,(1
': You mist - bee ute.A .tetottiller.7 ,
" Can't At that, replied Mr. Jones.
" Then I clitit p wras.v.-
" Give me a da) or ttro to nutkelVmy'rnhal."
" Very Well. /ml now good by ; the straiis near
ly down, and it w 11 be night before I get home."'
And Mr., Smith book hamk4 +Sib 11.t.,atid ?.Mrs.
Jones, and hurried y retired, trying, hut in.,,k,atn, to
us
leave . thd hoe in a grave and clignifieflt4neri --
Long befOre Mr: Jones had made up Ids mind' tit
join the tetotallers the story of his taking ttill.Was.
all Over town, and for the nest two or thri4).ontlti
he hitd his' own tiute.of, it. After that, it, becMne
an did stofy.
ARTHUR.
,and the
act with
I ,
I" Bring
I
lin vine,"
i
no'h
fell
risnigla
1411 ta:
itainchviiwith. a
41R.tFa . #;c9vere4 1 ,
A14t1p,7 - Arns,
all'adnie•pacr
`',"-YesiTthitili tinticiotoitiltitYt4r*n•
you will eflect of.Ole.ldrue-tisAtriiis
. 4 . Nis passe4 lath the sytileyo," -- ; -0,,
Ife§l'its wekk-ai
! '
r. June ,
1 Ho .ie - ; -;',*
matiiiird the reetti atabitions
of committing in securest partnee:
Some etalciuer by 14,4untai i hy the
force of mtellect, --, -ipt/._ i dm: faii„,fiex, by
their beauty and ateompli,bments, and otheks"' sac
teed by stratagetnlOd tskill. Cldttik,o'ri '"*ife' 14
very serious husin is.dand,one' whicirsenrietimeti re.
quires the•exeruir Pl -4 10 little jutlglueut , aii4 , ilisc
cretioa, particular' when the chotien one. liippeoi
1 .,
to prefer some oth tit .111tott. Mc; adage that; "'faint;
heart never won f• it fatly," is generally true:: Avid
_we were ,forcibly,.. tinek • With its ,opphcatiOn Ao.st
cite 'which' 'Oceurre l'r
uorong" siiic l P within .I .dur
own kriiietredge. " tisitit4 down Caiii - •stteie the
Otheilray4W - 0 u iot hole jut
from thei.ortb: tcr i the,ustial civilitiesi!the in ;
fopnedusthat do pg . lo ablenee liehed ittlitatUtl
..
the trounPl r e of Beneillef,hf hiking to Ititn'T. - :elfillei:
ter 'halt "'Whhtl Inatitied,* said, we. Why:heir
in` the Arorld did tho happeuftcrlyou ! swholad vouL
ed that "love slit at Id mill 'form you into an . olisterZ
before you would s NIA to its Power. I 1 .
"'
'Even 407.rePli 'il he.. ','Aut liOett,..arel:i.,tvill
relath the circumst tnees of the,case.- ,Voul*tc
'When . I
.mrifiere-ili t "44pliiiii: ttbaChefor,-' little' ekt
pt... - tini; Alit ifietrtn inter would - bring mirti‘Otitii l
of centlitictia: • Aft rambling about, tlie-einultryt
for , sqpu,ti ile.4,r usti t- tit* Ft.t.ilarrishns, 'muting At 1
Illinom, fishing at t , ackinaT, and,gazmOrith mon.-
der 411 littiiiarig I f iitill'inysclriine'day - - at illgt f ,.
8: liotelAiSarat '; , '. 1 Fluid been thertfi'Wdayli
drinking- a mint twaters;,sailingi stitt'ltllalte;
- Arultiting A•flirl: , - .l iii4:Alle4 34ll ttt NitSk_Akfit'g -I
billiards AV tb the .g ntletneu, when OQI! e,tellll7llthe
company.':` ti t he L leek,_ , Staies \ia.4 lhroiv4infii
milril,(o, l 4 bY;ibei ni-!?4 ,l Ack., l l(s ll iiitutheiieslkom
poetin. _. to she i-,..ll.9,',lltnetenot; bilf imillce to I
railtbat'a singleAti tnite'etiptivittildtin*.l' 3 l-ittitiei; I
did -believ ' in Uwe - t. fittt slght. -till:41ml: litetilenc-
InWthell-L warder deAtlY wtallt9rell 11.3trit144, over
head.and- /- ll l° '! l * j, ,'trove ; 1 .4-re4g:4 l l3 ll qt - ''
aimi,lutitl* - 4 no ; '
.'-'O,; r I • t&litizt'tholl*F*.ay
'sviii' to yiet to its i , tie "teAvith d'gOOtr graec`;uml,
* c 66 - 5 e- quell Y/ det , t d' .to Marry:the &Weis.--
. Snttbo_ti t quead pat4hont,toktun the -object-Rl -
my ivishe -i True 4)>•ittlil J:teett trttreailurailitriPtt
and Tialni ,a_ifit,f .4 Ttnyitelttthat2r,*pei _thief.
#oetlitklltli,g: 'KAI , . .4 liiTeMblyitiiimiati*jidt
i
dress; butilad,a i , ,-and , irorae thah4Ottit hi
vored'one. 1 I m ad. 1401 of ull the. „ tAt'. l4 .4l:llljl,
_V i
thought : co d.l /A e JutpimPressua entthiritie
•heart, t "ix: ! .1.*7 1- fiatt , •72444 l .**d.
R 4. 410.,.:1t , 40,- iiik s ug- rival 1 1 1 1 & . ;9 1 1,*wit t h
could
4 wa k,ii s : e ' 0 ,,.,p,pj . gOri,ipil4it . bl4`!o:fetrftt___,,'47ll 4i
11$4 . 'Nair , - . . or , oiii ,4113 Of W•oP*.friYt."Nit t
•eokfills: 7 riati bar.r . w4lalitfißktbotlogrAk
Jlo , ;gBiltAri.: , . AO-Pti ' 14.04.kiit-th944Yilitif*
Ittle9ll4 nt t t--'''' . i . i YiC i P ,, :l i g,l;tii6. o .ly , t,„ t oo r
2.1, 51, .4 ....tt it 44 l ?..P n wt,,,:A
i... lititexia' .- • , $ , .....t'
• 144.1400. - ,l:4,litilefacopimimivot,
of,bitst , ltlidta., , ,_Y ''_ . rit #tel_ft 1,09ir
Va l i COW ;*: - , ..r-- ; .`!. :sin' 4
.4 14 - ,PPIPPIrkti . . -
4441 t ' „ sAlPear, , .44540#0. 1 1,,,
utOl;'. : ~;' ',.,`' !RAI 'ill i ll i ttaCn, t, tit iii‘H
04,74 - - - ,e41•04 , ,i04. 3 ;4'.04 . -titei4t4fittl
-,-1: - Wiiti.f,.---41 , :i• - -, - ,c 1 3 4 :1;A!..414-:11,i
6' , -'' •,' 6 4- - - - - 4 'I - "1 . - -".
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kilt Alc)4n l M4Y/PP,F„sPir,l_tti,, ?IL
the Lila Do. YOU*IIK
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• '
,;
Previou&atteMlowt !A*** : t _
1 s'ponivereti`thikaithoiNk ; mos : * *
vijittipedizo utli6o, 6*-:WilitsVeptik : lii, ; i,
'tlesirotti -to AO4 Wl'6lllollki*' "., ,thoil
day he .ibion#o4:4o#l4. -- WO
j t l h x ji Oti d d a e y a : yiwi ,,, n i g vta to t i rr
lc ;
ssid.digi :
l ' im)l7j,:,,
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i t at — -''' ' -- •
oidisii.g o tat6, 4 „ t; ~_ :, 4 _
ititir
I tigver -
too; I
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flieu4r
sot:A(130ot
brig trier
et paiule
such a,
yeti ere)
k 1
--,A third'
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•4csoilipf"
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• ,A,BotA, _ -
;'l,l"'t i fU'rti 3f -. 3- K1F.10 01 4 4 4 4 ;44 - . 2 0- . . - f.:;
. , tv,e iir - give 44 6 1.;. 1 44.ii1ci4i 4.
. • Itit - theliotliife..*Atii:;4'l.4_,.l 7 4':7't •,: .-
~' Nyfiiitheo- ; /Zik*sifObilt*,,- 4 1,!:',
• di*lP-4,A lov .144 40i4citic* : --: 7.
i P' - ' .: and 4. ol TgfL . .?t i r4A*oolCairi ..--';•., •.-,.='•
• :J ' Ai;i • pf4i/ei.tunei4ini,..i
iirtAkikalia. - 001.401,
hithoi:eanitathe - ' i: - .. 2 . ._ ,
v iio , 4rresextte4)4 ., ::' , "' '
.
, u
6: 1 0Iti . - „_ ~
imr;lrlOd 'kind -,jiit 4iti4i. :• , Jritki:
. iiaii - e'reirheiciitiiii* , . " .4 -''
"•Ttit iw'tiiii'''igiSON4biit "
~ •''' . 1 '' ,- 1.,
iymi:::i;iiii the;iikitti*,,,..l*_„!"
' •med the' aeleetidiaii. 3 *o l .._,..,, IPIRWAIIgiI.,.. .._ 1
out - right elle d • 2 t l'gotatoo;'4.:;:.:- . 4
. Alplat.is A;? wliakk.t .I. •4... 0 ? • . •,_l - ',5
• us,limirAt 1".. I.'o, Wslt".` '"'•' - ap - . ..: . *i. ,,, - ,
thadair.iii4.4i!r,firiiii - l!'iiii , .". . , •
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