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iilziil (iii. in ztzi-'liiii: do.
' 0 free siil)si:i'iTioi‘:‘~, or ihoso ll‘.‘ll|._'; out of
‘tflg C t;-:,-‘mt-‘s ilisi':'ii~:‘. arid who call for
their })Il§){‘.-1'8 at the till}-se, '
Co'npanie:s of five or ll‘.-.’)':'t) rt.-ccivitig their
pipers by mall, if paid in iidvaince
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fiwiizics of all .~'l'.".t‘$ tor ll
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liisil l'C'l‘.tl_',.'-l‘-l7l*'l0 .(5'~’-ll" _ ,
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‘bf-zilzk wal:i:i‘v. .':iioi'i'_v, iiiiil ‘~
5i,_;i3.-:.:lll(l tiiiislicil ti gill’-l W ”“.V-
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_o_i'a-ill-'iiiiin_;( Eii‘.V'I1.“-
A Qonil lio:ii'si: will he i'o:idy at any hoiirto
"" “V trend fiiiierals from the cai‘.~' oi’ :~:tciiiiiii0=IT-
._ l'iiriiiti.ii'c.
l‘lltit'~' i-i.;':{iii'T "l:t<r'-.'-i“’~'. Willlli" \\'«'ll‘*'‘- &‘3* cm"
st';iiitl_\‘ on ';iti:i~'l.~ (,ll'Zll‘l'.§' left. at «‘il‘iH‘t' 01' Q1”
ware i'o:;.iis =.v'.il be pro iiplv 2tli:"lltl'c‘.(l to.
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. OULD i'espectfi:lly liiviie the citr/.oiis
ol‘ .“§oi'w ill; and i.'ii‘7iiii't_y ‘to visit. l.lil-.il'
8SlI:|l)llSil:ll(‘lil '.vl‘ii<:'ii will at‘ all ‘.i‘._i‘;:'.~'. fin‘-
iiislieil with .ovr.-my il:!.<i:i‘ll>llUH ht‘ gooils for
ladilis’ and q.>.ii'il«=iiii'.~:i'-s ivinir. and zit. pi-i.-;i-5; that
cziiiiiot. fail to :_-iiit; the lllll'l1i!Il.\‘.’ll'.‘a'. 'f';ie sub-
.=;ci'ibi-:i's are also l1'litt!l.llli(:ll1l'l[‘.,‘{ all ll’-.nd.< mt‘
ladies". gentleineii’s and cliildi'cii's woi'l<_. All
Work W:ll'l'ill)ll(‘.tl to give the liest S:ltlSfil(3ll0ll.i)r
the money in all cases will be readily l'el'.lll'|)he(l:
-’cepiiii'iii§,i, done in the best; inaiiiior. The gett-
tleineifis _l)l'l1llLfl1 will lie coiidnctcd by Mr.
Clia’s Finlcl. (late of l'}i'o:irlw;i_‘.'- No Y.)
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1'3. f.il~I{}l‘{,.>‘t§\l.l)_ l"].l.‘i:‘iD
.Noi'wall<, Doc. 3, 15349.
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‘.‘ illow ‘
5§‘1‘;!-."i7, wli'(‘-i'o we will lie;-p irliiistiiritly on hand
it st-‘leiiiliil 2lS.<t)l’l".ll£‘tlli of lrlritfi and Caps cf
uvs-,r_-,- \’ill‘it‘l_‘.', from the lowest in price to the
llpgl in 1),0lll,l‘()l' service.
The people of N()l".\‘tlll{ and its viciiiity are
i'(-.spc(;tt'till,\_' invited to call and exiiiiiiiie his
.-;to.-la of (}‘ap.~:, of \\'lll"ll lie is receiving weekly
.<iipplil-st fi'oiii N<é\‘.' ‘\"o‘.'lt. of ei'ei'_y style He-
plc¢l,igi>s liini~:cll' to sell the Caps below all cam.
-,>7.:£i.’.t'im as has (ii-llll(*.,l)(‘.i’.‘-I) pi'ove<l l)L‘_\'Gli(l ques-
tion. liah; ofall il«:st:i'iptioii made to orilei‘ fil-
glw _-;!t«~.:-’.:---‘I’ lt.llt':", i:.ij.'iii;: in l)l'l'.'(‘, friiizi
,3-.v.-.;-,1.-gt. if-‘1,tl';). lit: woiilil sziy to ow aiiilziil
l;'!l4i_f lzi tli’il't‘l!=! so ::iiytliiii;: in th-:'- l.laf. Cap
or 1-'ii;' lillf’, to _-_-'::'i‘. liizii a (-all. tl.\"'\'~.'llll l-.i.~; c:-;-
l(’.tl~l\'(T :l.\’.\'fil'llll(’ll£ llu (,'Z".l)ll()l‘.litll to please both
..iu §,ii'it-tr :Itii'_l >l_', ii). I
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till’. SY‘;lJ.~‘(,‘l‘llZ(‘l‘ woiilil i'esiier;tl'iill_\' call the
tloiitirzn oi‘ iilC"l‘.ili)il['. to t lii: l2ii';1i*.~t' iissoi't-
l‘=.lili.»i'iii.~-iii ii‘. iii!
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this ."(il3lli_‘.’, \\‘li‘cli he s on
:-.:i:l iili'«.~:'< ‘Tir sail:-. zitiliri vi-.i'_v l«'.‘\\'CSl pri-
lt i»; ::.; " no siiiiilai' i‘=s'§i=._lili.~ii
;',;g\}}1’ L-;,~.,; lit,-;;7~:'3] ;1 lH‘ll'i'l' U1‘ (fili:‘::,llf!l' 1:l‘ilt"l
' ilk‘ has al:-in a \'(.-:'_y
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lat‘;-i-, lb; of t,"iia'i'ia;;o '\'i'lii;i;,\\'lii(:li lreolll-i's
V
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at ;';,,-l.—~.;-,\- pyir,-t-u. it is his lt:l'(' ion "to sell llll_‘~.'
and ("i’i'l".‘ article in liis line as loTv asziny i:-thi.'i'
(‘:42galillrtlilllfilii in t';:.:-. i-oiiiiii-y. lilo has on hand
33:? 2i.-_:iiriiii-'-;i.* of .‘.4:-altll:--i'y \\‘;:l'(’,3!llll con-
l
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turns to ii'i2.i;i:l}i;-tii:'<- all l".lll(.ls of Liootls in his
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ll:-‘:l'l'-Tfiilzl of :'i?.‘s. t:'ci::-ili‘!'.: Cl‘ Sliiilxlnlil “iii
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that he is now cyiigsaga-ii iii ‘l)ll>‘ll‘i('.‘_~‘S on his iiwii
ni,::o:i;i2, aizd on lilo (.‘.]t'u'.(r'i)1 ‘I‘cz’t{.’_// ]ir(_?,~', and MIL
.
(l say in ll2i"ll! niirl the
' ".':::.~': to all i'i‘-lloCti:i'_i niiizils. tllzil,
|,'(|,,‘I,ll§."i', liL£‘ ..._. ilttlilit i;ll:1iL'.('.5~.5 on the (.'i?«"
, . and izizzt a r./;r;.y [oz/3 1."l"fL'C, it ii'.ii.~t
£)'.,‘»l1'.,ii.:‘ ‘\: 'r<.‘:i-:l_‘.’ 1 " _
Ail-..l1l‘;..iis v-."-.il cini.-t:::itl}: be iiiade ofseason-
able got.-iis. to his zilieady large stock coiiipi'isiiig
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an iiiiii-snzil v:iiict_\'-
'.l‘lio :.~'Ell.).~'2(fl'llJt!l' ll:ill'tii'.-T. liiiiist—rlft‘liat' from his
iiie:i:i.< and liing f‘C\llt’l'lt‘ll£5(', l(),'_'(‘lllt‘.l' with the
«ir:-at li:il«'.‘.'.'i‘l‘ilé‘l‘.l'S to all who may want gootl
Ililil cit-{Vi}
“ " ‘ iv?’ R 'C.‘O.‘»l.‘5'l‘.OCK
‘to. G
’il‘o the Eventing Star.
or J: ‘ii. J3.-Xl‘.RICI\'.
Lovely‘ star! wlil-n'e’ei' thy sliadow
'.l‘hi'ows on earth a silver ligl'it,
“limit on si.ii:iiiiicr vales i'c'p'rtsliig,
In the silence of tlie‘iiiglit—-
‘r when hid in clouds of winter,
lit the distance dim to me. ‘
Still ‘I steel; to trace thy l)Ei.'1tlly,
.-"riitl its preseiice long to see.
. I
lliavo loved to \\'2ll1tl(‘1‘ lonely,
"ii t.ii-. holy t\'.'ili;_*ht ilt.‘_l,il‘;
I l are luvcil at evo to liiiger
i\ii~'l the scenes of irioonlit bower-;
‘\Vlicii thus free from eartlrl_v S0l'i'OW_.,
Aiiil flit‘. world of care within.
I hiivo lovoil on tliec-. to poiider,
\,VllI‘ll thy liglit my theme hath been.
1
All the ll(‘,.‘tl‘l”S r-iiiotions sluinlser,
I ‘~"ill'iiii‘i iipoii thy ;;low I ,'.'ltZF‘..
Tliiiilaiirq sonii my life inay iiiiiigle \
WV i the l_i!is.~‘. of l,lC‘lil(“1l‘(l2l.\’S;
And a S(‘l‘;.~‘(‘ of Lil‘(‘[)-i')llf‘(l i'apti,ii'e
('l‘¢+i' lE'_‘.' tliiiiiglits arid l'uelii.i,<;s steal.
\Vli:-ii l ll!-*-i':l' the liyniii of Vi-.spci',
On tin: air of oi"-.-iiiiig pr-:.1l.
.,,
lil
Thou dost‘ claim the lie:ii't’s devotion,
As :2 liiiglit: and 5;'o:'ioi'Js st':_ii'——
Tlziiii liast cvi.-i' l'H,'t-‘-El ii liozirnii
lo the '.i':iiith:i'oi' i'oaii3ii=_;r fa i";
Aiwl lii--iicatli li':_‘; lii‘ai‘.i_\' l'._r-,aiity,
\‘~flir~ii flit‘. w.ii'lil wa.< lost to me,
I lirivc liilt its din Elltl (ll:<£‘.(il;(l
Ciziiiigiiil to times of lizii'iiitiiiy.
Tho’ iny ili'(-iziiiis of yoiitli are vanished,
;\:-.-.i i::: flirt‘-tizi_<; }}lt'llSlIl’(-5 on-.1-,
Still with lll(‘t.‘- tin-re (;i')tll!'.S i'eincinl)1-ango
(“-l' i!.-‘.i;;ll::.< i'll2lf,ill‘(~) no more.
And 'i"-.'lll’ll‘,(lt‘lllll iny spirit severs
Fr m il‘.~.= wririi-_y weiglit of‘C:ii'th,.
Be-. tlion still its t'ait.lil'iil l)t_‘ilC0l],
in a iio'.\'-(.-i'cat:eil i)il'ltl.
I-low many tlioiisaiids of the mlS€l'i€:S,
rniscliicfs and misfortuiics now in the world,
have sprang‘ from this very little. word of
four lctt:-rs! lts coiisoliiig powers have
been tl‘i(;‘-”l to the utmost, by all classes, and
under :ill ('ll'(Tllll'lSl11tl(‘.f;‘>‘.
"' lt’s 0,’;/y two dollai's, says the _r_ra.
‘iii himself wlietlii-ii‘
'7
or notto talco an ai'tt.-riiooii’s ride.
1‘ "' 13.‘; .5’;
,_ . '... .rI. I‘ ‘
i'<-ii;-'-1.-.‘ ii-pr lll‘Cit‘.Ill :-.::-:l l.=;:::i.jc il<_\li:i.it,,».l
TL lH‘l“.'.:ll:i (il:'.‘-l'tir‘l'.‘=, 5:-.-. 3:; iiiiivi-i's:il3_\-' at‘-
':,i:mx,v,l't-.il-;;:tl to lie |)C.‘(.‘tlllItl'l_\" i-fiicat-.ioiis in all
loss of a t-:-tilt-, iialio_e:<t':oii.
:;:'o.’::i<l \'~.':i;«'fzi‘;€L*-
‘ \'iUl{\l‘.l ti:iiii;s'.lii
-Zllltl ;ii'oiiir>ti-~' pm‘::;:ii‘zi-
\“.'. la‘. l.‘.il_.‘_~.“Jlu'i..l.i.
_lil't.‘ll.‘?L“S tho imi-.-zi;
wit
u,
ti‘.-ts li:ii,iit:=.
:E‘.'o lll'7!tl aiiil st-iiiia
iioii.
::,t >:1l-.‘:i'i'
.,
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1.
N
u L‘ ,3"
ll. _i1.‘.--ill."
— — "v-‘4. '-."».'i>;.' ’. ';:.fi-i'i:>. iris l".iviiil:_: :‘.nd lilo?
" pail-,iE<: trial. in-, has llE'!(l~O lll'l'i'tl),'_;(-- y
i .. 7‘~..ls:i.i-iit;.= for L".)ti(ll.lt,lill,1: tla.-. tiboiwi 1
l)i!_sl%l(‘\'.~; in all i:.: vai'io1:.~.; lil';:!l(.'lIt‘F. at the old
staiid on fvl-till’) s-‘i:i'e-ct‘, wlici'e he will he liitintl
l'e.'l(lV to do all iiltitls of work usually done in a
(-(i|1l)'ll'\,‘ shop: iiovcr tires in 'ii'oiilng wagons.
_ul(i-iglt_~_:._ anti sii::li work as his ciisl'oinei's \\’l>4i'l
. lb: p:i_\'iii:1' .‘Fll‘l(:l. llllf'llllUl‘l to his busi-
' in 3}‘-:0, ;i("l‘li'l'.t S:!il.<lli-':-
A :V
<.l0lli"..
‘ ,. .. .
pig-§:»:_ zimi :>.:‘,.':«'::-. Hi tt‘..',.'.
‘ 1i: ltf' 5‘ ";".-~- first) \\’ lillt l:':l¢‘:’i‘§~‘: ill(".lllll'l'-
_ ‘ . ,. . . . . 1 _ ‘_ I, _
,._.;e .,', 3;-_('~. ;-::!.;it; Willi llir. slt-.'i::i: ltliil lit.) ll.!\\
‘will ‘,'=l"“.‘(‘I’.l ‘him fruiii l’(f(?€fl‘.’ll!g a share of
,i‘.:a'-_"t‘. ~
ix. ll’, lliiiso-:sii:ii~iii__~; dc-tie in the most; ap-
pr(’i'«.'oil it‘.::iiiir.-i'.
I\Ioi".i"zillt, .lan. 1, 18:30.
,-_...__._.__.__.
r3'.'- :, " . o _: -—. " ll}
..~..c;o.?:vi..2'.-.-,-ii5;tz. r~3;2n.t:.
"‘“»"(_)'l‘lCliI is lie~i'c.li\,~' givr-ii that deposits will
_._‘“ lie l't‘.('.t’l‘.“_‘tl l‘_j.' the fl'£‘:lSUl‘(‘l' at the lt ail‘-
fnizl i’7i;-ii.ntv ,l’;:iiil:. lioiii ll! to1;‘ o'<-.locl\'. 5&-
:ii;il iiiiiii '2 it) 1. ifizli:-1'.‘-:. l’. L"?-(:11 .‘iHiiil:=_‘»'S,
, .4 ..i 'iv' '. .».. .1 ‘
t.!.i~.ti.¢~.,\, 1,1‘-.i.:-. :~-.i.l-,‘~. lll.:i.~(Ir‘_.a ..il- . '
r,’-:.\'.-:. and fill l‘7;:ii::=l:«_'_:;< ‘fiviiii lit to ii? .i\.
Ho ‘3 l’. until i"iii‘tii<--i' irritico. .l)t‘l'-
.-iiiss wt.’ _ to lllill-Lt‘ lo:ii:~: are i'oi'pir-sh;-i.l to
l:::=i l :1 \'i'l'llI4’-ll zipplir--itioii to tlie ll'€t‘.ESUl‘cl‘,
riiilllllg ainoiiiit and StH‘l1l’ll_‘_.'-
'1". \'\‘r.’\PL;\:l'il-")., J.R., Tl‘ell$.'l.‘.l'(‘1'.
I‘ioi"\v:iil<, Dire. 3, 1.5’-ll).
'1
,.
3 .1. fizz »._«'_.i-.3’;
~ 'i."{."- ll. .-"i. F-."il'l'l‘l;l. lli')'iV -Pl‘ll7Clll.‘ll of
_;€__.~._ léaililirzi llill f$:.*tiil:i:i:'y‘ (i'.:il‘i(lQP,'}()l'l).
l;,l\’lIi1jlZ2l\l‘.Il tlii~ lll:l';>.(_! in l.lil.\‘ piacrj. l:ii'iiii:tly
{,t"l,‘l.\'«.'{)ll|i. l,lt‘£1(':!.‘}(f(l,
t'f‘l1":l:iL".l l:-\‘ l:ili":ii:i
tllllt‘:5$ to rp-
_ , lot
will l'*.‘l."l()\l'.’l;'i‘l'(‘, :;:;.'l he in ‘am:
;)?1;:il.*4 at the iisual tixiic-~i'iio liist
"."'."i-:5’ :- , lli _‘vi;:_‘.'.
(,'i;i:i=_lai';; t't)l7lllll:lll,"_'[ '.f’(‘i'tti.s fol‘ lii'i:'ii'(liiig
I~’t‘ll(Tl.ll'.‘$ l:l:l_'\' he foiind at the l.’ri.~‘li Office. A
liiiiittail ltl_lllll,‘(’l' of Day ‘o'c'ii;;1ai's will be re-
<é:-ivi‘-il. ,
‘illiii}AIS‘.-—»-l!)l'llttitl'}' liiigllsli .Qtii«lics,-
liiglir-i" lii';iiii:liiis.>fil(l l)t‘l' sv.<.<iuii(i,iflivo iiioiitl
1-lxirzi cli:ii'_-;_:o.< the saiiic as for lio:ii'diiig pupils.
,, __ __A __.
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r »_ - -
ui.~ ~.J s-...:a..
€323 Ki’ ‘»\.:;"‘~.\_ list:/.. ‘\Vl‘il!l.'-_“l|l: lroii ll-lltltl F:i;<t-
'7-1. ‘l '4;/"i:‘:i';<: 73-:i(,l iloz. llliiiil i}i,it‘i:=; also
llliiirl .‘~'ta].-li--:, l’:ii'is_ ('Hl(‘l’2lli'l, lllttrlilf‘, i'ei'di—
;i'i.<, ('.lll'Ull'li: zn-zl liiigll.-all lireons, Oils, V ar-
nish, C\'.c..l(.‘l' sale by
WM, C. S'Fl1l3E’l‘.
l\lat'(:l1 -zcnii, is.3o'.
‘i???“'
@gvr'_I-fllfiq
J-\« __,v A.
5'. ‘.‘:z' .3; P53
23. ,’iOlL Christmas and l‘{c\\' Years 'preseiits.
1};-;.;:lmy .lon-.itli:iii’s Pl"llll'llll._ N. 3.’ . daily
“ml w(-i;.l,§~,- pap:-i'.<, Piilicti‘: Llzizz-ttc.'.\'(-il i3iiiit-
liiit-.':;(’)wii.'Uiii:-lo tiziiii. liliiipiic City‘, &i9. ‘can
lll(‘ toy shop of _ _ _
(-2lC‘.',)l:l(;lLil '\V. JEANIIVGS.
Norwalk, Dec. 17th, 1849.
be oblziiiiotl at
.FRESI1 SU'.l7’l’if,Y of .fl.UElll_TON,
.. ‘C.)LARK (V7 'bO’S ‘GE'Nl'JINl<‘."' ‘COD-
Ll\"l*‘.l}t ()lL.just received and for sale by
.l ohn A. ‘Need.
f'7;,'illl7i 3i'.l~,.=(-i'llioi' will'coiitiiiiir- the biisiiiess
-l".i.. of ’l‘;iiiiiiii;3 and Ciii'i'yiiig. l.lltr_l-'-}l'tl3e iiaino
aizil tirin of l‘. S. Ayrcs A; C0. ~
llld-:5 and lit: l'l§ wiiiitcd. ,
D. A .\ .'L’»E.S.
New Ciniaiiii, Mai-<:li 16th, 17:60.
_a--‘
_ iisi: of i.-wing‘ so ~.=:i:i;i;v l’.‘."={‘.-ll o:‘ic’.~: si‘-if’!
(.
about in ('l'U,li'.‘
.
F0l‘i‘.L illll‘
— Scarlet‘
$ll‘L‘l'i_Q’ll1('lli')Ll bar daily iiidulgeiice, will para-
lvzc all the btist faculties of the mind, and
‘ liuiijl, in it rapid dcscent,.down’ the path of
uisiionoi' and t,llS_{_i‘l‘€lCL‘t. '
friends that we neetl tear—not the \\'0l'lhb
lziiigzli. “ Only the broken constitution and
sleepless’ Dlgl1t'S—-—I’10l the saciitlce of refrain-
ing from excesses which bring them on.
‘3(')nlv’f an act.-u.<:iri,g; cotiscienccnced we
diead:-~not the i'ir.liciile of false frierids 3 lind
only by hccdinq the w:1i'iiings0f that con-
scleiice, and sti'ivin,<_2; to do our whole. duty,‘
can we hope for happiness, either in this
yoiing cli-rl.«', rl‘cl;atii‘i_;r wi
“ It's
only two (lollat,s :’-..vi' the tirzini-—\i'iiat.’s tho
ll
}:
SOI1'1{‘:-
.-.7-
1: :1
no and irnjiiy it, and in o it up tvitli
tiling‘ else " Anal so he goes. .
Ono stop talrcn, and can‘ l(?lT."iT.f'.ll0i‘l yield-
r~-:i to, otii:-.i'.<: soon follow (‘.lr)St~"l\'. "' Oiiiv 7’
iio consolim: l‘)O\‘.".‘l' l\’lli(_'l1 biiines to his
. in maéijrc-a:<c. “ Only live dollars--0nl'v
‘ml! (inll.'ll‘.‘= for this splciidlil coat,” and so mi,
fi‘<ii'n one i~.\:pr-iiso to r.not'iici', till he finzls
l’iiin.<<‘-lf' on the l')l‘i‘;‘;l{ of being involved in
ti 23:! and dis-jrace; ‘v-xii:-n he i‘.a_v i'cpc-nt, if
l: will, tlllil loarn wisdozti for the future,
from past f‘.‘I,l‘.£‘.l'l:“.l7C(‘.
“ lt.’s o;-t]_7/ lifty ciiiifsj’ the poor li:iril-
worl-ting shop girl, as she licsitzitcs about
l)ayiii_: some ti'iflii'ig ornament which she
does not iiced.
and this is soyprctty and so chcap——0nZy fifty
cents!” and away ,9-ocs her liai'd-eariicd
inoncy - and a stop is taken in the formatioii
ist
‘lil
,,
.".
Sf‘: ‘(S
‘l
of a liabft oi‘ iisclcss f‘.\',!1!-‘t'lL‘llll1l’€‘, vi-hicli slie
hail bi-‘ll.(’l' watr.:l cziimfiilly, lost it lead her
on to >‘0ln(‘5.lll:‘i,Q' ivoi'::c.
“ i:.il:l'tl‘(.‘, en’ ii’s only a fippcncc.’-’ says the
poor li'isliin:in, as he lays down his irioiicy
fora inorning dram’ of wliislccy; but poor
Pafs C0t}Ff)l:1ll0l1 docs not last long; the
“ lippcnci:-. ” is not alivays at hand with which
to pavscot; and wlicn obli-_:cd to contrsnt
liinisclf with a smallizr portion, he can still
say, “ Faith, it’£s but twopcncc, an’ w'hei'c,-’s
the ilifl'ci"mico '3 ” ’l."l'ic House ol COI‘l'GCllOI’3
soon i'r-cr.-ivr-5 him arnoiig its inmates; but
7 iii‘-r-s-t:ot c.-n‘c—-ifs only an lrislimaii.
“ li’s o:~ili,r 1'3;-r this 0tit‘*(’,” s:i_'-5:‘: the man of
lYlc‘)!i("l‘1lil‘. liiftiits, ivno h“.s rt.-:~c-i'.«'<-ll O‘-.'<’:l' anti
orcr :l,_i’_i‘.'llll.lD quit di'inkiiig', but who ever
finds the rectirrinq ti:-i'np‘iaiion too strong’ to
be i'csi.~;tcil——"‘ only this time, zfntl Tire done
witli ii." lint, alas! he llllb’ said the sarno
words too many times for it now to o3:ei'cisc
iniich infiiicncir; and the l'ia'oit _<_rains the
izi:ist=3i'y over him, and he soon sinks into a
lruiii{::i"’s _E1‘l'£1‘-'(‘.
“ lils only act Of di.«v..hodicticc,” says the
.
soc;-tr.r
loviz-ci':ir:l<i‘-ll ‘y'(:t_l!!_i2' :‘i'il.'5S to hr.-rsclf, wlicii
I
\\‘llll
ti iii-iiiiilcss fop—“ only
Vim, ;;.:-t of «.iiso't'iotli:.iicc, arid
;~:iiri~ly fiithiir
arid iiiritEici- will soon foi'g'ivc inc ; ” and she
l:il{Cé tin). rasli stop wiiicli Uii.'sl{t.'S her whole
life lnlSi:'l‘€‘.l;:lC. I
llrlillly an :~::ni'l man can tell ‘us of the
l;ililSlll‘l<_‘v‘, sonl-i,§c>t:’oyii'ig"infliicnco of tiic
liabit ii'i(liil:__i'i‘ii'l in y(‘l.llll, Ol qitiiztizzg the
C0ll5.Clt‘.lt('.'C when 1'4;-baking tliciii for some
iiastzin<r<~: or \“i~i'lii'i_o‘—tlriii.i;_r, or oinissioii of
', by the iiioiiglit——-"- .lt’s only this
v
llll!C—-—-(),'.’.'.‘t.‘ will inzilcc no di;'tl3i;eiicc ; and
tliiis on to tile l:i:'t—:ur'c and :lldl'Clli. a.cii_<_,
the ro=.id to ruin. '
'l‘al;e ;;c~titl llt'C(l how_you use that little
word as an - excuse for iicgligreiice, wasting
time in irillos, or spending money foolishly.
or l:.‘.lt‘.l', a habit once forincd,
lt is “ only " the loss of reputation and
” ” ii-
‘.\’Ol'lLl or the next.
....———J—
{jt’—,;.Tls:3i'<: wi_>.i'c st-vcan inches of snow at,
i -wiizlcn tho S‘illt_“l'l.? of tlii;:ii" ctijoviiii:-nts.
, pin.-copts to thcii' inimls, cori'c;t in them what
“ I can soon earn it agaiii ;'
James Lewis was fifteen years old. Like
many lads of his :ige,,l1e felt, at times, that
the parental hand, ivhicli sought to guide
him aright, drew upon the rein too often.
He wished to do many things that his father
ilisappi'0vei‘l, and often became ‘impatient
‘when clieckécl by one wiser and more ex-
perienced than himself
In this respect, James was like most young
persons, who think th(=.irp:1rei'its Q gnar-
dians _over-particular about them, and more
iiicliiicd to aliiitlge their plt3;:SLll‘C'S than to
‘il thinl; iiJ&lC1‘ is vcry unl-:ind,” we have,
lieaid it boy s.tiy,'ivlien the act of his p'dl'(‘l'ill
was (ll(Tld‘.BLl by the tondcrcst regard for his
welfare. ,
“ "M-3tliei' never likes to see me enjoy my-
self," says. a little girl, when some l'B.$l.l'lCllOt]
laid upon her. And yet. that very :‘csti'ic-
tion is mcaiit to save her from years of mis-
ery in allot‘ life.’
Children are not apt to tliinlc that their
prirciits are oldi.-i' and more expcrieiiccd thaii
tlic-ii‘is<‘:li'r-s, aiid, in const-qiieiicc know better
tlian they what is for their good. Nor do
th-ey coiiipiciiciiil the loving and ll]l)ll_Q_'lllflll
cai‘-J,'(lr-e_pcriii’ig often into uiixioiis soliciiurlc
‘~‘~’i'~li \\’l'ii.Cl1 they are c‘.-‘er l'C‘gt1l";lt3(l. We
do not grt.-aily wonder at this, becaiise the
niimlis of cliiiiilicii are not.“ pet-.c-ctiid, and
tlieir store of expei'iciice is small. _Still, they
ate able to UtltlL¢l‘Sl$ll'ltl what their ].‘D..l‘Cl')lS
teach ll’lf:.'m, and to act \'\'l:'4_‘l_\', and thus ‘to
secure liuppiiness in the fiitim-.-, that their
pai'oi'its and friciids so often present good
I
they see to he wroii__Q=, and sec-i: so constziiitly
to tiirn their feet into ways of safety. _
But we are goirig lu relate something
zibc-ut :1 lad tianied James Lewis, who was
liftccti years old. A boy who has gained
that age, g'ci'icr::lly has his l‘riii'id pri-tty well
stored from l)0i')l{>_‘, and is able to think on
a _g00Cl inany siiliji.-cts. A rid he is, uioi'covcr_,
vcry 1 pt to l.lL‘.V'c :1 pretty good opinion of
liinzscli, and to believe that he knit '5, even
l,ct:ei' than his f.itlier, wlat is best for izini.
.lLl!‘[)i'-IS was such a lad as we have here
pictured, and his father often felt troubled
iibont him, when he saw lt0\V pcrsevei‘iiigly
hc so‘-.igl.it to liave his own way, even though
it was OppO‘:€Cl by his p-;ii'cii.'.s.
“ My son,” said Mr. Lewis, one d:i_i'-, hftc-tie
liaving vainly ciidcavoi'ci:l to nialcc J-c..iii«_»s
'tlll(lL'i':'.Zlfl(l that siiirictiiiiig he v.'i.=lic.l to do
i>.'u,s i.z.ri‘iii‘i;;_{. ~‘ tin-2' are two iv:i_vs in life-
l.= mt-iris-:*::, {‘il3t,l ti:-.; otiicr to :
in-.-; by
c-no i:.:-atiiiz;
,. 4--‘. fj-ist, titty i‘ui‘i alinc-st i
may e:‘:.~_ily step frorii one LO life
,:vcr»r-.orno in 55;:-’iiL of each other ziggaiii.
'l.'l;<—: :_:atii that l::i.l(i:3 to Ll'::Sl.l‘llt:llL)l!, Ill},-‘i-.*_Oll,
ionic-s more iiiviziiig to the yoiitig and in-
i::;pe1‘iciic_e-:l than the one that loads to hap-
piiii.-ss. The llo=.vci’:~: tiiat grow z‘:ioi:g its
ii‘;:ii';_§ii'i lnivo bi'i;,;‘litc:' hues and a more at-
t:‘:.‘-.i'll‘.'3 pt-i't':.i:iii-,2:-iiili: in the disianco :1
iilfi.'l‘_ll"i2*Ll l'!'lg'i.'lI 5:1‘-:;s;~.cctsai'o :_‘ji\'{'tl to tile
I
-~ V‘ .,,, _\ .- an ., '7 ' .. .. .
<~_j.': :. the yxaiiiig x.'.lL.' 1.-atriiaily ll‘,-C;1]ietl to
....i*- : ii .. ’ r... .' ..
\".c.l_‘.~. in lilif) «mi. ;,-at (god ll-J5 oiicn
~ -'5
‘thicin pzii‘ents Lilltl lliczids to point illif-.'l1 to
the l)L‘ll(:l' ivziy,aiitl lead them tizcicfzi. 'fhcy
stand as angels of rneiry-, sent irom 'lt3:t\”et'i
to giiidc lllt"m to the \‘C:.iy of Life. Janies,
try,and let this thouglit sink into your mind.
And now i ls-:‘i';o ‘}-‘on free in this izistaiicti,
to act as your iniiid may direct. l hav-
poiiitcd out the tlaiii;;i‘:i‘ that is befoic you.
i have told j;oi._i tiiat the way in which you
desire to walk is not the i‘i_;l1tw:—iy. Tliat
what we fccl iriclineil to do, is riot iilways
bi;-st for US hecaiise oi.i r licarts are evil, and
iiiclined to lead us into evil. Left free as I
now leave you, my son, let me earnestly
ciitreat you to choose the path of safety. It
rnay not be so inviting at first; you may
not be able to Clllftt‘ it ertcc.-pt tlirough self
dciiial; butyou will not walk in it long
before (liscoveriiig' that the flowers which
t:prin_:;' up here and tl‘i‘c-re have a sweet and
soc:t':‘ii:ig gt-'.“l‘l'Ltl]20, arid that your fer-t are not
\‘."£‘:‘ii‘_\', altiir-i"i;li the way l00l(.‘?-’.l rough
v~;li«'-ii ‘i'i.=_.i‘.'cd horn the ptiili i have so Gill'-
t]L‘;~ll_\' wai‘iicd you not to taln-i."
Ytfc are sorry to say that {lie ivords of f\"il‘.
ldcwiss did not Slllli as deeply into the heart
ofJamcs t:i.r-y should have done. It is
tru-:- he thought about them, 1%, to a certain
(ix-'.eiit, coznpiwlicniled their in iai'iing'. But
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his iiiclination was i~‘ll'0ll;T£‘l' that: his reason.
father l;-.i;l not laid’ a COl.'lI‘.'lJ!'l".l on
B.‘ .
rim, lic, :.ii"t;=i‘ a siiiiiqg-lo in his own iniiiil
l'.I"l‘.‘.7t.'i'tl'l a ;~:r.-use of r "it and a dcsiic to enter
i iea..<ii:rri \'~.'llt‘i':‘i*: ciirii'ms his i=.n.'i;:iiia-
V
t.;o ‘
t
. in, ll‘Clf;i]’.?"'i'lC‘(l,Sllfll.'l't?(l liiirisr:is"t.o e.-titer
no way in ivliich was no safi;-t_v._ and ljir.-.loi‘C
he izlicamrztl (‘l.~'cl:1l1':f(».'l'., he was led aside into
the critiziiiissioii of an act tliat VlOl1'.(.‘(l both
human rd Divine l:.1i'.'s.
Wl.~':'i~. .litl‘i'l:'_‘.‘? retitrncd hoinc, he felt
afi':i.i.i to nice: Jib‘ fati'iei'. Oh, how unhappy
he \v,',.-sl Kr: ‘er in his life had he hr-.cii so
.
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ivrctclicd. He had g;:itlic-red the tiist fruit
tliat hung tciiiptingly from the branchcs
that be-iii over the way he had clio.~:cn to
‘.‘.'.‘lil{ in, but it ln.i.d pi'o*.'»;-d to his taste as bit-
ter as ivormwood. All that his father had
stiitl, \V'i1t.‘n warning him not to choose the
pritli ’if,€l‘l‘Ol‘, canic vividly to his nizncl-find
alnio-_-I with tears did he repent of his folly.
Alone in his room.boived down with Slltllnff
and sialf-c.ondcenination, James Lewis sat after
the s.iadows ofeveiiiiig had fa__lli:-ri. _Gr:id-
uall=,' as the t\‘r'lll'._{‘llt d.r-cp«;—ii'ei:l, and his eyes
ccasird to reflect his objec:‘s around him-. ll‘-"4"
mind of the lad becrmie filled with confused
and rapidly changing images.
Suddenly there was a great change. I,-Ie
fouiid lilniselt standing on a beautiful plain:
from which (lP.p21t'le(l two roads towa_rds
._-,-high Le vas walking. His mind was
g,am~,..il and happy. One of these roads
l'oo‘k’ci;liexceedingly iiiviting-. Bright flow-
ers sprung thickly beside it, and trees,
;um)m;' the bi'r.mclics of which sported birds
l attractive.
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them, or turn them to my advantage.
l'l<now neither the time nor the manner of
ofme gayest pliizri:igo,gi‘e\v all along its; .
man; with a mild countenance an,‘d.__eyes lit
up by wisdom, "' _
“ You see before you,” said the old t‘na,_n,
tioo-. Choose, how, whichyoo will wall: in.
The Road to destruction looks far.inore in-
viting at the entrance than the Vifay of Life,
but the flowers you see have no sweet per-
fume; the fruits that hang teinpting from
the trees are bitter to the taste, and the road
wlfcli looks so smooth and pleasant, is in
reality i‘oii_g;li and stoiiy.
\ The farther you go in this road‘, the less
attriictive it becomes ;~ but with every step
of progiessiin the way_,of Life, the more
lieautiful willall appear. The onelezids to
Death, the other to Life. Choose, now, the
way in wnlch you will walk.” V
The boy paused only for a few monients.
He looked first at the unattractive way-, and
then at the path so full of beauty.
“ The old nian has erred,” said he in his
lie:-ii‘t. “ Tliis is the Road to Happiness and
to Life, and the other is the Vi7ay to Des-
traction.”
And he’ entered with liuri'_vin_<_; feet, the
Road to Destruction. Earnestly the old
man "called after him and tenderly ‘did he
warn liim ; liutthe boy heeded him not.
in his eagerness to reacli a spot at a short
distance frorxi the point w here the two roads
-sepaiuatetl, and at v.'hichi__1hei'e was a beauti-
ful al'i)0.", with a fountain throwing brigiit
wziters into the sunny air, his foot struck
agaiiista stone that w iot perceived, and
he fell to the earth with :1 sturinin_7_; jat‘. lie
was in sucli pain from the fall, when he
reached the green arbor, that he could not
enjoy its plcasantsliacle, nor take (lelight in
the beautiful fountain-. Vitli a f_—§roan, he
threw hiniself at full lengtli upon the green
sward, \‘-"_l1€l'e he had laid only a few initiates,
when he sprung up with terror, for close to
him had crept a poisonous serpent that was
just about stt'ilcl2;g liizz with his deadly
taiigs. ,
Vith loss arzior the boy moved on in the
way he had cliosen. Soon a number of
flowers, glowing in all the hues of the rain-
bow-, fll‘l'C5l'Cd his eyes ; and he stepped aside
to g'a'.l1ci‘ them. But their odor was so of-
fensive that he .ti“irew them to the earth qiiic-.lt-
l_‘y'- Another‘ {lo ‘er tempted him by its
bi-aiity, but, in pluclting it, he tore his
ll ads with thorns.
P:_iii-_-iiig now, he l'.)C‘i'.'ti'f.l
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back, and the
‘s's‘lé'l11‘i!"i‘i.-E1:li'l his initial that he had 'Li‘il.'.t'll
the c.th::-i‘ ro:i.'.l. "He would have l'C‘ifC.CL'i_l
his $lC,:.~S, but he i‘:-1-int:-rtilicicd the Si:1'pi)l1li at
the foi.int:iiii,and f3ai‘cd to go by tliiit dan-
gcrous pltice:'a_.gaiti. So he inoved on once
mt-ti.‘ Fat in advance there opened before
" :~;iiit.ifii iii'osiii'-ct, and he pi'cssi:i.l.oii
lint all was an lllllblfifl
_\:‘v7l‘:Cl‘. he
g:.iii1t:=tl the l?,;~Ol, the attraction had disap-
pcar-'.~d'. And ‘nail:-' the road <l.)t7’gl1l“t’lO asccnil,
ax;-l to '.*.‘it:i_l aiirrz;-';' the skirt of a liircxst.
His ll’t;i1l"t3'l't."i't’ fizint as he <2ntci'eLl ii-.ir‘pci'
arid d-;-ii-poi‘ into this gloo‘m_i,' disti'ict, and yet
saw no‘ open space ahead.
As he ivalked timidly along, a roar shook
the earth; then a beast of prey rushed past
him, and struck his fangs ‘deep into the Vitals
of some ivealrei‘ zi.ni:iial. Terror gave wings
to his f-zict, and he ran f.lC'f‘pC*1' and deeper
into the foi'cst. Iiligiit at li~ngil,i began to
com‘-3. it was with dil‘i’i'ciilty tliat could
see his way, or lrcr-p in the patli, which,
had become so l'O!}':‘,‘l3, that he stnm'rili.=tl at
almost (3V€.'.l‘_V step. l.-its feet . iere bruised
an-l cu*, and he wallred onward in pain.
“ Oh, that 1 had taken the other road l ” he
said, pausing in the midst of the dark forest,
and lO0l{ll”tg l;-aclr. But the cry of wild
beasts arose in the direction from which he
had come. He moved again, when sudden-
ly, a meteor shot across the sky. By the
liglit which it gavir, he saw himself on the
very edge of :1 fearful gulf, down which he
gr-.za:d in liorror. Ano'ilici' slip, and he
i.voul»;i have bccn lost. The shock SlL‘t1'l.lE‘(l
him .=’ro:n iiis drr-airi. '
All was,d.'.irl< in the chainber where Eaincs
Lewis sat, and it‘ was some moments hi—foi‘c
he could realize the fact that he was safe in
his liitln>.i"’s house, with the two ways in life
vi:-t bi-fore him, and he in freetlom to choose
the one in which he should wallr.
Dear cllitdre ,il ‘you wi»h to ‘enter the
t wciy-——iiie 'i»"».'a_v of‘ Life, lclidiiig tel
rla._ting 1"iali<-§ty———you nus: do so tliroiigh
{3£li(3ll‘.3E‘. You cannot yourselves know
-y. It must be poirited out to you-
cf: to y iii‘si-Ives, you would be almost
in to tai-gs the Road to Dcstructioii. Tl'ii)
of obctlieiicc is the way of 5;-.lety.
1 his Way (1093 not fooli iniriiiiig at f‘li‘St, but,
ivhcri veil have once ffl’ll‘3l'B(l it, you will find
lllitl.lC‘,§_-,l'!.)\'\'S more pleasant, atti‘-active, and
beautiful, at every step. Uiililze the other
way, no serpents lurk amid the waving
gr-a.=_-'5, no thorns are among its Ill0\Vt3l‘S§ it
leads glirough no dark forest ziboundiiig in
irwoiious beasts. And, nnlilce the my
\‘.’illL'.l'1 terniliiatcs in thegulf of Des.ti'uctloii,
it ends in the garden of God,
Trust an I’mi:ir.Zen,cc.——-l know of but one
way of foi'tifyiii-g my soul against gloomy
prcsages and terror of mind——-and that is,
by scciiring. to myself the friendship and
protection of the Being ’who rlisposes of
events, and governs futu-i‘ity. He’ sees as‘
one view the whole thread of my existeiicc,
not only that part of it which I have alicady
passed tlirougli, but that part of it which
runs forward into the depths of eternity.
V-Vhen I lay me down to sleep,I recommend
myself to His care; when l awake, I give
myself up to his direction. Amidst all the
evils that threaten me,I will look up, to Him
for help, and question not that He Will zriIy,ei'E
to
the death [l'lt1l.:,l. am to die, I am not at all
colicitous about it, because I am sure that
He knows them both, andtnat He will not.
'i'lie other road presented nothing
borders. ,
The margin was nearly barren, ,
“the ‘Way of Life’ and t_he‘Road to Destruic-\
to its‘ assembled representatives. Some
the struggles, and show you with pride the
<sublimity‘ofits mouhuments; Some will
go with you to the arsenal and the fortfesj,
dlrectyouryattention to the ship of wai‘ si-
lent in the harbor, but in which thuinder
sleeps, which a__touch can awake attho
slealthies approach of danger. Some,not
thus warlike, will rather refer you to the
dark forests of merchants vessels that lie ba-
fore you, which are winged messenger: for
the exchange of riches with every climatl
of earth, Some actuated by vanity, will
conduct you to the finer parts of cities,
where you are lost; in the majesty of pri-
vate, palaces, or dazzled amidst ‘the splen-_
dor offasliionable stores. Some devoted to
money, will explain to you the beauty of
the new Exchange ; enlarge on the archi-
tecture of the leading banks,‘ from solidity
of capital; become eloquent on the price
of stocks, and warm to rapture in the ecstae
cy of cent. per cent. ‘
l‘~.'ot, however, to the turmoil of clties,bqt
“to the quiet of the country. will I take my
Way, to Seek for the noblest doings of liberty.
‘From an elevated spotl will gaze around
on the serene landscape; watch the’ cattle
that cover the hills, follow the husband-
man he giiides the ploilgh, and turns up
the soil he owns. ] will descend into the
mechanic’s shop, and converse with the
occap:int——intelligent, industrious, andinde-
pendent. I will go here and there, into
cleanly dwellings, each gives signs of peace
and comfoi-t,iioiie ofsqualor or starvation.
I will_liiigéi' througli the village; Iwillstop
on this plot bcforethe common school, and
refresh the :.=pirit of fatigued maturity, by
watciiiiig for awhile the gambols of rosy
and lzirigliiiig childhood ;I will venture as I
p-1.225, to enter the academy, and there sur-
vey the studious diligence of brave boys
dud liliisliing girls-. If ‘there _ be a. town
ineeting, I will pause fora time, and listen
to homely, but unshackeled legislation,
which provides support for the poor, instruc-
tion for the young, and supply for such oth~
er matters as concern the general welfare of
the (:Ot‘t:mu'ill.}'. The church new or old,
I go by it.c;iri-ies me back to other days 3
it tiaiispoits me, also, to the future and the‘
skies; I feel the presence of God in silence,
arid aronnr.l it, an atn.ospiiere of holiness-
~'.!llr'.l of the Sidibatli-. In the greenwood
..~=li;~..;Te iit:_';oi~_-il, I find the colleges of an en-
li;_;litsenr:ii u nivcrsit_-,i,w here youth who thirpt
for l;nt>i.i‘lcclgo, may liave it abundantly and
5-i'o:::;:ly. Yes, industry, plenty, educa-
tion, learning, religion; these are to me the
nolicst triiimplis ot liberty; and for these I
most hail’it, and most for thesel love.
Ilenry Giles.
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:?:{£lI.'f.‘i(3{1 Life.‘ V
Dcccive not one another in small things
nor in gt‘-“til. One little single lie has be‘
fore now disturbed a whole married life.
A small cause often produces great conse-
quences. Fold not the arms together, and
sit idle—“ Laziness is the Dcvil’s cushion."
Do not run much from home. One’s own
llezilth is of more worth than‘ gold. Many
a inarriage begins like the rosy morning,
an-gl then falls away like a snow-wreath.
Aiirl wliy! Because the mai't‘i.ed couple
l'1(‘_§;‘l(,‘Cl to be as wcll—plc-asing to each other
at'ti;i' marriage as before. Endeavor always
to please one another; but at the same time,
ltor-p God in your thoughts. Lavish not all
your love on today, for, remember that
iiiarriagehas its day after to-morrow too.)
“Spare,” as one may say, “ fuel for the wm=
te-,~j> Consider, my daughters, what the
word “ wife ” expresses. The married woman
is the hiisband’s domestic faith; in her hand
he miist be willing to intrust her with the
lacy of his heart, as well «'18 the 1(9)’ 0f h13
liousc. His honor and his home are under
her i{{?(‘l')ll'lj_', his well"-being in her band.
'l"l'iinlr of this. And, you sons, be faithful
huslizlnds, and good fathers of families-. Act
so ll];1l._§i'Oll1' wives may esteem and love you.
[OLD MAN. ‘
DENTAL PARASITES.‘
At a. late irieeting of the American Acade-
my, an essay vra.-7 read by Dr. H. J-. Bow-I
ditch on the animal and vegetable parasites
iiilcsiiiig the teeth, with the effects of differ‘
ent agents, in causing their remo*o_'al’.and
destruction. Microscopal examinations
have been made of thematter deposited on
the teeth and gums of more than forty indi-
viduals, selected from all classes of society,
in every variety of bodily condition, and m__
neat-lv every case animal and vegetable par-
asitesiin great num bers have been discover- r
ed. Of the aiiinrial parasites there were
three or four species, and of vegetable one
or two. In fact, the only persons whose
nioutli were found to be comepletely free
from them,cleansed their teeth four times
daily, using soap once. In all caoes tho
number of the parasites was greater in nega
lect of cleanliness. - _‘ _ -
The efiect of the application of various
agents was also noticed. Tobacc_o,-juice,
and smoke did not jnipaii‘ lbeil‘ Villllly "1
tgicgle,-1st,. The sainefwas‘ also true of the _.
Chlorine Toothwash, of pulverized bark, of
soda, animonja, and various other popular
detergents. The application of _soap, h0W‘_
ever, appear to destroy them Instantly.-V-'
We may hence infer that thisisthe best and ,
most proper specific for cleasing the teeth.
It may’ also be proper to add that none but
the purest white soap, tree from all discolor-
ations, should be used. ‘ ‘
_———
‘ {lg-T;;.If you want to make the_C°.ck}'°a°h9-Q3
scamper, sprinkle chloride ‘or lime in )'°"-lit"
and the “ critters ”- will leave sud<l0I§'l}'j,' ‘-
fgil to comfort and support me- under them.
will take you to the battle-grounds, tellyotl I
closc-ts‘or other places infested with -_ll!'.°i!?i.". ,,
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