Oxford Democrat. [volume], March 05, 1850, Image 1

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r«iu«Nii> Tr«»i>»« «na<i«« n
MILLETT * MELLEN
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IUii*«r.
Ilonk im<l Jab I'miiIim
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I'OfjH'UV.
A Beautiful Picture
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A gtrrm-mr h<Hi « mmbl,
WS • rtar, »ilH €.«•(•••» llrf, la thiNrh.
|»k-a>rH p»ti
A-1 kurK kr» iL-nm hill ulrwli,
Ui |«4i>i>tK |«a«r%I.
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Tkal littlr natetra m«r
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A* tm mt MllMf km,—
hkr rrad ikr i4'lhr I'nm,
Ami «rf* Mrtk t'«i «t1»l».
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A »JJr lualk
Ami plijhtrJ him k r »«ai r« If lk.
I* Main k«»r ami (unlr.
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Tk • ui a fx«i i »h •« fatal bulk
|b.in>inl tkr |«rml liar '
A i «• H..«rr Ik' a ait, mi rkikl—
T«<» Inn • f gi»rn if Ikiwr '
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•k» Ikr, HMwtal, tmlh ,
\.|. «■ th\ ok ->i ui Jralh,
llr >S>«4 Ikr aJkl railk [
(n ' k i, and Uir at uuv U M,
Th% U>'> rutnlmt »"ilk
TJ)r l»i a»i>kr,a« ffm a Jrraat,
W. ik<<Sil«l hi4».' uuwJ,
Ami m ik i« •*». »a»r al kit fc*«.
lllaMftkri't U»H ■»«mt,
A.I U lt»l»k tkal a Ml'Ml Ml
)|a l k*l>n •* tkr e<<mn I !
Meditation.
11 j. i j*
|kir In h*r li* 1t\Ml iSr fil«« Iitr,
A«1 «f»k I'll"* ll «t *"•«' »k*l> <M.
V krre •ilrxt'* Ui«*i» "|«"i «K* mr«! m ar,
4*1 Kj|r» th-mjhi. ikr oral* l.»* ••»!! :
|\ h-ie fu n t«wir Ilul £»•»• IV I l«"»,
|. Iff* Immh «I1 lk*l Umli Ilk '• U»« «»H,
Ant ntft puUa llm iriil* (1 mhbum tnie,
I MMlrnll .l'*U* til 4t<tlllul fcl -»»'
"Tit tken ikr mini, viUnl I'luM ike ai/flil,
|Wfit< • . itl ia il* krtw irliral,
W ■ • •< \ i' l» ki I 1 kM> ll«W
Ul •{ IMtr «H Mi *««« rv' ' —
\V Ikir'ri I La . U l'» . ti «•«.),
Tkr I 4 4 Kiiiimj lla'i ! I ir» ;
Kiikfi, »ilk |>« ♦-•««, ami ikli.ki UkU,
A Ih<I IK ruil bu»k, tml ll'*ri, «K| lit*.
OS ' H n ••rrl hi l»l klini « kilc
Tv itl ike Mrium ut Ihi. Mi^tJ liir,
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Thr »iM, nxiltM li>«c« lr n»>i|« -f»llifc- ;
T i t»»u lk |«mh« m Ik- 11 lirnr illui,
Ami «h-ek Ik' H*i«< lki"W>iH<« "fill. *•*>),
I lfv fn4ti ikr lulllin| fc-iti* •• i.f ike k ill,
riM") l<n>l i.u(« tik<n», «mi! >kl« i «lr> I.
T»"I. »un ||I ('of u Imiltu *nU,
l/alf liUlllfl |« ikr IrartkliM il|.<f I tune
Q iMki »i»ii "»kfif Huik-«is 1 ii- •> kn •
1 iklkm k I1I%(|- *1 pi <| \il«i '1 •knur
U bnftfjwi'itaiali |uil« >i-|miIi , iU,
t»l UMI nitf Ikr j'lllilrn; llrilrM »| 4",
(mi, kiiU ■ - WHMMkiM Oilk ike «»|«M I k- ill,
A*J W Ike » *L! itliMn—a • -I M,
f. AiMnocra.
KKKARS OF FORTl NE;
OR, III I.I. IHH ni.f> I.I < K.
" II.IU» hSfir ye ^mnd'" *anif out a
»f :«■* th» otbt r dar, a* *c were |ai:»in.' «»»•
tl.r t ilrwilk el Tr-mont |{u«, o|>p>*ltt
It »I«*S*« window. ^waiting the of a
pmate carriage, a fab, two ominbuaw* sn.l
I nti iiirt<ut.
" Wherr re broun<lthe Mrrnl wan pur*'
Yanker ; tir* lunjr* that •••n,tt««l the nound.
ti»e diataiMV of tlx* «|» aker, rntim.it> J by the
law* ol' anNi«lir«, not %ery great.
Hut prrhapa tlx* intcrrot»atory »» nut ad
dnwdto ui. "You chap in the* (Imil
i^p'" added ibr »ihci*.
There wa» no o»b«-r glued rap in waiting.
iih| mi we looked about t» diaeutcr v» beno
tlw hail It »tan't thr Mrrcl
«»rfjwr—it wa»nl the "awful Mrnlira" nan
—it KMin't the printer looking out of ttw op
|»*ite »inil>m< , !*• * « too far olf No' U
eainr fr<>m U»e private carriage, 'lack ehur>».
late and ather, with two atyliah bay* ami a
colored drt*er. anua on the pani* la ami a
rr»«t im tlx har»—drenledly the ii»»t el
egant C>JUipage w tlir MNrl. We lo>4><d up,
and thr apokeinan * a» leaning from the car
rug* window, b>t*kontn^ with the forefinger
of lu« w hitr-v'loi* d right hand. A hand
»> ine fare, bright rjfl, black curly hair and
whi»ker», gi<«>y luuatachoes. a Mtm *u»V
•bite ».«t and aurtout richly trtnuwd wit!
table*, met oar r*»*. hut awakened no aaao
tiiiim.
•• Y«m «hm't kiM>M your old fnrnd," mu!
itio a|«>kt-%inan in the «am<< »m>nn ttroaru
lar . "Cm'Uim* proud—ch'"
" I r* *11) cu'l wall jroui mum at tiiia mo
ment, nr."
" Hill lWbl» didn't UM* to hr mi lord t"
c*t tb#- lung of. Jump III. Zjiiu ' o|«n
thu duor."
A handaonw ralvml follow who officiated
a* Wtuun, d>w>vnd«d from hi» |*rrh, opened
tin Jour, thrvw down tin- »irp«i, and we wen
*•••11 driving off, vitiil hemic a gtiiuino ^ an
ke«\ h horn we lx»t eoeountcrvd in Bangor,
ami who had bn n a nutting nun to our ken
l~.tr a half a iloarn year*.
" Whore harp you b«**n and where do you
cook from•" »f a*kod, aa »c alowlr rolled
■done Trmxwit Street.
" I'm la»t fr\m» oomr over to the
I'unkria," «wd the elej»*nt.
" From I'ari*—y*»w!M
• W.ll—T r.ckon, *411 Nr. w.th perfect
futHcktimltHft; ami s>-e:ng our incredulity, he
■tuitwu«d hm remarks in the iiumt elegant
Frvitrh it was «»er inir fortune l<» lt*l''n tn
»• French lie chang> .1 lu Spanish ami th«-n
Italan. and finally, laughingly irate u* a
*|wcnn"n of hi* I •erinau.
W| o!)y uneducated ia early life, and hav
tng no knowledge «><" Knglish literature, he
presented the singular anomaly <•! a man
«pe iking only a* oreal diahet of hi* own
•Toutitnr, and yet thoroughly »er*ed in mmi
|«di*hed idiom* o|*the Kuropean continent
*' Hut there'* nothing liU the gimioiiic
Yaukee, art. r all," vnti he, dropping emlv
into his mother tongue. " 1 hale this Yre
i..r ;n gibberish. I »« had a great time in
I'aria—I tell you—been »;irinliii' rnunJ
aiiHi'ig inv noble relative*."
" How on earth did you fine noble relatives
in France* Ihtubh' due*u't sound like a
Frrneh name."
" It ilon'l h'-v' P rbapa it don't muihI like
IV- Hfiutl—that the I come it over "em
! I mt' 1 up th !>■' Ilreuil |m ligree, and
(miiii! that one of Yin riiiM with Frontcuac to
' ii'4 i in tin* ITth ea-nturv. It w.irn't no
furt' matter t.i 1 .-.it. I. in in M line. and cor
rupt :!ie sain mt.i iVwblr—the* call It iu»
* iu. Iluv" II in Kngland. The way I soek
■ I 'in in was mini I tell you. (.'.it into
tlx Cf.trt Cir>-!> *, »nj pitrwtw- d I«otns N »|*>
I.on. 1 talk'd pretty freely to him, 1 t>-ll
you, ami gin hnn sume pretiv sharp |«>ke« in
the ribs, atsNit iktAwlw of th* presn. Saw
Limirtinc tlie olb« r day Old feller asked
iii' what lulks thot aUiut him in America.—
Told hint they thought he writ lust rate j«*t
r\ > id he didn't k«vr aUwi that—wrot
J»»1nr Isvau*^ he couldn't help it—hut wa»
lUMWlU knuw W tut people thought als-ut
hun :>» a |*ditwiaii m.t sta««- ^ni ,[j. ,'Aju^i
nstii " * """" *
bug Thai kl*d»r made hun sr* k rigfil down
in h's tuuU. Told hun he ought* r U
.i«hann>l of huns*lf to let l>*uit lllane and
llrorge Saml md llarhes and the r«^.t of'cm
sockliiiuko. At last the old frllur plucketf
up. at»d said he thought the Ann :..\n* t.--k
• . .it |. r .i - em I •. ..r W »«luu.-l ■<. «»!i
ii,>' sud Ith-v think jou a wo»d (iwrif*
Washiiijioti Ih\on. Tlien h • a*kcd roe who
If* was. I told IhiiiIm-was thi"h< ro oi Vn- a
n . d old Lun fin retWvtrd a I t!.' «ii l<
Uid stMt hi' w.iuM in ik" /' 6><M././lir > thi
In'ro of an cpw p>*"tn. Told huu it *■»» a
lu*t-rat<- id \ ami l<rt him lochaw on it."
" Well, >««i % -ii» ^ h- linug in *t>lc.
*«•»—I'»• *.'"t tin- un.
'• lU*»-n Ibfkr."
•• Vt ». V.»u know I »Urt<",l! f-M.th aon*
littlr capital, 31*1 ml up a j>r tiy rattic
ull tuifl} More in ll.»i _*<»r M» s|.» « iti
trailt* rt>ii« «li| ni'taja*, piua, bda * a V, knitt
«, anrfiora, a«>ft aoap, rrucLrrv,
i! r• » «rr<, linm n tui' ir, i'Ui|'lii i r, • villi
tolu, llO-|>4lii, writing |' i|» r. ahinph *,
Miaxi, I.im-Maiika, tire-tbotrU, Iiv > ^»f>M
I jth< ra, vuaf piKr.Mrii-'Wii, llarja ra' II«li
tioit oi'itw lliUle, (huimblii, klii(iitu-|ii|i(r
I'un -to >lli mm'w, i'—unU randy.
i> :in; rariio, » .•» *.>il j >t»Utfli, rolorr.l *ur
%Uttb, a .it uu. ki ri I, India ruiiVr ali<« a.
iiHNi«lni tie lam*. uunpowiirr, la-awr hata,
I'at tip|*t», tLatti. otvrcuat*, wriliiif!<btaik«.
Cmftrkrejil, taller ramllea, an.I a number ol"
other notions tiai iiiiiinrona to urnl.oii. I
Couldn't inakr ll Work—ulxi aniii" till)'' la lure
the Call forma f-ter I bualiil. J'olka Iin.!,.«|
UU UM» <lr. .u!ful h-trd, I iHI you I ;'lll Up
i nn thin* I lit.I on the >1 lie* airtti,r\
r. pt w hat cloth* a 1 li.ul on ami a tark-kmle.
Smv i<>lka though 1 ouifhtcr C>n up tin «. —
•ait a low <il «livrnrs 3in! m liittluitf Inrliatlr
Wall, I tried to ifrt >utlun' to do lor i *|a-ll
but I couldn't inakc it work, au<l k* 1 aloped,
mil ahip|*tl aa a • r<-1n.>~t h in.l atacml a eraA
that uu hound round tin1 Horn fur (allium)
* »rful airk, 1 tell twi—like to lav*' throw d
up inv lanita oil tli-' Horn. W all. *o got to
Sail Kraneiaeo )eal ahout tin' tiiw thcj I* trail
III (ill.I nut til* re waa aiMM dual tin rt So I
i»a»e tli<* 1'olly Ann tlir^iaai liny, anil Marled
l«»r tin- diirona with 3 pi»k ajr, a apade, an
.•III tin pan, ami a Mextkin 1 picko! up 'Iuh^
short1."
'• Wrrc y»u luekyf"
" l.urkv 1 I'm going to ull you. Lucky'
Whv, I Miik'-tl' it rout—rauwd it right up—
I ff<>i »•> 4 plare uhrrr gold wii pl-iitier than
huekh l»-rrie« in our old paMor. I work«-d
!ik>* a niCK«-r Tur aix nimith*, aixl tin ii I {fin
inter, for I had enough—and you know it
uk« - a pretty bit; pile u> aati»fy a Yankee.—
(*oum h<Hi»e m a Meamer, cabin |«ia>'ii^fr—
»l« lit ta'iuv time in N\w Urban*—went u|>
ii*" rm-r—wi«d the big town* in the \V»t,
iimI finally ip>4 to Ibmting. 8ciw« my pile,
4ii<l un»»Hd it. Ft'ounJ I Maa a nilionary.
ami th»n put on tuy iA4 cloth*?, »'.'iu aboard
a InmU r aWp. and worked my ptuaagv back
to llancor. \V. i,t anhora there, an I M l down
on a log eoiiApieuoua and solitary—whitUiu'
—only juat wbittlin'. LuU of folks panvil
up and down that kixiw'd roe—iA.xon Crib
binii, that haa seven ugly darters, '.^tphaniah
Hopkuta, u»i.«unl minor of the Stat i of Maine
'"-•fie, Pi rmnmon Short, thi tall lumber
111 tit—tlf'jr teed nil1, bill they iluln't rreug
nitr iiv*. Hut thev noon »|>reed it round that
Hill lb»uble had route bark (»»t a* |<uur a* lie
waitaway. 1 wait utrangrr in my nati*r
land. Carr'd on that game for a few day*,
and then Irt on. Creation ' what a iplurgc'
Out cimo the Slate of Maine Kagle w ith a
i»h»*» 1115 paragraph:
" Di«Tl*ou<iiin> Arrival. It gin* u«
the Incite*! |dea*u*r ti» not ire thr return «»l
our ili»t!iimn*ln«! timiiiiiiAii, William l)ouh|<
K«|.( who ha* ju*t arrived from Californy,
withmghon to two million* of gold. The
profit* of hi* honorable toil It will be rr
wembered thai Mr I). ua» alwin of an en
terprising »j.int, and wc alw ay* predicted ln»
ultimate ■ufi**."
" M i llopkin* thr neit day, ait, I, 'you
may ntr ju*t whit you pleaac at;in m<- in
your di*cu»lm' and oAmiirc paper but if you
*av anr thing more in fevnr of me 1 11 liek von
into fit*.' New nlee, rowhidm' till ••dittir for
pulTin* yon. The deacon*' durtcr* in*iti*l me
to a {arty, and one of them offered lirrwlf to
ntr. but I told her I wa* engaged to a I'all
inrajf Injmijal I'eraitnmim Short I wouldn't
look at. lint I gin a ihutifh ration tj|«n*iti'
|»artv at th • hotel, and I invited the lew tint
did take notirv of me when I wa* |«-or mid
down—of enurae thr room* wasn't crowded.
Tbev wen- all on 'em j»»or and humble indi
vidual*. and they wa* ntillv glad at my *ue
ee*», atiil made Vm gtaddrr w hen they went
•\w.tv, for I gin "era all »unthin" to retneinlier
!nr bv when thev went home, in the way ol
«;*riin»ti»of ('alilornv gold
" h'n'in there1 went to I'ari*. a*! t<>l«l you
I've liruni; bom« Krotwh fuinitur and ehma.
ami ami* Irom ihe Il< rald'% C«IUp>. I'm
irony? to build a rbiii'ju wmewhere in Ihnlun,
l-»W»- lb>* nam<* of I >11 Itrftiil, tn .rrv *im« i«>«ir
'nit |>n tlv i*irl. and trv fjidiMMiahlo life for a
»;» II. Ali-roanl* I llunl I »hall buy a town
tlwMii ea>«t, uim! * ule in thrcouiitrT."
Su.-h litII ItiiuMc * mrrjtitf, and told
with an air of sincerity and »uii|dieit\ which
I-1) no doubt* u|hiii iKir iiiiud of In* teraeiitr.
W h(H be *at Jo*n. In in*' lu« addri-^nand
made nic promise to rail and ««•«* him, when
li» phtlgrtl linn** If to It'll ni • more al«out hia
noble ri'Ulhr*."—(Un Itrnn^h.
THE HAREM OPENED
Mr II fill it. ilif 1 tfluli artistic traveller,
wbo ba» mi w.-ll illustrated w till |- ii and j«-n
rtI ilw »n*rty of Jerusalem, aiid the d«iert ,
through which tin Nru'liku |ww<i|, uit«* in
ti * •• Vile lki.it" lit*- i«ll'>ururion*|ir«K i
lb it the ancient euMoms <-f the East are git
ir • way. ll occurred hi l>anuM*u« —
" Some of tin- higher illumiuati showed a
%^-n-t jilc isurr m evincing theirritunei|>ation
ffiriMln* iwtoqfw* .M'
NtllSlilV I «V oil OIK lOMSloll I'll
_• 1 in draw ing lb' custom n| a naiite
mil* «< rt nl, utrn* Ittanol » mi distinction
• it* red, a tli of liijb descent— claiming
ts In* anminr no le*<» a j»er»«»iiage than ib«
lailvr «>f A \csha, lb.* lu*«»ril« wife of tin
l>ro| b»-t biiuw If Hi* d> iiiewitir »» .word
i.ijlv urate and diiimli d , ju.1, a--> I al\cr
m trd* r»'iuarki"d, Ik *a« saluted in the «tpr« t»
with alRffubr tc«|«rt. Hit wumwtil
i xtrcmely gnat as In u» ibe girl'* figim
rapidly Irtiufiirml lo j .ij»« x, b<' Mailed from
time to til#", a* if iwvu|»o*d * ilb Mull' jd*-a»
ml uh*a, of winch at length be d litcred
hiiuwlf, e*pr« -wHitf lit* »i*ii, u» <Mir iiuiiiif
*urjiriK', thai 1 futile in hi* h«>uw iti
ii'iii, 4iit with lli" ii> i*ul, ami tjki' a drawing
lit' In* lillllitc Will'. ll liutx !►'MI|'|«.V «l llial
vi singular an lutitatiun, one »» ojiioHtl ii>
ti rv MumiuIiimii jTiitiiiilii*r, ami run • *i.iti
|i»!. 'I ri *Iihu, iiiin'ti nitiiiil uitil • tcibd u»
AI the appointed lnmr »>' rrjaind lo tie
i.M Mullah » al»*lo. K\t rnally, unlike ih<
h<> m I 'airo, it nothing hut a
lung dark wall uj* n ihr rnlr uf t inrmw,
dirtv l:tt><-; wiihiu, liimrtcr, evervlhitii; bun*
li Mittiunv to the wraith unit luxury ol' tin
owner. 'l'he h.iIimhi into which wewereu»h
end wa* «;>urnui* ami lylrndid ; lii.u'/i'
|.iv.xl, with a nurhh Imiiil 111 tin* uiiiUt, ami
a riM>f "" *«»"hn heaiiw highly en<
nched and gill in llw AruUmjur |a*lnon. A
large dimr, arrow wjinh »u hunt; a lieiw
h ath r eurtam, which enuld Iv um-h*rd ami
*hul at |>lra»urc, Mtuilar In that adopted in
1' itholie rliurthit in Italy, iiponol on tin
court. fnmi which anothercotniiiuhteau-d %wth
I he 111 \ *tertou* ajwrtinent* of the Uarein —
\V. *v»ti>«i uurx-UiM oti th • ilir.in. Ojr ln»*l
sli"rt!v entered, Milling at Ina own thought*
a* iH-liire. Hi* donned In* turban ami jic|i*««,
retaining only hi* nil ca|i and *ilk jacket.—
Hi* rubbed In* Iambi continually, lit* even
tw tnklul, anil he teemed to abandon hwnw it
entirely lo tin1 Inwr *»i tho^nioiiieiit.
A lew word* lu»l it.iniiv |u»m-u Deiorr me
curtain wm jflilly |>u»bni aaide. The lady
lik' a tiin.il lawn, |W'|n J in, then, rloMug
ihi' curtaiRi kIviiiahI a leu »upn into tlu
room, watching ili«' cyeof her huaband, who,
without naitig, lull laughing, yet lull com
manding, heekowd her Ui a * at mi the divan,
while we—our hand* on our l*».viun m tin
oriental fashion—brat rw|iertfulljf *\ she came
forward and placed henclf between lltv old
Mullah and Mr. Karrui. Speaking Arabic
well, the latter was enabled to eoinnience a
conversation, in wtneh, after koine kliglit hes
itation at ilw lirst introduction to mixed soci
ety, iIk* lady appeared to bear her part with
much ea»e and vivacity. Tin* delighted her
hukttaud, who eould hardly help eiprvwiii;
hi* Mtialaction by laughing outright, »• proud
was h" ol the talent of his wile, and m> tic
L!'•! with the novelty of the whole allair.
While this was going forward, I observed
that the curtain of th>* door was drawn atide
by a white hand, hut »j gently aj not at lint
to attract the attention of the Mollah, and a
very lovely fare, with all the etcitcmcnt ol
trembling curiosity in its laughing black ercs,
peered into the a|«artment; then another, and
another, till some hall'-down were looking
over one auoiher'a shoulders, furtucly glanc
ing at the (iiao'ir in the most earw st silence,
and peepiag edgeway at the old fellow lu
if they w«ire notiroJ. Emboldened by tin*
impunity, and provoked by the ludictou* te
riouMit-M of our mv, they began to ciiti
civ the Giaour fl*'ly, litleriug, whiapering
and comparing notes »o l*»ndlv, that I tic noine
attracts! the attention of the old man, who
turned round hi* head, when the eurtain in
*tantly to, ant! all agnin «u atlcnt.
lint ore long the*c lively children of a lar
ger growth, impelled by irrc*i*tiblccuriunity,
returned again to their nation. Tin ir re
mark* were now hardly restrained w itlun a
wrhitper, and they chatted and laughed w ith
a total defiance «< decorum. The favorite
bit Iter li|>« and lo.Jt.-d every uieh a miliaria
at tin* intolerable interruption ; whereupon
the old man gravely arnis, and drove them
luck into the harcra, ai *oine old pedagogue
would a lun of i if ivni|«
l>jlnorHl from thi* interruption, the lady,
at a mgn frum h«r liege lord, proceeded to a*
suiiie the /*i«r re-juir'd for the drawing —
Site a«*uincd f»r the occaaion her richest
adornment* , her oval head «!re«% waaof min
gled (lower* and |* arl', her largeclirw lilting
ritlw. open at the tdcevta, ntid half way down
tlii' figure, w .* of ktri,*>d nIL . a «|>lcndi.l
ithawl wan wre.ttl»'d j.»v< ViilU around the
loina, and a rich *>rt ol a jack* t wu thrown
over the re«t of her a,tire. I(< r feel were
thrua! into etnbroulctiM slipper*, hut the el
egance of her gait wa* imp tin d by her walk
ing on a sort of large ortament.il piiten* some
inch-'* from the ground It may b<- *up|»wed
lhat I did not k< < p the lady Handing loQfur
than uj« nrrrwatr.
When I had lint* tied, our hoat, with a mnil**
of |> vuliar «ikMiificenee. dirivti <1 her attention
in a nuiall carted ru|>l«aril, omarm nted with
jx arl. from which the^roeecded todraw forth
—mirti i'» JiiIh •» U>1«« <w«i'l coutainin?
ill it particular lnjuor lirbiddcnlotht faithful,
iiid jiuurinit it <*ut hi », handed it to u»
ill, then it It*r l.u«'.ii>r» <uiiir<"»i)on, hel|>ed
Im r*.*lf. aud, .v w. |ilr<lt,'* I other, tin
xlnlaration of our jmm* MumuIuiiu cnt r
U.licr <hs llinl to knot* bo bounds."
Freth Air
Mm art* Mnin^il/. Although a curciit
if Iri-ali air i% th-' lit*- of lit* luiijr* . lie 'in*
mlcfatigaMe hi ll»»* «•* *r**i» • of h * invt-iitiw
■•wcr* tu deprive htm < If «>l tin* Ik i»i iil\
ilivtiii,' Tin.* h • en fully rl<«M « rtcrv
■ranny of hi* b"i|-chanih"r again*! it*< utriiH"'
iimI h' |>r> f r* th.it hi* lung* *houl i Rn'ii''
h»* inixc I clfluwautii from h * cellar ami lar
I r. ami fnmt a (Mti'iit littl • in nliTn i piarnm*.
n In ii of it. Why nhonld in in t> *o trrrih
•I at thi adini** on of the night air into any of
ii* .ij»irtiii'nu ' It i«.tyhir <«*»«iu» irtif Jkn*
'•■I wtth it. ?* e h»w mhmiMv tlf «l licate
title wren ami Irtidrr little rub'iri ali-vp uo
ler it* full ami immediate inline h \ ami how
n«li ami *ii?«»rou» and |mou« th< v riw vnid
he aurruunding deta-dropa of tin iD>iruinir —
IIiImhikIi >1 all iiiL'lit I" g I" l*»«* air ot
rjfi'ii, their lunir* arc nctermit of order, and
hi* we know '»» tin' daily repetition of th'ir
• •it; le*>k at tli<' newly luint lure, without
uiv nevt to |*o to. It lix • * ami thrift*, ami
myoui n Mrong and playful, under llii untint
_':it»'<l inelenirncv of the lilltnj »'< w» «»1 the
light. I hate licre a dm male turkey, full
r.'lit \car» old, am! le- h.w not Jv »-> 1 a Mil
:le night iii *hchir. He rmiKt* in a cherry
n-'-, and i» alw iv* tn |>rmi- »t lit alth th'1 year
htou^'hout. Three dunghill fowl*, j«r 'l r
ing tin* cherry tr> to tla»* warm |~ rc . •« iii
ihe If n ||ou*e,ti*»k up their airy* t|uarl> r- with
unt early in October, ami ha*i? nc*cr urn*.
jtuii to an} oilier roo»tiug place. Tlie cow
ml the |wr»1 tlii'ji iiafiih' Mi tin' eohl dunp
k'routnl, and th * r ml nick lie* down tu rc*l tit
ihe heather, am tjjc dew v mountain top. I
iiiw-lfcan »l • ji all nnjlit lone, lurcheided,
Utidcr the full ttimm'a watery UaltVi, wilhoiil
uiv fear ofdanjjtrr, and |om> the dav in w.1
•hoc* without catchiui;add. Couch* uidcold*
ire pern rally rauchi m the traii*itn ti from an
iiti'rlii'ali d riMiiu to a eold .i|>artim lit. hut tln-ri
would lx nodauirer in ihiatMotciui-nt if \> n
illation were i|ti iiilrd u>—a pn**aut;oii little
thoiijht uf now-a-dai*.— l\'altrton't lit*>iy*
•>h .Wituin/ llittory.
A W.te Landlord
One niplit a jud^e, a military oflior an ! a
l'fn-«l. all 4|i|>lii'<l luf l<*Ji:itiL'» ut 111 inn *» litre
llii'W but wif «|>srf Iw-d, ami the landlord
*K called 011 to il'i'nlc \«htcli had tlx.- better
rlaim ol llic tiirr
" ! h.iv<* lam !•»» tn in ihr garrison at
II.," »4l(J till- (ill (XT.
•' I ba*e kit j» judgu tw'nty year* in It "
*3ld till" juiljfe.
•• With your leave, cenil'innn, I have »t<iod
yi the ni.uiktry twenty-foe yuir* at N ,"muI
tiio |iri*'4.
" 'I liat »«*t»l#-« the di«|'u»'\" »id the land
l»rd. " You, Mr ("apian, h»v«« Inn fiAc 11
year*; you Mr. Judc*, haw iMt twenty year*,
hut the itfed jiiutor ha* MuuJ live and-tMenty
year*; *>> he certainly ha* tho Um tight to
the bed."
Tin v S*v.—Whenever anybody come* t<>
you with a Morv onu^rnuii: »»Hii« U»«ly or ®i»y
ilnnif, and |ift6n > it with iIk* »ti r»«»ty|M"
phrw«, " thry you may rest a^uriil
ill it nuu' tiimn out of ten, tint re|*irt, remark,
or Morv, n» a lie. When the author of a re
|Mirt iuuM lx- •uppremed, th- re m kouii-lliing
wron# in " Ifcmmark." X<» Morv, true in nil
us part», n»'»nl be prefaced with "ibpy wy."
I<rt th<M* who kuo\t it re|Nirt it boldly, or kep
it ail entire M-errt. We could bran; wiiue il
luMratioim of thi» tub^-el, did wo deem it at
all itee« »»ary. No doubt every mm will r^aJ
lly apply it lo hlinaelf.—Coiu/nUa Democrat.
Polite Hint
" I do not with to uy anything againM the
individual inqucatmn," aaidaveiy jiojite (fen
tlemau, " but I would merely remark, in tlw
language of tlic poet, that to him truth i»
Mrange, ' tuaug'r than fiction.'"
Winter Evening Reflections.
BT 1. fl. RRAtBARO.
Thr J<-» I Iravra •Irrw tlir walkl,
And »ilhere I mtr I!■*> p*U wiM flowrra ;
Thr fri«H banja |li«t»rinj <>M tbi alalia,
Tli* it«•» Ji<^m fjll in fio»cn »h wra.
(i»t» Alt ihr firm •(•imiling
(•oil# ainiitnci'a liih an I Mantling *111#,
An. I autumn* fr ih ■•el )flluw
f »n Kill aw1 |>Uii n» k«if»r ihint.
I h if<l a rlrar »>wJ «iU lonnl iv.te,
T ut iw »n.l (wrlWJ f. in »<cHl»r lw,
A 21\ l.ii.l with > ntrll.w ihnal,
Tkrrv |mk Hr.l a it. I iaiwsl Ii«t «nnf in nr.
Hut mulct ruinr« anlwhnr i» #lir I
Aw >y— whtrv aumnn-r win. la (till ru»r,
\Vhe«» Inirt arr f.« «h, ami rtffj Itf*
I - »ur»l with th# a-mja < t lort.
All mil I l»- i#-ith a ximnM-r aky,
An-I firab tk< (l.iwrr (H'al Uu«h»a th#r# ;
K||'«I I MMllinil IllfrlM l»«tlr by,
TJO m lr III' |r ltU«l* fnt tl»MU ao fair.
,\.i |..in« lr«- nail It nak*t ibrrv.
No Sir#*™ Iwilti ihr iff ia ilra.1,
Y> mountain tuft, with »!• • «a hair,
llrn la u'cr thr an.nr 11• rtvrrrn-l h#ad,
• Sollirn, with all th«- iW liirili, »«vl *<•« k
A luf|>wr rliin#, with li»• Ik"» Itijhl,
l*i .in *>inn* It *fti ihr rvrainf firrl,
A»t Iritri iitr I »n»l» With )li# nijhl.
I'll ( or U|m>ii lh«- r»4 I north light a
|l« h >U »lwi* all it* ;kuira >11111# ;
Sit thai it alt it fair anj blight,
frrl all it* roll, but wit if|im».
Rr|itnr 1 O ni1 411 »hi >li 11II | ;
S «M| tkit MOTl lm.I an.| •|Min( wiil r. mr ;
If iv.t t<i ni", fctywal tli# *k»,
Titan tlmw, I h a li i| |ii» r li -m#. •
The Eitablished Church of England.
IV l .<t church of l!ngland i«onr
i»f the lotllrst Vir« lilt the body politic • >1 ill.
kingdom I •.lull examine it mainly in iu
|Mt|iti<*il hearing*.
Tin* K IHJ» i* the " •upri'ini' brad of the
rliun li," ami 4|>)>uiiit« thri'iich lli<* chapter*,
the b !>< «i<|i ■> » greater iiuiiiIm r of the
;r di.Miit.ifn t. Tin- bi<tho|« Itcenci* urnl
nrdain the inferior clergy Tlir owner* oi
i*»t.it' * charged with the of thr »»l i
ri« <>f pa«tor». hue tlir riiilit to nonuiutr or
'• •lit" them I" the |' in»lx•«. Their are
•••in • Itf.OOtf |iarofhi.ilchurch' < under the cm
triil uf tli<' rutahlikliiiiint <»i thr-', th
•rowii pro nla to t**u' tin* hi«ho|i* told*,
ill-' dean* ami cliiptfn 7H?. other i"ectc»ia*ti
•:i! lii^iutarx a to I *• *»I. thr univNtu^ oi
i)x(ort] ami « jnthndtfi. to ?tf|, the nobility
iihI j»i ntrj tu WJ61 and the it«idtir >r»* ti»*
l«r» il «if by utlrr*.
Th« amiual ntcnur of thr whole body of
ilir rl<T «v i» more than * Itf.tWO.tWO . a sum
lir^'i r tli hi i» rrri'iini l»y tlw♦-»i.if»li>»li»-«l«*l»*r
L'v of all the world l»c»ide». Tlir income nt
i)** •.»•••*•?- 11A Vrrfi tiintiop of Canterbury
•«\m%i-< ft.Vooo, ami of York ( .0,000.
M. • KJiuji of Iiomlnti .'lo.ooo. 01 lliirliiin
lo.il>*', o( \Vinrh it> r .'I'i.ooo, in.I Ml
IV % mi .* tu ill • >m ul 1*37, ill* ihcom-' nl
ihr «t«r* in MtmiM-d w i» much larger. Saul
;lw lit' ItuwUml Mill, him* If a e|> ri'ymaii
>f thi> establishment, at 9 ll;:»*ivu:in liu •l|Hk'
it r hall » frw \ ir* »*i •• W. .iM,
n\ Iff.I, that I lii'l th'' hi»h"|»* of tin* realm
ll"l U|i by th ■ h' i |« to tb.it chandalirr, and
tiulil <lir>- t tli'* »t •» inU t • li -ld tlir jilitr
undt'r their packet* an J catch th filling ^uiii
•u»; what a collection w<* >houbt rai«> !"—
Hiw «'f thr wor*t feature* uf this in*iitutioti
>» the gr>»*» iin |iulity m th ■ distribution ot
it* la* r». Of it* clergy, fift< -ii hundrrd r>
M'lnt an a<rra^r annual income of a'xiul
>.»oimi .'.u'h , while another lirtrrn luii»lr>,>l,
(.ml they are tin' workiii}; ami > iluable j*>r
lion) r.'' i» only an .ivrrap-of alfciiit ? |imi
iihI hi .:i\ "I th''*' last do n<>t t'>'t $'»ili.—
Hjfdovy Soiilh liMtptlj mU, m Why bllM
I 'hurch «'f I'.mjIaiMl nothitij? but a eollertion
of bvtfar* iihI h »hoj«»' th» rij;lit r 'trrend
II iti ••• tli' Pihry. and LaartM it onWntt
ill" Jjl ", doctor' I by diigi and roinfortrd by
rruiu'* '
'IV rrxi-nij'** oj* th- r«labli»liin',nt arc
iin»tl]( ilrjwn fnim litli ». Hut larjfr «uin>
lira mltod fam mmt amireea A i»l ma.i
JilliMi tu lb«' clergy, (%ln»* imtiili-r»
far ill >*> • < I' the p»r«K"liij| rhurclnn,)
ImlJill the |>r»r >«onlii|<4, tiia%tcr»lti|w, ami
r.'llowslii|n, oi l! univ«Tviif» aiul |iul>lii*
«t »lc m'IkmiU . ill tlir <'ha|i|aiiMii|m in tin* mi
l» aiuu mi l navy, aiMj rurji«ral»' and
iN»imn -re. il I'ltriij tmn, worm tbcir way into
nearly all ik" |>r>»t.t.t>»l<' iilBc.^ n nlucatiuiial
and rliaritalili' in»(ituti<»u», ai librarian.*, wc
rrtinc*, trc.wurrr*, anil irii*i«i'»; ar • con
«t <nt waiter* ujhiii Iiim* l*nitii!*ti& ami tir
I'liMii' Tr ■ «~«ry , Miut>lin|f (.'.llldliiat'** lor Sill
|iUci*m nf I<lTlit work a:i'l heavy j»av . .UhI
»how their / il liir tin* ('nmn ami Miin l>\
(iruinptlv fummhing recruit* fur ili«: great .ir
luy uf mwcurmw in the n-aliii.*
It is n<>t my purj*«c to »|>ea\ particularly
ul° thi' r ligions character ai.«l influence ol
tli-- Establishment. Hut .1 fm may be
l»iv»n ti» Jniw tlut I'aul the tent-maker, ami
Peter the fisherman arc not very closely mp.
i<'<l by aomc of their Knglish siicin urn*. It
1 h a notorious (act that a large body of tlir
clergy <lo ii"t (•.mpuse their own dciiiknii,
but purchase tin 111 111 manuscript at depots 111
I<1M1<I<111 and other lartfe towns, a* they do
their stationery an<l wine*. There is no se
rious objection to this, provided iho sermon*
arc better than they could write thniiwltni.
\ good purchased h. ruioii 11 better than a bad
home-made MM. Hut it is equally notorious
that they arc orten w ritten a* marketable com
modities by gruuly im-ligious men. Here 1*
an advertisement from a new s|»ajN)r which will
serve as a specimen of ita c|a*» : —
" Mamh uipt StKMoMa. To clergymen
who from ill health, or other rau* », are pri
vented from romjN *ing their own acrinous,
the advertiser oilers his services on ii>udcrale
terms. Original sermons coiiij-oseil ou any
given tc*t» or aubjocta.
l»l. A»><bti
b »Wr, U » r»ol»l «b»i school ruosa s ssa-pil.
k b >!«/, h* i
N. II. A apociiiMi wot if mjuim.1, Ad
draw L S. \V., IWOffiee, Windiwer."
Tho Church "li'iiij*" property,
they are, of f.mrw, marknulilr article*.—
Knglinh im u»|w|M>ni frequently cgntiiii ad*cr
tiacinenti ofrurinjr them for aalo. In d»«'rtb
Kitr their desirable qualities it u ulUo «i Jtr.l
that tho " income n Ur£Q and thy dutie*
li«lit," or, that "tho pna»«t inouuiU.it u
»*ry or " in *ery f«-eli^- -h« ihh
1 and I hire torn them rcprc»oiitrd m bMitff in
the nnl»t of .1 lino -4(»>rtuivr r.mntry. »urr»und
' od by a nvwt a?r.'«M'ilj aornrty of no'jility,
»»entrv, Ac. 1 %'liiet an >dvtrti»ciueiit (fan
a number now ly:n^ Ir lbfr ttw.
" Aovow<i.>. r. rj,< tual I'.itronnee ami
Riifht of Prr-wwutum to he diapuacd of »ul»
ieet to the lif'* <>f an iiunm Vnt, now mxty
eight yean oM. Tin- l»'ipf of an
oicellont nvtory bouvt, |.Ur>l- built *' * enn
lidorable exjx nv ; ulmaniliui' with ronton
icner*, an<l cipitally titled, ^<>«»l out-otfio ».
plcasure-grouud*, tfardem, K>'. farm yard,
and forty vrt-aof Th<< litli «nreeon«
milted. A inual % ilin> upward of G'MI/. |*-r
annum, ind<*;w>m|ctit of wurplie" f> < », and i»
well ntu.it.-d hi i ph-aunt and ln\tiri.ini rotin
try. lour twlea Irum a largu l«w:i, lo which
then? i* mlwar rnnveyaarr."
Now, allth:* «iinji|y in -ill*, tint l<onl John
Hroailaen-k, l> in^ liunt |Ki»tit J hy In* train
liltnir dt'ltto, mill I'll (<• an\!nmIv> Turk ur
Morinon, ami tin Ik im for.-vi r, tli<* ri^lit In
■Hurler 3 «J i[«|h r vouii ; kiuilent from ml
<»n this pri*h. tn iHTu|iy Ihn <•.mif.trt.iMr anil
elegant hnu»" ami gMumla, ami •«»llcrt A'Mm
|M>r annum out of K|tiM*i*|uli.ui«. II i|>ti»t*.
M tlimlixU. a i'l liMl<,;<'*fii|>,iil«, Hi I Qitker*.
in return Tor r>*aiiui2 to a hamlfnl of |x-ojile
lirty or «i\t\ » rui 'in a y.'ar, pureli m *.1 at a
liook-Mall ill l/>m!ori.
It n> 1I1 m» " lllvk I look" !■» fill it*
tli.it *|ii,n«N»,iMNt, rxtort> .1 annually from
the |m ojile !• v knelt an inatitutmii, anil to a
I »ri»'> extent frvtin those who ilissent fr<>m H*
ritual, ami n«t»*i listen to it* elertfy, 1* a j>ro
IifW* ~»urr"o<* volition ami oppression, »>nl
Ii-imU |H»v»i*rfalU t-• it ■'»inch ili« moral > ami
eorruj't ill'|*»lltie*of the kinpilotu. Thees
t ahli»li>*il em.reh •i'*rr se» unhouutlcil »»» »'•
over tin* |MilitM** lit' tlii" country, boldim? in
» i«« iliL'e tfr^at tu»v»»suf tin l'>ir\ ami WU. '
|>art**v Th* m>hilitv ami tf-.ilry fuel tin
IUtabli»huiriit a profitable m l <Ji_-u.l>'l i ■■
treat for »ueh younger l»riue|n « of their fain
ilu*. a* too dull f»r tin Inn** I soeular
profi'ik*i<Mi«, an«l lo«t cotiaiillv ami puny fi'r
euttiut; tie ir ty to promotion 111 the arm*
ami navy, Tliey wml to tin* * uf as yl mi
thpir imlolelit ,.|il IUlHeei|l» oil ,>rilii?. when
iIm-V may reeeive emolument* ami p< i.moii»
or trenlliijf the tlioruv n«kl ot politir*, en
eountermtt malignant t ».-r* while llinj e v
ie..t .t oiimii tf'»;» eil ek.iin ,,r hrmn,><1 ith
on th-' Ueek of a tine-of-Uattle •hi|> 111 tin
Mr*literran<>a 1. nr in the »|>oiil:n .• lir • ieh «>f 1
fort re*, in IIiimIi -Man The oumn >>( a-!
vowiuhi* ami Ilklii*r**. w ie|«|( .1 a «:ipi|j| wli<e»
V l»lv won. > f 111.01 II.INMI. k t)-:ailt
I . iiniler |>ay, all o»i r the kingdom, IMMIO
clergy, who. with many noMe ' xeept ions, arc
tli" ordained :in«l lie»n«e,| rn**itiien of |«i|itn a!
jir..^r> *i..l ee«'I< i .ttieal r>-: .nn. I h\ t.-.
in'an* ibtrml to *»y, thai (litre u m i a laro
iiiiii.'x r of lie 1.1 wiorthy, |iioo«, aJi.l laithlul
uiiii^i'n 111 Hie Ijiu'liali II»t I'lliViiiieut, ami
•••jM'.'ully anioiii.' tin* |-mr»T e|r»i:>. N'-r,
1I1 it it* il.ietriiie* are not IIiMumI, ai 'l ii» »- r
kiei * U jutiful iiniiri-kAitrn. H it in lis |«iliti>
e.il lemlrnei«'», the institution *'aml« irra*>
4: un«t jr«v*'"s n'fonn [.Sf.»n/.»u*«
Skth *f H firm and RtftfHUtn 11 Ureal
II ihtin am! I ■ 11 </.
Poptflar Error* about the Rue ar.J
Fail of Sap iu Trees.
ot mur. ii*hi i r.
Wbv j eunc i hallucination i« that which
mi|i|«i«.-a ilit- •>4ji n|"ir<*' * In fill ur *< II) id the
vt tutor hi lli> riMit.i' llw HiMililhiti ticrlil
tli.il tic notonou* itiifi -iilty nf minimia
juart of »t>■ r int-i .1 |uut 111 •a«ur«*nn.[hl ha»e
ill • iui|>n>l>iliility «l' »urh a |>Ik
ixmifiHin. For it tvrtamljr tin - require a
larj»r .uiKMiiii •>(' mwlulity in lievf i!ut the
lIuiiU 11I I In- liuuk :in<i lin.nl i>l* a tree, rui lit
my mutual fnnv nl rtnii(in'«*i«n, be runnel
(••d to enter m narMw a al the r<m>t.
W'e »hall a»»uiiie the word w|i I" »i£Mf)
iln* iIuhN, ol'dlnlMi'i nature, whiehan eim
t:uiK'<l 111 ili<' interior ol"a tree. In tlx «|>rmc
tin' ■> i|i runs out ill ill- trunk v In 11 it u
i<(J • Hi tit#4 feliM»i«M*»| •ulMnin 4ii*l * lilt*'* II ll«* -
nnl, uiiUm r\o'| iioiiallv, inake in ap|« ir
ance. Hut in truth, tin* %.*)• 1* alwayu iiiino
lion, al all ami unth-r all rirrumM hi
i-xcrpi m ih<* prrM iiid n|' iiitriiM' rtiM.—
Th.! ililf-renew 1*, tint tlwre i» * a"il «lr >1 ul
it f 11 ilic •priug ami tnurli !■ •» at nther * 1
•on*.
Win ii a lr«M hi!* to rart at the approach oi
winter, its ln\n lu»c carried si much more
ftuiJ thau ill'* n**s lt»»« Imxii ajile in «ii|i| Iv.
lli.it tin* w In-If of tin* interior i* in a Mate «»l
iiHii|anii«c dr\m «, and a large |*ortion of,
that nap that wjs »mh*c fluid ha* Ucomc M>hd
iii ruiHK-qiicnrc of (Im> various chcmical drup
es it ha* undergone. Ifcmri'n Miii|'lcru| -
oration on the out- tun>>'i ».>«l chemical solidfi
ealioll Mil lie. jjlier, the *.ip IS in autumn, %•'
much dimitn»hcd iu quantity »* to tic no lung
er ditruifralik by inert* incisions. The |» »
er thai a plant may of resisting cold i*
in |>ro|>ortu>n to the cooiliU'lcftesa of lit h dry
ing pitKH'M.
When the have* hare'fallen off", the tree i»
no longer suhjwt to much Iom of fluid by per
spiration, nor to nt»nijw eliemical change*
hy aMimilation. liut the abnoibtrig power ot
the root* i* not arretted ; they, on the contra
ry, go on tucking fluid from the soil, and
driving it upward* into the •jstein. The ef
fect of this, that after some month* of *uch an
aetiuu, thai the lo«s of fluid which th« tree
ha* sustained in autumn l>v iu leaves is made
tfood, and tho whole plant is distended with
watery particle*. This is a men wis* pro
vision in erdsr to insure abundant food •«
no* '*>rri 1< .ma ni>tl hnwihe* when waitnlh
anil li^'ht •tuiiiijaio thrm into growth.
During thfl winter poriod th«j tap appran
to Imi at r< it, for the n (illinjf pruefM ta a very
gradual one. Rut M. Hiot, roany ycarfl ajjn,
prov«l by un injfjnioua upparatua, that thfl
rate of innti>»a of aap may ho measured at all
aeaaotts, and he im-erumrd it to in a atati)
i.froiitiderable u limy m mid winter. Among
other ihmga, lie found that froat had conaid
cntblt influence upon th«* diri-etivt) in which
tlir M|i niuvw. In until weather the aap wu
cotiH). ntly umnf, but wlien froat w.i« cipcrt*
MK'rd the ttp itowed hark agBin—• pbcnotn«*
mm which lie nfi-mal to ilt«. eont ranting |*.w
••r of < i<ld on thfl veaael of the trunk and branch
ea, the e(Tect of which «4« to forec th« up
do* n »ar«l» into the nwt» 1} in a w anuer
iwilii m; then, apntn, when tlir fr.nt t««vM
the root* thetnachi • and t*v »n a<-t,nir on the to,
the cip wu« forced luck into the trunk ; but «a
vh»«i ;u a thaw came on and the ground |u>
enteral ita In it, tin- roota out of whieh a part
of tln> ».ip hnd t»fii forei d npwarda, u.'io
again till' .1 by the lluida *!,o\r thetn, and thfl
»-ip »n fore**] to fill. A lar„'i-(*>plar trefl
in th<' latt.-r atate ha«mg tx« n rut Scrota at
»!l» I'loniid line, tile aurl i of the «tUJIip MX
loiind to la* dry, hut the « ml of the trunk it
-•If ilrip|»-d with «ip. Sap, then, la alwata
mi OMi'.ion, mil if it eicr •x-ttlra to thr root ir.
i »i-ible manner, that ia owihr to t<inporwry
r*ti« K, the rcinoral of which oat- % iia in
•tun i- mm hi.
A h to I In* lil<:i tli.it tli«' MifiliniJ of .t trr.t
lir>t nt iIh- r<*t, and hi <*otin*\ion w itl.
tln» ai pjmikiidiii, that what it calltil tin* n*.
of t!i<* up it tlx- r*j»aii»ii>n if limu «n<l >
ami lironrhi-*, nothing rm »i 1) Im> iiu<i« «t< •.
tituti ofanr rral fouiitlatioa. If, in the »j*rn>i
when tin* Iiui!% arr jukt »wllini;, a tr« ^ i» r< •
a<Ti«M al lit*- trtnuiul linr, no Mr« d.i £ w
t ike |>l uf, Hi iilier will the *iy l!« a I "or «iii.,
il.»t iin-f u|i*inl<i hut am<>ii£ Urn brine)" .
the tilmluii; villi U foiuiil to lia»o rmiitueiw
*1 Tint wuk oltv r»H »<>iiir \rnrs nj'o
M* Tlioinj.*. n, itthntt.il* ilir Duk- of IV
l«> .» .'an!"i»«r, who thou .'lit lit I .1 div •
••riil' it th* »»j< uf .'U in |r
uikKail of a-o i.J i.rf . i »ir >'i^« t; « <-ulat.
Vlim.jll, II lUiiM fx Cu4il<:.-v.l lii" la't l! . ,
tin* »aji ik Jfi»«»u into a<v«l«uu.<l Ui' titn f.r
It ibt *\ir«imUe» ul • Mm, bflca,,**itbtWl
tint liifhi anJ « uiuih Li*t fi.ll u| <>n tii<* • ■
i-iUtilt bu lk Tu« u>oiit«ul tii• buj» ar< r\
ritril t Mt I." ;.u ti »jrk vi|. tr«ui tlm par
Hall W I U "V .r<! .11 ColiUCt , tvi ku| |>lv tt
H I II "I I r ,| .-c.|, til* aU,Jl*llt «4j> |'l »
u;m„ ■!; 1 |V .'naiiv.Mi of tJ>« !•>»• i j'fi
11 -r till' ilriullld ll|« ll ill* *»p Mir thilll li- •
niiiu- /filer; a i|uii*k«i nioi'"" " "
•• » .1 it"* *•»" ^ ,u*Lr a"
th'' lo '* ; uii.l tlnik " - ran* ..
tlut j'Tf j'ti''!*" rton iii tli fuitjk of tree
wrlili'li Wr " ill till- ,!|||.« Ilju-l' il
I li»* wi ll know i, i i.*i i-t u*. „ aproutiii£ i.
tin •[•rin,'( although i !•«! m tl.it »iitt'Ou,
prove* tii.it *!i- - >|i hail n ! th«t urn* quit
ti*«l the trunk. M talk*' ri fujje id ti*<* ri»>u —
"•mil j'-' i.inoti iMVurrene* klioiijii pat j*i>.
Ion their i'uanl a.: nmt falling iiit<j *ul^'ir
rrror* uu th.» •uhj*'«'t.
The Bi'^ar aud the Banker.
" I > • jrov t iklM(Wth ii ! ht« ui*en me
i - ii ' l> 'v, 11 • I fur «|| Uio pur*
I •«•» "f tliinkii . »• it >, 'lr >.i », if.,| t-ilt
llltf III* I'll IMC ;n III* Ii ii Villi . ,1 ..t tll**u Toll
1111* r«* u *inh< f hhI l.u .my, j« w* |<a«i.
Ilieti i^tin, it it a froe country, aii! h< re,
iihi, \»* an nil an f.ji.,i|,n , li.r y«m mutt
know. tli.ii l» rv r*en al» :*.* »r'^ili>K nviy lo«'k
a (Mil mvi in ll»" bn wuli *» iimh Ii
ferenee a« In' wiiii lil a IipiiImt. You an J I
lia»i the «atne enmitum matter; are «>]ully
{&•>■ 11v«« i jii.illv i «y . .in* IhiiIi travelling
th^iim journev, bound In the aaine f ive,
•mil U tli Imu i" die and be buroil iu ibo
«ml."
" Bui," olnerrrd tl< • H.n'.ic, mterrttptinf
litm, " tin you prfti ml there 1* then no dur*.*r
rore W'tween a lie^uar and a hooker
" N"t in tli<' h »»t," rejoroe I tli<* iithrr, with
th" utiiumt mdiw**; " not in tl»«* Icaat, at t.i
• h/m/h. You twicer ami drink wine, in
enm|any t»f mniiimii chooniir.?; I nwaggei
and ilnuk l«fr, which I Iik< l» tt« r tlnn jour
wine, in company which I lik»* better thai
your comjmny. V• hi nuke thoutanda a day,
|K'rhnp«>. I nuke a olnllitiif if »'»u are con
tented, I am; wn're equally ln[ij»y at night
Vou dn*M 111 new cloth** . I »m ju»t a» coin
fortattlo In »lil Mini, sml lu»c no trouhh- lit
keeping tlx in from amling. If I ht»e lea
property than you, I lam hv» to care about
If f'ui r fri' ii'l*. I hiTvl>r«frinnithip lu lit**;
m l if I do iu>t 11 i.i W* * .m great a figure in th •
world, I make a* ureal a nhadnw mi tin' |itve
in«Mit; I am a* gre:it a* you. Ik*i«le», my
word for it. I ha\e fewer enesnte*, ni<'» t with
fewer li*uu * ; carry a* light a heart, and »iii||
iiM-rrv a vnij; at Uir t« »i oi you. "
" Hut then," miiI lh<' llankir. wlw li vi all
ah.nif (-••ii trying to c» * m a word, " i» Uw
nmt-mpt hi'the world nothing?"
" Tlio envy of lilt' world i» 0* bad m it«
eimlrtn]"!; you ha*e, p« rlia|>», tlx one, ami I
a hliare nl' ikr <»Un r. N «• ■•re jnatehM tln*r •
too. ml In-miIi', itir world deal* in ihi» mai
ler equally uniii-tly with U» bulb. Wi an I
I |iw» by our wit», of ImiiK by our in
duttry ; anil tin' nil)' dilferoiee U'twi-eh us in
tin* (articular, worth naming, i», thatiteoala
*<*•. ty iwj"1 io maintain you dun it doe* me
I am co«tent with a little, you want a ?nat
dual Neither of u« rai»e uraiu or itotaioet,
or *fa»e eloth, or iiunufjeture aiailnn.' iim
ful; we therefore add nothing to the coinmno
Mi.wk; we are only eonrnimcra. anil if the
u<,il>l judtfod uith Mriet iinpsrualiiy, there*
fori1, it mimti* to ojo I »lioulJ be ffronounec4
the clcvt rt M fellow."
CJ" Nothing but may be better, and *rtry
better n>«y be hett.
3T Tho only way to b-i permanently
it to be habtiuJly honett.