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The Falmouth Pendletonian, 1881-07-07

The front page of 1881-07-07. 615 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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!( tnril WfMT KIDOOTaORIA ' odl line Tha gardener of A A A Eheaod hie neighbor of Fifth- avwnnaT etylut his aco had been bittern ou Um cheek bjr a dog and that ha -would not havw hod it oocoi for $10000 This etafamarit madeaooh a atrong impnwaior oq tha gardener mind m to tha fearful hriw of the bite of a flog tha on nnctiag Vns ha com plained of I wing uwdll and wont to bed - In a abort tuns ho fehdsrtiag psiim numing up kin arm toward bin abouldar nobesqumitly da offering him a drink of water' Mr A heard him make a noise likatbe borh of a dog nooompanfad with a shuddering The symptoms inoMeed apae and ha died 'in horrible agonies on fae'fourtL day ' ":i !: ' Hina aronUm befon thfa man wm bit bitten - ten bitten on tha complaining arm but it noon healed and nothing more wm heard of it Thk shown in a striking 'manner what an influesoa tha mind may have an tha body ' It ia poasOdn that toe gar- denar might bare had tha attack if ha had not heard tha eonvaraation but it fa not probable because Ee was in hia uao- al good health Wa should learn from this not to nttiM our aymptaiM nor to allow the mind to dwell on any bodily infirmity but if wa hare any ailment to make every ponaibia ffbrt to divert tha current of thought by mixing in cheerful society engaging in good doing or by embarking in coma occupation which whifa it aeearee bod bodily - ily bodily activity eompefa the mind away pleasurably to things whioh feed and M- I rr f- - - ItatMt f groro i - IIaUe Journal qf Health A TRW KtXTB OR MOTOrO ' More all thobrio-n-breeand parlor or ornaments - naments ornaments firri R fa important that they should ba displayed withetagapeaontba lns Tha truckman ahouhl hare flu moriawtoetin taste i Haver mind beating tha carpet beat the landlord you are leaving Bemember ha refnaed to pnt $3 gilt paper an tha hall bedroom and dunned you for rent in thepreaenon of your wife's father The eoal bod should be oamed teiuftr teiuftr-ly - ly teiuftr-ly Fill it with eoal and let tha aldast bey tug it along It will learn him a kroon of patience and develop hia Mr erpA ' :- The erockary yon will rerefully pack in a wariituh of ooureA Thia ia ona'of tha time-honored laws of moving' that would be an ill omen to break - especial especially - ly especially the crockery Feck your tin-ware nnd mirror on tha same load yon will thus east more re reflection - flection reflection on the neighbors yon are leaving titan you could by six areeka welt-speant Leave a dilapidated water pa 01011 of ragged carpet a hallbuahat of old paper a tin nurse-lamp aad a' pot of aoa p-grease behind yon They will serve aa a nucleus fur tint next tnanA'- New Haven Scgleter : j row hr aor an etnr OTT ' In ton haat of aoutal battle it is no un un-common - common un-common ooeumnos for aoldiere to got more loads into Uioir guns than they flrw off A soldier who after a hot nanteaA had nins Iwll-eartridgN loaded into bin gun-barrel whioh ha eould not nxtrnct wm ndviaad by a comrade to "prime far up with dry powder nnd Are far off a little nt a time" When fa oama bnck from tlm hoapilnl ha ' said : "Tha gun went off a little at a time all right but I am blamed mre iba came bficfc fall at

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