Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
Warren, Saturday .Norning, July 1, 1926.

Ieey - Il 0SOs
Thus through the medium of mer,
chance, perhaps one of the best rem
cdies and tile most simple has beer
discovered. Mr. II. makes the a
bo'e public with view to benefi
his iellOw-Citizens, an act in our q.
pinion truly praiseworthy and mag.
nanimous. He recommends TO those
who feel disposed to try the expert.
ment, that the apples should be eaten
nine mornings in succession, fasting
---if dry to be pounded fue, and TAX !.
en- in moIasses---or eat them Just as
they come from of the tree. At this
season Of the year, the apples or
knots arc to be found in great abun.
dance on the cedar trees"
Elegant Ertract from Woodstock.
49," There is, | know not why ,some-
thing peculiarly pleasing to the i'm
nginatiOn in contemplating the
QUEEN OF NIGuT,wben she is rDad-
ng, as thecxpression is, among the
vapours which she has not power to
dispel---and which, on their side, ARE
unable to quench her lusluro. 1t is
the striking image Of patient virtue
camIy pursuing her path through
good report and bad report; having
that excellence in herself which ought
to command all adniratiom, but be-
dimned in the oyc of the world, by
suffering.by misfortunc,by ca!umny.'
Washing Salads. In the first
number of the .s Gardncr's Maga-
zinc." conducted by Mr.. Loudon,and
just published. is paper on the best
modes OF washing water crosses and
salads, SO as to free them from the
iarNe of insects and worms. The
method is very simple, and consists
in merely placing the salad in salt
or sea water, for three or four min
utes. which is sufficient to Kill and
bring out the worlEs after which
the Vegetables are washed in fresh
water in the usual way. This infor-
maiion is brought out in the proper
time, Just after the salad season
iRenccs, and as all salads are
subject to insects and many ofthcm
nconccivably small, the hint, as a
matter of cleanliness, is worthy of at
.cniioli. ". Y. Ev. Post.
Cure gfa Deaf and Dumb Child
A boy. ten years old, who had been
deaf from infancy, has
'ecn cured by Dr., Dcleau, ef Paris,
~ simply injecting air through the
5nstachian tube which leads from
he throat into the cavity OF The tym-
'ahu.n or drum of the car. This
S an operation which might probably
uccecd in similar cases; and From
he account given of it, it appears to
ave been accomplished without any {
inconvenience Is
Charitg:-Among the graccs that a. S
orn the Christian character, that of c
'harity has ever been deemed the c
rightest, the purest, and the best Ii I
gem of the first water I; no clouds II
IN obscure it-no rude hand solly its c
irity. Its sister graces dwindle a h
ay in its presence, and in the hour s.
expiring nature. it remains the on jc
solitary companion of the departed al
,c, that sustains unmOved, the shock b
death Indeed it may be termed b
an eminent degree. the most distin- o.
fishing characteristic Of Christian e,
y; the Alpha and Omega of religious Il
nth. 1t received its birth in the bo. tn
m Of divine benevolence, and was e,
stored under the beamings of the 81
n of righteousness. And when the m
IS of truth uttered some of its first q
uncils, Charity was then the theme, m
E subject upon which was Iavished Ia
vine eIoquence. And wherever this
,aven born spirit has found its way,
ere it hath diiiused the breath of Par
ise, shedding around the blessings to
Providence, and proclaimed jubi- tn
to the sons and daughters of ms de
tune hu
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