Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

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YOU will sec his head efaw bieg aud
bigger, aud his body thinner and thinner
Eli Mr., squillsl-=tili the mind takes
u nouflshment iIom ths ffame, aud the
Nme, IN lnn, slnts or makes siekly the
lind, You sc TINT noble oak from the
vindow-if the Chinese had broue eht it
p, IT would hhye heen tree in miiialnrc
five y afs old, aud nj an hundred you
vonId have set II IN iaWef.pol ON yuuf
ahla, no bigger thaa i was nj iipe-a
unosiiy for lis maturenesz nj one gga, Il
how for is dimiuuiven IS n the other
No the ordeal for talent Is school. restore
he siunied manulkm 10 the growing
hid, aud then Let the child II il can,
iardIly, naturally, work IL slow way up
lnto greatness. Il eream S br denied II,
1t will at least be man. and TINT i, better
ihaa 10 be little Johnny Sfylss all its
liie--an oak IN pill.hex.
At that moment rushed INTO the
room, blowing and painting. health on my
check, yigor in my limbs all childhood at
my heart. q mamma. | have got mp
the Alo--so high,-come and sc. Do
come, papa.
Certainly, sail ny faiher, only don't
cry so loud--kiles make no noise in fising
yet You see how they soar above the
world. Come, KATE. where IS my hat!
All, thank YOU, my boy
'hilly, said my father. looking at the
kite, which, attached hy lis string to the
peg | had stuck into the ground, rested
calm in the sky MEYER fear hut what
your kite shall lly as high. only. thr human
soul has stronger instincts 70 mount up.
ward than "A lew sheets Of paper ON a
frame work % laih. I'm observe. that
10 prevent lis heing lost IN the freedom Of
space, we must attach II lightly 10 earth.
aud observe agaiu, my dear thai the higher
It soafs, the more string We must gire II. : 81
Coin Il llrnsosis Bu.-Mf. r. NJ.
Ballanlyne, IN a lively journal Of SIX years
re- ideuee IN the territories oi the Hudson
Bay Company. tells rs, that for part OF
October There i sometimes litlie warm.
or thawy weather. but after that. until
the following April. the thermometer
seldom fises 10 the freezing point. In the
depth ol winter, The thermometer falls
from 80 to 10 d. and even ~ degrees
bcl0W seHD Of fahfenheii. fhis intense
cold Is not, however, so much felt as one
might suppose, for during its continuance
the air Is perfectly calm, Wero the
slightest breath OF wind 10 rise when the
thermometer stands 50 low, 10 man could
show his face to It lor n moment Forty
degrees below zero. aud quite cain, !,
Infinitely preferable to fifteen below. or
ihereabout. with strong breeze Of wind.
Spini OF wine Is, OF conre, the only thing
that can be- used in the thermometer: az
mercury, were It exposed TO such cold.
wouldfenain frozen nearly halflhe winter.
Spnnt never isozc ~ amy cold ever ox.
perlenced at York Factory, uuless when
very much adulerated with water and
even then, the spirit would remain LIQUID
IA the centre OF the mass. Quick silver
easily freezes IN this climate, ani it has
frequently been run into bullet mould,
expos a 70 tho cold air I'll frozen, and in
thl' slate rammed down gun barrel,
aud nJel through a thick plank. The
average cold may be set down at aboai
10 Or 10 de gees below zero. OF Is degrees
oi frost The houses NJ the bay are built
OF wood, with double windows nnd door.
Ihcy are h aIcd 10y large iron stoves, fed
wnh wood YET so intense Is the cold.
that when a stove has been IN places red.
hot, basin Of water IN the room has
been frozen solid,