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MA Oss
MUSIC STORE.


FUHR undersigned desires respectfully to inform the pubic
ssoo ss md aAss s ssl ssss sa P9s%
NAM Ss d. y 4 soa ans G
tone. and finished beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut
a., M is w mon frames made IN NE most sSbsssn
9osiaa Paye Fersss which for sweetness Of tone have
The lew fmpro en- en- in Piano Fories The patent
Vibrating 0ger6ridss sofor sale at the establish
sasy to % sRs ads % hs sSfSi and i Of pi he
Piano, and renders capabeol Semanng much longer in
w r. nj S Agent Tor Men Herr celebrated Grand
Pianos and Pianinos nude In as For power and
The Dolce ConpeHa Hltack meat j. Peyei & Co.'s Paris
Pianos, and instruments from all The best manufactures
issfzS ri S @ from $50 to $3.50
each, and taken IN part payment Tor new Pianos.
sP5ia 6ApfSs beautiful toned
Instrument, for Village Churches, Lodges, Sefenading
s,ss and poTS i0as / portable s~sisRns POUNDS
and offered At $50 each.
Fs q % cu ssr' v9 S5S M1.S
every Kind will BE- promptly executed reasonable prices
Ba,is sgRplied with Brass Instruments and Band Music;
HAkRy double and single action, on hand and made
Orslsr, 70 suit the lasts Of purchasers.
muslC-fhe largest catalogue in the South. The stock
and beautiful pieces out Of print.
NEW MUSIC received By every arrival from the North,
Wtss Sos sssass suppy oGsns Sne paSs6sd
every week al The siore-Nave Compositions solicited
@ s SUp B sns '1H sSn S ,ed
the Baltimore Olo.n by addressing the undersigned
ing ss.s s0 aps Il seat % Any H. f. MAYS iYS6S
EsQR sALE-PiANQ FORTEs from
A, S sssE 4 5 cas sus AZ. Gdessrng
compriSag, 4 Is believed, he best assOrt u X 0u
ment N The city, and BY far the most valuable instruments
AlSqGFqI hire seven octave Picolo PIANO. entirely
ans -. henry PARSONS, IS Camp street,
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Spain has no railroads, no canals, no telegraphs
aud not single lighthouse.
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FEMALE MEnIGINE 70

Dr. TOwnsend's Sarapanla sovereign and speedy
for incipsnt Consumpon Banennes, Prolapsns uten,
Failing of the Womb Cosiveness, Piles Leuchonhaa or
Whites Ostructed difficult MeustruAtiOn, IncontinenOa
Of Urine involuntary dhaTge thereof and for the general
prOstratOn Of the whether the Tesut
inherent causes, produced by egulaTly, Illness
accident Nothing can be surprising than its
ELECTS on the human frame. Persons, all weakness and as
tude from taking at become robust and full of energy
under its influence II Immediately counteracts the nrveess
Of the female frame, which the great cause OF barred.
ness. II will not be expected Of in OF delicate
nature, 10 exhibit certificates of performed but can
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been Reported
Thousands where families have been without
children. after using few bottles Of this invaluable sdicIne
have been blessed fine.h healthy oTznring
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mills Nos. 81 s., 40 and = Old Levee.
L I9uORS-CogRac Brandy, Jamaica Rum and Irish
~ Whisky Sherry Wine, Scotch Ale, and London and
half pipes COGNAC BRANDY:
puncheons JAMAICA RUM, Every old and SUPERIOR
In bond and entitled to debenture;
puncheons old IRISH WHISKY, also in bond and
entitled TO debentuTe;
10 casks Of the old Monitiliado SHERRY WINE, so
much priced for its agreeable flavor:
20 casks SCOTCH and BURTON ALE;
$50 casks LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER in ouaFt
and pint bottles.
The above liquors will be sold very low to the trade and
jaa6 JOHN TOOLE. q Rank Plaza.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
to subSide, and has entirely left me.
| confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain Elk.
tractor being superior anything have tried for
removing pain inflammation
shpcarpenter By trade, and shall be willing to ties.
y the virtues of the Saye all times when necessary.
reside Franklin Avenue No. l5 where can give any
"iiO'"nau0n ue'neu JET JfEHFFERsoN M BISHOP.
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DR.. DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,

IN OFFERING to the public hisnew and vaua bic remedy
for CONS U.nPTIOJr, BRONCHITIS, HSTffAIIf,
COUGHS, COLDS 0tc., we append few notices Of the
character and efficacy Of the medicine Numerous estmo-
mails be in pamphlet for distribution At the agency,
which sufferers invited TO obtain may be proper
that Dr. ID. is eminent practising physician oil twelve yeas
sandlng graduate Of the University Of Pennsyv amin.
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lowing word for was taken from the lips
Of Mrs GeOrge.whou paint varnish No certificate
uiaeturing. Win sufferers resist such evidence?
PHLADELPHIA September IS lS47-I have been subject Ol
the last fifteen years weakness lungs cough and hectic
fever, and frequently laid bed during that time with
distressing cough and pain in breast anil left se with
night sweas Last April had violent attack, which lasted
diseased would spit up daily half pint Of matter. Itoo
great many remedies that recommended TO well
number Of prescriptions from family physic with
ont any relief At last prevailed upon to Dr. Da.
yis's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar .hch had
the most happy and salutary effect my disease Before
had taken bottle, cough gave way, my night SWEAT
der that entirely well, except neuralgia pain that am
occasionally afflicted with on side OF my head.
JANE ELIZA GEORGE, Thompson street,
doors below SchUYlkill Sixth south side
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ANDREW J. AyBT. SAM o. SEYMOUR.

1sp,a% s hf Am aRIs s,1aass.
Nos 242 and IA 1eoupitosias street, NcO Orleans.
EEP constantly hand good supply Of article
BUTTER, LARD, COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, MO
ASSES, FISH, ETC. etc. in large small quantities 10 suit
purchasers. fy6 1y
| TTNIIE Subscriber having commenced the WHOLESALE
and Retail fLIQUoRs, WINES 1. etc: MEa
keeps always on hand the following VIZ;
BRAMDInSS-G odard's, MsslOry's, and other -
MoNoNGAfiELA WHISKY. '''' fN'''''
PEACH and APPLE BRANDY-Dhect from Maryland
EAST sIr INBiA MApEtRA-A splendid article.
DUFE GORDON SHERRY
JAMAICA RUM-Best quality e'' 'upe'O''
SCOTCH and IRISH WIIISKEY- Imported by Mr.
GIHI5AI%SIFAsS every brand and description.
sCoTCH ALE and LONDON PORTER,
MS q pl- -''D- : : 4llu : VS. s. II TAYLOR.
A LIE, PORTER AND sUNDRIEs--
"A l50 bbs Tsylor's Albany Ale;
80 barrels Western as
50 casks vassaI' Ale and Porter;
50 barrels Refined Whale OIL;
S S Sasss st oL rA NH 5iIlEssP i
iS kss: I'd i4tas Wssissi H'f B RF En- !"
IS Ev HANS T sfss s Ssd SsG BR SfH BEEF
80 boxes Eox's STARCH;
g boxes New York LOAF SUGAR;
instore and landing and for sale low by
mills Nos Is, 80, 40 and AZ Old Levee.
IAuORS-CogRac Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and Irish
~ Whisky; Sherry Wine, Scotch Ale, and London and
half pipes COGNAC BRANDY.
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CAST STEEL SAWS.
TINHE subscribers manufacture from the BEST CAST
l. STEEL, Circular Saws from two TO sixty inches in d.
ameter; also, Mill, Pitt Crosscut and other Saws, all of
By Their patent machinery, which enables them to claim
csVey for their Saws the advantages derived from the use
OF these machines, which highly important the Saws
are thereby made perfectly true and regular in hcnes
thick or thin at any part thus strengthening Circular saws by
gradually increasing them in thickness from the cutting edge
TO their centre, The truth and uniformity OF Their surface
renders less set in the teeth necessary and on tins account
less power required TO drive the besides they l not
need so frequent shapeningbe less liable TO become heated
and also produce saving in timber. W,
E These Saws may be had Of the subscribers, or at the
United States. r; HOE Coz
90 6md&W % and 81 Gold street, New York.
IRISH HERlINGs AND SALMON
Il so kegs very fine ROE HERRING;
So dozen and H. canister SALMON; Just landed and
far sale by Il. WOOD l. CO.,
Gy9l POSI- q. ssannd Municipality.
IAAIA{ijA HVM-la bsnd-0f fes qaalyy. Tor ISLE BY
y nhlR John Tephsl Y tsaA Plaza
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LIaoNKR, July 0 l8-Youf Wild Cherry and Tar syrup
gives general Satisfaction. We have been out of il for some
time and thought would order any; but is almost
daily inquired for, and thought perhaps would Be be,
lar
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GENERAL AGENCY Ar NEW ORLEANS.

GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.
NTooDSON WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natehez, }
w having resided upwards of forty in the South,
partly al New Orleans but mostly Natchez has removed
10 New Orleans and offers his services G NER A l.
AGENT. lie will attend particularly to the purchase
sales and exchange of Wild Lands Plantations Houses and
Lots OF Vacant Lots this city any part of the United
States the adjustment of claims and accounts from
any part Of the world the collection 9f debts taking depo
Those wishing his services requested be particular in
giving definite instructions that will not be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate be purchased sold or ex
changed, should give accurate descriptions Of the property.
Letters addressed to him business at New Orleans, post
paid will be attended 10 promptly and carefnll6.
lie is COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Alabama to take
depoions and acknOw Judgements Of deeds. k1@ III
at No. 30 GrdUicr street.
Dec q, lS49-Having been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wren, take pleasure recommending him to the
public worthy fcondence for his industry bust
ness habits and integrity. J. A. QUITMAR,
- Gov. elect Of Mas,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton Rouge, Dec. 49, 1881 have
no hesitation recommending Mr. Wren TO the public as
Of upright character and altogether worthy fcondence
-fyl3 ISAAC JOHNSON. Gov La
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lrFVn, Ut; ~ o.. sudShtHLgsh-J
WELLsvILLE, Ohio, January g. lS4T-The article of Wild
Cherry and ar find 70 be valuable medicine and
considerably in practice. have aOd and used nearly ali
that have forwarded and would be pleased 70 have
will be open. -
PoRT CARBON. February 30 Isi7-Hessrs Robinson
Collins Co.: am happy TO inform you that think Dr.
DavsS SyruP Of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead Vi
in part Of the country; out Of IL, and have hal
Davfs's DspurGtiye Extract and Joseph DGpis's Hors
Imminent, that have taken the liberty of writing for ar
agency for the above articles if agreeable YOU If 90 please
write word, and send dozen EACH with large
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s gentleman of this city, who has been troubled with
abity Of the urinary organs for several years which,
may be supposed, trouble him, day
night recently cured of cold and cough by the
Of Dr. Davss Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar
But his great satisfaction was to find while taking the med
cine, that the tedious affection gradually disappear
1t has been yeai years since he has ceased taking
the medicine and the initaby Of the bladder entirely
moved and he feels stronger and better in health than before
he attacked with cold uch the soothing and
waiting effects of tbs valuable medicine Its efficacy the
same in Inflammation of tie kidneys liver, palptaton OF
who may want respectable reference his name will be given
and court inquiry, people often deceived by adj
verted medicine that they frequently reject those which
good and free Of quackery.
I'VE acquainted with the gentleman to whom the above
statement audes. He is fellow craftsman, respectable
master prnter-Ed. KeyStORe.l
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MILFORD, Perry county, Pa, October l, 1s46-.Nessrs
Robinson, Collins Il Co.: SRs-Ths inform yOn thai
was afflicted for twenty with violent pain my breast
much that could hardly lie in bed night. Cough at
ended followed by emaeatOn, and other decided symptom
of consumption. applied to several eminent physicians and
took great deal of medicine, without any relief whatever
advised to try DIR. DaVis's COMPOUND SlzIp of Wild
Cherry and Tar of which took two bottles which entirely
dence recommend il to all who like manner afflicted a.
most valuable medicine. JOHN TOoMEY
The authenticity of the above statement youched
Mr.. Isaac Murphy, merchant of Milford, who knows Mr.
TOOmey and The circumstances Of his case MIR T. now sixty
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This extract of Ssrapara has been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints. No female who has reason
70 spRPoss she approaching that cncal period, The Turn
o. e should neglect to take II, as IL certain preventive
for any OF the horrible diseases which females
subject at this time of life This period may be Delayed
9T several years by using This medicine Nor less yaua-
Ole Tor those who approaching wOmanhOod, is cal.
cuated to assist nature by qulckenng the blood and nvignr-
ang the SYSTEM Indeed, this medicine invaluable for
the delicate diseases TO which subject Il brace
the whole syse permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body so far stmna
ung as TO produce subsequent relaxation which the case Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease Nv
using lew bottles OF this medicine many and painful
surgical operations be Drayented $3.50
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, Dr. 10oHsoHd-l verify believe that your Sarsaparlla
has been the through Providence Of saving my lila
have for several had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse AT last raised large quantities of blood, had
night sweats, and greatly dehitaed and reduced and
did not expect to live; have only used your SaapaFa
short time and there has wonderful change wrought
n me- am now able to walk all over the city. raise no
blood, and my cough has left You well Imagine
that am thankful for these results Your ODD servant
WIN, RUSSELL. 65 Catharine sreat
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~ The following statement is from worthy and wei
known citizen. Mr. Rar has been for several years D
rector Of the Public Schools and has held various Offices Of
honor and responsibility:
PHILADELPnIA, September 10, ls45-A month or more
SINCE attacked with obstinate hacking cough, which
resisted the common remedies, such paregorc and squi
and other ordinary medicines. Dr. Davss Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved me in few doses and three
tOurhs of bottle entirely cured My mother who is
troubled with habua cough and has been regularly taking
sqns and paregOc has been taking Dr. Dayss medicine iO
few days past and her cough is not half bad
THoMAs MLLAR, Al Race street.
re- Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents io
the South and West, j. WRIGHT CO.,
No. 1871 Chdrtres street, New Orleans;
Wbere ali n1iere mnst he addressed dill
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PlTTsRURo, Jan Il, i5l7-T6e Syrup q Wild Cherry
nd ar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
Know OF one instance of permanent cure Of Asthma
gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able to sell at least
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

600 on their industry. his estate is said to
be valued at S2.000,00G; million and halt
"f which is drawing an interest of seven ner
cent annually, which is sent home 10 pamper
the lordlings Of the old world, withou; ayIuo
one dollar of taxation TO partially relieve the
burthens of those who paw IT, 1t is a mos,
remarkable feature in the Legislation If this
state, that every act passed la relation 10 the
large estates held by lords abroad and PATRONS
Al home. has been TO secure some interest t..
nr mend some loop-hoie in. the title of the
proprietor, at the expense of the Iaboring thou
10 pay. The western estates have been inn
mensely increased in value by the opening Of
canals, railroads and other facilities Of com
munication; this Paltney property being
doubtless trebed by this means. And who
has paid Whence have the means been de-
rived | answer, not one dollar have lis pro-
prietors contributed by way If taxation; and
if this tardy justice should be exacted of them
doubt not its agents would be as busy in the
lobbies of the Legislature, seeking to prevent
the imposition If just tax on the estate, as
they have formerly been in procuring the re-
versal Of rules of descent and Of evidence in
behalf Of their foreign PATRONS.
II Is submitted, and these are some of the
points litgated by the State, that the heirs of
Sir John Lowther Johnstone, if any exist, are
all nonresident aliens and incapable Of inner
lung and holding real estate here. notwith-
sFa.r =
Is probable the family Is eAtinct--a, all events
We have no knowledge Of the existence Of any
heir; that the trust created by JohnetOne was
void; that Sir WIN. Purtney was himself d
esntui qui trust, and purchased the estate with
trust funds, and died iutesIlte because he had
no power to pass the estate 5y will; that Id
dy Bath did not devise this estate because IL
was trust estate, and she mere ces "a qul
trust with only life estate after Sir " illiam;
that the estate after her death, took another
direction, and never descended to Sir Jonu
Lowther Johnstoue.
la order 80 establish these facts and posi-
tions, deem II Important to the Interests Il the
State, that j, asteiton Ure, and john Gordon,
(who succeeded Lord 4 l,way as s1s.stete.) aud
the king Of Hanover, If, indeed, his Majesty
can he brought to CONSENT to be examined As
d witness, be examined as witnesses by com
mission and GA inter- gatories, aud thai fuii
eNaMinailonof the rec erds IN the proper o,uces
III London and Edinburgh be had for All pa
Pers relating TO this tit.e, and that texemPli.ca-
tious be procured Of such as shall be deemed
important aud necessary evidence in the cause.
this VIII require me expenditure # at least
1000; and respectfully sugEe~t that q esi
ba enacted agrr.Tr.-.3.g 5000 Er ,l.a' pur-
pose.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

~r.- ~ W.. ~
l.e " 1S.l'l'7'on G torres 9oE dent of
- ''2 nc N'"I lci gives lie following
9'''i 'i'5 "C'oI-'' q Mt Gays recent
= CO.. III I-e :, ,"iit" cta-e. Senate. AID
"a an li-o oe-'' III 'Ae acD" e on his com
P'V'ii'se Ie'oi u IONS.
No io IIsseu IN his argument c
iii0'i"o u tie IHioh ofcat- Ir,er a.d
io"6e.' "nHe u,sa aFpoHitmeAt sma. a. u
0eSI"'r S"i90ueu ia GLootn tie c. ntea-
." go Vi me u.suilioI-st ana uIua st q the
o'''''l " ''I'oU' 'Ie Oar OF tie Senate
- : ,oii 40 IcaFu Tie souad %
- 'i'' 'ei' "S IL t. { Gays ui
"''e nu'nbe.ed 1
.''''h I'"U 'ha' '.a'e iNcu [. see t.,s
o"l a " ABOVE al I-at 'Er Own c--or.s. cd
a'4o oe'o'ed Statesman a. been spared 10
Geek the neiarlous s!g'.s o. tie P-Vttcls
a9% .i'st tLc STAB lily OF t.e TO
h"en -1r- Gay LAD concluded Ne-srs
La'iH - - 'S'.sa-iiu. tias9u oI lIsgiI. "a
beff. en- "I H''t&a D'w'-s la q
2. or Two otl.ef trru tic S"Utu cN. fc-s
Z e-t " 7slH' IRON t-e te-hs Il tie COM
promise o"Gied by Nr Cay. T.e two
I2fner 2aniI-i"eH went Inrt"cr. a..d So .ar
I.--'t "''at was "Ge 10 u : c@a.ted stand
'.- "1..i' G'u:'iE. i.s eNI." c. as
. st 1863 an, +o IS re p q e5ls-afor- as
IN :, =. 0-"F sa' Naa ilo'i a
sd 7.".o ID" '.'' tv' H.. re- c...i"S ,te
't"9 i-i'.'e'tS - ...s Constituents. II
'.''S H'.i.,a = Fe2d-e Ion $50 l.i b-eonIt Z
al u'UJ'i"i d quarter Hr Gay took ire
az" eAN-o 'eo an t.-a' eheTSy a-d eutIu-
.ashi 50 c-"fae'ef ste "f himself Wien
a. tHC very Nt-ui or WaHa.uuu ii q form.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15
Rates Of Advert sing.
Frightful adventure with q Lion.

The following fearful story is related in
"Moffat's Scenes in Southern Africa" /
man belonging to Mr.. Schmelen's concre-
CATION at Betheny, returning homeward
on visit to his fs.ends took circuitot;s
course IN order to pass pool where he
hoped to XIII an antelope TO carry home t.
his family. The sun lad risen to SOM,
height by the time lie reached the spot and
seeing no game lie lad his gun down on u
shelving rock, the back of which was coy
cred by a species of dwarf thorn bnsbcs
lie went TO drink the water took a hearty
draught, and being a little tired f.II
as ee2 In short time. the heat refa,-
u" from the rock awoke him, opening his
eyes lie saw large lion crouching bef,.~a
".H VITA a. 5 G. es slariag IN his face. and
Wltaln little more than a ward of his
leet lie sat mo:ioEless scre minutes
until lie recovered his presence OF mind
I-'e" {. eng ms gun III yed ii S hand slow.
y toNas"' It TIE lion seeing him raised
us hea4 aud gave tremendous roar
ne made ah3i4er attempt. bat the gun
petlS IaE beyond his reach he cave Il ~,
a. the liou seemed wei aware Of bis object
""o was enfdzcd w.eaeyeg he attcIuIted
10 move lis la II : s.tuat;on now be.
came la-Hlai iu tie extreme. the rock ON
"h.e1 .e Sal became 50 hot tat h. copl5
scarcely b-ar hIs naked feet to touch IT
',o kept moving item altcrI ateIy one
above tie other
The day PASSED aid tie nicI.+ also but
tie Ion never moved from tie s.ot TIC
san r"se an and IT. int. 80 Leaf sco,.
re red ..lS feet az feeling At uoo,..
IL few ,a-l- a So " ~ ~ 3 wafer on,
Inn as he Wet H., 4,.' -, " os.iHd
AID scafau l.ia, .r..... '.'.' I..o',-'' move
ta.e t.... en- t.,.,.l5 "'s IA" 70
o.,tl.r. 49,. .f = 4 ~ G, "id wa
anfIg. ,y,.nt T., +. r. -, g NJ h.m Tie
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15
EY1ffIY.

Under the head Of Scientific Discove-
ries," an exchange has the following
It las long been known. and any one
may test the fact. t. at VIXEN a drop Of wa
ter is placed upon piece Of iron red or
white hot aud the hotter tue better, IN
stead of beng Instantly converted into
yapor. it draws Itself into a giob1lar
shape. and IS not even boiled by the .n-
tease hcat II occurred to u Freucl phl-
iosopher taat TINS fact mGut explain
certain phenomena Of men being able 20
aaud.e .f wax upon iute seiy not sub
-.a.ces and upon making tile experiment.
he found taat lie could put hs bands ln
melted IRON or wax over Il barefoot with
ease Any person eau do tA,s wIen tie
skm IS moist tie ou.g caution nee sSsar.
being not - move tie aaud or otter rar,
in contact with the iuca.d scent meta. too
quickly TIE experiment mast be done
del eiberately. W th tne iron or other metal
at white heat or if melted. still better
Deliberately I" We rather ike that
/ But if one deliberates a while before he
/ does it, the danger Of being burned,is great
| ly diminished - Chicago Journal