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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

To Young Men. Great pain and officially gen.
orally attend the first efforts OF Young shave them
selves, and much OF the former proceeds from material
they use. By using the Amole, Vegetable Shaving
Compound prepared and sold by VIM Boyle III Wash
ington street, much trouble and rri alton Of the skin will be
spared The mineral constituents in the major descrp-
lions of soap, found pernicous; Amoe be-
ing entirely destitute of these its aerecs pleasant
ad Strengthening One trial is enough prove its superior
character.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott Jr & Co, l. 7 EazeI
ana NJ il Green eGd3Iw1t50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. IL. The committee of Fed
era relations in the house reported series Of resou-
tions Genouucng the fugitive slave law.
In the afternoon, Gov. Wood delivered his inaugural
address and sworn. He indicated the constitu-
tionality of the fugitive slave law
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16
A Rare Chance.
Tor saIe a Fresh and Clean sroc

FOR sale Fresh and Clean STOCK of
w. |. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
with Lease of STORE for term of years
POSSESSION given the First OF Janua v, 1851,
me ABOVE ohers rare inducements any person wishing
70 engage IN the w. l. GOODS AND GROCERY BUSi.
NESS The Store is situated Main street with large
established trade and is considered one Of the stands in
the city Inquire at this office.
Worcester, Dec I. dS.vtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

NARROW ESCAPE. Friday morning, gentleman
who attempted to get upon train of cars after they had
started from the Palmer depot fell between two ears.
but was instantly seized by the coat, by passenger
who was standing on the platform, and held up until
The train was stopped. lie is indebted to the presence
OF mind Of this individual for the preservation Of hi,
life
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

PoPULArIoE OF NEw-YoRK. The population Of
New York city, according to the United States census,
is 517,849 BY the State of 1915 it 37I,-
22S. Increase in FIVE years, l46,626. nearly forty
per cent. Ii we add Brooklyn and Williamsburg,
which are part Of New-York in everything but name
and organizations the entire population is about ESQ.,
GEO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

FIRE. large barn in Dedham, with its con-
tents, including five cows and two horses, belonging
to Dea. Martin Marsh, was burnt bort one o'clock.
on FRIDAY morning Spontaneous combustion among
corn husks lying in mass caused the FIRE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

FLORIDA INDIANS. Capt Clark and the mail RI
der were shot at on the Hanover, but escaped in their
boats 1t is said that measures are being adopted by
the legislature of Florida expel The Indians at the
expense of the state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

"a Mr.. Hiram Lucas, of Kingston, Mass, was up
set in boat the shore, Sunday the s.h inst
and died in few minutes after being recovered. TIE
wind was strong and piercing cold at the time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

y Frenchman is making great noise abort
GOING machine which he has invented The Yam
KEGS have the start of him. Totiag machines are
very plenty in this country, especially in some flour
cities.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

Cold WEATHER. The thermometer in this city
on Saturday morning. stood at l above zero; at Mon
treal Z below; at Quebec IS below. and at Boston 4
above. The weather was clear, the atmosphere dry
and still.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

Gy Governor Seymour Of Connecticut, is danger
oisy III with the small ox. The disease is said to be
prevalent at Hartford
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

SENTENCE. At the Court of Common Pleas,
in session at New Bedford Judge Meen presiding,
VIM. Lincoln, convicted on two indictments for larceny
was sentenced to two years hard labor in the State
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

PlTTsBuRG, Dec. 10. The Hon. Daniel F. Miller,
whg member of congress fiom Iowa, is lying at the
point of death in Piusburg, at the residence Of his
brother-n-aw, John Funa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

Il At Havana, Dec. Z, the cholera had entirely
disappeared, but had roappeaged ia other parts of
|
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

IT The navigation on the Missouri, Illinois and
Upper Missouri, are closed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

JENNY LiND. Miss LIMBS FIRST concert in Wash
'nston is advertised to take place at the new National
Hall this evening.
The tickets for the concert of Jenny Lind in BALD.
lnore, sold at auction Friday premiums Of one two
and three dollars On the fixed price Of six d,lla4g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

THE TORNADO. The Cape Girprtleau Eaga e.,
mates the aggregate loss by the tornado at thai pl, 4
%loo'ooo' a large number of persons have lost uoagg
every thing Of value. Two persons were kilIe aed q
wounded. The first accounts Of the vioIcn e If In, H.
naio (seemingly without parael,) extrayaaant h.
they seemed, are fully confirmed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

W The Traveller counts twelve fatal railroad Ace
dents in New England within fortnight. On IL.
Hartford and Springfield Railroad no person has been
Killed since IT was opened, six years ago.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16
~ Tie Rev. john Womt, OF Boston, has reI;,.
pushed the charge of Chriss church on accom-, or N
health. " III
SALE OF STOCKS
TRADE REP JRTs.
From the ". Y. Dry Goods Reporte. orsat

FT00 Me ". z. Dry Goods Repo-le ~ sal,rd1v
FRIpAY, Dec l3.
HIDE NARKET The stock is about $4,000 Ioroo TO-
egn orders have been made consequence Of dst5 ol
in Europe-Pincpay for the German and Rrlo. oG
cts Notwithstanding this probable demand onr rt ~
VIII be oyerstocked, except We ha'ean export demand
Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande - 1.,.
buenos Ayres and Rio GTande silted.......6 =
eih iiShl .............. lola III
& @ w " ile"AS l0Ja IL
10 lO1
LEtTHER MARKEr. The stock large and in increased
uehlad me manufacturers are buying free c o, cd nat
be up to the mark anticipated two months since The v
Ter Is likely to close iii upon MS tarliar uan anti, ted
commanding cash. 7'' '''iy
mixed CAT OF middle wei heavy weight, are in d.
mand at short time, and desirable heavy command, cash
Heavy Upper is scarce and the lighter descdptius are
selling better. ''0's "ie
All light stock in fair demand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16
Will LIAM DICKINSON,
NOTARY PUBIC

w" atehI 10 hs and to other matters of Business at his
Oiilce over the Central Bank
Worcester, Oct. g, 1850 DIFF
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
Libel suis for stnnarr.

In the court of common pieaa at Ssw York, en the 5sh alt, Judge Daly preslsstn. aa setiaa waa tried 10 recover dsnssgvs for libel. The defsas had written letter and put it Ia ths pest otee. Id New York, directed to person ia Cuba. in which be states That the plaindGs wife. whs waa thea ia this city aud her husband abzsat from t had cam misted ssSe act of ssaiagai iaIideflty. Thfs esss found its way into tls hands as her husband bat hT what means did not transprs. Ner was thsss any evidsecs ,o show thait had reaehed ths psrssa to whom t writlsa. For the defsace it waa eontended that inastnach as the defendant although he had written the letter, had not published if hs not responsible for il and that. although pat ting it into the post office evidence of pahlAes- sioa at the place il was put ia the post oics n wsa not evidence of publication where Il was sens ts !; and II 1t did not reach the psce to whese tt was ssnf the writer eenid not he beld responsible.
 I he coart said that when person wrisss a iiksL he reBdsrs himself responsible for shs publication of that libel matter by what means the publication takes pace. nor Is it material where psblieaaisa occurs.
 Verdict for the plaintiff. Si 0G0.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08

@ enc-cschrl~ss apcn another. wishths utsses oe- ef tas sass std the other intmnetien ef te Censsisasiea with iss sealeas iseaaeatien sf thas r~spect ana love to ths usiee sf tbe Ssasr@ whseh eas fsthers cherished sud eniotaNd apaa tess eAil- dren. aud with the ad of that oveFFRIng Rsuwissss whieh hrs % long ard ktBdsy gsaed~d oar tiAsF~ ties aad lnatsgasieas, wav FeasesaAav exp~st Es transmit them with thetF snannerahe sleaslRxs ts the rrmstest yugerlsy.
 Bat sttsehnasat lo the uatoa of the St@tew should he habituAliy festrred ia every AWsesse~a heagt.- Fsg Haofs thss half c~ataev, during which king. dos and ssnplsrs have fslIen, latu uniem haa stood sashsk-n the pssFiesn whs foFmisd n have lsMM since s9scea 10 the grave vet stiff s srasaias tse pfoases, monument te their memory, ad the chiees of af-c,ioa sud sdssirssioa with every eas worthy te hear the 4 usericaH anfaa.
 In my ju5gus~at iss dissesmtiea would he the greatest ef csaTaises, sRS avert that sseula As the ssady ef every Americaa. Upon Is preserve ton na-t depend our own happiness, sad thnf ef countless generations se come. hzssseF daNwaFw msy threaten it. shali staAd hy k aad naiRtaia e in its integrity to she fIl extent ef the sAgafions imposed. snd the power soaferssd spaa uae hy ths Ceussitatfan. x TAYLOR.
 WAsssISsros, Dec &sh. fSE9
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
Ches.e Encfnrirs.

In the wes,eFb Reserve. 0hsp. where lhs making Of cheese has been largely carried ca for several years. change of syst has lately tsk-a piAes to srsne extssi. Certain men who are xsl acquainted wilh the manufacture of cheese purchase the eaya. aa-slted, of tb~ir neighbnfs; s1a make tnfo that kinj of ehesse fer whch sssy iid the ssadiesi sse and bes, price. A single naaauf as haser sometinss ases The safd produced trurn ths muk oF several ha'dfsd cows. |, is gathered sssry aussnins. hy m~a sho eli at h. dsfrrnt larms for tt4as purpose
 These large establishments ealiea f4etossss h. Consaai kepostst n0siees tariert<s whieh t is st4iSd ass 30sa bounds of emrd daily. u.akaw Eon txesy to tiy ehses@s of from 6ileen to thirsv pouRds weight each. Som< of the enssss is sens to the Enghsh markets. Suas to ths West Iaeiws. and some .o Css.ioEals- ALsay Csitsefaw
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
ceorria ssnIlaatrY.

The Mi'ledgeviie correspondent cf tho Ssvssnsh Republican IA his lsfter oa the l4h instant, ssys:
 r is sssnesi~s sHi's snnsiaG so observe the esa- air' between ths Fxs!anssy af the Speaker saa hss disposition 10 preserve srssrit these any asassas rnssng ot ladies' dresses n tfe gallery, and qita wavsling of sett voices, that pretty women see always rvcai ot. down cones the Speakers hammer. while he tooss hard ia direction where ihe s=s:sss aet. aad cries. t1s mecA tAs EsIfsyv tt Mir. Osiln, 'ae keeper, takes fhs hsat. and walks 1r i cluster ot the laYs et efeaiion, who perfectly nsHte and oEsrssls the iar ones. and calls out; GENTLEMEN, sftfRre Ia tAs tckAg i' On oae occasion. Mir, U~i,n marched up to : party where there vas asasaai ehsrterng. and cried out. in sagff saae~; .. Gentlemen. sas Speak-s ssvs Voa must erass al<ag. asa Ist the lasslrs talk Tks Hoese is pleased to Asar iAs ad7es talk" By thia means s'isncr secured in indirect ard polite gay that gives oa%nes e eae. aad IS readily sos- gwen, both by tse mute sad tlas noSsy g.aslrmea.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
Tha Home nannrtmen,.

Under this head lhe Boston Pest has the soisow- ing remagks:
 he first duty of the pew democratic Congress will be io a5otlsh iha Department of the fhteflns. whieh the prescription. nepetIsm, and meaanssss ef Tbomss Ewing have rsnasssd infamous snd @ o.foas ts the cpnafry- IL vas a mistake ia tha tsss Congress a permitting thts department Of in- tf,gu~. snd canscilialoo, and eaqaesm to be rslab ts'ied a, alt. But tbes bad conception of the asaFpaiions aad abuses to which weaid be pervef- ied 'a bad hands. The power ai signing papers given 10 the sbei clerk h the Treasury DePartasni, aad ihe dstFaeaon ot portion sf the dHiIes amang the old hsFsaas, ~eaa he ample to relieve the Sec- fetars. and pref"Bt tue absaTatsr which has grown out Of this esuaitnn of cabinet tninlssr. who osaeps ali he PatFnnsg~ aud sinks the Secretary eg ihs IfeasuIy lnia faaFe clerk.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
ComDouna Interest.

Few persons have correct idea of tha sliscs which aassey accumulated debt anu guaEtsriy d. vdends of nteresi paid theseoa have upea tae far- tanes of q patton, family. ee aa individual. A bottle et wine four ha adted years old was draak csc day at President Tyier's table, aud \ eaiemlssasa made of it's cost, on the sappositioa that the price ~as half soilar al hrst. aad that the aseFesa ca that 5aifdoliar had been collected oHes every thrss months and also aid at interest darias the SO0 years, by which massls the principal wsald double every II years The result was. thas ls0 ysHrs' compound laterest on 5o esats amounted ts some s49 ooo bo. .t'oo-easugh to pay the public dsbs sf England ten ualss over
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08

I" The Liss Bs0svoisat Association ef M Yosh has Fsas Prssisaea for the sseetas ef ssa haiAngs al difsFeni peiats the eeast sf Lemg isiaaA fes the varyoss s aasdiag relisi ss shie wrecked ssf- fersrs that shore. Each ef tasss kallaiaxs wlis be provided wsth of Fraaciss bsst Ilfs-beais: mortar to bs used for throwing rockets wisA iiass sitachsf from The ssseFe ls tie wreck: large hox stoves and Pssay ef fasl, together with soSas ia. psiiaeais for cooking, sbeald they ss needed. Ths enterprise h wertay ef the highsst eemme sdatisa. baIftAasse Asssssesn.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
Ths Ari.aaeracr ar f.rime.

u is aiassiag 10 ohsesvs the entssme psljtsnesa and consideration with which prslessos Nshsser sseaied by rss sathostiss sf Boston on his sse examination At his request the sasaFe cssfs was eieaEed of spectators. and apology wus made ie bim for being obliged to wait long for hss esaa- slitaesi. 1hls is noi altogether improper. e the PFoi~sor saay bs supposed to ksi0ng b the criminal aFstOegacy sf fiaat F~glon We may aaass sssseif. however, with ides of the broad gufsw whish would have shaken ths whole Stats of Msss@shs ssests' bad psof Washington Good askad the same privilege.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
TERMs FoR ADVERTISING

Advertisement. vii ks ta.~rssd as sA~ asasl sntrs sf sp etsser p@s~fs ia sAss cisykat tx. et ssuaru Gas tho Erss lnsestisa. sad sfsy ersss seSmsN fer etcA ssditiera AabsscAsi@aS libeFui dts~eemt vii Oe suaSe ss tAees wAe sdvertssc by ths ysaFS
 IF Psspna~4ssS SafssmtheFizNfte te aeI saent egaaaa. and <5sl r~tasa to per cent. sf sa neaey rse~sved sod traMnitsed b sor Papess aaa Alveetseansats
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
The Demoratic Review.

We have received the December number of the United States Magazine and Democratic Review Asa political sheet. it is sterling work The ar- tiels ia this number upon the New York elections Is well worth the study of politicians In other re. specs ii is unsurpassed by any of its cotsmpora,ies
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
sHERTFFs, BLANKS.

Blank forsas for the Census and Assessment, Cor sale at the Baaner office, at sI 50 per gure.- Also, Aa other slshks used by Clerks Sharffs, Jas- tices. &e, gottsa up ia superior style, and legal forms. constantly ou hand. Orders from any part of the Stsae be filled without delay-the blanks vii be seat by mail at eur expense
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
1hn uyWmNa !

Of aIt kinss sseh ~ Ssranhsat nR3s Bills sf LsdiuR Poetess. Haadhills; SheTYsf. Jastier@ saa S@assa- hs~s RsMmks FuWeraF apd cestslpu ttekeSa Cards, Book sad Pamphlet priatsn9. exsewtea with nsRs- pe~s sas dispsseh, ss aaos~sase gsAres for eash.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
New Post ORcess.

The following new Postofices have been estab- lished in Arksnsas. Casa riter. St. Francis county G. W. WAIGHr. P. M; Bssadk's Miils, Johnson county. JOSEPH A. STEWART, P. NJ; SiOaey Point, White county, Jesse D. coMss, P. N.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
Donation Lands.

For sale al this office Lasts of the forfeited lands subject ss dsaaiiOH by the State, to aetual settlers at 75 eents per copy, or S6 per dozsn. Postage to any part of the country. TIs cents.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08

Oar acknowledgements are due to the Hon. R. " Johnson foF late eastern papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08

Es- correspondent sFstes Us that he encoasfssv4 4 Ms Par.iagsen tas Rhaae. whe informed hi.a taaI shs had aeea ap ia karI iba price of patty fsosa tas Swiss glszters, asa was thea ca hsF wsy To and eat what made The DEish msAAeE. hoping 4 @osid nt come ta extFwnlsies. shs had be~a dle- posetea ~iIe in Rome. s' aot gssang asight sf any Ut shs pcps,s 6als. hisse nor hoTaA. fPest.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
sartain.s Magazine

We are indebted to a friend for the January nu uu- ber of this handsome periodical. We have befor. taken occasion to notice its splendid embclIishe uts Its rich illustrations and raey contributions but we looked over this number with peculiar pleasure = The ehasts, but vOluptuOus engraving upon the hfst page, " Ths rival SOngsters, has rarely been equaed by the artists of this country and the win ter scene Is s'rikingy beautiful.
 one of the inducements held Ont by this msga rins is the low price fov which it may be had | may Dc obtained by remittance to JoHx sAKrAr, k Co, Philadelphia s for one copy, or s for two
 HE LAUGHs.-The correspondent of the Balti more Sun says:
 "i understand that the President does not regard the condition of the House as alarming In fact he taaghs at the spectacle they present."
 This is what might be expected from President oaly responsible for his vote in the cabinet. ana who feels as independent as NERo, who I6ddled when Rome was burning.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
Trpe for sale.

4 large and complete fost of long primer type neasiy as good as new, taT sale very low. Apply at the srkansas Banner ofkee.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08

13- The Bessoa Atlas lwaig.l of sbs ssh kew., has sas fSllowi.g paragraph:
 "A sDes,aiax held eveaing ia<s S&ek b$ the eo!sfs ssssss sf Hsw York city. ss whIsh they sols4i ta saegses she whg sickss aaaaisneasly.--
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08

nWe are indebted to Mr. wYArr. of the steam sinlng the Presidents Message.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08
THE ARKANSAS BANNER
 mPUsLEsmED EVERY TUESDAY. LAMBERT A. wMITELEx, Publisher.
TERMs.

For sae cspy, one year,. Ar,..s-...s..........0S sy Fer fkrss copies, ons year, Co ene addFsss... 00 For See copies oas year. te sns address. .fi % For tsa copies, enc year. to oHs sddfess, go %
 GJ The name ef nc pessoa vii ss entered spen o.v hsaka unIess payment b. made ia sdssaes, os .s~ura.d bv anne responsible psrsoa la this city
 IF Distant subscribers may forward us saensy by
 ,ssr, at car expense and at ear risk, Previdsd the ,.,ss..sers receipt be taken and preserved fer cur rraaeetTon. Er No deviation from the above lsrDs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-05-23
A singular Letter from s. Africa.
Communicated to " The Albion, 5y jas
Hegg, the Ettrick Shepherd.


My Dear Friend LIN my last re-
lated to you all the circumstances Of our
settlement here, and the prospect that
we had Of peaceful and quiet habita-
ton. In truth it is a fine country, and
inhabited by ine race Of people, for
the Kousies, as far as I have seen oil
them, arc simple, ingenious race, and
Capt. tombstone having ensured the
friendship and protection Of their chief,
we have lived in the most perfect har-
mony with them, traficking with them
for oxen. for which we gave them iron
and copper, in exchange. the former be-
ing held in higa estimation by them.-
But alas sir, such fate has befallen to
me since / wrote you last. as / am sure
never fell to the lot of human being
And / am now going to relate to you
one of those stories which. If IL were to
occur in romance, would be reckoned
quite out of nature, and beyond all
bounds Of probability. SO true is it, that
there are many things in heaven and
earth that are not dreamed Of in philos-
ophy.
You knew my Agnes from her child
hood--you were at our wedding at Beat
took, and cannot but remember what an
amiable and lovely girl she then was. l
thought so, and so did you, at least you
said you never had so bonny bride on
your knee. But you will hardly believe
that her beauty was then nothing in COM
parison with what it became afterwards
and when she was going about our new
settlement with our little boy In her
arms, have often fancied that never
saw rs lovely q human being.
Be that as it may, the chief Karoo,
came to me one day with his interpreter
whom nc caused 10 make long palayer
about his power, and dominion. and viz
tues. and his desire TO do much g. d.
The language Of this fellow being mlx'
ture Of kaifre. High Dutch and Engiish !,
was peculiarly ludicrous, and most OF az
90 when he concluded with expressing
his lords desire 20 have my wife 70 DC
his own, and 10 give mo 10 exchange 20,
her four yoke OF oxen. me pest ''a'
could choose from his hcrd.
As he made the proposal 10 Presenc:
of nv wife. she was sonuch tickled will
the sbsurdity Of the proposed barrier
and the manner In which u was expires
ssd "a that she laughed immoderalely. :.
Karoo. thinking shs was delighted VIZ
~ eved her with look that ssspassa
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-05-23

Teeth set on Eage.-All acid foods,
drinks, medicines, and tooth washes and
powders are very injurious to the teeth.
If tooth is put into vinegar, cider, lem
on JUICE, or tartaric acid, in few hours
the enamel will be completely destroyed,
SO that it can be removed by the finger
nail as easily as if it were chalk. Most
have experienced what is called having
the teeth set on edge. The explains
ton of it is, the acid Of the fruit that has
been eaten, has so far softened the en-
amel of the tooth, that the least pressure
is felt by the exceeding small nerves,
which pervade the thin membranes which
connects the enamel and the bony part
Of the tooth Such an effect cannot be
produced without injurning the enamel.
True, it will become hard again when
the acid has been removed BY the fluids
Of the mouth, just as an egg shell that
has been softened in this way. becomes
hard again by being put into water
When Che effect Of sour fruit upon the
teeth subsidies. they feel as well as they
ever did but they are not IS WE'LL
And the oftener it is repeated the sooner
will the disastrous consequence De mani
fest.-Fdmiiy Visitor.