The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14
DiYS KITHQrI XIGHIS.

Dr. Baird, in lecture recealy gave some inter- esting fscts- There IS nothing that kes stran- ger fereibly II he visits Sweden st the season of the year when the days the longest thau the absence of night. Dr Baird had DO eonceeaion of
 # before his arrival He arrived Stockholm from Goslenburg 45O miles Gistaat. ia the m0rsiBg. and in the aftsrnoon went 10 see some friends-had not taken nsts ef tians-aRa rstarned aboat mia night; it light IL is here half an hear before snn. down. Yoa could see distinctly. But sli as quiet in the stEeeis II seemed if the i0habitsnis were gone away. or were dead No signs of tife-stores eiesed.
 The sua in June gees down at Stockholm little before ten o'clock. Tbsre is a great Illumination al ngat the saa passes FSaRd the earth towards the sora pole, and the retfsciion of its rays such that yos can to read al midnight. Dr B4ira rcsd . letter iu the ferrest, Stockhot At mid sight. withoat sFtiseisi light fhere is . ssoatsin al the bead ol bothiaa. where, inc 3lst Jane. the sua does not go Gewn al all Tnvriers go there to sec il. steamboat goes uP from Stockholm for the arpOse of carrying those who are curious te As the san goes down to the hsriJan, yea can see the whole face of Il, and ia five R begins 10 rise.
 Al the Nerth Cape, latitude 73 degrees. the suu does aDt 70 dsw Ice several days. In J0ne il would be aboat zS degrees the horiIon al midnig Int The wsy the people kR0w is is nsdnight, they see the rise. The ehssges in these high latitases. fem samnaeT te winter, great thai can have eoncrpii0n Of them at ali In she winter tms the san disappears, and is not s~en for weeks Then H comes and shows it's face. Afterwards, II rcmsiBs fer ten, hftees og tw.aty minuiss, aAd thea dscesas aSd finally if does not at sII bat makes almost a eirrta aroand fine heavens. Dr Baird wss asked how they managed in regard to hSred PersoDs. aad what they considered a dsy. He esaid set say. bet supposed they worked by the hour, and tvelve hears wSaia be considered a days work.
 Birds and animals take their acc sst0nea rest st the ussai hears The doeter did a0l kns~ how they leasut the time but they mad and 70 whether the san goes dewa not The hens take te the trees sboat seven o'siock r. M sad stay there an tii the is seii sp ia the morning; sad the peo pie get inie the hsbit cf rising late toe The frst masming Ds. Baird Swske ia Stockholm. he was ss4prisea is see the san shining in his room. lie teoked at his watch. and fosnd 1t was o=sy three o'clock; the next tune he aweke il hve o'clock. bot theFe wsFe na psrseas ia the street. The Sweeds ia the cities very industrious, owing probably, 10 the climate.
 eJ- ~Aa: poor shiag; iI's gone al last" said fond fsibef ts a friend alladfag to ths deaih ef baby iwo Hssshs ol4: "bat ss SiG ail gre could for ii. snd there's reyiaing. IL was ai ssiy week. sad daring thas time we kad fsas decscrs. wbs gave h eight csiemsI powders. applied ess bisiex ts tAs chest six mustard plassrs. and gave it anhsmeaisA wine, ssd ether mssiesaes fn nbaa- danee. fst she peer thing dsed."
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 Inv fve brave maids sgsliag n fvs bresA bses. hs1iAiaK bread hrxits- | said e fA.ss Eve brave m.iis. Mttiag sn 6ve hsspJ beaA. bsAiding bread braias Brad bread issaid' brave maids.