The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-16
J ANALYSIS og .rHrlyArFts.-sADpspeFg

~ ANALYSIS cr sTHrlsAPPEH---AD paper
ion the analysis of the fruit -ofthe apple, .6,
lby Df. Salisbury, furnishes some facts 1.
WORTHY ofnotice. HOwingto the laieness ~,
'iof the season lin spring J before ihef ID
analysis was commenced, Z the following aap
sorts only were examincd,l viz: ,Swaaf,I IA
i kilham Hill, Rhode Island Creening, -
English Russctts, and Talman Sweelipq. W
Fromthe numerous table Of results, lthsa %
follnwiug fact1 are drawn - lldidiih asTil's
The English russei con pisins less water nI
end more dry matter than any oihei spris.il A
] This is doubtless The reason why this
variety is SO hard to ffeexe. sTho 1Si- -n0'
Imam Sweeting contains more. ahso Cree c-SsH
fuing still more, and Kilham Hill most 6fod,
lall ranging in oil these sfiom 1910 sepsE 4T
cent. A fresh potato contains about 40 -,
much water astbe Russet. These results
show the reason that apples When, manu. -
facured into cider produce nearly tkeifuoo
own bulk ofjuices d fact which has ofed %
puzzled many who merely regarded fhs ,s0
solid nature of,he fruit.
A striking difference ia The composiA
lion lofthe apple and potato, is tlicensirsuoo
,bsence Of starch in the former, whilsbsd
in the latter il constitutes about ons. half
of the solid patt. The apple; according
to ibis analysts, is rather 1supcrior 10 the .
lpola,o in,he fat producing qualities and en-
which accords, with the EXPERIENCES sef %
some accurate farmers. The apple con, a
tains about twice as much o! The com !,
pounds Of nitrogen as.,he potato. ~" sso'"
I The Russeis we're found 10 contain agoo
IlaIger portion of1tannic and gallo acid nsl
than other sorts, These articles impat :,
stfngency. and are indicated by, The
black Color given TO d knife Of irou OF Y
I steel used in cutting this fruit. Tie o.
apple srich in pIlnsphoric md sli iphufisssi
acids and potash and soda. c- Hence, Isssi
may infer. that hone dust, ashes, sal, and
1 plaster, would be likely 10 prove useful y
IporiiORs " the manure applied TO d scar 60
ing tree, in addition TO what is aIreadyoH
containedin 10 yard manure.+- IraasactioHs, 81
~, H AZ. Society," snaoss ii bns ,baDSa
T. ON DANCING. DIR. Fitch, Ill ons Gfids
lectures on ,heguses Of ther longs, and ON
the moda ofpresersiag health, says; 4ss "A
| "Dancing is The Ring aud queen OF in- =
door exercise. II is suitable for all clas-' 81
sos and ages, Of both sexes. ri ise rnossds
elegant aud 2exhitirating exercise. sl.is al
one Of ihe most ancient, and one il ths, A,
NOS, saluiary. LIDO not speak Of il asa
dissipation, but as al exhilara,ing and val
liable exercise. Among the exercises, itsq
| is second TO none. II is extremely suit %
able for The sedeniafy, for invalids, aando;,
/ Tor consump.ives. 4 have known. one of. I,
the worst cases of consumption / ever
know cored by dancing alons practicsd %
daily for many months. The zcuie wassy
\ perthanefil and compleie.sy9laqa bra bsprn
/, .Jtis deplorable that dancing, and ..
amusements Of nearly all kinds, should !.
lhave fallen under lie bin of The Clergy. ~
and should be predcRed against ias sinful sn
1t is doubtful whether the morals Of imsasf
kind are, bene6ued by ,forbiiding all "a
amuscmelts, and il is more certain the
health Of thousands is sacrificed BY It.
| Who are those that sink earliest into
coGsumpii6n among ladiesf Allow imsla
20 say,it is those who take least exefcise.e,s
and refrain from all amussments; who,
at school; at church, at home are marked
las rhadels; whose. looks are demure,q
whose walks are slow, and whose consld
vefsatioh is always on serious gsubjsc,s!rsa
II ---------- --- sdi ri lods
H A CnEAf WIFE.--A. woman, whe
n neither eats, drinks, nor dresses, and d
II averse 10 all manner Of change, is, III.
| deed, a curiosity! Among Tie ;hs@s byAIg
the late f9reign arrirals.Fis sapheaom.ud
enon thus described:-7, lo ,,sa M, oo,.-,
"a, very curious phen omenon of phys. !,
iology is now existing al J,iiuriex, in iI,s
department of The Ain. .ss There livesalS
young girl, who for the last three ysarsp0
has not taken the smallest particle or,
food or drink. She is of course weak,
and her legs paraIysed.. With the eacep-.
lion Of this infnmity, she is in good health e
and does not feel anypain. Tier thinaessils
is extreme, and i, is said that her lbowelssd
are SO dry, that when she moves, they.
make noise similar 10 that produced by
the tail Of the rattlesnake. This girtisoo
always in bed, and does not feel any idss'I
sireto change her mode of hving.niasl bas
4 Or Tie Queen of England held a.
4 drawing room on the third Of April, ia
1 ST. Jatnes' Palace. Howas the fifst pub. o.
lie receptionrfor ladies Tshis seasois,az
and was brilliantly aud numsrously5s
|attended, The Queen wore . white
igros de Naples, train, trimmed with white
lcrape and white bugles, and ornamenfsd&'
ilwth diamonds. The PETTIcoAr was Eof@
white gros de Naples, trimmed wi;hls
white Grape and white, bugles. lIer.,,
i iMaies,y's head dress was composed OF