The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-02


i The USE OF FRUIr-Instead Of standing in any
fear OF generous consumption Of ripe fruits,
Heard 1t as positively conducive to health. Tie very
'naiadies commonly assumed to have their origin IN
the free of apples, peaches, cherries, melon, aud
wild berries, have been quite prevalent, Is IL.
Eequaliy destructive, in seasons of scarcity. Ihere
hare so many erroneous notions tanned of h lad
Reflects of fruit, that it is quite time contributing
Simpression should be promulgated having its ounda-
Ston IN common sense, and based the common Oh
observation Of the intelligent.
We have no patience in reading the endless rui
Ito he observed in this particular department Of phys
Hcal comfort. No one, imagine, ever lived longer
xor eer from the paroxysms Of disease by dscaydjng
fthe delicious fruits Of the land in which he finds
vhome.
On the contrary, they necessary the prc.es-
ovation Of health and are therefore caused to rake
their appearance at the very time when the condition
eof the body, orelated upon by deerioraed
Railways understood, requires their grateful re3y1g
Einhucnces.--Bos. Medical end Surgical .Jo,u.
Is 1T Soft is reported tina, Rev. Hem, Ward
Beecher, equally well known able and lagueat
6Orthodox-preacher, of Brooklyn, n. y, an CIT
and-out reosmer in late lecture 10 his peoT uro1
their duties TO sects not regarded usually oihodox
Hor evang2iicai-ther duties towards Univ eis5iiss
Sand Unltar iansInade of the following language.
81 am not Universalisi-their pa incir les eye
Swrong, and if carried out would lead, perhap bad
4results. But there good people and o>ccllcut/
Christians among thom, | doubt not. ii mav H.
Hooked upon a general rule that wrong PRINCIPLES
Swili lead 10 wrong practices, but there are a great
many exceptions to that rule, and it is not safe To
sreiy biindy upon it. Why, there is nv Brother
HChapn, Ialudng Rev. E. H.. Chaplin l. know
B him; he is alive temperance man, AN ad, ate +
Efreedom, and mater OF oppression and wrong: he
Sgoes in for all these movements, that to ccener-
ate and bless the world; and would much rather
q he would here BROOKLYN, and build AZ, 4 rr-
aggregation Of Universaists, straight ou,-and-,ot dian
TO have one of your old stiff necked conses ati,c
3 vinegai-scc eYangelicals come and bull uD a
7 church in our midst. N J. Ua5dld
q HusK BErs.-No who has not tried them,
KNOWS the value OF husk beds. Straw and n,aessos
ewoud be entirely done away WITH if hu-h tods v,efe
Sonce tried They not only pliable than a,at-
stosses, but are du able To have lu.h7 nice
Sand clean, they may be split after the MANN, o.s r-
ahng straw for braing The finer they arc spin, ;he
2soiter viii be the bed although the, will moi H. like
" to last as long when put in whole. Tim bar
rels full well slowed in, will fill good size tick that
&ls alter they have been split. The bed WI ,,e,s
sbe light the husks do become matted down IKE
feathers, and they certainly more bsaithy -
4sleep upon.
Feather beds ought to be done away with esrcciai
Sh M warm weather. For spring, summer AID fall
husk beds ought To he cali the go and such ,rout-
eediy will be the case when they brough, use
here Is no better time procure husks than hr,
a the corn Is harvested, and the husks will be tanrh
nicer and cleaner when the is cut Up 81 IN ts--
ttom and put in stacks. They do moi becon,e SO fl,
and weather beaten. 1t Is calculated tina god
Every farmer daughter can supply herself ih BIRDS
against the time Of NEEDY tIiling expcr which
sis quite an inducement now 4 DAYS
CATHOLIC BIsBoP OF New RRuxs lex
The Bulls for the conservation Of the Very f., ~.
SConolly, V. g. e Halifax, Bishop, IF &c Buns.
swick, have been lately received from Ron. g., inc
shop of Halifax. DIR. Walsh has ais received
! he documents from the Eternal CITY, by " icl New
Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Gap Breton.
Nova Scotia and the Ber,nudas crectci MO IN,
lfhn lFr tsetaS f,r-l Il
the centre and Metropolitan See Letters patent bs,
likewise been addressed by his Holiness P,i- * 81,
1.-THE present bishop Of Halifax const,u,iI- A,., ,i
: first Archbishop and Metropolitan of the u P.oy..
: dence.
HIGH PRICES IN OREGoS.-A k'ter 4ecra.',
received from gentleman residing at Or, ON -f.
represents that the gold mines in thu. soutb.a r ran
the territory OF Oregon, keep the price Of .,an
5lp to those of California. The miilcrs We. I'd d,e
siate OF the letter. offering : z per bushel WHEAT:
ana or ho"r' the prce was i6 per barrel, Tor OATS,
3S % per bushe for hams 37t cents per p,s,o -
Labor Of all kinds was high and scarce AMI ill., de-
aput! surveyors were paying from 40 to 500 ucr
month, Tor each man they en-, loved. Coco ie let
Ter SAYS, are higher in Oregon than in Califl,. A.
most OF the merchants of the former mention, Ter
{iiory get their supplies IN the latter: and i, 81 #
living IN the Atlantic States, it is thought Is only
saeout one-thrd Of what it is in Oregon an ya.ilr
5nia.-[ Exchange.
4 REPORTED DiscovERy OF GoLp.-A letter In
4ihc new ofk Express. dated Georgetown Dauar~-
Ira, on the 10Th ult. 1hc discovery q cold m
large quantities and Of superior quat, on tn m nfier
boundary between this country and Ecncz,oIa Ia.
caused great excitement and some alarm a. hai ID.
means oil thinning population already SC ant or tie
requirements of cultivation Several ma. T. have
tbeen sent on and purchased by jewellers L. j. G,d
IN the sands OF river flowing into a tribute OF :h
3Esseq,nho, near the Massaroonv Convict tleisett
ne Governor has dispatched an agent 10 ascel.,.7
fthe real value of the discovery and 10 det ,ioe ;
so As 10 III.
Spanish authorities
TAE MODEL DocToR owns n ooldhe.I 81 .,
3a'd dives vicious horse through the nc s; ff..e
3ted parts OF the city, make patient Ia w..
Ererson Of some mlucky child, or deaf old Ia. ca d,
2tfack, who "wouldt yet out Of the way AIse..
lfnaSnIhcs the danger OF the patient on the f ,f
THAT his skill in lecching may pass for ~ ~ ,t,..e
" men questioned 'acoarecntiy, bv rclat We lo,i
wise, and oracuar, and fixes his eyes on ie r,ar.
k"h nile he asslduousk thumbs his victim rn,>e t,i
he has corrected an sufficiently n,n -,l-
5fa'' Is willing TO experiment in any kind o s.t.."
Bthere rs going-never allowing any otbci VI. -. &C
[ge the start of him. If his patient has ;,a ,2graor-
Urinary faculty for convaescng, and Their, danger
Sof getting wei! too fast, he gives him slzi 0f-9-
Sgdde notion. He has decided obicc,,n know
ing OLD ladies, who consider themselves priv edscd
Lask questions. Has little private unde' taadnc
swith the apotheoay, whose pockets he 6l,s by -
zdering doai'le the amount al medicine necrsse on
Severy visit. When he finds he has made az aseai6us
Enistake, and objects to consultations sslos il nichr
alarm the patient" II he orders moasses al water
scouches his prescription in High Dsach. TIL. his
confidential man John call him out Of church o, o
]en as every olher Sunday, AN erranc oi tie asa
sdeath. Never sends his hill in TO intercstiu. r.ee.a
or pretty girls.-[ Fanny Fem.
IHE WALLET MASUFACTURE.-The Messr,
Arms, at South Deerfeld, have an estab gent fox
t inc manufacture OF wallets. started three Yen s:rcc
hey now employ IN their Shops exclusivr % stitc
Iesrs, one hundred and twenty five hand- and ono
hundred and twenty-five dozen of the ariic are --
rared for market daily. The yearly sales afoan, 10
SI2o,oO0, which is about double the cost nf thc
materials worked up. There success has slaged ~
competitors, so that quite village OF shop bpss
ing houses, &C., owes its origin to their en..lpr
the business.
If yon can't keep awake" said E preacher
20 one Of his hearers 60 ixhnn you fee a.s-s.