The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16

~ khe tHfee n0St uinlcUll lnHSs are,
b keeps secret, to forget an injury, and to
@Ake good use Of ones ieizure. o.
EFAn urchin. not quite thee years old,
said TO his sister, while munckinga piece OF
Eiager hresd--"Sis tahe haf ub dis cake 10
Keep ta afternoon, wle,s gets cross"
F1-Ths RicEssond lyshig says the Wheat
eFepof shat State IS q full average one. and
ihat the farmers expect to get from 81, 90 to
t.7O per buslieifo it.
EE- The LADY who did not think i respect
able to bring up her children oVwork has
lately heard from her two sOHs. One of
them is bar-keeper on flaAboat and the
ather is steward of brick yard. f'.
LARGE CoNGREsATyos.--T coloyed
Baptist Church in Richmond, Va, nUN-
bers some 200 euEnmunicants, and it is
thought to be the largest Christian church
10 llss number Of its msmbers, in she Uni
ted States. - & a. . ,... De-.
Es-The' following is good phase, de,
Scrpive eR an energetic chaFaster: "Crom-
well did not wait to strike until the Iron
was hot Dat made 1t het,- BY striking.
J6F Extreme cold psoduces the same per-
CfEdoh on the skin as great heat. When
fnecury is frossn at 40 degrees below zero,
the eIsation rs tie same as that of tough
Srg red hot i5oRt SO, r.,
''+RzThe people of Warehagn, Pa, in
town naestNsg assembled, recently took ac-
ton agaiast dogs in'ths fOllowing;--"n
solved, fiat all persons iG tOwne ewning deus
shall BE- muzzled. t.:t - .,.l,
EE-An old maid Of our acquaintance
says, "tAe world stigmatizes many men as
baCy with whSssa hundreds and thousands of
Wenen wonA be happy to pass their lives!''
EYNeYes attempt to drive either reli-
gioa,or virtue intomen. If they won't take
ghsinstitutionin' the regular way, depend
Upon it that it will do no naore good than to
preach Metaphysics TO cooking stove, or
plain clothes to agirl who goes in for the
s@shions.
TER BEAUTIES o7 EDTTING.--An expe-
RiehCed brother editor says, in letter to us:
's&t present am in the country recovering
from fourteen years of EDITORIAL lfe-haI
eyes, crooked back and broken nerves with
but little to shCw for it, e."
'' &s-Dr. Araold wrote poems on principle,
but he 'Aever published them. Tom Moore
tells. Of gentleman " hO when he'was short
tf money always 'threatened bis q family
with the publications Of his poems. The
snanediate result was as much cash as he
wanted. q n," 30
ETA child-not yet two years old-of
z. c. Helm, Esq, of New Brunswick, came
gseay poisoning itself a few days ago, by
osellewiHg, unknown to its parents, num-
beT of percussion caps. Remedies being
taYpked, the child discharged about dozen
Of these pernicious articles, which were in
a high state of corrosion, and would soon
Ssaye caused dsatkJ ~"
o. Gg- Give your children fortune without
education, and at least one halt of the mum
bsrawill 10 down to the tomb of oblivion,
perha2 2s 10 ruin Give them education, and
they will be fortune to themselves and
country. slt is an inheritance worth more
than gold-for il buys true honor-they
Gan never spend nor lose it, and through |
life it ever proves friend--in death CON
&
RF-The Niagara Falls Er's says that
EIrs. Russell of that place went over the
Falls ION Monday. She was subject to
turns Of mental abarra.ion, under she in
fluence of which, it is supposed, she threw
herself into the river. Her maiden name
was Ann Hall.
l5 Young man, when you go forth
from your fathers roof, and set out unattend-
ed, upon the broad field of life, let activity
and usefulness be your first and steady aim.
Letnot the transient and tickle temptations !
'which are strewn along the path detain or
turn youfrom your course. Set your mark
high; commence with firm step and deter
mined resolution not to cease in your efforts
aiiltg0H have mounted the summit. When
ithefeyou will find your position easier to
keep than to ascend and easier to fall than
70 keep.
EE-Put into new milk little extra soda
"a fieutralize the acid as fast as 1t is formed |
"A bit Of soda, say the bulk of narrow fat
pea'to quart of milk, will not injure its
taste or equality, while it will often keep it
sweet for a day or more longer than with
out it. We have often taken milk already
beginning to sour and curdle, and by stir
ring in we'll little soda, and boiling it, |
have re-dissolved the curd, and rendered
thetmik as sweet as when first drawn from
the COW. We know that sweetened water
viii turn rapidly to vinegar, (acetic acid,
If is kept warm; just so the sugar turns to
acid llactic) sooner il kept warm, and on
4his account the cooler milk is kept, the |
longerit will remain sweet.
GEIna cloudy morning, It is matter of
importance to the farmer to know whether
1t. will be sunshiny or showGry in the after
noon. If the ants have cleared their hole
nicely, and piled the dirt up high, 1t seldom
fails 10 bring q clear day to the farmer,
though IL may be cloudy till ten o'clock in
thsf forenoon. Spiderwebs will be very
numerous about the tops of the grass and
grain some cloudy mornings, and fifty years
observation has shown the writer of this that
these little weather gacssers seldom fail in
ttsiF predictions Of a fair day Erchonge.
EERoREAE CoURT INTRrGUEs.--A cores
pofidtnf of the Newark Advertiser writing
from Florence, mentions some events hing
ing upon the assassination Of the Duke
bf PaIna. q. Hesayg-- " sgtrEz
u f'Itis eeftains tliaeanother paIable revela.
tionlof the spirit..of evil has Just been made