Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

Egypt, and; had sown in England The
dinner, gave tho greatest satisfaction
Notes and Queries. ae fsas slisfl
SAD CAsuALTy.-The ,Stur, Napoleon.
Henry County, says, athrec young girls-all
in tho bloom Of youth near North Salem,
went to bod on the 9th, of tho present
month, in close room, where there WAS no
fre.1 AS! tho weather was very cold they
took an oven full of Goals, from fireplace
Eofo an adjoining room, in order. to warm
their fingers while preparing, for bed, and
left tho Goals sitting in the room, Next
morning they We're found dead, It is
fact which should be known to every per-
son that, .theDburpiug of charcoal or com
mon Goals throws off ,carbonic acid gas
which is very deleterious to human life,
and the burning Of a very few Goals in
close room whore the gas cannot escape,
would be sufficient to cause dcath, if breath
ed for some length Of time. tiAf az buA
The sad accident to DR.. Colmali's child,
was such rs should serve asa caution to all
who have charge of young children
While tho family wcro at dinner on We'd.
nesday last, his daughter was 10 charge of
the servant in the kitchen. A largo vessel
of boiling water had Just boon taken from
the stoye,-anl while-tho attention Of the
fsaryantATasJ mono nfarily called from Tho
Child she went towprds the vessel and by
'some unaccountablo accident, fell back
wafdintol tho boiling water. Her suffer.
-ings were. so acute that she died this morn
ing. Z 7oselo Blade! q 4t3 ~ ifFi Hf-
A gentleman in the habit of entertaining
very often, circle Of friends, observed that
one Of thom was in tho habit of eating
something before grace was asked, and ID,
terinining to cure him upon repetition of
the offcnse, said: "Fer what wo are about
TO receive, and 'for what James Taylor has
already received, the .ssLord make is truly
thankful" The effect may be imagined.
The engineer of n train on the Water
town and Potsasm (N.i " Railroad seeing
something strange lying bcheath a bridge
he was passing, backed up his train to the
bridge, where no found a man with a pack
on his back hanging dead between two
'ties, his pack on one side tho 'tie' and the
man on the other side. He had stumbled
while. crossing the bridge, and falling so as
to be causbtthps, there strangled,
Brown informs Tie Boston Post that of
twentythree. men whom he helped toa eli
gar, lop,lOanad d dnewspapeS, twenty said,
"Thank you, sir" OF nineteen women to
whom be paid a courtesy=-such asyCiving
mp his scat-7Ricking. up dropped vail,
shawl or the like, only seven said, "Thank
you,D and two of those we're furriper3.
DEBfs IN CHNA.-Evory man in China
must pay his debts at the beginning Of the
gear, and Also atthel Gho ofa religious fes-
tival about the middle of the year. If un-
able 10 settle attheso times, his business
stops until his debts arc paid, W9hdcr
how suchsasjus observance might suit The
United Statesl ,isEse
''I can now indulge in the, richest food
with impunity, whereas previous to its use
l wasSobiigcdg tooonIiae myself strictly to
the painest food.'rfg
Such is tho experiouce of not only one
Of our customers, but of hundreds of-per-
sons here, in .Phladelphia, New York,
Montreal and Quebec, who have used Ber
Aagd's HotlqsW 4 Bitters ,ferT Indigestion,
Nausea, and ,Aeidity Of tho Stomach.
z The New Albany Tribune reports The
death of Mr.. John Webb ofthat place, a
butcher wig, whilo cipgying his horse ro-
eefSed a kick ia abdomen, which calts-
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