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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-01
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DIR. HAAS, having leased the rooms forncrlyoc-
cupied Ivy DR.. kivctt, in DR.. Brays building, oppo-
site the Post Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizens Of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his rooms and see the speci-
mems ON exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed, and are pleased with hswork,
shall be attended to with great pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without seam or creyicc. Nothing will he
more clean, or have greater strength. His BLOCK
WORK has but two seams I'm n full upper or lower
set. Persons can laugh as heartily they choose
without showing that their teeth artificial, and
checks that sunken can be restored to nearly
their original contour.
He also makes the usual styles of plain and sim
pie gum tooth work on gold and silver plate-and
also the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by
those who have used it. lie has also two processes
for extracting teeth without pain-no inhalation
no injurious effects arising from their usethe most
delicate have them applied with perfect safety
gf- Parents will consult the health and beauty of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentiton, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs.
pS- take pleasure in introducing DIR. IIass,
formerly of Lafayette, Ind, my successor to the
old rooms in Bray's building, hoping he will find
them both pleasant and profitable From my in
tercourse with the Doctor, pleased to find him
one of the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this view,
can, with safety, recommend him to the community
as skillful and competent dentist.
apis j. kIVETT.
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SPECTE-PAYI

Rockville Bank, Brook
vile.
Bank Of Elkhart, Elk
hart.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen.
BankbfG0spert, GOsport.
Bank 81 Indiana, Micli-
gan City.
Bank Of Monticello, NJ AZ
ticello.
Bank of Mt Vernon, sat
Vernon.
Bank Of Paoli, Faoli.
Bank of Rockville, Wa
bashtOwn.
Bank Of Syracuse, SYRIA
cuSe.
pank Of Salem, Salem.
fank Of Salem, New Al
bany.
Bloomington Blk, Bloom
ington-
Crescent City Bank, Ey-
ansyille.
Canal Bank, Granville.
Cambridge City Blk, Cam
bridge City.
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Ths 2aiIg snnrnal.

Evansville Exchange and Currency
Table.
Corrected b. The Branch Bank.
EXCHANGE:
New York, Buying y Selling =
New Orleans, par
Cincinnati, q"
BANKABLE FUNDS, or CURRENCY AT PAR
TATE BANK OF INDIANA. LOUISIANA.
ANK or THE STATE OF In WHEELING CRY.
DIANA. BALTIMORE.
STATE BANK OF ONO. PITTsBURG.
KENTUCKY PHILADELPHIA,
PEcIE PAYING FREE Missouri, ST. Louis only.
BANKS or INDIANA.
STOCK BANKS OF 0Hfo--kxCEPf
Union, Sandusky 5 dis. City, C1ncinnatl dis.
City Bank Columbus, dis Canal, CieSeand.-'o u.s.
eneca Countrywide dis.
NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND, Nkw JERSEY, PEsNshL-
yANIA ASp DELAWARE, IN GOOD CREDIT.
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81 500 Prizes amounting
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters S21S
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk: rrL
Certificates of Package of 26 Whole Tickets Sl49 30
% &c Half 80. "a as
+" Z" 26Quarter 9" -. 3737
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The Markets.
Evansville Wholesale M arket.

PAS -/&SAv[2
EGGS, dozen........... 10,
FLOUR, bbl...4 50G5 90.
FISH-Mackerel-
No. 2, bbl....s1s OO@19 90
No. 2, II Dbl. 50 OO@10OO
No. 3, DBL. IL O09l3 90
No. 81 bbl.......G 5097 90
Kits Ex...........-@3 90
White Fish.-9s6 90
f" y bbl.......-@-
FRUITS-
Dried Applesl O060 90
/" Peaches, I 50Cd0 90
FEATHERS, tb.....3S9 10
GRAIN
Corn, bush.........7O675
Wheat, bush 901l-O0
Rye, bu5h........-M-
Oats, bu. (33lbs. )GOtgSO
HAY, tOn....lO OOGl4 90
HIDES, dry ......li9lG
Green .-................ .
pressed, cwt....-.-EtGO
MOLASSES-
N. Orleans, gal...i0@i2
Sugar uOuse......I0di5
Golden Syrup....-M-
PROVISIONS
Bacon (hoS r'd,) SS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-01

IL SII0ES.-We have just received, of our second
purchase, $50 cases of BOOTS AND SHOES Of va
rious qualities.
We have on hand one of the best stocks of Boots
and Shoes ever brought TO the city, embracing the
best makes of New England manufactures.
We have all kinds of Kip Boots, tcih Kip backs,
side stitched Jrdced aud OAK tanned leather bottoms
and would mention the best manufacturer names
whose makes we offer for sale, il it were not for
posting up the Dealers where to get the best goods
The trade will md our stock up stairs, on second
floor, with no connection with the Dry Goods floor
below except by fight Of stairs. We have rent 10
pay, and can sell just as cheap though we had
them in another House. We have now a fresh
stock of desirable goods and cordially invite the
trade who want goods, to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
declG KEEN & PRESTON.
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Exchange BANK, Green-
castle.
'ayette Co. Bank, Con-
ne rsyille.
farmers' Blk, Westfield.
IOosier Blk, Logansport.
indiana Bank, Madison.
indiana Reserve Bank,
| kokomo.
Indiana Farmers Bank,
Franklin.
Indiana Stock Bank, La
| porte,
Kentucky Stock Blk, CO.
lumbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Mer. and Mechanics Blk,
New Albany.
New York and Va. State
Stock Bank, Evansville,
Parke Co. Bank, Rock
vile.
Prairie City Bank, Terre
IIaute.
Southern Rank Of Ind,
Terre Haute.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
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a Card
GSffJ.7.S'KEE.N' s. REfLEs' BEG TO
THE LITTLE MIN STILL

Yon often hear Ladies romark that they can al
ways be shifted Mt 5. EMBICH & CO.'S. Well,
the reason is that they keep everything in the Dry
Goods line and they disposing of their stock
at reduced prices in order to make room for an
early fall purchase; the attraction is unusually
large. .....
Their stock of Shoes is excellent, and in prices
cannot beexcpllpd. augf
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NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. co.
HARTFORD, CONN.
DIRECTORS:
James G., Bolles, Burial Sage,
A ii Holley, ex-C;ov. Ct, ID Williams,
Wait N Hanley, Charles q Day, Do
Willis j. Goodsell, 1T Wells,
George Sexton, III III Fitch,
Leonard Church, 0lcott Allen,
ii Griswold, Stiles Sperry.
J l. Howard.
JAMES G. B0LLES, President
WAIT N. HANLEY. Vice Press,
JOHN A. WALLACE, Secretary. H- ... ..s
Applications received by ALLEN g. HALL0CK,
Agent. 0ffice-Marbe Hall Building. Main st.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE ms. COMFY,
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
Accumulated Capital, over.............S3O 00, 900
DIRECTORS:
X l. Patterson, ii McFallan, Smelling, ..
G $ Macknet, IA FrothinghamR II Greene,
LCGroyer, "A Strong, wv Condit,
Josiah D Low, J X Weeks, Perry.
R0BT. L. PATTERSON, President.
JOEL w. CONDIT, Vice do.
BENZ. q. MILLER, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance and all Information
desired will be given by the undersigned.
ALLEN c. UALLOCK, Agent,
Marble Hall Building, No Main street, Evans
vile, Ind E-b15-1y
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Htna Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Cash Capital (securely invcsted) 900 900
With surplus SGT $40
Incorporated lSl9-Charter Perpetual. Insures
against Fire and Inland Navigation risks
DIRECTORS
+ Y Ripley, Tudor, J Church,
Buell., WE futile, A Drckley,
IL Mather, g III Branard, T X Bruce,
y Ward ii u Pratt, DunhaIn,
G h Davis, Hillyer, W Kewey,
T A Alexander.
T. a, Brace........Secy. +. G. Ripley. President.
j. u. Benuett Gen. Agt. T. A. Alexander, Vice do.
Applications for Insurance, Inland or Fire, made
to ALLEN C. HALL0CK, Agent, will be prompt
ly attended to at the Agency Ofice-Marble Hall
Building, Main street, Evansville. febl5-1y
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RETAIL MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY BY z. II. COOK SON.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co.

HAN IFUhD FINE INSURANCE Gu.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1910 Charter Perpetual.
Capital (a1l paid $500 600
With surplus 22653l
Iusures against Loss OF Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS:
ii Huntington, Bornell, Job Allyn,
Albert Day, ii Kerney, } Brace,
Jas Goodwin Calvin Day, C.. j Russ
7 9 Alphabetically. II Huntington, Presid'i
c Lyman, Asst do. w. n. Bowers, Actnary.
ID. Alexander, General Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
John Graham, Asst do do do
Applications made to ALLEN G.. HALLOCK,
Agent, will be promptly attended to-NIarble Hall
Building, Main street, Evansville. fcbl5-ly
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HJOR THE L.fD{ES.-JUST RECEIPED
~ an assortment of Handkerchief Perfumes OF
the latest styles, such "Kiss ne Sweetly" kiss
Me Quickly" "Kiss- Me If You Dare" Also, an
assortment of Lubin's Extracts, warranted pure
and genuine, at KELLER WHITES
aug20-dkw Drla Store.
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For sale by LEIGH a oARLsTEDT.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

ALTERATIONS OF A CRAZY kING.-it would
appear, from the following extract from the
Italian correspondence of the Phi sde!phia
Bu!ietin, that the demen.ed King Of Prussia
has not been permanently improved by his
residence 1T Nice:
The King. before coming to Italy, for
about three hours every day WAS quite era
rs, but since his arrival he has much i'm
proved, and there were great hopes that the
pristine vigor Of intellect, for which he had
previously been celebrated, would be quite
restored. Every day the alterations were
less decided, and finally he was so much
better that the doctors allowed small din
ner party. The royal patient was perfectly
sane all day, received his guests, chatted,
laughed, and was quite jolly; the dinner
was announced, the company msrchtd IN
The King of course took his place at the
head Of the table, and every body waited Tor
him TO set the example 10 put their spoons IN
their mouths. But instead of doing what
was expected of him, bis Majesty deliberate
lv washed his face in the soup, and then sat
complscen,ly smiling on his friends the long
strinrs of yermicel hanging down over his
eyes and nose and in his hair and NOUS
tach. You may imagine the effect; no one
dared to laugh, however, and they had to sit
out the dinner with this ridiculous figure
head covered with gravy Nor he sternly re-
fused toweIs) .alkiu. to them all the time
Some Central African traveller relates that
the dandies in an Abyssinian U think it was)
town used to put pound Of butter on their
heads, Gnd then walk in the sun; bit think
my story is the best.
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How To GO TO BRD.-Halrs Journal O

How Te GO To BRD.-Halrs Journal Of
Health, in speaking on this subject, says
in freezing winter time, do 1t in q hurry, II
there is no fire in the room, and there ought
not to be unless you are quite an invalid
But if a person is not in good health 1t 10
best to undress by good hre. warm ans
drv thu feet well. draw on the stockings
again. run into room without fire jump in
to your bed, bundle mp, with head and ears
under cover for minute or more, until you
feel = little warmth; then uncover your
head, next draw OF your stockings, straight
en- out, turn over on your risi. side and 60
10 sleep. If sense of chiliness comes over
you on getting into bed, 1t VIII always oe
YOU sn injury; and its repetition increase
the III effects without having any tendency
to harden" yOn. Nature ever sbhOrs vic:
enc, We are never shocked into good
health. Hard usageS makes 10 garment last
longer"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

TIT FOR Tar" Sambo, Use got conum-
dibus TO pfomulgate to you
"Propcl, dsrkey."
"Wci, den. why am yol ike a tree?"
why am ike tree: gib dat up"
The reason why yon an like tree, is
because YOU am eber green. Yah! yah!
yah!'
Julius, I'se got conundibus to pro.
pound to you"
"Expatiate den, Sam6o.'
"WelI. den, why am you like tree ~
a. gibs dat up for sartin, Garkey."
Den. daikey, | can demonstrate the
fact. De reason you am like tree, is be.
cause yen am a low-cuss.
Good bye, darkey, exchange, NJ more
solutions wild you"
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4 BALD EAGLE FROZEN 70 THE IcE.-Tht
other day large bald eagle caught wild
duck in the river Susquehanna, opposite Eu-
cannon, carried it to a cake of ice which lad
lodged on rock, and commenced his feast.
During the operation, it Is supposed that be-
ing wet, his feet and feathers, from the in
tense cold, iroze fast to the ice, and, being
unable to extricate himself, perished He
was seen Tapping his wings until dark
There Was a desire TO capture the great
" American" but be could not be approach
ed on account of the great mass of foatinE E
ice between him and the eshore-Rarrisburs
Telegraph.
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For the Free TraI
TIE PRAIRIE HOME.

oh give home in the wide Prairie State,
Where peace, love and plenty is found at each gate
The wild grass there waves and the sun-lowers bloom
And the May-lower OF Hope disperses the gloom.
Oh! the Prairie, the Prairie for ne.
What acres of land we behold at our door,
With cattle and horses, mighty large store,
And corn, what a wonder, did ye ever hear tell,
The bushels our farmers do bring US to sell.
Oh ! the Prairie, the Prairie for
What sight 10 behold, is the rich waving green,
or wheat, oats, and barey, and rye there is seen,
With timothy and blue grass, Hung arian and more
And clover Ike snow-drOps, "A very great store,
Oh, the Prairie, the Prairie for
Come then to the praire., We farmers though poor,
In the West there is refuge for every right doer;
Bring the plow and the planter, cultvator and drill,
soon the reaper and raker your garners shall fill
Oh. the Prairie, the Prairie for me.
Then as the bright moon is dancing along,
You will hear the gay of the harvestcrs soDg
Honest labor hath music, We hear il each hour,
Ia workshop cottage, DER field in bower.
oh The Prairie, the Prairie for
Ottawa FEB. 2, 1859. NIAToa.
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TAKING THE OATH.--The knickerbocksr
is esponsio,e for the following:

a correspOp lentin Ottawa county, Mich
isan, from wnom we are always glad to hear,
gives us the following scene in the Mayors
Court at Grand Rapids, Mayor Church pre-
siding. Witaess called u, to be sworn by
the clerk:
'Cierk-'Do you solemn'y swear
Mayor, (wi,h dignity Stop. The wit.
ness VII hold up his right hand
"Clerk-'Tne man has ao right hand, your
honor
Mayor, (wi;h some asp r:ty.)-'Let him
hold up his left hand, then
"Clerk-'He has had the misfortune to
loose his left hand, alse, as your honor will
perceive
Mayo (sayasl It'll him to ho,d up
his right leg, ;hen; man .-lnot be sworn
in this court without hold. up something.
Silence gentlemen. Ou. a. snity must be
preserved
..WitngsS sworn on one leg
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Rabbits and raceoons can be made exc,

Rabbits and raccoOus can be made excel
lent by dressing nicely, and soaking over
night in Il plenty of cold water. Then par
boil in fresh water; then boil in second
water, with some salt and saleratus. When
tender, take cut to cool; then cut off the fat,
and Gut the meat into nice slices. Then
heat some butter in a frying pan, place in
the slices, sprinkle on salt and pepper, and
fry slowly till a delicate brown. This way
OF preparing them removes all the Wild
taste, making the meat perfectly sweet, ten
der and nutritious. BY trying and strainins
the fat, you have a nice, white OIL
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One Of the churches in Columbus, OHIO,
is supplied with quite respectable Parlorss,
near it's entrance, where once a month or Of
tener. the members Of the congregation
meet in social circle. have q good supper,
and enjoy each others smiles and converse
,;n, to .he fullest extent. A tax Of dime
ar a quarter from each attendant provides
for the expense, and gives large sum annu-
aliy for the support of the church. At Co.
Iumbus, in the church to which we refer,
5000 was raised in ono year
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The SO Highest Poix.'' ofLile Insurance.

/ ihS - lIlsnesl fOlxs' Of Lie Insurance.
\ trave!or who bad passed with a guide
safely the Bcec De Roland in the Prvennecs.
suddenly conceived the idea CT clambsring
peak, simply because he was told that every
one " no had yat attempted 1t had paid the
forfeit Of his life. The more the gaide at
tempted 10 dissuade him, the more firmly
he resolTea to accomplish the task or per-
ish. He had already achieved Of the assent
o! tbs almost perpendicular crag, overhang-
Jug rocky george 1000 feet below, when
to his surprise, he heard the sound Of hard
breathing just behind. Looking over his
shoulder he beheld 4 stranger ciinging by
his hands and feet, and yet toIlins steadily
and mantuily up the same fearful path
All y exclaimed he, "you come to share
with ne the glory Of this undertaking ~
" Not notion 81 the sort" "You want
then, doubtless, TO enjoy the subiimity Of
tie prospect from the top:" Nothing fur
thcr from my Intention "Are you aware
that every step !. at the hazard of your life 2"
" Undoubtedly" Then let me ask, what
on earta can oving a sane man on s1ch an
eTg.ul: - IL aave object" The Eng
.ishnan smiled; both set to work, resolutely
digging their nails into the granite clefts-
At last finding themselves On plateau a
few feet square, covered with ice, they halt
Ell Tor lew moments, When the stranger
raising his hat, respectfully observed, you
can hardly deny, sir, that you are at every
step encounterlng great risk nor can you,
think. under the circumstances, fail to admit
tie value Of iny wares"
d" You have at least chosen" said the Eng
lishGan, ''aa extraordinary spot disposing
of them, with the clouds thousand feet be-
meath Us, aad the thermometer much below
freezing" oh. not a word about that.
I've got g. We want at hsnd-pen, ink and
paper, and you can use my shoulder for q
desk. am sn agent TO the Company for
iusura. &C against accidental death. Before
you ge higher, lei me cntrcat of you think
of your family and to I'll up this FORM
The EHgi.hman smiled at the oddity Of the
proceeding, signed the form, gave cheque
for tue premium and was never heard of af-
teT"ards. The agent cautiously decended,
satisfied with lis commission, and at having
zsa!ouSly discharged his duty to his employ.
ers.-LoHiOn IiHes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

ILLINOIS SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-We no.
,ce that quite number of specimens of su-
gar and molasses, (made from the Chinese
Sugar Cane and African Inphee, have been
received for competition and premiums at
the Office of the Corresponding Secretsry of
the State Agricultural Society. Yesterday
several specimens came in from Grundy
county. The Imphee Sugar was not dry,
but was handsomely crystalized. and the
Imphee Syrup was decidedly beautiful
Springfield Jour.1 E 5E
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CROOKED HoRNs-J. S. Grennell inquiries
how to scrape his steers horns to make them
grow in the right direction. Scrape in the
opposite direction from the way you want
them to grow--if to turn up, on the under
side-if cut, scrape the iusde-h long and
thrifty, give them roots or meal. IL. p.
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TIE "Cy-Ns W0WAE.-Men often say,
"Waen | marry, my wife must be tLis,
that, ani the other luu!agrajiug al plysI-
ca, .ueEs;.', AID moral peritcuCns. Une
czDEo. Ju; smile II lock - the men Who say
those things; z;ui.e to think of the e4uiva-
lent thov vu. bring .3r all t.. aU..b lily.
beauty. health, inte..eetualtv, Golucst. ..t,r,
arI Ia. ..ul1.uess they 70 modvs;iy require :
sg-s,e u j.lah o. the perforated Aeaite, d.
mayed morals, bgClcA.a0vH constitutions.
aGi irritable temper, which this bright,
pure, innocent EiEi = to receive with her
wedding ring. If ole.ha!i the girls knew
tac previous life Q! lie men they marry, the
lis. Of OIL mails wca,l be w-ulyr!l..y in
creased.
Doubted. Well, if there is room for a
Gaubt now, thank God the coming wo-
mans Alpha aad Omega "il! not be rHatri-
moEy. cae VIII hot OF necessity sour .u,o a
puk-noSgd Old maid, ar throw herself :, any
Iicke,y Oh she'll of humanity, whose clothes
arc as much cat OF repairs as his inora.s.-
No, tie future has got to 4" step lively; this
w.e = no. to be had for the nhiet.ing. He
VII have a long canter round tie pasture
for her, and then she viii leap the fence and
leave him Inping O. the ground. Tuck
/ so.ed boots and skating arc coming in, and
3 Itl't ECsS.-. anu sSuliUltDt, lDN N'i4NS-
quence) going out. The comm. woman, a
| see her, Is not 10 throw aside her need
neither is sac 10 SIT embroidering worsted
dogs, and cats, OF singing doubtful love dit
ties, aud rolling up her eyes to the ''chasta
moon
Heaven forbid she should staaip round
with cigar in her mouth, clbowing her T5l-
l2.cs and puilng smoke IN their faces; or
stsad on the free love platform, pHjitc or
I pr!Jate-cdU .t BY ,rtnt Specj0Hs Hnms gen
! tciN-wooing mea who, low as they may
/ have sunk in their own selt-respect, would
die before they would introduce her To the
uusullcd sister " no shared their cradle.
Heaven forbid the coming woman should
not have warm blood in her veins, quick II
rush to her cheek, or tingle at her fingers
ends when heart i aS;ir. No. the coming
woman shall be no cold, angular, tlat-cEest-
ei, narrow sAouldered, s&tmpy, sharp-yi-
Sszel Be,sey, but she snail be 4 br;sht-eyed,
full '-chesgcd, broad stouldcred, larse-Soulei
intellectual being; au.e TO wax, able to eat,
able to fl! Der maternal destiny. and able
if it SO please Goi-to e to her S-ave hap
py, seifp0ised and serene, though uuwed
dcd; for this warld, though it may do for
men, Is, after all, but narrow place for a
woman's heart to beat in. That many die
and make 40 sign, is no proof that martyr
dom died with John Rogers.
FANNY FERN.
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Science Answering Simple Questions.
Why is rain wator soft: Because it is
not impregnated with earth and minerals.

Why is rain wator soft? Because it is
net impregnated with earth and minerals.
Why is it more easy TO wash with soft
water than with hard? Because soft water
untes freely with soap, and dissolves it in
stead Of decompcsing H. as hard water does.
| Why do wood ashes maze hard water
soft. lst. Because the csIJonic acid Of
wood ashes combines With the sulpGgte OF
! lime in the hard water, and converts It lat0
chalk Cd. Wood ashss converts s9,us OF
! the soluble salts, and throw them down as a
sediment, by which the water remains more
pure.
Why has rain water such an unpleasant
smell when it is collected in rain water tub
or tank Because it is impregnated with
deconposed organic matters, washed from
rcsts, trees, or iAc casks IL which ii is col
lec,ed.
Why Goes watcr dissolve SAL? Because
very ninuts particles of 1;E,er insiuuate
theiaselves into tuo pores OF tas SAX, by
pl,sry attraction, AID force the crystals
apart from each other.
How does blowing ho. foods make them
cool. 1t causes the ar which hes been
h,s,ed ty iae food to change rapidly, and
give place - fresh cool a!r.
~ 40 ladies' fan themselves in lot VICE
iLer. That fresh particles Of air may 5e
byou.n, in contact With their face, oy the
action ei Tue faH; sad as every fresh part
c!g o. air aosc!1s SONG htat :rGIn tbs .GIn,
tus conatsst change MAKES them cool.
Does t.u cool TIE ar: 30, i maAcs the
ar hotter by inpar..ug to it tue heat OF our
lace, but coo.s cur face by transferring its
Asat - the a!r
Why !. tAer, always draft through key
hole. and window creylces, Because the
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