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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
I Il A N X MUG e EFT
no 1'lIl5 MtIIIDNi

lHF -. s'al encouragement which b va me.
9Th =" nv fa~ business, ndrees ita tpirrr a
'nr"V 'hH"i7 ~ ihis gtuntors prhla H., ihaif
psfr mage. aHl solicitation f,- ihat,i W qvain
Notice announcements iu. dag ~ me .t1iiirrai
srrrli. ~ r'f already ier-a aua rfesh sioct of
'i erois bel npirr 70 my iiup ~ business. sud
in i.lrs go feel lrilrssuranr. that ifihey vill
r'ii ool saa ua. rf viii hs ssii ned nat NY esf-
80 rrta % 'n GIVE entire iiou. and will
wait ih. rl.1-rra ~ showing 'nv sln,t sui sstv
ira .aH eia r,,y oi,t Ha % -it"
FRANK iraUFr.
r"rs' Cnr"af ~ ihiri sud Laurel stree,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
TuE VICTORY CORN MILL.

flniis superior Plantation Mssi anil Faai Aiiii.
nov without Rnv composition frf ftutriicity,
durability. efficiency aud ohaa purss.
~ fricp 500 cash Dor rala ~
HptG JOSHUA NEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
mn GUnssI. TUTr WILLIS

rn "''ser lt'e fsy, are sls1 ~ uu,t. where trt,s
fu lnr'haf ~ 80 hn titled pt 'he etnra falt,s
.une'. tsHa lrFHFriCU fUHT1U. So
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

run cELErEt1rp Nrutucsy, Eclipse. bia
\ moui Hud Fhfu"iE Patterns, and an conf
dent 10 viii b. 20 your advantage TO rtu and ..
anime before purchasing elsrghrre
m'yii FRANK uCGuET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

IHL0u1 FLJUU'-75 barrels Just 10 hand
D aud for saln low, f,r the cash by
apr7 JuHlivA nEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
FRENCH PATENT MEpI.iNrs.
AVE HttyIsi cANE ESIyTsi

TX pDIEN Louisiana Lone Blades
SO fast Steel Care Knives with and
with"rt hooks. ~ dor. 10 wide Blades.
FOR sale at city prices. o.
LABGUiFB ~ tAEOtEs.
rc2h irt i,etoyhtte aud Fletids So.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
Ar ItEnIcEn rItIcEs.

no MAKE room fora large bud extensive as.
l sortueut e The lstrat ~ Toe of rtrhipn -
WALL PAPER,
have rrturad tha prices OF my entire stock now
ou hand, call aud examine.
p,slI u. 4. KAUFMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
riIa'r .I,r'a Anu,.I.ovns

A IiyF ass7rtnpht ~ tiia, ntis. ole, Itch,
~ rolptei Eid ripves. ~ tho
mati1 lufiAuA. OAFH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
DRrss TRIMMINGS

A COMPILE 7 Epssotitnsnt If Drnss Trim
n niinRs Of all colors and kinds. inst
opened. W. -. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
,hiid- TsI,.s. r.a ,,oys suits.

- ''''''' /" ' HFFslN~ NFFfF FFVVH NUFf9s
'I'Ub haud7nninsi ssortmsnf Of Cbild's Mar.
settles Tslrnss and Boys Suite 10 he found
an NV DO had st ny store. The suite far little
boys are verT Handsome.
apf2i W y PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
A NEW aIfppIY

hT CHFAp FrriIrtftpVs-t. POI, Tho Nes.
- mefrie Victim. ~ t4av Cava-aish. ri,s
divorce by IfdV rav-u'Ii-N Nenlpferl . vov.
sRe ~ search ~ ~ 1ohr r'snklin. ~ iLe
mFFll FOST OFFICE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
.NfsC Shoe store!
A II IL u q u l. i.
LAURtL srRttr. BATON RoUot. -.

LAUREL sTRggT. BATON RoUoU, -.
TUE undersigned bcgs leave to-
4 spscttully TO call public attcu EEH
ton tdNho fact Eat he has o?cucdE ~
m the new brick building Of John w.
huruct' Esq, on Laurie street, IN tho city
ct hHtou Rouge. very extensive stock ~
HooTS. SHOES. HNTs AND GAPS.
A. my cntro attention will he devoted TO
this line ct business. shalt keep com
photo assortmcutand great variety. GENTS
SHOES and BOOTS, LADIES SHOES.
SLIPPERS and BOpTEES; also Rows,
M,scss, children and Infants SHOES
together With all the varieties and sty le. @
HATS AN ID CAPS.
am determined 10 keep every article IN
my limo of business. $50 g~ o. mako mo
LAUREL STREET STORE head quar-
tiers, tor goods iu my line, and by unrc-
uniting attention To- business fuir prices
and a disposition 60 please the public, COM
mynd libcrcral share of patronage.
- Orders from the country and from
West Baton Rouge. will meet immediate
attention. X h. HUGUET.
NELEor MEDICINES, A enc ss.ortment just
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WANTED.

lsfswiN -ui ioney. fer Which We viii psy
ID TIE highest make, p'ies.
r'eyn V. uEUDE . 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

rIeTnI.sI I,IaInI.sti

4 COMPLETE sentiment pf rfs'nls hul ".
~ volv.ta e"nsisfina RI rlts pld and New
NrIal Ro,ulvars. and new Article of upit'e "rp.
ttstel ilrv"l,utr. ala w iihav's Hnvpivrrs. A.
ians self Cooking risluls. Mary ta,olrars. sri
Tho s"ith Weearp farpp Hhort.t. aiI OF tho
i"upst riirrs. 81
rrvt3 ~ kNU rlfgUFr's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

-. I'irr',.s' Q. I'r,tn'" s,,r", ,o..-
~ eni nstrr.

y TFTFFF ' 'FFFf7lf
rus INVENTION fir sir,riiritr. iuialiliis sua
4r sr0uDr'irfi iliuf saving Ma sine has no
equal
HOUSE sURAFFRs
cotton Hine. tlulieii's Patent. 90 saw will
rir 'aiee per llY Firsi premium auarisd .
M H'ssle''rpi and Louisiana stitp Fsiis
f'eriliriinc Frsiusq. tas cinfla ~ need las.
eruption, Portable Circular Saw wis ,,ad. ~ tis
best narrrr. iih Head Blocks spitirr siihlt rrt
end 90 both ends urra
Bite lrial Sans ait-s ~ u.tn,nr,ntirie pisr4
iefq iavsltfs. an1 r.nriirs pr.r"s
F'rfri Frsinas. stefirratg sra P,-tattA. suit .
hla f1f priv.rr uirs ufi' 'iiis Sue Mn sir
tn cotton Tiea tlinnvls i'ai.iii.j -rparrssiinp
ali others 0f ne Kind tnovn
fry ~ nqchinas rqr y. seen 10 rtarffral
operation ~ ihn S'uthsr~ lrfpfurisD Machine
Wnrts HfINuUnIk uptiyuit. d pn
"'fsl Baton Rouge ~.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
nAnEGga AND Lawns.

SOAb very hsudsof1s English rafapa and rot
- "ted i-wps, have been received ~ the
msVi9 PillLA CAsii sfDGE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
IIATEi IIATaif

4 N"iiitE lsfae NJ of these gods have irst
! been received 81 The l,lhing Erpp,fiarn-
t.rf hfnHs''ns hfgs snd Ms1's Oirib 6aps, fpr
Ht sHi 81 rarfs
ociIi ". y. PHfbLfps.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

\ NAVE nov IN strtn q large assortment Of Hats
1 IT sll kinds. and viii receive % Pc a,w day
something new aud handsome in straw goods
apflA " y rittit1Fs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
COnsnTs AND moor sIlIRTs.

A fiNk sypply 81 French Corssts ana thirty
"a Hoop skirts have been received ~ the
mayl0 PHILADA. CASH STORE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
SWISS NUsLiNs.

M v HAFF f.f.ig-'i nnr enrtiv ~ wbi,.
w sTiss N"riinr, and lnrenais ~ the
FHiLAHFLrHf CASH sTpFF.
i4ieFsifa street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
nLnNINGEHsi nEMnIN.Ensii

n 'H ~ sfoEr and - atrirs. cinespis.s D. :.
~ fineets sod 'he reiebfs' az Hstftpgsyt
h'Vt' FRAYE HUnUEr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

IrsT received jrr shir lr1ti.ro M Oriiq u,aou
y Rope escorted itntn e r7nthes tine ia steam.
heet'7 rfhia a. LAHuriFn ~ AHnUE'g
nct}4 tiurdwafp Isia hiishr,ent
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

NTiFDOw GLASS Ffsn-h and American Of
w ell sites. At New V'issn' prizes fpr ssis
hy ED.S WN BOgEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
LADIES RIDING HATS.
JUST RECEIVED,

lIANLIuft opened = brauiilnl assortment n
hes" 'oda IN al ro'ors, some thing entirely new
HuGi' W. 70 PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

DEALEs COURT OF DEATH Rosa nenhen,'s
I House Fsir. fer sale b.
msfii MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

4 I'D flr ssi" iov 90 the trade. lard in Keys.
n do. IN bhl7 crushed and Powdered sug.r,
Doc of tne fuiily FLOUR. Beer r0u-us.. sheen a., .
hog d.. s. BENJAMIN
maf7
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
UNION ILO1,EI..
NEILL q MASIInuRN.

Il riano totte NauuiarirtN ufA sa-aaa4
VIZ. kuahe Co. laltimgrp, nd \ y "
Waretouua tstoty lluiidinal corner Camp and
Common streets. New Orleans
THE kpaha Planes have never Hilea .tn tak1
the nrst Premium whenever pnt Wherever they
haye been brought IN competition with Piauos
tan the hest mabctsof New York. boston. Phila
delphis, aud baltimore they have the luiilron
ftaute, aud ato guaranteed zoe ave weave with
t'e privilege " exchange at amy tive within els
m"uths nom The day 90 safe, % they fail 10 pirp
entire satisfaction.
"A orders addressed a.
MILL WAgUuURN.
New orleans will receive pr"mpt,ttert on.
ehi l6mdAw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

HAIR DGL...l4 Drken escb. of Cbrists
dofa's, Bachelors. Jules tfapel .
and others, for sale ny
iuly3l I'm ~ W.. EOgFL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
I1IWA KILIY = SOMA wATUII-

rui tur sale by
TuTO. GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
LINN SHIFT FRONTS.

ME NAYS just opened very large sssari +.
w mont of ihesa goods. VI the
nInlN pEnrLtR ETnnE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
cAUr a WAGON ItAnNras.

rUtL a-sottiraut ~ c.ilsts. ii-iape. Mind
~ hdiles. rs't n,eehi"-. Cert ssalles Wagon
listn~ss. r'ere rh'iHe. Otto. which We oHat Of
moderate rrieas.
iautg LAunuipp : tANpttp
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
i. . a II NJ O Ma.
DFAtER ~ TaE
BEST BRANDS Or HAVANA gEGAEg,
AND ST orlfEi QUALITIES or SUGARS
Of fbe vaFF i,gsf

AND hIi OTHER QUALITIES or SUGARS
at the verF bssf.
IIAs bf,FO constantly on baud aii Frnits Of
the spsrou, nui btisd Fruiis ~ of kinds.
tine nss rftrupnt NJ
Htt tNDITTs VINES. rOuDtALs AND
LIQUORS II all kisis, which oasr ct he ssry
lowest orsh prices. ari invite uty friends I'd
the public pcpil ana svsutus ny stnrk. rbirh
will aHlrd rus I'easrr 20 show them aud learn
at what low prices by ny late arrangements
Cat afford h. soil them iha iest iu my line for
l1w, u not ices money thsB spy other establish.
msn' ~ tbs ~ii4.
dscit Cmddv y. CARNoYA
AMERICAN WATCHES.
I have JUsr received a lot Of American
i Watches. ~ gold pnd silver casss Fnifa ble
for ovrrsasrs and Mechanics. on ccoupt ~ their
strength and regularity
A. the American WEI go something nov 10
The south would '4 stta aii nv friends and eus-
toners. and the .1,l,e generally. 10 csil sud SEQ
them. ltsH "a me pleasure 10 show them 10
ever ybof
Nv .gck Of English and rrsnfh Watches. L. 81
" - complete, comprising the most celebrated
makers. NV stock ~ Jsw"lry j. tho largest and
best sslectsd. sud my prices reasOu1he
Having engaged the servirfz of Mr Jules
Palmer (iate iu The eByi rent ~ Hyde Good
rish) AN prsparr- ~ execute AL work. wifhou,
dole I, and in the best manner
THEODORE GOLDMAN
Matchmaker aud Jswslar- Lpfaystta street.
seHt door 10 Bogclr Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
CltTLEnYi CIlrLFtyli

! HAVE low ~ &tyia aud - arrira - ,.ttupinf
D f.sHr ita"ui 81 F1ots ~ aud Table Outletg. Of
i' .t"st reliable makes. AMI frp1t macy new
Flsa, Hm'ns ih"m the csiabriiel InIii uLhar
IahlD Knives. Call ,ni ersmine them baG,rs
pur~lss eiss aherc--au u BE- alwsysa pleasure
:, eInw lnt .Inuk- IIAak III-NIIr.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-15
0riginal Buttrl

IiIE REBELLION OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
clS,naA u out for tlisanion, !.
pscanss ale loves nsgrpes and vans;
And hstss snAk =. so,as pumpkin, conmun-
ion .s Il 5 .3...' (
win Yankees. btass clecls, and those
clans 81 III Il: s...
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-15

very thickly covered with strong pficklss
# an inch n length These priciles ara
IS thick q 4 drugget-pia at the base. aud
very firm, 20 that the handling or the leaf
Z = matter Of difficulty and pain, aud
should the point u the prickle break n 50
doing, Il forces itself beneath the skin and
causes escruciating agony, The Arabs
erawled adrcitly toward the man who
held the leaves, baying like The dogs they
initiated, and as be held one forth they
thrust their heads forward aud took rand
bites, deycuring IL seemingly without the
slightest Inconvenience. The green tlni,i
expressed from the herb flowed Ii streams
over their long boards, and 1 noticed that
Whea they aecidcntly to6chei each other
they gasca low growI like ours who are
.gorgiig. The applause Of the invisible
ladies was grsat but By no means 10 en-
thusiastic is before, the tamboarines were
lagaiR silent, aud the performers felEto the
ground a. if the superhamaii stimulus TO
thelr exertions had been removed. drew
! deep breath % I left the house like one
who has BY timely awaking been relicy-
ed from the incubus III some terrible
Nightmare, aud a. II threaded again tie
narrow streets the delicious nh llt.air
cooled and refreshed me. ss.i,
1 .st al Il. s.-
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-15
DoBBs FIRST NOTION.

Donns, during his 6rst session a. /
member Of the Legislature. was caught
without . speech He was remafkabI,
for hi, uodesty and his love 81 .lred
eye.n
One unlueky day, tie proceedings beinn
rather dull, and Dolibs being rather tllirs
~, he concluded 10 20 over 10 The hotel
and take drink. AZ DobLs rose "a
leave the hall be caught the Speakers eve.
The Speaker supposed that be Intended
70 address the House, and announced ii
q loud ysiUe: ss 1850
Mr.. Dobbs!vq,
Il Dobbs started ~ II lie had been shot
The assembled wisdom or the State had
thsircyes fixed upon him He pulled out
bis pocket handkerchief 10 wipe away thc
;peEspiration; aud feeling II necessary "a
say sonething he lhnnders ont
Second the molionls L. +
There isno motion before the house !
said The Speaker. &
'eFhsH L. II
Tho silence was breathlcss.
3 80 - Ell; 81 y, K. Z RI III II
u Dobbs could not think or anything Il
SAY. But 0 bright idea came 70 him, and
he finished with: 40
# move 10 adjourn.
q Tie motion did not go. but Dobbs did
and uothing more was seen Of him that
day. .9l. 81 Ii. Il
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-15
THE ORIGIN or THE NAMES
OF THE DAYS in THE WEEK.

IL the Museum Mt Berlin, iii the hall
devoted to northern antiquities, they
have the Representations from tile idols
from which the names of the days OF oar.
week are derived From the idol Of the
Sun comes Sunday. This idol is repre-
sehted with his faee Ike The sun, holding
d burning wheel, with both hands on lis
breast, siguifying bis course round The
world. The idolof she Moon, from which
comes Monday Is habited 10 a short coat
like q man, but holding the moon Id his
hands. Tnesco, from which comes Tues
dry, was one Of tile most aneient md
popular gods Of the GertnaiIs, aud repre-.
scented ii bis garments Of skin, according
70 their peculiar manner of clothing; the
third daysoi the week was Dedicated to
his worship. Wooden, from which comes
"Wednesday. was il valiant PRINCE llinong
the Saxonss Ills image wins prayed Ia
fof4victory. Thor, from whence Thurs.
day, is seated In n bed, With twelve stars
over: his head, holding a seeptre Id hi.
hand Friga, from whence wcShayet Fri
day, is represented with, q, tirax9 sword Il
his right hand, and u how IN. his lett
1 Saeterr from which Is Saturday. has III
appearances of perfect Indebtedness !; re !
fthin-yisaged long haired, with A. lou.
beard: He carries pail of water In III
right hand, wherein are fruits and flowers
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-15

when / wsnt Ia was salcotsd WITH sbe.,
Gums che bsnitsd man, hear Gums IL
.unbeIsevef,g shear Gums the Iorey be,lel
skaGsr - trnth, rstsaltety, etsattsry. sez
| ~ ffishds IL troo line hear, aud now
Brink On your speffetG The cunpapy
then dfnWsd roand The table and t6e az.
HE komnicnst u goit. They asked ne Il
there was any body ID the sperrst lan,l
which would like 70 tan With. Il / aud 4
bin Thompkins who vas onest NY pafdner
IN the show blaness NJ sober. should
like 70 eohyafss With him few periods
Il the spefret Of VIM Thompkins present
sed Of The long haired chaps and there
was knox % the table SET / William
how sOss ~ he ed lhlnks Was fatbeF
Iruf. Sec ihir ron III the show business
william, aud he sed he was. He sed he
Il John Buhion wab tfavlin with side
show u connetksun with Ehaksbcer Jon.
sou & Co.'S ecnsolcfdated menarery and
Icircna He sed old Bun tIneanine Mr..
BGniob) stird up the anefmiIs aud ground
the origin while he tended the door. De.
essllnnly Mr.. Bunion sung comic song
The circus was doin iniddlin well. Bill
Shakspee. had made . hit with ,.Old hob
Kidly, I and Ben Jonson was delitin the
people BY his trooIy great acts or horse
nianship without sadduI and bridal Ser
4 William kan yu pa me that SIS you o
ms, & he sed no with 1 Of the most tre-
tmendoous knox lever experienced Ithcn
called fur my grandfstllsf 4 turned that
he was Ineatin with fare success Iii Tie
pecnut biznsss s. liked Il very well nitho
the climit was ruther warm. {, Y.s. ....*.
When the sirkle stopt they asked me
wInt | thowt Of IL SezilmS friends i've
bin ia the show bizness now goiu GU 10 %
years You dowtIis believe the sperret
doctrfn while think its mkt. just SO
soon IS . Inan becomes a regler out Il out
sperret rapper he quits orr work, lets lis
hare gro all over bis flee a CONNER sis
spungin his liyiR. He goze round scarin
the wimmin folks & little children, & de.
stroying the piece Of mind OF every faular.
lee he enters. / must say the rsglcr per
fessional sperrct wrappers, them As make
a bizless Of IL air abowt the most ornnryl
est set Of cusses | ever encountered in %,
life. So Iaying, put on my surtoot atls
went home, . " ..=5 /. d: 4, \. ~ ia:
/ '-e ass
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-15
A TOUCHING INCIDENT

Tue following affecting narrative pur'
ports to have been given by father "a
his son, a. warning derived froa bis own
bitter experience Of grieFiBg aud resisting
a mothers love and counsel:
What agouy was visible on my moth,
er's face, when she saw that all she said
and suffered failed to move mel She rose
to go home, and / followed at a distance
She spoke no more to me till she reached
her own door. = = ..4.-..-.. =. .
"Itis school time, now, y said she $50
my son, and once more let me beseech you
to think upon what have said. q i
II shant go TO school. . said I. p -
She looked astonished ut my boldness,
but replied firmly "Csrtsinly You will so.
Alfred; j command YOU
II viii not, = said !, in tone Of def
auce. Il ,..,, -.,Il.5z s -. = = .s,fs'-s
.0ne al two things you must do, Al.
frsd--sither 60 to school this morBiug. Of
] wiz lock you in your room, and kssE
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-15
51If.ff'iaa5.
SALT EATING.

J. Z ! = -
NR H. L.. HAsrIses has written q
lengthy article. under the above heading,
in the Worlds Crisis. The following are
extracts: X ,sss u. i m. s M 81. .,:
III Salt Is good. Yes, no doubt; but to
find out WAea aud ioAerc it Is good, and
I shat il % good for, Is another question. Il
Ii salt good for alediaasl SO some shy.
Il may he used as an emetic--s spoonful
Of salt and water, it Is said, will Yolnit =
child ct once. II so, we are apt 10 sup
pose an emstic l. rejected by the stomach
kscauae il i not DC to be retained in il.
30 the stomach turns itself wrong side out
toempty an interloper out Of doors. =
FIG Is salt good for fooda Deablful, j
think. Whatever is food can be eaisn as
food. Vino eats sah AloHeg Now aud
then sonie little. girl goes to the sait-box
and gets . lump and eats it; but another
will eat clay under similar morbid eraY.
Ing; smother chews mp slate pencils; an-
other eats o.aycoal, as 0ns lady v ith ruined
health informed me she had eaten she
presumed, bushels Of it, and friend Of
hers killed herself by it, and it tasted bet.
ter than anything else III the world. No
healthy person eats salt thus. FL
How long eau . man live on any one
article OF wholesome food? A long time;
perhaps mouths or years. How long can
man live on sugarf A good while, lie
would not starye on sugar soon, assure
you. How long can: he live on saltf Shut
man up IN q salt mine, or in prison, with
bags and bins and boxes OF salt, aud no
other food, how long can he live on iti
Would he eat pound Of il? i think not.
70 live, be must have chJle, aud chyme,
and blood; feod must be decomposed 70
furnish the elements Of life. Can lie get
:, blood out Of salts Can he get fibre, or
Tissue, or fat, out of saltl Coald mouse
1--we On salt! Cana MANI Woo will Try
u week and report to mel :. :.
Gan salt be used in the human body
Can Jon work itinto blood, or muscle, or
Done. or cartilage, or tendon, or fatf Di-
gestlou changes the nature. Of every di.
gestlble substance. Its not when digested
what II was when eaten. 1t undergoeS
chemical changes. All digested food
leaves the body somehow. 1t never leaves
anAltered as il entered. Sugar is dis.
solved, used up and thrown OF; bread,
Vegetables and meats, all these are work.
ga into blood. bones, muscles, excrementi-
!. llous material. and finally all thrown otI
INTO waste and wear that other materials
may come IN. Sugar is not sweet when
" . worked up and leaves the body. Its
nature is changed. The eapillaries suck
al that is good out Of it and east the
bad away .s....1s5s ~ ~
-. Can you digest salti How? Boil II;
And what is IN Salt. Bake III Salt.
eteW ~ Salt. Grind III Salt. Dis.
solve It! Sail. Eat il, and what is III
sslt. Drink water BY the pailful 70 dis.
= solve Il, and what have yol2 Salt and
water. You sweat-phat comes out,
Ssit, You Heep-Ebat are the tearsl
. eelt - brine. How are the urinary Sc
stetloasi Salt. How are the mucous
.eerrti0ns 7-cAtarEh Of throat and head;
Gait aalt. salt Sc The salt you eat Is
AOs used ~. . nat worked lr. but nature
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-15
ARTEMUS WARD AMONG THE
= SPIRITS. - .:.-~...

ARTEMus WAEp, The Snowman, recent,
visited Berlin Heights, and thus describe,
an Interview with the spirits there rs
sembled: e. -. FL: ..:-..5
- / viii here observe that Mrs. Ward Il
3 Invaluable womun-thc pardner Of my
gsys and the shairer Of my sorrGr. Inmy
absunce she watches my interest & things
with Eagle Bye, and when | return she
Weleulns me in a atfectionate stile. Truly
it - with US as it was with Mr.. and Mrs
Ingomar in the play, 10 whit: - = =.
= 2 sOles with but a single thaWt,
. hsrts which beet as l. 81 T..
My Rabors iRdorseds me 10 attend 1
sSPeFretooul Sitcle at Squire Smiths
When ] arrived j found the west room
full, inelldin all tie old mades in the vii
lags and 81 the Isng hared isllsrS sIssd