The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
A HI,,ndred Years AGO.

One hundred years ago there was not
! slngle white man in Ohio, Kentucky. Indl-
ana or Illinois territories Then. what IL
now the most gourishing part Of America,
was ~ little known H. the mountains
Of the moon. II was not until 1909 that
the hunter Of Kentucky. the gallant aud
| adventurous Boone, left his home IN North
Carolina to become the first settler of Ken
tncky. The first pioneer of Ohio did moi
settle I'LL twenty years Afterwards
a hundred Years ago Canada belonged
10 France, and the whole population of the
United States did not exceed = million aud
Ia half.
A hundred year. ago the great Frederick
Of Prussia waa performing those exploits
which have made him immortal IN military
annals, and with his little monarchy WINS
| sustaining "A slngle-handed contest With
/ ltu.sla Austria aDd France, the three great
powers Of Europe combined.
hundred years ago the United states
were the most loyal peoplc oi the British
Empire, aud OH the politlcal horizon no
-peck Indicated the struggle which, within
score Of years thereafter established the
great republic 6f the world.
hundred years ago tliere Nrrs but four
newspapers IN Amerlca--Mitl combined
circulation not exceeding 1000, steam
engines aud cylinder presses had not been
imagined aud railroads and tolcgTaphs hzd
not entered the renIotcd conception of
man,
When we come 10 look back NJ II through
| the Vista Of history, we ilnd that The
| century which has psssed has been allotted
| 10 more important events Ia their bearing
upon the happiness Of the world, than
| almost any other event that has happened
since the creation
| A hundred years hence, who can loIeiell
| our Developments and national creatures.
Il
| TRGATAKNI ~ CHoUP.--1roup u au In
| nanaiion OF the inner surface of the Wlnd-
pipa. lnhaination implies heat, and that
heal must be snh,lIed or the patient viii
inevitably die. II prompi efforts ~" made
iO cool the parts in the ease of an attack
" the group relief Will Ia ~ prompt A. II
" surpriuing and delightful, All know
that cold applied 10 y hot skin eools u, but
all do not know and understand that hot
water applied 10 Mdained skin viii Ger
talnly cool u Oh. Hence the application al
Iced water xlth linen cloths. uf alnlnst bot
water with No0len llAnul, of two folds
large enough 10 cover tho whole thruat
and upper part OF tlpe chest put tlisss' IN .
| pail of water ~ llOt a. the hand can bGai,
anl Keep Il thus hot by adding waiaT 0Om
the h0lllng tga kettle. lettwO Or three Han
nels be In hot water all the time, and one
GA the throat all the tins with dFy Han
nel covering the wet onr 40 ~ tn kerp ihc
heat ~ 10 sptilt ektehts tiie hAnnelH Ehuuln
| not b. ~ wet whnn pnt on a. to drlbble
for " Is important 10 keep the clothing dry
aud keep up the process until the phlcgm
IA loose. the child easier aud beginning 10
tall asleep then gcntly wrap flannel over
the wei one whloh ~ ON, aud thu ehild u
saved. When " wakes np both flannels will
be dry.--ifdlI's JmsEai ~ hsaih.
u hair I"f - - 1f
DAY fnKTs-licFe ia bit of information
worthy Of aitentlons '
Moisture generally penetratcs the solcs of
bOotH--thc upper leather u not easily wet
aud 4 easily dried To frndcr the sole im-
pervlona to water. order yonr boOltnaktf to
cat plcnes of canvass In the pruper shape,
dip then IA melted pitch or tar and lay
i them upon the Inner solcs. before putting
on tle outer soles OF the bOnts. This simple
procea, 4 h said, viii ihsare dry FEET wiih-
out making the boot ehtnasy. 800