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Preserving Eggs.

NO egg is fresh that will shake :
this is because it has lost some Of IT'S
aioumcn. No eg=, has ever been rrc
served over a month that will no,
Shake except it be air-rooted, which
Is term not generally understood,
and is new process. The egg has
been coated with every conceivable
composition, even with solid s,ono,
yet the watery material escapes.
The philosophy OF this is tha, there
IL air in the egg before it is treated,
and this uniting its oxygen and car.
Don produces decomposition by car
bonic acid gas, the yellow Of ,Ae egg
hrst breaking, then follows the de-
struct:on. Eggs are naturally de-
signed to last as long as tho hen re-
1"lrcs TO get her brood, anI the life
germ can he preserved a few weeks
seven or cis shL-tut no longer. The
egg Itself may be kept in preserved
state Tor two years by grcasinS with
butter, oil Or lavI, bat from the time
II Is thus put up TO tho end of two
years it will daily lose is ulbumcn bv
Transportation, aid while its carbonic
acid escapes to q ccrtais extent, the
egg meat viii be reduced two-tbirus
aud viii shake. For culinary p.rpo.
ses they VIII do Well Bat we want
whole egg, not half one, and we
want them fresh. Butter and lard
and suct have been used for half Il
century, Sill nothing has recommend.
cd Itself over tho lining system in
commercial point Of view. The ,hco-
ry has always been. and slill is, that
To keep en- egg fresh The air must be
excluded. 1t is tho only philosophi-
cal treatment Of it tina. can he made.
Externally kept from tho air, the lat
ter is powcrless to do harm, but tho
air inside no mortal can prevent, and
that alono IN time will eiecomposc tho
egg.-Scientjfc american.
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II Don't Care"

"Mamma, 1 failed three times in my
lesson this morning, and have got
down in my class. do not care |
don't mean to study any harder, if !
get TO the foot"
81 am sorry, Harry, TO hear you
speak so. Those thrco short words.
Il don't carc,' have been sho ruin of n
great many i'll this world"
"The lesson was real hard, mamma;
and the teacher didn't half explain it
aud that was the reason l failed: so
don't care"
"Thcro it is again, Harry. You
must not allow yourself TO uso those
foolish words - often. | once knew
Il little boy, who, almost as soon as he
could spcai1, would cry ont, 4 don't
care" if any thing went wrong. If
ho br'l1e any of his p!aythinys, or
couldn't fix them to suit him, he would
dash them 10 the floor in Il passion,
and shout, Il don't care!' in au angry
voice. When he was old cnou eh to
20 to scaoo, ho dilu't like 10 study;
and, when his kind friends would tell
him what an ignorant man he would
become if ho was so idle when q boy,
ho would toss his head, and answer,
'Oh, don't -are!' When hc grew
oder, his idle habits brought him into
bad company; and he learned to drink
liq"or with them, ard use profane
words. His mother begged him, with
tears in hor eyes, TO leave his bad
companions, and try to do better. Il
like them, and mean to 60 with them:
if they are bad, don't care,' was his
foolish reply. At length he was in
ducod to join q set OF thieves and
share in their psnnses. They had
planned to break open house one
night, and steal tho si!vcr; but one of
their number urged tbom to wnit un-
I'll darlicr night.
No. said this reckless youth Hct
us so Tonight. l don't care if VIC DO
got caught
"Thcy succeeded in committing the
robbery; hut wero soon found out, and
oil We're sonteGccd 10 serve q long torn
in the STA o's-prison. You soc, liar.
ry, to what a sad end 4 don't care
brought ono boy and hope his his
tory will prove u warning to you.-
Besides, my dear, persoas who use
these words often speak an untrulh.
They do caro- very much, although
they persist they do not. Now, liar
ry, arc you quito sure you wouIdn'q
care if you got 10 the foot Of your
class2"
ono, mamma: know should care.
1 only said 30 because I was angry. l
will try to loavo off saying these
words. never thought before they
might lead to SO much HARM"
~ hope you will, Hurry !; and you
can not begin 10 soon to break off snch
a pernicions habit. When any thing
goes wrong, it will be much better to
say, instead of i, don't care" Sim
sorry this has. happened: I'll try to
DO better next .time."-ZHe Vel
Spring. -
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tho trooping down to breakfast, and
all the table antics. Then wo will 90
up TO family prayers, and what n time
those children will mako of it. Chill
dren arc not natural worshippers.
But how patient will we be! Moth.
ing shall fret US. Already wo arc
more robust, and shall let oat the
buesFo OF oar gHrdle one or two holes.
In short, the grandchildren are COM
ing; and in bringing themselves back
TO- us, they b: ing back the childhood of
their parents too, and bring us back
to ourselves.
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TEA AS 4 MEDICAL Sr1MULANT.-

TEA AS 4 MEDICAL STIMULANT.-
The last number OF the Boston Medical
and Surgical Joarna! contains an in
tcresting communication upon the
action of thcin on tho human system
Thein is ali integral part of ten, and
gives to that herb its peculiar force as
q. stimulant. 1t is also found in coffee,
and in certain South American plants,
whose leaves are used to prepare a
table beverage. Tho author Of 1,e
article in question made several ex-
poriments of thein upon human cases.
It was found that in every instance
the pulse was lowered, a norvous
tremulousnoss followed, and special
mental activity was noticcabie. Ono
gentleman, under the influence of
this alkaIoid, spoke emphatically of
his "increasod brain power, enabling
him to read certain books, which he
had before accounted as abstruse, With
tho greatest case, and an extraordi-
nary: power Of dgrasping the subject
without any effort, as he read rapidly
on" The testimony Of conc Of the
most powerful writer's ambbgss our
New England women" Ii $40 addneed.
Her testimony was TO ths 'Sfeet shat
"soms hours saHef takfng' ia,Ge
quantity Of tea, she felt that :thsre'
Was nothing ieh but her. head, which
farnfshsd rapidly languages of ideas
Of tho best qnality, and in '9oodly
Quantity all night long" III its h6SedL
cal form thein is" employed az i 81 d; ;lSdH
'tive.A 'This,n byaoshe way, 9aPpssis
something like strong aflopattsp
endorsempnt Of IIHehnsgAn . otaeoiS.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

The man of lctters--tho typc-setter.
London spends S50O,OOO annually to
lay the dust. in its streets.
Wo are always looking into tho fu-
lure. but we SEQ only the past.
Marshal County, Iowa, Claims to
have a vein Of marble equal to the
finest. Italian ii s.:
Steam heaters are being put in opc-
ration in the cars of several Of our
American railways. r.., ,-'a',an
Generals Sherman and Sheridan in.
tend ITO conduct q winter. campaign
against the Indians: 7'd ~ i'''H
tits predicted that in ten years the
Ncoasho Valley, Kansas, viii contain a
million inhabitants. = "
The Louisiana planters are said to
intend putting. moro land in sugar
noxt year than during this. ,,,..
The "Gentilesp at Salt Lake CITY
on felectfon' day. voted SO for Grant,
andtEfsfor Seymour. :riJ : az. '..--.gz:.'
,TI1as '3G2a!Nt"' sIH} 10 dJn,n OIL! f.
lsbszty has no actual rights awh;>n
asse not grated aupoa: jastis<o Her
psincipal1 duty Isl to dsfs''sft*zsdnlaa'
f1sMsnwin wrangls fsf religion write
brit; fight fer,ft;; die for 'its any
thisg bete~sss forissa:.ast,o III "'9''
s5ffTisagrowniin California; the SIZE 'of
YIdsns flse, aud weighing III quarter
OF s.pon1d each, are displayed in the
innafkstof' ssnFFaaoiscd:l 'aom'i,i'no.
Bismarck resumes bis functions III
iDecemp9rsr nynT an .,,;,nr 49,. 80
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wax, aud the final changes are under.

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EASY TO TaY,-It is said that q
small piece of resin, dipped in tho
water which is placed in a vessel in
the stove, will add peculiar property
to the atmosphere Of tho room, wbioh
will give great relief 10 persons troonb:
led with. cough. .TGsheaf .ofths wa
tor is sufficient to throw of the aroma
OF rssin4 ~ i e." .sstsJ m,.,..r~, ~s@s ~.; s.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
VOLUME XVl---NO. 80

1t cures nouralgic headaches, whero
pills are objected to. Thein ointment.
tor the lair is found to have like CT
feet. Pastilcs mado with them, VIXEN
burnt in room, arc said to produce
an cqnallY soothing effect to irritable
nerves
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THE Best. That / cdl. ~
al cannot J" mn"ls" sail likIs s'ar.s CIV
40 mix tbe dnsk world SsishN : a.
,a1y ailvery bea,na caLno, stfh ,,y!e Far

.Mv s;,veru ia ,s, n, ,o, attn ,,y.. "a, q
rj.rou,h ,hs G,,,;;.,, ..o,.r ,f ~; ,l,,,
En, I'm onlv ,,ar. Of .:o /. great r!a,.
.J,l I'll c;.,e,;u.;v j.. IL. b.s, ,;,o, can 90
"What ~ ,h- usr." sail Il /, .arv clor,!
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Co. ,,.,, c,-r,. j., -, ,,,,, ,,r ,,,Li
w., uu ! ,,,., @; q; IL. .r.,, n,,,
So my treasures II, ,iy, - wei, u,lcou"
4 ;.l,;,l w,u, uY.,ii, c,.t,, Tn ,,,or.
H.tn ,i.nu.l,s, ;,h river thread.
t. -.
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About Blood.

Observe your inother when .ho is
packing Il trunk, and you will soc
u vhatovc" she is most afraid will be
"roitct', she is most careful to put in
::c Iniid;o, ,hnt it may be least expos
"'' I" accidents. And Ibis is wbut q
::;n! Providence has done with the
a:;c:;ts, which havo the utmost cau>e
~ dread accidents, whiIo tho vcins,
WHICH arc much better Gblo 70 boar
r"ngh usage, are allowed 10 wondor
''b1it freely just under the skin.
iiuI whcn th: hoEcs happen to take
Dp great deal Of room, and como
'"ar Tho skin themselves, as is tho
"Hs: 10 l''e wrist, tho artery is forced
whc;her hc likes il or not, TO venture
20 tho surilce, MD then we are ablo
10 Phi, oar flngc,s upon him. And
.hepo arc Gthels in tho pnme sort of
si.nn''on: the artery OF tho foot for
Instance. i..sr.
You 'ec''Gui:c sure blood is rcd do
you not? VOL, IT il no moro rcd
h"n thowEtcr CT n stream would bc
4 you were TO fiji it with little rcd
fishes. Suppose tho fishes to bo worry,
7ery snfhI!-yas email as O grin Of
aanaI-apd;c ;cldscly crowded together
through tho whole depth OF tho
strcsn tho. water would lcok quito
rod, would il not?, And tais is the
why in Which blood looks red; only
observc ono thing; grim Of sand
ia moun!"in in comparison with the
little red fshos IN tho blood. If |
wgge,iQ ,iQU yQH tbeY ,nfcasyrel about
~ Ytfq SheusgaddtHo b,sadredta!
of tfnfnm II dfamStsr; You woaft ffos
be much wiser, 80 prefor saying (5y
way Of giving you more perfect idoa
Of their minutoness) that thcro would
bc aEout,nsmillioniia assdbH a. deop of
blood as wonld hang on tho point Of n
needle. l say 90 on the authority Of q
scientific Fre'hcbm aH-IM.f Bouilet
Not that hO bas aotntcd them, as you
may suppose, any moro than ! have
done; but this IS as noar an approach
As can bo made by calculation to tho
sizS iof those fabulous blood fishes,
which arc thesthres thousand two
hundfedth part Of an ineh in diane
ter. - '.'s =,
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Bo careful of your word, even in
keeping the most trifling appointm ent.
But do not blame another for failure
of that kind till you have heard his
excuse 49,. If
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We'll .tknlov,,p, physician. used i4,d'9t to
say that roast. beef seren,tyfof mind,
cold water baths, and an ramfable
and pretty Wife, would make almost
any man healthy, wealthy and wise.
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Proverbs Of Many Lands.

''i ef'0 "'he-cHf
w ,"''" J." '''e ce'sh'
"" ior ce"o mems shoes
. r ups ''He lettuce.
' "'S'' nome Is best.
~ '''' . 'o'' Is soon shot.
~, ~ "'"e'S orawn: 1t must bc drunk
Inc "SS AnoNS i'll whose face lie
""' ~, -.
NV wv = ~ S't'ttr: but wcavcs a
>">s "e"
-'"t eFef* parE'h priest can wear
'r. ''"'he' Shoes.
"hrn Inc tale OF bricks fs doubled.
''v,. ~. Moses comes
Iho raven cniis the crow blacka-
"'o'''
E'a'S 10 Newcastle, entertainments
10 '-2Sl' pepper 20 lli'ldestan, indul-
S'ne'S 20 lt"ihe'
nv 'o' '!'' sugar or tho world Will
"wal'o" INC up, nor all worm-wood ii
VIA Slht INC out
no n'''oS Lie SACK ("r &c ls'ltcf :
Is - ""u IL t'i': eairf'
'"" gives t'ie etid aceord'ng to tue
e'''h' "'i 'c''p'fs the wind I" the
''''o'" ''"'''o.
Il ""f''' cs'iid breads the fire
:, 49, >Ss''''''' '"@ ''"rS coll water:
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e''r '''"t"s'
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m''H m"''S ~" "';''' ; ':"*S"ms.
'i' "a' E"t!i"" tho t%S ana give
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On a child being told that he must
be broken of a'bad habit, he replied,
'P"pa, hadn't l bottor bo mondcd Pr .
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+,lI,i 49, VGIag
IN San Frandsco greonbacks are
said to be as rsre as Bank Of England
notes sss afs hese;;=ssse'lldom IS gssh;ueniess ln
the! window +af, a hyokers shop. U.s..
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is ~, yE'rTrr~1N--r-

AsIsooloredd diplomatic agent. from
liboriah has beeiirstognizcd by Rus
siar FL ,,Js,g,E
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Encts Aho,,t thc sum.

The sun is distant from tho earth o., ,000,.
900 of miles, it's diameter is 100000 miles,
or moro than Que huHdrod times that of the
earth. If placed where tho earth il, its
circumference would not only include the
moon, which is 100000 miles from the
earth, but would reach out past il nearly
as far again. man standing Oh tho sun
would bo crushed fiat by his own weight
il he could stand tho heat long enough.
The Heat OF tho SUMS surface is equal to
that which would bo produced hy burning
six tons of coal per hour on each square
yard. 1t is very much greater than would
be required TO molt any metals known on
earth, The most brilliant light that can be
manufactured by chemists looks like q
black spot If contrasted with tho sun.
The outer surface of tho sun is composed
of scales about the shape of willow leat,
and perhaps 900 miles long. 1t is these
that give out the light aud heat great
distance below this outer coat there is a
layer of dark clouds, probably metallic,
Again there is q great space. and then an
other layer of still darker clouds, likely
of the same material another great inter
val, and then solid surface of the sun, Tho
sun travels about million OF miles q day,
and yet in tho last two thousand years il
has not travelled one. ne.sixtieth part OF tho
nearest star. In fact, there is hardly any
perceptible change in its position among
the stars, one of which-Sirius-i large
onongh to make two or three hundred like
t-CORdeRSed from HerScheFS LectWe.
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Common FOIIIes.

Many foolish things are done every day
by persons who think themselves wise
Perhaps no follies are more common than
these To think that the more a man eats
the fRtter and stronger ho will become. To
believe that the more hours children study
the faster they learn, To conclude that il
exercise is good the more violent it is the
moro good is done To imagine that every
hour taken from sleep is an hour gained
TO act on the presumption that the smallest
room in the house is largo enough to sleep
in. To argue that whatever remedy causes
ono to feel Immediately better is good for
the system, without regard to more interior
effects. To eat without an appetite, OF to
continue to eat after il has been satisfied,
merely to crafty the taste. To eat hearty
supper for the pleasure experienced during
the brief time of passing down the throat,
at tho expense Of a whole night of disturbed
sleep and weary waking in the morning
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TuE GIRL TOR ME.
ny sLocuA sLuos, ESQ.

ny sLooUN sLuGs, ESQ.
TAR hSt % me rf gny coquetts, q Dtt
WHO .sparklcs 'mjd The Eiddy darccF- 4
Would seek to chain you al n glance
Who having won your willing heart,
With houiedfwords sud smiles 40 sweet,
Would bnscly act the iraildr'sipaHs u
Aud dash 1t, bleeding, at her feet
Nor tell me Of the sghing drone,
With form compressed, and features pale,
Who screams 10 the pianos tone, EE
Or d0zos DER sume love sick tdlC. 80"
Nor yet, Of her with shallow mind,
Who sees no beauty bH in Dress
Who thinks that woman was designed,
Not 'lor' "a help-but 20 caress. Fit-
But give the happy girl 10 me,
Whose Hp forever wears a Smile %
Whose mind from all deceit Is free,
And thuughs that no'cr phrlook Df guiNA.
Whose conscience rs as pure as snow,
, Aud heart IA. true Ms tempered stnel-v. .-- r.
Who'd cling ~ ohU, Ihrough veal aud wo,
Lille tar stcks 10 q piggcr's heel
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An Observatory ON Mont DInnC

A French paper says NJ. Dolius Assuet
has determined to erect chalet on the sum. T..
NIT Of Mont Blanc and establish therein
meteorological observatory, which will
therefore be placed at an altitude Of 500
metres above the ordinary level of the earth
Two guides, paiG and supported by NJ. AS.
Huet, will spend the summer in this glacial
habitOtion for :he purpose of making meto-
geological observations. During period
of twelve months three guides were kept
at the expense Of this savant in chalet on
vhe Col de ST. Theo Iule, at an altitude Of 3
200 metres, or more than 1000 feet above
ST. Bernard.
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Guardians Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
L Hancock County, Ohio, made on the llth day
January, A. D. 1868, in the case Of John Il. Maley,
Guardian of Alex. II. Malcy, against His Ward,
the undersigned will, on the Stll day of February,
A. ID. 1868 ut IL O'Clock NJ, ON the premises, Of
fer at public SALE subject to the life estate Of said
John r. Macy, the following described real estate,
situate in Wood County, Ohio, to-wit {: The south
east quarter of section No. 20, township No. 3,
north range IL. Terms of Sale Cash in hand.
Appraised, subject to said life estate, at 5000.
',T JOHN II. MALEY,-r
Guardian Of Alex. III. Maley.
w a. VANCE Au'y for Petitioner 3Sl$4 Is
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate. j.

DY.virtae Of an order vfIhe Probate Court of
ID Wood County, Ohio, to me issued and deliv-
orcd, will sell at public auction, on the Tth day
Of March, A. D. 1868, at the door Of the Court
hours of | and 2 O'Clock p. A., the following de-
scribed lands and tcnemcnts, to-wit; Let n0nb, r
one hundred and thirty-fonr t13l), in the village
of ront6gany'in said county
TERMS of Sale 0nc-tbird cash, e-third IN
one year, balance in two years.
80 sI't'IGH q. w! LEWIS, Guardian
ASHER Ce0E, kttorney1for Plaintiff.
Perrysburg, January SO, 1868. 40es5 rs
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NpETTrION FOR DIVORCE.


Joseph Hall, Plig, -al, ., saaalo uoo ,rA
VS.. Wood Common Pleas,
hngclinc Hail. dcfcndt.
lAngnbne lllgi, WHOSE residence isl unknowp tol
Tie Blhintif, Joseph HALL Is notified that J6septi
Hall did, ON the 9th day Of January A. d. 1868,
file his petition in the Office of the Clerk Of the
Court q Oobnnp6 plcss within and for INC county
Of Wood, and STATE of Ohm, charging tlie said An
said Joseph Hail. plaintiff, for more than three
years, and asking that he may Dc divorced from
the said Ahtthe Hall, which petition win stahd'
for hearing at the ncxt term Of said Court 1, 4 %
Dated this. 2lih deygof Jaqn9rA 4; p, 1898.
Dy SLEvrN e. BRowN, his Anys. oI t'i 4OfA7
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTS

IOBDBhpfiot NoTIel. Mo6tnciius, BlsIIs,
IL or his assgnces, will take notice that 4. g.
Guernsey has deposited in the Treasury Of Wood
10 redeem the whole Of the twenty t2O feet Of west
side of Lot No. Eleven on in the town Of Free
port. HQldoat pslpquert. Taxf Salv, January u,
lsG5IcIG bIBWDJ6I1 -lJCllLQfGl
s. u. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
perrysburg, January 20, 1868. 40d%
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SuEiEiFF'S SAIL.
~
VS.. In Wood Common Plens.

Joseph Todd ct al.
by virtue of an order oC sale issued in the a bove
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common ploas
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered, will oder for saloat public pendue
at the door Of the Court house, in Perrysburg
Wood County, Ohio on
TUESDAY, February II, 1868,
Between the hours of 10 and o'cockA.M., Of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
Twenty rods in width off the north side of the
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section
5, in township 1, north of range 10 east, all in
Wood County, Ohio.
CHARLES W. EVERS, Sheriff.
A. Brown, Plaintiffs Attorney.
PerrysburG, January 0, 1868. S7cS6 IS