New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
STRAY NOTES.

suicide on Monday
A quack doctor was egged from Finday,
Ohio, few days ago.
Mrs Demas Barnes, S. T. X. Atinsixty Drake,
and Brentano at Saratoga. SO is q. A. r.
Gilman p. Briggs has left The Cananddigud
Times and is connected with The Bugato EIOreSS
Harrie Keyser, correspondent of The american
OBI Feow attendance upon the great celebration
| at Portland, Maine
The Patriot complains that the yeast used by
the Harsburgh bakers is so light that the bread does
not weigh what il should
The Wayne Citisen published at HoneSdale,
PENN is live paper It is DOW in its seventh week and
is waxing stronger and stronger as 1t grows in age
! A Western editor, in response to a subscriber
who grumbles that his morning paper was inOlerably
damp says that 1t is because there lis so much due
! A band of eleven Seminole Indians, who have
been giving exhibitions IN the south under inc direction
OF white managers have just reached Cairo IN state OF
made
The True Kentuckian announces the discovery,
am9ng the records OF the Bourbon Court Of note drawn
by Daniel Boone IN favor OF bloss Dougheday for sss
& good 4 lawful Money Of virginia for yaluonr Reed
sand Seven hundred & Eighty Seven"
Salem merchant, while on Change in Bos-
ton, last Saturday morning, mentioned remarkabe cir
young men sailed Salem together before the mast,
and there three Of us standing here now ono Of whom
have never seen since that voyage until to-day.
A party of 300 miners are reported TO have
passed through Sharon, Mercer Co.. Penn on their way
to the Knee Ridge Mines for the purpose OF inducing ths
by the visitors aud it was feared that before the next
morning the aid Of the military would be required to pre-
| serve peace.
A curious method of killing rats is recon-
mended ia German journal as very efficient piece
are smeared with bntteF and placed within reach OF the
rats next dish OF water The rats eat the sponge,
sponge and in short time kills the animals, which are
found lying dead all around
There is another Daniel Pratt. His name is
a. NJ" and known out West as the Philosopher who
lifts the wells, removes the pressure, and assumes an
- NJ is his way TO Dixie 10 anaiyze the late struggle
between the North and the South but prejudice meets
him every step The press Is cowardy and does not
Va on THURSDAY where he elaborated his gigantic the
ory of reconstruction from the Court House steps 10
wondering multitude.
| The Standing Committee of the Protestant
Church in the the @ Diocese Of Rhode s Island haze
inc and permitting the Rev. Frederic Denison TO ofciae
in the congregation Of Christ Church Weserey, on the
Denison is not minister Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church court convene in the Church OF the Mes
tember, for the trial OF the offender
There are several remedies for hydrophobia,
all Of which have been used with perfect success one
be taken internally-appled externally TO the wound
water dry it, and pour upon few drops Of hydrocorO
acid Youat the veterinary surgeon preseribes nitrate
Brodie preferred TO introduce II soldly The simplest
squeezing and bathing alternately for hour, tEen
bind handful OF salt upon the wound for II hours.
! The following story may serve to illustrate
the assertion tndt RUSSIANS aDsOIulcY
understanding approaching Joke: An Englishman
relating a Russian friend that he had
country road post with this inscription: This road
leads the town all persons who cannot read this
apply the blacksmith" To the great anguish OF tho
thanked him for his story with studied politeness.
which showed that he had not understood it in the least
But the next morning the Russian burst into the room
with commissions of laughter; exelaming " MY friend
AS If the blacksmith might not be away from home"
"Surw said an Irish philolOgist to an anx-
ions inquirer there Is no slang IN the eookiaI exPrss
has an honorable pedigree bedad. But corruption is
attn into the language and contraction payin the dly
aims that vance word OF five sylabes, and Is
shed hSndy and aga at shindy that some wheip TOO
cOwardy fight and too lazy TO pake classical Eugsh
has abbiay waited from shin digadatOn most beaut
fu and expressive term bedad, significant of the manly
sport that lint much glory and renown to the sons OF
world is suiferin' from it the day, bedad."
Topley, the English pedestrian now in training
at Harrisburg, PENN for his 5000 match with Weston
ws dressed in several Woclen shirts heavy woolen
coat and comforter, wooden drawers and trousers AZ
the end OF his walk he is stripped 1Ienched WIN e2d
TO his hotel where, after another cold bath, glass OF
porter. and another rubbing he takes dinner short
other u miles Then sweat between two feather beds,
light supper short rest for healths sake, and he re-
tires at O'clock. To-day he walks at the Hauisburgh
Park.
A writer in The Columbia N. Y Telegraph,
who sent TO the dairy districts Of Great Britain in
ing pronounces the American factory system OF cheese
and butter making 10 be greatly superior 10 that OF the
Old World and predicts that unless European dairymen
adopt IT, their products Will be superseded by those OF
American manufacture. lie denies the assertion Of Eu
rOpean writers that the system Is merely borrowed from
Switzerland and mainSins that It's merits are due only
TO the energy industry, and experience OF Americans.
Since adoption OF the factory system large export
trade cheese has between America and Great
Britain. The value Of American cheese sent abroad
s from $500 900 $OOOOoOO annually, and factories
improve in the quality Of their Manufacture a larger
further says that there Is no county IN England or
Scotland where the average ed OF cheese per COW is 80
large as in Hcrkimer County, New-IOrh"
DR.. Hall, speaking of the fral health and
early fading of American women especially IN eeS and
habits OF eating aud sleeping too artificial aud rregu
lar our young women are trained IN female boarding,
mental moral. and physical deprivation; where novel;
reading in secret and smaterng OF everything In pub
IL done 10 establish the CONSTITUTIONS 10 make firm tho
health-nO instructions given to how that health may
be preserved active teaching 10 household duties,
mo- tnyIeorating morning walks no wholesome elegant,
and graceful exercises horseback The days spent
in eating in easy ounging, IN ceremonial yisngs IN lux
unous dreamngs over sentimental nctons; their nights
poisoned II not putrid air No wonder that with educA
lions like these the girls Of our cities and large towns
fade away into the grave long before they reach lho
maturity Of wemauhOod.
The general impression is that death by sun.
stroke very painful but the contrary would seem 70 %
the fact Judging the following account OF the eHeet
OF such visiiation given by Gen. Sir Napier lie ex
perenced attack while IL Scude, where the thelO
eter accorng to the General himself was as much
TO him it would have been 10 boiling lobster and
wrote ; follows TO one OF his daughters; Inc sun
stroke was staggerer; vet my hope is To die by one for
never death come IN easier shape. Was Juss
deadly sleepy 10 deadly had been leit alone ps
the ogg ~ iSSs S U nc or hoIng suddenly walked up
before time. This 10 degree almost W ", ~ 1
painful; then came pleasant Ioe We're IL not Tor
Others would that my horn bad SOUNDED, Iea, r6.
nghil, may say ST that have been given by who