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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
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The following rsnarkaSls iitsis pssn' M ap-
|p>e,sd in Ne, esn Hrassine Tinss, contributed
~, M. =. A. Ds9pi.s,I, n. reader viA .ss's.
that saeh. line y ! qpeiet!ea Don ss.s sas q
.hs STANDARD sa,h9s ef 1ssland aad AnssisA'
This 10 the rssslt X : yses's htesilsss search
among ths veisnincps vritinss, Of y lsadiss
posts q The p,.s sad: psses9l ,Ths .1snhM d
sseh linz ssfsa % IL sItAsr bsiawi a,;, o0I'
'!f7' .i7F F,T'l LIN. '',"i'n .,,,5 "a "a :
i. VI, II ,hi. toll iSSis lsi,..eAi of N he,r,
3. LiSs sher. nnnss, man : io~sr. d III !
g. ~ .srss ~ Se.tsS sis vial brstk ~ dis-
Z. ne ssxdis ahd ~ tomb, iiasi - SisA.
o. Ts be, u bsttss fAr thln not V ber-Hi
& TIE: sll nss's lfs shoald sss@ tsass6yJ
u ,paa Night sarss. sDsaks vhsa, nisAty ssisEl
ere dumb, ..nau',r 4.
.. The bottom js byt ahs,low, whence they cone
", Yodr mi II but thl eoSHnos ~ of mi
~ tshlhsssd JOYS hsfS u no hAa Ssfaii:
II. Natsrs to each ailoss IL proper sphsrs,
~. t4SstsSs, 1aAssy ys'AS]tw psssliarsaa~l
a. ,GyseANiteeA ADaiNs9eo nosp st1aslssey
tl. Apd tAfow cruel susshils On Z. .SeSl.is9'
Is. Live veil, hev lsss o. shsst, Pss.is u
Heaven; ;, tsivsn.
10. Thsy who ibrgivs nost shsil b most for.
II. Sin may be elsspsd 20 close " cannot ~
-. :. =. LsSsss- y t%. ,'HS |
ls. Vile Intercourse, where virtas has 40 place.
10. Thsa ioep sash bissson do~i, kSwsver dear,
20. Thou pendulum betwixt smile and tear.
q. Her ssnsusl snasss ist fAithlsss pleasure lay,
~. With craft and skill TO ruin and bstrsy.
-. sosi bot 700 hish 70 fsiI buk atbop 70 rlss
~. W. masters grow Of sll ehst ~ dsspiss.
IS. Oh, then I rsnosnSs that i~ploS, sslf-ss'
teemi
2o., Riches have wings, and grandeur b , dream.
~. Think not ambition wise because tit brave
2s. The rsths Of glory issd bat 70 The grave.
70. What IL smbitionf IT'S a glorious cheat
~. Destructive only 70 tie brave and great.
81 What's oil The gssdy glitter Of . epwls
80. The way to bliss 10 not on beds Of down.
3s. How long We live, not years, but actions tell
81 That man lives twice who lives the Arst life
ce'''' veil. fl. :iEG tjsst ltisnd,
u. Make, then, while yet - may. your God
%: Whom Christians wershil, ~ ~ So%pis.
bend. (ss;f-
~. Tho trust that's glvsa ssatd-shd 10 your
50. For livs ~ how ws ess, dave aass.r
49,. - = 81 e.. -
l, Young. 2, Dr.. johnson. ;, Pope. I, Prior.
s, Sswell. q, Sponsor. 7, Daniel. 9. Sir Walter
Raleigh. ., Longfsllow. 10, southwsll. II, Con.
grsve. ~, Churchill. u, Recasstsr. II, Arm
strong. Is, Milton. 10, Daiy. ". Tssnsh.
ls, somsrvills. ~, Thompson. 20, Byron.
II, smollett. -. Crsbbe. -, Massinger. -,
cowhy. rs, Bss,tis. 70, cowpsr. u. st VA.
tor Doveusnt. 20, Gray. -, Willis. %, Addi.
son. 81, Dryden. ~. Francis Quarlss. 70, Wat.
kins. ~, uerrick. IS; William Mason. 80, Hil,
81, Dana. SS, Shakespeare.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

asst, rstispi 70 ~ Hsrnitags, neat
Nashville, a. The eloss ofhA second term
whore he resided for eight ysars, eilt biz
death IN june. 1640.a,lir baiaU I'd, I,
III Martin vas Bursu, The eight President
-stitsd q The end Of Ais, 1sst tern, -
LiudsnVald, near ths banks of .ths He'd
con, River, Whsps b caltiva>ed bic fields
aaA sutsstaiusd Ais ffissda lie died os
the Path ofi JAY. ls82.oo1t. ra,.d F. ! !
John Tyler, ninth Pfssidsat, and he
lrst Wha hsd attained, that elkos without
~ elesiion. thereto byi tAs people, resided
afser,ths elose Of AiaI tstsp. on thS bankt
Of tho james rivsrc ,Aade died In aJnly,
1893, while . member, ef he Cosfederatt
:Gj js1ss +. Pojt, Me s.sssh.r Freahlii !
|NsepA ~ ,fpvstssnth, tA,d JAnsss Buoh.
anan, the fifteenth PresidsnA ssok with
drsN ffem eetiSs IN Nsstieipstiep IN .peblit
i0n!lll 10 .llH5n'GtI w
.;S ;Si;::; Ss;:.s, ;*s Y! aat;s .HfI
drew johnson, tAs ssvepllspth, ii u only
hscessaYy 10 nay that thV former was I
|csndidats for, the Presidency ID 1856, ind
thit the lattsr hiss jpSt been defeated u {
candidate. for D. 8: Senator from fsppes'
see. Both Seem etili to take ., deep IL.
ssrsst u polisilsl affairs, and q. johnson
|ws expect frequently to hear during ths
approaching session Of Congress, o L i
said he has Engaged rooms ID WsshinR-
tot. q Zanesviile r(Ohio) Signal. '',.'I
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
The Ex. Presidents sf' Unlssd states

Tho Ex. Presidents Of Unlssd states.
Of tho seventeen men who have exer.
cised the Office Of President ofthe United
States, only two-Millard Fillmore sod
Andrew johnson ARE now living. These
William Henry Hasrises, Zachary
Taylor aud Abraham Liucolp-died while
ia Office. oc.'e.-. ! ~ Y -. = =
George Washington, tho 6rst President,
at the clQse of his second tsrw, retired so
Mount Vernon, devotiug himself till the
close Of bis lifs--two years aud nine
mouths sfterward-to rural occupations
and to correspondence and conversation
with his frisnds. This retirement vas
only interrupted, 10 1798, when, on the
prospect Of . war with France, Pres.
ident John Adams appointed him Lieu.
tenant. General Of the armies 0f the United
Stases., - o.. .,E oG p.5-N
John Adams, the sscosd President, re.
tired, as the end Of bis 6sst term. TO
Quincy, Mass, where he died 90 the Ath
Of Jsly, 1926. At eighty. .aix years Of
sge, be Was . member Of the Oooy entiSn
to revise the Constitution Of Masaachu.
setts. On bis death bed; aroused by The
pealing Of bells, be inquired what il
meant, aud was tuld that II was the au.
niversary Of the Deslsrstion Of Tndspend.
snee. He exclaimed: 'Thsuk God
Jefferson sGlI lives r. and expired.
Thomas Jefferson, the third Prsiedeut
retired q the end Of his second ssrm to
his fsvorite seat st Montlcsilo, and Dc.
voted his time tolitssatsrs snd philosoph-
ical pursuits and the quiet observation Of
passing events. He founded the Univer.
sity Of Virginia, and was for . time ito
RECTOR, H died iohl III. 9TH Of Jaly,
1926, within few hours Of the deceased
Of bis old Political antagonist, John
Adsus; TIi LIS 90lD.l u
james Madison. the fourth President,
vacsting tho ofias % The sed Of his sxc
ond term, withdrew 10 Montpelier, Va,
engaged actively 10 the cultivation Of tho
soil, became President Of ths Agricultu.
raj Society Of his native county, On OF.
csrofskS Auslicsn CslouisatiCu 0Seisty,
Rector Of the Univsrpity Of, Virginia, and
member il. ths Coavsntion ID 1890 for
the revision of tho Consultation of that
State. ''''@'''""
:, janet Monroe, the ifthI PsSsdept, y.
tired st Tho conclusion Of hh secbnd torn
to the charming scenes oS OK Hill, Va.
At the solicitation Of bis nsighderl, he
accepted the o@Se Of Juatise Of t6s Psacs,
he, W, ., nsukss with Madispa Al, III
Constitutional Conventlou Of 1e3s; otet
which hs prssidtd! / .HsS died In New
York, in strsitsned pscunia,y sirssm.
stances, % the 4th Of JsIy 1881 btisG
the third President Of Rsvoldtiouary %
@ssessso.'' @ vho bed died ~ sha,t Z hAaaaofs'
John Quincy Adams, the sixth uPrssi.
dent, st the end of bic Arst term, retired
to thS old family seat At Quincy, Mass
He Was elected I Representative to Con
grsss, and retained that position for oveI
sixteen years from December. 1882, X
February, l848. He died 10 Washington
City. Wills . member Of the House o.
Representatives, ' !. $50"
! Andrew Jackson, the seventh Psssi
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

haA rspteiiAsh Of thsA wonderful plant,
'Shs' 'A0wsr cf 'shs Holy 0host," sksS bssSi
sseessSfSily saisedid llbswbiSH, o.. ThS
flower 10 . erssny 3hstS' 'eIp,'' ussylJ u
large % half On egg, Idd. extremely bS,u.
tif6l;, 7And il woudsr ~ q 'sa@xiil d6ral
ero.ts 70 tIa fsss sh.l in: ahis fSsdi 81
little pure khits dove Silh pldk till',si
syse, ssd III hesd asRtSd = n ioetiss
ovsf ~ beek. = Ittwiqgs, feet, bill, ttS,,,
ass'es perfect - tAesG 81 ~ RSiKg dove;
whess eoautsrpast this wonderful 0ufnii
vegetable bird 10. ... 'b"@
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
EVERY FAMILY

In tia eousty shosld have the HsRALD. II psb.
fishes all the Local and County Nsvs, Legal
Advsstissnsnts. Dsliassont Land List, Notices
Of strsys, ~ many other matters Of interest 10
the citisens .f lincoln County.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

BRovsHT 10 TRRxa-A good stoez 10
told Of . couple Of farmers who. lived, .
few miles apart, ono Of them having
called upon The other just At dinner timS.
ons day, who, by tho way, was .rsthsr'a
penssious old fellow, sad who bHsmed 10
be, enjoying the. .frugA repast very pleas.
antly. The visitor drew up to the stove,
looking very Vishfully towards the tabll.
expecting the ord farmer to invite hint 10
dino. but be kept on eating, when pres
emily be broke, out with AZ y.irli,n,,c
"Wbat's the news up your way, neigh.
bOr," sad tho old fellow, still eating, mo
news, ehr -.
mo, l believe no.," replied the visitor /;
presently thinking " soine nsws. he 70.
piled, SWELL, yes, friend, I did hest bfsu
item, Of news thst's worth msp,iopipe.'",.
Hs, Rhst il thst2' -, o,o,s,...,I
"Neighbor John has COW that has
iye calves" '"a' shsI9't"' . 10 I-rrdiIo
n"Is that vol Good gracious b. Whist
10 thunder does the ffth oaDfad ,hl&n
the others are sucking r. asked Tho old
farmer not turning bis head from hi, aip.
ner. ''.' +'-'.' ..'' :" ''''' . p" '''
"Wby 10 stsnds aad looks On justbs'I
DO, like dumb fool I" said the visitor.
Mary, put on osether. .plasi,"; ejacu.
'ateu the iarmer.. ,.l = , .,o....,.,'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

4 hsy. II, ns.t w. y.efse.iy. s{, 4, v...,
here That yoa ever saw" mo you
hais't" Iespeddsd the 'fStmsr;t "tsia,
hah 10 s9totlvs ~ vsnan's DtesVs. snd
hsvAl sssu lots Of them. They beat oil
the cye'watcr you've got in your pack. v
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
Chasing uaJ.,

:, Tho most, absurd sight ipi ths Wosld,
asxt 10 man With . bapdbox trying 10
engineer On unbrells down ! crowded
street on windy dsy, 10 .ks Sp.ctSJles
man prcssats 'shssisk hn' hst IN s&nilAr
weather. The fsu 10 eahsnssd ifiisfAsp.
pens to b raining . little. You ~ .
portly individual, bearing dova street,
sefenely uHconscious Of such tribes %
head winds asa erossssas fsoa vss1s&iog
CUTTERS. al Suddssly bic shiny blaSk;ilpp
gear tilts bnsk,' he clasps Sae hasd 10
bic hesd, then reachss tp fssstieaily with
both. bscaehss 10, comes befors the visd
sud WARS away 10 chase. just bsiSss
him he tsntalisiDg thisg sksps alesg b
iss beat on spjoyise ito newly ssquirsd
liberty. He paused 10 IL whirli esder
tho immiusns wbssls Of y passing ohoi.
b1s. lsschss sfssfrit with . usW easEey,
masking desperate grabs which bsiug '1p
osly ksndfuls Of mud, aud seems 90 The
point Of success, WhsS up IL eoss, slssss
8 lamp p0it, aud CONES dovsip psddle
At last, then. He movss OMIT es1tioasly
and tries to Asuk Ii. 1ltgsShdsr not
70 zee IL, and makes q dig sidewSys ss'is.
NNt much Up the strsss sesia' like
mad, and nows losing oil pstieass be goes
for Il vigorously, and BY getting bic foot
on IL and mashing It out Of all ShspA he
finally picks up the wrecked sud dirty
thing, slsps it victovioSslyi Oh his head,
and sails away with an ait, Of triumph
Mark Twain. nu. ,".i"
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

'uWs Ind ID one cf'ihs Bruassli journals
soho interesting dstaias regarding the
ooaditioa Of tbs ggufbRtAsase widow of
tho lsts dEmpesoe Maxnilian.. She atill
resides d tho chsteau Of Tervueren, and
b SiSSSiy watched ID TIE long 1aiks that
ahs 10 10 the bsbit of taking In the park,
- shs hss .ssvsrsl. iuss ssdssvored 70
deceive. the, vigilance Of hss keepers.
This constant supervision aannoys her
greatly, and she 3onetimes breaks out
into violent '6ts Of passion She passes q
considerable! portion Of her time, 10 ths
telssrsph e@es st TArvuerss. .a,A y eon.
tippal!y sending telegTsus to>.ths various
Europcsn sovefeiEns 70 complain Of The
restraint ID which she IA fspt. These
dispstshss arc ssns o6ois htr yp,ss>ncs
to ihe CDust At Brva1sls, asd shs vish hAsl
| quit the o@es asiil she ressivsa ltha an,
sWer. 'i.grlro u, bir ..,o.. sat'o 10 plDn,
,Oas Of the mSst purlona fdstbrba Of Ah1
mental eeudities . Of the thnlsrtnuats
Princess y lst,pseuliasisy Of rsfuaing n
dttdown isA sAhA 6ablG, Val taks her. naais
The ,eihoes ea;dsly who, esnsrally dios,
With hss, iAeblesdto eat ~ ~ edsnar o
FtAe ohisesy piSoe, And 'shs! ,hasssaf ,wil
oilH ~ fsoa q dish &hss some oua .ha,
tsstadh ialhss .prsssnet. Her lxsd dsl
y that lsoplsan slvsys trying to !psisa'
hsr., Z She passes sgitaiAd nights, Esd !
b only toward morning thAsishs obiAins
isw hears psaeefal sl1ep. But for th
eastgy tpf hss, osgan'sstion she woal,
RsRnr ~ Ahls As,yssist thd fatigue eouss
Iquent upon the lsvsriah, exsiAsuass ~
dor shish Az s,is alwsys laborius,a, II
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16


The following story from ~ Abssd.
Zsitung, ths GSrusa evening pspsr Of
Chicago, deserves translation. Il says,.
tWas Q snsll but marry seupssy, shst
net at our friend ,Ksnksl'A uudes, ths
Sherman Hopss, Bottle followed bo,as
10 rapid succession. Aai ths "sons% Of The
imbibsp tas he ,mDss. sxhsltsd. Bat
AMlly came ,si fsectiaa.I 9 dHewsisess
oysstpQk tAs uHerity, all but faar ~,
parted. rTAisquaststts hsd i''ata sepohlI
that. the asld ,Mea, litstall5 vtrew1n wiah
thsir -bqaies, spa aid vss reqpirsd,t .gs,
them hons, Accordingly, ), ,li6 6spIspsietos
eallea.s .eafriesa &sRlths staa9. ,espesits
tke,HaYi eea ip Nash7 cernaV.a He thA4
taFneA "A. .Ae driver and iassssetsa hln
asa sa lsIlsH Il: II. .s.,s, n.y. X ,,s ,.",' ~
No: ~, West, Randolph sssse& il ph ess
IL Do right celSAs yau avst talks 70 tAs
marble! ftqat o., Union strsst, paaryths
Baptist ohprph. Ypp take him ,up stain
snd tall hs ,sifS mt "a fght mit him.
Dat lsstls fAlleR IN Do back ssst. take n
Aip wspkss ,avSnAs, BY Sohultss SsxA
IN Odd FAllov's Hall, aud Do Vdaer ops
iHAs hy AipknH Park. The ,dsivss.
With % ..aA xishk",l ",l'slaniaed tn deos Of
tAslsafRass, AsuPtsd ,his ssst cid xss
SMr, Kssksl nd his !"Jos''. VI, tliass
70 sighs 10, ,ths place, end 10 AhpSttvssty
piuaAa s@sS vssdy TO-, plqss itAs ssloops
vhan ths idantiaal casRiaaa hRsini hnlka d
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

Ou0 10y ~ Av8u0T JuUs sessSpeVVuS O~v
Onos Week, . 6siioon~ ~soss In the cir q
he lbcs n Cissd HNls, "a The western
edge Of then osssiAl plain sf ;Esglaad.
IL vss isAetsd With lhs lightspt gssssa
which ehsn,sal skill:eould produce, eed II
rose With Surprising velocity. A mile ur
and Il entered / ttfstam aof sloudI more
than ., thousand feet thisk. Epsggisl
from this, The sun shons brightly on ths
Sir Ship, the 'sky overhead 3aS bf1tbs
elsariss asa idsspsss blss, and Ssisw' 10y
|As ninmsesusable 's1pAnss of, ielouds
WHOSE sptfase leaked - solid "A that Of NJ
earth, now Wholly lost 70 view. ,l
Lofty mouptains, and then deep, datl
layipss appeared below. The psaks and
(iid4S VI 'th1Se CLOUD &outtaiov next ,hs
sun iMttstsAaihv sJsw, ~ esstlsg sAiA'
|hwa ~ .hss|e ~ ifoshey Rs,n rsolidg sesk
! pp fese, ia ,h9lqph Nith asamendous -!
FSl2sSs Sis'iSv iSSsi,s7C drVpSSd, aoxs
~. tUkp SAnWarthffsN AAa takh q ssous
The airiissi TO thin 10 ssAbls 10 10 6y
IL vas % II chip @sdsned TO the dscl
wsssi 70 pans from abe hsAyy .wasss1 ol
| ~ ~ into ~ inlsnd ppsalins lake, ID,
bark would sink ~ .Sese IL ths Thinner
silence profound " The hikbts Of the
(sky'wsrs % stiil - tas dsspSst dSpths ol
ihs ooean, where, -, M found during
the search for the Loaf, Atlantic. cable
The 6ne mud lies a6 unstirred, from yesI
10 year, d The dust thieh impefcSpttbly
fkathets on ths furniture Of : deserted
keuss. 6 No sound nor Ms--osly ths
bright ssaahiss falling thropyh, 4 sky
which Il could not warm. ..;.,.,;tn
Up-6ve milea above the sarth-highel
than the inaccessible summit Of Chipbo
riso or Dawngiri. Despite tie sunshine
everything ftsesss.' fhs air grows toe
this 10 support iifeI:sven fbf . few piU-
sass. Two NEE only sts H. that sdvss'
tarops halloon--ths one stssriug the ali
ship, the other watching, ths scisnti6s
Instrument, and recording them With +,
tApidity bred of long practice. Saddenly
% tie latter looks q his instruments, BIZ
sight grows din /; he tskss alsns 70 hell
his sight, and only makes from The
falling bwometsr that they are risine
rapidly. A flask of btsndy lies withiui
fo6s Of him hs tries ID reach Il, tries 4
call - bic eonrads, Who hsa gone up 4
the ring above . whisper in that desE
silence vould suaiea-uo sound Gomez
from his, lips--hs b, yoieslsss. Thu
steersman comes down in the car; hs
hnds bis o6mYad4 IA 4 eWoon. and feell
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

0ss ssssvstls iisss)s )sr less, one issstisn.:oi IS,
Bach sddit,sssi inssvtsa ..... . ..... u
Ad,int.,stas:'' N:iisse..-.rrrvwmrrf. : I"
Yisai sstsisnes, Rosieos.. Z .,
s.tay N..l..s t.,hsS stray ..@.,s ~. o.
SAsh a4Ailssal sstAy In sSns fstids...... ..liTs'
AN,A L,bsssI lDsdsetssu NM ~ ,sads, u
y0asS1 sdvestbsrs., sr1lo 1i.li LAT ,dur
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

II people could only stop Tying +" It
seoms : very little thing 70 isM o"bis Of
o 6b;" but were people truthful -sH
truthful in speech and action -tbe pil.
lsnnium would be here. We should
then known our friends a. we cpp never
know them now. Women would not kist
otSer women. With iips, tA!ossh vAjsA
words Of. slsnder have, but just dropped;
Men would not vow. to Glove, fersysr.""
when they only mean, ~ will smuss ny.
self for . while."' People would n6t
utter sentiments they do mot fssl, nor
repeat sectsrian Or party cant because IL
sounds we'll and 10 spplaudsd. Dishon.
esty would be at an end. All the Wheels
Of the world would DO creased. EvSty.
thing would go smoothly. NottAst Il
sill ever bs done. Each one will wait
for the other to stop. lying 6rst--bspaass
6 truthful person seems so defsnceless IN
. world Of lies. And Satan will have Il
bis owaiway, % be has ever sihce that
apple was pfscksd iu tho garden Of Eden.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

Great talent renders ! man ameps ;
TEEN but good breeding alone insure,
love and Affection.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

From SSmersstihist why, 10 seritul.
ture like . rat? Because ittI vsrmia.',4r
,"Come out here, ssd Ill lick tho whels
Of you, said an urchin 70 some sticks Of
candy 10 Z coufsc,iouer's window y" ''""
The following viii pussls more than
one e. "Write the figures twelve thou.
ssnd twelve husasod and twslte.''H lIDo'
!, As who refusss TO do justtse 10 The
dsfsnoelsss, will often bs found making
unreasonable concessions 70 the powerful.
Lopking 70 othsrs fos our standard Of
happiness 10 the sure way TO bs miserable.
'Idr business is with our own hearts and
odr own nosivsG.rA j '9!dT "a ~ odi
Ia wicked editor says that At church
some people clasp their hands 20 closely
ip prayer that they srs usahls 70 get shsn
qpeo Thsp the -eopptribatisna box eops'
M man co, can. tell v,b..h.r, b. i. rich .,
|poSt BY turning 70 bis isdesr. '"lt'is NE
hsixt thas hskss . asn, SIsh. He 10 rieh
or poor acoeraieg.to what he 10, not a,
cording !tsSs Y yhfs ylit b. hPas, .,q, of qnr ,U
| Il goee . great way towards .ipskipa q
man faithful toilet him understand you
thiHk him % std hs that aoes but sos.
peet that I will deceive hin, eivss 10 .
kiad efrishs n opssn bin. n cnoi,,,51 IL
scAWhste dosyoa hail RON ~ qssss1's
Yankee ofls, tsAvs)sn ,,"Whsss d ,yoN
min from r. ssturpsa the ssrvelsr,, "hoa't
rain at all, said The estenishsd Johna-;
taau. "Ne,thsr do r'haii I" ''"'oS '"'
Take two letters from f,n'n. money l.I I I.ad there
Will bs but ono left-Ex.." '' "o''F'
I'VE oacs heard 4sls fellow Who tsolg
meaey from to laAtssss asa .lhass wssan
any ,lsf'.-YiekshasS Times ,aa o,,d, a,
The late Lord .Ly,sIssos, tfhs visi6sa,
inl company With the hsad'ps,tss, D.
Wool, ths room at Rugby p Which ses,
porsaf punishments were inflicted, tha
Doctor, Who vas . very snai san, ssksi
|"Whss motto Wsuld 10 appropriate y
"Great eey and little wool.' vespsaAsd
Ibis lordship.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

see. B0tn seem etlIl 70 takG D deep In
ssrest IA politilsl affairs, and of johnson
'ws expect frequently to hear dating TIE
approaching session Of Cosefess. % itis
said hs has Engaged rooms Ia Wsshing-
.oh. e ;z.ns.,lils lohiol slsn.l. ',,,T '5,'T
ad1b''" Tho Sun III, . Fever. "a'',rI
The astronomer q TIE Spsct.to. i saill
finding wonders ID tic sun.. Hs hos nov
been examining some photographs By Dr..
Zoliher, Of the "oolored prominenoss" 10
the, solar atmosphere, and 10 Justly amazed
At the immensity and violence Of the
forces whose action 10 indicated bY them.
'"Hete," he says, "is sast come. .shapSd
fame, with mushroom, shaped head ,9f
enormous proportions, the whole object
Standing 10000 or II 900 miles from Tie
suns surface. In the eohe figure ws sss
the uprosh Of latsly 'imptiionsd gasss, 10
the outspteAaing head the sudden diminu.
tion Of pressure q these gases reach tue
razor, Upper atmosphere. But turn
rom the object to . series Of six pictures
placed beside Il, and we, see the solsr
,i6rc:s 10 action First, there 10 . ysss
aane;, some $1,000 miles high, bowed
towards ths right, % though some
Asrcs wind were blowing upon u. II s3-
,cuds ID this direction some four OF aya
thousand miles. The next picture repre-.
sents the same object ten minutes later.
The figure Of the prominence has wholly
changed. II 10 nov globs.shaped msaS;
standing on narroV stalk Of light s6oye
. row Of 6ams- -hillocks. Il 10 bowed to.
vlrd TIE leit, % thst ip those short %j1.
..utes the whole mast Of the Aame has swept
thousands Of miles awsy from IL former
position. Only two minutes later and aEsip
: complete chsnRe Of appearance. The
stock and aame hiilocks have vanished, and
the globe. shaped mass has become slon.
gated. Three minutes later, the shape Of
the prominence has altered 90 eompletsly
that one can hardly recognise il Tor ths
sathe. The stalk Il, ,sesin visible, bat The
upper mass is bowed down on the right,
90 that the whole figure, represents ri.
gantic A, without tie crossbar, and With
the down stroke abnormally thick. This
great A is some twenty thousand miles ip
height and the whole .mlss Of our earth
might be bowed between its legs without
touching them Four minutes pass, and
again tho figure haS changed. The asme
hillocks feappear, the down stroke Of the
A b;gioi 70 raise itself from The surface.
Lastly, aftsr yet another interval Of four
minutes, tho 1gure Of the prominspoe has
lost all resemb mblapce TO Oh A., aud may
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-05-20
POISONOUS ANIMAL FOOD.

The food that is most liable to produce symptoms
of poisoning, even though it may seem to be good,
is shellIish. They occasionally cause great distress,
sembling nettle rash. Such symptoms supervene in
from ten to twenty hours after eating the articles in
question, and are accompanied frequently by great
exhaustion and debility. Death has occurred in as
short time rs three hours. If the vomiting is free
the sufferer usually recovers. In some instances
where shell-lish have been taken from docks or
ships bottoms it has been suspected that they have
been contaminated with copper or arsenic derived
from the sheathing or paint on the vessels. In some
instances copper has been found but it is neverthc
cases. the evil effects have been due to the presence
of an animal poison.
If healthy flesh that is undergoing putrefaction is
used as food, it is liable to produce very serious
SYMPTOMS resembling those of typhus fever, in
which there is considerable brain trouble. This,
however, is not common, the usual result being the
election of the offensive material. The system can
even become accustomed to the introduction of such
vile articles decayed fish, which it is said the 81
amese and Burmese use as a cOndiment.
Gamgee estimates that about one-tifth of the meat
sold in the markets is obtained from animals that
have died, from those that have been killed while
suffering from some complaint. When the creature
has been killed suddenly by accident, the flesh is
good but if death has been the result of over-driy-
ing, ii contains poison that produces an eruption
on the skin of those who handle it, and though many
persons may eat such flesh with impunity, some
are not so fortunate; from which we may conclude
that the act of digestion does not always destroy an
imal poisons. DR.. John G. Draper, in April
Galaxy.