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, 1869-07-15
Tho Capital Qucstlon-Hrhlakcy vs..
Bccrs

THE CHICAGO TRIBCSE, with modearJ to which
Chicago Is usually a stranger, has recently been
advocating the removal CT The nAuonN capital 10
St LoutB, The Milwaukee Sentinei In referring
TO the subject, while admitting thai other ctttcl
IN the West may have adsantaEea, thinks MIL
wnu1ee has one which Will orerzhadov al
will prove Ioo powerful for any attraction which
Chicago. St Lolh OF Cincinnati may present
When the proposition for the removal assumes =
practical form, We shul NOT hcs&tate TO urge the
c1atms Of AilN aukct." II ihc matter Of removal Il
to DEPEND upon lne amount g! n1ids which can
he furnished, Nc khaI put ii the claims Of Peoria
whlsEry. Then let Milwaukee, and the other
EnaI 1oHns, retre and take back scat.
, 1869-07-15
Extraordinary Exodus OF IEoncy
HecA-A Nut for thc vofnxIca OF
Science

Inc &Gul4{14F
One OF the most remarkable ooctLTeneEs that
EAs ever come 70 our knowledge WIS related to Is
yesterday. Mr. James BIOL, q farmer, who IT,
E!des about ecye1 mea frnm the CIT, on the I1rer
read, has for soma time past been engaged eIteu-
glyely IN l0istng honey bees, and With almost un-
p1ccedtured soccEss- He has ta.elJ re}oiccd tn ns
many fnstJ-nve hives or the Industrious little
"cusses, " md TO use \ home1y phrase they have
been plying themselves Ike Turks, and making
=" "slathe1s ~ Of honey for The winter.
4 lew mornings ago, however, Mr. Bruil woke
between two dan leaytng no 1ace whatever Of
Inc point OF region of eonntIy to which 1nry had
20 unec1emonioua.y migrated. There WIS
not a bee ief1 to keep It's lonely witch oTrr the
fortJ.cFc htreA As might be expected, farmer
Rroi Wrs len IN considerable Of q dilemma and
Immediately consulted all the author1ttea at h!a
command IN lefasion to the peculiar tao:ts AMI
fcaks Of the bee tdbc.
After reading through many velunes, It oc-
cuIIed 10 lin that sorc Of bis netehbors right be
able to exr.aip tie wh5u and whe1elores Of this
'ooantJ.)umpiug move on the part OF Lis army OF
heEet-makeEs-" lie according Inade q "bcc nnc"
for the residence Of hts nearest neiEhbor 10 con.
suit hm on the Singular problem To h!s utter
y a!.o . a.. "besssI" had net Win. Inc
Eatce loss IL the kane sudden manner,
md Wss in TIC s1cae Fetplcuty as to the ea2sc.
They at occe F'esotred On examining the hires.
1cd 1t revealed to them the faet thaI each Stand
contained frpm eo to IS pounds OF hoaet. This
Development led tic r*o bee-ratsers 10 seek lot
, 1869-07-15
An kmpoStrF.
QrF1cF AMEKIcAx Nf8xIoSAnr Asaor1Arfny !
3 IQNDAEu BIIn-H EEIc Aoo .It,IE N

Mt
= loMnAED BLncE- CHICAGO, July II. :
II LA< E4lis- u TAs CAiosFo frtAs~e:
Information 10 rrccfvcd that p1eon eaQSue himself
Rev." NJ Wht.soHb ConkEef.tionA det1maa. IL
travelling In tEte StHte TtrTrerntuk EElBt3f
aiGnAty q The American Missionary An-ue4aion Tho
fetordt Of thif nc DO cot heAl the Of such PER.
Au3eIx ii the 6rst nc eyer hEd q hs c1is
tepce but has tiacr bsea that he ESeny
sevcnl htneI6cnt cl1rss hosc .yupeihT be enlisted
bv frtTtept1aE ktnSr! survivor Of the hofrys Of
Indcronvil not yrt recovered fFnua the wounds .nd
pTastous Of hts Imprisonment nd when he ~ ia1
doll.s. in nscErJ and fire Favoad pasa Thle hers
hc did not rerTe.cnt himsen :. nisAona5y q tAls
other cy idenccs Ct xoZntls scd trak neea
Eesreetfully. : s. n. CLARK.
AAAltt1 A. II A.
, 1869-07-15
A Card from General F. r. Bfnfrs
NE~ YORK CITY Jrlr 10 1ss1

I'd TIE EJ,tor ~ I1k Fork:
S1R: The New York 7rtbunk and the 73uss4 do
me Ereat injustice IN their rouee OF the reunion
Of tse ot1ceIs Of the AImJ of the Gcl5, 1t Long
Eranct, New jersey. They assert tha: I sus1.ted
by tie alEs:oa l made 10 the leaders
oi the Confederate ARMY. 1 did
rot intend to wound the feelings
Of those who hsd honofed ne with N invitation
II w1s compliment to car army 10 SPEAK well Ct
those over whom our as1ny had riamphei,
as :. foeuen Ecrthy q 01r steel Ny tutenlioa
md nranlng could only have been perrer1ed by
men VITO bad been t.usnl b. such hcsues as But-
!er to relish . dt-etent kid OF s'e1L
ind declined 10 do uaItl further refusal would
Laye appeared churlisn. I was appointed 70
respond to Gne q tho regulat toasts
10 atseEd or ETeak IT the bacqces grew out
Of the apprehension that these aEuJ reuctons
, 1869-07-15

a Region Needing Development
Railroads IuilutnE ind PFojcct-
cd-Connectiou With tho South-
rHSEt.

| a rsor{o,. nr.xInr n.re,oo~cnr
| r.IIr,na. stu,Ic@rv ,,na 6-cs..,
cd-Connection VIII, tho Sonth,
| west,
| Correspondence er Tie Chicago Tribune.
! S1HpES. Ill. Jnly Il.
md Ee.t averaging fortv or forty.nra n3ea nov.
| and south. bounded on Inc ncfth tv the Tn,edo
Wabash 4 Ncsterr 1,sIrna,7. csst ,v tba Jt,,nn,s
c.,,,roi. r,ntn ,,v ,ha 1,Itor,n + G. To,,s
Dn,,-,ns, i, ona woe+ hr ~ 1o,tso,,,no nt.Is,,r
tn.; s--H =, 1S,e na,,a ~ -
S..se, - - ~, rI;. 80
uA'e1eeu ~ w. uuo ta44lo'4I.As nAnos .o1sp . q
A'oa-nA'.n q i1.oees !1ou ~ Alson ~ auo
o. A'"4ss tu!oueu ena.n. a%1M. auuuia' ' suuen'
nuAus utI onpu'Aez -nnee oGon,
nisn"n a1a o.ue1 Pon=s, LIS u1e. 's t.eu ~
a-'1 49, s.., -. ~. - w. ~
nT. - sou, 49, vrret -. ~ 10 nn,1 ~ ~ hor1tn
n,r1 ~, In doro1onroert ava IL ,ato,aad IN +, .
- ~ -o,,o,sr.s. r,ar, ,,1,. -, +-,.,, a.,
eAo"An - ~ 1.. 49, " NA-
tEausPollauon. but nali tae scAemes VI WHICH
VIC ntaE !of ln1o"luR GUY oFaucaes' uuu VI tou-
Eeetlng lead1uG existing Eal1paaj Lnlou9n tuls
district arc carried out, all Of It will be brought
within reasonable distance Of railroads.
The Toledo i Western Company arc now vigor-
ouS1y pushing forward the Decatur 4 East ST.
Louis Road, which passes from Decatur through
Ta,iossine, crossing the Indianapolis I st. Louis
Road At OF near Ltchneld. thus sllciug on the
southeast corner Of the nboye-dcscubed tract
The Rockford, Rock Island St Louis Road, work
unon which ia now progressing, wili crnss into
this same tract at whitehall, on the J. D. Of the
e. A.. and the C.. A.. pcrhans at Miles, Station
or brighton, and will cut on nalroW strip from
the solthaest r"vna-
3Aese u a0lotutt lVau sou'eumcs hcAo OF 1efe,
known as the *'Farmers' Hall1oad, " which those
having 1t In charge trying to connect With the
Peoria, Pelin d Jacksonville Railroad, At Jack
sonsflle- Thence It Is proposed to carry II
through and aronnd among the farms, through
6eottr11lc and DaFz's storr: crossing tho c. d 4
al CAfAn'l.!e, thc l. 81 l. near Gillespie, pass
, 1869-07-15

furthe7 information, ard In their rounfs for CIR
cult Of = Eailes. they found that 6vefy hire had
been dese7ted aho0t the sane tins, ahd al Of
region 40 unable to sccount for tnis m1stetious
, dssYpeaEanea q their bees, ana many theories
naIe been sdy1nocd, but up 10 this time tho
Of them Is that the mlIdncss Of tho weather NJ 70
10 late be4son c2uSed thi1 singular ntia;atIml
, 1869-07-15

The Princess Of Wales Is again a.out 10 follow
IN The footsteps Of her Elrs,rsoas predecessor,
Queen Victoria.
Boston has public a.atocz OF Franklin, Webster,
Everett. Mann, Beethoven, hamilton, md wash
tDgtor.
A Gzatnmonta. engagement CONTRACTED by a
daughter Of Madame Idttou while In this country,
EaG bccn brokeu OF
Prince 1gua.les, who committed suictde II ratts
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were being nsed as RsdIca, stn1ktn9- -horses There
suit Jostined the suspicion had entertained, ~
An expression which c2nnos be tortured tn kU.
Thing but compliment to ouT gallant soldiers va
eagerly seized nJ portion Of t1ose present and
made the OCCASION II GroA1 and Indecent insult
70 an invited guest
You viii DO me . great fnvor by Publishing this
note, Very respectfully. FRANZ r. Hk44tH.
, 1869-07-15
3. 4OuTWELl's FINANCIAL POLICY.

3. BOuTWELlts FINANCIAL POLICY.
Financial mon are rather ut a loss to t1u-
rstand the policy Of tho Secretary Of tho
casury. Tint he is honest no believe
body doubts bnt tha. he Is q skilful
ancier sccns TO be worry properly IN opon
cstion- Business me1 who arc about to
into tho market ns lcavy purchasers are
/ in the habit Of announcing that fact
4 it is not eusy b understand why tho
ncple is not Of rs good application to
, business Of government, when gov
,ment Is About TO purchase heavily Of any
icle, as to any private transaction. But
does the Secretary manage? Wecertain-
have no reason " suppose him in league
h operators in Wall street; but his policy
LIST rs much In their favor as if be were.
out three weeks ago, On tho 21st
June, when the Treasury was
i :tdo~ing With the recent receipts m
income ta1, and the country was suffer-
+ from the want OF currency, and the
rcity Of money YVES such that the price
bonds WIS unusually depressed, tbs
gctary gave notice that he would buy
:, ~ ~. ..e.a.s.Is ~ ~ , u
.o,a.ss,s,. - ~ W. 49, -. os @ss
:. s,aa, ~ 49, ~. - $50. ~ 40 e,a y. - ~
j., - s'.1a.,",a7 ~ - ~ ~ ses1 ~ 1ae .n oeo',
bonds. At this time ths public
not aware how .ap,dly tho cur.
cr Wis Lccunulatine in the Treasury.
re was no Liut that hy that mem, the
lie Del. vould he made TO show a re-
lion Of sixteen millions On the LIST Of
: But The Secretary. it would Seem.
h, N h,ye 1.o4n Ills: md If tbero
! . n,-t;es wto had nnr inform .tion of
,fast currency vas accamnlating in the
, 1869-07-15

The nan Join Roach, who. On Tues lay,
on Staten Island, n. z, entered the chau-
be1 Of young girl who refused TO love
him, and murdered her, md then killed
himself, in the last act Of tic tragedy set
IN example to other muracrcrs which they
might follow with grent benefit to the pub
lc The man More, who, in Bond County,
, 1869-07-15

What subaltern Of the Treasury Depa IT.
ment Is responsible for The leaks OF news
from the Secretary to Wall street There
is always 1endy mode Of finding out where
the leak is. It cannot continue long with
out coming to be considered an oficih and
authorized leak. And aa the "1cakist,"
whoever he be, must be making several
hundred thousand dollars every time the
bnng is loose, it will be well to drive in
the bung little tighter, or too confding
public will come 10 believe the whole leak
is buncombc,
, 1869-07-15
Wa!1. ora Naa<. csTL
EcnAtG 81
uouAr II OEltSatct-....... 81 n II

1OtA.. III Al Is
The Richmond D1tpateh, hitherto strongly Dem-
ocratic Eays Is absurd to style Walkers election
q Democratic victory. The Di.pateh kdds: ave
do not believe there will ever be q Democratic
party IN Virginia: or, Il the1n should be, II viii pe
30 altered IN errg respect thattt 1t resemble tho
old one in name alone. The revolution In tie
theory Of our government has taken aNay the
nntn pillar Of the old Democracy"
At the temperance gathering In ls1aud Grove
Abtncfont Mas4, Oh The 9Th int, William Lloyd
Garrison said that he had not previously enlist
ed tn tho temperance movement, IN 1s27, It IL very
likely that he might not have been IN AbolttonIst
lie considered the temperance cnuse the John tho
Bapttst movement OF tho Antislarery "a well II
al other moral reforms Of latter tiIuea. Seatty
all the movers IA AbolItlon!sm wcrc total ahstl-
neuce men. he aid, and he had been 10 eyey sinco
1877.
Some of the colored men N Louisville have
Published call for hentacky State Educational
Convention. They saJ:
Tho ways Of knowledge hare been rsosed to n: no
enr has darvd to educate Lost they &houla incur the
penalties ut unjust lava Mind = the EzoK1h oi
eay ot 5caI: but ef senfn1tee We may b isuo,ant,
Ep and make way thrn1th fhs world, but an
even chance; VIC on1T AK thA& children may he
edbeEted md prepared for tho tt1ngTle OF tic. VIC
want thera to BE- iutclAErnt, 1Aw-Absdak. Chfiala1
men and xnrnen We arc willing 10 be tx1rd; onlJ
eak that tho ta1e% wc PAY tx appropriated for th1
, 1869-07-15
TIE CHEROKEE NRUTRAL,
LANDS,
Decision OF the Secretary OF the In.
terror.

4ATARIAkHT OF THE lffKHfQR,1
WAsulH1IUN, July G. 1s6p.
sIR: hare carrfottJ Examined your report Of
nc 41st Of Ap1l last relative 70 tho co1amnuica-
sent certain sctptrz on the Cherokee Neutral
Lands In Kansas, and, In heir behalf, lS4iu7 thst
the talc Of these lands to James +. Joy under 1
contract With ths department. dated Juna 4
16Ga, be set aside, and they, tho settlers, 30 a.
lowed to purchase the tracts 10 sct&led upon I
now retu1u Ar, LauGhn 3 letter, with the frd3est
tbAt you will inform lion. Sidney Clarke, bJ Thon
1t Was referred, that the department can recornila
no uGht1 ID the class Of settlers fepreseuteu bT
MI. laugll1n, TO the lands claimed By them, auf
therefore. lecltre4 10 take the Ac1lon sppled for
In the h1ne report } ou bring 10 ny notice tho
fact, thai, get the teters upon the lands which
have been report ed BY the appssiscrs as euttie,I
to reccTo patents therefor, have not been notijed
70 mafe paJnent Of The appraised value or tne
f17cf9 awarded them+ giving II reason for not
complying with the Instructions Of the department
q nc s4h Of December last tn this respect, the
want OF adequate clerical force In your otnoe to
EaaIs Eaks ths Proper eomra sson Of no tract
e reEoys thia d.mca!tJ aud clCse tae
whole 6ostne8s With II A.ue delAy a possible,
yoa arc Authorized to employ IT, necessary clerl.
cal aEs1Etance II The r71es rna! In such Cases
submitting the accouni8 for such sesTtces to thls
department. for approval and payment
In tie caseA OF contested claims for land gettled
the treaty concluded with the Cherpkees, July H.
1ss& you vii Be governed alone bJ the award Of
the COMMISSIONER
rant j. Il Cox, SccretaH,
TIE Commissioner Of Indian AE2tr1.
, 1869-07-15

The Lordou Daily .seus says: "Fo1 long :t1os
ket the detrsnd for It for the chief purpose 10
which tt had been previously applied, VIZ, as
Inc coupieuon Of the g7eat ralwnys, atd the de-
, 1869-07-15

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SUBSCRIPTION TFRAg:
rtYAnE

DAILY Ndiuou. rcr rear, hy xAu. N10 .oa
1H-We~liy Edlirr. per rrst. hJ NAn....... 500
8unda. Edition. Yes year. by uAu............. 4.6e
Weekly Edition. ttr ytAr. hy Nl1L-..., 4,Ne
Fkrts II Eesr Il sasae rate
To vent delay And 1nbtskes h errb and I'm rt4
DtFcr sddrzss Ia fun, izeludtnx State sd county
f-:1hstscf' arr allowed ten PC cent gsstskaon %
Jrnfiy e,tre1igtior.
RF'1'isahets E.AI f< made either by dfan, c1rres
fo1 oltler order. or In rcEtscrrd lrtteft our IAt
1knks TO GIT gCrscRtKKls:
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Daily. drs cted. BkndAJ INu1ubxn3Q ernas ~ xeek
Addfrss TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Chicago. IN
, 1869-07-15

The Richmond Enquirer says 1t is ruu1orel that
As soon a. the of1c!al returns arc MI in. General
CanbJ Will remove Governor Wells, md appoint
Governor Walker Provisional Governor until tho
Etaic Is admitted.
1t appears 10 be generally Understood that Goy-
c1nor Walker wilt be elected one OF the Cnlsed
States Senators from Virginia, and that Lcuten-
nut Governor Lewls Viii be tho Chief Executive
Of the Stnte.
The Virginia Legislature, according to the ro-
turns received and The best estimates that cn1 be
made Of The few remaining counties to be heard
from, viii Etand as follows:
rt
, 1869-07-15
TIE FOOL FISHERY,

The Firzt Progressive Church OF
Phs1ndelphia-Brok 70 tn MsAtri-
mony-mnfchcs Made by Photos
YTnph-Nolv York SwhndIeFz Ecltp-
scd-Astonishing Impudencc of the
Kogucn in tho City OF Brorhcriy
Love,
, 1869-07-15

T. :
On s1ndAy respect for the Sahhath kept The
great portion Of the people At home, and there was
much less excitement II Greeny1ue. Ills cou1es-
s,on Has not known generally, and bot -taw Per
sons vtsited the prison. H1s wife has been Kindly
taken i1'o the family OF Rev. Nj. Powers, and she
Spent much time with Eiu. TIE CiezTyncn also
visited hin, and conrersed and psayed WITH hin.
Our correspondent .W. .. h, - Whites
u2der ye$ter1AyS dlte tE1& Els ap-
pear1ncc tpdtcsica thar h.s mind has
been prey 10 The teHthle torrnents Of feInrse
evcr since the commission Of the deed He ssyz
tsat be has iolI he truth IA regard 70 the whole
a-alr, a. he seems very peaisesi and hopes for
dafes to hope lor thai, and has requested tne
prayers OF iii Clrtst!aaS and 1hat ministers and
others Fill cone and pcay WITH HIN anc salk upon
relLsiocs fcpiccta Previous 10 The confession the
excitement was f5:ecsc. The EEso12t OF tic
murdered LADY, has expressed the deste that no
t7oleEce vii be dccc. and that The Law VIII ae
tEoKcd to take .ts cGErze.
, 1869-07-15

The number OF rods given above ~ the dis:ancea
to which the different parties were blown Is from
actual measurement, d
, 1869-07-15

~ou Aeudsr AFTERNOON. JulE s. ls3, iwtnt to iook
lhs home Of Jcese AeAdaus and went olto tie poreh
Elscfr hIs wi:e az. khe WI alone, and walking I
eseoJec her Into ihe horse by aesiaS ye guetlca.
About bsscan md come to1tA thea wtnt 4p to
Eer sod put afs asuuud her. Ind ttted to Etolate
her perm. She rtststed threw her dewn, xnd shc
struggled - released her bctEcd her TO tel Il
An eEeGtd hcT money, b 1Ac tEfttted Ebt Epuh, and
lttS htY and Ne1t home, Aha2t oaeiousth Of Iufle
eaat 81 there and when set thezt seot ny wttc AWAY
kad went aad got ny elathe. and lied tarm M and
Earsed the ide. q sczviut ~ Ne and ehud Aeesoed
rcrr tll1n enad bear. and went by tkere again TO
Try ard refsusde her to keep my stszet and when !
rent In tic yard ehe End Etx.tedt7
followed AfttT her and heExtd be1 not to tel but fhe
r1nted. md fSund something E1ust be done. and
stuet hrf and began 70 FAB hes. Ed hnay ended BY
enstnk her th.Uat, I then weai bong .ad wsnt !o:
ahcfa of wheat Atzft md ret 4heu taSe<y. An3 p.e
d4d to h her md fa to her 2fElstAee-
10 A&Asst Enytet that Ahe TAa dead than
"a 2 hiae NJ SILT snd E.a hesae and tod nJ
alalzn to The men tn The Eeit."
4 krFf1K1KETAL 4fFL1L
On the buck Of the confession IN the Sheriff.
fan:s Is endorsed the following supplemental art
peal:
- To u< Rrnk Of de Ea7ts # f71iae;.:
Knox ali re.son4 that John +. More, ane-tcdson
ih1 61y and so:ftst ttat did do The keE
r1bc decd 1t which have been ateusea that ktetT
riA1 coofctfiho Of tie fact Asd rs7y ts1t violence
will Be attersaed. but khat nay be dealt With
eordrE 70 tie Law. Aso dcEs.e taai al tuIaiesrrs Of
the s.p ~ eens e IL nd Pt,1 T. .sT G I'D - GsE.
thefe Il fofEi]ectH for Eth aw{11 c7:7c 3:u-
ee1tly md eArpcEtty de84Tr IT, A3d Ah40 pr1y for Il
, 1869-07-15
tTAox QUE OWN oozuxsrospHsr.1

- - W uAA ~ u so0uesnccs And ~ t1e
Uue1 oeneaees ~ WHICH corporations delight
nc naa kpehala Deoa o. mnsc, and the tables
were u1esseo WIZ exqnial1e foNcss End fro!t.
3he p'.Aa Asu' IN hMen We osnqaetfeds u
S,os'ous peco q A1eoAeesotn7 NJ 1er the gods
"s - tno 1l "es" soosa lum proaea-
-.n..sreA.. =, fueus .s.,4 IL -" N INC ~
a..n ~ rat.s ,as ...A., ~ .!eA seaae1eo
uc - .1a k4oN Itue ~ 1p4eANoh oas
W. sops 'os VI oJ tae enolr: hat no
lced thA MI. dlAds1one opened n!a nps and Joined
In tne mntic. At one paIt Of the proceedings
lady sang 10 Us that
"The minstrel boy to the war II gone,
In the fanfs OF death Jpu md him.
and We took little interval to recover on
tenseA t1tse, male singer declared to rs, tn the
loaaess toees, 1fase-l melt burn which
WAs 20 lafpu7tus tnAs tae CaAieaa AarSeaa1
mas fesofleo 70 "atn toeeuaR esInesaeesa
otaet 1onss Nse. 1ne a1n no" taFes as
"AtEJ uest ttneso was sei. n'ue u haAs eie-
~ aoeut Ii tne Ell puAa naa tas nSn.'s A1ees
oeausy On Inc nouoIaln' anu one #nlea was sla-
gul4Ily appropriate. here and there, "On! I'm
not myself At all" can speak In terms Of the
hlShe9x ptaise OF the meats, tho venlsop, the game
The pine, apples; and the vine WAS worthy Of .
cabinet OF ktatesrnen.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-07
Raising the nenh.

Arrangements were made BY the
friends of the condemned to have an
effort made to resuscitate the BODY.
Accordingly, committee appointed
for the purpose were in waiting at the
prison at the time of the execution, and
the body, wrapped in blankets, was
brought to the University. The drop
was four feet; the cord around the neck
was small one. He hung by the neck
thirty minutes, and there were signs of
life only four minutes after the drop,
Ten minutes after being cut down he
was placed upon the table in the amphi-
theatre, the time elssping from the exc
cution being "A minutes. Six ounces
of whisky were injected into the bowels,
and one gallon of pure oxygen gas was
forced into the lungs, and q powerful
galVanic battery applied to the medulla
Oblongata and the pit of the stomach.
At the same time the tongue was with
drawn from the mouth, and the body
turned from side to side, the method of
Marshall Hall, for artificial respiration.
In four or five minutes marked change
occurred in the countenance; the chest
gradually expanded, the eyes opened,
one arm drawn up, and by means of a
contractions and diIations
of the heart were distinctly heard. So
evident were the signs of life that his
'riends exulted over the fact that he
'eally lived. Another gallon of oxygen
vas introduced into his lungs, and the
battery was so changed that the current
,2ssed the entire lenght of the spine, |
md the artificial respiration continued. |
for few moments the signs of life in
reased, but in a short time disap- |
'eared. Nitrous oxide gas was in
ected into the lungs by an artificial
pening into the trachea, made BY |
'rofesser Duffee, but all to no purpose |
nd at the expiration Of one hour and
twenty-five minutes the experiments
eased, and the body was handed over
, his friends.-Phjladelphia Press.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-07
Good Digestion Is Promoted bv
OhaerfuInaaa

Nothing is better understood than that
there is a Connection between cheerfuIness
and good digestion and the trite express
sion, ''to laugh and get fat undoubtedly
had its origin in observation, if not in pbilo-
sophy. What an astonishing amount and
variety Of food can be disposed Of and per-
feetly digested, at one sitting Of two or three
hours, by company of-cheerful and happy,
not TO say jolly and merry, old friends, aud
that without alcohol, or any other unnatural
stimulus, to help digestion. I venture to
say more than three times as much as the
same individuals could eat and digest in the
same time if each took his meals BY himself
And this one fact is worth more than all
else can write to show the dependence of
the digestive powers on the state Of the
mind, and to prove that he must be lean
and haggard who, keeping his mind con-
stsntiy on his business, bolts his meals in
silence and solitude, even in ths presence of
his family. l commend il to the careful
consideration Of uncomfortable mortals who
never properly digest their food, and whose
bones are too poorly clothed with flesh. and
too poorly protected even to allow them
quiet rest, and who, therefore, envy Car
sleek-headed men, and such as sleep o.
nights. "A. j. BeLIOUs. n o.