Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-22

Of existing in any other form than vapor
When bullet strikes the target, it be-
comes 30 hot that It cannot be held In the
hand. Its velocity is at the rate Of twelve
hundred feet second. But what must be
the heat produced when q body like the
earth, moving at the rate 81 ninety
million feeta second, Is suddenly artestedl
It would soon be converted into q sea o
fire, and all life would become extinct.
AT present fhereare thirty-two circuses
and menaReries in the United States. OF
this number ten are circus and menagerie
combined; three msnageries without the
circus, and nineteen cirouges without the
eangeries. These. establiahments give
direct employment TO seven thousand men
and horses, requiring nine hundred vehi-
cles for their transportation, and repre-
ceipts of each company average about
$3.50 q day, while. their expenditures
amount to $700- ifTf-Jr 80
DIR. WIEeAND, Professor az tJthe Uni
versity of Halle, announces, after investi-
cation, that trains running northward
have q tendency TO run Of on the east
rail, and those running south likewise 90
off on the west. This he attributes to the
combined shape and motion OF the earth,
and even calculates the smouhEof pressure
for a given latitude in Germany. For
thirty-ton locomotive the tendency to ny
the track, from this cause,iS exactly six
and twenty-four one hpndredth pounds.
AN exchange saws: sfWhen we pour
milk into cup OF tea or Coffee the albu-
men of the milk and the tannin ofthe tea
| instantly unite and form leather, or mi
pnute flakes of thefveryl same icompound
which is produced n the ssxsqEe Of she
as distinguished, from the original skin.
In the course of q year a teardtihker of
average habits VIII have tmbibad leather
enough TO make 2 pair, Of shoes, If 1t
could be put into the proper shape for
the purposeRl e'i vd ,iQpsu "a
TIE Emperor Paul of Ruasis siax S1ce 2 2, or y.
Numbered eNo. Il ETC." Forthwith every
shop bore on its 'front.' mo. ], etc" such
orally obeyedy for the Russians are a literal
peoples One day q mandate was issued
that no man should walk the streets at
night without a8lanternai A. doctor set
out on his rounds, attended by q servant,
carving lantern. The police allowed
the servant to pass but arrested the doc
2 a Txw days sfhes, 1 sorthnsasler was
fet Rsa- Rue MontInartfe, K tina Z ? sris, and was do
ing good business with the ooQkB. While
he was dealing the cards which were 70
reveal destiny, man CAME up and asked
for re 0rands 6eB;ss r The D 59rtupe-teller
promised him, for twelve sous, honors,
fortune, long life, good healt4, edfaithful,
loving, good uatuTed wife. !. he asked the
fortune teller Can't you tell your own
fortuneYp 90 oh ID never neAd my own
fortune.n The customer said:, "Then
III tell you. In less than ,hveD minutes
you are going, to pack up your cards and
come with me tonight you'll Hleep In
jail I am policeman, ~ SAT-
|ogAH tatresting PsRgE 1n gthe fzAmipa- nina
ton of air, taken rom various Iocalit.es
was htely read BY Dr. SigelBon3 It Dublin
before the Royal Irish Apademy.. In air
| from an iron factory he found cafbon, ash
and ron iTheirDngWpa ID she form Of
| little hollow balls, each about pne two
| thousandth of an inch lA diAmSlet, and the
iron 30 thin that light passed through It.
In s'shirt factory air were found MA
fnents Of lI1ef and cofi0ni hAntimony--
from the type-metal probably dis
covered In the air OF printing rooms
Stable air Fas, SHOWN teTeQntPtH floating
hair and scales and in the ar through
which tobacco knolf8 was pUang, nico-
tine, the poison 9g tohafcps HPs found In
little globules.