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DIED.

[ obituary notices, beyond the date name ana age,
must De paid Jor.l
In this city Sept. IS, Mrs. Sally Clark aged a.
In this city, Sept. 6, Willie S.. youngest child Of
Thomas IT,, and Sarah j. | ogan, aged months.
In this city, Sept. IT, Barbara j. Stevens, wife Of
John Stevens, aged Il years months.
In Ihorndike, Sept 80, Joseph Rich, aged 90. He
one of the first settlers of the town, and fine
specimen Of the sturdy old pioneer race His wife,
with whom he lived 81 years, survives him.
In this city Sept. - Eunice f., widow of the late
Col. ohm Brown, aged % years and months.
In Brewer, Sept. l., Hiram N. Goodwin aged i6
years months.
In SO. Ihomaston, Sept. %, Marian Arey, aged %
years
In Cushing, Sept. II, James Young, aged years.
Also, Oct. 3 Mark Jameson, aged 60 years.
In Warren Sept p, Samuel Merry aged . years
months.
In WulLoboro, oct. |, Fred Fish, aged %.
In Camden, Sep. IS, Mary j. Bachelor, aged 3G
years.
In Vineyard Haven, Mass, >sth ult, F, CrooAer
OF Camden, aged i3 years.
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Local Items, L c
News of the County and City.

lhfe Was some aul.bio smiling among a
iy wunN nj aiie- ou ihe afternoon train fro m
naU III Bangor a-' saturday. Y gentle
utaa vi,nora n..r liny hst w ..i.l he c,i-
htly re'-s1el tfid placed &c Oh the seat be-
-ic I''o- f'a ir'ia m'. anuHXry stad >iop.
"o the n'aU' Leaving Af- had, went fQ. y,rt to
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".''4 1"r'h street. hAns ms buggy balmSted
i.''''. i' las BOY, t. + White. and "a small
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MARRIED..

In this city, 10Th inst, by Rev. T. Stanley Bacon
James II. Mitchell to Miss Ada NJ. Pote.
In Freedom, Sept 49, Gardiner L. Eastman to
Abby +, Nye, both of Clinton.
In Concord, n. H., Oct, 3, John N. McClintock of
o. s. Coast Survey, TO Josephine Tilton of Concord.
In swanville, Aug, 81, Albert S. Harvey to Louis
Seckins both of 5. Also, Sept. Is, Leonard Harvey
to Sarah Harvey, both of S.
II Stockton, Sept ID Rufus 7. Herman to Mary
S. Goodhue
Ihomaston to Carrie NJ, Tower of Rockland. Also,
Sept. 30, Benz. |. Lermond to Mary f. Snow, both
of X. Also, VIM. /. Richards of Camden to Almeda
Butler Of Union.
In scdgwick, Sept. :, Grenville z. Capp to Clara
NJ. Thurston, both OF ).
In Bluehili Oct /, Hiram Bowden of Sedgwick to
Louisa +. Hincklev of B. Also, Iemuel A. Reed OF
Swans Island, to Clara Z. Salisbury of Blueill.
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Let one leave home without bottle of / ATH-
AM CATuARTIC EXTRACT. One should hay Q
a stomach OF iron to stand hotel life; but the most
delicate need not fear, with bottle of Latllin's
Cathartic Extract hand.
HUNDREDS OF MOTHERS
testify in favor Of LATHAM'S CATIAETIC EN-
TRACE llsp
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APPRENTICES WANTED
n A MACHINE SHOP.

Young men, of sixteen years Of age and upwards,
and of good naracter who dcsirous of learning
thoroughly the Machine business, and of becoming
opportunity for SO done at the WirS MAch line
WORKS, W htinsville Worcester County,, Mass.
Parents assured that the location is favorable
their attainment Of thorough mechanical skill Full
particulars given on application by letter to
G. L. TAFT, SUIT,
4wl3 Whitinsville, Mass
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ITO Il + r

T" LETT
TIE STORE ON HIGH STREET, OPPOSITE
Phoenix Row, recently occupied by Messrs. S. A.
Black & Co. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON.
Belfast, Oct. A. 1871. isttI3
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Rev. W. r. Alger of Boston, is hopclessly in
sane.
4 pure white squirrel was recently captu red
in Newbury, N. II.
A new locomotive called 1.-THE Thomaston, -
has been placed on the X. e. l.. Railroad.
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DIANo rol,rEs
/
TUNED And REPAIRED.
STEPHEN GROVER,
tfl4 Piano Forte Maker,
Teachers Institute.

IINHE THIRD ANNUAL INSTITUTE FOR
Il Waldo Co., will be held at Unity beginning
Monday, Nov. 6, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continuing
five days,
~ boar raj will be furnished at the lowest posi-
bic rates Teachers wishing boarding places secured
will please notify A. +. WATSON, Esq, at Unity
N. A. LUCE,
4wli Co. Sup'r Of Schools.
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| had the Catarrh SC bad for seven years that my
head became confused and painful. was obliged TO
get up several times in the night to keep from chok-
my. | employed some of the best physl clans i'll the
country without benefit. was perfectly cured with
the University Medicines in three weeks.
A. NJ. MORGAN, 2e4 Cumberland St, Portland.
Contractor on the Portland < Odgensburg Railroad
Feb. IS, 1870.
Since giving the above certificate have been per
tecty free from Catarrh, though have been contin-
ually exposed to wet and colds.
June 10, 1870. A. NJ. MORGAN.
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For five years haze suffered with catarrh, a bad
consumptiye cough and pain in my left side. had
employed several physicians and have paid them
$50 without the least benefit. l have used 81
worth of the University Medicines and am relieved
from the above troubles.
JOHN SHAW, West ComI ST., Portlud, Me.
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4 & 4 e. y I.

A & a e. %!
1T HAVING BEEN REPORTED TO ME
frequently that many OF my old friends and custom
ers OF Waldo County, considered me connected or
interested in store In Belfast
This Is to correct any such impression, as not,
nor have been SO interested for the last six years.
Furthermore, that l am now located in Rock land
with fall stock Of Dry Goods, Crockery Ware, Sc,
which will pay to visit Rockland and examine the
same. Ten Dollars will buy more of some kind OF
goods at my store than fifteen will at Belfast.
Furthermore, at some future day will meet you
all at Belfast and make your hearts glad with low
prices. CHARLES f. KTrTREDG gle.
Rockland, Oct. 10, 1871. 2w14sp
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For fifty years have been troubled with Scroiula.
Some fifteen years ago fearful ulcer broke out on
my leg. Three months ago it had extended from
the anklejoint nearly to the knee. could not move
without great pain: In this condition commenced
taking the University Medicine.
At first it drove out fearful humor all me.
In few days the humor began to subside, and the
ulcer is now healed and feel like new being.
ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN
Portland, Aug. 30. IS Chestnut st.
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About year ago, badly affected with
Kidney Disease and general debility, that could
scarcely attend to my business. took few bottles
Of University Medicine, and have been well up to
the present time. CHAS. Il. BUTTON,
Store No. 3l2 Congress St., Portland.
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have been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
Rheumatism have spent hundreds of dollars for
medical treatment without benefit. Ten days ago,
commenced taking the University Medicines, and
truly say, it has been more benefit than all
other treatment l ever received. My place of bust
is l37 Pearl street. I shall be pleased to answer
all enquiries. JOHN TURNER.
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was afflicted with Sciatica for three months most
of the time so badly that could not pull off put
on my boots and stockings and in order to pick up
anything from the floor, had to get down on my
position. BY Using the University Medicines was
cured. .. o. NEWHAL
Firm Gosse Newhall & Co., Printers.
Cor. Exchange & Middle SITS, opposite Marble Z. o.
Portland, Dec, 10, 1870,
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To the Agent Of University Medicines at Wuteryile.
DEAR Mrs. FLooD:-I think it my duty TO ad-
dress you with few lines stating my cure With your
wonderful catarrh specific. | have been afflicted
with catarrh since child and have spent great
deal OF money among first doctors, and have
tried every thing | heard of with out obtaining any
relief. am cured by using your Catarrh Specific
| am willing to answer all enquiries.
Mrs. L. A. BCTrERFIELD, Waterville. Me
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For three years was badly afflicted with Asthma
Catarrh, and fearful consumptive cough.
| perfectly cured with the University Med
cines in six weeks. For the past two months have
been continually exposed to wet and cold, without
the least return of symptoms of the above diseases
CAPT. "A. CLEAVES.
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l guarantee the above certificates to be genuine,
and will forfeit $1,000 to any that will find them
otherwise
Persons having doubts will please address the
parties.
3ml2 X, MOODY, Agent for Belfast.
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Certificates of Cures.

| have been afflicted with Scrofua and Salt Rheum
all my life. have been under treatment OF eleven
(miss called physicians and all the time grew worse
No tongue can tell what my suftrngs were, with
eatarrh, diseased lungs, fearful cough my limbs,
wrist and hand running sores, 70 appetite, badly
diseased incidental to my sex. Though young, felt
tlat life was a burden to me. Ii this dreadful con.
dition, through the advice of friend, called on
the proprietor of the New York University Medi-
cincs. lie told me my was doubtful, but would
do the best he could; commenced taking his medi.
cines April 18th, and am free from the above
troubles. Mrs. HENRY JONES,
July ISL. Westbrook Me.
Some three months ago persuaded by my
wife TO take the University Medicines. My health
and mind was so badly affected that my friends be-
came alarmed for my safety. In week after COM
mencing to take the Medicine, felt great reet
an now as well as any other man. My wife has been
Tor long time afflicted with disease that has battle
the skill of best physicians; of which pro-
nounced her case ncarable. Under treatment OF the
University Medicines her health has greatly i'm
proved Any one doubling, will please call at No &
Lincoln street, or at repair shop Grand Trunk
Depot. GEORGE kINGSBURI.
Portland Aug. 3, 1871,
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Cases Treated bv Letter.

Mrs. A. Q. ". FOsTER. wilton, Me.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21
TO COOK VEGETABLES.

tt is often observed that u meal from
vegetables is not satisfying. / have
found it frequently happen that the per-
SONS who thus objected did not know
even how tn boi II vegetable. The rule
is simplt. and should never be forgot
ten. Every kind of vegetable intended
tp ba served whele should, when put to
boil, be placed at once in boiling water,
and is applies especially to potatoes
and vegetables from which the outer
cove~ has heen removed. Now it often
happens that potatoes, ETC., are, to save
time, placed in cold water and left to
hoil gradually. 1t is just this which al
allows the nutritious matter to escape,
and renders the meal u':satisfying.-
When, on the contrary, the water boils
from The moment the vegetable is im-
mersed in il, the alb lmen il partially
coagulatpd near the surface, and serves
to retain the virtue of the vegetable. The
reverse is, of course. the rule for making
soup, or any dish from which the water
will not lie drained. By placing the
vegetables in cold water the albumen is
slowly dissolved, and actually mixes
with the water-a process most necsss2-
ry for the production ~ nutritious sour.
II is to he hoped that those who have =
special need for their money can pro-
luce will learn. in whatever haste they
may b,., not TO heil all The alhumen from
their DotntOps resPrVing for their meal
only starchy matter.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21

when trade gf"w s'a"k and notes
ell dine, the Merchants face urew long
ard blue; his die>nne were troubled
through tie night with sheritf's bnlifls,
all IL sight. At a.l his wife unto him
said, II se up NJ once. Y I cut of bed, and
yet your Eprr, inh rnd pen. and say
IT,, Sc v or,ls unto all men:
"My goods wish e. >ell TO you, and
to- Nomr wife nHd daughters too; my pri-
ces they shall lie s" low, that each shall
bay hetore They go"
lie did as his .ood wife advised, an l
IN the aper advertised. Crowds came
and 'uusht of all H.. had; his notes " ere
paid, his dreams were glad, and he VIII
leil von 10 this dmS, how well did print
er's ink repay.
Ne told us, with knowing wink, how
he was saved with p' inter's iuk.
'fhc nther in place as tight. go, ,tent'
ed was the press to siiuht Aud did nni
lei the pc PIE know of what he had ol
wh"re 81 En.
His drafts were due and were not pniC
levy on his goods MAS made; the store
VIA, closed until tho sale, and FIR sotn'
time lte WAS in Jail. A bankrupt no"
with out y cent, al leisure he can dee!
repent, that he was foolish aud unwise
and did not freely advertise"
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A EICEI STORY.

A Pnrkersburg paper says that sever
al NJ mi,ers of the LSgislatur- took the
car> NJ Grafton late ON thse' o. ling ofthe
leth ult. for Wheeling, and among the
nt,S'bor was Mr.. g.. OF somewhat largo
proportions physically, and Mr.. D., OF
proportional undrrsize.
I sse iw the stalwart Mr.. g.. and
e sn 30 n4Sce little Mr.. D.-teok a
b"rtl t1g' ,her, il sc ms, in u sleeping
car. Tue lite man lad elliud. and the
4, ell naiuie,l. wapgish Mr. q before.
Mr. ID soon WAS sleeping aud snoring
fur odslA. Nj. g.. more restless nder
his Legislative lurrtns, s"on rose, and
was sitli " ny the stove, whe an elder
~ lady came aboard and desired a
birth.
''All right. Madam. " said g.. I took u
herth v it'll my sou. and you can occupy
my place in That berth where my little
hoy is sl-, plug"
Taking Nj. @. AT his word, the lady
d,srobpi. and lay down with the boy.
After quite repuse of some time, the
| hoy, hf. ID. became restless from b me-
cause, ana began to kick sr und To The
annoyance of he otl Ia ~; 50. in a ma
Irinal manner, She patlrd nim on the
back. and >ai'ii
Lie stili, sontyi rE said might sleep
aong with you"
'.~.s'Ti ttnder AM lghtng!' cried tn.
Legislator; ."w h" are your lam II" boy
ann tEeifber oi' the West Virginia
LeYi-inlur' T.
II il said that the old lady swoGned
BAND could not hs brougnt 10 till ID.
promised that G.. shoald bo impeached
u. . "Sars the thing shall not rest here
What action the Legis! s!.ture will taE'
for the purpose "f projecting its owl
,hxnIty, remains 10 he sen,
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Tssfrp.
For the Hrraid.
THE PARTING.
.ifar3t
BY e. ROE.


We part, how long God only lnoss.
Perhaps t,iever on rims srnere,
For I.es whe rulesunr desiiniss
MAY iake, ~ es1ve us aHts hc.e.
And when apart should doubts arise,
Ofnc " lio Ash ed u Ahcr WV,
Go ask 'hy hep rt go ask thy God,
Got thy bedside mum 'ly b'w.
Thy heart VIII hes t the an werrlove,
As down upon ,tlle.suppIispt hhee.
No gold, or rank, or eve shanIsS
Can ever change th"t low for thee.
Remember, love, tho ST as may ,o'l.
And flasli their silverH chant d Riram,
Tween you and me ienember. then,
OF one VIXEN happy in some j.'yoas scene
Or when toe ciNel tongue of scorn
May try 10 rehd sume noble heart,
remelDler, scand"l-lLwly bcii-
Rut worsts he two that play the part.
And ii another Time shsulh hrrg,
10 whom that love might changed be,
ask m little favor. love, ;--s--->
L. is, oh, sometimes think oflne.
For as you aitle IN through life,
You'll md true irien S arevtry few.
III NIX thrice he fore the simple "yes"
| d stroys the old iove for the new
sHYRNA. Del, Jan. 18th, 1870.
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one hund, ed anu twenty 10 thr minute,

one hilnd, ell auu twenty to the minute,
the other sixty.
Cassadt roots are made into bread in
Brazil. and the starch is pur top0fcd.
whent and hurley grow ssu.e IN tile
day i;me lnn night.
Hops 4ntwine to Ihs leTi. ant convul-
vus the r ght. "t
Dc.itluns Ite6s are tfosr whose leave
" Ter 81 d fail oi &c II year, in contrast
" IT, eV' rs reeh.
Fxtrct d leiircn is - cure 70, toigis.
a,.d IN effective sedntivc.
Gnlena j. tht Hati,e euiphnrei of load.
I'D -tu'a'ns ,.ntin onv. silver nnil zn".
NJ mt rtAhns. in Nace,l' ris. is a u IL.
high. II has " e,iy-fmr Greek mnn-
a-tnries. with si.. thousand menks.
The m" y reta,'in2 heat longest are
IN their order, lrass, conpprr, iron, tin
mnd lead.
Quicksilver freezes at 80 degrees | e.
low 2ef" ether Vt AZ drpre.s.
a poktr laid over tire concentrates
thu heat of the passing sT Ike and in-
crpasps III, diaugit through The fire.
Ftost poes downward. heat upward.
Eggs are hatched ut l04 degrees oi
| hpat
Bel metal is three parts PIPER and
one tin.
Thr-iirst tragedy written. in Americs
WAS hy b. rjami,. Coleman, whine u stu
dpnt NJ Harvard. IL Was entitled Gus
lavns L $50, and was enacted at r"gl
lar q, inm.ltct ment of the college,
Coleman afterwards became note,
l,osltn divine.
Peu's chprt.r was dat March 4iIi
1851, and his first c, lony conrrised ii,'
hundred souls.
II @ Gree Ky "nd Remains had n" sand
na armies Ia time of peace. In time o
war. every cit zens wpe soldiers
The Romans lag en- cuuchss AT thri
M ais resting on their left arms aud eal
ing with The right. The sexes eat SCI
er ,trly.
Witlinm tho &C rqnsrer Was des"ende
If m llullo tie Danish pirate, in thu sty
enth durep.
Fahrenheit, v no invited the th"mon
eler in l7.0. was Dan ri" merchant.
The report of gun is heard before III
word fire"
Echoes cannot he henrd in II less dii
'anre thnn forty 81 ven tcet. 10 d stii
auish syllables, it requires, one hundit
and Sixteeon, teet for Zach syllable.
A hell in water pIoduces sound III
two knive struch together.
In the Arctic IeSirns, you can cr
verse - mile distant.
Magma charts. wAs n charter exteu
inR the right of r, tition to The people.
1t az st exirrnd from y naJnhn f
ic x .l,,S. aud in 1852. under Charles
rxtruted 10 the people In biz or ri9iit
ihi, poviIes tHE n eS and amerc
me,lt$ q all meyer d"stroY nv, n
..v.sa rtclnh'er'. estate. merchant
2,ntI.. y worKnian's tools, a scholar
hooks, &c.
Th" first European settlement W.
,na q in New ok. in 1863. IL Virgin
J. ife7, nd H. Mpssarl usetie in 1920.
Th" rri.r's 20 vrs!' is 4 corruption
h.. French aOVez.'' to listen.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21

BoNE MkAL FOR PoCL1RY.-1'he fol-
lowing is an extract from the report of
tile Poultry Committee of the Bristol
tMass.l County rair:
last winter | procured two barrels
# bone. intending 10 use ii for Irish no-
tatoes aud o,har garden cr5ps. My wife
apprnpr ated II tor some of her roses in
tn flower garden, ty simply strewing
il on the snrf ce of the ground around
the bushes. TIE fowls have free access
to the garden, and were discovered eat
ing the me"l very e:gerly. Thinking v
might he Of service 10 them, We gave
them some for several weeks. and as
sure YOU it was bu; short time before
The sgg4 began to come in such numbers
Ms we had never known he fore. fla nest
w.s broken up 10 prevent hen from
sitting, ii was hut few DAYS before she
as laying again. sud thus it has contin-
urd 10 the pre- -ent time. The manuring
ot hens 10 make them luy we think ia
original. but We have no lea of taking
out patent for it; aud hence leave tho
discovery open to fhe uss of all who may
choose to try H."
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21
NO. 81
A9ritnItRral.
TRANSATLANTIC,

M,
~ ""Ae'' ""'i ii'e'nou Oh removing
"@en'"i 'feeS IS pr iHrreu oy many
+" 81 o'"s's 'or SOME purposes. IL 10
p"u " e'ererVehs growing
"H'. u 'nef are "i hiuch Size IN order
nav ~ may Ne e"Siiy ana exptoltlously
peri"rmen preparation should he made
W mum" or heiore the ground frsezes
naru' ~ diael"E ire ch In tie snaps
VI '"e ''r',e ao"ut very Tree 1901 deep
W "S ,Nr ""wh Us lhe Irost peaetrates;
%"" men n'i,'E 'hsSe IRE hches win
"'"" ie'Nes' "H'ch are Always aDhhuaht
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21
miscellaneous.
Things Worth Knowing.

In l6b-. iht Cavern IF MHsS"'h"
s.,ts. sir glenrv Fnne. an "iisioc'At''
Puritan. y. au~t,re ns - sai"t. and -
an iti"us 80 NslnI," on, " aS hatEed i''
l-iuli trcasn@.
H. 1868 ,e = Prov roe IT south c"to'i'
~ ,v.e erected. wi' fire. con>c;cSre
r!tusr y il. rNa'ter.
Ia 1864 Nova ,Ms oy,. or Ese Jers' Y
was settled by Lord Berkiy aud iolo~-
ere.
In 1873. NV York md n ~ Jersev.
then H. | r"ing % the Fnali- Il, "orct"k-
enlv tie pitch: one y.nr after they
were restored y trenty
dr-l6s2. The ,etilement of Peunsyiva
nj, wns rnmmerre,i hy Willinn Penn
Tbc p, rsian> give nane 10 every
dny If tfe mrnth, II, same ~ we q" OF
III. W, elk.
Amii is SO called from Ap rt, The
spring.
Ten beats healthy pulse are equal
| to min. srroid of time.
The first writer who used algeIrsic
~ was u Nurember, hs.nrd SiE lius,
in 1914.
Tie least friction is found in polished
ir II AMI br IS.
A man five feet six inches high, on
level ground ar on The sca-sioie. can see
aho It three nhlrs distant.
Black rats are tanned in Germany and
have bells hung about their nscks. They
drive away other rats.
The Angora cat has one eye blue anc
the other yellow.
The Pippin poultry is disease thn
nrod,,res thin linn under the tongue
Perfectly white cats are deaf.
A horse sleeps While slandiig.
, The homes OF bids are hollow, ant
filled with air instead of marrow.
Fish and birds can see through TIT
n;ctitatinr NJ, M brnhe that they draw
over their eyes to screen them from tii'
sun.
"a louise lays sixtyieges or nits in si'
days, ard h"tches them in six day
mo:e.
The flea. grass-hoPper and locust
+ hmm ty % hundred times their length
! in the ratio of a quarter of mile to
4, man.
. In the migration Of bird, the msle
arrive several day in advance of the fe
males.
Hair has beensuccesSfully transplant
ed f,um one rari Of the body tn another
The aio,.,s composing tie "iuni
: form divine are supp"se.' to uuderg
AN entire change every forty days:
Thoru se If ct ildren Ro's just d"nh'
as quick as in person ofsixty-t.e ont
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-21
SKATING WITH THE GA ats.

Come, girls; gbt on Your jockey hats,
Dress your skating suits,
Be S. re to lace up Rnuglv
Your pretty little boots:
And we will all gn skatiR~,
FOR the ice is clenr anu bright,
The moon will soon be up. my dears,
Wen have lovely night
Then soon we're Oft, u little hand
Tue ed snugly meath each arm,
While the hoys are talkink love,
And keeping The darlinEs warn;
Oh +! don't you think it'sjolly,
Mixing up cne'r sci: with curls,
And going Off on mn. might nights
Skating with the ssirls
Tut when il comes 10 putting on
Lotd love us, ain'i itnice
To hol the darling's l'ttle feet,
For they have 10 hg precise,
Or the ska es won't ~ 80 annsly,
SO with muuy twists nn'Stwjrls
How lonQ1t takes in putting on
The skates of pretty glrlss
The faot's So small. ID very trim,
The hoof SO high and neat,
Perhaps CLAMPS of stacking white
My osus- your hehrt TO h-st.
It takes so Ia to put ou skates
OF urettv ones with ouris.
Atd yet We always wish We cnild
Go Skating with the sirls!