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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

The sales this week promise to be as at
tractive as those Of last week, and the
break so far we understand is larger. The
first sale takes place tomorrow (Wednes-
day) by Wheless, Nevins & Co., and on
Thursday by ]. NJ. Carsey, Son & Co. On
the subject of tobacco, we make the follow
ing extract from business letter received
to-day from Smith county, to wit:
"The winter seems broke now, and farm
ers have gone TO work with unusual energy.
There has been considerable excitement in
the tobacco trade, the crop being about all
sold. 1t was large one. The county
produced last year fully three million
pounds, and has been sold at an average of
&c per pound, which makes the handsome
aggregate of S232. 500.n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

s. Powers Il Son have removed their
clothing house to No. 40 South Market St.,
one door below ]. &. L. Whorley's, where
hey viii be glad to see their old patrons
and the general public. And in order to
clear out the stock preparatory to going in
to their new premises on the Square, vii
sell their present stock at less than cost.
mad IF
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4 Largo Vegetable.

VIM. Lee and Lewis jenkins, residing in
the neighborhood of Independence Hill,
rutherford county, have sent us beat that
weighs fourteen pounds and is not grown
either. Rutherford county is hard to beat
in vegetables, beautiful ladies and clever
gentlemen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
in the world is Hazard & CasWel's, made
on the sea shore, from fresh selected iyers,
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t
is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to al others.
For sale by all druggists.
mr3O PAW sst6ERed IL
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Spring ShOats,

Yesterday drove of fine hogs raised In
the lower edge Of Davidson county, near
the Cheathsm lire, arrived in this city. The
owner said they were not hogs, but merely
spring shoats. Some of them would weigh
two hundred and fifty or three hundred
pounds.
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Ornamental.

In addition to the shrubbery already set
out on the capitol grounds, Capt. Pritchard
isnow having young magnolia trees planted
along the terraces. We trust that this
magnificent tree will be able to resist the
rude winter blasts and live to lend its sweet
fragrance TO the classic locality.
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Na.nv,,Ie Live stock szarkes.

CArTLE-Market moderately active, and
plenty of buyers for choice selections. We
quote best shipping 43c; choice butchering
S5N4c; medium 3G34c; scalawags 1613c.
Grazing cattle are in demand at 3464c, &C
cord 'ngto quality.
SHEEP-We quote at Base, according to
quality, and demand fair.
HoGs-He avy hogs command 4365c;
shoats Sa64.35, and no trouble to sell on
the spot.
Sales at the stock yard of Embry, Foster
&, Co. during the week of 200 cattle, SOC
hogs and 70 sheep. fsl 81
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Raslnville ProviEion markes.

Market active and prices strong and ex-
cited. We quote packed from store as fol-
lows:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides SIC; clear rib
sides sc; shoulders &c.
LARD-Hart & Hensley's choice "snow
fake pastry" lard in tierces 9!c; half barrels
9ac; kegs 10c; buckets lie; prime lard in
tierees SIC.
CHOICE HAMs-We quota G. q. G. hams
13.c.
BREAKFAST BACoN-We quote c. G..
G. 12c.
DRIED BEEF-Sugar-cured 1870.
BEEF ToNGUEs-We quote at S6 per
dozen.
PIC TONGUES quote at 75c per
dozen.
We noticed heavy receipts of country ba-
con to-day, which was taken from wagon
at &c for shoulders, 7ac for sides and 90
10: for hams, requiring, however, very
choice lot to command the outside figure.
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SIeeping Car Dtteaet.

Monday night sleeping car attached to
a passenger train on the North and South
division of the Louisville and Nashville
and Great Southern Railroad was ditched,
but from what causes we know not. We
did not hear that any person was killed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12
Olive Logan

Will give two lectures at Masonic Hall
next Tuesday and Wednesday nights, under
the auspices Of the Nashville Library Asso-
citation. Subjects: "Fhe Passions" and
''Successful Men"
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An Elegant AssOrtmentlof Fine Dress
Goods in the newest shades, and very
cheap at G. RICE & Co.
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Handsome Btr,h.Dax Preseut.

we'll known lawyer of Edgefeld was
the recipient of S642, present from his
father on bis birthday. We know several
other lawyers and those not lawyers who
would like to have a similar package.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

Elegant NOVelties-Paris Saques.-
Beautiful Paris and Berlin Ssques and
Jackets for Spring, just opened. These are
exquisite at moderate prices.
THOMPSON BROS. 81. KELLY,
mill st Summer street,
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FOuIard Chintz-E Entirely New
Just sopened beautiful lot of Foulard
Chinizes. These goods are elegant imita-
tons of Foulard Silks.
THOMPSON Bros g. KELLY.
mh9 5t Summer Street.
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For Cairo, Memphis, st. Louis
and New Orleans

TIME Fine Steamer -
TYRONE, LsaA7f
Tom Harmon, Master, Alex. Hard. -
Clerk, will leave as shove on WEDAESOAA'
18th inst, at 4 O'Clock P. n.
For freight or passage apply on bcarq u S1rS
Fl. ARTHUR 81 co. or HARRISON s. SOM
Agents,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

Elegant ChintZes New Spring
Styles.-We have received our New spring
Chintzes.
THOMPSON BROS. & KELLY,
mh9 st sSummerstreet.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., March IL, 1873.
REHABILITATION Wednesday IN New
England and the Middle States, rising b2-
rometer, westerly winds, and partly cloudy
and clear weather. For the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States, cloudy weather
and light winds. NOrtherly winds and fall
ing temperature will probably extend over
the Western Gulf States on Wednesday
morning. For the Ohio Valley and upper
lakes, diminishing winds and generally clear
weather. For the extreme Northwest, fall
ing barometer and sOutherly winds. Cau-
tiOnsry signals continue at Boston and Port
land, Ne.
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Trunks, Yalises, Ladies' and Gents
Satchels, at Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81
North College street, between Union and
Church. To reduce stock will sell at re-
dnced prices for next sixty days.
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Shirts Made to Order and guaranteed
to fit at MeKee's, sc Union st. 1t y
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A Choice Selection of Ladies' Scarfs
and Shawls, for spring and summer wear at
mh9 eod1w G.. RICE g. Co.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For huntsville and PIT. Isabel.
TIME FINE PASSENGER EsA
Il Steamer as
ELLA HUGHES,
John Cartwr ght, Master lie Cooper, Oierk
For freight or passage apply on board or 20 Q.
H. ARTHUR & CO., Agents, Al and AZ Front
street. ~
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From sheet in the Medoc country:
"There are notices. than u, 900 head of cat
tie and 10000 head OF sheep in the Link
river, Lost river and Clear Lake river
country, which are now running at larg e, a
prey to Indians and coyotes, it being I'M
safe to look after or herd them"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

New Silk POplins-Very rich designs;
figured and solid colors at
mh9 eod1w g. RICE & Co.
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sESpring Hats!-All the late styles at
McKee's, SO Union street. 1t
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A Very Fine Stock of real Thread
Guipure, Valencienna, and every variety
of laces at G. RICE & Co.
marc cod Nv
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Thread Lace, Fichus, Sacques, Capes,
Baarbs and Collars, splendid assortment
at G. RICE & Co.
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CITY Notices.

Spring Style Silk Hats at
feD13 eOdtf ELY 81 WHITEsIDE's.
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Broadway Spring Styles of Silk and
Fancy Hats just received at Benson's, the
Halter, 70 North Cherry st. mil If
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New Prints! New Prints!-Just OPEN
ed, New Spring Prints of best brands.
THOMPSON Bros. s. KELLY,
mh12 5t Summer street.
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Spring GOOdsII! Now open in great
variety at G. RICE q 20.
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Beautiful Searfs and ShaWIs.-Paris
Scarfs and Shawls for Spring wear. These
are charming.
THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY,
mill st Summer street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

1t is opposed in Maine to exempt poor
widows and orphans, who earn their bread
by the needle, from taxation; but it is not
explained what they are now take for.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

Bound Over TO Keep the Peace.
Charles Johnson was arraigned before
Justice Cassetty yesterday on a peace war
rant, sworn out by Joseph Levy, and bound
over TO keep the peace for six months.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

Call on Norman & Hightower for your
Canned Fruits and Vegetables. They have
q fine stock in store. 1t
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New Orleans Markets.


CHICAGO, March 11.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and firm at S1.22
cash; SI.23a April; S1.27 April. Corn
quiet, 32sc March; 33S623ac fresh; $3.50
SAC April; 363636sc May; 3746375e June.
Oats dull at 26a6265c, regular frensh; &c
April; 8Oc May. Barley quiet and firm at
66c cash; &c April.
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CITY NoTIcBS,

Fine Syrups and Buckwheat Flour at
Norman & Hightower's, Public Square.
IL
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italian Macaroni and Cheese at Moor
man 81 Hightower's. 1t
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SWUsEEf0l,

Sales az the stock yard of George Morse
of 2S7 cattle, 1893 sheep and 2s3 hogs.
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STATE OF THE wEATHER

TslSgrgpiie Report from Signal SsYvies Corps U.
y. A., Of ObssrVdtiOn, at $50 O'clock p. n.
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NAY 1875.

NAY 1873.
Exhibitors, Prepare your Display for the
Third Annual Exposition, Nashville, Tennessee.
This will surpass ali others.
viii be ready to Receive Articles April ! to May1
APPLY FOR SPACE At ONCE.
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Nashville Tobscco Market.

The receipts at this port continue salts
| factory, and prices firm as follows:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07
A sharks JAWS.

Perhaps one Of the most formidable
weapon possessed by any fish is the
natural and terrible pair OF shears form.
cd by the jaws OF tho shark. The only
parallel weapons OF offense that can be
cited rs used by man would perhaps be
the spiked portcullis, but the future
may present us with steam shears, with
blades ten feet long, aud intended to
receive cavalry-who knows2 There is
no tellingwhGrc the ingenuityof modern
inventors in tho destructive line may
lead us. But there nre not many instru-
ments so efficient for their purpose rs
the tooth of shark. 1t is difficult to
handle ono freely without cutting ones
fingers and when we consider the tre-
mendous leverage Of sharks jaws en-.
ployed against each other like scissors,
armed with rows Of lanccts, it is evident
that nothing in the shape Of flesh, girls.
tie, or bone, could Withstand them.
Their capacity, too, is equal to
their powers, for n pair of jaws taken
from shark Of not more than nine
feet long has been known tObe pass.
ed down over the shoulders and body
OF n man six feet high without incon-
venience. It WINS thought to DO IN net
Of very unusual strength and dexterity
on the part Of Emperor Commodus to
cut man in two at one blow, but the
jaws Of tho white shark find no difficulty
whatever in executing that feat. The
vast number OF teeth contained in a
sharks jaw has been accounted for by
some writers on the hypothesis that
they are erected when the shark scizes
its prey, at all other times lying fiat on
their sides. It ia now, however, moro
generally admitted that tho shark only
employs the outer row of teeth, and
that the inner ones arc provision OF
nature against an accident which is, and
must be, n very common ono when tho
Implements arc considered, aud the force
with which they nrc cmploycd-namely,
the breaking Of tooth. In this case
the corresponding tooth on the inside
becomes erect, aud is by degrees pushed
forward into tho place OF tho broken
one-a wondrous and very necessary
provision to keep so delicate and pow.
eriul IN apparatus as the sharks jaw
always in order.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07

Ills uIeleSS for State Legislatures 10 pass laws
for the preservation OF the public health, II the
great law Of SClhprcSeFVatIOn, which depends for
It's enforcement upon the will Of the individual, is
suffered to remain dead letter. There 10 scarcely
an adult member Of the community, Of either sex,
In this country, who has not seen tho testimony In
favor Of lIeItst,Or'i stomach lIlterI, furnished
over their own signatures by persons Of Arknowl
edged einlnOnee In science, literature, art, com
mCrCe, and every department Of business and pro
iesIiOuhl life. These WITNESSES have declared In
the most explicit terms that the preparation Is o
safeguard against CpldCmled,a sovereign remedy
for dyspepsia, q valuable Anti.blllouS medicine,
promoter ofhppetite, genital and harmless Stimu
,ant, good aeclImAtlng medicine, ItfengtheneI
Of the nerves, a general invlgorant, protection
agalnStthe doletGruuI effects OF malaria and In.
pure water, and that II impaftH degree OF ylRor
and activity TO the vital forces which IL net com.
nunleatcd by any other ofthu .OnlcS and stomach.
les In use. Under these circumstances tho self.
preventative law Of nature should teach every
rational person who, either by reason Ofinhersnt
debility or in consequence OF expoIure to unwhoio.
some influences, Is in peril Of losing the greatest
Of all temporal blessings, health, the Importance
OfuIing the DltterI hS defensive medicine. DyS.
pePliES who hcgleSt TO give II trial are simply
their own enemies. Ills guaranteed to euro Indi.
ReItion In all Its forms aud the bilious and nervous
will Aud nothing In the whole range Of otclal and
proprietary medicines which will afford them the
same relief
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07
The "Mls,ick Krewe..

New Orleans is the only city in the
United States where the carnival is cell
ebrated with the true Old World iollity
and spirit. The attempt to inaugurate
similar festivities in Washington two
years Ngo was n wretched failure, and
the experiment has wisely been avoided
in our Northern cities. This year New
Orleans surpassed herself in gorgeous
reyelry Tie whole city wns given up
to grotesque and absurd sport, and the
festivities closed with n grand process.
sion and masquerade ball OH Il more
magnificent scale Of foolery than was
ever witnessed in that city before.
The procession, whimsically termed
the Mistick Krewe Of Comus, repre-
scented in grotesque masquerade the
missing links Of the Darwinian the
DRY of the origin OF species, and was ir-
resistibly laughRble. It WINS followed
by grand ball at the st. Charles The
atre, in which these masqueraders took
part. Previous TO the dancing two
striking tableaux were displayed on the
stage. The first rising OF the curtain
revealed scene at the bottom OF the
sea, On the smooth ocean floor the
gretesque, the horrid, and tle beautiful
appeared in stranger contrast than they
arc ever revealed to the submarine di.
yer. The Anemone's beautiful form
was blossoming beside the Sponge the
snowy Coral reached upward with its
branching arms from where the Alliga.
tor lay; the Snail was paying court to
the glittering Periwinkle, the Dolphin
was gamboling, the Grabs protesting,
the Shark and Whale were holding
council. It was scene of universal
subaqueous courtship. The NettleE
were interchanging stinging kisses, and
the Seal and Walrus, with other com
petitors, were suing in vain tile lovely
Mermaid. She, seated on q rock, iust
lifted waisthigh above the tide, awaited
higher destiny, n better match.
When the curtain rose on the SECOND
tableau the Gorilla had Just beer
crowned, and was seated on his thron,
under a dais, with Queen Chacona OF
his right, and 0nng, the Premier, oil
his left. On either side Of the broai
ascent TO the throne the animal and veg
etable world were crowding toward III,
royal presence, each in the order OF hi
rank, tho "Toilersof the Sea " kneelinI
in loyal awe upon the pavement below
In the midst Of the stair were thre
musicians--the Grusshopper with tiddl
and bow, tho Locust with his rattle
and the Beetle with his hammer.
pedestal on either hand bore the stat
uesque forms Of the Balloon and til
ATarikina.
In front Of the stage stood a regal fig
ure, that Of Comushimself, in "humal
form divine" presenting q startling
contrast to the throng OF "missini
links" behind. For a moment tn
tableau was presented to the admirinl
gaze Of the great audience, then Til
curtain descended and the ball com
menced.
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Cultlratlng a puro Expression.

Every word that falls from the lips Of
mothers and sisters especially should
be pure, and concise, and simple not
pearls, such as fall from the lips Of the
princess, but sweet, good words, that
little children can gather without fears
OF soil, or after shame or blame, or any
regrets to pain through MI their life.
Children should be taught the fro
quent use OF good, strong, expressive
wortls-words that mean exactly what
they should express in their proper
places.
II n child, or young person, has q
loose ilung-together way Of stringing
words when endeavoring to say some
thing, he should be madeto "try again"
and see if lie cannot do better.
II is painful to listen to many girls
talk. They begin with "My good
ness |" and interlard il with obs r.
and "sakes alive |" and $50 sweet r
and $50 queenly," and so many silly
phrases that one is tempted to believe
they have had no training at all, or else
their mothers were very foolish women.
There is nothing more disgusting than
the twOddle of ill-bred girls one is
provoked often into taking up paper
and reading, and letting them ripple
and gurglO on, like brooks that flow
they know not whittier.
My heart warns with love for sensible
girls and pure boys and, after all, il
our girls and boys are not this, fear it
is our own fault-tlat this great trust
rests in the heart and hands OF the
women Of our land. II we have noble,
useful purpose in life, We will infusc
the right spirit into those around u.s.
Arthur's Home Magazine.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07
executions BY Hanging.

The rallows has been used so much
OF late through the United States as
well rs other countries, and executions
have been so bunglingly carried out in
some instances, as to call public atten-
ton to the matter. A correspondent
says in New York paper:
While this mode Of changing" exists,
/ hold it should be accomplished with
ont needless torture. / would, there:
fore, recommend that, in the event Of
M approaching execution, the gibbet
should be constructed on the principle
Of the fall, instead OF the hoist. Some
time ago, in Australia, / saw three crimi-
nails dropped from height OF six feet,
and with the exception of slight and
rAomentary conyulsion Of the fingers by
one, none Of them ever moved nmuscle,
The necks OF oil were dislocated, and,
ms | subsequently ascertlinsd on dissec-
ton, the cervic6l bones, or yertebrD,
were actually torn asunder. The opera,
ton was superintendent by the colonial
surgeon, vile suggested to the execu-
toner the proper method Of fixing the
moose so that the neck might TO GER
tainty be dislocated. The gentleman
who discharged that duty was IN old
fellow.pupil with myself OF Liston, the
celebrated Scotch surgeon, forty.tiye
years ago, and he performed his painful
task with strictly scientific ability. The
bodies were allowed to remain sus'
pended for half IN hour, until all YES
| tige Of life must have been efHectually
extinguished, and even then he only
felt their pulses and placed his hand
across their hearts to SEQ that both had
entirely ceased to beat before thebodies
were lowered down. There was no such
disgusting spectacle MS witnessed on
the occasion OF tho last execution in the
Toombs, as the revolving sight Of abru-
tai ex.assistant coroner ordering the
body to be lowered within few minutes
OF its elevation, in order that lie, and
some other callous professional friends,
invited for the purpose, might place
their ears TO the breast OF the unhappy
victim, while his hands wero still con-
yulsed with the agonies of deRth-con-
duct moro revolving, il possible, than
that OF the London sheriiIs and alder
men, WHO, on the occasion Of m execu-
ton, invariably retire to costly break.
fast in the interior OF the Jail on the fall
Of the drop, and there gormandize for
six hours, on the expiring Of which the
victim is cut down, when, Of course,
completely dead.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07
rattenlng Young Women.

Throughout the interior of Africa,
and, indeed, in some parts Of Asia, q
woman is priced for fatntss. Beauty is
associated with excessive obesity; and
such being public sentiment, mothers
seasonably commence system of lietic
treatment that makes their daughters
irresistible. Colonel Heating gives an
account Of the process Of fattening
young women for Tunis market. As
soon as betrothed, she is cooped up in
q small room, with gold shacklcs on her
ankles. II her proprietor has lost q
wife by death, or divorced one, their
anklOts Are sentforward for the new mat.
rimonial candidate, When she has at
tanned a desirable size, indicated by
filling the pattern rings, she is carried
in triumph 10 her new home.
The preparations Of food that actually
producesthc coveted ilimension-moun.
tain Of fatness-is called draught, made
OF the seed OF n vegetable peculiar to
this country. Some positively die from
excessive fairness in an Effort 10 surpass
in that bewitching accomplishment rival
candidates for matrimonial positions.
These famous mortals are not the poor
girls. They arc tho highest orders OF
society, and therefore arc ambitious,
like fashionablesin somecivilizedS States,
Of securing m elevated position with a
rich husband. Bruce, the traveller,
saw n great queen in Africa-a gem OF n
woman, the envy Of her sex aud wife
huntors-who weighed over four hun.
bred pounds.
Can science explain the actions Of
those seeds philosophicAlly?