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CHRISTIAN
HERALD,
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water over the flask we condense
the steam so that the water is hot
enough to boil at the reduced pres­
Chemioal Paradoxes.
sure. To assert that water boils by
c are accustomed to associate
the application of cold is a chemical
the idea of combustibility with
^Tapcr. If it bé"wra|qféd tightly
around a metallic rod, it can be held Anecdote of a Great Naturalist.
in a gas-flame without burning.
A good story is tojj- of Agassiz,
The metal carries thè heat away
■from it as fast as applied—liecom­ the great naturalist, His father
or a commercial life,
ing hot’itself. After a while it will destined hi
Educational Department.
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impatient.at his devotion
■ogs, snakes and fishes. .The
flame is large, enough—at which
the paper will burn,
last, especially, were objects of the
phenomenon can
boy’s attention. His vacations he
LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S
exhibifiid-ASy^ making a vessel of spent in making journeys on foot
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
11 Hi r ig it-w i tty wat U TTTOt through ■•’F!TTrrrpr7 “ ' r
î->
1'uriill (ho«M l’nlnftil Complnlnt« and Wcakn««nea
• ftPPlying heat. No matter how hot different species of fresh-water
no cDiumou to our bcM fcuiaie population®
>vct which it is placed fishes. ' He came to London with
¿A MtMliclne for Woman. Invented l»y a Woman.
Prepared by
*a
Woman®
in ay be, the paper will not burn. letters of introduction to Sir Robert
‘ The Grmteit MeJleal Df coH ry Slice the n»WR ef ItlMory.
The water will boil, and the heat Murchison.
“ You have been
HFItTrevivcs the drooping spirits, iuvigorat^»
harm >niz. the organic funutTons, ^ives elasticity anti
LeTibsorbed or rendered latent in studying rature,” said the great
iirmness to t/i<^ step, restores the natural luitre- tQjhe
eye, an ljd'inta on the jmle cheek of woman tha irtAili
,
thi production of steam. An egg man bluntly. “ What "have you
‘ rojes of life’s spring and early summer time.
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can th its be boiled in a paper sauce­ learned?'
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The lad was timid, not
C ^Physicians Use It and Prescribe It,Freely
It removes faintness, flatulency, destroys all craving
pan. A sieve may be made to hold sure at that momerft that he>had
for stimulant, and retlevea weakness of the nt<»»na» h.
That feeling of bearing down, raudng pain, wei<?ht
water or to Hoat. If the inter­ learned anything. “I think,” he
and backache^ i»«Atwftysi»ermri!»ei»tly cured by its use.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints of cither sex
stices anx-very fine and the wire said., at last, “ I know a little about
_ _ thia Compound I* unmurposacd. _______
hrighf ancT dryTTTie water will not" Tishes.“ 7,.Very well. 'The?^ WilT
LYDIA E. PINKHAM’» BLOOD PURIFIER
will ernilleftte every vv.liit»* <»< Humor» from the
wet it, because a film of air will ad- be a meeting of the Royal Society
Bbxxl, a id «Iv« ton' anil atn-nKtli to the nyslcin, of
loan woman ui-cliild. Iusist on having it.
here to the wires. The lower srrr- to-night. I wi 11 Tak ? you w i th -me
Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
at‘J>3and-XJ5 Western Avenue, Lynn. Mass. Price of
fac? of the water is divided by ther there” All of-'the great scientific
either, (I. Six bottles for gS. Sent by mall in the form
of.pllla, or of hMk-ngee, on receipt of price, SI pi-rbox
...meshes into a number of little savants of England belonged to this
. for cither. Mrs. Pinkham freely answer« all letter, of
inquiry. En loae 3i t. stamp. Send for paidphlet.
spheroidat projections, inwhich the society. That evening, towards-its
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No family should lie Without LYDIA E..I’INKH AM'S
«•ipillary force, or internal gravita­ close, Sir Rodeiick rose and;.said :
IJVKB I’LU-M. They cure Constipation - blllOtUUM'WI,
and tvrpidit y of the liver. !» cent« per box. '
tion, ar.d also cohesion, come into “ I have a young friend here from
tf Hold by all Druggists.* (r*
play. These hold the .water to- Switzerland, who thinks, he knows
gether, so that some considerable something about-fishes ; Itow much,
power is required to force the water I have a fancy to' try. There is*
through the meshes. Thus we can under this cloth, a perfect skeleton
Curry the News.
put a quantity, of water in a fine of a fish which
existed long
before
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Mr. John Elzensperger, manufactur­
fieve, or place one in water, and it man.’ He then gave the precise
ing Jeweler of North Attleboro’, Masa.,
will float. If the wires are not. locality in which it had been found,• lately communicated to ua the following:
perfectly blight’ We may distribute with one or two other facts con­ I suffered so much with l’ajns iu my
that at times I was completely
over their surface some powder cerning it. The species to whicii arm,
helpless. I used that • incomparable
SYMPTOMS OF A
which water will not wet. The the specimen belonged was, of remedy St. Jacobs Oil ’and was com­
TORPID LIVER.
dust of bituminous coal is excellent. course, extinct. '“Can. yon sketch pletely cured as if by magic.
Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive. Pain in
Head, with a dull sensation in the
Fasting without alms giving is a the
Carryingput this principle, need­ for me on the blackboard your idea
ack part. Fain under the Shoulder
.Jade, fullness after eating, with a disin­
les, if bright, may be mad» to float of this fish ?” said Sir Roderick: lamp without oil.— St. Augustine.
clination to exertion of body or mind,
irritability of temper. Low spirits, with
without the least trouble, ancl will Agassiz took iii > the chalk, hesitated
a feeling of having neglected some duty.
Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the
PILES!
PILES!
PILES!
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>«•> it ter a l'’Tig time.
a moment, and then sketched rapid­
Heart, Dots before the eyes, Yellow Skin, —
A Sure Ctiie-l’’oui«<l lit l.a»t,
Headache generally over the right eve,
M ater’ is to be made to boil by ly a skeleton Uish. Sir Roderick
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Restlessness, with fitful dreams, highly
No One Neert Suflferl
colored Urine, and
(• .LI. A Husk half full of water ,tis held up the spechiun. The portrait A mire Cure for Blind, Weeding. Itching mid
CONSTIPATION.
Ulcerated Pile» lnw been «Uncovered by Dr. Wild
nnintained at ebullition for some was correct in every bone and line. - liain,
(an Indian Remedy,) caiied Dr. William«
TUTT’S PTUAare «•specially adapted to
Ointment. A single box lias rilled rhe
Hiit li «uses, on® «lose effects such a change
minutes. It is removed from the The giave old doctors burst into j Indian
of feeling a» to nstoniah the sufferer. —-
worst chronic cimu of 25 or 30 years standing.
They I.ieroiute the Appetite, nnd emise the
No one need suffer five minutes after apply inx
uree^of heat, corked, inverted, loud applause. “ Sir,” Agassiz said, this
to 't'nhe ota Fleala. Thus the evstrm is
wonderful soothing medicine, - L o I hmw in-1 body
Iioiivlahesl. and by their Toole At-lion on the
strumentH
and
electuaries
«Io
more
burin
than
Digestive
Oi-unoa. Ke&ulnr K«, h >I s ate pro­
am I placed in one of the rings of a on telling tho story, “ that was the good. William’s Ointment abaolI
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tlic tumois, | duced. Price i> cents. 33 Murn«., Mi.. M. Y.
retort stand ’ If cold water is proudest moment of my life—no, I allays the intense itching, (particularly at night
after getting warm in Led,) ac»n as a pmltice. |
poured on the upturned bottom of the happiest, for I knew, now, my I gives instant relief, and is prepared only tor
Piles, itching of the private parts, and for
tho flask, the fluid w ill start into father would consent that 1 should nothing
tltiAv II «in on WnrsKFRs chanced to n Gixtssv
else.
B lack by a sifizloupplu Aiu.ii of this live. Itlin-
Bead what tlm Hon. J. M. Colfdierry of(’le«c-
part's a natural color, acts Iiisianlahcotialv. Sold
violent ebullition. The upper poi- give my life to science.”— Pacific.
land says about Dr, William'» Indian l’ih- Oint­
by l>riiggi* *t_B, or Sent by exprès.« on receipt «if St. ”
ment
:
I
have
used
»corm
of
Pile
.
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t-te'e
and
it
♦rFM F„ 33 HURRAY MT.. NKW YORK.
tion of-the Hisk is filled with steam,
ufforthrme Jileiwuro to »ay that 1 have never
hr. 11 IT’S BARCtl nf Valmhlr 1-,áuB1<|m >.<«
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found
anything
jvliicli
gave
such
inimcdiale
and
which maintains a’certain pressure
There is the following anecdote pennaneiit'rçhof um Dr. William'» Indian Oipfr- ( (MW Hrfiyl« will hr molrt i KB on aypllratlva. J
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«♦» the water. By cooling the upper concerning the late Horace May­ mrnt.
For sale
alo by all
» druggists or mailed-oil rocoipt.
portion of the flask some of this, is nard,Postmaster-General in Presi­ of price, flXO
fl .CO
BAPTISMAL ROBES.
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condensed and the pressure reduced. dent Hayes’ Cabinet. “AV hen Mr. 12-ÎTÿ~-----~---- - ------------ CLKYELAND, U.
“ LMHEl? A1Ç, 8U< IETY ” OF THE
Ti:e temperature at which water Maynard went to Amherst College/ Take Ayer’s Pills for all the purposes □ 1 ’’{W
' <\|ii intiaii 4 hiin h,
*fltHUlaiul,
i® preimrcd to
.r
, ----- Robe»
— ” to
. H tw ® Jçsiring,
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boils varies with tho—pressure: and the embarrassment of the I of a purgative, for Constipation, Indi- furiiinh “^BuptiHnial
gestion, Headache and Liver Complaint. ai l’’*ct’ü
to S7, according to kinAW
---- When It nTreduced, water boils at freshman had passed off and
Tbe>e will
will b®
l>e sent
»ent by
by m«l
mail to
to any
any part
pa.-
— he
....... had
— i By universal accord, they are the belt ' cI
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of Hie coast. Addreas, H i . iiald Office, 105 First-
a lower heat.. By pouring thireold ‘ been assigned his room , he pasted 1 of all purgatives for family use. ,
J St., Portland, Or.
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the letter V, of large size, over the
door of his rdbm and said nothing
about it. K’.vvas sooA^Ciliscovered,
however, by Jthe students of the
College, and
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Mr. Maynard was
ankad whfrl that .k lte r ■ V*. Wft H.l. far
over his door. He answered
evasively, saying he wanted some­
thing to designate his room ; said
the letter V was in straight lines,
and he had a preference for straight
lines. For some months the slu-’
ilents joked T1m”"at»orit fife liVai k
over his door. After becoming an
old story, it was mentioned less
frequently and was apparently foiT
gotten, but the V lemaimd. At
the end of four years, graduation
day came,'and Mi. Maynard was
appointed to deliver the Valedic­
tory. ■ After having received the
compliments- of the faculty and
students of the college for the honor
lit- Lad received, Mr. Maynard called
the attention of his fellow-graduates
to the letter V over the door of his
room, and asked if they then under-
jduod-what-waa int ant I iy.tl.ie ..ktler.
V. After short nflection, they an­
swered : ‘ Yes. \ alediciory.’ He
replied: ‘ You are right.' His fel­
lows ’then asked if he had the
valedictory on his mind when he
pasted the . letter over his door.
Mr. Maynard replied : ‘ Assuredly
I had.’ The graduates then con­
gratulated him on his perseverance
and for Lis success, ai.d separated
for their homes.” — A’c. i
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TUTTS
PILLS
TUTTS HAIR DYE.
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