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  2. Some Interesting Words.

    ONE of the most interesting results of the study of language in the [?]sidation which it affords of the history of mankind. In the larger sphere of comparative philology, important ...

    Article : 3,054 words
  3. Ladies' Column.

    "We may live without poetry, music, and art, We may live without conscience, and live without heart. ...

    Article : 2,593 words
  4. The Farmer.

    THE ivy is one of the oldest and most [?]able of all climbing shrubs and pre-eminently the poet's vine. In some of the older countries, especially in England, where the climate ...

    Article : 517 words
  5. Science.

    A native surgeon, M. Nursimald, has written a letter to the editor of the Times of India, from which it would appear that he has treated successfully a c[?] having all the ...

    Article : 203 words
  6. Humor.

    AN alleged joke, that had gone the rounds of the press for the hundredth time, made its appearance one day an a brand-new witticism in the column of a religions weekly, and ...

    Article : 316 words
  7. Recent Experiments in Vivisection.

    THOSE who are familiar with the work performed by that estimable gentleman and philanthropist, Mr. Henry Bergh, cannot help listening attentively to what he has to ...

    Article : 589 words
  8. Coaxing the Watermelon to Grow.

    PHILIS KING furnishes the following novel plan of promoting the growht of watermelons: pig a hole in the ground a short distance from the young melon, place in the hole and old ...

    Article : 123 words
  9. Getting His Money Back.

    A [?] merchant named Hall[?]all, who does business, up on North Lavace-street, in Austin, Texas, developed a good scheme the other month. He owns a "sheep gl[?]ding ...

    Article : 477 words
  10. Working Three Horses.

    It is often a considerable advantage to work three horses abro[?]t and when you have the teams such a plan will be often found quite profitable. More work can be ...

    Article : 401 words
  11. Telegraphers' Ticks.

    MAIDENS brave and lovers fair--Yo who know not toil or care, Let me telegraph, a tale, Liston while I wad my wall ...

    Article : 288 words
  12. Five Strange Sights.

    THE Oldest Thing on Earth--Lakes of Soda--Weighing the Sun--An Odd Procession--A Ninth Century Cemetery. In the heart of Wyoming Territory is a ...

    Article : 465 words
  13. False Pedigrees.

    [?]FY CRICHTON, in the Sheriff Court Copar-Fife, has given decision of more than passing importance to breeders. The facts are [?]w and easily stated. A Perth firm of ...

    Article : 498 words
  14. His "String."

    MICHALE J. QUINN, of Erie, Pa., is an old printer of over fifty years "standing," and a great deal of "setting," He now holds cases on the Erie Daily Herald, and although ...

    Article : 326 words
  15. Dreaming and Cl[?]

    I believe that the [?]een who is [?]ble of dr[?]ing will never do anything above the [?]ill work that feeds the body. Dreaming in [?] of early ma[?]ed and ...

    Article : 157 words
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