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Melancholy Case Of Poisoniing.-A few davs
since, the family Of Mr.. X. L. Burnett, residing
about mile out Of town, in preparing their meat
Tor dinner, gathered and served up, boiled, a
quantity OF the water parsnip, (sieon cmadensis, J
o which the father and several Of the children par
took Soon after they were all taken suddenly
Ill. The father fastened for physician, but he
had proceeded but short distance, when he
ieil, and never recovered. The children were
all taken with commissions. BY the help OF me-
uieal assistance, they were all living, however, at
the last dates.


nmay not be generally known, that the water
parsnp as well as the wild parsnip. common on
our prarles, are both deadly poisons. And it
may likewise be remembered, that, as an inyariable
law OF nature, all scater plants, bearing yclloao
blossoms, umbellferous, (umbrea-shaped) are
polsonous and most of those bearing white bios
SONS, SO shaped, are likewise poisonous This
rule applies only to those plants which grow in
the water.-Galena Gazette.