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“steel carving sets, swell handles, Goodall make, 75c pair.
“ “ “ ebony handles, 12-inch blades, «no pair.
stag . “ “ Barnascone 8T Sod, England, two pair.
“ ” rubber handles, Meridcn make, $225 3-pce. set.
Ivory " " Milton Co., England, 2.50 3-pce. set. '
sing “ , “ extra line handles and steel capped. 05.00 3-pce. set.
, . arl “' ‘5 = " J. Russell 81 Co., half price, 65 per pair.
.. oi’r‘irnives and forks. Fine steel 6 knives and 6 forks, per set 42c.
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:Ebony, bone or cocoa handles, per set 01.00.
Fine stag. Goodell make, per set. 31.75.
White or black rubber, per set, $2.35.
VC’IIB' patent serrated knives, 3 sizes in set, not: per set. ‘
in Iteel nickel plated, ladies' sill-are, 6 or 7-inch, 25c.
int and paper hanger‘s shears at half price.
tent hot bread knives, Toe.
Iii": & Butcher guaranteed razors, 75c each.
“ lob of sample pocket knives, 2, 3 or 4 blades, 15¢ each.
- I bargains in line mailings from me up.
designs in fine cotton warps, zoc per yard.
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SCIENTlFiC DISCOVERIEB-
.\ Full Exposition of the Wonderful Light
'I‘lmt Remit-re all Material ‘l‘hlng- Vin-
lblo to the Canon. Photographing
Through Wood. 0
Unprm-cdontml in the history of an
fittiit or ‘niodnrn m-ionnn is the swiftm-sit
with which the dine-ovary oi Willia i
Konrad Roentgen. a mmpnrntivcly o
mire German pml'cinior of physics. has
tprond to the four; corners of the 0 viii.
Uupmcedeuted. also. in thnnnnniiuity
with which it has been tthnn up
throughout the civilized World and the
extraordinary interest it has awakened.
it is now it little more thnn three
months since Roentgen unnounctnl und
demon-titrated that in» h “I found a new
and wonderful property in certain rays
pf light. and. in thnt limo caper-intents
ntvo been inaugurated by hundred. of
scientific bodice and by thou~nnds oil in-
dividuuls.
The lavas well an the Aciiintilic press
has teamed with voluminous descrip
tion. and a popular itlturmt, Illl-l been
created that hint never been hitherto ob
served in tho unnoum-enwnt of any im~
portunt stop i'orwuird in the realm of
.cinntil'n: search and endeavor.
And this is in the very infancy oi the
discovery; in its warm condition: at a
point where the human mind in just be
ginning to grasp the multiplicity of its
gran lXH‘ilIfiIItIOd. No such tipccnln
tion as to future accomplishment attend
ed Wutt's discovnry of the power of the
vapor from boiling water; nor the birth
of modern photography, fatherod by
Daimerru; nor the invention of the mug
untic telegraph by Morse: northo ro
cording of thchuninn voice on the phon
ogrnphic cylinder by Edison. All there
\\ .
Pnot'T-Lxuon Itonxronx. /
were of slow propagation.
What. they might cventunlly become
was connervntiwly discussed and run
gonad out mi thny pronrcnsod undaim-
proved, but Roentgen has in a short
time flashed a new ray of light around
the earth. and has lighted up n [mtbway
so far ahead that ilv termination cannot
be t‘ollcnlvod by HM prw'cnr generation.
Novcrtbclcss, tbc speculation as to post
n'ibilitiescvcn at this early day is start
ling.
What Prof. Roentgen has found to
be possiblowto h win at the lit-ginning
win the "photography of the invisihlc."
and it isn‘t so much how he docs it or
how he tells others to do it as it iii‘whztt
may be accomplishcd in the future from
this discovery. . I
'i‘huoyxsrntion itself is not at all corri-
plicuted. The prim'ipul is the employ.
mnnt of it current of electricity dis
charged through it highly rnrciicd at
mosphorc, sohighly rnrclicd indeed that
it is the ncnrcst approach that can i)('
made too perfect vacuum.
This is secured in what are known as
Crookes tube-sigma“ bulbs in which
tho atmospheric air has Down exhausted.
and contuinirni,r lIIl' positive and nega-
tive polcso! n buttcry. The current is
obtained from u ’lnrgo induction coil.
The discharge creitcn curtain rays of
light in the tube. mm of which is called
the cathode. or X ruys«thc ulgcbrnic.
appellation of an unknown quantity,
I‘IIOTOGRAI’IIING THE HAND.
and used for convenience sake. It has
a singularly pmctrotive power and is
invisible in the daylight. In a darken-
ed room it can be seen to shine through
a book of a thousand pages, to light up
two packs of cards hold together and to
penetrate an inch of solid wood. All
these substances low their opacity an
der the X rays. ,
When a picture is to be taken of in-
visible objects. say the bone of n hand,
a Crookes tube is suspended about six
inches over the hand. Beneath the
tube is a lead diagram with a hole in it,
through which the rays shoot. Under
the diaphragtn the hand of the subject
is placed on a sensitive photographic
pinto, the plate being first wrapped in
heavy paper to keep out the ordinary
light. Bot-h it and the hand are then
covered with a black cloth. The current
is turned on and kept on from 35 min-
utes to an hour and a half. The long-
er the exposure the better the result will
be.
After it is believed that sufficient ex-
posure bus been made the plate is taken
to the dark room and developed in the
regular way. The print is then made,
and if everything has been properly
don: it will be found that the image of
the hand, in slightly dim shadow, has
been projected on the plate, through the
219311. the paper, and the black card-
board plate covar, Which may he need
:r-nenrea ,The hand is outlined in
ltYA.
midsigim clearly vaults than the
dull I i
”an envelope containing several flail
substances like a hay. rim: or coin. hr
pinned over it sensitive pinto and (upon
ed to the X rays for twoutymlnutm. the
itnageol' the invisible articles willbr
very distinct. Key and coin will be
uhurply outlined. Paper nppcnrs to of
for the least resistance to the rays.
Ali mm on lloentgen‘n communicntinn
to the Whrxbnrg Society was given to
the world. oximrimnntiug begun every-
where. The new rndicnt ctn-ruy be came
the subject of discuslion union: the an
Itotnistn and surgeons all over the
world. It was wounded thnt ii the X
rays could plctnrn the boutN in part 0‘
the human organism. they could din
lose a malformation or lesion of those
nee.
If the rays could penetrate lh.‘ flush
of the hand, they might pcuntrutc the
flush of the chest and discover the ex
act location and cxtont of diseased lumr
cellsnlwy might limb nlmnor in tin»
stomach where none was cxpuctcd, that
might determine the certain cxtstcner
TAKEN THROUGH AN INf‘ll BOARD—-
THREE MINUTE." EXI‘USI'RE.
or nhaencn of appendicitis; the location
of a bullet in muscular tissue or in the
«moons structure. the dctcrmimition oi
adislocation. the precise seat of adhe
sion in plenrihy. the discoveryof a brain
lesion—in fact. it is hopv-d and expected
from tho promit outlook that tho ca
thodo ray will some day liccomu the
grout. search light. in smut-r3: llll' great
diagnostioinn, as exact and an irrofutu
blo n»: n nmthcmnticlnl miom.
if the pcnelrutivo quality of this mys
tcrious properly be still further dcvel
opcd tho possibilities in othcr directions
are \vcll nigh limitless. 'l‘hc internal
secrets of all structural Work will be
laid bare with its cmploymcnt as u do
ll‘l'llll‘ of l'.ttlll>.
Nothing invisible in tho concrete
\vorid can cscam after it has been
brought to thc ZcTiitli of pcl'fw‘lion.
. »- . 1 . .-, _ , . “Mt-l
Caught a Wlml‘ln Ilia Set. .
The Elmrloi drove ‘ a Illllllprllflttkt‘tl
whale into the twin not by W. I). (lot‘i.
of t‘u‘pilola. rcccntly, :lIiH‘ giving hitn
a merry ('Iliint: for his life. When they
got lltc whulc tied up tin-y loft him and
cht oil to seek otln r prey.
(ioricnmo down to his nets in the
morning and fonml. insicnd of the base--
lor which he had set liltilli'lfi. the whole.
for which he had no particular use. It
was a question of saving his nets. He
and his men found the hump back a
tough fellow to dcal with, and finally
hnd to resort to dynamite. which was
driven into him with a pointed gas
pipe. '
'1‘ch hugc fish. which was our forty
footlonfx, dropped innm‘diutcly to the
bottom of the buy as soon as tho cxplo
sion occurred. carrying tho not. with
him.
hundred dollars. and the oil to bone
San Francism Examiner.
Saw the Chcsnpcnkn and Shannon Fight.
William Endicott. of Beverly. Mass.
who has just cclobrutml his 97th birth-
day. and is in enjoyment of good health
is the nearest duvet descendant of Gov-
crnor John I‘Imlicott. .
lie was an eye witness of the battle
between tho (‘lnwnpcakr- and tho Shun
non during the War of 1812. and alter
the. fight. he uttT-udcd the funeral of
Lawrence and Ludlow, who were killed
in that conflict. *
UP‘HILL AND Down.
“Land sakes, it‘s just a toy to ride,
Hort. o:‘ n wimp-d tobogunn slide. ,.
Learn? Why, he takes me [or a fool ‘
With his polytechnic ridin‘ school.
Th“ tipped me over beside this tree."
AorisWeItoi-n cyclone bout my nose
Md datum» film shouted my clothes.
shadow. but'ithe ”tiara within new
Thom-inn was worth about one '
cured will not covcr lmli’ the cost.— '
“that. m an earthquake, can‘t fool me,_ .
‘Timprn anduy. matey end Saturday Mugs
Macs &‘(0.
Right
Now!
RIBIIT NOW, in the f tbs moon's de-
mand.
RIOIIT now, when you anal [ring mound for your
spring outfit.
RIO/IT ”DIV, when flre hams! f bly pmlite is sought
,by other dealers.
RIGHT NOW, when our stoclr can in: the new novel-
ties m Men's, Boys’ and Little olb' annuals, and
the GREATEST ASSORTMEIIT I fly a and sin:
to choose from;
Rnilgaport's lamest Clothing Rouse given potent il-
lusfmtion of its buyi and sell' 9 potter. V
We (my early, we have t 9 game made our my. bet-
ter cut. better trimmings, be or silk.
We pay In tevbayehglrls“ e and you pay us no
mo Iran you pay elsewhere for poomr made gur-
m is. Our label on every garmentemy all/rum, col-
anemy bat is a guamnfee of their good value. When
we tell you this through the medium of the press it's
the some as if you were Ivy/i t bore in fl» atom, and
we are willing anytime to refund the money if you
am not satisfied will: r purchase.
Our Top-Coats at 810-100 seldom see better at 875.
Some of the more extravagant dressers prefer our
813.50, 815 and SIR-matter of a few dollars.
Open Monday. Rina} and Saturday Evenings.
Bridgeport, Conn.
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