it
NTIXEIL.
, Mll'l‘ll .\\ll{\\'.-\I.K. \lt‘l‘tllll‘lll 3. I
rtcrs run rm: crmors.
I‘d nuisil‘tfitca lvnrd in :my way was
blue in“; ~;<I-'!ttl :III irrcpanl-Iv outrage.
.\I‘.;~:._* t‘umncit n! pcuplcs, tlu‘ tilct‘lfi
' “l‘l’t’” “T" IIHI‘ bad I: . ludy of intru‘nn-
Lima. llw \\ Iiit‘ll tlu-y I‘cvngmh‘d M
bliltld‘; t.» m to tillu'!‘ n lll||ll\. , 7
In 3w s :m- t‘ I‘.‘ it wa- customary lot
“11' snxuuts of mu unlulily. particuEzn'ly
tlw 1:“ll.~!ltl.lt nslu-r, tr :Itlcntl II't‘:c« ,
"It :I lvl HI: ‘j‘lt'l‘l M'I‘.I~iulls con lImun
‘isn firm i; Ir. lu‘ «t J.
'I'I’: gun I I‘Jw is it »\v :I fulliionltlilt‘
. :2 :3‘ My. ll‘ lltc ilrlo .iclts
turtul. I‘ \\.Is En \ugzzs- n «can -
I; I. :I d Mr or! is "did I»! Imu-
s': . :u' -»~.;.Iuin~:rr: of “I‘I'lt
. ‘ at 1'1. -. l-I'vytzusnpi (i
'll' ?"l lli \.I ' n \Iu's ll. for llIc
I 5
1: _ n~c .puntity. ” irrisuuw
. 1' rtll in, l.._\I';'~ --I I ’r :u_\‘ upult
an t-_ ‘ o tr I~~ firm-ll w _. E! l‘ llHI.
“'1 k . , it is l I'IHI .I‘I“
to, .. l' I‘:\ \J Sun‘v. llllll r.l»
I.) uf will .1 is, II'.‘ I'ulzsx',
s‘fl. _. lllt‘Jl
' ‘ . y‘atrs
. l . .. ‘
lllt , \\“,\\I [in (Iaicztgn
l‘e'; K .I :MI was til !‘~ll‘\l\i|l‘
:15 t i . :: I? .t p.22; \\ itil 35 20W
:n- x I: ._ m2, \ nu". ulIl-E‘I'Ju-
u t~ ,I HI HI I , ’l-“tC tI Ilthlwu l I .‘l‘\
sl-i t ‘. u, littttl llHl‘
. ‘ I ' if "t‘:‘ l'.:ll"~.
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1 .i’ .‘ to . \\_|x'~‘-lr"!:\!lll‘ll
l- it So lit :3 \v .m 'l'u‘ sin til I.“ 0»:
1311?," .. ~I.-I".‘l!; .. “lieu
l. .’: o: us from t»1 lr not.
i ‘l‘ I.I;m\l~
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t Zl‘f l~I,!II‘.u~l\
:u :c \v Ivcs
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and
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lil' ” ‘7 23.0!I1l lI:I~.-l"
. u :, I.. 2 V
:I'l' .l I "I. x.l lint
Vutlskin linels,
I. t It'mt's‘ \cw \wklil'c's
I 1,. I y .! E. s._\‘ Ilgt- of luv
I? 7 Ins lillwt' to :I
5. i 1' " - ' ' ‘ 1. ,2 r Is
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is . \ .uliucd
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. Inst 1‘ 2m xi! lI'u‘
‘ 2c ."\t‘tl 22‘“
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lo :ttsu
.i : :ruloc
II‘::. :l‘,\I‘ :I:r.l
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\\' ~va \‘.,E. IN :1
I:‘Il wl llLJI!
Itt‘t ll I!Is‘lt1l‘~
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{nut
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,. uri' in
all ,th'v sltlpw
w l -llll‘_:,
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in
in: ll ~‘:
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,Alir'fi . ll,
5; I!" ‘ fl] 2‘ . .
mad 3'. I2: .. l- r .si oil 2' ‘1‘ :m
I .tl). l’xit i.- “‘*ls'lrl‘ Ilzllf
mil in El " Ii cnwnflt for :I
on: ..: .tz, . consumed ‘rn
e‘u't'y . in onlI-z' in the
M." It . \‘I’ll I'JIIH“ ":tlt‘ I i I IIICln
luv} ». ‘t .: :t m s: :n Innuivcnl :Irrny.
It’r \w LII w r» :l ivv and in tin trade
tltml- \\u.!vl lu- lll" books for him. I
t I
[tore :II; -‘t at Ilr-ir' imposinir'uppctr
Stu c . - wl Ill Er rcrnuImcn Litiuus In
{won to u ‘ll .ssnr d tlm‘ their utility is
. .thulr I ll wz' Ll .- to e~.i~t'-ucc II :Ippcnr
:tls ., 'll’:! lht“ Hue .Inl missivt- vol-
umes ".2“ siiv inily \ ulculn‘vd for se l‘prtu ,
.«crrrtit w. 'I‘lI y Ell“ so .solid and
.tirm‘. 14 t"l‘ll'll x~l lllll lll y (um resist
lix- w fliI t Illv'liluft‘t’il -!I -I; u silo. ' In
., gm or in: .ry I: m 'n: rtt an “Ir-rt ~ the
St}
ll rue ;.:e‘ :1»! 'Il ~w II in play to t I tug.
tips in As \\i,l pu ~ llw ordeli with no
V ‘ I. .‘
figvnrse Is .221: tum tlm! tnclr bucks v.1 l bv
i com. .., i- t . c‘-.u.co:xl and t‘wir edges
b' utlII-rwiw intm'l. The
II 0.! Halli“. “die-ll pm)
smz-rt‘
twp-r
tort-WI '.I..~..
In llrc £1" tt‘S l‘ltlu In ill ‘ nizttit‘l' of
c Is: llli tuxn’ llll‘l. :sp‘I‘nl‘um'c in mug-
ail-I! l-u- c. ' .. hulltlr of Il'nl‘n‘s urc 0L,
'M‘IIII-‘ti It}. tlu- lmur in llilt.“ll”ll on its
=¢I‘C.Ilil:' II lirf"rl' tlxe‘ \\:tl'llll~1 ov-
- cow was in , lrstlv rcsuirh-d lo n tcw
. ulitlzt- is India-ll. “'iwn the house was
E‘ ,nntwl .t v " pro»pcro’5s one 'Is full
Iiuc Ul lwwk: in tlll‘Jl-lls‘t‘ 103‘. lllllcmm'e
than nm- of t‘mir Ilzolidignnginu slicers
I'm'ai' .Vrvre.
t‘ they are indestructib'c
_-W_.:"1
..,\-,
sors. ——.\7e ,
0le Int! “row on Trees.
The lmul’ soon rt uclicl the m Ingrorcs,
and, plshl' s: in as fru- ns possible, we
found our-cues surround d by the life
of the Imp (3., As the tide was out, we
could rough up from the I) In! and gitltct
"over our Irnds the oysters which‘were
growing: in great clusters on the roots
and beam lies of the trees The clear
water was tilled with tlshcs of strange
torn-is and brilliant colors, and thcy were
perlvt tiy iv Irh‘ss. s0, thmtfilht‘y could be
examinel witlm Ilitliculty, as they
chased and captured their food among
tho sulunvrned. roots. The bottom was
thickly (um-re l with beautiful Bert-anem‘
ones. and errrywlnre, on the bottom,
on the roots and branches of'the trees,
not] on tlw rocks at: the water‘s edge. we
found a Wealth of mollulks and crusta-
con, which won taught us to regard
file mangrove-thickets as rich collectlug~
,groundo. We wI-ro. however, unable to
actntu through it to the loud untilwe
, siséovvnd a little cove, where thcbushcs
ht} born cut down. Pushing the boat
{#0 this. we reached an open, grassy
hudlagplsec. shaded by two or three
mourn-em, nod surrounded by» e
dense forest except st one )olnt. where n
;umw pith led u the hi1 tgthe house.
ribs/ruler Segovia: and“. ,. ' ‘
x
.._ w .. 75...... H..-
7 sn ucrusl
' of quiI sucn -c which has elapsed there
.‘vol nniv uctivity on ‘Is cnstcrn margin.
; of which sheep and cows are familiar ex~
,noutishtnent in no other way.
3 have. it is said, four stomachs, but the
p,
!
inufiifinms
. AXIYI‘Hl-l“ EXPOSII‘IOV OF THE
CAFSES 0|“ EARTHQUAKES. _
. ’r- V
Cyclopcau Forccs Acting l-‘rom the
l-lustm‘u Atlantic‘The Earth
Like a l‘czu-h Drying l'p~<
t‘lmugt‘s in tho Atlantic.
Pl‘Faln the best exposition of the
pans-cs and clulrumeristies of earthquakes
“I f—‘5 ‘W‘NL uni *1h‘ci:t"‘yof our .\tl:nnie
T
rorvntu scrnxcr. -
III climates hay ing u difference of sev-
enty dances in temperature between the
hot. and cold seasons, a railway track of
400 miles is 2.133 yards longcr in summer
than in winter. 01‘ course the length of
road rcmztins the same, but expansion
forces the lengths of metul closcr to‘
nether, making an aggregate closing: up
yard in carh mile.
Prof. Lemnistreto be ncw, is now very
prcvnlent among the school children of
l‘runce. It Is commonly known as ,I-c‘r~
seaboard curlinpnkes, anywhere to be
bound is t‘lllb‘ltIl d in the :rltII'es‘s tlg‘liY' ’
(“ml by Sir “Ulliznn lhwscn. l'rcsidcut
of the British .\.\‘\'irf‘l‘tllt\!l. This czuixuut l
t nnudiun SCI! mist, than whom no living I
nun Is lmler lillt‘tl to t‘xpound the for:
[nation and changes of the earth‘s crust, ‘
gave the probnldc history of the turnzu- l
Hon 0! the Atlantic Ocean and lIlt‘ I-nu- ,
t units which be Ind it. Assuuiug that ;
Iln- earth‘s uucltus, or mass, is sulidumb ’
wallstnnling‘tht; plasticity of its under}
crud. :IIId llIIt tIIIs .xllllrt‘llh'l is not in :I‘
stzttc of dry igneous fusion, but in‘tll:.t
coudi ion of :lquco igneous or hydro
tln :IIIE.‘ l'usi In which nriscs from the so E
tiuu of Inuit on Inn st sulnstune s. l‘ro~
team? Dawson :Iruucd that lit" iutcrior
not lIuInochIn-us, but is
v
is
J. I’m. nml it consistsof smnll ulcersut the
- corners of the mouth, lusting: from two
to tour works. l‘ruf. Lcnmislre has
found :1 micro! c which Ilt‘ suspects to be
the (‘uusc of the sores, and to Ilt‘ the
.Incnns of spreading them through drink
tug water. ' ' -
.\ tine spccimcn of the primitive. art of
liumpo in prehistoric tiIm-s Inn been
found at Montgnudicr by .‘Iunsicur l-ZuA
.\c:\'lcm_v of Scicnccs. It is a windwr‘s
:Iutlcr. bcnrmg carvings showing much
2 idea of form on the purl o!" the ancient
:Irtisl. Two seals. :l ll\ll and three twigs
. of plants urc cugrnved on one side, and
_ on the (WWW sidc :u‘c two slender animals,
pI'olp.xltly t‘cln‘, tlIrue otln'r ligurcs. and an
o A n
comp v-cd ol two layczs an upucr; over; “‘5" t‘ _ , , ,
pig; “AWN“, and of 1m, ‘ -iric : Ilr. \ . t‘. \nuglum of 11m 1 mvrnty
gun and 3'. pm”. L,“ r my ' of .‘Ilt‘lll: Ell succecdml about a your :Igo
\‘Il’th‘ml with ilvll and igucou’ rd ks. I
It 2. mar mil. "one. nm It or. u- um?
double structure ol‘ the curtli‘smplcrl
crust, when Ill-\lil‘r’fi lonu in the ug‘i‘pcrl
l.I.\""I‘ Ilsc material of tin‘ lowcr crud is '
l‘wzc ‘d up“ ml by Illi‘lll'l‘\\lll'.‘ of ll:.--lcss
support-xi p l‘ll"l?< o! tlu- t‘oz‘nIi-r.
l V . i l~l‘ll'~t‘. would glut ,r‘
.. IIII'VH'III‘. Int. union \\’;. llil ltv
I'xpluuve or ”u ct. :Is I'lclcxmincd by i on» 5
t u I i} .2lI \\.ll~ r. 'l'ltv c \nlrm Hun of Ill!“
earth's" tnhrior by cooling null by tho;
t-Iursion of mu? .ittl from I‘t‘i»\\\‘ IlIv;
ow: t‘lll‘l Ittls (xrtsctl llll“ I‘Tzlrl l” llt'lld
downwmd :IIIII >itll'\\l\(‘, llrus forming‘
Kant. lIcnIls, folds uni plicntinus. ’l‘lxcsc -
gin-.Il folding-s, szI‘IsmpIcntly IIIu.liIl--tl IIy
surmt w ulvnud tum. constitutc our nIouu- I
Lillnt'VIlllII plu’lcnus. i
lulihwiu; this lino of runslmiug, HI",
“Illi'uu cutltpdtt‘s tlIc tzlrzlt to :I stuuc
fruit, such as :I p‘um or :I pr: lI, ~I‘lllv‘
\\‘l::tl\l51‘II‘LI up. *‘l; lists,‘ he says. ":I
lulu- and iutc'tscly lard :wue‘und kc?-
n ~I. :I llen pulp music up at two ':iyers I
an tutur more tIt‘Il‘C grid dunk ('U'Iirc'd,
and as; out- r 1 ss dense and lightsr m‘
UI‘I‘ I. ‘I‘Iu‘sc (‘ousltlulc lllt‘ Inuit-2‘ ('Ill\‘l. t
I n Ilw musldt- i‘. bus at thin memluzunw
pr mrr must. In lino process of dryu“r
i: l‘.:i\ sluhtly s'Izunk so as to protiu I~
{Llnvsund hollows wn llrcoutt-I‘I Inst IInIl ,
this outcr crud lids It‘IIt'k d lll some"
pizt cs. nlluw Ing portions of lite pulp to.
\“I (\ "‘ll.“ ’ ‘ . I
"XIc-Tln‘r I‘czumknlxlc fact IIIIpilnsiRle
by rir \\ izli Illl ILHsnI: Is tlI ti one run»
not It» k :u :lll} w alluricn’ mupol' Ann-n .
iva \vi'lI mt i‘l‘lt'v“.\i!l; tho! the Alllllh
iflt'il n‘: I‘nlgcs'ultic‘u :ulwrveuc lu-tueun
the .\t ..u!i ' 2|:le the 5! I.:I\\':I;_nce\‘:tli y
l
i
l
(‘ In;
l
Inve to H «lI‘itcn bully I-tck ‘in sour.
IIIIg’nly flue" acting lm :l the I" .. and:
flu: the“. ll1l~t' l‘csisl xi the prc'snrc on v
“low 23\ in the tlu'l‘nl‘ >2. nob
our
n .d Ill ~ t'nlskli Itgiou of NM Vivirk~
Ill 'y Lunc IIct-n pmiwtcd lIv' o. wing:
muss w of very \I‘tl rocks as sI-cu- in the
.\d runduv I. region :Iul in Nrwfound
I:I!III.
It is \\.‘:':l:y of llulx- that til-«ugh later.
in \“lll Irv Illl~I \ lvilm don Ilmn‘ some of
thv‘ Ulll r IIIIIIIIIcIIts. .\lll.t‘3lv‘:l is. in the
\‘II'\\‘ «II 341‘ Iltxnisls ‘i'llrs! bur; :I'unn: llIn
Ioeitizmuls " “Ilenx‘~ soil Agassiz, “w Is§
llu- 1'.le d'y inn l Iiiuhl out ol lln‘ \\':Ilcrs,
In H. ”In In ~r samt- \\:I~Ilt‘tl bv lll‘ “(out l
Illul Cluelnpwl uIl \lu in1\Il \‘u ~ls'u . on“
\\I\l c liuru c \v;s Icprcscmcd only Ivy
islands rising here and there :Ilmro the
:t, .\llll‘l‘l('lt :I'rcmlv ‘Ifltt‘lll‘l an un-
mum Inc of lrt‘ntl tin-m Nmn r’c din lo
tllc fur \\ est.“ III the {‘.l.“" .\u:erIc ‘. l‘tll
Lurntxc. is to bf‘l’cgurxlcd us the “Hid
\\ will“: ‘
luring tlIcsc data in mind. wccnn
ens lv s «- the fort" of l'rdcsmi‘ l‘nu
so .‘s \‘Hllt lusiuns. t‘ min}: (I: tir- tints
II It: cf lulm‘c donuts in the Atlantic,
I‘c ril: . “‘I‘lzc qut-slmu l‘t‘lllullls: llus,
lltc .\Yl.lfll'\‘ :It‘lllt‘K‘t‘tI
tin sIII‘I its (Ullr‘l‘. t'. are lltl'l’C
tltnngcs in slu e lur it in tlI-~' lufuie'
'l‘lxn :.II'IE\.'s crust is now llllxlu‘!‘ and-
Is! on: r tII:III cvrr I-vl'urc, :md i' L; I‘.ll
ribs I-l‘ 1'l‘.l~i|t‘il :Iud toldcd lock :1 -III.I:I-
31m :qul lignl' tlmn in any ph‘\'lnii<xlit‘~
ri d. “n tlugotltcr hand, It is kn mu
tltztl mun-moms oi clmnliulx, along wilu
local dlprc sinus, are in p:0f_:rcss irrtlrc
3
l
.
i
its III-«tiny nudl
Ulllt'l‘ l
'lll'l <uns
‘rcln‘n llll‘ll‘ form
. for all lthlcs‘ »»
Jquiuino to Listc sure! ut tlzc lip of the
, tom-no. :IltlIIouI'II
illllli',\\':l~‘ e scwhctc
'ltb
'clcrs in all, at mill
in" scpuruling from‘sume specimens of
\'lll‘(‘r!‘ which had prmluccd alarming
symptoms in many ‘crsous a highly
poisonous substance which he named
lyrotovicotl =cl‘.ccsc poisoui. .\ sumplc
at icwcrcnm which lI.Id made ciglllcczt
. sick Islso yicldcd lymtsnicon.
llr. \‘n'IglInu thinks tlue productinu of
”Ir poison is duedircelly or indirectly
to tln- growth of othlle' llllt‘iu organism.
I'll t: e trans-l‘ospinxi railroad in llus~
sit, now nIIpronclIing .‘Icrv. It is claimed
that about cEgIII Itllll Ercd dollorspcrtuile
is Il.‘:l2;‘f \:l\‘ctl by the use of usolwrituor
lllllll‘l‘dl \\;Ix, for tics. \Vltcu purified.
m llcd, :IIId Iniwd witlt Iliuuulonc :md
\is'ly tlIc oxukcrito, \vltirlx is abundant
the \icinity of tlI- ruiloud. produc-s
n \I‘I‘y ;:oo.l asphalt. This is press: d
into \Il III“ in I,‘I=\t‘.\, and mm s Ill“ which
and l‘at'an-ss even in
;tiie IIullw~l 'we Itlurr.
A: n m'u‘kul-vlc cvniuplc of tltc incrctsc
I .
«ol temp: mturc III IIIL‘ t'zll’lll toward the
(‘I nlrc Ims hp. 11 pt'cs ulcd :I‘. I‘csllt, when?
the Ili‘I‘pr‘\l :lI'lcsqu Will in tire \\‘thd is
.llInl now III-in}; bowl! for llw purposc oi
supplying the pnbiIe bulbs and oiliz‘r cs»
LII-lisluneuts with Ito: will-r. .\ depth
L‘. l‘.‘ I t'ccl lms ulrnndy IN‘t‘Il rt-nclu‘d,
:In I it furnishes l HUM!) gallons daily, :It
:I mupcmturc of 17:“ dean-cs. Tim Inu-
I‘lcipllity lItvc l‘t‘-‘t‘llll}‘ \ozcd :I lune
subwmion, in ordl-r tltul the boring may
lu- continuod ‘o :I gt‘t~;ttcrIiupt‘i,_ no: only
to olduin n lnrger volume of want. but
II!~
. :It :I II‘lll}‘\‘l‘;tllll't‘ of lit; drgl‘cen.
‘l‘lIc disc \very that leul influences ono
sul of nerve points in the skin, wlulc
_scns:Iliousnl vold are rcccixrcd bv another
, sct. Iris been follow-NI luv :ui interesting
. Inn stigttton lay two lmlinu phvsiolo
gists, whosc twperinwnts com toindi
cult-that xlxc \‘zu‘mlts‘ tnsles rcsult from
llIc I‘Xt‘ilin; of (Ilstincl .sers of nerve
fibres in the tongue. 'I‘IIe.g'xrolongzct‘l up
llllxlllltlil of ice rcquv‘ed llIc svnsibility
~\\'N‘K. sour, salt and I‘ll
Icr. (‘ocniuc dwslroy “d :cznl orurilv. of
\‘slllr‘t‘—*'(‘!l$ll|illly lor Iniltcr onlv.‘ t-‘lllt‘r
sullslnuces. such :.:~‘ cullvuu and Iimrpltin,
rt (lured tlIc power of discrimiunting In»
I\\t' ll tlIc tIill‘crI-nt dvgrtcs of lottery
Ililute sulphuric acid lnul :I peculiar cf
to t. musing Iiistillel un'cz‘ and oven
t Is lv‘uor of It“.
~*s!ct as usual.
._..________ -
Amazing" Speed of tho Pita-tun.
'lhe much be? ltd >I“:|lll engine, the
lll“ll\'.' powcrs ol which have constantly
- to II * tcudcd uud lcncu ml, is but :\ poor
(mulI‘ivIIm-c by Ilu- sidc'uf tln- pigcou,
which, with his sclllt‘ontslued Iueclmn»
ism, (XIII. not only trawl :Il amusing
‘I‘In d, but can “4.0” for on cxlrnnrdh
nary ’ period. The px-rtounruu-c of the‘
pigeons which luzcly Ilrw tr m London
llrusscl» is :l~'ulllltlill1:. Thcy were
3 loosed from their baskets. some :tuu truv»
\. .\\.,on Sunday,
:uid tlIry completed the journcy of 1M!
, Inn's u'illun :I minute of 1 o‘clock. ll:t\'~
I: -‘ Ilonn the distance in live hours and
forty onc mtuutcs that Is to my, llIcy
wcnt :tun hull-miles in 1H” minutes“
Inorc than :1 mile in two minutes, and
this sustained for uculy six III-UT“. It is
it) be assumed that. llicy lost no Iiismnce
. ”3,- ‘Hru- s: "‘: \\'( It
\“v‘ ( Ii “1 1:; ‘i "if 1:, in“: Ill 1 , d “‘1': and that thcv went the shortest wuv to
. ,. . -.- . m ., , a . _ , .
ii,“ bir‘l '1‘ H. 1,”: {‘ll‘lll‘ll ‘ , ‘ “:11“, Brussels; ’but it IS reportcd that
, . , w, . ,. .5 , . .
‘u'. ‘ ‘ ‘1 ._ X . V’. I . ' tIu-v encountered n. scvcrc storm
on us \vcstcrn sulc, : ‘Id this is not lln~ ~ . ‘ _
- . . > on _tlIeIr puwuge, and wen mun
probtbly councclcd With the earthquake who Ins lvullcd » 'Ii‘r‘linst “- lIiu'lt
.1, (“sh :Ind sl Sill movement‘- of depress “ ‘ ‘ 5‘ r
siou which II we occurred in North
America: It is possible. that these
slow: and wcalnr muchm-nts may go on
unintcr:uptcdly until cousideruble
t'lla‘ttg‘ex‘ are produced. but it is quite as
likcly that they may be retarded or re—
vnzscd." He adds: “It is parsiblc, on
tII~ other band, ‘tlmt after the lougperiod
may be u new settlement ,ol the 0 can
lml. :Ictompzinr d with foldings of tire
Cant. (specially on the westcrn side of
the .\tl;ln‘ic, and possibly with rcncwcd
In eitln-r case a long time relatively to
our limitcd human cltronoltuy may ins
tt-rvt-nc before the occur-twice of any
marked change.“ r~«.\}~r_ I'm-£- [IN-.1131.
Chewing thei'CIul.
Thomas D. lluird says in the :(ew York.
T117: Mr: A Vcry large tribe of animals,
aniples, chew the cud. They do so be
cnnsv their peculiar organs of digestion
rcfinire it. They can get tin-tr pI-rfcct
* They
E statrmcnt is not strictly corrm t, for the
l entire digestion is done in at single one—-
i that which is called the fourth—the other
threcbcing only iluces for preparatory
‘ \vork. 'l‘hcir foo Is swallowed without
3 being much chewed: the. chewing is 10'
I come later. 7 When this partially chewed
I food is swallowed it passes directly into
, the first stomach, which serves only to
l sunk andsoften the coarse food. When
the first has done what it can the food
passes out of it into the second, and then
the cow or sheep is ready to “chew the
cut . ‘ . - * .
The second stomach while soaking the
food keeps it in motion, and gradually
rolls it up into masses. so that in the
small upper part there is found an ob-
long solid lump of the size that we rec—
ognize as the “end.“
_ throws n
This the animal
into the mouth and chews
wind wvll under tnnds what that means.
It is obvious that in fair weather, to say
nothing: of what might have been done
with a favorable breeze. very much bet-
tcr time Could have been madc. As it is,
186 miles, is almost equal toertltc nvcrngc
time in wlneh the winner of the'llcrby
runs his HI 0, and is superior to the time
which some few winners have made; it
is, indoedalmost 0. 111111 to the be~t record
seconds; for no one
~liglucst faith in the legends of liclipsc
and his mile :t minute. The American
in two minutes taught and ,threo-quartcr
second ». The best time made by a man
durnnce of these pigcuuslhnt makes their
work so wonderful. Migratory birds, of
course; come infinitely greater di tnnces,
though it is necessarily imposiblc to
Estimate their sport). — 14"14‘7)U.'¢' Standard.
A Nexicanl’ostoflieo.
The Mexican postoflice department is
a rather shaky concern in some respects,
but a lady correspondent of the Pitts-
burgh Dispatch. writing from the City of
Mextco, says the o’lieinls take the belt
for courtesy, or words to that effect:
There never were as polite postoflice
officials as in the City of Mexico, I am
sure.
Postmaster General, who speaks a little
English in such a fascinating manner,
told me he would give me alock box.
trouble to carry .the key.” “Then,
carry the key IIud‘you shall >till have the
box.” So, for five months I nscd the
letter box, and at. the end was told that
no’pny would be accepted; they felt
honored because I used it, etc. Nor
could the head man outdo his clerks in
courtesies. W'ith cap in hand the let-
oI‘ space between the rails of nearly a :
.
-\ contagious disease, believed by:
the s wed of these 'Iinenns, kr'rt u-i lor ,
. 5 l t
of :_I Inc-shone, over at mile, that record '
being about one minute and forty~two ,
now places the ’
trotting more Maud Sluts covered a mile '
is tleorgo‘s four minutes twelve andE
three quarter seconds: but It is the ens Q
When I first reached thu-e, that
“No, senor,” I replied, “it‘s too much ,
senor-Sta,“ he answered, “the clerks shall i
f “TWO YOI‘NG MEN WI") (‘AMl-l T0
LIV E IN THE CITY."
who i\'., 2h.
It was Monday, Scytunborlo. ntn countr
depot. Two 3 out]; mun are to lake the cars:
to tho city. Father brought tlIoIn Ill ll “Tuna
with two hunks. 'l’lIu t‘~‘(‘lllllg.‘,‘ before at the
old homo was rather a std time. The nonh-
‘ burs bud gntlu-rcd in to say go klrlrve. Iu~
(iced, all tho Sunday afternoon thvro lmj
‘ been a strolling that way from adjoining
forms for it unx grncr'lly known that tl.‘
two boys tho next In iruzug \vcro going- to
city to live and to \leulu neighborhood .
intorcstul. smnu hoping; they would do we]
and others, without snyIII: :Iuytlmtg, hog-In:
for thcm a city l‘uiEIu‘c. 8min; on the l’vuclI
talking (nor the matter. the uo'gltimrs \vnull ,
interlard tlIcIr wuvorsltion about the whoa!
cropol‘ Inst. summer and the apple crap \‘ct txi
begnthcrel \\ ith reIIInrksnlIout tho citrpros-
Ports of Eduard and Nicho‘nx‘. -
wet-u Ilu- name; of tho two yuuu; men: I-le.
I‘Iil‘wnrd. ulth digit two years youugvr. hour;
I ulvkcrto learn. know us mu It as Ni ’Iluills‘.
'1 boy wore bull: lu‘owulnmul and In‘urtv and
one through all tlt:~ en . IIlquuti‘ouu-
try sports by which muscle Is devuioled zlul
. the elmst filled out.
Futhor and Illnllli‘l‘ on Mondny morning
had both I‘ysu‘vmi to go In lh ~ depot \vltlI tho ,
boys. but the III “or at tho Inst lllO'ht‘llI
, backed out, and she said that. St‘lll"IlIl\\' slIo
folt quIto “'qu that morning, and had uw
appctitu for it day or two, and so concluded
to ray go “4-) o at the fruit: door of the old
le‘Act‘, \l’lmm slxo “out nul when. she. did
alter lllt‘ wagon left I lcmo other IIIIvtlIcrs t I
guess The brvnklust tlIIu :s stool ulnmst
till noon before [buy wow clI-arud nwnv. llut
little was sol-I on the \\ ay tn the I'mlruinl tn
tit-‘n. ~\stlu~ lonmuuvo “It silo nus Innrd
comm around the Pill \o tho futln r put out
his II:III I, soumwlml knotlc l at
and unc of tho iotnrs still‘encd \
n \vonud from a \I‘) the, and «u:
Edward, gmsltlno, .\I<‘II~I;I~‘ ‘It‘vc gnnl
cnrvot onIrsI-lvvsnnd write us .~mu as you
' €34 IIll‘lI‘ and lvl Its kn I\v lruv.’ tlwvtreut {o I.
our III-Ilin’r “till “unions to Ill :It‘. ‘ d
“IIIImI l‘VI‘
Inuniv-l in llIo \ tv tlmy snuglltuut with '
(‘ousnluuldu inquiry ‘of [\Illi'h‘lltx‘n on sl‘t‘vl
(‘vrlu-rs urd uni-sunning ul‘ cIIr-III'in-Is tln-
two t"‘llllll.‘l‘v Inlcslalulbluncuts1-» \vhi ‘ll tln-v
“mo dost nod. so far apart tlI:It tlu-rcnt‘hr -
tlII-y «dd-LII saw cut-h other. tor it is :stun-
' Isluu; tum tar :uart two [s-rs-ms run l~o in
a
tlIll'rn-III. I'rn ‘tiz'nlly n IllIXl-IZ'EWI Illlit“ {rt-III
lloulm; til‘m‘ll to (Hun! sin el 01‘ from A!—
lnntic :I\ I-nno t-I Fulton.
txduunl. h m; tiw volume", v.\‘ must lmk'
nfhn‘ IIIIII lixsl. Ht‘ I‘lcym‘ nus Ill u) .
..."lwt‘\‘ Ill all In In». MI ll llll‘l‘J
siu‘luu, .Vll’ll skillful Illlllu’n‘ll of r :
and woman to display goods on. suvi
cf (Hrll I“) s. s t\ h lIIJIIeIIw st >cl. of
and n uhulu- nunnuulitymf mupluv {M lIIs
head i» I ouI‘IIsml us It‘ so ms dropped lzkl~ u
p0: II o in U o gr" n! own" If Illlslllt‘:\s Ila.
“IIIuc you such that gl‘venlwl'u tru-m lll-‘
country " \\ luspcxs youn: untu to \1 on;
man. “III- I\ III sII~~lI an»! u do urluxcnl. \\ u
will Imus to bronk Ill!“ In H III . naght " lid-
\\':I:d »t.-u»l» ll? ll.‘ new plum» I‘IIIIH\ .snlio no»
nick tout :my Iuo Izent ho cu dd ii IVI‘ vru-d
.nlautl If lIIs pl itlv- luId unl suppzi‘n- d t‘\t‘l‘\'-
thing. Horn and IIlI‘H‘ a t. or ho r :l‘ 5" s~lv
daslusi u‘l lbs though it \u-ru {In It Ixrt.chIi.it
ovum-ll i I the hood. Ilut smut: ui \‘uu ;\ll"\\'
lid“ :I Milan-.4 on" tools “hon set down In u
(‘IIV K’l s!I:III;.:~n*.s llzvl‘enl‘lvr lu li4lIt bis on n
battles and u-i I110 nrnr Ix) snvutng tn . :xl‘c
“Indium Ito li\rs \~l‘ \IM‘S. 'I llx‘ \ t'nllt‘ \‘I' at
d wort, n ur-ullI‘s jwul‘lu v to III" tilst ettlc-
XIII III, Is not mu II mum swim-In .
lln! that on um; as tho Ilv'ltl‘ for Vin-in:
ha~ c Into, thn-ru uro (Wu or lll‘ \w-unzr I!" H.
who sitlloup ,tu I’dnnrdiuud :I’sl. mm m' lIo
Ilkvs Ill!‘ \‘ll \'.:\:ld \\lll‘l\‘ h - t‘\]h‘t‘ st I *,: ~ tlm‘.
“Lilli. I‘ll‘i it In- w. ultlltlm them to shun lum
llxo sights. IIc lll.IItl.sllImIt. and so) ~ lIo \I::t:l
Imxc lutul;c mmc ovouiugs tor unpacking:
nu~l IIInkIu; nrrnnu‘umuls, : . lI-~ ins Just mt
rIvml, l-xzt szns that utter n \\ hale ln- “Ill lw
glad to nv‘ccpl IIH'H‘ company, :\ ter spur-Ila
In; two or tlu‘co moulngs iII,lIis II urdm:
’3‘;
house roam. walking up and down, lump: ‘
In IlI-~ burn null or nnol I I‘lIrwnIu It; tnrro'
at tho tIIIn~ trn' rvligious no“ sin; crs. . so It
pri cs :oltnu vd thmr subs ‘i‘tpnnu I sh. :Ind
n‘tur tm in; an hour with tho that It Innsmd
l‘\l‘l‘ mad nut-.I cunninmu his “at h to s o u
it is 1mm t I
o‘clo-k at night. or evou nInI- u‘rlo ‘ix. \\ II
It!“ cl‘ ‘ nu ‘ IM‘ r~sol\ \' \r u t‘ ~I w-
.“ 'u‘ I, _~‘\ “\‘uu~tlf rt m tall!
store.
Soon tho uigltt
out tomtluu‘. Although Iii. s IIJI‘ y Is
largo It“ Is «lotto tlusli \\ :tII parka money
\\ Illt It the old folks guvv Illlll :lltox an “L: up
for so I o tun-I. Ilv cnu‘mt l-u lllt‘3tll and li we
hvl
l'rivnlsnredoiugnll Illl‘ val‘IllS)lIt‘u~'1llt‘:lllII _
.\l tltn door of places ,
so lIc runs the bills.
of nutusouu‘nt IIIs runwun. "Is cannot litul the
change, or lltry n-n-nlcntnilv lull Is‘luud Just .
us tlw tit-lust vilicv is ugsplouclml. or then my
the; will tnztko It all right uud “III (119!“-
solyos 1 «y llh‘ new time.
nud on limited with the Killlt'rllr \gw ‘l:i"ll‘:ll‘
sin.
have lllllll|‘llli|ll‘l_\' Iopulsv l. but \In no out
puui-ul luv lwwitcluug orI-lnostru. sin a-md
gilded pillars and III-"'I‘uils upholst my. sin
urrnyed 1n all the ultra-thrust]: It t‘iopmhfl‘s .
of darkness in comb Inhon tau nrrnn:u to
umguctnu It you“; mun, is \ery dill‘I-I‘vn!
from sin in its loyalist-ac nul Illsgusting
.slm', c.
lint nl'tur a few nights, lwiug very Intcout,
he says :
this, My lu-nlth won't «and this. My r111—
talion won‘t stand this ‘ ludvol one of tho
business firm ouo night from his privntu box,
in whit h be applauded u play In which ntte
(tides and plintscology o - 'urnxd which. if
Lalo-u or ultored In It s own purl tr, “’I‘Elld
have causal him to shoot or slab Ile‘at‘Idl‘ on
the sxwtcvfrom this Illulhtu‘li‘t‘d bov see: in
a cheater pin o the new dork of his store,
and is ltsl to ask questions about Ills lnl-ns
and wondem how. on tho stlnxy tho lmusc
. pays him, be ran-do n: In! (loos. I‘Zdwnnl. to
recover his I hysicnl vig -r and his tiImnmxs,
' stops a “hilly nnd sp- n ls 'n tow more N 011‘-
ings examining tln- K'Il!t\llliis:un t]; \ wall and
counting tho mat ‘lies in tho numb box. or
‘ nos down in the lionniitu-lwusu parlor to
our the gossip ab -ut tlw other boarders or a
. dismurse on the in sufficiency of the table
fare. eons‘dcring thI pri o lut‘dwtin- criti—
: cism sov‘oro in prorortiun as the fault finder
pa) Ijttlo or is resolved to leave uncommon?-
ouslv and pay nothing at. all. .
‘ “Confound ill" erfes the young man, “I
cannot stand this life any longer, and I must
go out and see tho world.“ The some. young
1 men and others of a now lnt'gera :quamtnnco
' are rand v to escort him. Thom is never nu."
lack of such guidance. ,
, go the whole round of sin ho can tin l plvnty
, to take him, a whole rogiment who know tho
' way. But after. awhile Edward‘s mom-y Is
all gone. He has: re viral his salary again
and again, but it was spent before he got it.
1 borrowing- a little hero and a littlo there.
i \tht shall he do now! \Vhy, he has seen in
l his rounds of the gambling tables men who
i put down a dollar and tmknpteu, put down
‘ a hundred and took up atliousmnj. \\ by
' not ho? To re ‘onstruct his finances he takes
a hand no.1 wins; is so pleased he takes!!!)-
other hand and trim. is in pbrenzy of delight
and takes another hand and loses oil.
When he first-came to this city Edward
was disposed to keep Sunday mometness,
reading a little and going newtstonally to
hear a sermon. Now, Sunday is a day or
rarouml. He is so full of intoxicauts by: 11
o‘clock in the day he stagr'ors on the street.
Some morning, Ed ward. his breathstench—
fnl with rum, take his place in the store. .Ho
i is not fit to be there. He 15 ltstlm or sally
or importinent or in some way‘ Improper mt.
* and a messenger comes to lulu and says:
“The firm desires to see you In the private
office.“ .
The gentleman in the private ofllee savs:
“Edward. we will not need you nny more.
= “'e owe you a little mono): for sorvmes Since
we raid you last uni here it IS." _ ,
““‘hat is the matter!” say! the youn"
man. "I cannot understand this. Have
done anything!“ ‘
The reply is: "We do not wish any words
with you. Our engagement With each other
is ended."
n TlLMlGE’S turn.
~L ext: “Ponder the path of thy feet.“— -I‘rov~ ,
I f
for them ‘
~ . I \vnrd, sevcutout, ‘H:tl .\l“ll\lfl$ nineteen In" I
gene l’nunon. and presented to the Parts g ‘ ' ‘ ..
lame I‘ll): especially It thou" lI-Iluts nro,
It‘lll‘t‘. and it Mx‘ms that but :
com-w “lion tlIcy nronll >
I-Idwnrd, :Iccus- '
tomel to turn] lilo Ir \‘Illtgu ltl‘c. Is du‘ml ‘
I’lniu :Iud blunt int [oily Iidunrtl \\'\vllI|I .
“I must stop, my purso \\ ou‘t stand ‘
If a man wants to ,
“Out 0! emolument!" What does, that
mentoagood young man? It means on
gent-ion begins end ends.
and loo n11 sorts of unuttern’blethinze. \
r.
came to town.
home for three months.
i matterf‘l say the old poonlo at home.
- to lind out.
“Your sum! qu :orry t.) suy,is on the
wrong tradt."
night in u plnco‘ot' alau‘lonmont. Tho father
says. “My 5m. come with mo. You" In illlul‘
has wut lllt‘ t! bring yo I h Into. 1 hour you
are out of money and g-Iud victims and you
know as long as wu lye you can have a
home." “Como ri;ht nwnyi“ he says. put:~
tin: lus Innd on the \‘I‘llll‘: In In‘s shduldz-r.
. In 'III-Igry tuno l£.l\v:r‘d rop'im: “Talia
l your lands ntl In}: Yul mmd _v Iurown
lmsiuc-S. I will (In a: I plozru. 'l‘uko‘ your
hnudls utl‘ of me or I. will stri».o you d Iwu'
You go your wnv :III I l w.“ ;:o mine."
Inornixu—for i1 is by this tiluutw 1 o’clo w in
tho mmning. tlIc t'ml. ~r :MN tot'It‘I‘lt ; hum-s
ol‘ his son .\.l|‘h01.t.\‘. and. rings the la.“ and
1'1"ng again and again, and It ~o am us if no
answer would ho KIYOII‘ but, ut‘tvr'n. while a
window is hnI .t ul nu l n voico ct'i»:
" “‘1st them f"
“It Is Inc," says tlw ol l mun.
“Why, tumor, is that you f“
In a minute thotloor is oponod an 1 the so!)
says:
“\Yhut in tho world Ins lxrunzltt you to
lit-I day this Il-‘lll‘ of tlni nub! ." ’I '
, .
‘ your :qutlu‘r would go stark crazy-um nonr-
III: from IIIIII. nnl I find out; that. It Is \vors.)
With him than I .s‘zspc -led.“
“ Yes“ says Nicholas, “1 bill not tlt . lmart.
to write you anything Ill-~11! It. I lituo tri Id
my lust with him and all in vs?“ Not i:- is
nltcr two o‘elI ok.“ says XII-Indus t: his
fntlm‘, “and I will take you to a ho l. ‘
Hu n c «mf-Irtnblp I ouch in that house the
llIxI t’ntlu-r lu-s xluvvu, roam“: sloop fur a fow
hours. but no \It‘t‘;"(‘t,)5ll"‘i. \\'hu - Imus“ is
It? “on Icntul lIv Its sou. XIle-I‘ . 'I'lto
law! is tl H! St ‘Illllll< soon oft Ar cumin: t)
llio wily ll~‘('\lllt‘ iud.s_;wnsthlo in HI:- I‘JIZI‘
III-‘l‘vetll us!:\I-II~IIIncnt “her“ It - “as g-lu c I,
“(I l‘nt-w. “Int lnvv pI-rsuns know, that while
In all depart sums of busiu ‘ss uul Inc-“unn-
ism :m-I art tlu-Io is nsurplus of pool-lo of
ordinary :llmll ‘uliuu uud ordnmr ' tIl.!,:I‘III‘I‘_
llh‘li‘ is n .‘nut s~ army and nlw ‘ bus l-Iwn
o grout s army of 11mph: w‘u my . I‘u n‘ v
u] poupln to do things po ‘l‘Iy or tnlcl‘ahly
\vcll. lug! \cry Iv“ clcrm or busmcss IIIcII or
run lumirs who can d I spl-uItII-lly wo'l, .\-\-
pr c n!in.; this. .\lt‘llul;l\ lnhl res Ilvol to do
s I grnuvllv Ilut tho brhiuoss lirm v-vultl not
d-r w. mun: lulu. " Almavs u‘ Ins plur- Munro
tho rtnm‘ ho was 1‘0 llllltxl to l unto. A‘w vs
at his plum n Itll'onl‘tI-rovcr» h I ly ha I; In“
:\s cxlt‘e.x.oly polu- to th so who do ln-d
pun Inhiu: us lo llhhu “II I Inn-Io liar; . \ur
' clms-s. ll» drunk on \vum. fur ho suw It
was t’lr- cuususuqu-nt of llluilltllilt‘r. und’
“Ill‘ll nny one us‘snl lIIul t \ t:I‘~.n <«illlV'I‘Jll;
II"\III=I “.\’u_' \\'IIII tho pl'ulnr intmullrm
“1:! Im-nn! no. H s conversant-n was :lI\\‘:\\ s
as pun- u~ It III‘ sis’a-r hull boot lI~t~-:I.u.:.
"u “out to "I! pin *0 of :IIIIusomI-ut wln‘ro he
wo‘dl l-o nslnmed to dm. llK‘ III-var Int nr
L‘nmldol own nt nrhurch fair. \\‘h'n lm
\\'.'l‘ at tho IIJJIKIRII; Il \uscn't'lorl'.“ :n'. all
It is now oan the yous since Edward
He used to write home once I
awe-k at tholongest. He has not. written .
“\Vlflt cm be the , disgt‘at‘oful surrealist
Ono L then: is honorable and
Saturday morning the fntlnr pntsonthe best render.
apparel of his wnnlrobo and guys to the city 5 to
“ulnho has not hot here for a long .
while,” say the gentleman of the firm. 5when
“
‘ ‘ ,
3 cry ml the voices or righteousness “(lune
With us!“ cry all the vnives of sin.
.\ow the trouble is that manv
As wc all know,
dignified. s'lr—
as whvvn in small hot yioldi
_ ‘ supormr trundle“). It. is no bn~
nulmtton for a thousand men t) firm to
ten thousand. It is better UN“ to Loop on
. them can be no molt except:
5 that o! massacre. llut th use who surroudnr
. to sm mnkvn surrender whnn on thoir bidn
make
,
i
l
t
l
The old father goes bunting him from plum I ““1" Imvo “Pill-fit rj‘ii‘t‘w‘ lord‘s 1" rout It“
to Ham and (‘otnoi Silil lcnljv up In lIiru thn’ l "I“ :1erst "I I‘W‘I'I'lml “‘helllt‘l‘ I01 0“ It"
: \Tllfll-flt]t'lllt‘~!lt\_’!‘fl§lllt.‘l‘ culls livlialor Bot“-
. mind) or Apollyon or Abndalwn or Arinl. Tho
disgraceful thing about tho surrender at
as: dun was that tlm Fran ~h banlml over 4“
tu-ld guns and Initraillcusos. six thousand
horses and chill! v-t bros thousand armed men;
3 And It is lose for hot mun t I sarren lor to
f sin wh an all the nrmnxm-uts of A’lmiflxli-
, mass would lntvo who do l t ) tho tron! blight.
, his battle if he Ital waved onceanu-st sl- ‘
; Ilut not Ilt‘ surwnrlerol lMJv. Inlud. ml
‘ rcputatlon. horn», pmliurm, {into and our
That Satunln)‘ lll.‘llt or rather Suudnv ‘ “RF-“1““ 5"“ all “1“ l““¥‘"‘.""f IIISL‘I‘Tifiim“
nu ‘estots were on his sil- and all the prof
orczl uid, suprruul, chorubic, sernpblr, arch-
enmilie. drilu‘. .
We haw talked so mum thrla'v't few “N‘s
. about the abdication of Alvxnujor, of Bul-
; gurus, but what a paltry throtm “as that
: which the unhappy Kin: dvsmnrlml com wired
l wIt‘I the nlvltcouou of that youn;.r man or
' upon a heat-on
Itnddlongod mun or ul 1 man who quIt . tho
throne of his opportunity and turns his back
. . y thmnn and tin-up: olf into
Ignozmuy and everlasting exile.
In
throne, and whenfi rm’gnm: monarch is jenl~
nus of sumo ambitious rolntiu- Int has his
eyes extinzuishod so that ho cnuu It possilnlv
over t‘utuv‘ t ’v crowniu; An I that so :zvst's
tljo-litl‘oron‘o ln‘twoan’tin- our sin and di—
\ mo :rnco takes hold of a man.- The former
blurls him so he may non-r rI-n ‘II n thrown,
whilo tho luttnr illmuéues the blind that he
Inn v tu‘m coronation. ,
\th this school)? I how» music up I“?
mind that unrclty life is dour-wing too many
Young men. There comm in. {Ivvrv Supt-sm-
IL‘Z‘ n‘I-l} l ~txslwr..n largo inllux o’ulmse lus-
twu-eu stvl-n-u and tw wit our yuam of ago.
' mtl Ncw York and Ilrnu‘~:ivu damn at least
atlmusrtn-Iof tlIwII "vm'v vI-nr.
Tin-y am
f slmvrlotnll‘ and down with In more coup
puuctmn than that wuth uni ‘II a coal hunver
s Hum th I antlu‘n-‘ltu int. ,I a dark collar.
\\‘h~tt \vttlt Um “in cup and tho gummy; ‘
di 0 :url the svm‘let- \‘2l“ll‘l!llY‘I.“$. In young
‘ ntauwflzhout tho gran: of Uml'is $121! ten
“liullll‘fi.
llwrn Is much Iliscusdon n‘m'ot which is
tltI 'wors: cltv of tho cutttiuutt. Sam»:
.sa)‘ .\I~w \«v‘k. s-qu say New Nil-nus,
s nun say (‘11: . _:n so no suvh't. Louis “'hut
l Imu- to my is you cn
par sou lwrw» en tho I'u‘initl -s aul III all our
I-n \es the IR'III‘IIHIII‘WJ sI-clnsinlinim, \\'.-klnp
nuzrou Iumn‘ mills running dnv and ni.:lIt
3o! rye nulls tmr cotton In "A. '20»! millsof
: corn or \viu-Il. In! nulls ft r grinlm; up
: l‘?‘ llllliz‘t'llv-‘I
. salami:
mou. hoops-s
S sch nro a‘l th - m‘-n:~sll I; s
Sn lI arr :dI thn '
Sun-h are all the b l ism of :nlumy.
‘ and We do tlm work a v-srvliug tnlnw an I “o
the artistic d-‘vclulun-‘nt ho could pussildv 1
l‘ncvivu ll‘nlll tlw rhrmnoson this wall IIu luv
gun t ~ study that win-It \anlitl help limit to
promotion. sI.I 2y rmnmmslup, symh bit-g.
*s of sit-\‘t-ssfu‘. "it‘ll, or “out forth to
I s of mu - wn: amuwmcnt and to \3 on:
Men‘s t‘hrozt‘nu .\\'\"Cl.‘l[u.l“§. zuIAl \\'.Is not
whom-ml lu l‘u to Ind :u n church pain-x"
IIu-ntmg. llo r mi from posdrm l I [mum-n
and from nun \:ll'll‘_\' t \ :In ~III ‘r <:\l:tl‘\.
Univ tlxo yours in t anI nudyc. he has ,
route! IIIs mvn It tus‘ urn s.::t ol‘xI-o nus. H t _'
\wry Eugo. but u II-ml‘o I
, 0 on nigh In :t‘ I
Imp m~s~lutu~ a typo I
III‘ u cu.
lIl“ ,
turn out a now 5;: lst awry b lur. and grind
up wuuu II-‘nrts and clear hudxand tho
ca'lhalmu! nci-lv-r mdl is not morc N‘l‘ll- '
rn'ol \\ xrh tho lu-x't-rnxo than the ground
nl- Int all tlmsc sn‘Il Ilvs'rnvm: institutions is
\fluralo I \vltlItII ~lIl «ml us" \‘irti-ni “'o suv to
I. "I: lslnni III~i;lI‘--I:'lt on is nul \'Ill:\:lu:
"N-nd us more sIr-Itly," nut t \ \le 'Itcrstt-r
and FM ‘2‘ and all tho utln-r c suntius of Sew
York: “Send us morn tux-n and we'uonto out
uxulnr tho \\ tun-I“. \hn- us full t‘l:32l»“ u‘nvl
“'o vou’d thud up in the numb-lull mill tivo
hundred n Iinv. WI- lIflVn'I'H‘lzlJl llllI-.‘Illll"."\';
w» buy e enough Inon who can rnu.t.lzo:'n.
til; o us Inon‘ h nuns t I ~ru~lI‘ thy-o us more
l‘ill‘t’llktl hearts to puln-ri 'o‘ I‘m into the
hum-or tln- uar lrult-s and the fa‘nllv [hides
and tho Iiu~lt§n~ol of \zivns‘ and children.
tlIvu us more Int» .nl for thvso might v mills
III rni mus tln-onl Illl'lt"'\\'.lll Il'\‘I-l\t'l‘ luv-f _ will b um wot \utlI tours and sulphur-on;
tn lI.m~l comes I-rytngduun stnxt‘st 1 t‘w table. l \\‘Ilh wooaudrtrI-‘nlzliu;
l
thorn urn f-Iur | u \nzts t‘llh' for WWII st l» :
you“: mum and uppus t‘I tn Illlll' tho best
blessing: tlsu’. :\ that of union» g-s- luris can
bestow. tl:t‘lu“)‘, n :uo l \\ It ~. and mu nuullmr '
stdu lbw luglt I‘liur ltilwl with Ilimplml :m-I =
l‘ollw‘uu; git-c tlI'It um 4‘s t’I-i :ruu lfzttlwr i
iru sen-.1 ~ out-ill) while lm has a brolmu g
Irv: ‘t wIlIIIu ,
“‘nil. as 1 said it was Stimuli n Il ‘Nix‘h- 3
: “Ins IIIMI has l'uzlr‘r know u: that. III":’\‘ l\ no ‘
; pin o s I ntnhruznrinto {or :I trouldol <5 III as
Ilu' Ina-,po ut‘ Hod. tlul “our way to churn. i
i It is . u no: mum day, nud what is tho Ill ‘
"mu \ }||l"tl"_\c‘ to <91) Ins \A“
, ntslc \- .tlx min of the $:I\‘v‘l
‘ I!!!“ h) In‘ a cbur ‘II otli inl.
tlm
Ittss‘ II mu th‘ =
mill vs, slur-hug .
'l‘uo it t was
that Nicholas from tho start in city Ili!‘ bun.
l the tics! \vuvo of i‘il)‘1"lll:d!\li\l‘l st u ‘k‘TtmI
bu In I fol! the u- 01 of I‘u‘im‘ 2: tilu't m 9.311
l!i\ mo plutm‘t’on and In prnyi": lot i s \II;!;{.
n Iegutwmtwl II inn. and lml l am-vl th I!
multtmst of all rumor. that mi- nun: .1 all
, proto :ti-iu. llmt IIIi;lItwst of a‘l rc of troo-
Iucnts. IIlt‘ mult'puh-II!:mdum‘t'pot xx: :I‘:I.‘\ 5
of Nod, ml you mr'lt us “(‘Ilthruvv lit srlw ;
(I I“ u :I ‘ st tlIlu' .nr. twp - ‘ltzx :l Mics-tr ‘y '
it, as “ith :Ill llI-~ rnIIIhinI-I tulip n'iuns nf
t‘fll‘lIl :Ind Iluil try to ovcrl‘n‘nwu young man
r uh I an tIIItllt‘IIily soy: “Kind is my refuge
and sIrcnz‘lI.“
t‘nnu‘. let us Iunnsun‘ Nicholas nrnunl lb.)
hen l, .\s runny invi‘ux of brain .1" any ntltvr
lllh‘iIIII-lll mun. ixt us In usu'c him
i around tlI - Iron-t. It is so large It tulo-s in
all tlIIn-nrth and all tlw beau-us. .‘ln dire
_ him around the wow. He has mow re.
‘ Sunt‘mrs‘ llttnniuel mug of any of than who.
3 on that 'Muud-Iy, Snpteut‘a-r 31‘. cunmin on
i any \5 the l‘rltIl‘olhIs from North. or South.
t
0T ‘ it, ur ‘Vfl‘t.
But that Soul-nth afternoon. while in the
Inn 1: room. Ntclt Ilns an! his {other nn- talk-
in: uvcr it new plan for tho n‘I‘lutuatiun of
Edward, them is a ringing of the d-mr ball,
and a. man “‘llIlfi uniform of a policeman
. stands there. and with sumo embarrassment
l and some halting, and in a rouudnbaut way
savs that in it light In some low haunt ot the
div Edward has III-on hurt. lie says to
Nirh ‘lns: “l heard that. ho \\ as some who
tion of yours and thought you ought. to know
“Hurt.“ Is he badly hurt?“
"Yes, verv badly hurt!"
“Is tho wound Inf-1‘13“"
“Yes; it is mortal. To tell you tho. whole
truth, .sjr,“ says the policeman. “although I
‘nn hardly bear to toll You, be is Ilend.”
S‘lh-n II" cries Niobolns. And by this time
that whole family are in tho hallway. The
father says: “Just as I foamd. It will kill
his mother when she beam of it. Oh, my son.
5 my son! “'ould to (lod I had died for th :e.
Oh, my son, my son!" -.
"Wash 0!? tho wounds,“ says hit-horns,
“and bring hlm right here to my house and
lot, there be all respect and gentleness shown
him. It is the last we can do for him.“ .'
Uh..whnt oltsequies ! The next‘dcor neigh-
bors hardly knew what was from: on, but
Nicholas and the father and tooth ~r knew.
Out of the Christian and beautiful home of,
= the one brother is carried the dissolnte
brother. No word of blame uttered. NO
harsh thing said. On the bank of camellia:
is spelletl‘mlt. the wont “Bnorfinn.” End
the prodigal been true and pure and noble in
life and honorable in death, he could not
have been carried forth with more tender-
ness. or slept in u more beautiful mud -n of
the data. Amid the IUUSellcd tztrf the brothers
Who Raft the country for city life live years
before now part: forever. '1‘ In last scene of
the fifth net of an awful “'33on of human
life is ended.
:What made the dlfl‘emnce betwoouthoie
two young men ! Religion. The one de-
pended on himself, the other depended on
God. They started from the same» home, had
I
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. n‘l‘ ‘1‘”
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the same opportunities of eiucation, arrived
in the city on the same day and It thrro was
any difference Edward ha! tho advantage,
for he was brighter and quicker and a l the
naighbors prophesied greater Strauss for ben' ,
than for Nicholas. But: toholl and wander
st the tmmendous issue.
theso'brothprs? Yes, knew than] won.
vou know their parents? Yes, futiuiat .437.
hat was the city, what the street, what tho
last names of those young man. You ha vo'
excited our curiosity, now tell us all. _ .
I will. Nothing in these chum tats Is fi-Ttl-
tionsexcept the mamas They are in every
cicv and in every street of every city and in
evérv cemetery. Not two of tho:n.but ten
thorfsand. Aye, aye! Right baforo mo to~
day and on either side of me null above m3
they sit on! stand, the in rulnomhla through
religious defence and the blasts l of city al~
lurements Those who shall have 10 evity
early graves of infamy.
mm»
.. ...,...-. no.
\‘oiees canto no -
out of this audience and say : Did you Julio}:
n
in beautiful homes and other: who shall re 4
And I am hare to- .
. with tlwoart b gunkz‘s
of an inmnswi Hod wh i \villiltnless our cities
h‘lbr‘lll, cover U“ up as out ‘k an I as Al‘. m as
in Allllh? of the your :9 \ usuviusavalnut‘hej
How-ulmmnm. .
I Ih. man or woman, p malar the path of thy
fm-t‘ Sm‘ whi it way van are suing,
ms? (in this sn-‘rnmontnl dnv wbwu tho
burnislt‘xl cltuli 1‘s stsntl in tho prosmt-u of
I’pfo. star; from tho futof the cross
lllll>‘\\‘ and lwnvt-n. l‘lntarch tolls us
that. ut‘tor t‘csar wa. slain and his tw.~nty~
3 taro \vo‘mds bat-I l-e-‘n dIstv‘nvcd to tho p0 )-
\le, HI'II‘I‘W": a'I unmourollnl-lo evvim-uom.
and the bwlv of the «bud wm-rus-rm‘, n ‘0‘)er-
iu; t I ancient custom. had been [ill “pal! tho
fu ueml p: lo and tho flunk-st! nmxpvoplc ru shed
which t‘Iov “ran t‘tfrut‘xzn too city, crying
tho glory «It tho as thinntml and tho
shame or his a~snssinntom (in this
' ":Iutcxttnl dnv “lien tho ttvo Idoolm;
.i I
woun ls ot‘ l‘ln‘is“, your King, are show: to
vmt and {no tlro's of his earthly su‘l’eriu:
blnv lwt‘nro vour imagination, on‘h “no of
\‘du take a tor 7h and star: heavenwnrd. a
im'vlt with I331: furvuttrse-lf and lizht for
otlxcrs, for the race that starts at the crass
ends in the throne. “'hi‘o tbs.- twcntvthrco
w-umds of lit-so? wrought nothing but tho
consternation of tho piople, from th‘
wonnls of our t'nnquarot‘ th:\"o flows II
truthful-min: pnw‘r u make n‘l tln un-
.‘ouut \Il millions “‘II) will are-apt. It forever
happy and fornror fro \.
x V ' .
Pl'l II A.\ ll I’Ol.\ T.
A swell dinner—Dried apples.
Gymnastic table wore-~tllass tumblers.
A strikingcxyressiou-"llit‘cm agin."
In favor of free coinage—'Thc countcr~
filter.
The bounds»
conclusions.
A nus—statement -—“Go and ask papa."
——.I[er‘rztant— Trawler.
Some one says: "Money is close.‘
Grnb'it than—A}: r Ila “r11 .V'Irs.
Sober second thoughts are generally
preceded byhcnduchcs.—- L't’r'rdun‘f Voice.
Thc eaglc is a tough bird, but when
it is put on the back ot a dollar it is legal
tender. ———.Vcrclmn t- Tm relc‘r.
“The Samtoga walk“ is the latest 3g:
ony. It probubly has a good deal of
“spring“ to it.—b’.mhm Hgmltl.
'You often hear :I woman say: “There‘s
no use talking,“ but she doesn‘t think
so just the sumo—«Xe r [lawn 3'. in.
“Table padding“ is announced by dry
good dealers. Stomach padding should
be the only padding allowed about: a
tnblc.—1’imy-1ne. ,
- It is said hops will induce sleep.“ ‘ All
the same, the more “hops” the young
of reasons—J nmpin'g at
9
3
people indulge in, the more sleep they
lose. -—.-V'urri.~totcn Ila-«Id.
Now goes each gentle maiden forth
To gather autumn leaves; _
And when she‘s stuffed her pocket. lull
the crows them up her sleevas
' —Buston Budget.
The superiority of man to nature is
continually illustrated. Xnture needs an
immense quantity of quills to make a
goose with; but a man can make a goese
of himself with» one.
A physiologist says that. :‘no man’s
body is as strong as his appetite.” _This
explains why a tmmp can eat a blgger
pile of vitunls‘in a day than he can saw
Wood-fibrristowu Herald.
“Go slow" is an expression that con-
tains much wholesome advice in regard
to fruwality, . but a school-boy would
never {bill}: of leveling such an axiomv'at
the school~room clock. —Pm-k.
The Simfin‘c American has a. very in-
teresting article on “Tobacco Blindness,”
but we‘ll venture to say that no smoker
was ever so tobacco blind that he could
not see the cigars stickinc out of the top
eta componion‘s vest-pocket—Pucb.
with evi ently as much satisfaction as the tcrs were handed out. If overdue change: $2333. with? ”gigs: I‘mltfiéfampgnf 38?; 3:953:32}! tfigméggtg .3: ti: 353': i , £33121???“ :
some art of mastication gives us when wen on them, they refused to accept an immovement “mi ”mum, 10,. higher {games thetwo experience, m, ”.0 dam- 1 “For you ma I’m a up- I. _
we at the most delicate morsels be- more. If the and was light, or the tram work. “Out 0; employment!" ‘Whnt does nies. thetwo worldsrthe two etarnltxas , She grumble: .
tween our teeth. When it is. sutficently had failed to make connections with 1-2! m: Jinan to a dissxpumd young mm? It sunning nth you at the forks 0! the mild E And plummet; .
chaired the mass is swallowed and its Past), and in consequence we. would be mm It lightning 0W?“ ‘3" " ‘10:”; something £18m “"16 tgltrgfi $3333.; a “I never dzd hke applo. .“S‘
plat” taken by another which has been out of mail one day, and would express °°ma3ma Wolf” on! m 22,“; m. “rutawmt‘ig wznfiogmmm, the right one. i A 6 ‘th t' “was; t’ uh“
rolled up in tho meantime. But the. disap intment, they would feel sorry, hornet ed ‘0 5‘“ ridden 1) night Thoreau 1,9!me “km andinthe ‘lb 03 w: t span can btach 3 ,n
“‘cud“ thus masticated does not return and t air svmpothy, so courteously ex~ mnmae‘hudm JMm‘ndmfiam. invis‘ble ondtenca bark or this—tor journd- tat yestonfico passed umedl' y own
to the mud stomach from which it pressed, would more than heal our dies “mammal,“ mun yin: auctioneer] ismhsgouegflfi Elma? “03mg the street. “1;? uniting annals; asked o
came; it smoothly into the third. appointment. and nuke mthink thatwg that each step was a tu- chamomile fillwfityéim or Cl“. Imam—l “y, in “ Intuit: l' ell, I?! 0, “We;
a place or addifionnl lubrication, end could do without letters may day: in ‘ m‘f'3fiugm “"ku mm” m m > ”I $3 o limwdohe stagimi?’
then into the fourth, where the true di~ order n to seethoee black eyeenoften , m ‘50 h.“ mgy‘wmhgfimur least bit M 5‘ _- ,- 7, , the
~"‘,‘"s~
. _ 'I‘imt is on ,
, nlulIcatIon enough to shoi‘k a universe.
“03!. lilwntxl h,“ brought me here. I feared Persia thov mll not have a blind mun on tho
Inuko Inule eon'r ’
'nldm; ,
. . Will ,
you lIavo thodtstny of Edward or Nieln- ;
f i
W
A Rose~Eallaz Reptile.
liken the Zoo gets \mssz-ssion of an
animal that won‘t eat, the vulgar might
any It wns avcry happy thing (or the
garden. It costs thousands out of tho
meomc to feed b 'ast, bird and fish: and
whexrthey get a reptile which manifest!
a. (let him! disinclinution to eating, it is
rcztsunahlo to think tln- Innuagcrs‘of’tho
Garden‘s :InanCcs would draw an easier
brrnzh.
. This animal that doesn‘t ml. is the
Iguana, all the way from I‘m il. Thu
State lmnrd of Fisheries t‘ommissionsol'
Massachusetts first got him. ’l‘hcv net-er
guve themselves :uIv concern about the
truling incident ofdhis not rating. Be
‘ was presented to the Xoolvgical Society
of l'hIlndehia. with the ngrecmcnt
that, if he should die, tlzc remains were
tube forwarded to the Smithmnénn in-
shtutiou for examinationsand inquiry. ~
The point which the Fisln'rics (humus-
sinners secured tube In doubt about was
thr physiology of It's chewing apparatltS.
In other words, tin-y were not sure
whether this rcptllc is capable of work-
mg the snntc amount of injurv as u rem
onions snake. ‘ ,
Its head has the shop:- of a large snake.
except that it is horny on top, verv like
a. rhinorcros on a small srnlc, find is
3 created like a toaster, the ccmb like
. tectlt running back from the tips of his
l pose to tire rcnmtrst corner of his tail. ‘
’ Ihc neck Is'flabby and partly covers the '
head when draw n hack—another point
of resemblance to lil'} rhinoceros on A:
3 small htalt‘. 'l‘ltc lolly is t'zom ten 10'
lonrr- the h ugt‘) ovcr all,
. twelve inches 3..
as if speaking of the distance between
f tlu- sum and st In of a ship, is about
, four foot. The color is something like
golddnst. It bus a bronze Ilu": with
{smdl spe‘ks running tlitoriuh it like
‘ crytuls of n 1;” an Inc The bodv has
inc: “‘lllt r0; ul~ivc looking claws: and.
t‘n- lit-:III, which is largcilms a wide
mouth.
\Hicn this sunny specimen cu:
tln- Zoo, the rllzlilf<lllllxe§ w-rc s
from their quarters in out: of the
' glass C
. r largo
..scs Into cn-i of unall'r dimcn-
. .oxzs. and the l;lial).'l was given :t homo
‘ Iii;v enough for his I: Ily, but not «into
. Ion).r enough f -r his tail. This he holds
~ In a Itarscrh- e»i'llf\'t,‘ gay-sition, and puts
In ncnrly all his tine ~l» cping.
For days ; tu-r l2.» cuneihc keepers of-
fer-«l ltiuI evcrv temptzng articlcol'rcnzile
foul tltcv I ould xlzink uflntwitlouf the
least succt- s. I: ma le' no difl’crcnce
“II“IIIC.’ it was brt :ttl,o- tfianlfi’?!‘ :I mouse,
or a kittvn. Thr iguana ignore] them
in cold silt-:tcc. 'l'ln- kccpt‘rsch-rc gettiuv
\vorriul. Days passed without the Br;
:illluh cut-i -~i:y p:t»~inf_v any rcptilc nour-
Ilimmsx into his digs: tire int..- ior. The
pmllm was just as ;.:luoylng :I- it was
e :rqus, . ‘
l-‘in ,‘lylty more accidentllcml chpc-r
lyrnes lhrcw a rosc into tit ' cage. ”is
unmtnsliip upon d l.i~ cyos \\ idv." mnckéd.
its lips voraciut md the :.c.\t tlzin‘:
lm‘. 'I’llv iguana lonkril
as If he could have can-n :quithvr one and
:«I vcrnl were brought. i no after another
the st'nngc rcptile mm llrmi‘x 5“ n‘lmvcd
them all with . :Iltnnres nd delibrrutidn.
Stun c lhcn roses :l'!‘ k pt growing all the
limo in, tlc It -liio;:sos "to supva the
igusum‘s stomurh and strarger tinin all,
ln- is actually gm 1‘: Int.- »—l'.u'fa<!n',>.’sizt
l Triryr 13:5. v
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TIM) was {51.0.
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An Aerial Boat.
. » x . .
, A l- [n nova; ozluur, named 31. Al-
‘fzel, “dam, has invintcd nu acrinl
; bust, winch as to be of imm use srrvice
‘tlnriug war. Sincc the last war, “lien
; important services were rendered [Iv bal.
. lo «is. the French Iluvc suite on lain-ov-
. in: Iltcsc aexiai \tssc‘s. le'ln'IInltI has
2 ndvnnce-l another step." and, it is said.
run guidc about his boat bailoan through
5 water, and also Inuka‘ it go up and (Home
, (Inuit at wall. In shape It to cmldv‘s I.
boat. It is sharp at tlu- prmv [or cutting
3 through the air, and bcwouws wide: to-
- mod tin-stern. 'l‘lzc sails are undcr the
I Rl‘t'l. i'Istcnd of above deck. and are
_ worked likc the wings of .t. bird. It is
% said to lu-iuvsluublvtn bcsTBged towns
; and lolotltsdml ports in rccozttluilzfilig.
t‘omnumicatiun may be kept up by lt‘it.‘
. graph ln'mcn‘n the oecilpn ts of tltc boat
. nnd tlImo below. thus g vim; all details
as to the position oftlie enemy. (‘nptive
l-n‘loous may :ITso be Sent out from it. to
survty tlIc tield more minutely. Anoth—
ermlvuutagccf the tie inl but}! will be
. that an olcasional shut from the cncmy
i will not have such disastrous t‘fit‘:‘> upon
f it as a ball or twotliruugh a balloon. A
2 Paris journal, referring: to lhisingcnious
invcnli m, declares that "it forms part.
of tlt‘ prosnz maritime generation,
which has completely transformed our
old marine. and has given to France that
magnificent tire: and splendid artillery.
which an English admiral did not hesi<
l tale to hold up as a model. in amemoras
blc meeting in the House of Lords.“
The “Butter Bird."
“'hat is the Butter Bird? Humboldt,
in his travels in South America, record!
a visit to (‘nripfi where is the cavern of
the guacharo bird. The name which the r
cavern bears signifies the “mine of fat,"
because from the young of the birds
which inhabit it an immcnse quantity of 7
fat is annually obtained. These birds
are about'the size of our common fail,
with wings which expand to three feet
and a half. All day long they dwell in
the cavern, and, like our owls, only could
forth at night. They subsist entirely on
fruits, and have very powerful beaks.
which are neocssary to crack the rough
nuts and reeds which form part of their
food. Midsummer is the harvest time
for the fut. The Indians emu- the env-
crn armed with long poles; the nests
are attached to holes in the roof about.
sixty fret above their heads; they break
these with the poles, and the young
birds fall down and are instantly killed;
Underneath their bodies is a layer of fat.
which is cut ofl',and is the object sought.
At the mouth of the cavern huts are
erected of palm 1'. arcs, and there, 'in
pots of clay, the natives melt the fat
which has been collectrd. This is known
as the butter of the gust-ham: it is so
pure that it may be kept for upward of
ayear without becoming rancid. Atthe
canveut of Coupe no other oil is ever
used in the kitchen of the monks. ‘
The Largest Balloon.
The largest balloon ever made is that
'of Herr Ganswindt, at ‘Bcrlin. This
balloon is cigar-shaped, ”about 100 yards
long by sixteen yard: in diameter. The
Gnnswindt machine is said to be copa-
ble of carrying a load of nearly three-
tons and a half, independently of Its cor
and steam engines, which together
weigh about twentycne and a half tons. ’
Propulsion is effected by means of three
aerial screws; two of thme, each eleven
verds in diameter, are vertical, whilst
the other, measuring eight yard: 1::.
n'neter, is horizontal. Herr Gamwlndtr
affirms that he will be able to attain}
s of fourtexen t? sixttlelcn yttrde n
“on a 0:3 miein as t on wom -
utesflsdd that he will be able to from!
in “y direction he pluses, even an tho
midst of the most vmlen‘ t stoma.
To surround a burning gts_ jet by 5
film reset, containing water 1: odd to
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