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: PERsoNAL-GSO. Lows, Esq, General Travel
ing Agent Of the Fsrre Haute, Alton aad ST. Louis
Railroad, and formerly Of the Lake Shore Road, Is
81 town for 4 dav or two
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BoDY FOUND.-The body OF Geo. Taggars, the
lad who was droEned in The Canal last Thursday,
was recovered yesterday forenoon, short distance
lrom the spot Hhere be sank. ---.--.--
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WIGSl WIGS! WIGS

RaTcHEToR's WIGS AND TOuFEEs ruTpaEa n.
Eh1T rFs slsTErf ligli, oafJ md durlhe-
Far 70 ) ehnIniuo turning up behind-no hhlin Ainl
s hsad; indsad tbs s the onlF Eatahliahneut Whsr
fhsls thinsa tso prs,srly untaTsiood and Hl.ds.
4 pa BPusaEay, HsW York.
EalT W.FIsKE. .ciSVulEhd, Ohio, Agsut
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Nor TRE MIA dispatch was received here
yesterday, stating tha. the man arrested in Bufa.
10 supposed to be Knngensmiih, was 'nOlthHt man.
but another man, IrE
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'. B. PALnEr, tho American Advertising Agent n.
T. corner Firth and Chestnut strest PhIadelPhia, Is
authorised to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper, lowest rates His receipts will
b regarded e pavments
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. Is.
The Democratic Convention this afternoon
nominated Walter s. Gurnee for Mayor.
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AGREAT CHANCE TO Gar LtKENEssEs FOR
NoTHiNo Any person who win produce Pho
tograPh or Ambrotype. taken in an pl 9, supe-
rior to those made by Bisbeo, at his new Gallery
will be presented with as many likeno@es as the
Wish by .E .a.. A. BIsBEE.
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DR. JAL HoCLlNTooE's PEcFORAL SrHuP.-
In the seemingly hoBsiss vel the earlier stages
Cruuic lung complaints ehon the oCughng IS inoersant
the throat eoaed VII ueus The chest Eunk, The lungl
u0rs aad The srensA gone shii sohug, tranQuilizing
eounisrITsan and restorative viii reseps from upond-
ing death.
Priea 81 0 Sols bv wa. FISKE. Cievpiani.
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Wi. rIsKE. clssl.nl.

Rev J. v Watson, EditorOf N. ". Chriat-
ian AasocslsH Chirago, NJ, saIs a Dr. MocLTNTocKs
ASTHMA AND HOPING COUGH REMEDYs-
I'VE ea TIE uieuii1n of our hrslhreu 3 the act hat
Dr.. flames cChutockh Asthma Ro1edP viii b found
0gtA than nneentha Of AL medicines 80 much od-
PTios 8 eeais' sSMkT wa. FTsKE, Clsvslans.
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PLAIN ~ oRNAlIENrkI 1RINTINe.

~ Plain and oraamsutul Printing Of svsry descrpticn
done u the Prirtiag Establishment Of ths LTADRE once
~ the lstsIi mprovod and rapid Steam Presses, inihe
heG Style ouThor notice. and as reasonable rates. Par
tieplSr attention paid 70 blank Work Evey description
Of Binding dore eSPoe ally Rlank Books, Lodsos journals
salol Books. ReelitinE Heoks Ae &c.
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PoLIcE COURT.-Thomas Aaskell was fined 81
and costs for iuioxieation.
William powers exercised his powers BY batter
ing an sequaintanee for which be was fined 81 and
costs.
James HsnneaSsy q vagrant was sentenced to &c
days labor upon the streets.
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q CRY COUScIt meets this evening At the
usual hour and place.
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y Notice 10 Physicians and the Rublie.-ALL-
COCKS PoRoUsPLASrERs.- -TEsTEbl oNIAL-+f.
ALLCoCE Co. No. 81 Canal s., New YORK. 2sh
Nov lsss-Genilemsu lately Suffered from weakness
in ny back, oeozsioas b. Suddenly OverexeruE myself
Having heard your passTS maoh recommended fT cases
q th kind procured one uHi the result AL that
could dssrs- A single plaster cured ne ia . week.
FoursTespeosfuIly J. @. BRIGGS,
Proprisior Of he Brandrslh House, New ToTk. =
Thsre nothing equal in the way Of Plaster to the PO
Eous Plaster Of Mr. ALLCOCK Everything IS pleasant
about tsn ThsTa the Plor q the day. and q tspe
Of present aFancsuont IN soes and Hr In Asthma
CouEh Kidney Arctonz and 0cu deep seated pains they
asrl permanent rssi; and fr weak baekH pains N The
rids Stitches and sgasm0aic pairs generally they
surpassed for the benefits they impa Physicians Hhouid
sranins this article, which is universally tpprOvsd Nhre
known. Price 3 cents each.
Principal oEee. No. 7sl Canal s., New York Sold b
A. Gaidinsr No 30 Superior street, cevslsad; and b
J. B, WbeedOn, HudsOa, and All rsspeotrble dealers IA
medicines ian2IdAW
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BEYAN's TAsTELEss NERNWu0R. Nv orms IN
chrse Il dIlOdgsa. lay the foundation q fatal dil
and biias thon away. Tts opaFniien thorough Tie
plazt rlTsy returns EveY constituent Of The Vsmfusa
sVuESiahls and harmless Il gives - pain.
P5iee 2s esnis. sOld tg - VA. EIsKE.
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tzV' A great amount Of money can be saved by
having old furs altered into new fashions, instead
fpsying high prices for new furs E. RuHini IT'S
Superior st., understands from his long experience
TO make old fOrs most as good as new at small eK
pense. His stock Of eapss, NUTS, cuffs, &c, is as
good as any in the city. an Of his own manuiae,
ture, at lower prices than anywhere else aud at
about half the price as the furs sold at auction.
Remember us Superior St, 3 doors above Bank.
MEDICAL ELEcTRIcITY-Dr Gibson is the only
scientific and successful Electrician in the city of
Cleveland and is the only one in possession Of
catering testimonials from the most eminent Pro.
ssors Of Electricity in the United States In refer
snOs to professional skill in the use of Electrict6
as curative agent; apd the only one who treats
Liver Complaint Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain. and other Chronic Diseaaes with uni.
form success. He viii pay a premium for the
proof that bis success Is equsled By any treatment
that is now or ever was ia the city Of Cleveland
%, the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
cases cured at his Office. No. III Ontario street.
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SANF0RD'8
Liver InVigOPafoP

NEVER DEBTLITATEs
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
res FROM GUNS, and has become an cstabljss 49,
Standard Medicine, known and approved b. an y 10 Is
used IT, and resorted &c with confdeca - nj ~
diseases for which IL Is ommenicd
It has cured thouszudFi within The lart tuo ra.rz
who hHd gwen up all h5pesI.- of relief a. The
unsolicited certificates fu.@= ny possssgis1 ,iily--
The dose must be adapted = 10 tae tsngrTe1t Of tt1
Individual tskingit, and sed IN Eueh ou1r - - II
act F8uflT The bowels. =
Let dictafes OF vour 8 iudfmeuf ruide vou In th.
Of he LIVER IN-izIFIEOR ATOTt. ar7d Il
viii cure Live COmsgs plainf.g BfIfous Ar
IacksB Dysp G y 81 a. ChFQnic DiarFh aea,
, ~ M o m > lntutB. Dy Use ls-
rys DrOpsyS sou y stomach, HahffuoI
GOsIiYeness3 Ghei-'-Ileg CholeFas Ghole-
"a morvllsI IhQlerhsI n Ia utumg Eiafu-
le eS a und e - Female WeahuesB-
edg aid may BE- used sur ce1sluy as a OifilIaA-
KY FAMILY MEDt-.-CihE- Il will ruIe Sex
d u a " A q d -. Llz = thousands eau tssiifTl IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFf=iTWO OR THRFE iFT-
SPO0NFULS ARE TAK-l%lEN a. o0mmspcsrlsnf Of
attack.
An who IL sre irving their tes.indny IN It's hVoF
e hlK water in the M ufh with III INVIGOWAToR
aul swallow both fngether.
iErice One Dollar Per RoffIa
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CITY g. NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY mORNIN6, PRB. Ia 1899.

rl7y- Tha Daly Morning Leader IS for sale ct
HsWks' J. s. matson's and Olmsted's news dapots,
At neWa depote at Weddsil aud Angler Hotels, and
afOuinianR Us Onkario Street
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TRIESEMAR, /, 9 &8,
DROTECTED BY ROYAL II

DROTECTED BY ROYAL LIT
TRRs PATENT Of EnEiard md secETtd y ne
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an nhYEic a disstliteI- 80. 49,.
that have bthartf been treated b. ihe nazsall -
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~ Dr. Hosietters Biltsrs have received ne
sscoans oa ths press ana poopls throas heai
ths Unon AZ valuable tsns ias The cure o. oyspepaai
antulouoo constipation, and Eeaefa neFvoat aeslul may
cannot b apuroschsa y l1I ns casos % ihoir Eeas
Oasst sls sroairo tAfaush ncipal pphlie oernsA
There is n0hilg e0uaito the eoJmant q thai Vtie me
aHotuf crpero1cs When using this valuahse hPea "a hs
mild toae is sure and vigorous setion upon dinraorsd
stomach and he cleansing Of the entire huan oody thoue
recommend % ali elassos II our counnniy, An INST
will ho Necessary @ convinoe the skepes q az heaey
sascis Il 60 purchase bottle and Be convineed
or sasby Druggists and dealers Centrally svaTyvhsie
q by Hostsiter smih. solo PIoprstOss 81 Wator ana
g Froaf Streets, Pislaauuh fob1iH
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PORTABLE GAS WORKS.

FHltlH UHUEhClAJINE III ANN 4 IftE-
PARED &c c0utrsct for building GAS WORKS for
pTr1to houses. Sninarez and public budihga IN uiH
city, or Any portion OF Nultheru Ohio. We have The
lnt anuroFod Apparatus a ElcceeElni use y hNn
druf o private duellEs IN the Eattsra 1ates ms 1p
uarufua u simple. compact. perfectly safe ad9pied oI
Il her R1n Coal and Be managed b. any Porson Of
aVig has eight ysars esper sncs n the Gas Pitt ng
t1rnesi Cleveland, clam kngIledEe On This sub
ecf which VII ensbe 70 guper tsnd me eroco1 81 such
WakE and We are wiling IN VEN instance TO Eurranse
fall altiIiuot3on. -, -. -
FoGo, ENsWoRTH Z CO.,
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BUsINEsS NOTICES.

Eil-sos advertisement Of DR.. sanford's Liver
lnvigOntOr.
~ For the best qualities Of segars Tobacco
scd Snuff, 60 to 3 G. Diotz lii suDerlOr.st.
n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGs, ENswoRTH 4 Co.'S,
orl Co. Gunarior and Gansco ala
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THE BOOK OF THE FIRST AME.
u MCAN Chess Congress. h. Eisks. 81 50
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CPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
~ -wholosale Agents for Ohio
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~ 5hs Way q TransErol,oys 3 h4rd-' fol'
low ne counsel taa Asul As sdtes oohialqei ~ tes
work. rHUAfAN FRRsLiTY, Or PflYaoAoallAt ~
REsEARCdES 4 tTesis a The gsil eiegia ol VIZ
abuse lnd iudaigsnes eubtilhsd win elanofale eo
ID slgrTina p0lFayins ever ieaiura and phls oi -
ease oNp1le1 tht fallae o he ofdinaIT les ie
the curo ef fiotai a. veil hsTrsaT r''e' nc tt,
the only na aad inhillba FomsdI if e1qan9hg sfefg
tIsce Of ths virus ilon ~ syuisa.
sold b. nr. RARRoW, lst Hlseaker efeat'N,A fnee
= cents. sent FFst evtfyphsre
r7-soia als5 hr GAYLORD HAMMOND and va.
FIsKR. nrsFtiFis clsylland. Q. fshs
HoLLoEAv's PILLs ASD OIETnENT --Dipibe-
Fsn ihs osi tiraloai agol d this malguanl disease
uf the threat thesa m,dnss have eEposnced The most
uoeeaful results Whiie th1alaais raccumeed 10 Ne
violunco q sAs tisorlsr isla dasolle secured
smouz shsso ho usod hess remedies. th Prsauung Al
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tsmu1r D. introduons hen ihta IA neg edition q Aei
phsruscslssia InscgIuiua Hunpa A.. they areequhig
s1icacio1s.
urs0ll A n,assss. ., Sc g., ana slPss boa q
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THE BUCKEYE ABROAD-BY s.
\ s cox Pncs sl.5.
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IDHE DIME ETIQUETTE-POR
| 4 Ladies and GsntloneR. just published By
|. iahI8 INGHAM 4 BRAG0
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T IFE AND CORRESPONDENCE
H Of Thomas AmOld-by Stanley. vols 81
janis INGHAM BRAGG.
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Rs...... :. IS, ., ~ 'l''' i.s ,.sl =
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NRAWFORD'S LIFE IN TUSCA-
~ NY. Prcs 81 janis iNGHAM 4 BRAGG.
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r7-soid siso by GAYLORD HAMMOND and VIZ.
FIsER. nr.-.l.la. clsHllanl.O o. iahs
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FRnm Sr LnrIs.

othing new from Key West.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

INNocENT FLTRTATEoN.-A Airt is
always innocent. "a Young ladies who
skip about from one resort to another
to engage the attentions of young men
who are susceptible Of beauty, little
think Of the dangers which beset such
a course. We say o flirt is always in
nocent, meaning thereby that she in
tends herself no harm. Men-the
majority Of them-are not so foolish
as to bo-deceived in the character Of o
young lady who goes about indiscrimi-
nately among male acquaintance. -
They really perceive that friendship,
if it can be so called, regulated by
Irritation, has no claim upon their hon
or, and consequently any advance to-
wards intimacy on their part can only
be factious, leading them to take any
advantage when opportunity Offers
The record is conclusive on this point.
Criminality turks beneath these innocent
dirtations, boldly apparent to those who
can comprehend tho inscriptions ma
turc Of mans passions. Fathers and
mothers who have daughters will do
we'll to give this subject earnest at-
tention, and so exercise their control
that sorrow may never fall at their
door, on account of innocent conduct.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

The STRAsBoURa Clock. The face
Of the celebrated Strasbourg clock is
arranged in three stories ; on the lower
is the dial, and on either side Of it sits
a small angel, one holding a hammer
aud bell, and the other, an hour glass.
Precisely at noon, the hour glass is
turned, the hammer strikes the bell,
and the figures upon the second story
commence their parts. Death stands,
with scythe in one hand and bone in
the other, with a bell on each side.
Upon one Of these bells, the quarters
are struck by four figures representing
childhood, youth, manhood and old
age, and upon tho other, death strikes
the hour with his bone. On the story
above stands the Savior, with the ban
ner of Redemption in one hand, and
the other raised to bless the twelve
Apostles who pass in procession before
him precisely at twelve, each pausing
and making salutation. At the same
time, cock on the summit above,
flaps his wings, shakes his feathers,
stretches out his neck and crows three
times.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

ABOUT DRINK. When woman is
universally acknowledged to be the
"weaker vessel" how is it that she gets
through life without any Intoxicating
drink land how is it that she can
bear the deepest sorrow the world may
bring her, without drowning one har-
rowing thought in liquor ? With the
"God-iike'' potion of humanity il is
generally the reverse. Is Adonis Tilted
BY his Proserpinc, away he flies to the
nearest grocery to drown his blighted
hopes IN a mug Of whisky. Is the spec
ulation, in which he invested his whole
fortune, a failure ?-off he rushes in
the footsteps Of Adonis-careless of
the sorrow Of Mrs. and the little
Smiths, so that he succeeds in stupefy-
ing his own chagrin. Does cloud
arise in Browns domestic sky-a tenn
pest arise from the depths of a tea
pot bang! goes the hall door, and
he goes down street to euchre, and
"meIlow horns,'''' leaving Mrs. Brown
for whole day for reflection Does
the world go aniss with Jones ?-does
he fail in getting situation and sue
coed in getting a dun from his landlord?
he takes to drinking, poor fellow
land there's an end Of him. And so
on through the whole list Of Browns,
Smiths and Jones. They have no
pluck Take the fortitude and enerq '
out of hundred such hearts and you
will find it excelled by that Of one poor
sewirg girl.-Er.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

PRETTY EXPERIMENT. - Professo,
Rogers has solved the problem Of See
ing through mill stone In paper
read before the Scientific Association.
at Newport he says
stake sheet Of foolscap or letter
paper, rol! it up so that the opening at
enc end shall be large enough to take
the full size Of the eye, and at the otner
end let the opening be not half SO
large, Take it in the right hand, hold :
ing it between the thumb and fore-f fin
ger place the large end to the right
eye and look through it with both eyes,
open to the light. You wiW see a
hole through your hand. If you
take it in your left hand and hold it to
your left eye, it will be the same. You
will in both cases be astonished to Sc e
hole in your hand. The illusion is
most complete"
From this and other experiments the
Professor concludes that an impression
made on the retina Of either eye can
not Of itself enable us to determine on
which retina it is received, and that the
usual perception belongs to the part of
the optical apparatus near or within the
brain which belongs in common to both
eyes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

GREATNEss.-All greatness consists
in this-in being alive to what is going
on around one in living actually in
saying to ones fellows what they want
to hear or need to hear at that NOR ent !;
in being the convection, the result Of
the present world. In no other way
can ore effect the world than in respon-
ding thus to its needs, in cmbodying
thus its ideas. You will see, in look
ing in history, that all great men have
been piece of their time; take them
out and set them elsewhere, and they
will not fit so we'll ; they were made
for their day and generation. The
literature which has left any mark,
which has been worthy Of the name, has
always mirrorcd what was doing around
it; not necessarily daguerreotyping the
mere outside, but at least rejecting the
inside the thoughts, if not the action
Of men their feelings and sentiments,
even if it treated Of apparently far off
themes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

GIGGLING.-T This word conveys, as
plainly as language can, what it means,
and is one of the most disagreeable
things young ladies can do. There is
nearly always something Of natures
own gentility in all young women ex-
cept indeed when they get together and
fall to giggling. } 1t shames us men to
see how much sooner they are polished
into conventional shape than our rough
masculine angles. But when a girl
falls to gigging, all her gracefulness
vanishes in a moment. In fact we
have known matches broken off by
young men who found the "Idols Of
their hearts, giggling in a crowd !!
Girls, see that you reform this disa-
greeable practice altogether.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

A COMMON DOMESTIC SCENE.
"Nancy, my dear, did John black them
boots % a
"How should know? I hain't got
nothing to do with your oots-this is
washing day. a,-..
''But my love, you needn't speak so
cross" as es,s-a
"Speak cross / didn't
ooh, yes, you did "
81 say l didn't"
ssBy gracious I wont stand this ;
it's too bad to be treated in this way.
III leave you, madam. l will have a
separation"
"Was ever woman so abused =
Here I've been wash;nog and scrubbing
all day long as hard as could, and
then you come home and act so to me
just cause I don't know nothing about
your boots. Oh, it's too bad-boo
boo /! boo boo - @
"Hem! Well, Nancy, l didn't mean
to mako you cry. Never mind, Ireck-
on John has BACKED my boots. IL
them ere sassengers to be fried fol-
supper.
eyes my dear l got 'em for you
particularly"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

How SOON FoRao rrEr.-So lately
dead; so soon forge tten. IT'S the way
Of tho world. We flourish for while.
Men take us by the hand, AMI are
anxious about the health Of our bodies
and laugh at our jokes, and we really
think, like the fly on the wheel, that
We have something to do with the turn
ing Of the earth. Some day we die
and are buriel. The sun does not
stop for our funeral /; everything goes
on as usual !; we are not missed in the
streets men laugh at new jokes !; one
or tive hearts feel the wound of affiic-
ton, one or two memories still hold our
names and forms but the crowd
moves in its daily circle /; and in three
days the great wave Of time sweeps
over our steps and washes out the las,
vestigo Of our lives.-Providence
UOUyJtlA
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

FEEDING MEAL TO SrocK.-To feed
meal alone to COWS is to feed at loss.
1t is a better way to feed it with hay
or straw. If the hay is uncut, it should
be we'll sprinkled with water, and the
meal busted upon it. Experiments
have been detailed at the Farmers
Club, which showed that fine food, like
meal, when fed alone, is passed along
the side Of the LIST, I'd, Sd, divisions Of
cows stomach, and is lodged at once
in the fourth. By receiving only the
action Of the fourth division, it is not
fully digested. But by adhering to
wet hay, it is carried with the hay into
the first division, and receives the action
of the whole stomach, and consequently
a thorough digestion. The meal ad-
heres better to be ground very fine.
Dairy Farmer.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

A LARGE ISLAND RISING FROM TIE
SEA.-The Captain Of the CHILEAN brig
Tubal Cain, arrived in Africa, has
made affidavit that, during his voyage
from the port Of Valparaiso to Africa,
in lat. 81 40 S., lon. 70 25 W., he
found himself along side an island ex-
tending N. and S. about Is miles, and
from 200 to $50 feet high that the
Island appeared to have been recently
thrown up, and was Of whitish APP
pearance he furthermore stated that
the water all about was very much dis
colored. They sighted the island early
in the morning, and were in sight Of it
until night.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

METEoRs FALLING INTO THE Sun.
On the LIST Of September last, a dis
tinguishcd astronomer, Mr.. Caring
ton, had directed his telescope to tie
sun, and was engaged in observing its
spots, when suddenly two intensely
luminous bodies burst into view on
its surface. They moved side by side
through space Of about IS, 600 miles,
first increasing in brightness, then
fading away in five minutes they had
vanished. This remarkable phenomena
was witnessed and confirmed by another
observer, MIR. Hodgson, at Highgate,
who, by a happy coincidence, had also
his telescope directed to the great lu-
minary at the same instant. 1t may
be, therefore, that these two gentleman
have actually witnessed the process of
feeding the sun by the fall of meteoric
matter. +1,a,.s- ii. -.rF .--