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Let IL lilly droop. OF sway
To the winds light viii;
Furl it- STARS. OF float IN day:
t!UtteF or be -tlii
II has held it, culOrs bright,
Through the War-Snoke dun.
Spotle-- emblem OF the Right,
Whence success was won.
Lett Troop in graceful rest
For "a passing hour
Glorv's banner. last and best:
Freedoms freshest flower
Each red stripe has blazOned forth
'.O-pels writ in blood;
Every star has sung the birth
OF some delthlc~s good.
Let it droop, but not too long,
ON the eager wind
Bid It wave 10 shame the wrong,
To inspire mankind
With "a larger human love;
With - truth "a true
~ the heaven that broOds above
Its deep field OF blue.
I'll inc gathering hosts OF hope,
Ia the march of man,
open for 1t place and scope,
i;tl II lead the van;
TIL beneath the searching skies,
Nartyr-blooI he found
Iurer than our sacrifice,
tryIng from the Sruund--
Fill a nag with some new light
ont OF Freedoms Sky,
minutes Through the CULTS of night,
glory yet more h1Eh,
Let it, glow the darkness drowni
GIVE our banner sway:
Till it, joyful stars 20 down,
iu un,lreamei-of day
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SCIENCE.
I p ionic has

4. No,,,, r,,rp,,o,yETER.-Dr J. p. JOule has
constructed Thermometer on new tbI Inc baviDC
snScd Sotf6 Within the smaller tube which Is open at
the top fine wire having spiral form ana @
~ In turn with the thread. When the bottom is closed,
the mirror reflects light so as 70 mark zero on graGn
warmer than that outside Of the apparatus, current
esabshed which, by Of the spiral wire, twists the
six thread difference of degree Fahrenheit be-
tween inside and outside air produces current sur
accent TO cause complete turn of the thread The eeva
ton OF temperature within the tube Is according 10 the
views of the author produced by the absorption OF heat
by the copper tube, which is radiated internally 1t is
evident this apparatus cannot be used out Of doors on
windy day. or even in room in which currents OF ar
moving
A CONSTANT SINGLE LIQUID BATTERY.-MOre
than elements OF peroxide OF manganese
battery in telegraphs connected with the
these elements have been found equal In practice to
series OF forty elements in Daniel battery AS peroxide
this respect the metals Lecanehe was lea TO use II as
the positive element IN connection with lne as o u1s
he decided to employ, the liquid conceltIste suiu
ZION OF SAT- OF ammonia t9e Sl NM rIlSant peroxide
of manganese in the form of large gras mixed WIN an
equal quantity of powdered carbon in porous jar The
electreity obtained collected and used by means OF
carbon plate In preparing this battery care shoiu 10
taken that the solution does not rise more than nan way
nm Tho noros vase as the drer lis contents the better
Is the condition for working.
Mica SPECTACLFs-A device simply for the
eta is one of the results of an investigation by DR. II.
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8S6 blacksmths 100 turner's drers, IS planners, ~
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men, cleaners OF CaStrg StOtal, 1283 tie found that
% per cent Of the wOrkmen had often been injured on
the eye by minute pieces Of metal ana THAT 49 per cent
had been under medical treatment for serious accidents
10 their eyes OF the whole number 50 found to be
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No protection to the eye had been provided
Ordinary glass specaces objected TO on account OF
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no ron mir mo
about half milmeter in thickness and IS curved some
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close side Of the eye, to prevent the entrance
of particles either side Mica mpartS paegIay uht
10 objects, but does not impair the eye us tOugnncS
elasticity and transparency admirably adapt u 10 the
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PAR Of spectacles at BrGslau is about 10 cents
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Of doors available In weather Tue ron hepoYi building Of me
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20 possible Arrangement me- could more and
unen with reference TO good ventilation than that Of these boilers
foul smells the enr building bul this tse proprietor may e'y
as ei ~ nAe , ,Ae 'en' ,.i TtL gSJ &c H.
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