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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-03

the departments of the Eure, the Somme
| and the Lower Seine have been evacuated
by the German army of occupation.
PARIS, July 2S.-The Journal de Paris
announces that NJ. Favre is no longer
minister; that he is replaced in the Of
| fee of Foreign Affairs by NJ. Geonland,
recently one of the French negotiators
for peace at the city of Brussels.
The new Spanish Minister has resolved
TO put down the insurrection in Cuba,
regardless of all sacrifice of life.
The Spaniards in Cuba have recently
executed several leading insurgents, in
Guiding Alvarez and Hernandez, who
were captured as emissaries Of Cespedes,
and Bayez, a companion of the late Cav
ada. Several more are In the hands of
the authorities.
Arrangements are being made in Paris
to welcome Hon. Andrew johnson, ex-
President of the United States, who is
expected at an early day.
Foreign correspondence reports great
and increasing bitterness of feeling
throughout Alsacc against the Germans,
and predicts serious troubles in the future.
1t appears after all that the ministry
which was sworn in Madrid the other day
was not Serrano's but the latter one of
Gorilla. 1t is composed as follows: Pres
ident Of the council and Minister of the
interior, Senior Ruis Zorilla Minister of
war, Lieut.. Gen. Fernandez De Cardaba:
Minister of Justice, Senior Gomez Minis
ter of Marine, Senor Beranger; Minister
Of works, Senor MaGraz; Minister of For
eign Affairs, Senor p. NJ. Sagosta; Min
lister Of Colonies, Admiral Malcampo.
Senior Gorilla declares that all the minis
try are members of the Progressionist par
ty, and will follow the policy inaugurated
in the September revolution.
The government troubles of Rouman-
la are not at an end. Prince Charles re-
fuses to sign railway contract, and his
ministers threaten to resign. Should the
Prince find it difficult to form new cab
met, it is feared he will abdicate.
The seperate Prussian Ministerial De-
partment for Catholic affairs has been
done away with.
Americans visiting Europe must bring passports,
especially iZed citizens, the latter
get them here without showing the proper papers
The Official Journal says an interview has been
ranged take place in September at Versailles be-
tween Lord Granville, Baron Won Beust and President
ThIers when the Eastern question in all its bearings
will be considered
The restoration of the Notifications of Paris is 60
ing at rapid rate.
letter is published from the Count do Paris,
pressing belief that the Count de Chamborl is to
he the future King of France.
Erel,cl AIuLas.a.In: IL.
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. oH Z q e

I hereby given that the survey and plan Of the
4 Creek commonly known as ShernIan5 creek VII
be open inspection for ten days from the date OF
his notice the City Clerks offee in compliance
with Act published March 9Th ISL aud entitled
An Act to cause a survey of certain creeks ana
streams of water in the city of Manitowoc and to
regulate aud record the course Of such creeks and
streams of water
Jsri.-1cc. july 9.fb 1e-1
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II. ID. MIR a IL III.
W. EEs s. Es'EEsTE,

TTDEsNEY and Counselor at Law.
N Q lice, corner of Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
roc
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EDE.s'yESFse

FTp4sNEES at s.aw. iauitOwOc.
"A Wisconsin. Office ON Eighth street, over the
First National Bank jy19'65.
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INas A. j. s,aTsfsEEG. Dentist. ftI
| in SIiermau.s building. Sth Street,
Manitowoc, Wis.
ta Teeth extracted without pain.
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EAz.EErE .aRrsSEsK..

COUNTY SURVEYOR, Office over
~ o. Tnrrison's Store; the Bridge.
MlntoNo Wisconsin. 15-5S
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s,nTn.S HOUSE.

nANI ssoFss. P-ssrietor- ls2 Clinton
n straatsouth SiA ..natr Union Depot and all ''e'h
boat Ian lincS- Milwaukee. &Is- Boarding. y tue
day or week Warm uc als ut all hours.
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HOMESTEAD FOR Sale !! F.!

r OTIS No. five ard six Is g. in block No. two
i i hundred tflirty-six, corner of Sixth and Wash
ington streets beautifully located and improved
near tire lake the SOrith eide Of the river
For particulars, apply the premises,
7-tf II. c. ALBRIGHT.
EIapftojyoc June lst 1871
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1t seems doubtful at this time if ma
jority Of Democratic voters will support
the new departure; and the people can
hardly be expected to trust the promises
of political leaders who find such deter
mined opponents In their own ranks.
The Memphis 4ppeai encourages the
Bourbons of Tennessee with a spirited
poem in opposition to the new departure.
The following is the first verse:
When you little fellow mortal
Without fixed and fearless views,
Hanging the skirts of Others
Walking i'll their cast-off shoes
Bowling low to wealth favor
With aAject uncovered head,
Ready to retra9t or waver,
Willing to be drove led:
Walk yourself with frIner bearing,
Throw your moral shoulders back
Show your spine has nerve and marrow,
Just the thing which his must lack.
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.g.ED. T.. ZE.F.ES.
LOUIS .SH.EaDE'.

yNhOfessie and retail dealer in Con-
w dictionary, TOYS, Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits, Sta
tionary &c, Book biudug done on short notice
Give a call Corner Of York and 7th street, Mani
owoc, Wis 1S1l
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o. 81 FOE EST.
=, n, FS'DDD,
r.. Es. TEs EFT,

TFORNEY aud Counselor at Law,
a RaaI Estate AGENT Office corner of Eight
I'd Franklin streets Manftowoc, Wisconsin. AL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
ANUNCIOS.
DE VEN'TA..

T En- Ia casa de D Tomas Tolosa (hijo)
de Mayaguez. Maquinas de coser de un
carreael con IN complete repuesto de pie
zas, J otras muy titles = desconocidas
hasta hoy, y ruedss en- los pics.
sMaquinss para FiEar ropa, Arados dc
Holl mejoredas de todos ndmeros, y sur-
.cadorea, y de Amer s sean los conocidos
por AmaTilos.
VenteadoFes para safe y MALI y otros
efeotos de sgrfeultura. Calesas dc 2 y4a
sientos, Calesitas para ninoa veloeipedos
Y juguetes para ID. Juegcs completes en-
muebles de caoba, nogol y otrss made
rus fnas. QuinQues de pared, eolgantes y
sobremssa de una 6 Iucea, Mesitaa para
pspsles de mdsca: Caolas dc hjerros, jar
roe y eomhoyes platealoS, esoritorios de
yarias claseg, Oristaleriaz y losa 6na.
Guards comidas, romanas de variss
clases, des3e uno S doco %. = de peso
por kllograT,o Videt De caoba inodoros
pcquenos, arreos dobles 7 sepcillos, cue
ros para caleza, y otros muchos art(eeIoa,
Al znisno tempo tione el gusto de c.
freezer al publico gu nuevo estableoimien
TO en maderas teniendo un complete sur
tido ppen, superior = pine blsnco, Teja
mani de cipr6e, y a!quitfan en- barri'es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22

Proxirno 4 dejar por algun tempo
ekts Isle, en- donde tantas aAeceiones ha
merecldo &c mis- amigos y conocidos,
sprincipalmente en- los puebIoa destie
: Aguadilla Manaty, en- que he elerciao,
con general aoeptacicn, LII profession &c
DENTIsTA, me hago IN debey el mani
fsstaf q todoe: quo hi permane'cia en-
Arecibo 6sus inmediaciooes no podia aeE
mayor de dos 'neses; surante los cuales
sestoy dispusto q ssFyir, con Is misma So
lieitad que 10 he hecto hss'a hoy, & 10
dos los que, avisaudo con alguna aogici-
pacion, quiaran utIllzar mia trabsjos eu
diehs profession.
Puerto. Rico 20 Dc Febrero de 1871.
Etanislao Martinez. 1 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
IntereSante.

ID Buen Gusto de Francisco B. Barce
10 ACADIA de reeibr prsoedents de O.
ve1peol, en- elbergantEn San Jose los Pc
pllDs de seda con elegantes listas dc dife-
rentes colorss, COMO eanbien gros ne
gre =, y de colores lisos aprecios Dc reali-
zaeioa.
Hay Camas do Hero, y DO Metal do
fado TODD barato.
Ademas un gTansurtido de toda clase
do gSneros reeibidos en- Ia Fragata Maria
10 cue desean reslizar tanto por mayor co
rae q! detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22

Relacion dc los passgeros que conduce 9
vapor Espanol Aguila
p. Jose Lazaga = Garay.
D. Antonio de la Huerta y su Sra.
.. Jorge Silva.
y. Felipe Barredo.
ID. r. Fandc.
D. Antonio Olsssar.
d. Jose Rubios.
D Manuel Becerra su Sra. y criadof.
ID. Francisco Beurenso.
D. Francisco Gatell su hermauo.
Doilal Aseneion Ramirez un hiio.
D. f. siffeao un a4istente.
d Frinaisec Nusa.
D. Flancisoo Navarrete y IN crisde.
d. Felipe lsamires.
D. jose Gimenez.
i. Juan ;Eseudero.
D. Eladio Brau.
ID. Eugenio Guenord.
D. Luis Lopas.
D. Toribio Pagaui y una hija.
1ndividuos de tropa 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
.SALLDAS.

1s.-Para Ia Habaua vapor Espa
mol Moctezuma, cap. L6mus, correspon'
denoia y pasaieros.
20.-~Para AEecibo gta Esp. Merce-
des oapitan D. Nicolas Balbief con pro-
visiones, 10 pasaieros.
2O.-Pata la Habana vapor Ingl6s
Elder c,spitan Mr.. Bruoe~con correspon-
dencia y passjero..
2o.-Para Naguabo gta. Esp. Carl
dad capitan D. Ramon Larrondo con
progisiones pasajero.
90. :, Para Boaton Brtin. gta. 1ngles
Elsie captain Coady con azdcar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
N0vIMIENT0 DE PAsAaERos.
ENTRADAS.

13.-De San Thomas vapor Espa
mol Moctexuma su captain Lsmus.
16.-De los puntos dc su ruta va
por Espenol Aguila cap. Villot.
19.-De S. Thomas gta. Esp. Ra.
pido, capitan Don J. B. Fon, correspon-
dencia y pasajeros.
10. De Naguabo gts. Esp. Estrella
captain Don Jos6 Perez con efectos J pa
saieros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
yAroR CosTANHRo AaUILA.

El z q Las s do 10 mallana sale para Are
eibo y sigge sara Ia casta del Oeste hasta
Faiardo, llssando q Ia Capital el Is,
El 10 sale para Fajardo y sigue hasts
Asaadilla volviendo la capital el is.
FL 2s sale para Arecibo hasta Fajardo
yelyisade 81 26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
E.{.zklO.

= De ana aaboneta de Gro, ancora hume
ro 8a.080, = de uaa laon:ins de-oro con
eslaboncitos iabrados y dige cen piedfa
gats color ceniza y n gro.
La persona que diero noticiaa 3el para
dero de cualqniara de estas prendas sera
gratihcado con $50. 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22

Della estencia de D. Ramon Lopez
on Toa-baia s.tio de 70 hondo sc ha
aesaparceido lanoche de- 5 IN eabatlo
saino colorado, slsada 81 cuartss ca
reto, Ia pata deracha de atras blanca
psso corto, entero unas manchas blan
cas- en- los~loinos, coaao de seis anas y
aeflalado de tigar de coche. 81 que Il
entreguo 8 diere razon do au parade
70 sera gratificado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
A vlso al p1bIico.

En- q almaccn de los Sres. B, Bo
Tras Her nanos, csPe ds San Jusio
a1mero (, agentes de aIs IA stwsrt
seasaba dereeibir uaa pstida da azns
re en- bafras;; 10 anuncia al pdblico
y en- particular a los sres Hacenda
dos que han adog'tado 81 sistema ste
T nalas q limpieza, J blandueo del
e. cuyo ingredients s
'os m6aico. Puerto
D 1870, 4 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
ANUNOIO5 DIVE RSOS
Ell vapor G ,rsica

De Ia AIala Real Ingiesa vendrs
d. s. Thomas Il 26 Y sal Ira el q p r
Ia tarde c,n los pysagsros = la cores
-rondenc!a pasa aicho pnerto J FL
ropa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22

90, DE s. Th6mos vapor de la % a
IA Real Inglesa Elder, captain Mr. Bruce
con mercancfas y correspondence cen,
signada al Consul de S M. B.
2O.-De Fsjardo gta. Esp. Emma
cap. Don Angel Rio, lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
LAS NOV EDADES:

Dc ree befgann espaho omp
ao &c para ssborsa nihas oe paaz6 do dts
uhas neoo egantos de
pco tbonboa1 forno 1lma noda.s
Maraqune
bauls 20 deceHas casads pss
brs ninos SehoraE arcuos pam
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22

de > Cruz s. yeaaen maebles. ET
essa lmprcnta poed verse la lista
de cllcs ecu sus Drecioa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
AdEnon Local J, d de Renbla = Aduana
dc Naguabo.

En- los 'lias % 23y q del corr;en
to tead'a lag r IN esta oticina Ia sn
tast de v,rias fssmas 10 papei la
20 talad'ado noandsaa ha-er por orden
del Sr. Atimo- Genera Rcond,ni.o 4.
este ProAls'eia bajo el tipo de- seis pa-
get. resma. Nagnabo IS de Fe5rero
- 1871 .,El Administrators Manuel
i piauo Lixarefi.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
I4ibros de M6rito.

Las mp oras uo el ndmero 20 de
pedico
Lo Dputad0s hechos oruan
lnmlnosos 30 Eesos
Gaerfa Universal bogs{as De todaa
celebrdadea d Gbo dcsde 184s diaw doc onoo
OIaminas
tinas i'd
Pho TX ucha poder
raj Ia Undad Iaisua, de cudades monumenos
poans antuos D eap i. i'd 40 i'd
Hstori pubicada has 81 da de ls REVOLUTION &c
Selomhre as bgraas reratos dc los ibertdore dc la
Historic de Ia de 1co, resena hionca
de los ocurridos dede que constu6 en Re-
pdboa Feeratiya mpanada 80 ainas prmorosamente
ID
aratura
eoiae PHecos FL
6den ebar 30 odo dos obFas De les
anuncia3sa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
HOTEL De LOS VAPORES

E'l cue snserlbe, dueno de este ts,
tablec'mleilto conocldo por Ia FON +
DA IN LA LULA. tisn.s el euxto de-
pact'cipar a Sis amigos al pdhl;c0
en general q7e al comprar dicho HO
TEL, ae ha propnesto essablecer en
s: las reform"s que sean mas conve
nlentes a fin de proporuonar q sus
iavore2edorex, IN comodo y decente
haspedala, estirpaado q Ia yez ahusos
qna rasraiaa ) aagl1i os Vi. eio@ On
curir 8 este HOTEL, j
I4as cnmidas So Sc: viran c II to "a
aseo huen condtmento como 10 tie
n acreditado.
Taal hlfn sc sers iran bateas
pso.- Rico NoyisIn5ra 10 de 1870
J,sG A. Gimeno 3 6
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Perdida

III Ola 6 del preselte SO ha desapareoi
dopuerta de terra, % cabaIlo sailo osc1 !
rcun luceso en- Ia ffente paso corto edaa5
allos alsada pequeha Grin abultala. su du :.
enc Isao Franchises Sarell en- aafa CanitaI
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Reggalo.

Las ehoas qae Sc abonen edn yeoan gratis gran
csp0"~ 1sd Empresa pubca
oo etEe n eual onsa de nn tomo e
NOIA III peFodco La 1*Hdcon pGaaa aea
nlRa
Arena
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lllfeTesalfc.

la Casa de G. Gordils ha recibi.
% PR e ni,sno vapor IIegaao este
puerto en- el dia de aver un estsrs.}
suFt.io de te'as de seda negra y de ca
lor, de clase superior co.ao aeostnm
era rcclhir esta casa l,sra vestido, de
Sefora; en- lase}erfa negra hay eI f..
fnoso paf1o de Paris, Jail, Ratassiri
'dfos, Goreoron, 1atetan duble = ella
&c, En Ia color han v4n;do los de- q
ia noveda.i como son: Girls perla dna
Azuii''a, Orc, Lille, Bisu,2 RI k oscurc,
verde lta]ia, Verde esmeraida. Ri.
81, 3 anc'1 Y otros Grau4dina de So
da para n~ntlllas, Somb, iI;as dc seds
dohlns, Dam, SEQ ('e soda para Orna-
mentos, Gcneros fuer.es de- sela rara
AAan!eos y Sofa az, Cr.as y Crelo,
mas de E'la redondo, D lies de hilc
de color d dobletejldo, Gran surt;dc
de aban'cos de eapricho y otra inf,
MD d de artfculos p oc derte de- las
mejores fabricas Naeionales y todo
e prec'os muy nodic,s.--puerto r;
co ~ do H'unr:s de 1871
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22
III M0DA ELEGANTE ILUSTRADA,

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sdornos eomudndo dn 80 oamas nstue
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-07-18
SCHOOL EXPENDITURE PER HEAD OF
THE SCHOOL POPULATION.
A New Electrical Theory.

NJ Becquerel has just communicnt-
ed to the Academy Of Science in Par
is a new hypothesis concerning the
origin of atmospheric electricity. In
his opinion, its source resides in the
sun, which, according to the most
recent discoveries of Mr.. Norman
Lockyer, is surrounded by an i'm
mense envelope Of hydrogen which,
being mixed with considerable pro-
portion of watery vapor, is therefore
positively electrified. This commu-
nicates its fluid to the whole mass OF
ethereal substance filling the inter
planetary spaces, and thence to our
atmosphere. But as the latter is a
bad conductor, the consequence is,
according to our author, that the up
per strata Of the air must be saturat-
ed with positive electricity. Here,
says a French journal, we pause to
ask what evidence he has Of the ex-
istence Of this ethereal substance ;
and secondly, OF its conductibility ?
NJ Becquerel does not think 1t nee
essary TO stop at such details, but
seeks to establish his theory by vari
GUS arguments, such as for instance,
the fact that IN UdcuO an electrified
liquid cvaporates more rapidly than
when not in that state and that an
aurora-borcalis is accompanied with
q noise which he finds to be exactly
the same as that produced by the
electric spark.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-07-18
The Sins Of the Father Visited on the
Child.

From the Boston correspondence
of the Chicago Journal we take the
following:
Among the names registered at
the Tombs the other night was that
of youth about fourteen years old,
who had been arrested for drunken
ness. But he was not drunk, nor
has he been drinking. He was,
moreover, in good sound health, but
gave all the external indications Of
being intoxicated when committed
by police officer Upon protesting
to the keeper of the Tombs that be
was not intoxicated, it was revealed
that the unfortunate youth had been
born a natural drunkard, or rather
that he had always acted like such a
thing. He said although in good
health he had never been able to
walk without staggering. His
speech was not unlike that of per-
son in decided state characterization,
and when excited he would mutter
and reel. The unfortunate youth
was detained until the next day, and
was not sent to the court to be gazed
at through judicial spectacles. A
subsequent investigation of the case
proved that the lad had been telling
the truth about himself, but Eis con-
dition revealed a demonstration Of
the natural law that the child is a
fair copy of his parents. 1t appears
that prior to marriage the father had
been a secret but confirmed inebriate,
and when the fact became known to
the woman who had become his wife,
the revelation was made suddenly
and Unexpectedly, and in the most
terrible manner. Almost heart
broken, she contemplated the future
misery in store for her. Months
passed away, when it was discover
ed that the child, at three years of
age, acted strangely and at the end
of six months the unhappy woman
fully realized all her forebodings.-
The effect produced upon the mother
was not without influence upon the
father, however. Realizing in the
midst of tears of bitter anguish the
sin that had been visited upon the
child, the man reformed. He has
now several bright children, and
most exemplary ones, too, they are.
But the lad that was brought into
the Tombs. He was not drunk, but
had entaied upon him a life of mis-
cry as it were q blasted destiny
1t is obvious from this that there is
a great truth in the principal of in
heriting characteristics and traits
which is more susceptible of illustra.
ton than any Darwinian theory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-07-18
Fashion Notes.

Sailors hats are all the rage among
the girls of six teen.
Diamonds are increasing in value ;
pearls are depreciating.
Philadelphia brides have mania
for drab or gray travelling suits.
Black velvet wristlets are in vogue
among our wealthy matrons.
Fashionable definition: What is
sin? Nothing that is not found out.
Fashionable politeness. Be rude to
women on stages and street cars.
1t is questionable to pay your
dressmaker as soon as the bill is pre-
scented.
Large genuine Maud Muller sun
bonnets are worn by city bellies in
the country.
The latest novelty .or ladies is pink
coral necklaces with Milton gold
clasps.
The latest style of gold bracelets
are the "gauntlets" two and half
inches wide.
The decoration of the head with
natural flowers and vines is pretty
foreign fashion.
The broud-brimmed Leghorn hats
are growing in favor both for city
and country wear.
The present style of arranging the
hair promises to retain ite popularity
during the season.
The newest style of overdresses are
kit-plaited and apron-fronted, and
looped ne panier behind.
Fashionable virtue: Flirt with your
friends pretty wife I; pretend you are
in love with her sister.
1t is fashionable to purchase wa
TEXTILES and bay flowers on Broad
way at this time, instead of bou-
quets.
Chamber slippers still retain the
Marie Antoinette shape, with large
rosettes and buckles on the instep.
1t is fashionable to carry little
vanished willow twig with a tiny
brass ferrule on the end for o walking
stick.
There is q tendency to revive the
circular form of outdoor garments,
particularly in travelling capes and
overalls.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-07-18

THE EARTH's CRUsT.-if you bury
a thermometer fifty feet below the
surface of the earth, the mercury will
remain at the same point the year
round, winter or summer, showing
that the influence of the sun does
not reach below that depth. If we
carry the thermometer fifty feet low
or, the mercury will rise one degree,
and will rise in the same ratio for ev-
cry fifty feet we go down. 1t can
easily be calculated at what known
depth substances will melt. This
would not exceed fifty miles. 1t will
thus be seen that the crust is exceed
ingly thin, in proportion to the d.
ameter not so thick as an egg shell
in proportion to the size Of the egg
With crust so thin, constantly cool
ing, and producing a pressure upon
the internal masses. it is not strange
th at ocean beds should be elevated in
a single day, and whole cities have
been sunk in this space of time. The
side of volcano mountain once
broke away, and the livid masse:
flowed out, forming river twelve
miles wide, which, in its course melt.
ed down six hills 600 feet high, filling
up valleys 600 feet deep, and spread
ing over q surface of LOO squar,
miles.-Dr. Boynton.