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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02
DESIGNED TO PURIFY THE BLOOD

Tins rInrdV ctl,ctU.l in the treatment al S,i'i
ula i'll every species of lCcr, White Sw"llut-
Tickets Salt Rhcuu'. and in every ialhI "i Ia"
fem from whatever cause II may ariz' 1t i"L"- .,
-;rr,.. hold al tn, foundation ct life. the hl'""d
will directly assist Digestion therefor" the ""'l.
tnn of the liver will improve: next m order. ll'
bl"nd also giving health and vlgor L" the kIdn'. IS
and all the cont guuuS organs gives energy !" Tie
circulation. restoring natural heat t" the Suiit
and removes Immoral matter hN way OF tn" tr''-
and pores OF the skin. There Is no other SUGGEST
WAY hy which SCTufIla t3tint~ can Ice rrIn"N"'i
IL to tn, success of the Magic EcnONat"I any ll
dividual wishing references shall have II clad .
from those positively cured 10y TIA" us" "f N"rh-
Mr.ic E,n0yator. and this Ia" from individuals t-
reliable as any that can he found in th" stat" On.
Vermont. by sending stamp for return letter.
DIRECTIONS-DOs,' for an Adnlt-Fr"In a dr~'I'
-yonnful f"a table spoonful, three times per d.
before. eating. Children i'll proportion 1" a@".
TESTIMONIALS.
81 JoHSsHI'El, April IL I-1l.
This j. To certify that We. the undersigned. have
used Weeks Magic RrnoyatnT. designed To Pu
rifv the blood with extraordinary results there
fnr,. W., have h,>it.Icy i'll Recommending II t.
the public a. aI:lla1ablc safe and highly valuable
remedy. $500. ,.,-,,.,.
FRANK WALKER THOMAS kNlhlt
W. LIVINGSTON. GEO. ". lipl'kl
VI. \. POTTS. II. II. : lEt l TX
S.C.CIIUBB. ~
SOLD I:Y \ NJ. COOK \ co. ST JOliN-
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Leaving a net profit of S76.6l
This on ~ hens for ISL. They were
fed entirely on cooked meal. Believing
this is rare case, and one hard to beat,
| give it. Who has done better Tor
respondent CultirdtOr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02
7 EwIs F RI-SSLoW.S ESTATE.

\ true copy of Record, Attest,
1902 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Pr
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PHIIO HATCH. Pres

X. -. sol TIIGATE. Sec. tMar.IU
CIIAS. :. HOPKINS. Agent. Lynd"nvlr. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02
CANCERS. JUNIORS. ULCERS.

astonishing cures by DrS. Kline and Lindry.
AT the Philadelphia Cancer Institute. giI NrrL
81. Philadelphia. Pa. At Brainch Offices by In.
McAl'liacl Il Niagara ST. Buffalo, y. Y: and h\
Ut Evlrts. over 80 G"n'See St. Auburn. y. Y.
WONDERFIL CANCER ANTIDOTES
No hHif' v" CduStic Meoiir;itev No Byod LinL ruin
For particulars, call disSS either 81 Tie allure
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02
IRA KITTEEDGES ESTATE.

y true copy If record. Attest.
lUO-2N VI. II. HAI:ISllOEN. judge nt Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-02
Profit on Hens.

We occasionally read great stories of
the profit OH keeping hens. We think
two lose where one makes anything. Yet
, 1872-11-20
DIR. BTGELOW

CQNE1DENTIAL PHYSICIAN. No. 464 SOUTH
6TATE-ST., CHICAGO.
il well known by all readers OF this papers that Dr..
O. Bfgelow Is the oldest established phytcan In Chicago
yho has made the tEeatent ot AZ chronic znd nsEvo9.
Dr.. B. the most renowned SPECIALIST Of the age hoa-
oEad by the esteemed Of the highest medical
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perfecttnf
remedies that will positively all eases of CHRONIC
The reputation Of pr Bigelow Is not founded dplo
colleges; he has graduated With honor at we'll knoWn
Institution On this continent His praises in the
athousand miles o but sounded at doors they
sEs @ net datsd dezep yeaa ago. bpt now Gentleen II
The @ medical a faculty neE 2rsstsinE in Chesso VII
Read his MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies' and gentls-
men Sent Eee to address II sealed envelope Enclose
II the city, with SEPARATE PARLORs for ladies' md
GaE fad t9 aasss Il. sss to
Dr.. O: BIGELOW, No. 464 state-st. O8ce hours from
, 1872-11-20

plaintiff to amend by changing name Of defendant.
3,616-ohamber Of Commerce Y. National Insurance
csrdwe1l motion By defendant tor eontinuanee de-:
MED, and exceptions. -Crsfts Y: Wentworth !;
Leave to file ns IN sn e'e aa ofdsaed na alias
trial; verdict for plaintsf, damages a,os2 md
Judgment 29kans1 x ~ k0ea; ,fsams and
appeal dismissed at defendants costs With procedendo
for want Of prosesution hssroe '. Nixon
sna snti. JUDGMENT dSa pa entre 2sDooey '. cy % ary
'. Reh4oldt dismissed y planti5 : attorney. s275
ards' Iron Works same. 212o-Ames q, '. Kle;
5,1a.Amss :: Khnball verdict for plaintia; dan-
ages ss51 ST and iud dgmsnt, },1'ae ea,y1
cuANcEnY- -861-Gist '. Adams service BY pnh1ica-
on George N Moore app9intSsa p guardian d ad Item
o47-Patch " Patch; decree Of divorce. 53a-Fiaglcr
'. JOY change Of names OF complainant. 55a and
NEW Su1rs-, ,a34-Go1dman Bros. Y. Occidental
aoggn and .s shainer nad ates1eys
ssooos as''I M,ss7@ois5bash, s- Enssia Co. Ths
Putnam Fire Insurance =, 2 Company, 2y, Of Hart
S dspsR1 d San R9sge Mssy
CO. 5000 {an the atove asaumrait suits from the
sans attorheys = as -Rnskstsln n.;, Nor
e. waae aoses aaa 2o ana
Henry Wai1el v Pau]ina glrick md Stephen Keough;
debt, $500; Francis o. Riddle attorney. 41S1-Geo.
y 6amPbe assignee Of Durham a.. Wood William,
znire, and Andrew g. Agnew bill q complaint in
rcpevin suit. Il, A,s42-same =. henry B. Glover,
jerome B. Crane, George Wilcomb, F. Porter ThByer,
and Ell Holllster. 4 1,s4s-Ezra Wheeler. Thomas
Horny Z. Van :sDenborg and George A. Boswell; Pc
titton to supply record. 4, 41,sH-Jmeph II. Hirsh =.
Edgar Loon,is, Thomas Tripp, and Martin F. Foett;
assampsit, s15 900 Philip Stein, attorney: Il ~
Stain, attorney. 4,54s-H. B. Pearson v. Rodney ii.
Whipp1e; assumpet, 81 QUO; same attorney. A,s47-
Laurence Proudfoot Y. Vim. Il. snycer casc, SO GOO;
Harvey, Anthony Gait, attorneys. 41.s4s-Peter n.
Morse '. First Msthedst Episcopal Church Of chi
attorneys. Il, ,350-S. J. Chase =. H. y. Chapman
debt, $500 Bragg Lombard, attorneys: A,s51-
The Marine Company Of Chicago William H Waters
ct al, under the frn name q Waters + Farwel1;
aasumps IS, GOO; Williams Thompson, attorneys.
Il 1s52-FFank1in MacYeagh, Wayne Macveagh, John B.
Raymond, and Henry G.. Barnard, partners ETC. =. 0.
P. Pearson and Alexander Gillet; assumpsit, $500;
Charles E. Towne. attorney. a5s-Gassett Irues
sptegel '. John A. Neson assunpsit $500; Rossnhal
appeal, Il ,356-Ryan '. R2yles appeal,
, 1872-11-20
AHEAD AGAIN,

The New and Comfortable Cars Provided by
the South Side Railway Company.
The South Side Railway Company received, a
day or two since, from New York, three new
cars, which are to be placed on the line running
from Union Park to wenty-aecond street. Ten
cars have been ordered, but the number men
toned is the first insta1ment, the others being
due next week. The vehicles are what are
known rs "dome" cars, an elevation in the
centre Warranting the name. They are pro-
vided with all the "modern improvements p
such as rubber running. gear. corrugated
steps, wide platforms, new breaks, etc. By the
for1nax, Rida nation is ahviatad and vibration
, 1872-11-20
The CRIMINAL cQURT,

IJNdgt F0fteT.I -
41o-B1ay sent on plea to 80 days in the House Of
Correction. 420-Driscol1; sent on plea to Reform
School for ten months. 422-Jas. Con1ey; same 447-
Patrick Mclaughlin Elk months In the HOUSE Of Cor
rectdon. 461-John Reynolds; same 466-Annie
Sweeney: ten months in same. 489CFred. Small f7e
months IN the Reform School. 40s-Peter Boyle; six
months in the House Of Correction 438 8-Hart: jury
tial verdict guilty. and sentenced to eleven months in
guilty. and eleven months in the Reform School 49,
Charles Miiler jury trial, guilty and ai1 months IN
the Reform School, 49-John Mcguire. jury trial,
guilty, and 16 months in the Reform School. 49,
John Conley same, Is months in the Reform School.
4s4Enll Fcuntaine jury tlal guilty, and one year
in the Penitentiary.
, 1872-11-20

tJHu9e G1TY+J -.
LAw-1,7es-Rayne =. Payne; dismissed by plsin-
tif,B attorney aud Judgment. 2,45@rtce Y.
Muller: same. Jeuen r.. Thompson Rp-
peal dismissed by defendants attorney with
procedendo Tor want of compliance with rule q. n:
al: LEAVE to a.e, etc. 2a14a-Matthews '.
sturges leave to plaintiff notice to G. H. sturges,
to az in lieu and Eule on defendant to plead
pany v Balbach Silver Smelling and Refining Compa-:
n; default and Judgment s3o2os. 1,7oo-sturges v.
katttatidt; disnu3saad at plaintiff 8 costs. 3o82-
, 1872-11-20
THE COUNTY COURT,

t1HdJe Hdtt1cc.l ........,
Louis A. Normandy; order to administrator to sell
personal estate at public auction except certain
promissory note; inventory and superintendent nr
proved John Hopp: order rainstatng claims hereto
fore dismissed viz John and Peter Williams B. Dor
tnger, H: sternbe1g, =. Loeb, and Frank schweins-
Thomas oBrien files restored. August Kurzinald
grant of administration to Anton Kurzinski aud bond
trat1on to Ferdinand Babe; bond Of 400 approved
Jeremiah Leary; inventory and appraisement and
award approved. James Cunningham !; inventory and
superintendent aud award approved.
, 1872-11-20

1,976-gtate Insurance Company; Court having con-
siderel answer Of Assignee to rule to him to show
why lie should not b removed ouch Assignee,
holds such answer sufficient, and application
to zemove ovezruled. 2,051-Horaee O. Hedge !;
order referring petition Of Martin L.
Howell and Register vacated. 2,l&-T. g..
Constantine order Of dismissal made absolute, no
cause to the contrary having besn shown. 2o87-Wn.
Batterman fled petition Of assignee, and order that ao
sell stock Of goods, store fixtures horses, wagons,
a&~
, 1872-11-20

LAw-594-Head Y. Green demurrer TO special
pleas sustained leave to fa further special pleas
BY Thursday morning next. 7os-smith' Wood, ct
al on motion by plaintiff and affidavit fled, the
Chicago Arbeiter Verein made party defend
ant, and summons to issue. 678-Haugh ?. Wood.
ruff, ct al. !; jury trial.
= NEw su1rs-i0, Chicago Composition Granite
sen ana B3rnum, attorneys. 10,675-John r. Nc
AuleY ct al '. National Despatch Fast freight Line;
transcript from Superior Court Of Cook County.
, 1872-11-20

lAW.--655--Fan Osdel = Peck Jury again called,
sale On defendan nd to de additional bond By Monday
1sr sr5 tel ana to 9ese %
auit dismissed at patntia costs for want Of prosec
ton.
OAL-3l0 to $40 Inclusive
fudge Booth.]
- qenr hRooI p @ ,1a 5a4 nes
Saunders y Wright; personal service and default.
a3s ts1 sS; q s Rsas aid ya
tiona1 bond extended to Monday ne1t. @. n. 2,e75-
s,o1e-Ieftvitch '. Demo v. F. FslSer returns Narr
and affidavit. Patrick Sheridan and wife v.
G. Ii. l. St. ?. B. R. Co. -torder az Of Saturday,
appeal aoxe 90 days to hie bond OF :5oo and bi Of
exceptions. 2,47 and 2,s13-c. n St. P. r. r. Co.
'. Hurd; jury called and sworn, and trial.
ss4- Shelters c. + n v. B. 4 Co. dsmasres to
Mari oyezru1ed; to plead to merits to-day. 9e2-Rey-
ctal T insurance CO; deisat for w.at Of plea. 1850
Hight y. Fuller solicitors appear for detendant and
rule to Ps. extended 1q sys 2s ss
defendant; time to plead extended 10 days. 2,841-
same Y Same same order. 9s8-si1verraan y. State
cause reanded to It's regular Place On the calendar
Ieava to paint1d to amend Mart insanter jury dis
charged.
[Jldgs Raltan,s.l ...-.-.....
CHAacEn1.-s59lPeck '. Doyle solicitors enter ap-
tended 10 days. 695-fafe Shore / Michigan south
ern Railway Co. Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago
Railway ca socitoEs a enter a Of defend
sprague ct al; solicitor enera appearance for Con-
nectcut Mutual Life Insurance Co.. and time to plead
complainant TO- Close proofs in 70 days. 672~an..
ME = William Karg solicitor enters ~ Appearance m
fn$a
ant to pay complainant $50 per month temporary ALI
1nouy, and the 18th December $50 for solicitors
fees; and leave to complainant to amend bn nstansr
ants solicitor. 7-Farrar v. Gibbons ct al; solici-
tors enter appearance Of defendants Payne, Gibbons
ensr
ance defendants aud time to plead extended 20 days
G. n. 4,sss-Dekoven '. City Railway Company; in
dice. ~'"'''
fudge Far.cel.l
rlainants' costs. 673-Wilhelmtns " Charles Thee !;
service by publication, and default. 725Willinm "
Elizs coEbley; personal M service and default. ~
petition for mechanics lien on the northwest corner
Of Wells and Hinsdale street. 4,304-Alarn Burke "
Ma19a :aa R5sly
Xiii Rsith dzuahard IL pseitfoa % sor @ ths s'esa sppoipt
spora sso 70 osneys ssos ,0f 5s
-Lydia Boyce, Caroline Smith, and Peter Boyce =.
Henry Fuller; bill to have m account taken Of all
moneys advanced by defendant the security OF
lands In Berrien County, Mich, and elsewhere and to
have the title in said lands restored tc complanants
Wrn. H. Holden, attorney. 4,s07-Rudolph ]. shott ':
YIN. 7: Ball; attachment 81, ,0oo 1908 Benz. l. Hull
=. Lewis Bradshaw; mechanics hen. 4,903-samue1
Lewis Y. Same; mechanics lien: Brackett 4.
Felch, solicitors in both cases. 4,e10-Harvey ".
Brown ct a. '. Henry Bowman ct al; petition to
perpetnate testimony. 4911-ChaEles Q. Cummings ct
school house Of Division and sedgwick streets
for 5000; Fuller l. Smith, solicitors. 4,o12-Ja1nes
tck; asaumpsit; 6o0 William E. Holden, attorney.
4,91s-Leu Y. Boyden; appeal. 4,9l4-charles II.
Tne ToWa of % ceero a.
vile, Corwin Bagley, attorneys 4s15-Lsvi '. Boy
nrY1Qp1
, 1872-11-20
MEDICAL CARDS.
COBURN
Medical Institute,

No. 6 West Madisonst., OF Halsedst., founded
and conducted By DR. J. G. COBUN for the treatment
OF chronic and private diseases In both sexes.
DR. COBURN has three diplomas from the best Col
leges In the world.
DR. COBURN hsa records to prove his extensive hosp1
tai practice, both private and public.
DR. COBURN has had more experience in the treat-
ent Of private diseases than physician in Chicago
DR.. C0BURN cures the worst form Of structure with.
out pain outing but with French DiatoE, which
never fails.
The C0BuRN MEDICAL INSTITUTE Is conceded
by al to be OF hrst and blessing to the at
f9l any disease ct private nature taa CALL and rseera
who Is regular graduate Of medicine both Amez1
can as veil as foregp Colleges; DR.: COHURN'S rapu
tAtion Is UniouWide, and his Medical Institute Il
thronged With patients from all parts OF the country for
treatment.
Separate parlozs for ladies' and gentlemen. and the
finest IN Chicago No one is seen bat the Doctor.
His Books Male and Female Diseases sent free for
two stamps. in sesled envelopes Office houzs
p. m. Sunday, 2 to D. m.
, 1872-11-20
RAILROAD THE TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE QF TR TRIMS


Chicago. Burlington T. Quincy Railroad.
Depots-Foot OF LAke-st Indiana-av., and Sixteenth
st., and Canal and St1teeuth-sts. T1cket otico in
Briggs House and at DeDbk8.
, 1872-11-20
EDUCATIONAL.
DR.. VAN N0RMAN'S.

ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN FAMILY AND
DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN,
Il, 49, and IS East 1ty-frstst., NeH York, will
.nonce Its Sixteenth Year Sept Is, 1871 For full tnfo1
nation sand for catalogue.
Address above at T5 East SixtJi- -st-st.r
, 1872-11-20

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, 1872-11-20
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

lJNd9s R9ger8.J
IAw:-s55-van osdel ': Peek; jury again called,
and trial; yerdict for plaintiff; $6A .33 motion BY
rule On defendant to file additional bond by Monday
next In $10o. 689-Burchsu Y. Wright jury txial
jury retire. and to seal verdict. T79-Kaiser Peatie
auit dismissed at plaintiffs costs Tor want Of prosecu
ton.
500 On trial
, 1872-11-20

Chicn4o &, Alton Railroad.
Chicago, Alton st. Louis Through line and Iu3,.
iMo) short route from Chc.Ro to Ennxas ff.v
Unon Depot West Side, near Ma,ii,on.st brdee.
st. Louis & Springfield E1p.rsx,
ria Main Line ns.............-... s9:I5a n s8h0um
Kansas City Fast Express, via
Jacksonville, ILL.,, and Loui.i-
ans, No. ]9:15 L. H. 800 D. H.
Express Western DVision.) J.. 94:51 800 p. m.
Joliet i Dwight Accommodation 50 ., m. s9lOa rn
ST. Louis Springfield Light
ming Express, Wis Main Line.
aud also viz Jacksonville Di-
Kansas City Express, ia jack " 49,
souEile, ILL.,, Louisiana Mo. t9:o0 D. S7:15a. q.
Jefferson City Express 90 D. N. 1:l5 a. A.
Peoria, keokuk i Burn E1.... 900 r. m. s3aDp. ru
"Excspt Sunday. +E1. Saturday. SEE. Monday.
tDaily yia Main Line, and daily except Saturday via
jacksonville Division. Day, vf1 Main Line and daily,
except Monday, via Jacksonville Division.
TE3iuoiS Hent1n1 Rp;Jrood
, 1872-11-20

A%@~~@3 A-S - NA-AAAAS e*AA
be rightfully charged with receiving prefer
ence. At the time he turned the account over
to the bank and made the agreement With the
insurance company to pay it to the bank the
company WAS solvent. Il the bank bad com co n;
once e and taking the check then Il payment,
which they took after the tire, no
one would have thought of questioning
the transaction It seems clear to me
it is the bank, il any one, who has taken the
and his explanation must be taken as satlsfao-
tory, and the disqualification is not made out:
The Judge then went On to explain the rea~
Sons which actuated him in approving the set
by which the proceeding against. George G.
son Of the action then taken, the Assignee
came into immediate. possession Of
rge amoqnt 3n a.&ana Gf money, m aay or and and
forthwith, which the Judge thought would bene-
fit all the creditors more than protracted ltiga-
ton would have done.
The Judge concluded:
Taking into consideration the complicated con-
dition OF the affairs Of the bankrupt at the time
when Mr.. Perkins assumed the duties of AS
signee, the result, it seems to me, should be
quite satisfactory to the creditors. 1t is proba-
bly, true that those results may have been at
tanned at so early a date by reason of the insti-
tuition of the proceedings, and the vigilant eye
which certain creditors have kept upon ali tie
acts Of the Assignee. But the results are
realized so far, rs soon as could
reasonably have been expected, and I doubt
whether any good would accrue to the creditors
by electing or appointing new Assignee at this
time. The work nov seems well in hand by the
present Assignee, and, with the. same watchful
eyes that have followed him so far, there can be-
little danger Of his going amiss.
The rule to show cause is discharged, the
costs to be- taxed against the estate, and paid By
the Assignee in due course Of administration.
Counsel for petitioners dled exceptions to the
ruling Of the Court.
, 1872-11-20

as yesterday rendered
United States Circuit
to haya N. G. Per-
.tion OF Assignee OF the
a decision which has
which, it will be seen,
7ery particular:
1s1ON.
t, one Newton 8. Tay-
adrupt, fled his petit
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v. For loss in the transfer Of the
American commercial marine to the British
flag.
In respect to this item the United
States ask the arbitratOrs to estimate the
amount which ought to be paid to them,
after we submit statistics in respect 10 our
tonnage before and after the rebellion.
vi For enhanced payments Of Insur-
ance by citizens Of the United States, AZ far
as now known, 81, 12O, 795.
VII. For prolongatiOn of civil war.
the addition Of large sum to the cost
thereof, and Of the suppression Of the re-
bellion.
As to this item the United States claim
that after the battle of Gettysburg offensive
operations by the insurgents were con
Quoted only at sea, through the Anglo-con-
federate cruisers, In the hope Of involving
the country in war with Great Britain.
and that the latter ought in equity to re-
imburse the United States for the expense
thereby entailed upon them.
VIII. Interest upon all the claims up
to the day when the award is payable by
the terms of the treaty, which is twelve
months after the date Of the award, at the
usual rate Of interest in the city Of New
York, where most of the claims Of individ-
uals are held, which is seven per cent. per
annum. The United States claims thatin-
terest should be computed from an average
day, say July 1st, 1868.
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SCIENTIFIC ITEMS.

"A CEMENT recently invented by NJ Sarel,
Of paris, in which the most important ele-
ment is oxide of magnesium, surpassed all
other kinds or artificial stone in strength
and hardness, and is equalled by few, if
any, Of the natural stones that are employ
ed for building.
IRON ore has been found in the Haxare-
baugh district, in India, which is said to
contain 80 per cent. Of pure metal, togeth-
er with slight admixture Of manganese
There is said to be 500 square miles Of this
ore in the Diamoda coal fields. Under the
deposit there is layer, supposed to be
about 20 feet thick, Of the finest coal in
India.
PROF. COLDING has prepared an interest
ing paper on the laws Of currents, Of which
Nature gives translation. While recog-
nizing the influences of differences in grav-
ity. he does not agree with DIR. Carpenter
in thinking it sufficient to account for the
ocean currents but he thinks the earth 8
rotation exerts force upon the gulf stream
equivalent to difference Of level of 25 feet
in $50 miles.
CORRESPONDENT of the New York
" Evening Post" connected the wire of a
galvanometer with the water pipes Of Bal
timOre, and the other end of the coil was
joined to gas pipe. A thunderstorm was
raging at the time, at more than IL miles
distant, and whenever fash occurred the
needle was detected, showing that at least
500 square miles of the earth's surface were
inductively affected at the fash.