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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-04-03
NOTICE.
DESIRABLE PLACE
FOR SALE.

A tract of land, one hundred and one
acres, and lying about three quarters of q
mile east from the corporation ofColumbia,
between Lytle's Creek and Duck River.
Can be bought on reasonable terms. About
forty acres are in cultivation, and about
Sixty-one tolerably well timbered. A new
and comfortable residence has recently
been erected on the land, and altogether, 1t
is one OF the most desirable places in the
vicinity of Columbia. The place is known
as the 'Horsley Upper Tract" We know of
no place offered for sale that is SO cheap,
considering its valuable river bottom land,
fine timber, improvements and nearnesS to
town. For particulars apply to the HER
AID office mch 6th-tf
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-04-03

MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES,
All of the best Italian Marble; also, / have
the latest styles of designs. All work as
cheap as can be done elsewhere. Manufac-
tory on West Main ST., near the Institute
March q, 1S73.-ly.
, 1874-10-12

scxlnsn by tto Raw. T. Il. Elliott at she
Church Of tie aIrssiat,.
Tho Rev. T. l.. Elliott, Of Portland, ore', 90.
cuniesl tbs pnlpt Of tho Church Of tue Messiah.
cornef of Michigan nYenuo and Twanty' tafa
Bsrest, yesterday morning. Ho TOOK hiS 1e1t
from Iiebsovs xii, "a to 81. ,,,
The aIppkkor announced AZ Ala 6ubject " sAedl'
ntio,a a1h Diediatorial Work." llo sald the SUD-
tcct IL I'd tluoe possible views, na>naly': that
there il, no nlotiatiou, That thero IL opiy ohn
n1eain,i tn, aud that tleta is general "a" OF
n,ediath,n unAnt which there are special 10
atay,ces and instya11eutElittca. Tle nret tive
yiaWn y tia natural e<tron6s to eaoll pthosi hau
tho tl,irl wont ia reconcile tho dtticlas OF sha
othorH and sa.iafJ sae aoui by showing it tnhs
ne1iata rlal work h not t1cept!oithl, w nR.l
fesied u Chtint'A Ito hul deatl. but IL paFs OF -
Ksnerat law into mull al wl,p ha'e anS n4eas-
lis0 Of tho ltta ot God la tAon, entnr: ,..,..
Ho thuItglt tho doesl1ua of Clrlet'A madlsslon''
At uauai y preachad s9-lay 10 ta!o Cltraflsn pu''
ps. was t;eco.uinG absolutely nh'afua hi' fannt-
siya to tt a Intelligent una alhrtlssl. .tstotuNis
10 a,,oh d cctrilses. Aod xah angry Or n:saon!e,
maa hoM lcehly devrsfel era Ely5st caaio u! is W.
lanalty o.. the lxw, tass Al = 1'onasniah has
speaker istefkrus. tau tloslfss ~ haYlpg !oAs
IT waG aaty !'s anl;topnsstnE this taotsnen
in toun y! skiigo .I,y' tnat Ally ne could 10 haTe1
fron uvs, ,a4tus Wrta;;p,. ui,yjt 70 its logies,l
c1nEGiile rn", Il E:! ~ HWtnt dlt3onGF ~ e'ua,
Ktd Libel aA sotal. IL. rc..:,lsA u ontanR1" INV
Godllesu II a tun1oe uf jEsa,uo ht 'Gnsct. MN
tn tl,low tal sxsieu.u:y u1'hes.ls1g ns:ospahtg
around p'I t'u issett anry 40 fato, aso 1sa a,
, 1874-10-12

words vo nlmlt; Int ting ase robhed Of alt aar
casm by tho fact that tho frl,itA Of rnliginn.
which nol.o hnge isstad, and It's flowers, which
mono Aaye ever reon. hold moro power in tlteir
tron,n than tho re,ln,B n,out onr feet contait. in
oil their groeH reality II IL 10 q caso of shadow
aEnit,st fapt, it IL r case also whore itoto II
lcss ii, tha fact tlIal1 III thu a!nduw. Gntcring
upon t1cli Il peculiar otnplro Of thought, wllorn
fnct ind nyescry 30 strangly blhn;l IN oliprs.
Tint utlery refuses 10 give Up til "details Of
ci:!or uod or man to n,ortaIs, ,tho steward OF God
must muyo within tin co,npaas vi lls ttiyino In
ytruc!iouB. nntl not taro nflrni Violently things
which tue BOOK l.ae almost wholly coneoao1, and
he losllcat whore God Himself iinp been Silent.
Ife II to bo clenr wfcro ihe nlblo In cloar, and
what ynguecny rcligloi, has that he ,uust llrsza
along tho sEmc path. md softon his voice whore
tho evidence falls, an1 )ift iuto eloQuonco where
the sins anil virtues Of 1neu aud tho iacs Of God
and Chr}Ht move along hoforo tho faces Of 1nnn-
kind In thor complete reality, ulcon,promising
al to yi,no and vico, e}opnaat oycr rewards and
puniahmonts, sympathetic ami lelpful where tho
path 10 dim. lnost tolerant mud humble amid tho
raost solemn anystcrios Of God.
, 1874-10-12

x1,,,.. tse1s IN ths use Of street phrases In aer
,nnns md against all sortB atid kinds OF pulpit
'shar tint yio,atcs, avon III tho slightest degroo
t1.h ,ropr,otien Of tho piaco nnd thu timo. I ar-
rs tl,c uo.cslled orthodox pulpit OF thia co,n-
~ "a thc chief offender in this toganl, nAtl,
thoush IL iii douorninational relations toy deny
ma tho Cll7atian name, nccnso certain OF them
II trailing upon tho reapccsahIltty Of tho de-
,,nminntiol,s to shtoll t!soy belong, antl 10 far
a. their rorrnano,t influence Ii concerned, OF
solMg tlt IL ptrt],right for mess OF pottago.
''s TIis n,a7 Impress you, brethren, aa o3eootl.
;BgIy pla,pi apoaking, aud Btylo OF allrsea
,s6ieh am nut accustomed to usc. But, II am
e. sreak u,,o,i this thculo ut oil, I n,u8t spoAk
u]ainly. ii Ia time no we're all npeaking plainly.
II these torr:blo revelations Of latc,---for Who
ever may DO innocent, no ono can fail to SEQ that
y foul nosl has been uncovered, III thcso fcar-
ful tcvclatoua, Bny, ahafl aid ia arrestins cor.
tain miachloyoua inndcncios tn society, alld
Ia calllug attention TO- tho head OF
moro sober and aolil mothod Of work, VIC may
ali rojoice that ont Of 80 much evil somo roal
good has como.
In tho long run, character and honest work
win. Believe this, and act upon IT, All other
methods aro delusiye and aouhttni.-nil moth
oda Of work savo those nlone which will beng tho
light, and, III tho end, onnobo the character,
ybate7er inay he their Immediate o1eot, ought
10 bo cons:omncd, for thoy aro houscs "built
upQn the aand."
, 1874-10-12
70 AhCIH||llPEECCTlS 81
and BUILDERS.

Tie Merchants Farmers and Me-
ohauios' Savings Bank Of Chicago, in
the interests Of the Laboring Glasses
and its Building Loan Department.
will pay a reward Of One Thousand
Dollars for the best plan, with speoi-
doations, Of d 6re-proof, or an ap-
prozimately fre-proof, Cottage Of five
rooms. A circular containing t'lll
information oan be obtained by ad-
dressing q note to the NJ, F. and H.
Savings Bank, No. 76 South CLARK
ST., Chicago. .-.,
SYDNEY MYERS, Manager.
, 1874-10-12
DIOItTUAfsH.

Funeral Of Mnrik Smith. the Acssx.
NEW YonK. Oct lt.--Tio funeral scrvicca ogo,
tho rcmainp Of 3fark Smith, tho actor, wore held
this afternoon ut "Tho Jistao Church 'Rounl
tho Coruer." Tho church wap tl,rongcd. Dr.
IIaugbton read tho funeral norvices Of tho Prot
rslai,t Eplacopal Church. The ral!~benrers In
ctutleta John FiHl,cr. IeRtcr Wailae!. Wt.ttolnw
1.ef,l, 4. Oakley Hall. 1Irnry fso,lley, II. D.
l'alHcr, Douglas Taylor. and William Wintar.
Tho reuinlna sfcro taken to Greenwood.
, 1874-10-12
4 f:aY kbrDvno,fs

EvAssv1LIE. 1rtl., 0oa 1l.-A lad named
Eugene Welxster, wAitat returning from tbs fasr
at lloulo, ras drowno,, about 'niles ahoTe
wish fo,,r Or Hyo co.npnnioua in lkit7.
, 1874-10-12
Accidentally shot alf,sssrlf.

Alphabetically Nhot a1{rM1e1f.
Seeeia! Ui.patsk 10 Tia Chfcans Iaibans
CEowy po1Sr, Ind. Oct. 11.-John Bailey, a
cs.,lan.er of this place. aocidentusly al,ot him
self dead yesterday afternoon wlux out shooting
At Clamp 3ulgau. Hls body wss bsouGls homo
thls afkor1,oon,
, 1874-10-12

Lbndan lSe 96} Cur1fEvtthet OF Ina Ntn eff tleF-
old,
On tho arrival 1T Queenstown Of every Anae1i-
can atoa,ner, tho correspondents Of the lending
London papers aro III tho hab1t OF transmitting
by telegraph tho summary Of news contained III
tho Nav York papers. Last week one or two Of
tleso correspondents wired Atnulton'a statement,
which waN duly tlHtribnte,1 by tho telGErnrh Hi.
thoritos. Subsequently, however, they judged
flint q mood loal uf tho stHtclnent eonalstcA ot
~ objectionable nlntter," and o1hor corresponds
cnce 1T Cork waa atoppea. Tho noxs morning
tho London papers Waro Notified, IN . Lengthy
document, that their correspondents iict placed
matter on. thu wires, as eatraotoa from
tho American papers, relating 70 sno
ao-oallai Deoeher-Tlison cbae, rilch could mt
to tr.,,sro!tsod rs London, viewing that it must
pasY through t!la llansla OF in,nber OF rospnct~
at,lu feylaao utesEs. Tho t'oal-Ofltro pointed 70
the provisions Of Tho 2ct Ut parla1nent, and
a3doa that it had bapn hit oa very ratu occaHtona
wen tho authorities llad ,nado tlae of their pro-
rogatiye, but that in tho present INSTANCE t!iey
foit justified to oxerese thesr s'slstn a'M lntstnss
tho trangn1sEon per wira Of the report retol1ea
utulgated, hoyetn! toNrna3A Aatl roael'ra fno't
moaYagcs. Heuce tim telegraph separtlnanG We
only pattlY auecaasful III exercising thor F1gnts
OF censorship ovar Tia press \ portion ~ t'e
reports wesa pstntnd in tho 1tntrs. .s1anahlTz
and Ua;lY Aetrf who excycisaa their OWL JliflK.
.asnt what to ln!hiet. ar Miint TO nspnltst. 15at
In these cssta, ilnlnrptninl, the toEK so!ro"
sueuflcpts waro nutldad not tu ropeat the onenao
aid they il, ttua COURSE alo!o9ized fornot having
uxpuuged frunl tlletr teporta the ao-eaiou "ob'
tectsopHhla matter" Our authorities bago owl
ttoutjy forgo.ton tue Mordsunt divorce trial and
tlo nature Of thu matEor publllhed after zach
tnvfa nrooaadluGs.
, 1874-10-12

aerlattA Acoidcnt.
Xeet;al D1.rdtsn 10 1A& Ch,:sao 1Ttat''s.
r.Nnn,poh CtTf. 1nn tadt. tn--7''a" "ef'et
, 1874-10-12

Of the glorious tloodn Of DR.. Eddy In tho cause
OF Christianity.
At tho eyonlng usrrlcos DIR. nlcCheHnoy selir-
congregation III very affoctionata lci1nA.
, 1874-10-12

FOIL Under II Train s,F Cars.
Spsral Dispatch 10 1'ae Chteuah 7rfsnte.
DucE CHEEK, Ind, Oct. 11.--A Goctlon man,
tla'nod Michael MCCARTHY, willie attempting Il
board freight train on tho Wabash Road !ast
night, foil under Tho train and had hs lead ous
, 1874-10-12

Pro4ldoat Of tho First National Danlk OF Cam
bridge City, was out Riding Saturday when the
team, loeamo frightened. upso: tho carriage, and
Injured AIR. Koplor rertously, u not fatally.
, 1874-10-12

The NtoslR.rs. stntcmesst Stopped Ivy
THO E;,,Kii*it Yc..:rstpti Anthorifios.
Leadoa Stp 10y Cpr,esvnthet Of ihs Nsm lerk ffef-
, 1874-10-12


* thtrs Is good H. thc,h. Certainly It Il not rsnlng
nft,r n.olsnco. There are 5n'uy who npesk Of ihs
rest thAt ro,lainot for tho pouplJ Of God, it we
simply ceHsz1on Of actisiy. fow there aro rssny
things among Ne WITCH &c may 1s permitted 20 long
to no rid of sn iniaglao perHona ln Guch straa
that they might wish fnr death. can iraagno ono
lynn huir!ldeii. cAn Imagine ono not always bed
ridden, yet moving With s,,ch asinlowy lisc that
, 1874-10-12

-0@tAS
ho,Y moro in worahip, the stewards no longer Of
thousnnd n6BumptionH, bit OF the confessed
myAtcrlea Of dod.
But bofore ,7e dismiss thees mysteries for the
morning. lot nus ask you to mark What d fonndH-
tion Of PLAIN facts thore IL oil tho whllo ho,aath
this mountain Of psrpetual cloud. II All above
and bonoath we're shadow. the lipa might hest
tate to speak and tho hears tail Of impulse. But
loo1 at tl!e great facts, solid rocl. over Which
from fro to ses. T1lc phanou,oaa Of hun,an a'iSs iie
ere all roaE. Man4 mis- mind, Ills conscience, Ills
suffering When dotacfed ln Sin, hie peace III the
paths Of virtue, his loyo. ho progress bis lcar,-
ing, bis hope beyond tha lilo. hia tomb, his God
which, 2B 4lr TJuf!hll confGAaes, no one can ever
cacape e-all these nre thrilling facts. and mako i
basa OF adstnant to uphold all that Invisible
world whe1o unseen anYolH arc supposed to tiy,
aud wheso tho Son Of alan Ia supposed to 10
standing at the right hand nt God.
And not only, DO We ses greet sects beneat},
the great lrtatnlnnd, hut Wo 500 thb great fac.s
co,ns out Of it, itks tho ligAtuiags and tompest
from tbs old b!nal. Civilization III lta oonlbluol
glores Of lRw aud beneFolenoo. naotata, purity,
learning, aud Individual gsoatnesa. hafa, moro
than ,roln auy other source, aowed Town from
that God and Christ whom mono can know. an0
from that Immortality which rafaAaa to give up
itH eeoret.
rhus, though tho mlnlssers q Christ ,sre
called 10 q fiolu Of thought poonliel, tnloed, q
hell whuys indefinite length and prcwith and
quality distinguishes 1t great1y, and often aadlr
from tho nsla i.to Witch the ata'eslnsp or
suioutllto mud repsira, aud soc1,zcA definite
ausxer to definite inquiry, yot isla esonasis Of
doi'a n,yataEieA .ro aottiaE forth constantly
from baais al fact. and thouglt tho cup thoy
eArry oontaIas III, unknown Wioe, set thar 114o
drink uf il carry ever afserHards nwooses lifo.
aud soul and hoopo. Hence what thsso stewards
eea,n to loso by the rat1.emess Of t''oir enssEe
ia all n,ada up to them by tho reality and grand
ony, bu; Il IL great. Tho aolontitiu tnlslh, ths
leaal tlolds. tho political tlslds, may boast Of
their pxa4unta ~-a,ld SAT-. 1--WE haye fruits that
otte may tautFj fbsea hi6umhtH Gus Ia tue Upsu
afs lhsufsh 1T fE.e sphF}" hnR tia tfntA Ut ttis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
Foreign exchange was dull and nominally as


The money market continues to be generously sup
plied and call borrowers were freely accommodated
at TO per cent, the chef rate being q. The de-
mand for commercial paper exceeds the supply. and
best grades moved at to per cent. The outstand-
ing legal tenders amounted TO S3s, 1881, gain
from Saturday of S6i,l2!.
United States bonds have been quiet aud though
tbe demand from investors, both individual aud cor
porate, has been large, yet so scarce is available
stock that the market has been quiet We annex
cln.in ~ nnniai0nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
To,,i....... $500. Sal 500 s3li.22i 100
The following is the quarterly statement OF the
Sta,e hanks of the City Of New-fork:
To..L... go .Al0.loO sGl.Aa2 loo slli.t
.nlnlG.in0 kGl ale.luO

Attheregular stoc kholder meeting Of the Cleveland
aud Pittsburgh Railway Company. held IN Cleveland
on Wednesday the following gentlemen were elected
directors tn wit: J. y. Mccullough and b. +. Jones.
Pittsburgh: Thos A. scott. Philadelphia; John Il.
Trevor y j. Tiden Chas. Lauier. Geo. W. Cas-,
and I,aac bIp, New -lorA: Larz Anderson. CinVin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
Glendinning, Davis 4 AmOrY's closing pm

Reading closed IN Phiadelphus a. III YOU" III s0iiif
Gold was dull and lower, the sales being at Ill.
(opening) III. and the market con-
tanning nothing worthy of special comment. London
markets were only steady rs 10 securities the
money is reported easy there The Bank of England
gained flOOO0 in bullion to-day. On gold loans the
rates paid for carrying were q, D. 66 and per cent
The Assistant Treasurer paid out S26l'OoO IN cola
interest on the public debt and SeS,OOO in redeemed
5-2Os The days business at the Gold Exchange
Rank covered: Gold cleared, $37.23j,0O0; gold
balances 1886 400; currency balances, 81 ,56j6''.
The receipts at the Custom house here to-day
were 1885, 900. The following were the quotations
for gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20

AsHEs-The receipts iody rsss POS are drm ,ai t'H
request. quoted 81 5ai03c Pearls are iIactve
CoCOArhe market continues dl sales Of 100 bags dass1an
% at Toe, gold.
COPFFE-Tne aui OF
isl bar per private the total stock ., all port
this evening p l2t bags tooss; Galveston OIii
Savannah 900 bags Charleston oOO higs an
Ordinary At 2f' D2'e fsf i IDH
iI,c Good do 271g-itc Prime ciTgOes 27' t2oc all
gold; active obbng demand AZ srnag p
mild Cofees al quiet Int tm az prey,Oas prices
COTTON-The Cotton ig aai prices are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20

The RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always An
important subject to both borrower and lender IA
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof. r.
Portland Scientific Meeting. is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20

natl J. v Painter Jas +. CLARK. and K. T. Rasass.
Cleveland.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn.
syyani u.s. lO7; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 81;
Reading Railroad. j5l Pennsylvania Railroad. AT;
Gold. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
THE MARKETS.

lCnelgllY reported for ras rKiBurz
M0SDAr, bn 10 tS7t
irg complete list ~ exports shppsi an 'sses rh,S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

We buy and sell 'GovERNMESr BONDS, GoLD and
GOLD CoUPoYs at current market rates.
We buy aud sell INVESTMENT STOCKS and BoSDI
at the Stock Exchange on Commission for Cash.
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants and others.
at all points in the United States and Canada.
We receive DEPOSITS subject 10 draft al SIGHT. aud
allow interest at the rate of per cent per annum
We issue CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT avaiisbie IN
all parts of the country and in case Of Special Do
posts allow interest NJ rates 10 be agreed upon.
We COLLECT DIVIDENDS, COUPONS, INTEREST oS
UNITED STATES REGISTERED BoNDs, and attend "
Banking business generally, for out of town Banks.
Bankers and Correspondents. on reasonable terms.
We call attention to tho present favorable oppor-
tunity for investment in CENTRAL PACIFIC aud
WESTERN Pacific GOLD Bonds, winch ara actively
dealt ill., both in this country and in Europe. sni
which at current prices eyerywsy desirable.
FISK e. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government securities.
Nassau-st,
UNITED STATS BONDs.-THE F1asr NAuoNH.
BANK OF NEw-YoRK "a Broadway, buys. soils snt
exchanges all issues of U. s. Bonds at market prices
J. a. GARLAND.
Manager Government Bond Department..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20

Forward deliveries are - b lower with gpei bln,.s
bssis OF
Sales SATURDAY evening sitter January 900 10 I,ioe Fes
mary 400 i5Lr 300. 10 2lB2c nsrct, 100. lOs.
100 IL 1875. April 100. l6}c May 100 II 532c 300.
lTIs total 5000 bales Sales tofiI NJ - J,halr',
300 l5ac. loo Is l332c 200 1sc 100, ID l33Sc fes
rasry 800. - DID, 100 10 l15zci 100 Viec We,
300 l55s March 200 Is 3lGc 800 l6s+; 200 Ii 33le
IO0 Ia e poo 10 j-32c 500 10 3-l6c; 100 Is 5}yc.
800 is 5l6c April 200 i6 lll6, 100 1885, 200. i6iI
10 i9S3c 100 l6A,c; 200 rs 1872; POO l6A. asy 300
IKE 100 lie 100 II lS2c 400. ne 2Uo 10 81
loo lie 100 rs 3l2c 500 l7c. jine 200 ~ 7l6c 300
II 1895 Jolly 200 l7 100, II 2j32c total II 100 b'ls~
Grand total ~, 200 bal.S
FLOUR AND MBAL-The inquiry Flour luie hm,ei ast
grades Of Inter Extras - - the local tsis
only In small lots Round Hoop Shipping E1hs heavy assgs
plenty; Fiat Hoop 10 sesv hnue, ,ieiv ,Ri
close the weaker - PsrIy
brands puts medium Winter ini f1cr Nprag iu ,s
..als. ~ "a hfs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
Manager Government Bond Department..

limited number of WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS ior sale
BY AUG J. Brown * son. 30 Liberty-st. Net earn.
ings for 1873 largely III excess OF interest on oonds%
debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20

The tt'Dn na1g luauW ID
moe than halt a grafe above below toe quoted
PgzsxsT DsLigAW
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I'HE n.cr MONTHLY.
CONDUCTED ny
T.. l.. YOUMANS.

CONDUCTED BY
T. l. YOUMANS.
..........PRICs FIFTY cBNrs.
wrTg POrTRAT OF A PROCTOR
coNryvTs OF No. p FOR fEBRtAH
-. Cb-omos,.ee sal sos' PomnenceN By L A. i0''s'
Qllu,rfated)
n Rs,H.. TO Cnacsrn. b. Herbert spence .,,
-, 49,, or,,,. ans Painting BIZ n. Rood dl0'a'ed)
~ s.nry sce,oc ana Pablo In''ru'il0a. ~ A'''''
v The Dissipation Of Energr. BY H. NtIl1S
vi New. ron Jupiter +, Richard 4 Proctor
,u 1.s sn.,e co.e ON Of Mper,'s BY Albert R. Leeds
VIII Freak Of Nature ClGsriei)
TX CoruBjum 49,. ri,, ,,B
x Atmospheric Electricity snd ozone to''' "e"'O "
Disease By g ". Besrt
vi tn. Great Gene err IN Colorado b. Rev samnsi Loe1NoU
XII Science Rtucann aad Ans'osr'o'
xiii Sketch Of r. Proror Pcr'fHhl . e.-
sxIy coRRRspoXpN ~ Mr. Gladstone COrrects Mr. Spencer
Mi Spencer on hr Correotou-Nos On the rhyo" ''u'
ton Of Ma,er-dst,r. Force. and io7ris
XIV EDITORS TABLE; Ag'ssr ,
LITERARY SJ,I.E: Cooke, New Chemi'try-The lnenA'
81 Rs,isr-le Con,ss Religion and scence-hen'o"'
Theory ~ Pgou r Of Living Tbug.-smyihes boe anu 'n'
p,e,ripe o. osion-Speaoets Descriptive s"e'o"s'
u,scRILAsY New Material for Dental PlAies-Meieoroi's
,l-seware Per,irltoD-Lrnyth Of Thread Of the s"t'
wom-The Cons. aton Of CarboniieFcus suSA-he''"'O
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