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ture in it to be highly ereditabls to student,
as Mr. Payne Ia said to be.
Phillips has single portrait. d LII. Wina1ox,
strong iksness.
s.D. vpLK;a
'.vase Of Flowers" (No 1881 Is an unpreten-
life. Several other studies Of this Young artist
who has Just returned from q four years Alb
gence in Europe, we're displayed in hia fathers
studio Il. ". Voik, the sculptor On the recep-
tion evening. The younger Mr. Volk Was one Of
about twenty fortunate American artists Who
we're admitted to this years salon in Paris, and
= photograph Of his successful picture was
among those exhibited 1t the reception, but aa
the original WAS landscape and largely green.
the good qualities mostly disappear In the pho
tograph.
In q collection so large it il impraoticsble to
so striking that it cannot we'll be passed over,
but since It is unfinished it Is not Jet time 70
comment fully upon it-,1r. J. Roy Robertson's
"coAsT duARpsMAH"
mo. 11S), exhibited BY itseif in the life-scbool
room Tbi8 il = "charnctor pjctnre. q ainglo
figure Q; :,oaris lfo-sizs & - cd sshe=:n:2, OF
longehoreman in yellow oilcloth hat, long
boots, and rough cont, making his way among
rocks and surf. snd peering out, telescope in
hand ut some object Of interest, perhaps Hhip
in distress, 10 the distance There ia so much
Study and character In it that it is not lightly to
be spoken Of, and it would probably be hard to
tell the artist anything about it that he does not
know. The color is ia veEy high Icy, aud no
doubt intended to be toned down. William
Hunts rule is rather more than carried OUT, the
ouly point approaching white bong in the ere.
and not much larger than pinhond. certain
weather. -beatan beneyolence and Intelligence
shine from tho rugged features Of the old salt
The moro OF such vigorous and thoughtful ex-
reriments in coloring We have in our studios the
bettsr for the progress OF art among rs.
, 1875-06-27
ODDS AND ENDS.

/ portrait Of Raphael ut ths axs 1t g, sup.
posed TO b by hina4aR, WA recently found IN
Rome
l. commemorative group modelled b. II. Bo
quin. representing France receiving = soldier
nortaliy' ron aded, h about to be eFaeted IN tbs
champs ElyseeB.
No medals c! honor have bean awarded BY tbs
tury to any OF tho painters who exhibit It this
year's Ba1on, but they hsve awarded ono to n.
Ch4per for lia sculpture, "La Jeunesss," forrn-
ing part Of monumsnt 10 Ksgnauit snd the
pupin II ths School OF A1t d}ed during thu
wAr.
Better than III. L. G. Ea11ea picture ut t1s
Academy szs tso pictures Of hin II Jansen d No
CIore's oua b1aco Of etllps Oh the wing. The
csbar son,o children sailing little hnat
on brook, both good snd pleasing pctursA L
tiaY marine view Of MoraD,s hangs Just eYsx
Rarias picture, good. almost Of course
William Page is preparing an introductory sr-
Hcle to his Shakepearean investigations, which
ho completed Last summer By visis to tbs Ger
man mask, from which he took accurate meas
u1emenk8 chat Afterward, applied to tho arat-
ford buatx correspooded In o7ery esseuti2l par
ttculr. He has finished bust made fton hin
4tnby uf the German mask. which = to b. repto-
ducsd ID lhe ssY1tu n1eaxtAi4 Of plak3sf. brpuxo,
~ .ahapoatAiat44 T4A hnss = uzdhsnA&ta LIE
, 1875-06-27
SCHOOLS OF ART IN THE WEST.
/ VISIT TO ST. yA8y's


ST. MARY's. NornE DAuE, Ind, June 36.-
Goethe, in ono Of his art raptures, Bays thai
m.ny young painters would never havo takeg
their pencils in their hand it they could have
felt, known, and understood early enough wh.,
produced Il master Like Raphael The West il
now eutering upon revival Of interest in art
with an enthusiasm which promises permanent re-
suits; but two considerations enter largely into
the contemplation Of this interest. Thare are two
classes OF art people: they who practice art,
and they who patronize it. One OF these con-
siderations ID, have the people who propoBe to
patronize art q correct standard Of taste !? Ths
other is still more important There cannot be
any correct taste for art in community in which
there ia no correct art There cannot be correct
art in the producing seuse without art schools
and these schools must be conducted upon leeit-
inatc prncipieA Il they arc mere shttering
advertlsements-sehools Of artifca, instead of
schools Of art-they will do more than
Vards OF taTdrJ canvaB OF mlea OF false
drawing to denora}izo aul delay tao prog ross
OF art clukure, and to maintain kind OF ridicu-
lous and pretonsious oonaoissourship which
would DO worthy only OF the hearty laughter it
inspirea, il its aogmatism vera not 80 misol,iev-
QUE. It Ia as true in our time a. it Was in
Goethe's- that many srtsts would never touch =
pe'osS' ~" ttio. Appfeeaa'eo' N tno n1st
loseE of 1hau ambition, tho painful
patient ltbor, tfls dre&ry years Of
waiting. tho diaappoiutu:snts and chagrin
which checker and Shadow this profession
note oaz, tuan a. o,aals oas tney nonid naFo es,
eapea sooso nao ule ooora o. properly conducted
asaJ9t1 s"s', usen op9nea 90 item. Iaaro ehay
;r. "o'iio nHYe 7eGn elea1iy t1e maEn,tnde OF uor
., asn,i ato tn' laef1 'ne oesoflfu! pH:tox9s ae-
.I' sosuu 1aon tns "a's' ana 'ay their BAKED pro,
polsione H., uoae5 Ine oienafed ana aasonlaoed
t2 gaest uxe caoafero On The o'ssectlng table.
lnele 5ne e1qulsa.e mbole separates itself into
lso1A1en parfa' snd the hard work which must be
npon eaeh Of the innnmeranle details, be-
, 1875-06-27

rd vota, and that they were count
j by the Council and announced as
te result in these two wards. How
vsit, then, that the swindle1s and ballot-bo1
strers in the First Ward were not Indicted
T1titheir associates in the Second and other
wsro? There is another point which needs
some nvestigation. Among those indicted in
the sesnd Ward ia Mr. Il. n REED, who q
short aAe ago YVES forced upon the Board Of
l'aoAc Muks by the Mayor as Sidewalk
inspector. In view Of subsequent develop
merts' it lie fair question to ask if the May
OF forced tn Board to make REED Sidewalk
Inspector in compensation for his services in
defeating the vizhes Of the people Of Cl4iesso
by Illegal n1ea1s It looks 60.
, 1875-06-27

One week fros to-day the glorious Fourth
Ut July, With isabird Of freedom, star-span~
s1ed banner, dne-rackers, patriotic ogations,
pop beer, denunoations of the effete Old
World monarchies sly-rockcts, runawnys,
coEfng1ations, brok.n noses mud fingers, win
BE- upon us, with its customary demand fer
celebration Is it vii come on Sunday, and
- public opinion does oot yet tolerate patri-
otc demonstrations Of tie conventional noisy
description on Sunday, SINE people viii Gel
eoEate on Saturday, but the great mass On
Monday, and thsrs may b eome people Of
ardent patriotic impulses a,d strong physical
constitution who viii try to celebzate all
three days The situation, therefore,, is simply
appalling. It cannot be expected Of average
human nature that it can endure two days of
pistols, popguns, fre-crackas, torpedoes,
guns, cannon, and hlunderbu.see, with ali
the cheerful consequences ID fins, nnaimings
slioot;nss, explosions. ETC., etc, which are
the harvest Of gunpowder. The Mayor,
therefore, hss solemn duty IN tbs premises.
he cannot abolish Fourth Of July altogether,
neither can tho Courts enjoin it, but he Ger
tainly can issue an eloquent proclamation
Designating either Saturday OF Monday 81 the
official day for burning gunpovder, making
the eagle Scream, end looping off AIMS sud
Iecz
, 1875-06-27

We hold the winning
cards in our line Of bus
mess, and will not take
a backward step tow
ards former Retail
Prices.
, 1875-06-27

Germany has an African lion who bids fair
to occupy the place in public interest made
sacaut by Ls death Of DR.. LIVINGSTONE. His
name is NAcn1aaA1, and he hns just returned
to Berlin after six years absence in Africa,
aud after it WAS supposed 10 had shared the
fate Of many other African explorers. In
1869, he ives on the medical staff Of the Bey
Of Tuois. aud in 1870, left his position to
carry presents from the Emperor Of Germany
to the Sultan Of Boznou- He remained with
the Rornous three years, when war broke
out between them and the Wadais, during
which NAcHr1aA1 was captured and sentenced
to doa.h; but By his knowledge OF medicine
he 50 impressed bis captors with fear that
they never enforced the penalty. He re-
manned with them three years, and then suc-
eeedeed in making his escape, and he is now
In Berlin receiving the congratulations Of his
co1ntrJmen- It is reported that he has added
materially to the general stock of knowledge
concerning Africa, and is about to publish the
result Of his discoveries in book-form.
, 1875-06-27

Psudezay break up your cold by tho ttznely uss Of
Or. saynes Rxpectorant, an old ramedy for soEs
lungs and threats, and certain curative for oouahs
, 1875-06-27

The Rt. Hon. WILLIAM E. GLADsroxx, ex-
Premier ot England. has made aomo progresa in
PHILOSOPHY, and has consequently arrived At q
st.ge Of indanerep.iam IA 10 moet human III
terests- Est, with Ill his philosophy, we did not
auppose be coud calmly contemplate the PROF.
pect Of going to Heaven without first having
seen America. Such appears to be bis intention
His reply 10 tho notification Of his election to
the Honorary Chancellosship Of Union Universi-
y consaius this positive relinquishmont Of the
highest European ambition: II lament to say
ths1 nnat make over to other--to younger aud
to 1esa occupied-naen the hope Of crossing the
Atlantic" The highest compliment that can be
paid Nj. dIApsroHH IN to NY that America
viii naiss nors than hs viii BY his pessegsraucs
IN this iutantioa.
, 1875-06-27

The power OF superstition and the religious
smotic2s to warp ignorant minds has lately been
Illustrated in New O1leans. The immediate oo-
eas1on 12s tho famous bared-alive case, the de-
ta;is OF which were published in THE TRIBUNE
sorne {.rae aso. The man said to hAvs commit
ted the nlufdctoua burial WIS kept in jail for
sev.1z; SeekR. without bail, and finally brought
NJ for trial Three Witnesses appeared
tgsinst hi1u-al nesroea superstatiors. sxcitable,
tad densety ignorant. The hrat ~itness SEW
ths coffin containing the live nan driven to-
Es-ds tire cemetery; according to his knowi-
tdEe, the o~cupant Of the coffin raisad up bis
ss=as Lish. "A il appealing for help, The sec
oud witeess eaH tho aan ia the coffin rxiss his
legs, std heard him say. ''Don't bury ne alive"
TIE third witness hoard tho man groan, aud
t-~ him s;t, Upright. The natural inquiry will
be, Why. il the man could lift nis Arsna, anI
kes. and had 80 freely, sod speak ne he felt
s:sfr,o.S. q. ha, not rise up and ssh the BY
ISLANDERS fcr assistance? There was absolutely
nothfug in tia sccusAtion,-a reputable phyei-
h2n's cer:i.eate showing that the man in the
sofhn was as doad 10 smallpox could male him.
, 1875-06-27

The p1artice Of administering morphine hvpo-
teru4lc4:IT is still disputed part Of therapeu-
hes. The controversy on this score lAtol, waged
tn this CITY must be in the minds OF most news
paper reade-z-. i parallel case has occurred in
Richmond, "a. The phytlcian involved there ia
Dt. MAo-1Rc, said to b one Of the hest sut-
geons in tue CITY, who was Medical Director Of
Btonewau JAoxsos's Corps during the War. The
pstiont Was = lady in a. advanced stage Of
pregn2cv threatened with a miscarriage Dr..
iAor1nE fonnd her suffering great pain. He
administered h5podernolcally S minims Of Ma
gendie's solution Of morphine and then left the
patient aloste for several hours. Alarming
symptoms being manifested during bus absence,
and be not being within call, other phvsi-
Claus we're summoned. They. Immediately On
hsaring tie treatment, prescribed asafetids !;
hut the patient sank rxpidlv and died The ply
aicians last called in charge Dr. nAou1RE With
malpractice and, as be il u military doctor. the
prospect Of duel is considered BY fkienda Of
both pa1tlca quits promising.
, 1875-09-25
FAMILIAR TALK.

PROMINENT ACTORS:
mo e"'1 run M 'i1' iio''o" 'c'n'nlHceneos o1
t4"5a "no t!asot6 tno 'o'o"'oE oasA regard
'ns so1a' ~ ta' f'ton''aeh' ae'osS anu actresses
", wv nasu Hoaua ,e''o"" ~ 'ho american slage'
Aao 41'a.t ""ia.A "nu nts olotnos aent5
ea,i'o 10 aus eouas's III 1o1"' 'ames tno
eloer n'aoo h's 'lfes arpoafaneo IN soptomher
VI 'na. yeas u. tao iafR inea.so' IN tao cllaf-
aetos Of 't1eu.Ph o. s1o hsnt actea AZ manager 1t
~" 4'"1'uta 1nea.'o' WHICH ns oj'oaca III 4a3t'
l.e ,olue'hea ~ @ ane nom, OF TINS hoase uital II
"aa oulhea Ill lh'o' In 1oo-' he onohea ;" Wal
lacks Lycoum." afterwards "Wallacks TAoa-
tro," On Droadway and Droon,e Atrests, and in
1s,il tha Drea,nt toune NJ TIM anmo nam. ~,
,,ir,oon,h and nrooau.r mo '' .,1a1, y" W.
=, tn1te'nsn ai'a ~. ~ otea o1i
tltistlllah Lay, 4oua. iiohEy "allack mhdo
hiH debut in Now York, ut tho Anthony
Street Thoa,re. as Young 4yorraS in 1891. James
" w,linor H. ,x,. boro i, Ior,on q, Ta1u
sna ~" ,rnmcht % T., .mer"n ~ ,vn, In % on ;a,.u ~ A'1a,
anu brought 10 AuneF'ca %nes ah lh1aat' lls
frat appeared on tho Now York stago III 1898,
~ ~ M Me,,rv nny,ar in Tie Dscan'hor iva W. ia % d;s|,
~ ne'ms !"'""t'' ~ pecen'po1' tn'. t'a aIeo
sne fol'o"anE May anu "aa oorsaa from tho
little church around tho corner" John I4oAios
wallAck. son OF Jamos ". wast4ck, tho eldor,
vas l,orn In Nnv York IN 1B10, anJ ,u,1o ill.,
dahut at tha nd Troadvav rhcotro in 1ea7 T.,
Tue part OF Sir ohaFn' fo1ssream IN "uaed
up." His second part was tho pisconnt In "IEe
Captain Of tl4e WStcl."
, 1875-09-25

dor, less lrreprcssihlc conflict mud mora
irropTesribto houeaty. Marriage is not
70 much matter Of dullarH and
certs as 1t Ia Of lore and harmony. Evnry yer.
aot. naia or female. intending to 10 ,t.arrind
r},o',ld make this ono point study: to clearly
nndcratand their own temperament anil t1ispoAt-
ton, aud endeayor to 6ud sumo one whose ma
turn, nhcn applied to tilor owsl, Mill bring hbout
harmonious EcsHte.
Marriage Is too much of scientific nature,
nnd nf too mnch Importance TO future genera
tions TO DO trsateh lightly or entered into with
Phrenolngy is good ecicnco to bo governed by
In selecting partner for lifc. Youra truly,
uAnny r. II.
, 1875-09-25
PRETTY GOOD ADVICE.

10 thf fdftor ~ 3ht Chtta1o 7Tlbsns:
SAIlsA, Ksn., Sept. tB.-Aftsr raading Tho
| many viows taken l,y your numerous correapofd-
ens OIL the sub jact matrimonial, do not ecc hard
lya good place to put in now thought. Tile ma
]o1ity Of thu w1itors advance capital IDEAS. and,
If for no other reason than that Ut being so
| ciabln tho cause In cortRinIr good onp. Brill
liant results arc ncvor brought about by itlcneas,
and agitation Of question rets it 80 all can Roo
It.. And, M wo lave 80 many tEa5las let us kcop
up thia ONO uutl tl4c resutH are for tho better.
One thing sure: il giyoa tho youngsters
| cl1anee to get NJ, acquaintance OF each others
! thoughts und llrRs OH lhs new journalistic
| theme / for ono 60 With the 'wllnmcn
folks" Th.y Rn. practically nearer right
thau tho men. for tho good gtr1s TO
mt r.ool to do mcnn things and lio to get
out Of it. Wo MI know that nine boys out OF
ten will bo ast-wickotlly-if they layo tho
cl1ance tn 10 70 aud thor will apo the ktylo
aud maun"rs Of good-fof,nothing adscnturor
twice M readily as Of good iua1l. Yet they nll
wAnt to mafty A. HoEno futnro tini,, at,1 al*ayn
to :lrat-cfAsa woman thoy mover marry tlloso
that thcs 20 readily associate with: but, after
fow years Ut ''curaedneBs.' ask gool, viriuot,s
tholn.. This they do with tho check aud
audAcity OF tho OWL onr. When our
girls eIyo them TO understand at
Snrs nrsat 'lrs a1s.o sI3y must ,o, fss ~ ia 10
then their attentions will 10 regarded. This
Will bo tho only safeguard IL protect their
rights NJ true women. No kuow. too, that tho
girls taxa 10 shcse tfnncy ducks Just al ousr
loo much 20, in fact. hut tho girls milEt
tt..y how to be good anu useful, then they will
have so li.lo tiInu to bsstow on tooistIness that
these chaps will find lller occupation gone
Commercial pursuits arc a necessity. and tho
places must he all filled but the ayocation OF
the nsochano and AEriculsuritt is by lar the
['r eferabte ons for tAn rossossors Of these puy-
suits have q moro independent life and moro
time to cultivate tho tui,ld and onjoy tLo
can.panionAtlip of Il family md their home.
Des, tles learning tho various household duties,
hl;e u ses a wo,uan have the disposition 10
lentL' all slo can OF tho business outside uf tho
ilosec. 1.enns to harness ard drive horse.
learn to ride, to rhoot guu, to ro@ loat, play
base-b.li. aud thousand other things. Then
aslother refor1n a woman may be in tie mdAt
Of buaY work, when she llas to drop everything
to cnturtaiu cn1lor-p.ohably ono Or q dozen
mora CONC, and Eho !oses half day. She
should lenra to say, "La&es. this Is my busy
day; l Iayo no time to ej,are from my work.
plenso emil at some &,tno wlIe1, all not 60 hnr-
ricd." This may secn trlllo harsh, but il iB
the only protection against q troop Of idlo gos-
rIpere. 1lay tho causo lire long. aud finally
win, IL ,lIy wish. AAItp.
, 1875-09-25

MORSE NFTAoLeaI; oE, Tta NxLtGiua " Gun FoRv-
AFHhks: tuSfAlais3 ALL 1HE MYTHS or the
~ Introduction. Vocabulary, aud lutrx. w Il. H.
AapxIae1, a. H. AutAas si I" Aluqllgaa Not psSu..
, 1875-09-25

tho Nofttnlen, Of Eurore, Entt1 recently sill
,,outa Inv. hoc, chiuy orcun,l IN t,,a;r .o. r,t
s''' ~ ~"ps"' - '.''' F'"'l'
tof ",o A!osio'ee ftex'a up III aead i"hrnea,
NTH tin t.ntLll AtId tho H1cek. ignorant or rare
atot u, treasurra If ri.,,ou If i,nar.,,,,n nm,
| ot htxt,r, t,,+ ,ro ~ H., ,;,. ,.t &c.
" H.'.u's t''"' .1' VI .nu inquest "ho ~ 'nso"'
ing light upon lilo catlT lilo Of o1lr forafatlrra
slary mon pf cenins and ,n,rrtnr NJ Tho nrcue,.,
lay J.aye lahoret5 tn make kpovn lin cristc,cr
Ut shis wealth, and tn disseminate .u,nnr tt,r
ntcIjrcnt n ,.r,ner ,cnsc ri II. ;,tcrc.t and
worth, In Euroue uascut. Tnorpc, tl,e 1rpvitts,
Cay)yto, Muller. Morr;s. and o,hrrp. haye ,,,or
nt,cll to accomplish this objey and in o,,r own
county Marsh, Flake, aud Anderson l,aro writ.
| ten with carncs. goal.
No nuthor engages IN tho work will, more
! fcryor than tue one lbs: uat,c.i, wli, In Tho
volume before ,ls nrroars SECOND ti,no AZ nj,
advocate Of tho claim Which Nono literature
las upon tho rcspcct Of tho Anglu.saxon rncca,
rsef. Anderson Ia hin,.elf n tso Northn,a,,, nit.
hc s,eaka uf tho vor,l, and dees Of l.ts nnccs-
tors with tl,o cnthnfianni of loyal kiteu,a.,.
bis energy and clo,'icnco in tho causo arc pleas.
inC, n1lt1 infect ono with souso portion Of l,ia owl
warmth Of feeling, although, with less lsuowlrdso
OF tlse nuhjcrt anl remote connections with II,
wo arc SLOW to accept all the conclusions he TO.
| c1arcB witt, rpRit;vc conviction.
| Tho syfenl of mythology which Ia prcsontel
III tbs ro|tln1o WAS common to NIL tho Tculontc
natious yet uone but the scantiost records hare
tecn proscgyed Of it in tho literature Of Nor
way, Sweden, denmark, Germany, md England.
Tugaaism wns ~ quickly sublucd OF, tho intro
,i1scion Of Christianity into these countries that
| rs III! thooEy waa lorHotltn IN few genera
taoi'r a1 tI'o language OIL lilo ti'ltre Asl!'elset-
ihE among aeaeiaIa tl.e use o. taelr Fcrnacnlaf'
fi!c tfedit1ohH Of tho 1oi1aer trsou o! Tue peo-
ple were he'ur ~tlstull put. Nut III Iceland tlie
| penpIo were moro slowly converted from their
hoathcn taat htlti. ther tnotiiel-tonGe rnntt'1a,
inE u nao IL wr1s!ng nj VOL aH n speech, NIL
lhear popular tnYtl" were preserved In tt,e poems
nid eohrs that maize up ths tltlor a',tl Younger
t1astas. Hotauso Inc mythology ut tho sortsl-
inth ~ now ma!u!y dra"n y e from these two great
ncpost"r.eh, tlle Elder fa" collected lIohably
~ Tue ioaitaehtt century, And tho lottt,snr
Euha written os ntorfe ntnrlcson III 'ha thlr,
teentn century, rEol' AHdofson mas considered
Il ltlst To glvo It thu name oI No1so rAshor than
o. sss!'aitsfah ~, mstho.oES' ~ II tho Asa.
mstho!or;E ~ hasa. " u 1t Was conceived a'nl
fNfrlrhr1 ~ tha NoraeEleii OF aushas ahd lc.-
.an's. Wso .as o!ti Aarso telntHso pTootly
, 1875-09-25


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however pnaHrs m with tls wntor ,!s,,, IN "rh .'
process Of grinding. III 'ts
Tile Hcn.t,nla im1ln,,e manufacture ,,
quantity nj Xan.ia starrl, tur lIrtr own ,Isa IE!
worry Ittlr FOR prfe Thoy ,naLn il tntn ~. ,"l h7'
Hour, II N raiI IN ho rnusrjnr IN snn oal "a. q
fertsa Or eor1,-starch, fur cnk.a mud nnl,'a
Tho wlta rcttIora nj 1hHcnyl,a hay l,aye .avr,';
mills i.I Tor u" Manufacture
VIII s',1t :. ,r.,, ~" a .,.., Hn" Afn rosnsrd
narcotic nEsnortioa li,c 1"avc. or,' H. u"Rofens
food Of tho beautiful butterfly LH,na,,;s .it1,
... ~~--
,.;nt uso"N.a"S IN TIE AuMosPRe7E,
~ o.'ei focot't "' tae hsna'os ~ Alr. G. H.
h!ackloy On tho connection between tho pull,n
of gtasaca and lay asthiaa IL given it, tin O,,o.
ty{v Journal of tf.cyuSconio ,S.jc,,rr n,,s % =,
ucrva,,,,. warn r,,t,,u,,, rr,r, l,,,,. eo
~ 4A'..' ',P'' ~ Inc ond
VI ""'y. iS 1hentlH VI H''P "f Eass cuhtch with
a non-dyiug lllUld, nn,l e.roaed lurizuntaly, Il.
quantity Of pollen arans present III til, mir =, Nv
meadow at tho breathing level was ,,o,,, w.,
,,,atoa ~. ,,rn.tn.+ ,u,,,1,o- ,,.,.t..: eets
o. ,r,,,, oun ...,1.', ""'"".""'5'1ns
90 "Ien s9o gfains settlc's upon Hilrfaro Of
E'l''''Ao N'o'*''''+~A as hoAIFt H1Gan
tlinlinutions in tho quantity uf pollen wcro o,a.
rtoueI Nv rain. torcthnr with !. fa,, In ~
ii,La.a ,.,, .. ."J uo - hi.' . .! atmos.
fant rtio,, .". rei - to H." I "Ens vi l.N+1
ant in tho uppor loyes tim 1T ti,e bsc.,iad' s'ad'
lnvol, tho proportion being 81 II to /. ruTat
epofos Woro innd ~ tho air IN large QUANTITIES.
,ar, M m'n ~ ps'ss, tnp Fpp,eh ,, :" u esysoga
to bo co,ttej blt wnra rrchoned At oru ,,,,,a ieea
timato to bo not lees than ,Jp-iO, ftl1 to ~.
s.aro Inch. Isy aefie. Of experiments Il NJ: NJ:
proved tlst il,nno organisms travel cotlsider.h,.
distances through tho air.
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IMPORTATION OF INSECTS,
Now Xoaland has nppcaIcd to Eat:Iaud for =,
importptiou of 1,uu,,,r.beca. II uoo,,, ,,s.a
$4,000. .u'uA s.o"n - suat eo''''trS 'a'a top1a
u'ce soe'', nsch"4e '4'eFo are no leects na!'se Ia
ING 's'aha tllAe ACT aa lofttEzefa III carrying tla
pol'en from ho"er 10 iio"er. Iho honey inttt
t,ectofy OF tue rot' csoTcr c"'not 10 1oschel Il
!he pronoe'e OF many 5nHects. but tho humtle.
Leo ta able to dip down aud drain tho loves. d..
rcBt. hence its eeryices nf "marilaco pr;a,,,
In tl,{s p,rt;c,,1ar houor mr., IT,, rrao. ral,a',
80 - kA3Nt sethttt IL