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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10

A>nIIIEE RAILROAD WAE The four
great railroad lines from the east To the
west viz: the PENNSYLVANIA Central. Erie.
New York Central and Baltimore X Ohio.
have for a good while past been united in
Il sort of = happy f,mily," termed in rail
road plrlancc i = combination for The
purpose Of regulating freight and pas>cn-
yer tariffs, and managing things generally
rs neatly To- suit Themselves a> possible
Latterly they have discovered that the
Central Vermont and Grand Trunk
through Inc To the west has become :,
Formidable rival, and after numerous I'M
successful efforts to break it down, of
which we VIII not undertake. TO speak ut
present, magnates Col. Tom Scott of the
Prnn> ylvnnia Central. II. j Jcwett Of the
Erie and .Jno. King. Jr.. of the Baltimore
X Ohio, concluded it would be advisable
to take the troublesome roads into their
d" combination, where they could have Il
chance to dictate It's schedules of rates.
Having reached this conclusion, they
addressed Il Joint letter. setting it forth, to
the managers of the Central Vermont and
Grand Trunk roads and requested them
to = walk into the pallor in New York
and talk it over. As they are in pretty
good condition t" compete with the combs
nation on passenger and freight rates to
the west. cN-(iov. Smth and Mr. dickson
were not very enthusiastic about this
proposition, but they had no objection to
talk the matter over, and take advantage
of any favorable propositions made. But
before anything could be done about the
matter, it was necessary TO obtain the con-
sent of Commodore Vanderbilt. the great
magnate of The New York Central. The
Commodore is naturally u little grumpy,
and 4 good deal independent. and Just
now, being sick. he is more 50, and he
fatty refused TO make any concessions or
have anything to do with the business any
way. The result is that Il war of com,e-
tition on rates has been inauguratcd; the
Central Vermont and Grand Trunk line
has reduced the price of first class tickets
from Boston to Chicago to SIG, and, if We
were going to let at all, we should bet
that they can beat the combination on
passenger and freight rates. and force them
out of the little end Of the horn, tinanci-
tlly.-S. -1Naas -4drcTiSr.
The two St. Adams papers are at v;ri
ance over the question rs to whc,h the
question as to whether the through bust.
ness on the Central is done at a loss or not
Sometimes they don't agree
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10

CHICAGO PENSION A"ENCY.-A dispatch
of Monday from Washington says
Miss Ada c. Sweet, Pension Agent ut
Chicago, testified this MORNING. She said
she was an applicant for the Pension
Agency, and in consideration of receiving
the appointment agreed to pay David
Blahclv, the Pension Agent. $500, and
was directed by him to pay the money
over to b. +. Campbell, then and now
United States Ma, shall for that district
When She had paid the S2l0o she notified
Blakclv and Campbell She had performed
her part of the contract, but Campbell told
her he had a note against Blakclv for
$4,000, and sh" was 10 pay the whole of
thlt note Campbell j. General Babcock' :
ilther-in-ltw. Considerable correspond
rnce passed between All the parties on the
subject Hlakelv WAS also a dcf:,ultcr, rs
pension agent. in $4,000. When he turned
the office over To Miss Sweet he turned
over So 600 and induced her to give him
4 rcccipt for SIC. oo"to cover mp his dcir-
it and promised to attend to il in 4 few
weeks He did not DO 50. and when the
office WAS visited by an official from the
pension office and Miss Sweet told him the
whole story, the agent told her he would
delay an examination Of her Office until he
he was on his return trip, 50 rs 10 allow
some further time for paving this deficit
One day after the Minnesota election
Gen. Baker of Missouri. Commissioner OF
Pensions, and Blakclv. came into her
office and demanded that the 5000 deficit
be paid that day. and charged it upon her
Is her own deficit. She went TO Campbell,
and between them the amount was raised
and paid Campbell gave her note for
about SlSpu, which she indorscd and got
discounted. and She raised the balance of
the 5000 In this way the deficit WAS
made up. Blakelv and Commissioner
Baker We're great friends and Baker knew
of the arran cement which She made with
Blakrly. When the President found ont
she WAS paving ont money for her APP
pOin,mcnt he notified her that its contin,l-
ancc would he sufficient cause for remov-
al. Tins WAS after she had paid the
S21or
She had paid 50 much on that amour,
llIat 81 far She had received 10 benefit
from her appointment - pension agent.
but had run IN debt and WAS still behind
5000. Baker i now SURVEYOR General
Tor Minnesota. and B;.kcly is publ> hing
4 paper somewhere III that vicinity.
Blnkclv is 4 Ncrm )ntcr, and is we'll
known 10y many citl rs of this county.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10

rt. Bcrser family gave very pleasing
.. 1922, in Village Hall Friday evening and
,,,ol audience but would have Il lar
..-,, if they should come agrn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10

LIONS II kHNKoN prevents The Ham nom fail
ne "Ut or turning gay. rcncNe lts growth, ahH
gives strength and vl-or. II Is delightfully."- per
iumcI, and makes a >plcn,i! dressing. Il i the
cheapest AMI most desirable HAIR Tome ever pro-
duccd. U4cl Ky the elltr. IiIre only 81 cents
rMI7vI
II YOU Won Il have no gray hairs Use Hall : Ne-c
able slcllan Ham Remover, the only sure IRE
ycntlVc. fMl'"l
Loss OF APPETITE.
In persons of sclentarv and literary pursuits. u
the BRAIN work. Il and tie muscles uu,!cl-
worked, 'lr appetite Il very apt 10 II !. IT, IN
gene al tnuv al The = stem. The PERU IN
y l.. L II stores the tone OF tie digestive system
and con-e4 ucntly The appetite. bv supplying
pure blood! 10 organs too weak TO make II W lthOut
stance. sold by al druggists.
FNltvI
Letters nculied for at Montpelier VI. fo-I
VIM Efl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10

Dale Of Island Pond the assignee attorney, and
Deputy United states Marshal talIey OF Eu'lns
ton. "ho arrested Allen, tor SIS, COS. and Human
A. Drew tllcr, i"r 900 on the ground OF urJdst
lmrllsonilcnt
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
IIliam T. Eli,-. me rl,tbc, llu. til.f. vi, sem
fenced IL count vc,tcl,!.y to two xci, IN tn, -;tc
ur,,on AZ II >lt,u- M,y4
,,n ,.,.,r,, u,,,.r NJ, .,u ,t,,
1,, Ann ,.,,.,,.,. ,...l
=, ,,,,,,,.n. H. ',.,',,, .',., - -. ,.,,,.
rIo.r ,. to y: cent, rcr hound
An'''-'''' N''>i
\. Il. \'rII~ j, lchulltns hts bob3!n5 itrt'fN al
\orll-vl'e, recently bulnet
Alnan about 30 wears Of t. named rhoml, wood.
wa, found dead IN hi, bel at ,anbtlI.ep,rt.
V.tro.1.,, u.l,,. h.,, ..,n,,,.,,.l , nrr,.r,.r of
Ecas IN ihc wooden mII IN tAAt place AMI has
'''S 'l',,,.'''' ''''' ''S' N'''.'' =
fo"' '''', ~ ''''5 49, '','
,I,,aI,,| ..,, ,1.,I
',',.'
,',,
nrrr>>,,nI.vT,
.5i
Ia Lowe on the n.uf..n- oil tAc - INST. The Ash
'''' ''''n' ~ ~ "'' ~ '-''
'l'"'' '''"'''' was "'''"' Inc 49, '-'' -
40 -. ''''
The SAINT II Anna + i.urcttc 81 \ottl Troy Against
her >trPl4tlcl for alleged attempt Il lare hl-
been scUIei NY "l- paying inc -nl So on con4l-
'''' ''''' "'' '''' " ''.'''' i'' =. MS
en- an IL 7 generally lA"u-Ai tA'i th' whole va,
Z r"tuPJ'' bel "''n the Iif! '"d her mother t.
'N''i' N ny! ION Lu''Nc.
\ road was shosc!t, Through snow iiom tour 10
fee; deep distance OF ioIty rod, at Coventry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Chicago AMI Milwaukee Line


l Lake - pie J. -e AID : fl. l-.y nlle ass
.!~.----. IV>>~tr<. l,At TunEt~r. HI-Hr.>
~ W>-.At..,< E..,>f. II >,'~t e. Nj ANS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10
FRANKLIN OF MY.

Hiram L. Bliss, the cl"thc, line tAltt, VI, SEN
fenced count Yesterday, to two Heal, Tire safe
pm son, At It. Albtn- May /.
II, ALRA>S IrrItH MAEktr. MAl "lH. The
receipts were Ian &c, market Jun, AMI Pm "c..k
At quotations. We quote -ool i to :. cents ;
choice - to cents, -lIc,l gc - cents per ppunl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10
B.iSCO.N IL DEWEY

\ skin like monumental alaba>ter may he ii
tanned 10y using bLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP, Which
does away with the necessity for Su phur Baths.
Try it. ladies. 1t Is genuine beautlier and very
economical.
Hint TO THOSE PREMATURELY GRAY, rsE
HILLS HAIR DYE. FMl.lW4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10

AmI~- ~Ha.i..y -'n,tl convention and trichcr>'
institute VIII ba hch al lIlrU,rl, VI, MAY 10th
and Eth Al itt-> ~ III be IN i'ie ~ Hon !. W
Patterson aud other eminent SPctNc:-. Free enter
tannlcnt VIII be given an Tree r"tdrn check
over the railroads rcnttrIn- here.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10

~ TO % per DAY at home Samples worth 81
CeJ w ~ free. STISGoN 4 Co. Portland. Maine.
FM16Iyr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10

There's beautiful river, murmurin. river
mat glio'icns the dear earth odav
iiocIamn- the power Of the Law to deliver
our souls from Death terrible SWAY;
Ana oft, when uplifting the tear clouaed yIsl.n
The God of my f,tIlh to mplore,
Fe seen Tor moment the halowcd civ sian
That lies ON lis beautiful shore
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10
Green Bay ana Marquette Line

liz. ,,,,, ~, = NI< "a T,,, iH~- 4. NWAru<>A
NA<K>tp - T. tra. Ma 81. a.. all i-.:.l-> Il,
.-,-f,.-.t a. j : "a u -4.-- -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10

... ia story told by 4 man
' 4r. that my friend sam
..'- fd.r1. 1t is false. |
d." With his circumstances so
." IA" las no paper out but
.'.t amt uo, trouble him at all.
" on honest, reliable man.
For the truth.
4. Srr>CRlEEI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-05-10

,.. Mr. Spencer met with serious
g.. ,h, death of his horse while driv-
=. AIhans from Montpelier, Satur-
49,. finished his Journey bv rail.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
Srbska vOjna.

Londynsky list Pail Mall Gazette pi-
Sc dne 16. odpoledne pozndmce Times
odkazujici cel6 rozlust6ni na Bismarcka:
5 ton nejv6tsi "a nevyslovitelnou hanbou
cetli isme, "a vine, &c celia Europa ella
hanebn6 zadani naseho hlavniho Gasopi-
su ku knizeti Bismarckovi, ably mas ce-
le clovecenstvo zachranil pied tim hrdz-
nym Moskovitou S iakym opovrzenim
bnde toto cteno, iak muze takovy stra-
SAX pdsobiti ma zdrzeni valecne strany V
RuSku. My mdzeme Sc spolehati, ze
knize Bismarck listG ucini, co "a dobr6
uzna pro fiSi svou, Il mozno re 81 mysli,
ze Rusko We valce Tureckem bude pro
neho velmi vitanou prilezitosti (ku povzne
SEM SO mad n6). Rusko musi pociti rvat
SO n6kyin nellde, ma Ii byti otreseno a
pobofeno, ably ncstalo tn stale co vyhriz-
ka proti velikGmu N6mecku.
Berlinsk6 Narodni Noviny odpo7idaii
ma clanek V Times fkouce: Moe NJ.
mecka nedava to prayo AMI neuklada to
"a povinnost zemi ably vysadila b e V
nebezpeci We prosp6ch n6koho jineho; "a
n. ID. Allg pise, ze Times takto soudic,
zapomina ze velrnoci tri isou spoIu spoie.
ny.
Bismarck odluita podninky turccke ku
pfim6fi mesiGnimu chladn6 a vazn6, ia
ko by nebylo nebezpeci zadneho.
Car pry jest pro mir, avsak carovna a
carevic jsou Gzce spojeni SC stranou ma
rodni, ktera chce miti valku
Vlada usnesla Sc o pdjcce 800 miliond
rubl6. DO Vidn6 postal car Col. Detas
kova. ably vojenske kruhy rakouske pr :
mel tomu, ably spojivse SO Ruskem Vi
skali pro fisi rakouskou n6jake uzemi
Turecku.
Torecke voisko die vsech znamek sesi
lule Sc ted Ma zapadni hranic Srbska
Driny chce snad ted vpadnouti do 70.
me ze strauy te ably mohlo spustositi take
tuto Cast. PAX by ze dvou stran napade
ne Srbsko bylo ve vetsich nesnazich
| H. 1s y..x.o ,,A:u.l: H..
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
pOndetHens, IL. cerUence
.jeste Ievneji

zbozi sve prodavati, sice cerne hedbavi,
barevne hedbavi, fancy hedbavi; JENNIE,
prostfedni lacine latky ma saty, cerne
alpaky, kasmiry, derne hernadiny a gre
nadiny, plat6ne latky, kambrky, perka-
ly, organtiny, bile lawns 0atky na saty
do zahrad), prubovane atlasove viktorias,
pruhovane kraikov6 kambriky lawns,
platene obleky, ulsters, kabaty saty
proti prachu (dusters), mohery, krajkove
a Ecru svrchni obleky, kraikoye points a
saky, Sally, zbo&i pro domacnost, slunec-
Milky, hlazen6 rukavicky, fancy puneo-
chafske vyrobky pro danny, divky a pa
nv. fancy zboM vHahn drnhu-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
GUVERNER HAYES A ZAKON.

GUVERNER HAYES A ZAKON.
Zakony statu Ohio ukladaii guvernerovi
"a povinnost, ably Sedesate dni pred VOL
bou elektord jednom casopise kazdem
okresu volbu tn ohaeiI Nyni name ale
do volby pouze dvacct dnf guverner
Hayes dotcenemu zakonu dosud zadost
neucinil. Ci snad porazka strany eho V
lndiane West Virginii jei tax ohromila,
70 neui schopeu konati poviunosti Gradu
svebo, anobo ma toto ,opomeuuu' pfGnu
hlubsi! IamySli smad guvernerv pripa
de porazky odvolati 10 k ,neprayideno
stem Il zrnsili volbu. Tuto otazku klade
ma zdejsi Plain Dealer vsim pravetn.
Nedoyedeli guyerner Hayes dostati 5nad
nym nennohym povinnosten gu,elner
stvi Ohio, kterak dostal by obtiznyto q
mnohym povinnosteln presidentstvit
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

R"Sh'O CydUIO ObG=uiL. y
Hen'% prOhi0sMje, ~ q =d-
.j'',fch tjdshOsti pOyiItnu SO
cttt DOsi0ti r0jsh;O dO Bui-
h"I'sh't n. -irmcHsh;U f?) y
Bet1erH fpOi,ruitjCItint
nteSte rWshent) ,jestS4,OOO
RttSu n q Utilise $1,000.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

Rakousko shodlo Sc s Nsneckem
Ruskem. To bylo to nejmoudfeisi, co
mohlo uGinit. At zije valkal
L Pesti, Is rijna Z Vidn6 dosla sem
zprava, &c Anglicko poklada vsecku di-
plotnatickou Ginnost svou Crfihrad6 "a
skoncenou. Tato zprava spdsobiIa zde
pocit ve mi pochmurny valha
poklada SC za neodvratnou. V6fime ra-
di, 70 Madafi pro Turka kvileti budou.
Zvlast6 kdyz ztrOokotani Turecka bude
nasledovati vitezstvi slovansk6 politiky
RakouSku.
Il Bukuresti SO zvestuje pramene vel
mi spolehliyeho, &c Rumuns po-
stayi vojsko svoje pod veleni
ruske.
Dopisovatel iednoho pestskeho listu te.
legratuie, ze mel rozlnluvu RistiGem, s
prvnim ministrem srbskym, niz tento
Sc vyiadril, ze zapoceti tinepfa-
telstvi Ruslo zIGastni.
-Velmoce vratily sc pdvodnm ma
vrh1m anglickym tykaj jcim Sc sestine-
delnho pfimefi.- Neni pravda, re Ne
lnecko mobilizuie vojsko.
-Plukovnik Detaskov, nemz Sc te-
legrafule, ze byl poslan Sc zvlastnim DO.
sestvim do Vidn6, jest pobo6nik carGv.
-Smlouva mezi Ruskem Rakous-
kem byla pry uzaviena. Zamtncli Turec-
ko sestinedelni pfim6ri, toz Rusko turec
ke zem6 vojensky obsadi kdezto Rakous
ko setrva neutralnj. A kdyzby udalosti k
rozkotani turecke fise vedyl, dopusti Rns
ko Rakousku privt6leni takoveho knsu Il
zemi, mnoholi lebo ohchodn II line zaimv
by vyzadovaly.
L Vidns Sc telegrafuje, 10 Rakousko
neschvalilo turecke navrhy. Naopak, hra
be Andrasy podporuje rusk6 kroky k do.
clleni kratsiho pfimefi bude podporo-
vati Rusko v cinnosti jeho We smyslu troI.
nasobDe alliance (Ruska, N6mecka Ra
kouska)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

Ukrutnosti prot zvifattim zacaly tre-
stati SO prvn6 Anglicku, sice r. 1860.
Jeden honak &c vzteku vypichal oei oyc,
kteraz se mu zatoulala. Pfipad ten do
stal SO do novin casopisectvo cele xeme
pozvedlo hlasu sveho prot tyrani zvifat,
zadalic ma parlamentu pfitrznych zazo-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
Ornament.
Cteni pfatele a zakaznici moii:

Cteni pfatel6 a zakaznici moi:
Prosim navstivte mne presvedcte SO o
mem vybornem rozsahlem skadu jar
Mich - slippersd pro pani, slecny dit
ky. Taktez
Velky vyber marokkovych zapinacich
a snerovacich botek kazdeho druhu;
Ruci sc, ze kdo koupl SO zbozim uplne
spokojen bude. - Vsecka spravka vyko-
ma sc dokonale. Nas cesti delnici budou
poteseni, budoul moci kraianIm SWIM
poslouziti.
Taktez prodavam vseho druhu muzske
a chlapecke boty a perka (poloboty) tele-
ci a skopove, vesmes pod cenou, abych
zasobu svou spise vyprodal. S llctou
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

Kdyby nebylo ani jine pficiny svrh
nouti dosavadni vladu, liz tato iedina
mela by postaciti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

ko pozirane maso ma stupen tlovecenstvi
vysnouti Sc nemohi. Neivice masa spo-
tfebnie Sc Anglicku pax IL mas We
Spoi. statech; "a to sou Amerikane An
gitany neipodnikayGjsim, neicinnGisim,
neivytrvaleisim, neidfmYsln6isim a -
neipokrocilcisim plemenem ma zemtkouli.
Vegetarian ci iedlici bylinne stravy
meli by dfi2e praye uvedena fakt,. vyvra-
TIT, nez masojedcGm pfezdivati zacnou
,barbard', t. j. polodiyochd, iak& dosud
MID.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

o Z procent, COZ bGhem tydne cini 20.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
fttLIcU RuSh;U S Iurechclit
pOcu$tlje sc .ji% .j0kO ~ *W-
DO(.fyfOlf.

Obecnc Sc "a to ma, ze oStatni mOcnU-
stl do nj zamotany budou. Zmatek Jest
zvJseu obchodnIm pen6znim dpadkcm
Rusku.
IaIo@ena americka pGjGka trpi tisni ob
chodnl, poyestni yalky vyyolanou, veil
ce. Dncs (lS. tiina O J. hod. odpolcduej
znamena sc ma 1855 do los. Tehoz due
vyuato . anglickebo banku $1,000 zla'a
(405.0oo zlatYcb dollaru)
rStandarddv" zvlastni zprasoda I'VE
stule, % car poalal zyla5tuiho posla k elsa
r trantu JOsetoyi s drubym lislenl.
Z Odtsy pIi dsd Dunajo do Ccrneho
mote - dovidame. 20 5000 d6lnikn pr
bylo Hnittn Rpsy, aby nesto a okoli -
peynVval.
Oopisovalel Times hroz Auglicbo
pry Jest neprokonat9lue na moi ieho
Pozcmn a'Ia brauna Jest pry mnohem
gyborneIsl, nel byla "a valky krimskc.
Nslchnl Ruso,e ' Pafizi zjici, starr
do ~ let, dostali uarlzem, ably Sc dostav
II x yQjsku Nova ruska obm6na lod
Petr Veliky. yyplula Z hr,nsiadtu do
StredOzenniho more.
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CisIO 80

boviiu, .iizne cd Zvorniku. Po scstihodn.
ne bitve byli vsak zahnani zpet. Gen.
Novofezov otekava bitvu Javoru. O
pflmeH neni tn ami slyset.
Dervis pasa, sebrav vsecko voisko kde
jake mel, docilil toho, ze odehnal Cerno.
horcc cd Podgorice, ktefi prapord slim
uderili ma pevnost tn dne IL. fijna.
LOndynska pem6ini bursa jest
pObOurena, takze neni moznS uGiniti
spravnG zaznamy. Ruske papiry sklesly
o Z procent, COZ bGhem tydne cini 90
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

ny Ie5te minulem Stoleti, kde pred
kazdou kaucoar atal oelik ezela trdlj.
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TUEsyA, avEr'y.., NuVEMBER !.

A Dress OF SPIDERS EBs.-The Em.
press # Drazl.. lately gave Queeu Victoria
dress woven FROM spiders webs, the fabric be-
log far toer !haa the finest silk. Some time
ago ,he lIoudon Society Of Arts conferred upon
Mr.. L t; their media! of honor tor obtaining
thread Of silk Or the est!Daicu eueth ci some
Eighteen ii ouSaud leet from iweuly-lour OF tue
arauea diad, ina Or ucliuagy garden Spliels. In
the course OF the Investigations when followed
tiiS remarkable achievements, tie thread Was
tuuuc . De SIX a,.i .;ret--'e1'h. 'lu i hner
than h. prounccl ~ 81, =.A"y:ib, -! as
the average nuul:cr ol liz tat,er required 10
yield pouod OF silk Is iOust 10 DC bc:wcen
three aud four Thousand, larger huu'-
Der Of spidcis " ult }" qhr>'! to >pln
a similar qu,"ti,y. y ia..a"atey, how
ever, exccp, 10 the u.s. OF spdSr n'a-
meuts Tor astronomical purposes, 20 iurther
encourage mc: seem, To have oeen slvcu IL
tAls SPECIES of industry. This Is owing to the
fact that wnea coiiected together the Insects
caunot bu rev nteI r III iigh lug ard kii!i 6
each other.