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-" Beautifulr CharmingI" "Oh, how
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Such are the EXPLANATIONS of those who see
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GLEASON q Co., 73S Washington street,
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Christmas,

Earl Duferin, Governor General Of Canada.
contributes the following to the Canadian
Monthly ::
It's Christmas day
To one another
hear men say
hlasl my brother,
Its winds blow bitter,
Our Christmas suns
No longer glitter
As former Onesl
81 this be SC,
Then let US borrow
From long ago
surcease Of SORROW
LIST dead YCles lend
Their bright reflections,
Let fond friends blend
Their recollectons-
Let love revive
joys ashen embers,
For Love is Life
Since Love remembers.
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Splendid holiday novelties, New Years
stories, New Years presents, New Years
pictures, New Years music, New Years
cabinet gems, New Years chromos, New
Years poetry, New Years chrome book
marks, New Years household, New Years
fashions, New Years etiquette, New Years
greetings, and other holiday novelties, with
rare literary gems and tull-slze patterns, IN IN
the splendid holiday January number OF
DeIaoTest's Monthly Magazine, 25 cents, post
free, yearly So, with a splendid Premium.
Do not fail to see the January number, with
three beautiful cabinet and artistic oil
chromos, worth several times the cost OF the
magazine. Address w. JENNINGS DEMO
REST, II E. 18th St., N. Y.
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GLEAsoN's MONTHLY CONFERENCE.-The
magazine is, without any exception, the
cheapest monthly in existence. Each number
is beautifully illustrated with numerous en-
cravings. The price is only S1.25 year, and
il is sent to subscribers free of postage; be-
sides an extra large oil chrome is given gratis,
and sent free of postage, to every subscriber.
Good cash commission to agents. Sample
copies 10 cents, free of postage. Address 4.
GLEASON 81 Co., 73S Washington street, BOs-
ton Mass
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Mime. DemOresI's

grand opening of patterns Of the novel and
beautiful winter styles in polonaises,
basdues, cloaks, Overskirts, etc, Rue de
Tracy, Paris; 50 Queen Victoria Street, Lon
don, E C.; and II Z. 18th St, \. l. Agen-
cies everywhere. Centennial Award for Pat
terms over all competitors See Winter cat
aIogue and splendid Christmas and New
Years numbers Of DsnI0reSt's Monthly.
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Heaut,ful Patterns for Dolls,

Is, 20, and % inches in height. The set in
cludes thirteen garments-polonaise, basque,
Jacket, waterproof, hood, chemise, drawers,
overski-t, skirt apron, pettieoat, night-dress,
and wrapper, with illustrations and descrip-
tons. Price 10 cts. per set, post-iree- Ad-
dress NINE. DEMOKEsT, II Z. 18th St., n. 7.
Sold at all Toy stores or ct Nine. Demoresrs
at,eucies everywhere.
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The apparent motions of the moon
will be more irregular in 1877 than
usual. The north node is now near
the Vernal Equinox, so that she will
swing back and forth through about
fifty-six degrees Of declinatiOn each
lunar month. For this reason the
moon will Tip" much more than the
average; and people who are prone to
prognosticate the weather from the
position of the "hOrrs" will have ex-
traordinary opportunities for doing so
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To HousHKEEPKRS-The attention OF
heads of families Is invited to the superior
quality Of BURNETT's FLAvoRINs Extracts.
They are highly concentrated, have all the
freshness and delicaey of the fruits from
which they are prepared, and are less expen-
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THE musk OK is one of the most re-
markable quadrupeds to be found in the
Arctic regions. 1t is about the height
of deer, but is much stouter and ap-
pears larger than it really is from the
great profusion of long matted woollen
hair which covers the whole body, and
conceals thick coat of extremely fine
wool. The head is large and broad,
and the horns, very broad at the base,
are about two feet in length,
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THE PAYAGFs OF TINE.

Time may have whltened your locks but science
can restore their former color. TUFTS Hair Dye Is
a wonderful triumph Of chemistry. Its action Is
truly magical single trial Will prove. once, Is
Murray Street. y. 4.
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EDWARD Fox, of Titusville, Pa, has
recovered $4,000 damages from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by %
years. suit.
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AstrOnOmical-1S77.

THE following are some of the prin-
cipal astronomical phenomena of the
year 1877. The times given are Chica-
go meantime; and the appearance is
that presented to an observer in this
city, unless otherwise stated:
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NoTE.-Apil (marke1 with an y will be Eas-
ter Sunday; being the Sunday next following the
first full moon alter the yernal equinox
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, 1876-01-29
PUTHAM,s FORTHCOMING BOOKS.

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, 1876-01-29

To The Editor af The Chicago 1Fttuns:
BHEBoyoAN. Wia., Jan. 2l.-Loas than two
hours' ride aionE tho 1rko-bboro, north OF Mill
vAukco, Is tho beautiful lltto City OF Eheboygan.
Sho sits on blutr 75 foes abovo tue 1ovel OF tho
water, and justing out tn point about 10 mics
In the 1ako. Hor position could hnrdy be bot
tor. From this cminenco she looks far ont upon
Lake hI,chigan'a wldo oxpauso, on one nido. and
upon her rich farming country and winding
river upon the othor, md has reason to hs
proud. sho numbers nbouk 5000 Inhabitants,
uurivalod natural advantages.
Hitherto aho has boen known aud appreciated.
eapociaiiy by thoeo from abroad. % q summer
resort. IN lilo fret place, tlero are no mos9ui-
weather In other placea arc simply cool and do
lightful In this oty. Thon, too, her eleyntcu po-
sition naaob tho fact Of her pure md healthfni
atmosphere apparent to tho most casual obsetv-
her advantages. nho ephancod hor Ut
tract!ona hundred-fol4 by thu boz.
feet doop, IN her City Park. II has ulnco
watora contain ninorals IN solution Of remarka-
bio strength. 1t dischntgeu 40 galona Of water
por minute, At \ Temperature Of 81 dogrooa
Fahrenheit. A plns Of this uatcr contains solids
to tho snouat Of S22s5 81 Which 1 tlors y
sodium bromide, .l33; msguebia carbonate,
Oh; magnoHia eulpha:e. M.1uS; iron sui
plato, .G03; lime carbonate. .167: lime sui
phato, o.518, calcium chloride, 1869; potas-
siutn Chloride .238 lttlla chloride, .9o3; alum
ina, .137; silica, ,031. Nothing liko thla has
before boon discovered In tho Woat. A COM
parativo statement shosa !. to bo cqual, 1n many
respects, to tho famonB springs OF Germany !;
and, 10 otheta, to be superior 10 tho springs OF
Now York. Our cGlzena aro euthuaIaatio. And
10 you wonder. wheu tho Centonuial yeAr smiled
dosSu mon BhoboYgan, that a!,a bad m answer-
Ing sinlio And do you marvel that listo hopos
climbed Into hot lap7 We arc now 1ike tho
woman Of biblical story Who vhan she lIali
found tho p!oce os silyof sho Ind lost, called In
ali llnr noighbors to rejoice with hcr. we feel
that wo axo subjecta Of eguhi congra.ulation.
We have found . troaauro tAat has long boon hid
IL aud ro]olce with ua. Our Aotcla aro ample
md luxurious, our heorta aud homes Arn opon
to you, aud tho wArmeat OF Welcomes Is nyen
now waiting for you ut the depot. L. i. n.
, 1876-01-29
MYSTERIOUS MISTRESS MAY.

Sweet Mattress May, ono scascn knows how
To mnk0 1nral choico for t'lcG;
Az itoxets langIiagc have. nna thou
AloYo.song, shey GeiuC a u @.
I|try nnt 'a:apo thy an:tFcd glance
lily leaving Nil tho meaning ont,
And send. u deck thtc for tho dance,
wreath Ut hlnoms-bot theli. doubl
AGiict4 rne, for ca.iuot 200
Whether brunette or Blonde you1l te!
Thc esIgenctes of tho "rro"
Demand that ebon locks should change
To tinta aurtferoua: lights th7t glow
In eJca Of Night, swift upward range
To azure hrlghta l. faith, Il ttetna
Buch w1tchtu1 ~ Wo wcaro LII dreams.
Tho curtain r1ses.s D,ondo,. Il tnew J.
Could aweAr II, sure must b. s1t.ht,-
Those golden waSesets, eycd 30 blue.
Al, lno fear this heatt Of tnius
lH lost where gold and blue coE1Elnc.
A brief. bright space, tho drop s!ow falls.
AMI wells Elysium frurn our ken.
Idcut!fyi friend loud ralls:
Ws liquid notea compare, at,d then
Return 10 sec tho cItstalu rlAa
Agaiu. Can NJ believe Dur eyes?
allow uks fair May, Tint girl o. r.:
Yet, sysA of desl,ss& xi,adn. and iAlr
OF ravonh hue." 'WAera1" "Dont you Rco 7
shs stand. no., thai l.nk supsr, ahass.'
TEanstotlncl ly soma l7oteau att,
AMI cniid's foo,lng u.s. tho titt
o'.nr. pan. our Trend b, nd imFafs
Thai turks in AEr1wy TIP Ut thlna.
Whats to 10 done! 1eashsr aowars
To Rtacs tie 8oftlcn tr.-E ~ fa'E,
And luluntt1 ouly IaBa-uo$ hotHs-
rns tress L. black. no gold IL thuro.
a problem better left unsolved
lsu. this. by jovel may 10 zehoIgel-
ri, ff1nA III htlhj$
, 1876-01-29
an IMPORTANT LETTER.

From trpmtnent gentleman and resident 81 chonna
vi iot tho past ury .9ss VII kosn u tue ns"'pAp's
NEW YORK, Oct. II, ts'o. .
In. RApwA1-DEAn htR: an Induced hy . ssss, os
duty to Tho suffering fu tt2k& ls19f ttohn41t VI to-
Ikknx at your n.ndscno Ssat. Fur ssverst {san
II ~ aso
ln n9s. terribly dsoa.s Vhisi ths phys!a...
tAmnatoo o. tho ktneya .ad bla1ias and xave y -
W s!r kans ,as. s Sas.
ghy.isIsa. ,nd vi t.ksn !.sga gu.aaty of aede!n.
hh .ss Of Astonishing Gurus AsfnK beAn mAo ~ Jo't
Esmsdtrs And sny four months sEo soad n1ee II ~
snessa4 q persaa re h ioaa oss9 :aG:rioa q a.a
patills NesoIvaaa Ready 1tellsf and Regulating f7s-
and taking than ln tsss days MAJ <faAt-
ty TelpfpQ. And low {ftl ~ we'll - ever, -
q, ". JIMEH4 CtaolaaAt1 o.
, 1876-01-29


Tho "cseeplnH" Ut railroad rails has a.tractcd
souo attention OF iAto, md, while we do not IT.
totupt to explain it. uo ollor point on the fact
thas on lima running north aud south tho vest-
oru rail "eseeps" gAAtnr than tho eastora rail-
that IL, this strange movement oi the rail toxard
ths south Ia moro marked In ono rail ttae III
tho other IN the satne track. Further
mare, It has been noticed tliAt on such
q line the eaasorn rails woae out tho
tastar. 10th Of these poInsu, :. No think,
eau be explained BY thn motion Ut tho e21th a. it
turns from tho weSt towards tho east, Eyory-
thing that has FREQ motion IL dragged sftor the
whirIiug globe; eyoEy viua that blows And every
tide that uiovea feels tho iutiuenro4 aud our
train goiug north or south IL pulled over toward
most heavily Thv uestosn rail being relieved oi
ltx share Of Weight, " creeps" moro freely and
quickly. 1t IL also noticed that tho vhooa that
run On Tho EASTERN r1li wear out tho taIst, and
we cAu but thiuk that this earth motion IL Tho
tsua cause The practical ailo Of tins is that tho
eastern zall aud wheels should 10 stronger.
, 1876-01-29

4 correspondent of tho London Times, writing
from Shanghai concerning tha !ask Of disotpino
Ia tho Chinese army Bayss
~ will only ulcation. ia conclusion, ono inol-
dent which h.a luat come 70 my knowledge TO
idea OF llscipllne.tn tho Chinese service. thug
Jih-ohan9 Las lately been appointed Imperial
COMMISSIONER to control tho Shanghai &ud Foo
chow arsenais, aud hss receusIy taken up his
abode Ut ths 1attar fort VeF} shortly after his
arrival so1ne difaouity arosS la carrying ont IN
os.iar Of the Commissioners about tho siabarkA*
ton OF troops and military stores for Fof1aosa.
Ohinass soldiers arc Always paoksd l!ke hoErings
10 Barrel aud it u said that In this case point
W1a reached WHARF tho last taelvo could setuAlly
not b. ntoHoa away. However thst may bex
, 1876-01-29
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF AMERICAN
AFFAIRS,

A Ilnck nnti Yellow petnu0 to Exs
tinRaliEil THO Vtttto Etncc.
Tc he Eflfsr n The Chfeaqo TribuHts
NEW YonK, Jan. 27.-A recent number Of
Chan,JtTs' journal recalls attention to n fact
which has ofto,i bocn noticed, nanaotys tho pro-
postoEoua viows Of American nnfars oftsn ndvo-
Gated by English writorB. Tho editor Of tho
aforementioned journal royews sfr. ucpxoytl,
Dixon'a book. It Ia Well-wrlLten and lngonlouu
work, the object Of which Is to convince tho
world at large, and England In particular, that
Americans are TO DO displaocd ly healthy fo1cgu-
crs, negroes md Cinnamon. Tho editor In
question propounds tuhis sfellow-oounttymon the
following problem for Immediate polution.
''Iho pinch, ns wo soc, 10 color. Acfoss tho
Atlantic, fram tho coast Of Africa, hayo boon
iitotcnIly imported blacks, now numbered by
millions. Ac,oss tho raci1c, from Canton aud
Hong Kong. "re pouring yofloH Chincso III thou
shnds. tons Of thousands. No QUO can tell whom
or how tho yellow Lolueo Ia to lo ssoppod."
This Ia u problo.a for future solution. Propll-
acy is . profession which requires immense
knowledge OF tho facts Of history In order tba!.
by M argument from raas experience, we may
intlntgo in a fcw cautious tnfotcnces co,l-
| corning tho future. Wo have ali no
tlced. tn the affairs Of everyday life
sxsn ae eo 0et
| thing ontiroly now nIid unexpected. Sometimes
| cvonts Bottto Into q ErooV0. aud NO eau tlIon
/ form theory OF the result, but In proportion
III tho clement OF ttmo becomes part Of tho
| probom ITO find that to accurately forotoll t.la
turn OF Affairs Is impossible, becanBo combinr.
| tfonB Of circumstances capable Of producing
tremendous Objects kro concealed from Wow.
| Tho prnpaotiral accuracy Of htr. 1tepworft
Dixon. wheu viowed Ia tho light Of our upivor-
nal falltbity as prophets, h1s In 1t air OF n!-
aurtlity. iie Ia Iorlaps willing to allow that twc
| or three hundred years. shall paaB away bef01G
| marked decrease In tho number Of wLiteb will
DO nottce0. Wlnt mny not happen In n hundred
year.s II tho Dutcltneu who settled foH York
| could SEQ our trnina OF cars moving vt tho rats
/ Of 40 or 80 mies m hour OF could lind ua
! TALKING acrnss seyoral thousand rnioa Of ocean,
| they would admit their inability te
prophcsv correctly. Occurrences equally nt
remarkable in tho government uf natlons OF ir
tho l>owor OF education mny tako p.oce Withlr
Tho noxt hundred yonrH, and may entirely cl,aHEt
tho face OF ai1airs. It would indeed 10 hinG,l
lar drift Of affairB which should causo barbarisn
! to triumph oyor intelligence.
Mr. Dixon Bays that 1.-THE rice-cator ia pushing
tho bsof-eatcr to tho wall, ," mid Chambers jour:
nat 1eara that England will 10 takon by tho Chi
| nalnen:
"And ho ttho Chnaman1 will do tho rame 1t
| England rhon no once Eets footing. Thore Il
| 10 luz 70 atop him."
| According to tl,'n absurd theory, tho anlma
power Of Cinnamon and negroes uil dtBptac1
! tho Intelligent nnttnna, who nil AubttIe into
stato OF rassivo imbecttity. Would It not b
I battsr to prophecy tho 1eyeIso Of tlis7
, 1876-01-29

SONS tliaicultY of tho kind dd occur, and Ting
sous for the Captain Of tho corvo;to, stntentcd
him 10 rncetvo t,oro aud then iuu
h!ows OF tho ba,.,.,oo. aud degraded him TO
the tauk OF 4 common RAilor on board the Il1ip
which 10 had rreyinunly commanded. Yet lhsn
Ii a man vino had really been ftisly educated Tor
his pruEeasion IN tho naval soleol attached TO
lilo Foochow Arsenal. Fancy tho head of thn
Woolntch cstat,1lal,tnont huggine tho Captain Of
Al Englis! hayal transport slip for rnhihg some
difficulty about the elnbnrkatni, Vt trual,a and
Btnoa, and you will apprecials low mIlcfi re-
h0lo class of ofllccra can 10 croatui IN China"
, 1876-01-29
DIR. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

perfectly LnAstlsN sLsaAlf stati4 with t~sat gun.
leIxs. !psu!ase, puit., asA1ss ~! ..tsAxtssa -.
F.s* is y. X ~ III ~ nss.s
lleaaaohs Uans.Aso coa,sae1,. lads.ssts,u. Hs <.
Aowy, FsIs4 ao3 ii l1&Eanxessnts Vt tho lassEna1 ~
G9A, WArr.nt%dto " &itaot Fusitl'n, Purely VIZ
elALlo. eontalulaz minsealss o. doletaso4
pfsurdest II tho uxtst4ys Ofx.Ga.
Emancipation, luwAtA PIxs Fu!lnaas ol ths tlnd In ns
1Iesd AeldHy Of tho Atonash Hause*. lfsaxtba+ ~.
xuat Il Fu ful'nass 9f Waxht In Tue stotaach hcas
ssh. ssa,anx q ths its. na.f!sd aad D.@sus
ins fsnsalot .han y l.. lag ro.G!s. Dtn9s,e nt ~
o Dot4 Wel. tstoss ilg light t4,ss and bull PA!
II IN Had peattanny Of FRt.pItAtlou+ fuIuxpdAA o
~ RI T. h. s%s II Il. cfiss;. Limbs and
law dasss At RAbWAYs ri lLi4d vii sse lbs sTsteee
from 4. ths above nAu,sd dtsaslats. Prizes costa pd
La1. Bold ~ druREista-
Head s"False nntl TF1c,"
Hand ola tattef stamp 10 KAnWAY CO.. Mo- y
WAsssa-ss. Nsw Yekx. Information worth thsusaads
Will ~ ss1t gon-
, 1876-01-29

Every drop Of tho ;jsssApassltan Kesprens eaumuat
~ ;nl ,use.of t, sy,ten A. No. or r'pstf
ototu7. syp,l,. consumption. slanluat dlssao. po,
!n the throat, mguth tuors. noIca IN tho Etsndi Ad
eSstsos from tas III fosss u lin ds
cases. erupsirus foYet scall l.ad nFHpEn, kA
!huurn osyaipa!hs. aco. hlaek tt! warns n tho lc.h
tunur,, cancer. IN tho wosuh. and All waaken!nx an5
wsst,s O. e. ~ ptasc'o withln ta
viii nsoyo 70 Any n9rs'n uaiux It torehsr dIscass IT.
ii ths patient daty becoming rouccd BY this wn.tca
and decomposition that Il cnanuAJ pFogFos.luz, auc
Cebls Ia AyEbsu9 thp-n WastgE, aud rupAlts thu
YIN nov mails fsna he.lthy blood III. th
Tor when this !cmeJ oomn,:ness ~ work Of purth
cstloo and snceeda n dlmr!,hIns tho loss y wssse
tos, himself growing bet't and Hrvngof, fhs TODD d.
lncrrasnE. ,..,,, ,,.,. -,
krnNn cuJ agents tho IT Chronic, HorGfu{aux
onsttntIona aud Skin dscsscs. but It 10 tho uu pos
tlfd for
, 1876-01-29

form, and coustituto, for rory short Tins. mo
Of thoao beautiful roso-colorod psntubnsanso,t
OFT The suns surface, a fcw hundreds 0f tftMl.
nands Of mi1os IN extent, aud, II fur two of tho
human raco, {pAr1on tho ptccedonco) would
experience for brief poriod, MI ttloas ngonies
incident 10 an exalted temperature which Ursho-
dok folk AFRO alMayR 80 generously bestowihg
tnon their Unorthodox follows nntl .on,
1Iodgrst, would ihat+ntly bocoao trio1 .by.iire
chsr1b. and ait np nlofs. wooping and wn'li1'1.
and 8nAbhIng v0ut ooteattal teeth, al THIS evne
vncinH proof that tho NorItt might got hot nv
fully quick. Aud, a. you aat up ttcro, l!nlk'
man, known 10 ali OF Heaven vi tic 1t. Luu'H
Oliornb who didn't hnIiove tho world wae ever
yAposizel. yon would nosloo, after a fev mitloi
yearB, that tho aun had grown less lot-sla1. IN
fact, G1en cooling nn the tthlci and fou
would bnGtn 10 300 how u WAH youshrif. Long
time from nov. int It, lfodgn,an Dut don't
bellove y0n will ever understand II. or bollcvh
It, unt yon 500 It: snl experience III tito fusna-
tton OF woris must eyart por'nit ns to remark,
| pn 4 cotnnhlaitrciy Rluv ne'Ilipttinn.
Now, IIo!Ktnafi, let's te het!ula moment nj
parting. don't know What granite Is com-
t,o.ell Of; lIeEo1y locs. liomember wn don't
any uf lls k,ow tnnull. and that it ts very hard
to provo anything about tia world, or what II
las hnen. nr what It Will bp-or evon that It ex-
fsta at all. II ynu como to that, don't pretend
TO rualy knoH 20 very much+ hut Will say ono
thing never lid take MI unfair advantage OF
a.y antngonist, and shall alwhra feel ~ il IL
wasn't right III you 10 mako IN those big words
tlat can't find In any dictionary, mud ling
ihen ut Mo II wasn't tho fatr thing to s1o, ffodg
man. and thero wont anybody think any moro Of
youfot IT.. 1IonAcE L. ARNOLD.
, 1876-01-29
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

stoppsxe x ~ator invoa!nencs 81 uTlo., nsht,s ~
c4su, aIh,nuEA, and in all who're thGru brick
4uAtdepoats, ahs walor thick. eoadJ. mixed VIII
suhat7nocs like tie "hito Vt egg ne threads ka white
white bonodnst 'lcrosts, AID wh"n ther9 i ptek!ies
OF tho back and along tho oths.
Tuu,or uf Tweiyc reura' Growth Cursd b.
kudunyta lttaolscnx.
. ........ BxyxnLy, Aixta., july IL l3f4.
Dr. NApWAY: IhAyb had sA.ian tulnur n tho oval IN
and bawols all thu docnrs satd thsrs was ha!p l9f
IT," ftrod everything th1t Ioc1nneudp1 but nYth.
liz halpud mo. .sw 5euE Rs.ol!sas. md. thou9ht
iued ox Twelve ysars sx botaes Vt a Hesosans
aud boz ol kadwasa 1ils and two bottles II youf
fe!t. aad ifesl besscs smaste sad h.opsr thtai
sio al hn hnwea ovsr te grhiH r1ito this to you tot
ths benefit of atns. You can p1bh y y .o4 e'o?sc
Pftce, a per bottle.
, 1876-01-29

70 The Editor Of The Chitago 1rttunt:
Cn1cAao, Jan. 22.-fhe controversy botwoon
tho scientists roiatvo 10 certain theories adj
yanccd by Prof, Proctor, envo rise 10 tic doubt
which pl osnpts this inquiry. It may DO an ex-
tso,ne ni,aurdity to any ono other than n,yse!i,
mud trust you Will ctghten my Ignorance.
lilo inability OF wntor 10 rnsiAt thn notion OF
heat Ia known 10 tho moBt obtuso IL will VA
rprize. Though gallons of vassr NAV bo tlrovn
ovcr tho coair, not ,'rop rema!ns In tho coke.
Nov, upon tho hypothesis That this planes van
originally at " rot-l.os glow" mud 10 continued
for m inte'inlte number Of million years. inuat
II not necessarily, sttor tho cooling process Ind
after tnst,i,or crlnltuatod, hccn without water 2
How ss 1t. tl,sn that 40 lasgo proportion Of
this "dcnl dAmpness" Iicka up tho earth Was
1t by aort1o Euch rroeeBs M our neurological
dclugo OF forty days and forty niEhtsi II tlioro
Is folly In this assumption, my lack Of kpovlolgo
in such rnattcrs tnuat bo my plou. Z. A. u.