Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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Il this Limestone Il "ne hundred and fifty
feet. aud the rick channel, accessible Ia
water measure tens If thousands Of
miles. -O~ing Ia these channels, the
traveller may journey for FIFTY miles over
many parts of this limestone r-yi, in
the wet season and meet with no running
water"
The extraordinary resistance which
water offers to the transmission If cleo
tricity has been shown by experiments
recently made in Germany by Professor
kohlrauscll, who found it to be twice rs
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nus, and one hundred and twenty times
as great as that obtained by Pouillet.
Professor Kohlrausch experimental with
water which had been twice distilled, and
to give an idea of its low conductivity, he
states that column of this water one
millimatre (nearly fourth of an inch)
long offers greater resistance than cop
per wire Of the same section reaching
from the earth to the moon and back.
In his fourth paper on the habits of
ants, Sir John Lubbock has communi-
Gated some additional facts of much in.
terest to the Linnean Society. One of
these is the facility with which ants of
one nest recognize one another, even after
long separation. Old companions ars
recognized and kindly received aftegN
years absence, while strangers Intro
duced into the society are invariably de.
tected and ill.treated. The sight of ants
is probably not keen, for they ARE long
time discovering food which has been re-
moved but a short distance from the
path in which they previously found it.
Slavery undoubtedly exists among certain
genera, and the author says that the Am
AEON ants absolutely require Il slave as
sistant to clean, dress amt feed them and
without this helper they will die rather
than help themselves, even though food
be near by and quite accessible.