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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28

INSTINCT OF WILD NEESE.-Ihe
st. Louis Rep,It5jcan says: doctor
Lankford, who returned 9 day or two
since from the southern part Of the
State, mentions the following curious
fact in natural history. He gives the
statement on the authority Of Mr.. W.
r. Smith, leading farmer and miller
living near Morley, in Scott county,
Mo. About a year ago Mr.. Smith
captured two young wild geese and
raised them with the balance of his
domestic goslins. The wild ones be-
came quite tame and took kindly to
the changes Of civilized life. They
adopted their habits to the ordinary
delights Of the barn-yard, and swan
in the pond with the tame geese,
without showing a disposition to go
on wild goose chase. At length,
about the 4th Of November, the wea-
tier began to change, and after be-
ing domesticated some eight months
the wild fellows, prompted by an in
stinct to seek a more sunny cline Oh
the approach Of winter, spread their
wings to the breeze and started on a
migratory tour, flying southwark.
Their departure was natural and to
be expected. Alter an absence of two
months, early in January, great was
Mr.. Smith surprise to find on getting
up one morning that the two wild
geese had returned to the old haunts
on his farm. They not only return
ed, but eleven more wild geese came
with them as visitors, which they
piloted safely from some Southern
bayou. The new corners made them
selves at home, and were fed and
tondled by the children. They came
up to the mil at feeding time to get
their rations, and gable all together
and put on all the airs Of civilized
geese who have had a good moral
training
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28
General Items.

GETTING AT A VERDICT.-In a re-
cent trial in New York of case
where a lady sued her brother-in law,
claiming $4,000 damages for assault
and battery in putting her out of his
house, the jury first stood eight in IA
vor of giving the plaintiff averdict
for a large amount, and four Of giving
her little or nothing. To obvlate this
dilemma it Was finally agreed that
each Of the jurors should write on d
slip of paper the amount for which
he thought the verdict should be, and
that these amounts should be added
and the total be divided by twelve.
This resulted in an aggregate of $l0,-
700, which being divided gave $39l.-
75, and this Was the verdict that the
jury rendered. We have heard Of this
rule Of addition and division before in
getting at verlicts, bat were hardly
prepared to approve it.
The GRAIN MARKETs.-The an
nouncement that war had actually be-
gun between Russia and Turkey Tues
day caused a renewal of the excite
ment in the grain markets, and fur
ther advance in prices. Both flour
and wheat are higher, as much from
a scarcity of the latter article as from
an expectation of an increased demand
from Europe, but the movement in
corn is purely speculative, and may
be expected to Auctuate each day, de-
pending. upon the character of the
news and the status of foreign mar
kets.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28

IT is stated in the report of the
Lancaster County pa Tobacco Grow
ers' Association that the annual crop
in that county alone amounts to
between 100000 and 100000,
and it is alleged that in the tobacco
areas of that county there are no poor
people; all make money and are
happy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, has thirteen
hundred more women than men. Ii
Is small place, and a wedding there
creates almost as much sadness as a
funeral.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-27

WHERE THE Sun JUMPS Day
Chatham Island, lying off the coast of
New Zealand, in the South Pacific
ocean, is peculiarly situated, as it is
one of the habited points of the globe
where the day of the week changes.
it is just in the line Of demarkation
between dates. There high twelve on
Sunday or noon ceases, and instantly
Monday meridian begins. Sunday
comes into mans house on tho east
side, and becomes Monday by the time
it passes out of the western door. A
man sits down to his MONDAY dinner
on Sunday, and it is Monday before he
finishes it. There saturday is Sunday
and Sunday is Monday, and Monday
suddenly becomes transferred into
Tuesday. 1t is good place for peo-
pie who have lost much time, for by
taking all early start they can always
get a day ahead on Chatham Island.
1t took philosophers and geographers
a long time to settle the puzzle of
where Sunday noon ceased and where
Monday began with man travelling
west fifteen degrees an hour, or with
the sun. 1t is hoped that the next
English Arctic Expedition will settle
the other mooted question, "Where
will one stop who travels northwest
continuallyw
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-27

BLUE GLAss.-A correspondent,
writing to the N. Y. Mail, says:
Those who have speculated concern
inc the cause of the wonderful effects
of blue glass in healing disease, ap-
pear to me to have overlooked very
important point, viz: the composition
of glass and especially the nature OF
the coIoring material. Glass, as most
persons know. is made by melting to-
gether sand and alkalies, to which
certain metallic oxides are added, to
communicate desired colors; in the
language of chemistry, glass is a mix
ture of silicate of lime and soda or
potash, and of lead, and the colors are
formed as follows:
Copper sub-oxide produces a ruby
red color
Copper oxide produces a green col
or
Iron oxide produces canary green
or brown color.
Manganese oxide produces an anne
thyst color.
Uranium oxide produces a canary
redlow color.
Cobalt oxide produces a mazarine
blue.
Now the blue glass in use contains
a notable amount of cobalt, which is
one Of magnetic metals. This fact
seems to have been unneticed, and
may possibly account for the marvel.
GUS magnetic influence which the light
passes through the cobalt blue glass
seems to posses; | refer, Of conrsey to
General Pleasanton's theory-the
light is magnetised or electrified by
transmission through the glass.
Now, if this explanation be correct,
it occurs to me that the experiments
ought to be made with glass rich in
iron, which possesses far greater mag
netism than cobalt. Glass of dull
green or brown color usually contains
oxide Of iron, and could be employed;
but the best plan would be to induce
some manufacturer to make an iron
glass for the investigation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-27
NEWS ITEMS.

One case of smallpox in Prescott
and several in Humbug district, Ar
iona.
Ex-Governor Hendricks is in San
Francisco.
A man named McCabe was tound
in his bed, in San Francisco, a few
mornings ago, insensible. lie had
several wounds on his person, and
the main artery of his arm severed.
New counterfeit half dollars have
made their appearance in San Fran
cisco.
The Executive Committee of the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Good
Templars is in session at Chicago
The United States and Canada are
represented.
Some 400 hostiIes arrived at the
Spotted Tail agency during the pres
ent month. No advices yet from Spot
ted Tails mission to Crazy Horse.
The people of New Orleans are at
fever heat, and conflict is expected.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-27

feet. The magnetic needle is senslDly
perturbated, becoming more and more
40 until it reaches the centre OF the
shrub. when the disturbance is trans
formed to very rapid gyratory move
ment. The intensity Of the plenome
non varies with the hours Of the day,
and at night is hardly perceptiDle. i
attains it's maximum about 2P.M. LIZ
stormy weather the energy OF the ac-
ton is augmented. No insects or
birds have been seen on the shrub.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-27

To the working C1ass.--We can r..
employment at which you can make very rit s.
in yonr own localities, without being ~ sssss
nome over night. Agents wanted il es s1 Il
and county to take subscribers for The OF q
record. the largest publication in the Unis.asl
-le pages, 64 columns; Elegantly ilsasa.
Terms 81 per year. AIhe Record Is dsss.
whatever ii of interest connected with the q.
Al wear. The Great Exhibition at PhilasssSa1ss
fnily illustrated in detail. Everybody waDts \
whole people feel great interest in their cas.
Centennial Birthday. and want to know nj n
An elegant patriotic crayon drawing prenir,sO
nre Il presented free to each subscriber. N
lied. s.In Remembrance of the One HundreanN q
versary Of the Independence Of the United \. ~
size. 23 by 80 inches. Any one can becomss Wy
cessful agent, for but show the paper ana !. 4
and hundreds of subscribers are easily obtais'.
ervwhere. There IS no business that win - W.
.his al present. We have many agents IS sal
making as high as $40 per day and upwards = !
IL the time: don't delay. Remember it coss.
INC 10 give the business trial. Send for an, e
lars, terms. and sample copy Of paper, vbs.s Y
sent free to all who apply; do it to-day. Gen.
ontfit free to those VINO decide to engage. r..
ana mechanics and their sons and daughter =
tbe.yt,ry best of agents. Address,
THR CENTENNIAL RECORD, Portland, r,,,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-27


A FACT FOR DARWIN. Ledepend.
ence Beige gives the following, which
is of interest to naturalists and cult
vators: I'm garden at BilIancourt
may be seen at the present time an ap-
pie tree loaded with fruit. There is moth.
ing extraordinary in this, but the stock
of the tree is cherry, on which has
been grated the apple, species of
golden pippin. The fruit precisely re-
sembles cherries-the same stem, the
same size, the same form, and nearly
the same color; but it's taste is that of
an apple, and it contains pips instead
of stone Specimens of this botanic
phenomenon were recently submitted
to our inspection. 1t must be a real
curiosity, for it is generally thought
impossible to graft pip-bearing fruit
on the stock Of tree bearing stone
fruit"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-27
AN ARAB TOURNAMENT.


From General Mcclelan's "winter on the ME-
| in Scribner for March,
Soon after our arrival, five horses
were brought in, richly caparlsoneo
| in the Moorish style; powerful Moor
/ sh bits, with the ring enclrcllng the
lower jaw; short stirrups, serving a,
SO as spurs; the high saddle, covered
with velvet housings, embroidered ana
fringed with gold; heavy gold trlnges
on the neck and breast of the horses.
All the horses were good, some very
fine. Five sons of Sheik Achmet, all
clad in Oriental robes of brilliant silk,
all wearing the turban, now mounted,
the sport began. 1t consisted mainly
of a dash across the court at tull
speed, and suddenly bringing up the
horses on their launches, and OF riding
rapidly around one another IN various
circles, lunging and pairing with
long, light lance poles, one endeavor-
ing to gain the unguarded flank of an
other. 1t was an admirable display
of craftsmanship, and with the fine car
riages of the animals, the superb rid
ing. the rich and graceful robes OF the
men, and the housings of the horses,
formed a remarkable spectacle. 1t
was a scene of another age and OF an
other race, and the first thought that
occurred to all of US that at last we
could realize the names that graced
the festivals of the Alhambra. Among
those who took part were two very
remarkable men who happened to be
the best and most daring riders; these
were the oldest and the youngest OF
those who rode. The elder was a
powerful built man of about forty
perhaps FIVE feet eight in height, with
an intelligent and very determined
countenance, though nothing unpleas-
ant in it, The other could not have
been more than twenty; light and
graceful as possible, with charming
face full of intelligence and good ma
ture, yet strong and full of courage,
he was the beau ideal of a noble
young man, while the other looked
like a soldier hardened by many cam
paigns. The youngsters horse was
trained to kneel and lie down and rise
again to the sound Of a drum, and this
was the amusing part Of the exhibit
ton. A brace of wild Arabs danced
in front of their noble bay,
wildly beating their drums until he
knelt, and at last stretched himself at
full length on the ground, the young
sheik keeping his seat until the horse
rolled over Oh his side.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-27

A PLANT, supposed to be new, has
been found in Nicaragua, which, if
what is said be true, is great vege-
table curiosity. It has been named
Phytolacca Electrical. It is said to
possess very pronounced electro. mag
netlc properties. The hand is sensi-
bly, benumbed upon touching the
shrub, and the magnetic influence is
felt at distance Of seven or eight
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-27

The Taxes Embraced within the
Provisions Of the Law Above
Quoted are the Following, Viz:
Rectifiers 49,. ...........$ 5000 90
Dealers, retail liquor. ........ 25 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor. 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. 90 90
dealers In leaf tobacco. ....... % 90
retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 500 90
And on sales of over $1,000, fif.
ty cents for every dollar in ex.
cess of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 5 90
manufacturers OF stills. ....... so 90
And for each still manufactured 90 O0
And for each worm manufactured 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco. ...... 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars. $50. 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, first class
(more than two horses or other
dHlLnalS) Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
readers OF tobacco, second class
1.-TWO horses or other animals) Ok On
Peddlers of tobacco, third class
Zone horse or other animaD. liz OO
Peddlers OF tobacco, fourth class
ION foot or public conveyance) 10 90
Brewers of less than 500 barrels 80 O0
Brewers of 500 barrels or more 100 90
Any person so liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
Will be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
Austin Savage, Collector of Internal Rev.
enue at Boise City, and pay for and pro.
cure the Special-Tax Stamp or Stamps
they need, prior to May 1, 1877, and WITH.
OUT FURTHER NOTICE.
Special-Tax Stamps will be transmitted
by mail only on receipt from the person
or frm ordering the same of specific di-
rectlons so do, together with the neces-
essary. postage stamps or the amount 70.
CURED to- pay the postage. The postage
on one stamp is three cents and on two
stamps six cents. If it is desired that
they be transmitted by registered mail fen
cents additional should accompany the
GREEN B. RAUM.
commissioner of Intsrnal Revenue
OFFICE OF INTERNAL Revenue.
washington, D. O., January 23, 1877.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-27
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ltsnien blep psb at ga % grunce ouer. buab bun bapes
fortalt BAN. "Non Der DOG aliasbsl ifulbs pGre No9st
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Sbab ban"
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@bste icas"
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meosns ban iasttos en- 9rns paa ben anben Sioe af
Uaben.
"WRan niger bet" 8ento9 Garitenien, lon1 %iorunbrsos
na ODER, at lite Ollie tose Ii9eaa msssn Del oeri Iom ban
ldb; 10. bet peo 10 NOT; man Tiger Saame9et, men sr
Der Woast BET, mon Tiger? Set or BET, iW oil pios Be.
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met laablot mso 6ranf, laa msnsr is9. at bet sr paa Sde.
nln9en. Oct CT NOT ben 0abrii. ban anlasbs usbs peo
SslNnssr, at ban bar brGnot is paa."
ia iaa," iasoe Gariteaen "oet aisr mig me9st onbt.
me9et onbt."
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-28

ming pa be beberise Gtscsr, men ft fun tueipeiGs 9eitsr.
Sarmfnlc st ban til ben iOrnemme Wanb, iom bapoe
9iort BAN ~Sorla9et. men funbe life glsufsnos BAN Den
imiIsnes, pslpilise, i~mcbstommcnoe Ma9tbapsr, iom bapbs
nebIabt fig til at brittle bans tohbars @ins, % meo eli
~feislsbIeo Stemme iast bam gebaseIiebsosr, laa MI pberit
~betenfelis no. oa tate iorbIommct ON. at bsiere @sbfom.
menbs bare tomne til Grflenbelis al. at Oct maalfe pilos
femme bsors mec Stiitellens "2arp", bpis 0refterpoitsn
i%ostminbhs iorslpbi9 blso ubsat.
Seq i~nteresiersr MIG operorbentli9 for Saasn. sanite
ousrorosntlig. +" laeoe &Onfersntsraaoen, ibet ban tos ie en-
Yrs. % bcb en- li9nsubs SorfrHtning I'll @rosierersn
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Wbnoisbeoer. % bUor pompat ban fanot fa lin Stirbnc.
6ranf bar for flos til fife al piee, at bsnus Ybraie
ON before Bebfommeuoe fun ur en- Spbiatelis. % at ban
essntlis fob % LOB f8 bOlcs for 0ar. 800 Worasu.
9r. &onfrentsraao." iasos ban. % uoen at pGroiSs Den
Mnoen ct Gietnlt psnbts ban fg ON % git.
"StatteIs Wanb." iasoe aonfersutsraaben. % iatte is
isisn pso fit Mrbsinsborb. "bans &nersr ere NOT oeranss.
rsoe men ia iunoe BOG pirielig life siers Nncet. % mep
At lille Snt Slso ban iglen IND fornsm SiseuG8t.
"Wan po ahiaa. buorleoss bet Forbidden hs." tGnfe
Srant. meoens ban st biem; is bapoe eaers iis troet.
at bet fuloe rpetes a a b%arti9t" San picts M, al Der
lite innoe pGre Gale ON al rets no9et ierre Saan. % at
ban enbpsr Ssnesnbs par benpift til dg iep; men ban
psbblsp alieepel Of flrmps til bet geeits, % anitrenate
belle fin Sfarpinbiabsb for at fubs en- lopsi.
6reoeifte bapoe heen bin Iai iffe popst at tiItale I'm
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-28

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~anfla9enee % bemmsncc. @cb bpilfen NnIepnina DC tom.
ms, sr bet nmui9t at iNs Nnleoninssn or Ii9eaa manS.
toloi9 lcm elpeis e9et Snobob. % Gnbpcr bGrer Snobol'
bet % Mnleonn9en Gs islp. - San tilbraSte Here 81
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pioere fremab. fom ban tiIbt til Nnticsn. 90 osrmeo pr
bet 2ele %foriuunost; fan ben tun9e 8irfei9bee too til
ba9e. @an bar i9ien ia lsu. ben oamle Grant, Ysnas.
manoen. Den rl9e 8rosierer. RIG icetminofe Bremmecss
Sine, Waatbapersn. ben porbcnbe gtaisroab. San paa8r
neoe op iom al Ell Orcm % itrr9 ia oper Yancsn. San
iaa paa ut ubr. bet bar lan9t no paa Wattsn ban bapbe
9aaet Der benpsb ire Simer. % fclte enooa inasn 8rGt.
beb. San piIb c lite op9ipe i'm Stilllng, Der maatte
9ieres Noact, bporpsb ban funbe ireie f9 naar ban
bapos iouet paa bet. piIbe ban snbnu imorasn nnbian9e
Ell at bisls alimrenoe Sheer. ban fin @sImasis Oa9e
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"ppao oil On? SporfOr CT On iRe Ssns % iparate
ban temmeIi9 bart.
Ut Sanhisbus. ~
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-28

Jbet ri benlebcr pore V9lereS Sp=
m~Grflombeo paa Advertisements fra
9plleges&oret "Soun" / bette go, tor
ri i~orlitrc oem ON, at DC ueltc 1Cr=
Dag Slten ian bape anlecnins til at
tilbrinse ct Yar bpg9elise Elmer |
SteperS Opera 0oule.
Manac al SlaoetS Seiere bar pcr
flcre 2eilisbsoer lpttet til "Sbun"S 90
ncr, % laapibt oS bctieuot bar Als
p0ret cnise /, at Secret ipnger goet.
laa Wtanoas bespncer "3oun"S lGnge
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QanpSmanb, Der mpotager 8eip9 al
Secret "Sbun", oil finbe Oct lammenz
iat al 9Ooe Sanscrc % Gentlemen"
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On fOrfdrocli0 SU1e!

Srcr cite hprtr NJ life en- laaean pc
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MI. Tcriisltlie, @clit ~ ilar @ais bal
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meme enc MI. vi pti cerfcr cpertais Den
til at fcrir1e At gpieeel, oer bar raft On.
m9rtlcmbte tldnet Eager crer esi bel
sann, ~ oe incrrmmcr, At oets Nirinin,
er maaslss ~ beIeia. aVieltt er ZEN rel.
h~tfjenrts "l,ales 6ruSb 6croial." 3 apc.
thttsrns hos Meiltr "a Wontacmerp Il So
nil Os flnne bore, at BET er ben bteli
Sciismscidn, ct neitndnre bar bait. ~ Z,
pl ineeliaa for @slbrseelis elsr lscere Yen
gene tiltoae. bpis 6llpparten al xlaifen in
let bar b%iuIpet. Ten lmaasr tetaattta Q,
tr en- urmGrtet Wenitin Ter Born.
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Sarer. Tom Dag for Dag bsu mere taus oa inesluitst
bun bsbepsbe heller ins,n 1orf!arins al BAN pec lNGs
e~cilisbecsr ere 8snossierninserus iep talsnee moi. % iicnt
Snssn ~rbtrpffeIia bapps iast bsnos bet, bar bun ps paa,
at Suiet bar Sars.
Scr bar noset 3rpfisnbs % llbelbiuau9ert Mtmo.
ipberen. Tom paa en- hummer Sag, % for at Istts lit be-
flsmts Sisrts, ic9te bun no til fine 8snner pa Gbriitans.
bapn. SUN lasbs Yeen ON 40 YbilOopbsan8sn % Can.
aebro, bpor bun %ltanbisbe mibt paa Brosn. Siient 8aIle.
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