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TILE CURRENCY.
SOME QUESTIONS.

To fhf Ihlf6f ~ INT lflnhnSs
CHICAGO, Aug. n--ln sour editorial Of this
you go IN tn give reasnns why the Watering of
The currency Or, in other wortls tho increase of
the volume Uf tIredceMablo Rrccnhacks, may In.
yolve us in peril aud general ruin. AT very
goWl: hut would like 10 know by what means
the advocates Ut all Increased paper cuTEcncy
propose 10 get the stun into cirr,iiation. Is It
by another war. or new public improvements, or
cannot be done. II is no use arguing What might
be. Please cnlishten and obligc. you.s truly.
JAMES BARKER.
III Congress desired to Increase tho irrcdccm.
able Icgattcnt1er to the full limit OF tho Ian,
viz: to S+00 600 900, they could direct the scc-
rctary Of tlic Treasury to purchase bonds for
grccnbacks In the open market, and thereby rc.
Issue The SO 900 900 Of lcra1.tcndcrs which have
been retired during tho last twelve years. How
much premium wou1tl hare to be paid for tho
borAs cannot be furctolt],-pcrhaps 70 to Is per
cent. The $40, ,000, coo Of sctssucd notes might
purchase $:N, ,000,Uo0 Of go bonds, which, Of
course, would ald $4,000, ,Uo0 to tho national
debt, rs the notes would somo time hare to bo
redeemed. What effect 1t would have on tho
value Of tho whole currency for Congress to
take steps backward ard to ori1cr an increase Of
the ifrctlemab'c notes to the full limit OF tho
original pledge given TO tho public creditors,
viz: S4Oo, ,000010 Gun only be guessed at, but It
would most likely send gold up to lis or 118 for
time, mud EEcrnbarks down to Is or there
ahouts. II is difficult to sec how such meas
utc would tend to Increase confidence on tho
part OF crcdftors Of business men, or help those
who had notcs or mortgages to rcnew.--ED.1
, 1877-08-11
CURRENT OPINION.

Tho Etn thinks that tho employment Of
the regular army recently In rennsyIvnntn and
elsewhere was unconstitutional, anu hints that
rsesldcnt Iiayes ought 10 b. impcaelod for us,uy
national troops for police dutJ. Wo tako 1t that
exports viii agree that this IL A. facy anything
the 6as over produced m Chids Or tho Count
Johannes. EteninJ Journal
Tho mississippi platform IL meant for tho
North, and it, evident purpose IL to consiucs tbe
North that the Mtasiss!ppt Democrats ate not in.
worthy tho condduncs which the Auministratlou
has expressed IN tho who!s southern people.
Whether these woEla wers meant OF nut, those who
subscribed to them anxfous 10 appear well, and
that anxiety il In ltaelf, We submit, gFcAt and
gtatIsEtng advance. U1Iea IN ~ Herald tAtp.).
Tie single frantic desire, the sols yearnin z
purpose tho one thing tor which tho AveFa3e Amer.
lean politician fosgcts bis food By day and ays
Awake o nghts. IL 10 rstsc tho lowntroddso work
!nsn.n from pcnury to atluenee from toll 10 !dle.
ness. The people should bewaEa OF this a9ectes,
None should shon \ nlore than tbs whrkinytnan,
ile knows. Or should know. that sche,nes sIe tis
Rstf:mSns ,a ~ ny ,st. asanto1' of
overthrow natural lsws. Thsrs IL 10 royal road to
gained oy toll. .-i"diaaapo'. :S:as. " '''~'' w
In nominating Judge West. tho Rspnt.
l!eans Of Ohio hare dune = novel thln9. The
curious spectacle Is a1orted " blind MIN LEAD.
isss stiftisa " iess sb,f sonaacteI On tit &c. G
sGHai r. ono Tha % - asanaats1 IT. w a. nGmnss 20
We sas s aes s
tiass reminds " ef tic aelon Ut t1y .'n.o Ncpnn.
IL the E1t4lish Parliament. Prof. fAwectt Al.
t,.etsa atssntson from she marked ability bs dts.
so %os. IL ts H. ,es Il
Parilamea at 70 far from disappointing his friends.
h.ss becu Thy supleet u frequent Fen'ssk sine.
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PITTSDUllG.
Workinemen'a MrrtInG-A Labor Party
Called For.

WorktnEmen'A MretDnG-A Labor PAFty
Called For.
Special C8+rsspondrnet al Tit Tribune.
PfT7snrRu, Pa, Aug. 8.-Stncc The collapse
OF the strike, tho dismissal OF the military, and
the resumption Of failruat.trafc, tho city has
been unusually quiet Inst night the working
men caused n slight ripple OF excitement By
assembling on tue North Side 10 the number OF
orcr 1000, and representing nearly crcry de-
rattment Of industry. The oblcct Of the
gathering WAS to organize a Worktn0mcn's
party, sfml1ar 10 that formed at Phtta-
detphIa last winter, for the purn.- "i
influencing legislation in tho tntcres.s Ct
the labprtng classes. The meeting was very or
tlcrly. The Chairman stated. nt the outac., that
1t vas not a Gteenback Or SuTcrcfgn.of.lnlustfy
meeting. 1t had no aflitaiion with capital,
which, ~ NOW cUntroflcl. was the poor mans
enemy. The principal speaker was Mr. Daniel
Fisher, eablnct.n,aEcr from the South SIDE.
knuwlcdectl That hts % experience VIVA limited, ,
but he pitched Into the "b!oat ci i-bondhoitlcr
class With = zeal that made up fur any OMISSION
In that direction. lie said the claims Of exist
tue wosktng,aan, were false. The lat,ortng class
Ind no friends hut thcftf.etyes. They constl-
tlhGd large tnaiurlty of tho population Of the
country, aud, II they would only organize and
work together, they couf.1 secure euch lcgisla-
sion Us they tseetcl Several other speeches
were madc. similar In spirit to that OF MIR.
Fisher; after which The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
wnsnkAs. The wo.kinemcn Of the United STATE.
have been subjected to great opposition for the last
wtsnEAs, Their wages have .satn and again
noYerr, until they sre nj longer ab|o to maintain
themselves and thrIt families; anu
WMEnEAA. Hundreds anu thonsands OF indus.
tFtans working people have been ltven into tile
tanks Of paupestsm and crime, and ruined ia their
hes!th, oy oysrwork and bad pay: aud
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CHINESE .JounHALrsst,

Shanghai has two dntsr papers published in
ha Chinese language. The Shc, paou has a
circulation of sGo0 and Ia financially succcssfu1.
t teonsains leading editorial, correspondence
ron, sooehow ind other places, ncnn-reports,
tories. anu general gossip The Sin paou, or
'Journas of News" has fewer readcrs. md. It
rumoEcd. will nat mich unRcr he continued.
t Is madc up in \ form emflar to that vi its
Nnrc fortunate vlvaf. Chinese writer's Of ability
athl education fn1 journalism we'll at'apieu to
slcir enpatsy. anu pr.nlticr rcry readable artt-
eles. There f* rcaling-ropul connected 1;ttIl
The Polytechnic Institution fn Shanghai, b,rt it
+ seldom visited 4 monthly magazine Ut sct-
encc Is nlso published In tic city, which Is AZ
eUInIltstlnr much good. II IL ctlptous1y ilfn."
sratu!. and well conducted. and Is gradually =
attaining prosperous condition.
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VERSES.

What gladnrsa alla tho wanderers heart,
Whru, alter many years ~
Which hayu bs4.1 pasAti In Vague upFest,
And aftrn mixed with Tears,
lie secs again tlu4e loving ones
NAuHa tltlc can never chanks,
And Aeare 0nCc n!0g0 4At s1lcr Of her
Wto4e l1ys ualt5bt can sstsxnSe.
The world perhaiHl has been nnkind,
Nor give TO him Who s0u:ht
One Wurtl tu case 4 soerurtqx mind,
S0f Gen . slnglc Thought:
Hut Ills not thus Ia ihnt old cot
Where ilselis tbs Et0ther dear,
For. though by nil tha world forgot,
lie aau& wsie0ms there.
And would he tell to willing eass
Ut all that hG has ln1wn
or toll and caFes these many Year,,
Since last hf saw tAat home.
liz knows there's Ont M4ao aes Will give,
Whatever rlse u1ay b.,
Till death sha!. eoMa 10 saake her hence.
ilcr 1--we and sympathy. ". @.
CntCAI0, August, ls77.
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sIERIlnG,s NEW HnIEl .

sTERIIN0, IT., Aug. 10.--Our lno nav hotel
tile 0llt lfouse-crected BY Tlonlas A. Gait,
Esq, ut Al expense Vi s75, ,000, will be formally
opened VI the 2lst snst., by Mr.. J. Il. tisuy Is
lcssec aud on that evcuing the citizens vi stcrl
lug are preparing to giYu Messrs. Ualt xn.l Gray
grand complimentary banquet, rcrept'on, and
bull. to which the State officers uul prominent
citizens, ra!lroad men aud others from, vurious
parts u the Wrst ara Invited. It IL luteu.led
ibat thia shall bo QUO Of tho grandest events Of
tho kind ever celebrated III thts State. Tha t}alt
House I.aa becn two years lii building. It is
substantial brick elthet. with four sturtcs and
hasenlc'it, with oil niodern improvements, and
ancst aad most elegantly Furnished hotel vest
Vi Chicago.
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a CURRENCY SUGGESTION,
IN tht Eiitoy at The Tribune.


CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-Escrybody Is In favor OF
tho stcrcotypcd programme, VIZ: ~ Rcmoue-
ttzattoM and free coinage Of silver. (o) Repeal
OF the Resumption net; and t3) the removal Of
the war-tnxcs from bunk circulation. II Con-
grcss has my respect at all for tho opinions and
wishes If tho people, It will hasten TO grant
these Indispensable reforms.
but Il there not still ''ouc thing needful " be.
Bldcs1 Hrecnb<,rks are tip to pzr with silver
nuw; but wbyl Because, rs Tho law now stands,
they arc 10 bc redeemed IN gold Nix
teen months hcncc. But, II TINT Ian
were repealed anil silver matlc lcgal-tcndcr,
aTecntacks would sink as much below silver ~
they arc now below gold, and si'rcr would he
ut c'1cttunlly driven out III circulation a. gold
new u. The great problem Is how TO RiakU st-
YER circulate Of he IN q par with grccnbarks and
bank bills. i would sug1cst that aLnkiug-ftnl
c41a to thfrty-sx millions per nnniii1l, or three
millions per month. bc set apart to be Invested
II silver Grin mud exchanged for grccubuekf.
This. would retire tho whule grcenback
circulation Of three huudre,1 and sixty
millions IN ten ycars. and would prosiuvo
Lo contraction, q. u circulating silver dollar
would bO issued for ogrry papcI dollar retired.
This Il cicary within the ability Of tho tiuyerp.
nent, AMI thltk that tic stcady Issue Vt
S3,0cO.aAO In silver per month tn exchange for
EreeDtarks would nlllntan tbs whuto amount
outstanding on oar with silver.
j. Il. KEpzlz. ',
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ADetsetlve's Ezperlence Among tho Strikers.
FHit1asfpAia {rfss.


Phit1a<ioAta Frfss.
When Cor. l1aEtEanft Was about startling to.
open tue blockade u1 the Pennsylvania Railroad
DO said to Mayor btoklcy: II want Two VI your
dete:tiscs,-rool, keen hands,-who van bc DE-
pended upon in caso vi Ill emergency" And
Detectives ". s. Rowland aud lirnry Wcyl
we're accordingly detailed aud ordered to rcport
~ tho Governor for duty. They had bard Job
to sea tue Governor. When they sppro4vhc4
his headquarters, two worse- looking Mpllls Ala
guircs couldn't ilnvo been founu iu The coal
rexiona. But they managed to obtain an su-
d!eucc at last, and Ills L. tue story Vi their cx
ptolts a. told by Detective Rowland to IresJ
reporter:
-. "At Altoona things began to look lively.
Therv were not nsuy strikcrs visible, but tho
wonlen there wese awiully ylnlic,tye, snd wero
3seflnR tue t1oops and saytng; you'll never
grt through tho tunncl ailyo; tho loys will blow
Il up on you.' Weyl and vent o1 Ito car, ui,I
Kot out among the crowd. Nobody suspsytca us,
Qn1 VIZ fEaternized freely with thu strikers
everywhere, aud EASILY obtained taeir votliide4ru
BY Saving tllst We weso engineers ftom Dsi4wln's
Locomotive Works 10 p4tlsae1ph!a, aud had
struck there. They had their Headquarters in
Rln-laill, aao taeFa were no lack of iexdass
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BRIEF NOTES,


Tho Scientific Mining Engineers of Spain viii
celcbratu the hundrcdth anniversary Of tho
foundation of their Society, at Madrid, dun ng
August.
Tic French Association for tho Adynncem cut
Of SeIeuco meets at l9ayro Aug. -. Dr.. Broca,
Professor to the Faculty Of Medicine and Dt-
rector Vi tho Anth1opoogcal School OF Part 8, Is
President Ut thu Association th1s ycar.
Tho Soglcte dcs Sciences Natuselles 10 S, lisso
lolls IT. annual eetug this year At Der, h tile
Cauton VI Faud. Tbs scasiun Will ton tinuv
truln tue 10TH to the 9Th Ut August, up4ts r. the
Presidency VI ii. Louis Dptd1r, Vi Lausanne.
srrgius Kern, a1s engineer Of st. Petersburg,
anllounces tho discovery OF new mineral calcu
Dayyun,, alter Sir Humphrey Dayy. Its found
tn tic res!dues got from platinum, and s cun-
edercd BY n. Kern to rank bctwccn molyb1u-
mum and sutnenium.
Prof. c. U. Shepard has recently transferred
to thu Museum 1t Amhesst College hla large
collections VI minerals, iosals, plants ctr. Tiis
scvcssiun renGers the collection ut lslete0rit4s
IN tho Ainllsrst Museum tho lourth tn liz
world, and Its cabinet OF minerals equal to alo
ancst In tlla country.
We learn from Naturs that wonderful t,itc
a. 'lsatnarlna tas been found In pcstllsttre, En-
glA nj, which, when cut, has produced pns Ut. the
lnot p1ist!aAt geGls known. 1t Is said tu U 3uul
the celebrated kol'-l.nuor, !ts retEaction Leing
very efcat BY day aud nght. II is VI Il pure,
pelluad white, aud ils ha1luess Il 81 aud
specino gravity @.it.
A manufacturing house Ia Blr1n{nehana, En-
Elautl, has rEoduteu pucket-AAGlnauek,n
which Ia nta.ic ol light but strong netting, au4
CHI te 50 folded u to br carried over tlle thVul-
der like baI., or IN ta.r-t -tlzca coat pocket 1t
Ia 20 arranged with ropes, huoks, and tsrcys,
that It can bt used under 2in4ost auy tarcuu.
stances, aud foEtnt snost comfortable aud, se-
cure bed.
AtF. John Williamson. OF Scarborough, En-
gland geotoxisl VI eIuIncnct, aud the uisyo,tcrer
U( The celebrated GresthufpH Rlaut-bvis. xl,rl
July Is. vt the a9a vi Et Or. Jaines u,Yyv.
wnoag iabors tn geology haYe made h!x ,,al,e
well knuwn iii British science, was Killed ou tic
losh u July BY the f4ll Of : cllil on wht:u he
wAs operating With bis hammer. liz was II
ycass ol age
The Portuguese African explorers, Mat.
Srepa Pinto an4 Capt. bslto Cap.llo, hawe set
out for loantlo with the best equipment ever
provided for MI African expedition. They take
With them uue Ut the antst eQuatofIal3 Ut the
Folyaechnlc School VI Paris, 4 se1t2Et Ut gEeat
deucacy, 4nu ncw apparatus for the study ot
terrestra! magnetism, with other Instruments
OF superior quality.
Sir Jo.cph Daltua Hooker, President Of shc
Royal Society aud Director of the Royal Gar
deus. Kew, arrived 10 Boston Oh the 9th Ut July,
aud Immediately proceeded to the Itoeky Mount.
aus Ut Colorado aud Hyo'nlng, ~ study tile
| Iora of tlat region. Ie was accompanied by
PGuf. Asa Gray, ol Cambridge, P1of. Leiuy, Vi
| Philadelphia, aNu Dr.. Hayden, to Wlosc Survey
| the party akc temporarily auuexed.
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fcct towards ifnr spectator. There ia something
sublime In The ctnrattc: of the hrol. Which re-
'nns ol,,' OF M hicl Angelo. Tic wbulc is
!incly painted, the roInring mich like TlticnH
TIts celebrated picture has mystcr!nu.ty dis
appeared. 4 writer In the dthfmrun, calling
A:t'1nton to the fart. states TINT the painting
ri 9l ortus, and sntr that tiate ait trace Ut #
has h"c1l last. 4 drawing of the picture, tnac
hntinE the Inst century. Is in the possession Of
". fUsarr I,r which lts identity, IL recovered,
mn be established,
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1t Is BAIL TINT Meissonnirr has presented to
hc Louvre the splendid portrait Of Dumas fi1s
fh!cl, Was TO nIues, admired nt tue last Salon.
Mr.. Holman tlunt has made such progress
With the large picture whicl, has employed him
for some time past in Jerusalem, that he homes
to 'nkc 1t witIl him to England, wileru he will
Soon rrt,sn. The engraving fr0rn t1Is picture Ut
The London Lancet recommends. ffom sanf.
tary point Of view. The USE npun walls Of pale
trtcrnpcr cuur Instead Of pnper.uaul.ttlgs
ofstr'hler r4n bc applied, II necessary, orer
MEcr OF any tesrrintup, and Is cheap and CT
tttnal screen fur hiding offensive papers tll2t
naY tHgunbrg tho wall.
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a, GdsHfoa tis1l .t<oA.
MF. Bartlett, liy!ng near Ked River, In Clay
County, has killed. :s75 head u deer, In . cir
cuu,fsfcuce Of Leu pnilrs from his house. Ia
addition 10 these, le has Killed countless nuul-
bers OF nntelope aud other smsll game. 1t I.
10 uaeolu1on ktght for our enttlelpau to ace
lunches Ut Wild horses NJ eaurta are mA4te
for their eap&urr. lIelvy has tho hlue Of the
buffalo tnat darcd lnyade our toMu.
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THE LAST SONG OF HlhVihJHA.
Hear 4 story Of q Nation.
Uflct an CcOnuniic SAliuns
And a Democratic pariy
Sai.t unto tue loyal army:

sa1d unto the loyal army:
aru Idle md expensive,
Costly foolish. good for nothing,
bare 10 rule with sHurd dcsputlc
uce misguided Southern brethren.
VIC no longer will tuh. .ntatn yuu;
Get 70 IN tne far;tlest llInlt,
Where the s4sasc Ia lfan 1iovers;
lsnttlt With the savage inllap.
i 10 Say-ye need no shelter:
Ye sta!f fast until Octobsr;
IleH We will 1Ithanh yDn wholly"
ana tic army heard and MDnd1fed,
MNrniured nut. bnt N,Ilch 1t wuudoFrd.
Officers went forth 10 hufEow
For their daily brrai and shc3tcr;
Anu tne men looked on ll1slr children.
Bay1ng, "1c m,tst starye, NY children,
Fur We c1unot Into plGwAhAros
lcat onr sworls-thcy arc the Nations"
Then arose cry Of watltn9,
As Of very hungry children,
Ger tho atuakolay, tic meadow,
Der tic s!ft pIati,a nnss lin n,oantalns'
And the Heron, the Shth. .allnh .Rsh.
Hcpt with sympathetic anEutsh.
Should Jou ask mo how It cn11d,
II stls Sutton. thcnctiorth peaceful,
Had no ncel ~ any soldiers.
Had no need Of swued OF caauon-
lthunld atlswer. l. should lcll you:
Once tn1b rushed ltlrunsh tllo cities,
burning. ptnt,Icslny, destroying,
beating down lho brare policeman,
Driving oil lie Gravs mllittn;
Then the pcopic, much allrtshtcd.
Called unto tho faltnlul army,
Haytn9, ''Hasc III, u our oruthessi
Como and Knyo III, our LefcHletAt
1sy tho swift e1pfcsa.tTaIA hattcn
From The conntry's fArthr.f limit,
Wlcrs tho tayAye lnt!lan hevess;
Conc ~ fAst ~ straM czn btinH you."
And they came, tho kFaSe, tho wpr-w0rn;
LoYnl still they came, though hungfyt
Stalkta, In Bultd martial column.
Through The city .stFeots belcaR,lcred- =
1f1rchcd with tramp ~ flffn and steady
A. when. On the heatern hchest,
They tic sayasu Indian routctt.
and l.ls mob dcd fat t,cfofe them,
Cried ont. ''hAnTn qnl neut, tn English,
Fled away and swiftly vanished
From the regulation fa!le.
Tscn tho people snt,l. 40 soldiers.
You hnvo *aycd our llycs and money:
You hare dono It ws,I and hrasuiy;
NC wall pay ynu in october"
AMI tho Her on. the shuh. .shnt.SAh,
u'er lhu MUakolay. tho meadow.
Scscaned, "Nethlnks 'twceo we'll you did 30.
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always useful. and nothing can hr more natural
than cryug nf children when nnvtl,tng ouc.,rs to
give them either physical or mental pain.
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Lusdoa TFulA.
IN discussing :urecnwich Dinners" = few
weeks since, = writer In tue Truth alluded 10
~. Th2ckeray's parllxlitJ lor heaus and haeou.
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them to ton,c tnstcs. lint preferable to these
nrt. the tcnJcr leaves Of the Young srh,s. which
contain M aromatic, highly: pns,sent I'd. At
fhHfra cnlrCnlnta) IL nlsn nhlin.lln'- The
Shrub boa.tA of no s,rauty, being I,~, anil
stsargiv. md 1arinc thtrk. scnrfy. leaves. and
small white flowers, appearing carly in the
Epr,rGtimr.
The sub-order ryrolec is very rmn1l !ncl.,,l-
Ing only about twenty species, which are her
l,accou', broatf-teavui cvrrgrccns. Eino nf
them are found ea.s Of tue MtssFssknpt, atd
tf'yroia fotnnslff.,l1a) Krtigs At Michigan City.
nc shn.Leaf e. clllpttea' At i'lencoc and miv-
cretle. sud the =. sce.ltnia at Aftier's anti Pno
Station. All Of them arc ecant,iy represent.
Cd q the PLACES mentioned. Tho 1'y,rolas arc
lovely little plants. consisting Of Il cluster OF
evergreen r'ot-caves, AMI simple racetne OF
nodding rhite 'towrrs shootlnv up iron, the
fsn:'s They s N as nns na JIn The
lcllatat Es also rare With Us. occurring ut Mich,
igan City anh Laporte. lts eorynb of white nr
purpllsh duwcrs. terminating the short. lcaf-
clad Stems ID June, exhalcs delightful frn-
GRANGE. The plant Ia said TO hate valuable toti-
IL properties
Thc suo-order Monotropenc embraces ten
species Of strange. 1cateas. alnlost coiorless
parasites growing on the roots Of pn'es, oaks,
Europe, Asia, aud North America, where they
abide in cool, dry wools. The Indian pipe
tAlo',otropa unlaora) y one only Species, grow
" in either locality. it Is a waxcn, cor1sc.iik,.
pant, consisting Of ono or moro round, th!ck
stclns spE1nRthg from ball of matted iibrous
rgs , .utnlsGca ~, .ni.nsy Win eeaes N INC p!ase
liz nw:ers arc riustrrrt ikc In tn,r X n,n..
1t ia tho very ghost OF d plant, with tho weird,
uncannT look Of one that has nnwarrantal,iy
burst from ts coffin, and ct't,lc torth to haunt
The daylight In Tic EreWsome Ear't Of tic grave.
The Erisaeen scrvS their chief parpose In
alornlnG the earth, The fru!t Of some spcCfcs
Is grateful, antl the juices Of lew are used In
medicine, ur ure valuctl Tor tesr pun0c1t havur.
Dangerous t1arcoltc properties exist ti tnrtatn
Ecncra+ a8 tlle !thououcndrone. the ktltnfas,
And others. Ihe leaves Of sumo vi tteso arc
poisonous 70 animals. auh the honey tAat Is
made from their 'owers Is delctcrLons. It Is said
that The honey whlch Zenophon dcsci ibea ns
stupcfylnE tlo Gretk soldiers. In the famous
retreat Of the l0,o0o, was collected from the
llEodMicndrun pontlcum. Pallas, Russian
traveller, ACCUSES The Azalca ponle Of the ults
chtct. The ka!M!A augustitolta IA cAllt,i Lamb
kt because is E1iiaEc potsots sheep, a'1u the X.
lntlfnlta Is said to 40 the satnc. Ihc beautiful
Azacas. which cnilven ulr conserratoI1cs In tho
spring, came originally frotn Asia MI aor, but Il
nut1sr u lsss sllowr species arc indigenous In
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rrof. Huxley read a paucr. at t1,o rcccnt
r,,,,.,t, E,o,,,..,, f...,,..,.t ~ ,n-...I.-,
:. y, Sos' coo ~ -" on
~ en'ehtasy instruction IN fhssiofgy'" At
l:ho close Of the essay, tho author mnfc tho fol-
owl',g pertinent comments on the vIylscctson
T., Il, ~, u.ttat.,. ~ .,,,.,ts ~ " ssss",
~ "rsa. nasah , .a" H., u Is NY uass'. SAD
TIC fFotcssor' Ito take this opportunity OF
, 1877-08-11
CHINA.


Baron V. Klaathofcn has lately publish ed, in
Berlin, tho lrxt number TT work. to COZ nprtsc
four volumes, on the geology ansl Geogra ply OF
China. Tho author accompanied Count f:lllet,-
berg. In 1860, Oh Ills political mission to. China
and Japan. aud, OIL tho return Of thu expudi.
tion, remained twelve years in the CELESTIAL
Empire. for the purpose Of studying III phys..
~ ta ana tnr
taiuel lu14ng ihcao years will be en,-
budled ln tho present work, tu Which tho
Initial yolG!ne forms little, moro Clan
I'll iHtro'iu stiou. OF tho remaining. yoiulrcs,
QUO will lIe devoted to tic paeontoiogy Of Elii.
lia, md tile other two to ths coal-telds of tho
Eu,p,re--wh!ch tho author regards as more, yal-
unblc ti,ln the leposlts In the United Sta les
anl ~ the geotoelv structure Ut thu lant4 tho
climatic phenomena the population as alI rcted
by these two ngrncscs. tho river system, etc.,
etc. BY tIe asslsta.ee of u Government Esant
the work is sumptuously published, and Ii Gu
plUusty illustrated will maps and woodcu!s.
, 1877-08-11

M. RApwAv-Kind Sir. take the liberty 10 aatsrs.
soa ezatn AZ htslt |. greatly lmpFnxe4 W ths "
xons sa4 ts fourth Z nearly propaY Il Rons. hras9
stll1 tmpFoThK. and my weight decreasing very fa.
~ xe9Sfi1, e9ss y9"r neairos ~ ri NJ e.
quite saam1ts from this place. Your! ett! !t.r1s,
,v.-., u.,. .,,. =, Al!s. 9; kRApe..
tsInleb1o lady. and very She hAs be1t tas
y ssoK many bottiss Ct tae Kssolvtnt " ~
MI tumorA, We hare heard OF souas woadcftu, tuEa
~ " " 's'' .pK KpEuBAcu d co.
Ann Arbof, Mich, Aug, i6. tt73,
, 1877-08-11
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Errfy drop Of ths Barsapartian Refolvtnt communt
aca tlFouxh thu D:ood. sweat, Urine and otter luda
I'd jaecns Of to ~! yKor nf pTeptt,a
t};rsts19 ;r synh!1l!.: IoasYnrton, 1l.ndasr V.ess
und: an.! otncf paris q ths system. ore Eyes sru
',ous nsctlnrYc: lro tho Eafa apI tho iurmiel
aE wSr@; 3, ss1' ~ I!1.cs: L1y.!pca'. Acme: il.st
Womb and 81 wattts Of thu ltfo nrneisIc. ire wi,i1
e curative range Of thss wondcr Of modern chcmistT
IND fcH dAyt n4u Will NrufG to any pet.I usit,H I'll
hem. - 7-
Ii tho patient datiy becoming reduced By tho wasta
,nd dccoE?osls!Ha thas aia sontlaualty Grogsenlne
,!ith new mat sral tade fto1u healthy biuoa-aN tnis
hn sArsapartllaR will nul dues stcutc-A
4 ras!as.on. mi saeeeeas n aIn,ln;hinH thO 10.
:rtasInR. '7-E
Nut only docs the aasapar1s1an Iesolyent c.rrl al
.rmihfal agents In tho cure VI Ehr.n.. Acrofu!ouA
Constitutional and Skin ttscascl but II ID tho only pa
ttfc cure for