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the Kaballah and the Greek canon Of perspective an
English publisher "The Geometry ana Op'
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Tuebea Athens and Rome" ny John PouDcth"ine VII,
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The Messrs. Bagster are publishing nm inter-
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bear in confirmation Of the Old Testament Scriptures
DR. VIM Harrf. Rale Is the editor. The INST voiane
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The indebtedness of the Methodist Episcopal
Missionary Treasury, september 90, was Slss,20e.
Mr.. Moody will begin series of meetings in
Providence Rhode Island on December 2, TO continue
three weeks.
The managers OF the Southern Methodist
Publishing House Nashville. Tennessee, trying to
fund it, debt By issuing bonds 10 tue amount OF Sl5OOoO
The Pope still receives visitors and contin-
ues 10 make brief addresses II ia reported that lie has
lost the use Of limbs that he carried about
In nu armchair
Pilgrimages to Rome are projected for next
Spring for the purpose Of celebrating the Popes
ing exceeded in years ponsaeate OF Peter at Rome
and Antioch"
In the last weeks Issue of The Adranee, of
Chicago Dr. Tslmage his retirement from his
editorial connection with that paper. He will stu con-
tribute 70 IL weekly sermon.
The Methodist Hymn Book Committee held
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examined by any one until after its adoption
and was voted for by three gentlemen VINO
are Democratic members Of the board The BOARD
consists of seven Democrats and three Republicans; ana
N thew had been disposed to make political table Tor
the equalization Of Stale taxes. u would have Dee an
matter for them 20 90 It, But such thins az DO.
th0ught Of liz several Democratic counties Lbe largest
increase Of percenee over assessed yaluanOhs Msie
added To take political considerations INTO toe calcnIt-
tons equal and just Distribution OF state taxes IN
the counties of the state. should rrnder any man
unit for any position 81 responsibility or trust ana
should exclude him from The society aud the Fellowship
OF all honorable
JANIS A. BRIGGS, state Assessor
No. II Columbia Heights, BrookIyE. ocl &c, 1877.
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tn M courrErEp ~ 2i VOLUMES, IMryFIAL sYo~ WI"
v,yY THOUSAND ENGRAyrSGs oS STEEL ASD WOOD
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NINTH EDITION REVISED ENLAh"bD'
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on EVERY SUBJECT OF KNowLEpGE.
,,vays READY TO ANSWER EVERY oJESrioN'
yITF WORK OF MASTER MINDS
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EDITED BY THos- sPENcEB BAfNh ii| ,,-,-or.
p,ofe,sor OF Logic Rhs toc and Metaphysics Ia 'ho
sity OF ST. ADdTeSa
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At recent meeting Of the Chicago Academy
OF Sciences bust OF the late Colonel j. W. Foster
unveiled II Is said TO be excellent likeness and is the
product Of two years work by The sculptor, Leonard w.
Vok Colonel Foster a man OF imposing but genial
presence and much beloved among his associates. He
was president 1869, OF the American Association for
the Advancement OF Science lis chief work on the
Prehistoric Races OF America completed very
shortly before his death IN 1873, and has since passed
through many editions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

The series of observations made by Professor
Hall on the Mars has nearly not quite ended
the planet having receded distance at which they
ars becoming invisible, with the twenty-sx-Inch
reractor Not until 1879 viii there be any opportunity
to SEQ them again. and that VIII not give nearly good
view as the past season But Professor Hall has made
good use OF his time aud has fifty Onserv
lions of the Oater and fortysiX of the inner satellite.
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The latest improvement III the telephone is
bel-signal. This was very much needed to complete
the instrument since, without such aid il has been
ceedinely difficult for person using the TELEPHONE to c
the attention OF hearer the other end Of the line
The beca operates without the need OF battery 1t is
Effected by simply turning wheel which causes mag
netc coils rcvOlye, giving current sufficient TO move
the hammer OF bell at the other end OF the wire.
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A communication TO Forest and Stream de-
scrocs recent discovery Of Professor Cope Western
Texas He has brought back the skin and skeleton Of
one Of breed hogs raised there, whose hoofs not
divided The breed was raised from a single hog which
unexpectedly was found TO have this characteristic.
This seems 10 rather Instance Of creation han OF
evolution. Since the hogs of the new breed do not
answer to the Ieyitca specification OF unclean animals
theX rIaN not be obnoX.ous 70 the Mosaic law
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In the town Of Auburn, Oregon, gold Dig
gnqs have been found under peculiar circumstances.
boy had been fitted out by his father with the implements
Of mining and set work the roadside merely for
amusement and give the yOungster something to keep
him out Of mischief The ground was staked out for
mally in mining style, and some waste water turned
into suces as wash the DIRT The boy worked for
few days faithfully, and 70 cyerybodys surprise, ne at
last banned out small quantity OF gold dust. LaOorers
were then employed, AID the wOrk was 0cepcned and
extended gold continuing 10 be found, at last accounts
In profitable Quantities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

MR BRyAsTs tribute to the memory Of Mr.. Motley.
Sonnet.
HoeACE discussion Of present phases Of Cur
rency question.
H. scHarz wilson's discovery OF tho Non Dramatic In
Shakespeare.
Dr. FRANCS WHARToSs conclusion OF the papers
on the Partnership Of Judges IN Politics.
the Significant and celebrated works Of
the salon year h description OF personal contfAss be
tween TIMERS and Mse:GahOn - unique ana timely.
Mr. vincaton Of his famous appeal
Motley.
Mr. HASEgIoSs twelfth Art letter other interesting
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literary, political affairs
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In sinking an oil well recently about five
miles north OF Wilcox, Elk County, Penn, an inermit-
tent flow was struck which presents many Of the features
OF gcyser TIE well spouts for two minutes and then
is quiet eight During the spouting it sends
up salt water inammabc gas, and small quantity of
oil to height Of $50 feet. BY lighting the gas al night
a maenihcent spectacle is obtained. the gas burning
brilliantly and Illuminating the column OF water with
prismatic hues The OF the burning is said 10
be audible WITHIN radius Of some miles. In the city OF
Erie Penn the flow Of gas from wells Is largely utilized
for heating and illumination the product OF not fewer
than fifteen wells being thus employed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

If the ran-treo of Peru Is capable of doing
all that related OF it, and be prOpagated it might
be Of great In the arid portions OF south
western territory One Of the conauls OF the United
States Of Colombia has addressed to his Home Govern
ment letter describing the tree as 1t appears in the
woods adjoining city Of Moyobamba IN Peru. 1t is
called by the natives the tama-caspi the raining
tree. At all dTps moisture from its leaves and
branches, and in instances The ground around "
mas become swamp This property OF the tee appears
to increase in the dry The height OF the tree IS
stated as about nifty feet; diameter at base, some
Wl
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-11
Hardening Steel.

AS the hardness depends on the quick
ness with which it is cooled there are
better materials than water, which, be-
sides, gives an, unequal temper, the
steam bubbles developed interrupting
contact. Another thing, water is bad
conductor of heat, and If the bubbling
and heat did not put it in motion it
would be unfit for hardening. Water
with plenty of ice in it gives a harder
temper; small tools may be stuck into
piece of ice, as jewellers and watch
makers insert them in piece of sealing
wax. Oil is also used by them as being
better than water, as it does not evapo-
rate SO easily. The Damascus steel blades
are tempered in strong current of
cold air passing through narrow slit.
This gives much more uniform and
equal temperament than water. But
the most effective liquid is the only
liquid metal-mercury. This being
good conductor of heat--in fact the very
best liquid conductor and the only cold
one-appears to be the best liquid for
hardening steel cutting tools. The best
steel, when forged into shape and hard
ened in mercury will cut almost any
thing. We have seen articles made from
ordinary steel, which have been harden
ed and tempered to deep straw color,
turned with comparative ease with cut
ting tools from good tool steel hardened
in mercury. Beware of inhaling the
vapor while hardening.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-11
The Pear RIIaht and LInseed OlI.

The Rurdt Home, of Rochester, N. Y,
says "A year ago we gave some ac-
count of experiments by ID. P. Westcot,
of this city, in treating blighted pear
trees with linseed oil. He had, in the
latter part of the previous year, washed
several pear trees, which had commenc-
ed blighting, with raw linseed oil, and
the spread of the blight semed to be
arrested, and the trees had then put
forth their foliage, which appeared per-
fectly healthy. gr rg.fnN
We felt a little anxious to know
whether those trees entirely recovered,
or whether in course of last season they
succumbed. So on June lst we visited
the grounds again, and were pleased to
find his trees looking perfectly healthy
and making vigorous growth of new
wood. You can see upon the trunks,
and on some of the branches, the dead
blackened exterior bark, showing the
effects of the blight, two years since,
but not leaf indicates that any remnant
OF the disease remains. We took knife,
and cutting through the dead bark,
found the inner bark green and sound.
We think that these results are sufficient
to warrant further trial of the remedy,
as it easily applied and seems TO do the
tree no injury"
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Only a Farmer.

A record such as any man might be
proud of, Is that of John Conant, farmer,
of Jaffrey, N. H., who died recently at
the age of so years. F" His inheritance
was sound constitution, a clear head,
and warm and honest heart" At 20
he purchased q farm, and within the
next 25 years gathered from it fortune
of more than hundred thousand dol
lars. This was during the reign of
moderate prices before the war, and his
fortune was the result solely of his good
judgment, energy and perseverance,
applied in his farming, and without
speculation or remarkable opportunities.
Mr.. Conant made good use Of his money.
During his life he gave over 600 to
the churches and schools of his town;
to the New London Institution $4,000,
and to the Asylum for the Insane SO, 900.
His love for his profession, however,
made him especially active and solicitous
for its welfare. Accordingly, "his grand
est benefactions, says the Mirror and
Farmer, "were to the Agricultural
College at Hanover. Upon this institu-
tion the Jaffrey farmer lavished gifts
which aggregated more than $4,000,
and it is to his generosity that the State
is indebted for the college farm, and, in
fact, the college itself 'Conant Hail.
erected by funds contributed by him, is
one of the monuments to his memory,
and the twenty-three scholarships, one
for every town in Cheshire county, will
always bear witness to his clear head
and his liberal hand"
To young men who see in agriculture
no opportunity to gain wealth, honor
and influence, here is biography worth
studying. All honor to such noble
man, say we, and honor to those who
shall profit by his example. Would that
wealthy farmers generally, even though
they have got their money by inheri-
tance, or in other callings-were as
practically and unselfshly active for
the good of their calling. Were but a
tenth part of the wealthy farmers about
us to emulate and copy his example,
there would be little need for anxiety
for the future of agricultural education.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-11

DRINTING Of every description neatly ex-
il ecuted at the Bloomfield Times Office, at
reasonable rates.
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TLANNELs--A splendid assortment Of Flan
Il nels, Just opened by +. MORTIMER
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Sb' SIoon'tiiIO Sin'tS.
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.

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