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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-07
RAILROAD FINE TABLE.

AND LoUISv1LLRRAILRoAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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NEMPHIs AND cRAkL.SToK
Arrives. Leaves.
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BRADFORD & ELY,
Steamboat Agents,
S04 Front Street.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
White river, 5rn
Arkansas river, Hattie N~oWland......5 nm
~. Francis river, Mark TWain....m..5 nm
fcanlan,s Landing, Batesyille ....,..m.5 pm
FpHinnr5;OOh : Lan9ing. Oseeola Belle.....-.5 pm
hIlar 8 fOlnt, C0ahOmn. nm
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depot a. foo, Of Main street
Ticket o6cs, 81 Main street, corner Of
AoaisOz. N. BURKE, zen. Sup't.
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UopOt At htl4 OF MHIl dUVeIs ;
Ticket Office, 81 MaiR street, corner Of
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MISsISSI Pr AND TENNESSEE r. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07
MONITTON.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Concordia
HRTEENTH 0IsTRIcF CoURT.

| ''''S " A""lsidbas IaFisb OF COncOfdta
1HRrEES1H OtsrRIcT CoURr.
Application for Monitor.
WHEREAS At a tax sale made bv
w Thomas Rebcr. Tax Collector for
The Parish of Concordia, the following
described properly, situated in said parish,
to wi a certain plantation. known as
=" Jekoa Plantation" containing two
Thousand five hundred aud seventy acres
oi land, more or less, bounded north ty
Bands OF the state Of Fred NtanIon south
by lands OF Mrs. Huldah t. Stanton; east
by wild lands unknown and west by lands
OF Henry Bier, composed Of all Of sections
hlleen and twenty-five (l5 and % north
nail OF section twcnty-one (2I) north
nail OF section twenty-three (23.) south
malt OF section sixteen ,l6), aud all that
part OF The north east quarter of section
sixteen l6J that lies sau.l Of The d" Doly
Road" east half OF south east unarter.
north west guar er of south west quarter,
sout'i bali Of north west quarter, aud Forth
east quarter OF northwest quarter OF section
fourteen (1i), all ~ township eight 49,,
north range eight 90 east, in land district
NORTH OF Red River was. on Saturday,
the 4th day of December. 1875, to pay TIE
taxes, penalties and costs due thereon, and
due by, Smith d Dunuing, ahseutecs
struck of ana adJudcated 10y said Collector
TO l-aac Loweuuurg, at the price Of one
thousand two hundred and fay and ~ 100
nFtl la ft.eI he. l. \.
Isaac bowenburg, purchaser, as more fully
shown by reference to the Tax Collectors
Deed ct Sale, N Nptariai and Deed Book
"P," pages 473 and 47J in The Recorders
olilce oil said Parish, having filed in the
Office Of the Jerk Of the District court
ut Vldalia, Louisiana, bis petition for u
nonition and confirmation of said sale.
fettlng forth that the price has becu paid,
and all legal lormullties complied with
aud that The land is well worth be price
paid, IA aforesaid.
Now, therefore, in the nam, Of the State
Of Loisiana. | grant aud issue this monl-
lion, hereby calling on ali persons. who
can set mp any right 10 the property, in cons
sequence of informally in the proceedings
under which the sale was made, or any IL
regularity or ilIeg"Ity in the appraiser mi
or advertisement, in The time and minuer
OF sale, or for any other defect whalsoaver
to show canse wthih thirty days irom the
day this moulllou is first inserted ~ the
public papers, why the sale should not be
confirmed and hoanogaleI.
Dane and ed al chambers at VidaIia,
!.oni~iana, tins iitb day Of February
1877 with The seal OF the Tb,r centb
District Court impre sed.
WADE II. HOUGH,
Judge 18Th Judicial District
State Of Louisiana,
Parish ~ Coucprdla
|, T. w Wall, Clerk OF the rhirtceu,u
Judicial District Court, 10 and far the
Pansh Of ConcordIa. an state of Louis
lana, do hereby certify that the above aud
ioreioing u a mil. true and correct cop,
Of the original, as the same appears on
1le IN my Office
~ In Hestimony whereof, ! here
STs tunio ago my naue AID aiiix the
rat TT saia CONN at Fidatia,
49, Louisiana, this the 25th day of
February, a. D., 1877.
T.. w. WALL,
mch3-3Dd Clerk.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07

P0uuug The selection of a
communicate investigate certain
chl,ses against j. Ross Stew
art, ylar gentleman remarked
that he 'hrHgd no member
couldor would refuse the tempt
lug >u.go4 5000 10 leave the
Packard Legislature for the
Nichols Legislature. Upon
which Hon. A. TulIlver replied,
e. would refuse all you ever
had to desert my place"
The House Journal of March
had the name of Hon. George
Washington instead of Toll
yer, So we in justice to the
party who made the remarks
correct the mistake.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07

The Bank of England has a
present stock of gold amount
ing to S134,G07, 135. The Bank
Of France holds of gold and
silver s443,95O,OOO. The I'm
perial Bank of Germany is GER
tilted with S137,515,000, while
the Austrian National Bank
holds S6S.305,0O0.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07
WILLIAM EIDT.
FirSCIaSS BARRIERS hox

NatChS1, Miss
us BEEN removed from the Stier g.
IL Schwartz Building to the East side of
Pearl street Immediately opposite the Dems
ocrat Office, weere he will be pleased to
meet bis old friends and patrons and as
many new ones as may favor him with
their work.
Prices TO suit the times. Shaving 20
cents, Hair Cutting 35 cents, Shampoo
ing 80 cents; defy competition. Satisfac'
ton guaranteed.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07

The will OF the rich man in
future will read: "To the re-
spective attorneys of my chill
dren give my entire estate and
worldly goods of all description
Personally to the children and
to Il" beloved wife, 1 give al
that remains" This instru
ment will satisfy the family an(
save the trouble of proving TIT
old man insane.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07

According to the Matthews
Foster agreement, john Young
Brown agreed to stand by what
he had already agreed tO-that
is the Electoral Commission.
Henry Watterson, for himself
saws he submitted without a
pledge, and that every honera-
BILE man was obliged to do the
same thing. Ergo, John Young
Brown.
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BOZ KAISER

HAS RETURNED to his first love and
can be found at his new Barber Shop, op.
Po8ite Institute Hall. Shaving, iTair Cut
ting and Shampooing done ia first class
style, and at living rates. He soicits the
patronage from his old friends and Gus.
toners, and is bound to please them. Re-
member the place-Pearl street. opposite
Institute Hall. JOE. KAISER.
mchl0-Im
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07

Under the head of new ad
refreshments, will be found the
advertisement of CONT Il Wal
lace. By reading it, you viii
ind where yon c;d1 save auIckIe
on every drIuk, aud get the
hest. ~ tha,. TO and see for
! oar eff
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07

We are again placed under
obligations TO Mr.. John W.
Cook, Mail agent steamer
Pargoud, Tor a bundle of late
papers. lie never forgets us,
and we much appreciate his
attention and kindness.
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Lost, StrGyed, or Stolen.

On or about the Gath Of last January,
one Black Horse, branded b. K on fore.
shoulder; mouth white one white spot be-
low each eye; name cropped: two white
hind feet. A reward OF TEN DOLLARS
for the recovery of same is offered bv
DAVID STEWART,
GraSmere plantation.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07

The District Court, Judge
Wade II. Hough presiding, has
been in session since Monday.
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07

DiaZ, the new Mexican Pres
ident. is appointing soldiers to
Office and evidently intends to
rule by the bayont, if need be.
He appears to be 'just the man
for Galway"
The Concordia eagle. [volume] (Vidalia, La.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-07

Nine deaths from smallpox
have occurred on the Patterson
place, near Franklin, parish of
st. Mary.
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SALE or LAND.
Writ, IF FicFi FgciGs.

UPhtA ~ Etft AdItu5'
State Of Lopjsiaua. Parrish Of Concoydia
TmRrEEvTH DierRicr rouaT.
oh'' f. p Alter d., s,s
NJ. A. Mc'calfe etals
BY virtue Of and Ia sat,ry grit Of
feri lsciar. 20 me directed, issued oui ~
said District Cont IN the above enli'INt
suit. wbcra3s Charles E. Alter is plaintiff,
and Matilda Annie Mctcalie, wife of VoineY
Netcalfc, Deceased, James a. Me,caile,
Volney Nolcalfr. Amelia y Motcaile,
Andrew w. Netcalfe. and Malil1r
Smie Nctraie are dalenjanis,
/ John Young sheriff Of saii parish, have
seized upon. ard will offer al Sbcnff's
sale, between The hours prescribed by law,
n the Court House door, 10 tho town Of
Vijalia, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April
next, 1877
the following described property, to- wit,
Isl. A certain tract of and, situated,
| lying aud being in The parish Of Concordia,
in this State, on or near Teusas river, being
HE wbolp Of section No. 30. in township
| No Q, Of range No 9, cast and such
part Of section No Is, Of township No g.,
| of range No. 8, east; as will make up
| 100 acres, bgiug the same Inherited by
The said mnrtgagors lrom TIE e8.d VoIbcy
NetcaH deceased, WHO bad acquired the
! same by purchase from J. Franklin Ford,
/ bY net passed on the 10Th Of December,
| 1915, before &. T.! MCWhotcr, Parish
Judge and ex>oflicio Notary Pnbdc in and
! for said Parish % Concordid.
ID And The following lands, entered by
the late Volneg Meicali, viz, West Ialf Of
north west quarter and west half of south
west quarter, section nineteen, township
( nine. range nine, as per certificate No.
1878, containing l59 63-1gO acres east
haif Of south west quarter, fractional
! qnaftrr, section iweniy-lour, township nine
range nine east, per certificate No. 1914
containing 467 acres ; west half of moth
:, est quarter. section five. rowrsh Up eight
range nine, per certificate $3.50, containing
10 and AZ 100 acres c1si bali OF norit
east quarter OF section SIX. township eight
| Of range nine, per certificate S9IS c1n-
iIining ~ and $1,000 acres, containing in
| The whole abou; nineteen hundred acres
and forming what is kuoNu as the Rotr
| QWnta plantation.
Terms OF SaIe--C2 ST. A. the first
Offering for what the .,ms will bring
Shehirs Office, March 81 ). y. 1877
JOIN YOUNG, Sheriff.
Per 4. J. Cha ED 'p.9J jaeriF
! ~ mch3-3Od
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Free Talk from the President,

3 Col
General Thomas w. Conway,
late State Superintendent of
Public education in Louisiana,
and Pierrepont Wilson, Of New
Jersey, had u long interview
with the President this after
noon, after the Cabinet meet
ing, regarding the Southern
question. The President was
frank, and gave bis views with
ont reserve, the more SO as he
knew General Conway had long
and honorable relationship
with the South since the war,
and was not now personally
or officially interested in the
struggle of parties in that
section.
General Conway said that
the Democrats of Louisiana
were retrogressive and reac-
tionary. and could not be
trusted with q defense of the
principles resulting from and
settled by the war; that they
had opposed free schools, and
would disrroy the public school
system that they were apt to
resort more 10 violence than
peaceful, lawful means of es-
tablishing government; that it
wonld be disastrous to peace
and prosperity to recognize the
Nichols government, and that
more good to public education,
permanent peace aud pros
perity would come from the
success of Packard, whom he
represented as u brave. upright
imam, and faithful public officer,
though he had seldom, il ever,
Iagreed with him as to methods
Of public policy.
The President, in reply, said
that there was no doubt that
for the past eight years there
had been great degree of re-
action, retrogGessiou, lawless-
mess and icurder in the South,
and especially in Louisiana,
where there were 50 many
niXed races, that violence re
sulting almost spontaneously;
that the worst thing that Cnuid
happen to the South would be
the success of the Democratic
tparty; that either the few
troops that are there should be
taken away or more put on
duty that PackardS case had
greatly improved to day Gudg-
ling from dispatches he had
seen showing Il weakening Of
the Nichols togcc>); tuJt il
Packard'S case continued to
Improve, the commission 10 b.
appointed would see that and so
report, which would simplify mat
tens very much; that ,ue Dem-
ocratic party OF the South had
better be broken up, ifpossihle,
and the color line Obiterated
lby a new and better organiza-
ton Of The Republican party;
that the men who We're in White
League and ku-KluX organiza-
Iti0ns were the lawleSs and i. no.
rant, not the respectable and
Intelligent; that out of the bet
ter class "a valuable addition
to the Republican party can
probably he had; that the Re
publican party in the South
needs to be made better, and
he thinks it can be, and that
at all events, it would be wei
to try ana put an enu 10 all OlS
order in the South by removing
its cause.-The color line-and
, at I'll events, he would hole
himself ready, in case these
views were found leading hin
5 in a wrong direction, to change
: them speedily.
t Mr.. Conway said he hoped
t that the poor freedmen, who
were weak and poor and ignO
=. rant, would find in him a firm
l friend like Lincoln.
The President said: 1.-THE,
will surely find me their friend
9 but they need other frien d
9 from among those who are nov
regarded as their enemies be
io.,,en Of fba paoa limo Nh
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Saturday, the Dist day of April
next, 1877.

the following described property io-wit
A certain ro'ion plantation IN ibe
parish of Concurdla, bonlSinn1, known rs
"LamaIque." containing thIrty-three
hundred acres Of land, more or less
bounded as follows: North BY the Tensas
river, on which it fronts east by " Rota
Quinia "plantaiion Of Metcalfe; west 5Y
"Dunbauon plantation, and south and in
the rear by swamp and unoccupied lands
together with the buildings and Improves
ments thereon, and the accessories attached
30 IFS Use and cultivation and thereto be.
longing, consisting Of one wagon.
FERNS ard CONDITIONS Of sale--Cash
with berofl OF anpraisement, and 10 lots
of not less than Ten. nor more than fits
acres, as required by law.
SheriiTNs Office, March I7ih, 1877.
JOHN YOUNG, sheriff
Per. A. ]. CHsZg, deputy Sheriff.
mchl7 -30d
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LOCitl Items

The weather during the past
week has been rough on Slip
perS.
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SUCCESSION SHE.

succession Of Beniamme +. G sco;i /.
IN CONFORMITY with an order to me
4 directed ISSUED out at the Parrish Court
in and ior the Parish Of Concofdia, in the
above styled succession, William J..
tilsscuck, administrator oi said success
sion will at the Court House door in Vi
da!ia. in said parish Oh
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Saturday, the 7th day of April
next

proceed to sell at public auction, alt TIE
property belonging to said succession Of
BaDiamne +. Giascock deceased, con-
sistlng as follows:
A tract Of land situated in said parish,
about ~ miles below the town OF Vtddlid,
uouaded above by lands of ) =. Boyd. on
the nortn, below and south by lands lately
belungjng To Mathew Carr aud y II Black,
east bg ne Mississippi river. nj west by
lands formerly owned by Il Pargaud, con-
tanning four hundred acres The wnole Of
| fractional section No 81 in toW nsbiD No.
4. north range. No. . east, containing
| 424 90 100 acres, being the sane Durcbds-
ed from Wp. 7. Glascock
Also tract of land in same parish
about % miles below Vidaiia, bounded
above and north, by the Asasr pltntati on
0. Surgel by the lands formerly owned by
w. Z. Glascock aud lately purchased by
said b f. Gascock deceased, on tho
lower and south side, and the Mississippi
river on the east and front, on the rear By
par les unknown, (wIli iands) containing
abo ll4S acres less 800 acres which Ina
been sold to John Wan ~ Co, taken irou
tb upper and north side adjoining tb
Ashly pau.aiOl, leaving The balance Oi
SAID tract now owned by SAID succession
about 048 acres.
The entire quantity of land in both tract
above described, amounting 10 1872 63-iO
acres with the following boundaries
Above and north by the lands OF Johi
Watt ~ Co.. below BY lands OF N. II
Black, east and in front by the hississipr
river, on the rear bg wild lands formeri
owned bv H.Pargoud,and parties unkuow
Abuut twohundred AMI seventy-two 63.IO
acres having cayed into the MISSISSIPPI
. river, tho land will be sold as twelve hui
: bred acre, more or less. Also one vol
Of oxen, one mule two OK carts, t. o dun
:, carts and two wood saws.
TERMS OF SALE.
The personal property will be sold
- the highest bidder for what the same "
bring in cash.
The land will be offered tor cash md
benefit Of appraisement as required by !;
: in succession sales.
p Vidalia, March 2, 1877.
" WM. Il. GLASCOCK,
" Administrator
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Transient Advertisements = 80 per
square. frat assertion; zach subsequent in
sertion. rs ceris
One fNcH constitutes SQUARE,
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All persons so liable, who shall fail TO cam.
ply 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
NJ. }. GRADY, Collector of Internal Re We
nue. az Monroe, and pay for aud procure the
Speciai-Tax Stamp or Stamps they need,
prior to May /, 1877, and WITHOUT FUR.
THEIR NOTICE.
SpeciaLIax Stamps will be transmitted by
mail only ON receipt from the person or firm
ordering the same of special directions so tC
do, together with the necessary postage
stamps or the amount required TO pay the
postage. The postage on one stamp is thre'
cents and on two stamps six cents If it'll
! desired that they be transmitted by regis
tered mail, ten cents additional should nc
company the application
Once of Internal Revenue, Washington
ID. C., January %, 1877
GREEN B. RAUM
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
| meh3l-4t
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fla man pays in advance he
is not likely to run behind.s

Ex.President Grant and wife
are in Cincinnati, the guests of
Wash Mclean.
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SALE OF LAND.

Writ Of Seizure and Sale.
State of Louisiana. Parish Of Concordis
THIRTgENTH DISTRICT COURT.
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DY VIRTUE Of and 10 satisfy writ o.
ID Seizure and Sale, TO me directed, is.
ned out Of said District Court, IN the
above entitled suit whereip Jnrey g.
ellis are plaintiffs, nd Fred, stanton i
defendant, |, Johu Young, Sheriff Of said
parish have seized upon, AID vii onerat
sheriff. Sele, bptwcea the hours pre-
scrbrI BY law, m the Court House door.
in the town oi Vid4ha on
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Republican Perish ErecuttCe
Committee.

Hon. David Young, President.
Isndorc Iemle. Secretary.
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Ayers Sarsaparills,


The rpEJnhkAen tain 80
cslJent medicine eaioys,
IL derived from its surss,
many Of which are Euly
marvellous. JnVeterAks
cases 81 scf0fulous dm-
ease, where ths Eystans
seemed saSlratsd win
corruption, have bssn
purified and curSd by =.
SGrofulous ATE tnAA aAG
disorders which Wsrs -
gravated by tiIs scrofs.
fOus cOnraniAAtioR unM
, 1877-03-10
Centaur
Liniments.
(Lstter from a PostmGster-l


"AsrIocH, Ill, Dee !, 1874
- MessTs. J. b. ROsx s. Co:
Ny wife has, for ong time, been terrible SUI
terer from Rb-unatism. She has tried many ply
sicians and many remedies. The only thing which
has given her relief Is Centau Liniment. i am re-
jOiccl TO say this has cured her. / am dning Whist
can 70 extend its sale . . W Il RINu-'
This is sample of many thousand testimonials re-
ce.ved, of wopT rful cures effected by the Ceniaur
Liniment. The ingredients OF this article are pub
llshed around each bottle IL contains Witch Hazel,
Mentha Arniea Rock OIL. CArbO.ic, and ingredients
hitherto little known 1t iHdisputable tart that
the Centaur Liniment is performing more cures OF
Neas',ll,II scr.sic fskea Breasts, Loek-jaw, Se
than all Other Enlments, EmhrOcatlOus Extraetss
OintIents, and Piasters Bow IN use.
For IoothacIie, Eariche, Weak Back, Itch, and
Cutaneons Eruptofs It Is admirable 1t burns
and seslls without - scar. Extracts poison from
bites and stiuss and heals frUSJs-IiT-s AMI chill
blans, IN short time. No family can aftlrd 70 be
without the Ceniaur I.ininent white wrapper
Ihe Ceataur IiniEne:Ii, yellow wrapper, Is
adapted 10 the tough skin, muscles AMI flesh Ot the
animal creation. It's effects up0a severe clses OF
SPAWN, Sweeny, Wind Gall, Big Head and Poll
Evil are little less than marvellous.
&e~srs- J. Mcclure 4 Co, DRUGGISTS, cor Elm
and Front SITS Cincinnati, ., say.
a. In our naiaiborirSol number OF teamsters are
using tie Centaur Liniment. They pronounce It
superior 10 anything they have ever used We sell
as high as four 10 fVe dozsn bottles Per month 10
thess Transfers.
We have thousands OF similar testimonials.
For Wounis, Calls, Scratches, Eing-bone, Se-,
and for Screw Worm IN Sheep, II has no rival Far
msTs, Livery-uIeR ant StOck-T8lsers, have IN this
LIuiIneut = remedy which Is worth hundred times
its cost
L4bratOry of J. B. Ross q Co,
l2s-Sms &c DEY ST., NEW YoKK.
, 1877-03-10

SUNuGHT.-Gen. \. J. Pleasanton.
an e'der brother of The famous caval
~ officer, has excited considerable Gu
riosiry by his investigations in tie sub
Ject Of sunlight transmitted through
blue glass. By it he and those vino
are acquainted with his experiments
claim the mos; marvellous objects have
been wrought upon both animal and
vegetable life, promoting the vigor of
each TO such an extent that tie ac-
counts Of his observations read like
the prospectus of some charlatan. BY
1t have been cured, according 10 as
sert!ons which have an air of candor,
nervous disorders, rheumatism, hem.
orrhage Of the lungs, spinal mening-
Ills, and numerous otaer dire atfllc-
tons The method adopted when ex
perIments are to be made upon animal
life Is 10 make the windows in a room
ct alternate panes of blue and trans
parent glass, and when vegetable life
Is the subject the blue paDes should
constitute abont one eight OF The win
dows. The glass used is of dark
purplish blue, and the expense of an
experiment is so trivial compared with
the results claimed for it, that if you
are not sensitive about being twitted
OF inoFdinate ereduli,y you can test
the matter for yourself.