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"very absurd statements" and ssd "Hoshing has Jet
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revision. The Old Testamsns Company has jus finished
its frat revision Of the Books OF Samuel and the New
the first re vision Of Revelation attending this month "
proceed with Its final work on the Gospels.
The Unitanans have in England only $40
churches and of these 100 in danger OF dssouon
When Dean Stanley was in Boston strong
effort in which Mr.. Emerson took an active part was
made 70 induce bin preach in the Unitarian Church
at Concord. He declined the invitation firmly and
courteously. Next Monday he will 60 TO Concord as
Mr. Emersons guest. II is related that 10 sunday
school near Boston, the occasion Of concert Whch
It recently gave, someone proposed that =" MI Dean
Stanley who has Just arrived from ENGLAND be invited
10 speak TO the chldren ABOUT MS WOnuoiAw eAPNA'
eDoes In Africa"
In connection with GambettH's recent pro-
posal subject the French clergy 10 military service
may be mentioned that there in France ooOOO par
ishes which employ 125,0OO priests at least The re
crutng Of these l25000 priests implies fuy inc same
number of young intending 70 devote themselves W
the Church So that there 100000 men OF all ages
required for the regular service Of the Catholic fah I'D
the $4,000 parishes Of France. Al the same Tune tne
Able Bougaud vcargeneral OF the diocese OF Orleans
has lately pointed out In pamphlet that the frencn
church is In danger recruits for the priesthood
are no longer Forthcoming. There 10 not, he says
single diocese in France that completely manned lhe
arstocraoy have given up the plan Of deyoting each
son to the priesthood, while the olass lncludng fon
manufacturers bankers and tradesmen Furnishes no
members to the clergy at all.
Mr.. Spurgeon, in q sermon two weeks ago,
replied to criticisms lately passed upon him as follows
surely any Of you speak for the Lord you VIII oe
misunderstood. That is not the worst OF It. You VIII
be wifully misrepresented They will turn your ~ordS
upside down. As for me- II is utterly Impossible lof e
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God md bile az IN fellow men. and Thou heardest me
/ appeal to Thee. Thou knOwest what was spoiseum, m
Thou art the last Supreme Judge; aud Wild lhee u u
left"
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II bids fair he says to be Of use In some branches OF te
grapby but it's progress has been dsappontngy small
It's effects feeble II is too sensitive for practical use
on existing lines II requires complete quistude not
only in the air about IT, but in the wires conveying Its
signals and it's employment has been checked by the out
TageOus terms demanded.
TAG FOR KEROSENE CANs.-Professor
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TIE BUZZING OF INsECTs.-The old natural
believed that the buzzDg Of insects
by the vibrations Of the wing but this opinion aban
dOned when ReaumuT showed that blOU.ay continues
10 buzz after It's wings cut of According to NJ
JOusset de Behesme who has been investigating the
subject insects which buzz emit two sounds, grave
one when they ay, aud sharp one when they alighL
The grave sound always accompanies the great vibras
tions OF the wings. 10 commences the wings
begin and II the wings be of IL disappear
entirely The sharp sound is never, the contrary
produced during flight It Is only observed apart from
the great vibrations Of the wings when the insect aght
or when II is held TO hinder its movement, in
that the wing is seen TO be animated by rapid
trembling. II is also produced when the wings are
trey taken away THIS sharp sound is due to tie vbra
ton Of the hOrax The form Of the tborax changes with
each movement OF the wing under the influence Of the
contraction Of the thOraee muscles. The muscular
masses intended for flight being powerful this vibratOry
movement Of the th0raX Is very intense, as may be
proved by holding o bumble-bee between the fingers
And as the vibrations repeated two three hundred
times per second they give rise 10 musical sound
which s the sharp note In fact the air which surrounds
the thOrax Is In vibration by that directly and with
cut the wing taking part In It,
THE TELEPHONE IN MISUNDERSTANDING
20 Mr. W. NJ Preece, the British Post Office Electrician
s telephone has not yet found much favor in England
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THE FUTURE OF MANHATTAN IsLAND.-Ac-
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gradually sinking. From the marshes Of New-Jersey
are taken the trunks OF trees which could not have
grown there except when 1t dricr ground, and
the shore stumps seen, now under water OF uees
which must have grown land So too, the throws
MP in storms portions tury SOIL covered only by
the air. and similar soil has been reached below the
pits dug through drifed sand along its margin
II is also said that the land boundaries have been
changed and farms diminished where the wash OF
the shorewsyes produced effect The rate OF this
subsidenee very slOw-ony few inches in century
an6 IL may at any time be arrested reversed but
should continue, it may. for thousands OF
years, IL would result in submergence OF land now
valued at hundreds Of millions Of dollars, and complete
change Of position the OF commerce and indus
try which must always centre about this barbor. This
possible catastrophe Is however, uncertain and
that it hardly sufficient 10 disturb the
equsnimy Of at least this generation Of inhabitants
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