The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-07-19
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thisers to keep within door, and not to
allow 4 speech to be heard beyond the
four walls. On the present occasion the
rejoicings were as public rs day there
were fireworks at which ministers assist
ed and the grands eG,lr played as if Louis
NV and his courtiers alone formed the
public the town was illuminated and
the fronts OfhOuses veiled with tri colOrs.
Alta banquet given by the Republicans,
the Marshal's health was not only pro-
posed, but drank with all honors-a most
!audable innovation. Then Gambetta de-
livered short telling speech, uniting
the army with the constitution, and con-
trasting the joys of France in 1878, with
her agonies iii 1877.
Just now the people seem to be think
ing of nothing else than fetes; Paris will
make gigantic effort for the 3Oth to
surpass herself in the way of fireworks
and decorations. In order to divide the
crowds, central parts of the city will have
their special share of rejoicings, but the
most attractive features of the monster
fete, Will be concentrated in the Bois de
BOulUgue, where thousands of multicol-
ored lanterns will be suspended from
the trees the lakes bordered with jets
of gas, and the gondolas will show all
kinds of lights Few residents or So
jOurners in Paris, but have laid in a
supply of flags and lanterns the fete
will open privately on Saturday night.
The beggars will be allowed to be jolly
on Sunday next, and large amnesty
will be extended to those communists =
more deIuded than criminal Mercy
for the duped; severity for those
who formed them. Happily the nights
are so fine now, that visitors will not
suffer much inconvenience in not find
ing the most primitive of shake downs
at hotels, where the billiard tables are
hired for beds.
The forthcoming twenty two elections
for deputies, being discounted in adj
vance as triumphs, for the Republic,
naturally but very little interest is at
tached to the threats and dynamite ar
ticles of the monarehial press. In some
localities the Royalists and Bonapartists
swear to go the urns, arm in arm in
others they abuse one another like pick
pockets This coalition is carrying on
pincushion war against the Republic,
that is universal suffrage, plunge deeper
and deeper into bathos. In France, the
suffrage is not so much legal, political,
as social fact, and hence, irrevocable
Democracy, with its virtues as well as
its faults, is defnitive in this country.
There are privileged classes by birth,
and whatever drawbacks the peoples
ministers may possess, it is not the less
fact, that the hitherto accepted "influen-
tial classes" are morally bankrupts,
whether they call Observation-Disclosures,
Orleanists or Bonapartis,s. Republicans
ought to despise alike their own fee
bleness, as well as the impotent and I'M
patriotic attacks of their adversaries, and
to bestow all their energies to guide uni
versal suffrage, in the paths of reason
and justice.
The Exhibition appears to look more
lovely every day; ii is losing its very new
looks the alleys are free from pebbles
of the type that must have slain Goliath;
there are seats everywhere, and the res
taurants are springing up like mush-
o., raoonf opa,,ipo tho
pavilion devoted TO the exhibits of the
Minister of Public Instruction is much
visited the solar reflector is the object
of special curiosity, it can cook chop
and be arranged to make a pOt au feW.
While on educational matters, let the
visitors not neglect the exhibits of Rus
sia in this respect. In the model of a
class, there is seat with movable back,
which permits the pupil TO stretch him.
self," without disturbing his work, or
that qu etness, so difficult to obtain in
childhood. There is also 4 small in
strument which demonstrates if SUBJ
stances be permeable or impermeable to
air-an indian rubber tube, with the
end placed against a morsel of brick,
concrete or wood grain ways allis in a
glass of water; the latter will become
agitated, when the air slightly blown
passes through the resisting medium. A
NJ Nedats, of Finland, explains by SER
les of pictorial tubes, the work Of diges-
ton by the stomach underdOne beef
steaks and under cooked eggs, according
TO him ought to be avoided. Pounded
raw meat. at present so much in request,
makes frightful ravages with the stom-
ech, yet he recommends that AZ pre-
caution against cholera" The effects OF
rodki, the popular brandy, produces the
same burning effects on the stomach, ss
the air Of mines, yet prisoners are con
demned TO the silver and mercury mines
of Siberia, though the pain of death be
abolished. The rodki is the most faith
full source Of indirect revenue, on par
in this respect with tobacco in France.
There are very interesting card board
anatomical models, Of animals, insects
etc Thus an infant can take asunder,
and replace, the body and internal Or
gans, of a bee, q flea, a beetle etc. SIM
ilarly with the human head the model
opens in two, the jaw bone can be taken
asunder, the teeth, extracted" their
system of connecting nerves examined.
There are wax preparations to illustrate
the development ofa fray, and the trans
formation Of silk worm. The botani-
cal plates are superb, and have been
purchased by the French government.
There are also % types Of the various
subjects Of the Russian empire, most
faithfully executed and clad. The Poles
complain they are not represented.
The Swedish ethnographical section
in the Trocadero is most attractive, from
the number and variety Of its wooden
models Of the peasantry. taken, as they
have been dressed, from life. The fig
ures are so arranged as to represent
scenes Of ordinary occurrences the @set-
ting out for church." is an actuality
every room in the house is presented 10
view, with its furniture and a young
lady giving the last touches to her head
dress, is charming. These exhibits will
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