The Osceola times., 1878-03-09

Egypt.
HOBART PAsHA has acquired no NOR
glory in the recent war than Cane
fisherman. He might have sailed 80 -
Baltic and bombarded Crop' ,.s, y, sa' g,
Petersburg, and wreathed .,. 49,. ~ ,.;,I a,'
laursls Ia or his (, tomb 1,A immor,elle. Dor Sss.
He did not do it. .,,sonvh , .s;,s. w.
~ r.. ~ Aee of the sood-tide in
Ms'.a' ,ne afa'rs 0' ~en tba. leads to fortune.
Neither story sor tradition will hand
"' NO. - acwn to posterity as the Osman
W ne sea. " Ichabod," in the best Turk.
fsh script, will be inscribed upon his
frontlet.
THB poisonous property Of pork or
other meat brines when fed to pigs is
known to many, and years ago, was
mentioned by the veterinarian Yourtt.
The Rural New Yorker, referring to the
subject, says quite a large number of
csees are on record In which some have
died In consequences of small quantity
OF brine having been mixed with their
feed, under the impression that it would
answer the same purpose, and be equally
as beneficial as the admixture of a small
quantity of salt and where one case has
proved fatal, there are scores in which
pigs have suffered more or less severely.
DURING the battles in which the Paris
commune expired, there were taken with
arms in their hands six hundred and
fifty children of sixteen and less, two
hundred and thirty-seven of sixteen, one
hundred and twenty-six of fourteen,
forty-seven Of thirteen, twenty-one of
twelve. eleven Of eleven, four of ten, one
ofeight, and one OF seven. About l2,.
500 gamins had taken part in the insur.
rectiol. Eighty.seven were brought to
trial, Of whom sixty.6ve were found
guilty. Thirty-six of them had been
known to the police. Thirty-six of them
were sent to houses Of reformation and
nine only were condemned.
PROF. OMAN, of Brown university,
gives his opinion on the hell question as
follows: 81 affirm that there is no war.
rant whatever for erecting the bold,
literal dogma Of everlasting punishment
into an article of the Christian faith ;
that grievous wrong is done when any
who shrink from accepting it are ex>
cluded from the communion of Christian
people, and that the religious body which
insists on this as an essential test will
inevitably bar from its ministry many
of the most faithful and the most con.
scientious Of the present generation.
Those who affirm 1t affirm what Jesus
himself made no part Of his direct and
explicit teaching; and where he was
silent we well may pause"
A WRITER in Nature says that by
combining the telephone with the kiuese-
graph he can produce talking picture
which will move and gesticulate as a
man does when he is earnestly engaged
in speaking. This he proposes to do by
taking instantaneous photographs of the
speaker at intervals Of quarter or half
second, and these, after fixing, are to
he placed one below another on strip
of ribbon or paper wound from one cylin.
der 10 another. As each picture passes
before the eye IL is to be lighted up by
an electric spark, and the man will thus
be presented to us at successive moments,
while the recording phonograph speaks
the words which the man uttered. 1t
may be years before producing the form,
motion, and natural voice of the original.
Who dare say now that the time will
not come when whole dramas will be
produced ad iibitum from actual per.
formances, with such fidelity that they
can not be distinguished from the origi
nal?
THE Maxwell fsmily's recent adven-
ture, near Fort Bozeman, was like an