The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-25

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fessor Balm goes on with hisFudy tha chsrs on the
ter and analysis OF the writings o }, g. Mil a. United
Frank Buckland the facetious &nG amusing nptded as
uralist, gives charming account o; the lrickEN
and adventures OF a little animal Known as the ur
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PeL". There ia a very readable and Well.pOsIed IN
article ION the Mgratons Of Races" by Friedrich 40
| Miller which will be much appreciated 1y thoss am
concerned in ethnOlogy There is great deal OF nv
onoa,n ~ ~, o Snu e her
on Vaccination in New York" Dr. r. Osgood -
exnerIence in that ctv cS S.,,oa.,1,.. ~ ss or
immense benefits of the practice and explodestna dn
current objections to it. There articB ofin wv
in existence T by bv Fellow o, S' .bs Rovsi tries
mical Society. MI. Nelson. ThiAh tha oraa6,n. lwe
ternational horse raoe Of ho,en SS,A Pos,a1. hen.
''big" telescope Ia dsanoeds Thesresk reiractor the
Of tue United States ObserEstp5 az Washington ! az,
was lately ahead but now Ne8on says II has been stie
beaten by new English insrnmektthe history Of ing
which he gives. Dr. Lauder Lindsay dIscoursss lOpe
wisely OF The Moral Science 10 the Lower Ami shun
mails ana an anonymous writer contributes an afety
enVerai9ing ana most paper on npaT
dle.Age Spirituasm." The History Of PaleQi,, n;s
tOogy" is vigorously pursued by Professor MatsB
Everybody will tnrn to the paper "Tnterocea Il,
Canal Routes" which was read before tbtg9Sa
Congress by NJ. de Fourcy. II is ilpsN uf n .i2
instructive maps There is thTil Kos p,s.. II
Professor Mackey on "Premati P@l BcS
I Dr. j. j. Skinner efectually repfo re- 10 NO .gne
article in the November Moucatio1, ,ghe,
Springs and Wells overaowip Europe aF eri
The editor discusses the ptoctory. | VA
"Ethics and Railroad Acciden The U4lVSe.u,, ii
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intelligence on great variety off land fOg tOs He5
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