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CORRESPONDENCE,


Enin1a'e Uncle. city, sends answcrs to two, ,.-the
dnuhtc ncFostIc Of J. Swarm anu tho 'ptuators"
Of lluckctty.
Tyr'. city. n1cd hiF tnsctnclcd orha on scyeralof
swo,-Sos. 8:IH aud Hll.
Only No. Highland Park. says the nnawer to tl,o
Davenport charuie IN '.QoOseberry- fool" and
that's where .. u. is solid.
Poplar. nshsns.,. Wis. Is tho only gucsacr who
rcNds In tho nurwer to Towhead's compound. nni
t one Of txo to ind thu enata.c from Davenport.
The other answer woH tu No. HI.
llcaiaa. Champaign. III, paid the office visit
ia1t week, on his way to visit frlenaa 'tway dawn
n Mni's:" Tln ge,IflemnM promises on hts return
n. Waljcau. Canton. Ill.,. regards tba puzzles
as tnD llAsd for Int weather. shu plckh ont Su4.
Si, RIH. HiU. amt Ssl as the castrat anil calls fur
casy.
Cuoelsr. nurI.,gtou. Was. forwards q '.poli-
ta!re " Of pnreat ray sercnc. fnshuncd by hcrsef.
tnr wlIic! nhc olcra prize to tnr Est e,csscr L
arpes,ffs a as W Wsc Ths 'ts la'' Answers tho
1lappv Jsck. city, taund l,tlo trnuhle Iu making
ont thrcc. hut found lcnp ut trouble til trying
! sS r.st +, sa A. concluded tn Ies than anawet them
ss .s'ss e. u to"o s aid II as,;s s swarm
Punch. ut,ana ILL.,. mailed d letter laat wee's
containing answers Ia scscn Of tho ei4hs puzzles
af the previous week, but Il VIVA in1slatd aud did
6 r.. fenrh oY ri s,r snt o nts re- otss
dog"
.qowhea rnlton. ILL.,. thinks tho D. D. Of Mr. =
X. both lonEh aud good, n1.d !as a!so word OF,
F"ionan 1aniscs siS'i tse to 10 aEa D. an Confer
aerostic and s'rinafore.
f. F; r.; city. does not wish to be absent ftan,
!Se 'as s " I'd S Sasss. ss saa u rsa IT,:
ha It i . i'y tl.e b.aft. N.Y. K, b: cubs !4ls
, 1879-07-12


Eugene bchuY!cr's 'rctcr tl,o Grcnt II will
appear scrFalty In magazine form.
Judge shca's "Llfe OF Alexander namlltonn
Is just published by flougl4tou, osgooa l. 70,
The preface to Mark Twain's latest booI,
says: "WrIttcn by ono loafer foi another loaser
to rcad."
The Russian Society OF Hygiene propose to
print sef,oul-books in whlte letters OIL b|acts
ground. iu orlcr 10 check the increase of myop,a
tshortssightelncss} in scholara
The Athearnu does not caro- as much for Mr.,
Mal1oek's ais Life Worth Lylng' ~ tor hts
"New Republic" III tic former volume IT.
tllfuks that bis arguments ase manifcssly inado.
Quatc.
At the closing session Of The Literary Con-
Eruss just held III London, tho Princa of Wales,
tho Ear! Ut ncaconstied, and Mr. Gladstoue
wero elected members, ,4ot tho lIouoFary Cona''
inlttce, ..
Ono practical result Of tho publication Of Dr..
D. Joy JelIrics' book Oh "Colur. bllnlucss" Ia
found In the fact tlAt llo hus been employed by
tho Boston j. Hinghnn Steamboat Cotnpany 10
test thu color perception an4 visual power OF
their employees,
Oscar, tue poetic King Of Sweden, has written
book On Free a1asuury, In which he sucks to
defend and support tlat Society by quotations.
fEom r. Bible: Il u not to be published until
aud Italian are IN Icatiinsss.
Arousbcrg, tho kuas!an nld German railway
RlaRnatc. vino some years ax0 disturbed Euro
pean financial circles by going iulo bankruptcy
with colossal liabilities, and who endured i
long Imprisonment before his allalrs were put
iuto condition that entitled him to q retease,
, 1879-07-12

rro,n . .tulv NJ ,Io ,nnvnmort of tho coro.
f''"' n'""' ~ Wv ',,e".s.. ,"ysess W NV to
pass.nccdle producing !ecl1na'1oh NJ London.
Mr. B. g. Jenkins, of The Royal Astronomical
Society, las become Convinced that the various
yjrJ,sIt,,dca Of the ucei)o during tte lust MW
49,. j.. .'ts,"s;, w.. ~. a.,,,,s.,.ts.s Nv
Seaes eah pcst oc e&p'a'acu oy u'' supooS'tion
OF strong magnetic pole above The enrth's
surface anu revolving around tho geographic
North Polo IN about loo years, lie Auds four
,,,o,r,ottn .,,,o. ,t,,ed t,, tl,,lay ~,
~ "'usnes'e p''s.' 40 Aa4"tA"su ~ a.4
llnt'astech, 10 10 necessary 10 explain
trial magnetism, but ho p,aces these not
In n, eorti,. mt In ,hr ,,,nosnhcrr. Thnso
..' nas..1s 80 ~. w. .uss a.s.,a -, ~ ..,s,.
polcs ~ 'eEasus as ''o 'ree en!s " ~ 1nan5
broad magnetic bclts, two extending from tho
viclnttv of the North Polo to tle EQUATOR, the
othrr two eoull'I: Up frnm tile south tola to
mect them, tl!e ''oFchl magnetism ot tta n0rfll.
eri belts uniting with tlc alIstrai nIssnettsn OF
thu southern htIts aonf! tho magnetic Equator.
THESE lh1'i'ls no believes TO rcVoave NJ SLOW ald
, 1879-07-12
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1E1cfa|iidn* .,faqaftne for 1uly hap the follow
Ing very attractive table Of contents: - Words
worth" by Matthew Arnold: "Thc Diary OF a
Mirabcaas," by James coitcr Morrison; 'siia.
worth's, :" by Trancca IIody.on Burnett. author ot
''That Lass d Lowric's " tchaps. XLy.-XLVI1Ll j !;
"The Dra,ontization Of Novels" by JaTes Se-
BLY, fs p1'ss y Ss y B*sn o9 81 s asst.
- burns' Unpublished, Common place Book;" BY
William Jack. No. i (cnncudrd}; "A poNhting
Heart" hy M!ss Henry tchapa xxIx.-XxxI.);
STRANGE, My Visconnteas IiarbcEton.
edltora announce thc retirement Of i,r. F. 6.
IIoz md Dr. Il. F. 1nsals fe0r, tils stat, and the
accession to 1t OF ura. N. =. Davis and y. Il.
I,rowcr. Tho following statement wilt ba read
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weTo never brighter than at present. Wccou.mcucc
tho prcscnt volume With full subscription. lIat
frcc frum oil Indebtedness. ard with handsome
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over not only deserves the support Of auch .ncn
but receives Il III such manner II 10 achieve huan-
Cjal 1uccGs3.H
, 1879-07-12
oNYGEN IN TIE SUN,

Prof. Htnry Draper. Of New Turk, l,aI m
enthusiastic reception in London tic other day,
when he brought before the Royal Astronomical
Society the results Ut his Investigations as to
the presence Of oxygen III the sun. III tic
paper ~t'feta he read, pr. Draper met many Vi
tho objections urged against his fllcory, and
aided NUMEROUS coutirtl,atory proofs to those
already published Of the sountlncss ct hls con.
clllslons. His views were strangy supported
bY solne magnificent photographs. ot the solar
English Swans. Thu London 7iMt. paii tie ti's
Professor tho compliment ii laUslatory
column nud a ha!f articlc, and summed
r.. ia IDS fayor as foliows:
will admit that Prof. Draper dues not pass hc.
yono tlc limits Of sclentt.lc ruuttoh tn claiming
t!,nt tic coincidence, shown Ia his photograph,
between thu nrlght lines of o2ygca s.sll the
bright parts OF the solar spectrum, establishes
tile probability Of the existence Vi oxygen III the
sun. The burden Of proof, or rathHr of dis
pru0f. ssoulh nov fall oil those who consider
that the cofHefdcnce fnay, after all. 10 merely
accidental. To US II seems tttat, II such evidence
my spectroscop!c evidence ran suffice to prove
tic existence Ut MI element It. the snn. We
certainly hayc not stronger evidence tn tic case
Of sodium or magnest'la', clcn1ents wh!rl, ivory
nhNscis! Regards rs present IN the, enn.
tile 'caae Of oxygen" In The dis
cussion which followed thu reading ot the paper,
Mr. Knynartl. Mr.. Proctor, aud Dr.. Gladstone
warmly supportcA l)r. Drapcr's views. Or.
Huggins was overwhelmed With n srt,se Ut the
conscientious care wlicl, nr, Draper had be-
slowed upon thu investigation. but suspended
his judgment Until l1a hsd examined the colue-
detlcea by direct yIsIon h!lnEelf. The uuly dis
scut|cnt Yoirc wns that ui Mr.. Chriatic, of the
ROYAL Observatory, who was afraid, II they nc
ceutcd Or. DrapcT's theory. tslat tho solar spec.
trim Is made uE III II continuous spectrum with
bright tlncs upon It, ind that thrso nrc again
modified by dark lncs, thoy would be lAnlcs, III
absolute uncertainty as to tue sllll'a composi-
ton, siuco tlloy would not be abiu to asrertain
whether any nf 1lle ordinary dark lisles were
merely Interkpaces between bright lines. nr were
atsorpt0. llues. On tho whole, Dr, Draper Is
to bo congratulated upon hls successful recep
tjfD
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Softly walking,
Smoutllsy taking
Gentleman IL fic-
Nlcely llylng,
SoHlttlmrH giving,
Az Tho world may sos.
And hin money,
l.iEu thu tinnuY,
Stirring Hp Will! art~
EirD precision,
, nue division
OF Ills careful heafe-
All !Iaa trrasnrs
Aud I,!a pleasures
Duly Mcashrr4 hd;
Nu'cr conYnlscs
Ills Impulses,
Thought Of charity. ~
THERE'S not suy
~ tho many
Things on satth that plaMa5
Hut thu sight OF
Aud delight Of
Gold Gun rive him easn.
That ho secka out,
That be okee out
aplgtt miserty-
Not in chesttug.
hut tnveatlng: 90 =.
All! fsr wiser Gal
Not tu buxas,
l.Gk In st1cks hfa
Moneys laid nway.
All! we X know h!1l&
And Wa shaw htn
Honor duo. to-day
, 1879-07-12

crophone. The audfomctcr Is used al 4 precise
mfna,1rer nj thu acn.o cf hrnrtor. H. IA formal
~ ~, " ,.s.,as.. . DSa'o ~ s' - lotn'tt
oi - bha" oas'ery Q, one or Two Aeeiahcne
cells GRADUATED insulated bar to which 1t
zach end ono Of the fixed coils Is attached,
secondary induction coll, which moves along
tho v,.droteta har. ont, a +.1onho,. t,,c
.ss.;n.,. - 49, ~ ~" s, vi. - ~
te'",pa'' o. "ntcA aso coaF "'ta uao ter-
mtnals of The induction coll. Tho prin-
ctp3o Of tlse audioneeer Is based on
tho nhyskca1 fact that whcn TIM hot1
tcrv !. In ...sss - .r~-,,, ~ ,s..
~ ,,,s ~ .euo"' Anu .asuv 1.ss pa'e'
ny t',ouRo the t"o primary CONE INC sceonu"
afS coil On the bar becomes charged, by induc-
ton, whenever It IA brought near to either Of
the prirusrF co,,x. ,,ut vber Il "a b,ught to tht
nrcrisc cent,s ha,-s W. H. ..s..s ~. ,,,s.
!. n.,,,rst .a." s."ten a'e ei,A"J so"' e,'e'e
% % neatsa' point OF electrical baisnce, where
the electric phenomena from Induction cease to
BE- manifested. By plaesnp a mfcropnoutc kew
between the hatis,. nr,, ~. ~ tha .rt,,..,
co,,. sn, hv st..rt,, ~ 49, oao y. ~" p.""s.'
.e. ""o ~ H.sSsa"h INC terminals OF inc H.
ouctaoH coil 70 uIc Telephone FroI Hughes
, 1879-07-12

This volume opcns viii Biographical sketch
o. the author,--Victor Kydbcfe,--wtlo, born In
!s9 as JonGop!Dg, In Sweden. was graduated at
w. uRlyeFs!sy Of Lund In 1851 aud beeame
, 1879-07-12
TIE PUzzLERY CORNER,

(0rRlna, contributions will b pubfhhed fn thIs
department. Correspondents Will please send thelr
real namts with their Mons dc plume addressed to
"t'azzfera' Corner" Answers Will te published
the following wcck.1
, 1879-07-12

ART NOTES.
We hnvc received Voiumo II. Of tho Art In
ferchaHge, a new journal Of the decorative arts.
1t Ia well printed md edited. Publication
Office No. 140 Nassau street, New York.
Interesting and valuable acquisitions hnve
recently been made 10 tho National Portratt
GALLERY OF London. A portrait Of Cranmcr hv
q German artist Ia very striking, representing
him as 1t docs at tho age Of 81, when In the
plcnttuto Of Lis power. There Is one OF the
Irish prc1ato Usher, who fafutci at tho extcll-
tton Of CharlGl l., two Of Oliver Cromwell, and
one each ol Pope Newton, Scott, Colerdgc,
aouthcy. Ecots. Burns. and Lamb. The onc Of
= ~Lault was painted by William Iiazitt, and Is
said to be very interesting, since II represents
the delightful Ella at MI earlier ago than the
portraits Of him usually known among men. 1t
belonged originally to ColcrI1go, from whom it
InsEcd into the possession Of his friend, str.
Gilman.
Mir, ". q. Stevenson, Of Edlnhurg, has 3ust
conintutctl In Sieau marble tlle statue OF Burns
intended to form tho central feature Of tho Kill
u1arnock Monument. In Mr.. hteyenson's DE-
sign .thu poet is represented ns in tho net Of
composing. The ngure ie poised on the right
leg, the left being slightly advanced. Tile left
stump, near the roo. Of which daisy nestlcs,
md the right holds pencil. In t'e head,
~ well As The costume, the wcll-IsnOWn
Nasmyth portrait has been closely followed.
Standing, with Its baso about uine feet
htgi ihc 8tutue is to be placed 0n n pedestal
four feet in hight, within sort Of shrine, hay-
tng an open pointed urcs, in front all,l al either
side, through which full view Of Tic figure
building ltl reddish frccstnllc, rising IRON Ter.
rneo approuclc.l by flights at stops, on an clc-
vatc. part Of Tic Kay PARK. From, tic ton Of
The et.Ico cnu,tnuntltnt. Wow INV be Ind OF
cotiHt ry .A11 Intimately aGSSrtntG1 with f}1n
uano of I,lrus, lis Interior Vii Go annroprt-
ntcd partlY aB a keelcr's house, partiy rs a
museum ior tic reception Of Burns relics. The
whole cost OF ttlu work Is about E3.OOO. Of Which
EBUO is tI,v price Of the statue. I'Lu unvcilInr
Of tho monument On tho Dir Of August is to b6
madc tic OCCASION OF Il great Masouie dcn,onstro.
tIon.
r,
, 1879-07-12

NUMERICAL ESIGMA-EO. 8i8.
Inn ronpnseu OF ten letters, and am keeper Of
church relics.
My1, i. q, !, Ia m elevated piece Of timber.
Mr Il, u. =, |. 4 4ort nf tackle.
Nv Z. y, III. j, ueans proceeds.
Cn1CAuo. KAcKETTr.
HIDDEN SSfIAKSpEAtE.ANC CHARACTERISTIC,
bi!f..
Was Old King Cole a seforn,ce:
The trlrp was frightened liy mere Randet.
Don't tell l'pnip l At1Iv hir chickens.
Dtl yon catch that lutbo, Tu1ns
~ this action the will Is nsgatUr:.
The witches looked queer and uncanny.
cMlcAuo. TYHo.
ES1GssAT1CAL FEMININE NAMEs-NO. $50.
III 4 wa:cr amt tn discern. (s} an animal
and ytaon. u, 4 letter aud chill's n4mu TOT Il
relative. ~ Fus0r. ID j bad pnc. ana let
ter. u, A rcwasd for services rendered and
verb.
CHICAGO. 1ioSs1Ecnk
, 1879-07-12
DTAMON1)-NC, 844,

nnwn-1n Vatican: chance: county In Illinois.
With frat and 1ast letters t.ansp0ael; common; 4
writer; Il teld trantpGacd: IT. Wa1iean. Acsoss--
III Mai}can: fottnne: city In Georgia. frst and
last itttsrs tEansposed: carriage; hgfo md hero
mans natno; thrcc. .11ths OF stylu: lii WaI}ean.
Prlxc for earliest answcs IN elegantly illustrated
edition Of tho poem.
DunLIsGroN, WIS. CoocHm.
, 1879-07-12
cnt1s Will, M unncrnpuousncss whit: Ia Itself Is
etraifn4, to thu 3n,agnation.h


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SQUARE WoKD-EO. RlB.
\ G1ass Of spirits; IN ancient Asiatic King.
CHAMPAIGN, III. llEs1pA.
SQUARE WOOD-NO. g47.
4 game; q god; an ancient writer; precious
stone.
CHICAGO Harry JACK.
, 1879-07-12

IA pna1ttso bsae1t to young children and IL. :
fAnts ts tIp popular verdict for Uf. Bulls uAAF
syrup, Bold everywhere 1t IS caut*& bottle
, 1879-07-12

attcrwart journalist anu mnn ol letters, reach.
Ing high honors In tho political and literary cir
caes Of his country,
"lsoman Days" ia not, rs ono might perhaps
Imagine from It's title, book of the gu,dc-book
class, having ist@o to say upon many topics,
but rather gives tn the fresh md Interesting
conclusions Of a man Of puro and high charac-
ter. Of considerable learning md original
thought, upon tho Two or three clasaes Of sub.
tccss In which tic great city Is 60 fertile. to
whict, his studies wcra especially directed.
Thesc-pagan and Chr,stan-hc groups ufl-
der the lleals Of "Thc Roman Emporors In
Marble "Thc Antique Statues," and "Aonan
Traditions OF rclcr and Paul" a chapter OF
"pencil Sketches In Komc," graphic and inter-
cstlng, finishes the book.
The whole work bears the marks Of Individual
and original thought and research, and is fresl,
mud rich accordingly,-ful|, too. of now and In
tetcstinr infor1nation at 1eaat, to those not nc
customed 10 search into aneient authors. Hts
discriminating treatment Of the characters of
son,o Of those Emperors uhose actions In.
ucucct 10 powerfully the destsnies Of tho civil
,zcd world IL welcome reading In theac days Of
psychological analysis: bis minute md graphic
accounts Of two of tic most noted statues Of
antiquity, tile Antlnoos ard Venus Of Mclos,
with his theory Of their meaning, are equally 80
to the student Of art. Ills vivid realism brings
clearly before US tho last days Of Peter nnd
Paul In Rono, whllo the general reader has
pleasantly and instructi7elY recalled to him
some Of tt,o more notable associations Of local
and social itc by which The ancient city is dis
ttnguishetl.
The whole book is rcntete with Information
Historically interesting, ng,-son,e of II peculiarly
10 Ia these days of revived Interest In antique
, 1879-07-12

ITH6 6FaVDK run Oh,
There Is no doubt certain merit II, tla rrrttv
uniform n,atlltenanCe Hf tbs sombre kvy of tbt,
play. The fEauk WlekI&1ncss Of The barharo,1s
ages Is eycn presented With fidelity tbut w.
psoactes 10 truo creative power. Tha persvn-
aRes, aadccl, seem to bo absolutely ignorant Ut
modern staudartla OF morals. They 20 about
seeking Tho grattticatloH OF their own desires
aud the accomplishment OF tlelr own guilty
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NOTICE TO C0-OW.;ERS.

J'o ADAM UAAG, GusTAvE HAAG and
] William HOFFMAN, their h'its aud 80.
signs, You are hereby notified that !, Gus
taye Holman. your O.ownc IN the following
named mining claim or Location, situated In
Railroad Mining District, Elko County, state
81 Nevada, viZi The Tuolumnc minr. have
made the improvement. aud worked the "a
smcn as required by the United states
laws and tho rules and regulations ~ this
mining district. for tho years 1873, iSiG, 1871
and iS,s. And you and each aud every 60
owuc IN the said mine. are hereby noiidcd
that unless you pay 10 me yunr proportion due
Tor said work, In accordance With the laws OF
the United states, to Wit within ninety days
nom IA. hfst publication 81 this notice, ],
your will avail myself ~ the tights
given me Nv tho United states m ming laws,
and your Interests In eMi mining claim VIII
o'''"' wy '' 6UsTAvI HOFFMAN,,
Dated July 5, 1917. iI.qN
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TAX ON PROCEEDS OF MINES.

THE TAXES on THg PROCEEDS OF
1 ninc- for the quarter ending
Juna 80, 1870,
Are now due and payable. spd the law with
regard 10 their collection Will be strictly en-
n. V MUSUELL,4
OF County Assessor.
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q. SIMM0SDS. Esq: ! have been u.ing your
no hesitation In saving IL l.. without exception. the
cinAlly or for htnily purposc-. To many az my pat
gestion and neryuus affections. I have prc-C-i6cd
pleasur. in saying Ia you the effect ha- been mot
six oase-, and oblige. You're. very truly.
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The History and Condition Of this cotnp.p,
Isnusu .. 1879. we're In brief and in round
Ha1sbers. ss foiioss:
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ST, LorIs; Mo, September sth, ls.6.
Whi-ky for some time. and have
pur.,, article have used. either mtdI.
Nsbob Whi.ky for their a.s. aud / ,at.
satlriaStnry. Please send me by rnpTe,s
IL. C. LOUDERBACK, N. II
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-11-29
National Surgical Institute

The annual visit of IN Examining
Surgeon from this well-known In
stitute will be made TO New Or
leans, December lst, 1879. He will
have skilled assistants from the
Home Institute, and viii remain
until December 25th. 1879. Prepa-
rations for this visit are amply sutfi-
cent to meet any increased de-
mands.
Surgical cases and those requir-
ing personal attention should come
early, that they may have attention
for the whole month if necessary.
In its chosen specialties. Club Feet,
Spinal and Hip diseases, Paralysis,
contraction, and diseases OF the
Joints, Piles, Fistula, private dis
eases, Catarrh, diseases of the Eye,
Ear, etc. this Institute is unex-
celled. Rcfersby permission to the
many well known citizens of New
Orleans who are its patrons.
Rooms. us. before, at No. l66 st
Charles street, where we will be
pleased to see our old patients
with as many new ones as ma!
choose to call. For further par
ticulars write to the National Sur
eic,l Institute, indianapolis, Ind.
Philadelphia, Pa, or Atlanta, Ga