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It is but step from the microscop-
ic plant to the animal. The variety
of form peculiar to microscopic life is
truly wonderful. 1t is SO different
from what we have been accustomed
t meet in our visible world that we
are at once struck wi h it's peculiar
varieties. The number Of those cr.a-
urcs exceeds all human calculation.
In every pond and ditch, and almost
every puddle, in vegetable infusions,
in paste aad vinegar, on honey, sugar
and all sweet substances, on almost
every leaf and flower, even on those
fungl only visible through the micro
scope, and in rivers, seas and oceans,
the creatures are found in such num-
bers and varieties as to almost exceed
belief.
'The shapely limb and fabricated joint,
Within the small dimensions OF Il point,
Muscle and nerve, miraculously span
| His mighty work, who speaks an it is done
| The invisible in things scarce seen revealed
| To whom an atom is an ample field.
OF these WUHuCTfu1 creations L VII
only bring forward few examples.
THE MITE FAMILY.
Comparatively few naturalists have
studied up the habits and peculiaritie'
Of the mite family. But few Of GU
readers in natural history text books
learn from their pages anything def
mite in relation to them, either regard
ing the alllnities Of these humble, crea
lures, their organization and frequent
ly singular metamorphosis. We shall
therefore only mention few typica
forms which we have had the pleasure
of examining.
Mites are lowly organized Arach
neGs. This order is divided into fou
families, VIZ: The Scorpions, Spider
Haryestmen, and Mites the Scientif
ic name Of which is Acdrind. The,
have IL rounded oval body, withou
the usual division between the hea,
and abdomen observable in spiders
the head, thoraX, aud abdomen bein,
merged in single mass. When ma
ture, there are four pairs Of legs, an,
the mouth part consists, as seen il
the adjoining figure of q young tick
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-21
News and Other Items.

Gen. 7. w. Sherman, y. S. A.,
died at Newport, r. L., Sunday last.
Advices from South America indl-
cate threatened aspect Of affairs be-
tween Chilli and Bolivia, in view o
Chill attempting an invasion of the
latter's territory. Peru threatens to
interfere if Bolivia is molcsted, and
as Chill is jealous of Peru collision
is not unlikely
1t was an ingenious woman who
saw hog fall into a wed in Liver
ermore, Col. She got q strong rope,
made q moose, fixed it around the
helpless beast, pulle him up so that
his nose was out Of water, and made
the line fast to a post. Then she
harnessed a horse and drew the 400
pounds Of pork to the surface.
A farmer at Glenhun, Maine, pir-
chased some supplies in Bangor,
among which was a pint of whiskev.
To avoid hrcakage he placed the bot
Tie in a box of rice, but found on
reaching home that the bottle was
broken and the rice saturated. lle
threw the rice behind his barn and a
big turkey soon paid his respects to
it. In due time the turkey became
dead drunk, and was found it that
condition 10y the farmer, who thought
that disease or poison had killed him.
The bird vas still warm, and death
evidently recent. The farmer would
not cat him himself, but plucked him
for market and left him in the stable.
The next morning be found the herelt
gobbler shivering naked on his roost,
aud looking on him with reproachful
eyes.
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While v er Y
many Of the mites
are parasitic Oh
animals, some de-
YOUR eggs Of in
sects. The Not
heruS Fig. 81 de-
stroys millions of
the eggs ofthe can
ker worm, and it
is said that it also
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-21
MICROSCOPIC REV
ELATIONS.
FUNGI AND ANIMALCULES
by DIR. HIRAM A. CUTTING, STATE GEoL-
oGIsT.

This address was delivered at Albany nj one
OF the meetings of the Board. for tie beneti,
OF agrcu,ture. and was IllGstritejby over
lJs col red drawings. representing the va
riUus stages of the fungi ana HuimnlculeS
ulcE h.ing melrlN TWO by thren lcul IN size
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Fig. 8.

Of a maxila (c). which in the adult
terminates in a two or three jointed
fceIers; a pair Of mandibles (6), often
covered with several lows Of fine
teeth, and ending i'll three or four lar
ger hooks, and q serratcd labium, (a).
These parts form beall which the
mite can insinuate into the flesh OF
its host upon the blood of which mar
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Weston has challenged Rowell, and
it is probable that O'Leary and Ennis
will contend with him for the belt in
England soon.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-21
TIE SUGAR MITE.

Many people
Ii q v e b c C II
startled by state
ments sometimes
read or that they
have heard from
autho IA t ativo
sources, as to the
immense number
of mites, (AcdraS
Sacchari, Fig.
J0,) found in I'M
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Ehg GsaeS County 5lFtala,
ISLAND POND, W., MARCH 81, 1879.

startling developments lately
made concerning the Hanson
Buzzell murder in New Hamp-
shire, and the claims put forth |
by detectives in relation to the
Dexter Bank robbery, and the
death of Barron, are now fresh
in the public mind. The ideas
and convictions, which were be-
coming settled, have been over
turned, and the circumstances
Of the crimes referred to are
againengrossing public thought.
In this connection the inquiry
presents itsclf:-Is the evil
dence of detectives, and that pro-
cured by them, reliable and
trustworthy?
The history of the two trials
Of Buzzell is replete with testi
mony procured by special de-
toctives. The respondent was
acquitted On the first trial, but
by and through the instrumcn
tally Of the men engaged in
the detective force a second in
dictment was found, and con-
viction followed. Now, the Sc
qUeL,-Cook, the witness on
whose testimony doubtless Buzz
eel was found guilty, makes
affidavit that his testimony was
Il lie, manufactured for the oc-
ca8ion; and to-day Conway and
Cohen-the detectives engaged
are awaiting criminal trial in
Massachusetts,. The charges
against them are not only for
duplicity in this case, but for
mutilating the statue Of the
late Gov. Andrew, incendiar-
ism, railroad wrecking, etc.
In the Dexter case, the cash
Ter Of the Bank, a man enjoy
ing the fullest confidence OF the
community, is found dead at
his post under circumstances
which led those who knew best
TO suppose that he was toully
murdered. The heroism and
honor Of Barron has been since
commended. Detectives are
engaged to hunt out the assas-
sins; they trace noted criminals
here and there, are unsuccess-
full and after a years time report
that Barron is himself the vic
tim whom they seek! That he
was a defaulter, and his own
murderer! Others who have
studied the case pronounce the
detectives story as unwarrant-
ed and without foundation.
Such briefly is the history OF
these two cases-remarkable.
indeed, and strange as fiction.
Should o man forfeit his life
in such a case, and should the
memory Of an honored citizen
and trusted official be forever
bIackencd under such circuln-
stances! Is the love of money
The root Of all evil, forsooth,
this will solve the enigma?
These are times when S0n2e-
thing must be done. We do
not desire to accuse or criminate,
butpersonal liberty and mans
reputation are of more value
than gold. The bias Of mems
minds should be considered,
and the natural desire, when
one is engaged to accomplish
something. May not a man
work too faithfully, and in such
instances, bend circumstances
and twist statements to such an
extent as to reach beyond the
domain of truth ? The known
facts in the Buzzell case as we'll
as in the matter Of the Bank
robbery are too conflicting to
allow anyone, at the present
time, to form positive opinions.
The best will doubt. Before
we condemn to death, or con-
sign to infamy, then, let us
apply a well known principle
and be sure that our convictions
are correct beyond a re0SoR0-
BILE doubt.
PRoTEoTIoN IN CANADA.-In the
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PATENTS & TRADE
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TIE SCIENTIFIC RECORD.

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her is frequently immense, hut they
are much more plentiful at the top OF
,he barrel, OF nearest the light, though
tight IS ia no way necessary 10 their
production.
The disease known as'grocer's itch"
is undoubtedly due 10 the presence of
THIS mite, which may now AID then
wo!k its way under the skin OF the
band.
Plentiful as these mites are on the
damp Lrown sugars, | lave never de-
tected them on dry white sugar,
Chough | almost always flint
tlem on figs, dates, honey, ii grained
and Often on tn, comb when not; in
line hey may be found on all sweet
substances that are sufficiently expos
ed.
They are q jolly, playful race of be
ings, aud seem 10 live, and eat for en-
j ymeut; when frightened they play
dead, curing up heir legs, AMI re-
manning inactive for some time.
Another singular mite, and Of tLt
! lowest order, burrows i'll the skin o
dogs, and also IN the diseased folllclci
OF the human face, and more especial
~ the nose Of L man.
See Full. Fig. II.
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Send us description of your invention,
giving your idea in your own language, and
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with eight Short legs, Though IKE
many other mites it has but six in the
laryal state. Washing the face i'll
water to which has been added one
teaspoonful CT strong aqua ammonia
to the quart will usually remove them.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-03-21

PHAIR's TURN NEXT.
The next execution at Wisdsor will
be that of John p. Phair should no
stay Of pro- ceilings be granted by
the-Court or Executive.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-20
Has Not Been Repealed.

From the Indianapolis JomJi"Ll
"Then," said MIR. Peter Cooper, lust
see how shamelcssly the laws are violated
in regard to bankers not being eligible to
seats IN Congress"
"Wh2l do YOU meau?' irquired.
"Why, az the Third Congress Of thu
United Statoe, held in Philadelphia in 1888
the Senate passed resolution as tollows.
Any person holding any office or any
stock in any institution IN the nature Of n
bank for issuing or diecounling bills or
notes payable to bearer or order, cannot
be a member Of the hJUae while ~, hold
such ofllce or st,ck.'"
81 never heard Of that before" &C.
know lodged; cit cannot be that it bccam.
law"
Certainly it did, Mr. Cooper persisted;
it passed the Senate with but two dssou-
ting votes, and passed the House aud be
came iaw--here lis, bearing the sigma.
ture Of George Washington, President, and
John Adams, Vice President, approving Of
It,"
why" l agaed, when was it repeal
od?"
1T never was epealod-neyer," he ex-
claimed, land It is on the statute books Gs
Law today"
"And you are sure you arc right in ali
thisl" / repeated.
you can state it, g. you wish to, in my
name" paid Mr. Cooper. "Anl it is yio-
lated every day
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-20

4 lady aged IS years was married at
Norwich, Conn, in 1877, aud - now
the mother Of two pairs Of twins-two
boys and two girls,
While poo,house was burning ct col.
chester, Conn, an idiot girl ran back
deliberately into The flames after she
had been safely carried out Of tho build
ing, and was burned to death.
a Mrs. JcTrcs of Mason county, gayo
birth to fuIlume female child on tho
2Gth ult, weighing only eleven ounces
at :h3 time of its birth. The child is ful>
w developed in good health, and bids
fir 10 live.
An exchange says that, Mr.. Etkins,
OK Delegate from New Mexico, who
has made "a fortune in mining specula-
tons has just bought 100000 mousse
in Now York 10 is married 10 q
daughter Of Senator Davis, Of Wos,
Virginia.
Secretary Blistow, having firmly
established himself in b is law practice
in New York city, is now 30 become
q pcrmanel resident Ho is setting mp
his household gods BOO o handsome house
in Iforty-uiuth-sf.
The Rev Dr Barton OF Charlotte, N.
g.. PC emily said iu DIS pulp.g CON
Tuesday evening next. iu this church
viii larrifv Brother Benton and Sis
ter Rogers" lie was annrworI asked
why be had used % word not in tho die
Houory. and mo replied. foo q letter 10 the
local newspaper, that such % word was
needed and therefore correct. that the
couple married each ether, but hc min
lister marriGod them.
A girl Bought what sho thought was
strychuiuo. at Lisbon, Me-. but tnc
suspicious druggist gave hcr "a harmless
drug, which she took home, swallowed
boo the presence orh family, and babe
them farewell. Physicians wore hur-
idiy summoned, 5nl anGdotes and
stomach pamps were vigorously used.
The girl herself soon jmnoI in tho dos'ro
TO save her life, and earnestly prayed
tlat q mi racio might bo added to ho
moro ordinary modes OF treatment, She
believed that BIER petition was answered
until The druggist lct0ut tho truth.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-20
West Virginia Sheep Breeders
and Wool Growers Association

\ number NJ wool growers from vau
Gus parts ot the state met ia the pariors
OF the swan House in Parkersburg on the
18TH, and elected PORN Nucnt orgauiza-
ton under the name of the West Virgins
ia sheep Breeders and Wool Growers
Association, by adopting constitution
and 10y laws, and by olccting the foley
ing officers
President: J. c Gist, ot Brooke county.
Vice Presidents: Colonel c. III. Bcall, OF
Brooke; ]. ID. Whitman. Of Ohio; 5. A.
CuCkay ne, of Marshall; &. Morris. of 1'y-
Ter; q. II Bartlett, of Wood; A. c. HoI
kins, of Jackson; G.. W. Rutherford, of
Richie; G. w. Woodford, OF Lewis; w
d. Curfer, of Harrison; J W. Stcubcr-
ger, OF Mason, and w. Vandcrcourt, of
POCahontas.
Recording Secretary, II T.. Hornor, OF
Wood county.
Assistant Secretary, a. ID. Hopkins, of
Jackson county,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-20
REAL EsTArE rRANsEERs

Deed made oct, 81, 1879, from Pat.
rick OTool t. Michael O'Tool for his
undivided interest i'm tho home farm
i'm Kingwood District.
Deed made March J., 1876, from II. l.,
Sis!or to Geo. w. Burke for Z5I acres
land In Portland District.
Deed made July Il, 1876 from r.
Hcertnaus and wife to Thos. b. Harris
for acres land i'm Kingwood District.
Thos CasScday was appointed Dec I3,
1879 administrators for Henry Cassoday
deceased.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-20
WHEELING WHOLESALE MARKET

Family WultC....... ..... ...... u ni
Fancy, pslcnt process. ........,. DOT
SDliug "bcat....... .,........,...... % OO@ . p
Wughr-A fair supply "a coming u;
! . o5l 30 The ruling price.
Cons Receipts fair, selling ut Is.
Rye -Sirs lfn, but quite email; sell
ing 40 6Or = Oushtl
Oars rne IN ,rlleta,-m with m oder
ate demand ani dccfea log supply; good
10 prime 3"m3J;.
BARLEY -.3ca,co with moderate de
raud, except for the best qunl lies at j5@
PRoyrIoEs
CoFFgE-Fair TO good Rio at 14@lbe;
prime l7r; choice lS'; best Wheeling
roasted lSc, yellow RIO 30, Java 90.
Syrups, common 40@I5" prime 45c; New
Orleans mola5scs, 3jC0 b; prime new
choice SOC.
suoAR-RcGocd hard Crushed 115c;
pulycriscd. i1}o; pranu~tcI. 1O4r;
standard 4 1Oic; OFF A, lO.c; b, 10,
extra g. go; beet ycilnw, 90 common
yellow si@s3r; New Orleans, 7l@eic
BUTTER This commodity il in good dc.
mand for choice grades with "A probable
increasc In quantity We quote choice al
1sD2jc.
PorAroRs-At 81 2j@15O per bbI :,
sweet potatoes a. % per btu
li0NHY- New domestic lOml2i3. per
pound
sAIr-The market is quiet Of $40 for
the best QuslitY.
ThLLow-ln fair demand and steady.
Prime city rendered sells az 5m5Ic. per
N loose.
Grysaye-Firm NJ 81 20 per ID. for
choice old, and SOC for green
WooI-Q1otcd at 42@l5: for choice
washed, aud opc third oH for unwasbed.
NAus-1Oi to 81 SO 81. An sbate.
meut Of lOcts 5Neg on orders If 200
Kegs Dr upwa
= 90
HAY-D mand aciiv0. supply rqral 20
b.; OLD loose on wagons S1S O0m2D 90 per
ton; baled AZ about the same figures, or
iris higher n some cases. Western
Iowa go OOM2O 90
MLLfERD 10 small demand and hods
steady; mIddlIngs SlS per ton; ship stun
5l2 per ton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-20

Elihu Gregg, who it will be remember
ed, was at the last term Of Circuit Court
sentenced TO be hung on the 9Th day Of
February next has obtained from the SUI
preme Court Of Appeals a writ of error
This will bring the whole record in re
view before the Cour Of Appeals and viii
most likely result In giving Gregg a now
tris.
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Man Hurt at Thornton.

On Thursday Of last week as man
named Bruce Miller was ascending hill
to where some men were cutting and
rolling sawlogs for HauscT's saw mill, a
log started down the bill toward him,
and to save himself he took refuge be-
hind dead standing tree. the log struck
The tree behind which Miller bad sought
safety with such force that the top was
broken off by tho jar and fell crashing
down upon the head Of the unfortunate
man, inhictmg painful though not fatal
injuries.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-20

ON Friday evening OF last week Robert
White and ~. j.. Board, two young men
of Lincoln district, got into quarrel, az
tho school house in Faro'ngton, and
from quaueliiug they came TO blows.
During the melee White drew small
POCKET knifc anu stabbed Board with the
blade iu the arm Toe wound WIS ex-
amined by Or. J,B. Smith, who prunouu-
ced tito be ono-heif inch deep aud .hreo-
quarters Of am inch long mot mu ,f a
cut to make row about IT rator
White was arrested and taken before
Justice clayton, iu Pennington, tboucxt
day, who held him 90 answer au i,dict.
mental the ucNt term OF Court FUR
mont Wcst Vlgmi0p.
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'Daily except sunday. tDsily tDou't
stop here. BC.ideS the abovc>named
trains there Is a WY Train with a pass
engor car attached that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-20

Frank riuc is Just receiving and opon-
ing fresh stock OF s. and 10 cent articles
for Christmas presents. Idoc20t2
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-20

Mckenzie, the Huxter, pays cash for
poultry.
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Married.

SHAY-WHITNEY-At the Glades
Hotel, Oakland, on Dec. 4th, 1879, bv
Rev. b. Ison, Mr. Thos. +. Shay and
Miss Mary G. Whitney. both of West
Virginia Oakland Republican
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If YOU have lot oftrado. drop card
20 Nick euzie at Howesville, ana he will
come aud see you.
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J., &. BAKEH,
JUstic 30

The body, which had lain forty five
days at The bottom Of the shaft. was in %
tolerable state Of preservation. IT was
placed iI neat coffin on Suuday and
conveyed TO fellow5yille, and from
thence to Evansville where il was bur
led sunday afternoon.
Joseph NJ. Ashby who thus came to
such a horrible death, was about 38
wears ofago, and was tho son Of John
NJ. AslrDy, and old citizen Of Fellows.
willie.
Besides the heroic Georrc Williams,
ali praise is due Sheriff j.. NJ. Ford,
Judge Joseph NJ. Shaw, ox.Shorin
elisha Thomas, John a Faucet, Grove
G. Jackson, j.. VI. Mcnear, John Du~
val and d. X. Jackson for their humane
and unsclGsh efforts which resulted n
the finding and taking up Of the boGy Of
the unfortunate h-hby. 10 Sheriff Ford
crpccial credit belongs, as it Us IiEoly
wIthoot us iudomimbio persev rcnec
the search would have been given up.
George Williams states o at there arc
other human RENAL ls in the shaft whore
AshJy was found, and intense a1d wide
spread excitement prevails, and there is
talk Of further investigation But
George Williams has been -o Impressed
hy Che appalling danger and horror of
DIS decent, that ho declares that nothing
could induce him to- repeat &C. Ilo says
that lhf slightest jar would detach great
cvorhauging masses OF rock and clay,
AMI that ovos without being touched,
they are liable 10 go crashing down TO
One bottom atanv moment.
We refrain from givin- currency on
publicity to- the many sonsa i1uai runners
sHoat in connection with thc fightul
death of Joseph VI, Ashby aud the
CHASTITY discoveries OF George Williams
in the shaft, and withhold for tho pres-
emit comment upon the cWpablty ana
resi-, "a sibility involved,
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Mckenzie. tho Pedd'cr. sells Silks a.
low a. 37l cents per yard
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MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED
George A. Ringer and Virginia II.
Hartman.
George w. Ringer and Alice Deberry'
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LOCAL CBIT-CHAT.
happenings Here and Hered6Oats

Mckenzie the HuNter. pays cash for
Hides and Fur. no.22t.c
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

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