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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

To tho Hemorrhoidal Suffering Humanity.
w. P. Kittrell, Prin. Dayton Academy, Day
ton Ala. writes to Mossrs. p. Neustaedter g.
Go.
Enclosed please find ono dollar. Send mo
BY return mail ono box Of '.Anakess" DR.. s.
silsbee's External Pile Remedy. Am much
pleased with sample sent me. / considor it
great boon to poor suffering hemorrhoidal
humanity. Yours truly
w. p. KITTRELL.
Samples Of "Anakesis" are sont free to all
sufferers by tho sole manufacturers Messrs j..
Neustaedter & Co., Box 3946 New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03
Cancer can DO Cured

HIEsKELL's TETTER OINTMENT will cure all
alb by or scaly diseases Of tho skin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

NEVER look gift apple in the worm
hole. ......
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

A FAcETIoUs correspondent calls q
frog the Dutch nightingale.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

SAUSAGE suffers are rather crowdine
things.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

A REAL estate conveyance-A mud
cart.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03
HUMOROUS.

A GROWING MYsrERY.-- People
passing up High street at noon, might
have seen very stout citizen bending
over mound Of fresh earth in his
yard, hands under his coat tails and
his eyes directed upon a small green
sprtg which had Just pushed its head
above the earth. The stout man shook
his head and seemed puzzled, and he
called across the street to neighbOr
who was trimming rose bush:
Say, Jones, come right over here
this minutel I'll be hanged If some
thing hasn't started to grow in my
garden! -
Jones crossed over. The two bent
surveying It from all sides, and the
owner OF the yard whispered:
"What If it should turn out to be
TrtfOlium repons?''
Cant be. Looks to mo more like
Colium emulentum," "replied the other.
IT'S just barely possible, however,
that 1t may prove to DC Trltlcum hiber-
mum. Let me call Mr.. Smith,"
Smith, who was coming from the
grocery with roll Of butter, was
halted. He surveyed the sprig from
six different points Of the compass,
tasted Of the soil, shoo.. his head, and
finally said
"It's my opinion that it is speci-
men of the Celastrus scandens, but l
may be mistaken. 1t may be nothing
but Thymus vulgarus."
"Oh, it can't be-" replied the owner
of the place; "I'm almost sure it is the
ayproxys erecta. 1t is pretty hard to
fool me on plants.'
The three great men were looking at
the Sprig anew, and Brown was about
to observe that it might, after all, tnrn
out to be Aralia racemosa, when an old
man with a spade OH his shoulder
leaned over the fence and called out:
"l'll bring you burdock as big as
that for ten cents, and set 1t out to
bootl'
The three men melted away like gum
drops at a picnic, and the old man
rubbed his spade against the pickets
and growled:
"Ten cents apiece Is cheap enough
for healthy burdocks, an If they don't
want 'em they needn't have 'em.''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

HOUSE plants that look dropping and
starved should have the surface soil re-
moved from the pots and replaced with
top dressing from the compost heap,
prepared by mixing 1t with sufficient
sandy loan to make it light and porous,
after which it should be sifted.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03
WEATHER report-Thunder.

A NOVEL thing--A readable romance
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

"AMANDA, I wish you to put the
large Bible In a prominent place on the
centre table, and place three or four
hymn books carelessly around on the
sofas. l have advertised for young
man to board In cheerful Christian
family, and tell you what, if you girls
don't manage either one Of you to rope
him In, why IN never try anything
again, for Pm tired out.''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03
Il. F. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron,

If YOU ARE NERVOUS AND DErREssED take
HOoFLAND's GERMAN BrTTERs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

HE MED1TATEs OVER THE OYSTERS.
1t was rather late when Mr.. Willaby
got up, and he was vaguely conscious
Of confused recollection of the things,
but he didn'tsay much and tried to ap-
pear as cheerful as he knew how.
Presently breakfast was announced,
and the family took their places at the
table, but Mr.. Willaby was amazed as
he sat staring at six little round wooden
boxes of axle grease ranged solemnly
In front of his plate.
"Where under the sum-" he said,
with puzzled intonation, "what in
thunder-where did all this axle grease
come from and what Is it for?"
ooh, is 1t axle grease ?' asked his
wife, with charming simplicity and
innocence just trifle overdone. &c You
said last night when you brought these
cans home that they were oysters and
would be nice for breakfast, thought
you had better eat them right away, as
they don't smell as though they would
keep very much longer.''
And then Mrs. Willaby removed the
cans, and her husband sat and looked
ut tho teapot and thought so long that
his coffee was cold as a rich relation
when he thought to drink it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

AN OLD gentleman without tact, on
meeting some ladies whom he had
known as girls in his boyhood, cordially
remarked: "Bless mel How time
flies Let me SEQ. 1t Is fifty-two
years come next April since we used to
go to school together in the old red
school-house. was little chap then,
you remember, and you were fine young
women." The old man could never
understand why his cordial greeting
was received so coldly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

MILK.-A German paper gives test
for watercd milk, which is simplicity
itself. A well polished Knitting
needle Is to be dipped into deep vos-
sci OF milk and Immediately withdrawn
In an upright position. If the milk is
pure, some Of the fluid will hang to the
needle, but If water has been added to
the milk, even in small proportions, the
Huid will not adhere to the needla.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03

HOW AND W HERE TO Knlsr Tu1Nus.-
Crusts and bits of bread should be kept
In an earthcn pot, closely covered in
dry, cool place. Keep fresh lard and
suet In tin vessels. Keep salt pork fat
In glazed earthenware. Keep yeast In
wood or earrhen. Keep preserves and
jellies In glass, or china, or stone-ware.
Keep salt In a dry place. Keep meal in
a cool, dry place. Keep ice in the cell
lar wrapped in flannel, Keep vinegar
In wood or glass.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-02
vERTIsEMENrs.
ASTONISHING CURES!
or Nervous Debility, EOkf SgnuFsood Esnp.
nlysLss ENEanusied vitality, HmpuiF Memory.
Mental Discusses. Weakness 0g IsrD,supfISe q
organs, Esg.. lsc.. ~ siIe
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oughly aud well.
DIR. MtNTII IL CO.'S great success in
tho above complaints ia largely due 20 the
use of this wonderful medicine.
Prico $500 per bottle, or times ihe
quantity for $40; sent secure from obAorva-
ton, upon RECEIPT OF PRICE.
Mono genuine without tho signnturo uf
tho proprietor, a. u. MfN1fE, NJ. =.
Phybiclans SAY those troubles cannot DO
curud.
Tho VITAL RESTORATIVE and Dr.
Mintia & Co.'s Special Treatment testify
positively that they can.
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Thorpngh examination hnd advice. iuclud
Ing nHl4lyHia, $500 address
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Graduate of University OF peunHyiyn nud
inin kesldent Surgeon. ofthnpo'die Hospital.
Philadelphia.
Special treatment given nt reasonable tnies.
All letters should DO acnt to 30. H. Kcntncy
htroct, san franciEco.
once hours-i0 a. 81. - T.. 81. daily gto
evenings. sundays. II \. 81, 70 =. 81. only.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-02
FOR SALE /!

G4 600 will buy Steam Engine,
% i 17OO9H 6xli. u horse power, with
boiler Il inches in diameter and 96 inches
II length, and Portable Saw Mill, all in
complete running order.
The above properly is offered at great
saerifi, e. Apply t9 or address
53 i. =. MCKINNEY,
Tanner, Oregon
April n, 1879. 37w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-02
Administrators Notice.

e of.CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l Z The undersigned has been du,v an
golnted Administrator Of Tho estate Of Arch
ibald u. Jones, decreased, by Line County
Court 81 Linn county. Oregon All per
SONS having claims against said estate are
required 10 present Inc same, with the
proper vouchers. 10 the undersigned at his
residence near Lebanon, Linn county. Or
egon, within six months from The dafe
hereof r. a. IRVINE,
Administrator.
april l8. 1879. 37w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-02
NOLBR0OK & LUDLOW's
SHOES.

Ladies desiring perfection in fit, stye-
comfort and durability, should not fail to
call on Samuel E. Young and get the ia
nous Holbrook IL Ludlow shoe.
v14n2Stf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-02
FARM FOR SALE,

John Y. CIeayer advertises his farm for
sale, comprising Go acres. wen improved,
situated on Petcrson's Butte, Linn county.
T.r further particulars inquire at thi, Of
Gca or Of Fox, Baum & Co., in ihis city.
vIin28tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-02

iIanv. sI2s Weekly, 8 isr year part IT !. year
Ssiid iprtsi caid for si'ocii,s'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-02
SheriHs Sale.

y ! VIRTUE OLA DECREE OF FORE
z afelOsure in the Circuit Court og the state
81 Oregon. for the County Of Linn, ana an
execution issued in pursuance thereof on
the l3th day Of April. iSSg 70 me directed
ami delivered IN favor Of Charles >;uo;.-
2ie, Plaintiff, and against james A Jam
--In- defendant, for the sum Of CfIs. thou
and dollars, in United States gold cgift.
With Interest in hike coin from tn. .5lst d4y
@I January. 1912 At The raie OF one T,fr
'--nt- per month, and The further sum of
ten per cent. thereon as a:torIiev-s ices
amounting IN Tie aggregate To eleven hun
dred and twenty-five dollars. and the f1r-
theT sum Of twenty-five dollars and ten
cents, costs, have levied upon the mort
gagged premises described IN said decree a,
follows, tO-sEit:
The undivided f0ur-Glths Of the north
east quarter of section =, IN Township -
south Of Range 4 west, IL being the ea.'
haJ of thc donation land claim ii ,Jant-s
g. Jua'>iI and Elizabeth Juuliu. no,ijica-
ton ';329, e!lnatcd iIi Linn county. OREGON.
and oH
.sr',,r.lay, h. I'M e<,g Of 5uu4. 1917.
4. the Court Hoti>o door in the cifv or Al.
DFH', Oregon, 1T the hour Of 10 ,.ciocis (.
81 I wiil sell the hercinbefOre described
r'ea r1pertY ar public auction for cash i'm
hand 10 he highest bidder 70 satisfy said
VIII .:ith scrru'ng cos.s
iJased this 18th day 81 April. ism.
J. e. DiGEEY.
"f"' ShcfIH of Linn Co, oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-02
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

The only Hotel in the city run ON the European
plan. Meals rs cents, beds ss5 and 80 cents.
Stages leave daily Corvallis, Lebanon and Dali
las, at p. IN. Free coach to and from all trains.
No China cooks employed n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-02
Administrators Notice.

Al Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been duiv an.
pointed by the County Court Of Linn Co.,
oregon, AdniInistrator Of the estate Of r.
y. fyne, deceased. All persons having
claims a3ainSE said estate are hereby re-
ia red 10 present the same, will the proper
vouchers, within six months from tie date
hereof. at Lebanon Linn cotinty, Oregon,
i. NJ. MILLER Administrator.
April Is, 1873 3Tw4
, 1879-04-26

f,arrl, the French Prnccssos, md tho Roynl
fafnily. displaying the choicest work Of Du
Sseull, Padcloup. Dc Rome, AMI the famous old
French artlsts, "whosc productions arc nov.
valued almost literally at their weight IN gold,
IN ,te most perfect condition. It also Inns IN the
best state slle choccst Elzcvtr ciltIuns. Fur tho
Elzeylr "Tacitus," being Count ffoym's copy.
and having ills arms, $500 was offered BY. Pars
OF the l778 e,lltton ot "Mollerc." with Morea.i'a
platcs. tho prcaunt owner has recently been
offered 1900 francs sl,soo), mud ho refused the
ofEar. Thu most urgent cntrcatfcs have been
mafc from Paris to persuado tlsc owner to part
with l'ts treasures, but thus far ho haa declined
them NIL. Whit tllc future fate Of the coilec-
tfon wifi be-. Mr. Wexford says, 1t Is impossible
10 iorctelt, hut tile cl,nnces hro that It Will DO
sent 70 Paris, where the highest PRICES nov pro.
only RECENTLY sold IN Paris collection Of frcnct.
books whtcl. had cost him e10,000, mud realized
for them the hnndsomo advance Of $G5, ,000.
, 1879-04-26
BATTLE.HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC.

MIne eyes havo seen the glory OF tho coming OF the
1o il srpiLng out tho viutngo whoro tho erapes Of
wlath uru stored;
le has lyosed ~ f4tsful lRhungs Of Ills terrible
swift sword;
Ills truth " marching on.
I have seen Him In t!ls watrhtrea Of hundred
ctfc14n9 Ensnp&;
They have 6ulIdrd Him sa altar in tho evening
dcws aud damps;
can tsa4 Y. righteous SENTENCE by Tie dim aud
lila DAY II marehinR on.
1have ts,a aery aespA ys'' III busni.hea rows Of
"As " deal with my eoutsaucts. 80 with you my
Lst sls Hero "a & born Of woman erush the Serpent
HIuce God ia marching oa."
Ha h.a :0anasa forth tho tsuppes shAs shall never
l1o Is stlnx out thu hearts OF men before His judy
Ment.seat:
Obi b swim. my soul. to answer u'ml 10 jubl'
Our God IL marching on.
In the beauty Of tho l'1,es cati't w'a eora sero''
with Yloty In Ills toaom that transdgures you
Al III died 10 make men holy, let NJ d!s to make
'1|A Willis God L. marching on.
-Julta Ward N0@s.
, 1879-04-26

while Il Is represented by long period followed
by three short ones; III the cnae OF @, long,
short, long short signals arc rpado In turn; md
70 loFtn Z, tc letter most frequently used, the
period only. The intepslty of these SUNSHINE
signals can scarcely be Imagined by any one
who Inns not seen tho lseliostat III working order,
and tho distance to which they might DO mads
to travel, could suitable stations be provided;
is practically unlimited. Tho appearances ot
non.appcarance OF tho light can bo noticed at
ten OF twenty miles dIatanca Without the aid Of
telescope Or folu-Etass.
, 1879-04-26
A rOLYsrIlENIC SHIP.

For tho last at1 years the Rov. G. N. Ramts,
Rector OF East Gudcford anu rlaytlcn, Eng,
has held s,!s' invont!on OF the potysphenlc shlp
at tho disposal Of tho Admiralty. This vessel,
It IL calculated, Will skim the beas at the ratc Of
forty miles or moro. '7trhc word "sltlm" dis
closes the secret OF the idca, for tho invcntions
mainly based on tic fact that II q vessel can be
n,ndc by the moro force with which 1t moves 10
rEdo oycr the wavcs Instead Of driving through
them, thcro Is prma facte reason to believe that
much higher speed than anything yet reached
will bc achieved. Tic principle Of Mr.. Ratnus'
invention consists In making the bottom OF tho
vessel series OF inclined plnnes. In 1879 Mr..
Hanlus mnde model having tta bottom COM
posed Of two parallel and con1ccltivo IL;
a. uade up Of two wedges. the thick ends Of
which arc placed abatt the thin cuts. There Is
thus In the cGttru Of the vcseel a ridge
whero tho thin end OF the Bternrost wedge
abuts against the thick end Of the foremost. Any
foat!ng a,ody THUS shipped mist, when driven
furcbly through tic water, tend to riso on tllc
eurfacc Instead Of driving through the watcr.
These facts wcre demonstrated by some rough
cxpersmen.s made in tho presence of credible
purImcllts was sl1.o!lnco rocket. In onc trnl
tile model, weighing three pounds three ounces,
ran olstAnge d los yards In three seconds. IN
another It rau $50 feet IN fourand half seconds,
IN spite og this the deck WAS found to be dry.
The principle underlying uicso models may be
tnEen advantage Ut to construct wedgc-sbaped
ships, for IL has been demonstrated ts,at the
resistance 10 such vassels, which at first In
creoscs about us tho square OF their velocity,
decrcases as tho spce1 Is aucmcuted, until after
resistance. Given, the required machinery,
then, for propelllng tho pol!sphenlc ship, aud
there seems every probability that speeds OF
forty miles IN hour or moro can b0 attaiucu.-
ENgltsh Afechduic. \
, 1879-04-26
A. SUPPOSED PLANET BEYOND
NEPTUNE.

Prof. Asaph Hall, in brief uoto tn Naturs on
q possible trans-Ncptunian planet, aaya: SIT is
known to me that at lcast Two American rs.
tronomcrs, armed with powerful telescopes,
have becn searching quito recently for d trans.
Neptun!au planet. These searches have been
caused by the fact that Prof. Newconb's tab!es
OF Uranus alld Neptune already begin to differ
from observation. But arc we to infer from
these errors of tho planetary tables tic exist
cnrc Of trnns-Neptunian planet1 It Is possi-
bio tint sucll planet nlay exist, but thu prohn-
bilty Ia, tntuk, that tlu differences arc caused
by errors In tho theories Of these planets" On
tic general discrepancies between observation
and theory, Mr.. Hall romarlss: IA few years
aco tho remark was frequently mado thai the
labors OF astronomers oil the solar system were
l}nialicd, md that lenceforth u,ey could turn
their wholG attention to sdereat astronomy.
Today We have the lunar theory III very dis
courailnE condition, nla the theories Of Mcr-
curry, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, md Neptune, I'LL
In need OF revision; unless. indeed, Lpverrlcr's
theories Of tho Inst two planets shall stand the
test OF observation. But, after oil, such condl-
tion Of things is only the natural result of long
md accurate series OF observations which make
cvltlent tho small inequalities in the motions,
ind bring to light the eFrora Of theory"
, 1879-04-26

ehows no equivalent fnr Lie English term
motler.ln-law. nur Is amy mcntton taade Of this
to The unhappness ot the family. 1t l. not tt.
tirnntetl that lerE Is no such object uf interest
(wheD afar OIL in the tribes: such MI lntima.
lion would endangsr tho Republic, inasinl:ch -
ElRhty.ayo pages are devoted 10 ethnoyraphy,
and the remaining aU0 pages to philu!Ggv, III
data grammar, etc. 1lnEs arc complete lcxi-
cons, a. foltows: iiIdatsa dictionary, lexicon
Of local names, and An Eng''s'-fItdatsa yoeab-
tEthnology mud l'hllo]ogy, ,oi the H!dat.a In.
.1'ans. 1}y Washington Mathews, Assistant
Surgeon United States Army. HAYDEN Survey.
Miscellaneous Publications No, 7, Syo., 40
%, Washington: Department Of the Interior
Drscatpr1vn CArALoous or TIE pnoro-
nnArfs or the sunvHr.-Th.s small pamphlet,
which Is No. s Of The Miscellaneous puhea:
lions" contains .acscrintlons OF Nn photographs
ta'scn BIZ The Government Photographer. W. II.
jackson. It cumprlscs some eighty paEcs, nmt
Is frequently Illustrated With c1gravLiss Of
Western scenery. ..
DE.cnrr1lvE CATALOGUE or pnoruoRArns
or NoRrrt.AMEnicAN fNpfANs.-Thfs pamphlet
10 ouo Of rare yaanc, as II Eivcs a constdtrnblo
history OF the tribes Of North America, aud
vol describes The most notable Indians. 1t
forms very acceptable contribution to anthro'
biological literature. tho photography numbering
l,t00. They werc taken BY the Government
artist, Mr. ". II. jackson. The pamphlet conf
prlscs 114 pages.
INsLIM'NAnf KsroRT or THE FIELD. WORK
FOR ~ eonta!ns M interesting account * O.
the work accomplished during that soason' t4o
pp2
PRELIMlSART REPORT or the fiELp.WonK
ron lets contains, peslaes q seoort ~
the Work for tha season IN question.
some articles reprinted itom tic Amrrtean
yonrna' q 5elsnes, " Dr. Hayden; as io'.pws;
yatson u Ratres of the Rogky alounta!us r Near
the Sources Of the Missouri Hlvet and Us rrlbu-
tarica -: "Remnrks un tte 0aoog!eal f1rma.
tions Along ll'c Eastern Margins of thu Rocky
hlolinta,ns" "tfimordtai . !tlustone Of tue
Rocky Mountains ~ the NorthwestcEn Terri
tories Of ~ Onitea states" "skctch OF tho
Gcoiogy M inc CountrY About t!!c HeadWasers I
ot tllc YELLOWSTONE nnu MISSOURI laVeFs.' l5o
pr2 u. o,..,~ w., ", NJ.
HuttRrfN, or THE SunVKf, vol. W., NOS.
mud &, havc hccn noticed ID these col,tnlt's.
Some remarks, IN closing these io&lces, con-
eernfng Dr; Hayden, NM, not bo Inapnroprtatc.
Without .loubt he Inns largely contributed In
maiIus A'nerlcas, sctengo tile atltnFaaio1' of Inc
world aud ti'c prldc OF the nation, 10 be DC.
| posed from h1s u1ilce with his work Incomplete
is . national disgrace. a'l.l ap object q regret
all HVEr tho scientific world, 1t tg nothing that
, 1879-04-26

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,....1Ia,..,. Nc o., n ,,s.s,. r,e - 1919.
This work by Prot. Gentry, published in
Philadelphia bY Claxton, Rcmsen g. HafYeIan-
rcr IL at nrc,cnt ,ntcreatlny on apcount Of ,hc
49, - Nv ,,ss..".1 T., ," .,s",,..s
eeocfal a'sea6s'on III Foguo a!uonE na1u1ai1sts
and others concerning this b!rd,-the Passe'' Do
nl+tffc,ss, or English sparrow. Without doubt
t,,e hr,, I'm, hcrnme Too pro)Iflc too Indo,ent Ia
o.t tho ,nse,ts n ,yo. Ir,rortcl IN dnstrov md
loo w pusnasio',s to win tho confidence ii i' any
native birds save tic pgcon-hawl and tho birds
uf prey.
1,rof f,eut,v ifI.rnssca ,,,o srh,sc, rnder III.
captlon' "lhe sparrow IN Europe ";"Ihe spar
row In America u; "Evldonce, 10th Positive
md Negative, Of tho sparrow's Usefulness in
Amertco II: uConc)utlnr remarks. u T'hr a,,-
Which ut il" has coucIaed liz tIIscusston dis 1'''' III
liz. iE.i1r;<s NJ Tfriswl iia- fitstnries M the
nfrjs NJ Esstern pnrnsyiyania writtcs Nv the
anmc n,,ti,or' ~. imn1r.nnt ront rthmticna s r.
thnt thc work IL TO soma extent iorai. nv ia
,amc imnjIes Int in mnpy rrsnccts Il IA nm.
tsnnst Ixe. .iit.t cr,ea Ia nh~nsn
nn,r ,r cnmn,nn ,,aa Whit, socm" ~
% FIX ''!as t;smtrv. sD Life. % iiIsioryn "'ta ia
sn,ncth,,.r ,n''ro linn IL onti.at .d ~ i " Nata
nrai 1ifs'ory Fin ior"r Il Il moqc ~ @cncraiM
~ htorranhv t. NAV Ia "alI"d. viii" lte lattnr i.
ssa II 70 @ apeSy 6snrv 9
mon "n y, r,sws i'm a, n sncrirs'Na mammal NJ NJ
orn ort1 fsTe W. vNra @ Sbo IT, 1a1os his ~
a,ions ~ n nIp,ss ~ lr ua1
# r., p&y'!sei IT,, eo'!d,tIaas; @ u, il !Sess "Iits.
exiaterce 81 il'e sncries of rtls uuIcr tttsrns.
sion Bucl, are tho antlcipatlons Of the scientist
as l,c takes up work gtvou 10 tho world uuler
thc aboyo title. Certainly, 10 tle Saso o[ PF1l.
on.1,,'.!a "o'n, ~ W. oua WI ,.,Is, ~ o.s
,ylIicl, no writes. tbcrc ara fcss tban
.yJ0 specisq, asal this descriptions Of these he
haa extendcd through two volumes u 100 pages
sacn' aNu anot''eF Valutao " .no sumo elze 10
.1.nat " ...a ,r,, ~ a,,s nnanrSa ~, ~ ~
ycrIut,ons, lis ia careful TO r{ys duu crc,,,t ior
uli Information which he Incorporates In Ills vol
n1nc. As an original ooscrver 10 Is Keen anu
pstak,,E. n. ~, ~ ~ ~. ~ Suysss
irnI Stribn;;n% nf ti,s h,tiss the,r hn',,ts. tn-
tlcI,ontcntly and socially: tho nature oi The
food In ust, and thu n'a,lt,er Of procuring It. II
.se o!rds treated u are carntvoroas. tl.S names
tnman "s'9 " tS 10 9ussnat no atst,
crutninIyorous, lis names Of thv ccreats. ctc..
s,lhststcl On. Embryoogy also has sou,o atten-
tlou. all1 Many other uccullnrittcs Of bild-lIfe.
.in,s, ns la h , eovsssu s S!oId nasuy aa
Tiic.IIistnrIes nf Ihe I,ir,is II Exs,ern pcnn,
sylyana. by Tho1nas Gentry, uertnantown,
philadelphia; u,enibor philaaclphta Academy OF
Sciences; Corresponding Member Sutta!!
Hci."c"s sm1 ,v.di.', EntntIfa,..i SnJ.t' "
Nnturajist's Arvucy. Saletn. Mnss. 4 yolss' 4M
Up. each. $2 per yot) ", Ii. u,
SYMPOSIUM.
NorM American Iftpifu, Aay. 1870. Article
VII. Law md Design In Naturt. Prof. Simon
NeWcomb; President Nouh Porter; the Rev.
, 1879-04-26

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