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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-11
Ill bibles.

Men VINO never do wrong, seldom do
tay,hrug.
-" II II wasn't for h,re. the hear,
Would hrcak. rs the oil I.ly s,,,! when
she hl'i"d her seventh husband.
A Par": contains an advertisement,
""aricd. = Two SISTERS Want Washing "
We fear there are millions or blo,hers in
'n tie same v.
- am - ":i~!re.i. my ,lctr Young lA.lv.
n y"u sentiments: hey IN Ike m" start
" Well, ! have been wanting You to star:
i"r the last hour
We have just b-rn thinking how Ian
cnaEr came int" the world. l. WI, durin,
Adam aud Ewes first qrlrrrl, when one
word h:"aght an another
-" IIaw shall We treat the ,rampsa"
asks an exchange. On. well. II von ar.
cong la fraicIn,z, VITA them in that way
=" believe they generally take straight
whisky.
i hen-pecked hash,nd by the name of
Home lust pocket lexicon on the street
he "thr: day, ard !rin. asked what me
was looking FOR, replied: - Homes wee
'"m. Poor fellow, Tie ,omnk was a
wonderful Significance 10 him.
-" Al, great heaveu..'' sighed a rising
y"inG genius, throwing down his pen aud
.san'Hg back wearily, You don't know
an" n.uch t'lra>auIrg and easier il is 10
read these little poems of mine than i. is
To write them. sympathetic hut auk-
walk friend: g Cad. You must suffer, then
Perceptions had caused his house to To
elegantly furnished, married his troti er.
" hen he: visitors, after the second mar.
tia-c. cnnrsmcu,ed her upon the beauty
Of her house furnishing. SHE answered:
" Oh, yes, my dear brother in-iaw has, such
exquisite taste
- III my AMY days" remarked the Old
man, As he sh"ye!ci coal iuto the school.
house BIN, they didn't use coal to keep
Us school Young uns warm. | can tell You 80
- y hat did they u>e. asked j boy near by
\ sad, fT-away looked seemed 10 ,,a>s over
he "ln mans face as ;r quietly responded
d" Birch. nay boy. birch.
"A Yankee Auc'inuerr lately INDUCED
IN the follow ing little bil Of the Pathetic:
= Gentlemen. If my father ami mother
stood where ynu do. and didn't bny th-s.
Uunts-thesc elegant boats when they
were going FOR one dollar, should feel it
my duty as a son to tell both Of EN- that
they were false to themselves and false 10
their county
A ooloIed philosopher thus unbosoms
himself On one Of woman weak
- Jim, de men don't make such fools Of
themselves about women as d.. women do
about dc men. II women look at de moon
day see man in 1t. Ii dcy hear a mouse
nibblIng it's man, aud dey all look under
dc bed de iusj ting At nigh TO ind man.
Why, nebber hook under my bed to find a
woman, does you:'
-" This Country" remarked y traveller
in northwestern Iowa, settles up very
rapidly" =" a-a-s, replies the native.
nervously watching tho movements of A
constable lodging along the other side Of
the hs!d; settles up a big sight faster
than the people d." Aud before the
traveller CoIid ask him 10 explain. lac was
making mile III nuts "cro,s the trackiess
prairie, with the constaLls a bad second
behind.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-11
NOT GENERALLY KNOWN,

Frogs live from twelve 10 fifteen wears
tif not eaten.
Ducks can liz at the rate Of ninety miles
an hour.
The crow can iiy i; the rate Of twenty
i've miles an hour
The >pa;s"s can lily a. ;he ate of ninety
two miles m hanr
The falcon eau It.; =; the rate Of seventy
i've miles ~ hour
Hawks car lily Al the rate Il one hun.
drrd and fifty miles am nour.
FAIR winds may take their ilght three
times greater
The Australian dog ana the shepherd
dog Of Eryrt :cvor ha;k
In spaiu there are 10 000. 400 fire wooded
Ne;ino sheep tended by aO.0OO shepherds
and .uard.t by 30 900 dogs
Queen ieabeilas i.wcls have been sold
for SEQ 600 aud she kept i fr~ of the
ncates, bits jus; Ia show oil now and then.
The old Alex .ndrian library contained
200 200 volumes. the largest ever brought
together before the invention 81 printing
Frch square inch Of = KIN contains 3 SEQ
sweating tubes, or Respiratory ports. zach
Of which may bs iIkcued To a little drain
tile one fous Ia of an inch long, making Al,
aggregate length of the entire surface nf
the bod. OF pol, 1856 feet OF a tilc ditch Tor
draining the body almost forty uil,S long.
Tie SKIN is composed Of three LAYERS.
aud varies from one fourth To onr-eighrh
IF IN iEch III thickness It's average are.
III an adult Is estimated - b.. = coo square
inches. Tine atmospheric pressure hcirc
about ftst.tcru bounds to lie .guaIe iuch.
a Pr,spn 81 wrd,Hm l.. is sunjrc ed 10 =.
pressure of . 900 pounds.
LrGwemhuck has computed that 10 coo
threads "f the fuii-groun spider are nnr
larger than = single iair OF tho beard. H..
calculates. further. that when young SPIDER,
first begin 10 spin. 400 of them are hot
larger than pnr OF jul grown allowing
which, 1000 0aa If a younc spiders
tire ads ate not large Is The single lair
of a man bEa!d.
The average weigh. of the brain of an
adult maze is three pounds ami eight
ounces; Of ! female two pounds and four
ounces. The nerves are all connected with
1t directly. or tsy The spinal narrow These
nerves. t"gc'hs. st.h their b-auch.s :.!.i
minute ram.iiaa;i"ns, probably exceed IL,
Wo"n IN numbers. forming q boIy
guard ou'numh ring by IA the ercate-;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-11
The Changes in the Frog.

NJ whore in The animal kingdom Is thci.
sH favorable AZ opportunity f.: prcriur into
nature workshop As in the rurtamnrlhase>
ri ms frog. Th!s animal is worm ., hen
i: comes from the egg. aud remains such
Tho firsi four DAYS ri IT, He having ntlthe.
,yr> nor ears nor u'sirils nor respiratory
organs. 1t crawlS 1t h:rarhcs through
it, sk'u. Af,.r a wLl.c 4 neck i groovtd
r.tn the II ->h. Its s"fa lips a:e hardened
si.in horny bc.k. The different organs
one afisr another. tUd cut; .Een pair Of
branching gals. and last lnu, and Timber
tai The wrtm la, become fish rrr.
o. funr days more FL .p>r. and The -iis sink
back int" the b'dy, while III ,hcIr pi.c,,
'iAeTs come much more complex. niTan4..d
Ia vascular tufts. liz in each. But Iley.
,"". have thrI' day. and are absorbed, To
sriirr with their framework IT bore and
cartilage, 70 br succeeded hy IA entirely
!frrcut h'ra;hin- apparatus. the iuitia.
Of a second correlated group If radical
changes. Lungs are developed. III, mouth
wiiened. Tho horny hrak converted into
rows of teeth: the stomach, the abdomen
tEo Intestines, prepared for the reception
II animal food in place of vegetable; four
hnhs. fully equipped with hip and ,huuiGc.
b mes, with nerves and blood vessels. push
-, through the skin, while the tail being
no" supplanted 10y them as a means Of
lucnmuliun. IS carried away piecemrsl 10y
tho abSorbents. and the animal passes the
balance Of its days Us Al air breathing and
ticsh feeding ba,rachian.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-11
Gi.EtNINtiS.

In The hUr!y-burly Of lie, it is well to
avoid sitting down ou = three legged chair
A Texas preacher inst three fuurths Of
HIS d"acons by preaching a sermon on
horse racing
With all The fluctuations in pig non
aud axle grease, chewing gum still keeps
up 1t The old figure.
There has been great CIV made tina,
cHAi& mark viii keep ants out of food
We hav" noticed the fellows never &c, in
nur milk
Proposals for marriage in Nevada are
written nn postal cards, and the answer
comes 10y return mai: Coma ON with
your preacher
A down town merchant dire:s his
'ite~ boy 10 send message to the ex.
press 'iii'e in this dramatic manner
' " 'ilam Tell aphone"
oae reason why more people did rot
get into the ak. is that Noah neglected to
advertise in the pap~rs. TAe-r Is sgs.,
moral isss"n contained IN the fact.
They were having a family >et-to nd
she asked him If the:. was ANYTHING in the
pat he wCud like to recall. ami he he,il
I"sS}y answered, '' Yes, the day you lirs, &c
fused me-
1915 is no" the ia:c fixed for tho sud
Of TIC world, 10y Russell. OF ALLEGHENY
''ty- Wonder how Russell will feel on
New Years day. 1915. when every one else
L making calls,
People a.o api L. pay you in the self
same coin you pass on them II You give
The gold If love you will get gold in rrturu.
and II y"n g.ve the brass II i:rpet;inenc..
you nil s.; i; back again before m.ny
days
Specimens OF tbs newly discovered .alr
VEN in Wyoming coun:y y Y. have been
anai1 z!d ant PRONOUNCED pu.s rock salt.
The discovery Is one "f great Importance -
tie county. - tac deposit is Apparently
very extensive.
III" dictionary has b,.n decided as
charging IA" suni:c: So often th,; one
could a. Gcr'm, Interested, bu. whom
fellow bet. beer on hos % sps,l \ word.
al iinds 1t ms way, it becomes p.wesfn.
good reading.
This is an awful!y licked old world
IN Indianapolis clergyman say. lie wen:
:" hea' Colonel InEe;>oil lecture On some
Mistakes Of Moses. aud saw more If III,
church members Their. than a.. i,,d 500, =,
PRAYER meeting ia six months
There - a superstition which j. icli..
lousy observed - bohemia. that it /. I'm.
lucky 10: lover 1" :i>i; hi. sweetheart. ex.
crrt ~ Thursdays and Su;,,iays. The
: Young woman are thus enabled :, sc, five
nish's sleep every week, which helps to
preserve their beauty for years.
~ Enelishman wa. b,astinr To an
American that they had 4 box in The Bri,.
III HasrHm which WAS once owned Il,
'cei". Ca. that amt uorhin', letnrted
ne American. In the museum in Bos,,.,
they Ne got the lead pencil iuat Noah used
- check of the animal, that went into the
ark"
-Professor Bruno. II Boston. has pr.
pared an elaborate Grf.ES- 81 the English
: parr"ws- lie denies gh5. they dri.e away
other birds. ana asserts ;na: whils there
were only ti'- species II native hi:d< al.
Boston Commons iigc yeats ago. when ia,
barrow. wee introduced there ale Tow
; ycr'sen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-11

to the parish church, with proper equirage
the " Tues lay Club, celebrated then, aud
even d"wr I" our own times. for it, con
vcr>aiI"nai cl'v"iucss aud b,hL9umic The
proceedings were mInutely recorded hy its
secretary liz volumes It'll preserved in the
Maryl land Historical Sucicty's Mss. aud IN
private hands. With races every Fall aud
Spring, thtatcis III Winter. assemblies
every fortnight. dinners three or tour Times
week, a card party wherever possible,
athletic fox hunting. private balls on every
festival. Wit, learning. aud stately manners.
s"itcued rs love of good fellowship. W. are
~; surprised 10 hear this character re-
c"T,ied IF Annapolis IN 100: a. am per
Su..Gr,i, says = British Traveller. there is
not \ town IN Eng land oi the slime sIz, as
Annapolis which can boast Il GREATER mum
h.r al fashionable and handsome women;
aud, w"!c ! not >alisiis d Ia the contrary. |
Should suppose that the majority OF the
bellies possessed every advantage of a long
and familiar Intercourse with the manners
aud habits nf your great metropolis =
\ French Traveller, speaking Of the city
t"r lHcrn Anne mad given 1t q city char
;ci IA 100. as he found it during the
American Revolution. thus describes IL.
" In that i:cpusidrIabic town standing at
the mouth Of the Severn. where :; fails
into tie bay. of the few buildings il con
ti.ns. ~ least three fourihs may be styled
elegant and grand. The Stale House is a
very beautiful building: !. think the most
sn oi any have seen in America. Female
luxury here exceeds what is known III the
provinces OF France French hair dresser
l. u man Of Importance among them. and
Il - SAID :, certain dame here hires cue nf
that Graf; at one Thousand crowns "A wear
CONCLUDED NENT wFFE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-11

LIVER a. kISG.-The Liver is the i'm
rerIai organ of tie whole human system
- Ii CONTROLS the life, health and happi
ness of man. When it il disturbed in its
proper action. all kinds of ailments are the
Ne natural result. Tie digestion of food
ii.c movements Of The heart aud blood, the
action "f the brain and nervous system, are
all Immediately connected with tn. work
rngs ri the Liver. It has been successfully
proved that Green's August Flower i IN
rIualisd IN curing all PERSONS afflicted with
Dyspepsia OF Liver Complaint, aud all the
numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition Of the Liver and
stomach. Sample bottles IL thy. 10 cents
Positively sold III all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove that II
Is Just what yun want.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-11

What l. it: What all, Ven:
Small pox. But"
Bu, Andy was of H. an arrow. He
would have walked up To a lannon's
mouth with less terror than have toucn-
ed that man
lie remained in Melville for about
Ten days Al the end Of that lac began
To -ickcn.
" You have takrna heavy coli. Andy
Queer freak this time Of the wear" pco-
p." said meeting him on the street
But he knew it was no cold.
" 1t i time vas going. thought
poor Andy I'll not give this plague
10 anybody else. please God g
But where should | 20. L. Millyilc
he could not stay if he would. He
would have been turned on tothc street
out Of any hotel There was no hospi,.
al
lie hired horse III not 70 in the
train to scatter ii. nor can stop in any
house between here and home"
Home ="
w ny. where SHALL 60 - cried
the poor boy aloud, stopping his horse
IN the mIddi" .fthe road If he wen,
10 old Or Scott he could probably find
shelter Tor hun somewhere. but he would
tell his parents Of his whereabouts
And mother shall not know-no; if
die without seeing her :" said ANDY
with Il sob.
There was a ruined old house abouf
three miles from Warren. quite out of
looNrISuHD or FOURTH rAaxl
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-11

"a Duryea's Celebrated L" Naizeua -
manufactured at Glen Cove. y. Y. Is enc
Of the most delightful preparations for food
III the world. Recommended 10y the high
e,,I medical authorities in both cmispheros
aud receiving the first medals aud diplomas
at Al! III" great International rXhibilu.s.
DURYEA'S satin Gloss Siaich Is liz. best
in tie wn.!d. Use il once and You will use
40 other. 1t has received th1 highest In.
ternat ional awards.
Duryea's Grape Sugar and Glucose, for
the use Of ccufrcli"H"f~, brewers. pre>crv
crs OF fruits wine makers, crc. Uucpualcd
for purity and excellence. Furnished in
quantities to suit, ami shipped to all parts
of the world. samples sent free 81 charge.
Address WM. DuEYEA. Gen. Agt., - Park
Place, New York, /. : A.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-11

!. s New and improved fist clsss
SEWING MACHINES,
Twenty lis" Dnilats aud upwards.
Terms easy.
All kinds of machines repaired.
JuHN WILKINSON.
Eiktuu, Md.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-16
Through to Chicago.

Billy Mead, one of the popular con-
ductors of the Chicago, st. Paul and
Minneapolis road, had pretty goo !
Joke played upon him the other day.
On the day in question it seems there
were four husky looking criminals on
the train, who were being taken to De-
troit, in barnacles, and thought to have
little fun by refusing to pay their
way.
"Hckets," says Billy.
"We haven't got any ticket" re-
sponded the sauciest one In the To-.
"No tickets" retorted the conductor
as his brow darkened.
"No sir; no tickets nor money
either" replied another.
"Where are you going?"
''To Chicago, and we propose to go
on this train" chimed in the quar-
tette.
"You do, eh ?" said Billy, as he rose
to the magnitude to the occasion. 81
tell you, you will get off at the next
station, every son of you."
"Very well, boss, just take this Jew
elry off from our feet and we'll get
down and out now," and Mead had no
more than taken in the situation when
three or four of the passengers who sat
near by and understood the joke, sent
up a hearty laugh at his expense. Then
he saw that he had been sold, but the
bilks went through to Chicago.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-16

A Hini a. SaFerc-s from NeUrdlgid.-
Seuarma evenings since l was attacked
viii = severe dental neuralgia. After
reSerxing 20 friction. cold aud hot APP
raliczEa0ns. &c, without obtaining any
relief, I lay upon my bed trusting that
sleep might cpme aud give me respite.
Srill the excruciating pain continued,
and while L was suffering the "tortures
or the doublv damned" undecided
whether 70 Arouse some tired druggist
fcr q bottle Of chloroform or chop my
head OF with a decided preference,
however. Tor the chloroform), L sud
denly bethCught me OF what 4 had read
OF mn anRstheric which we alwsys car
~ with us Thereupoa began to in
fate my lungs 10 their utmost capacity,
and then f0rcibly blew out all the air
could. lnmediaTely the pain began
10 lessen, and after a few repetitions oi
the process il had entirely ceased, be-
ing displaced by n delightful tickling
sensation Inn the gums, and further
more kapw not, for I'm less time than
TX takes TO tell IL L was sound asleep
awakening next morning delightfully."-
refreshed and without a symptom o
nv allment left. Hence, you see,
was not simply temporarily relieved
hut er tirely well again. 4 wish Other
sufferers wcRld try this and report re
EmlsS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-16

Apart from the local use of petroleum
Tor lighting purposes, and its export ia
ton for a similar use, comes its apuli-
cation 70 steam navigation With the
old fashioned boilers in use, with a
central opening, running longitude
nslly, no modification is necessary for
the application of the new fuel A res
erTOir containing seme hundred pounds
weight OF the refuse, (astalki) is fur
nIshed with small tube, bearing an
other 1t its extremity few inches long
and at right angles with the conduit.
From this latter it trickles slowly.
Close Nv is the mouth Of another tube,
connected with the boiler. A pan con-
tanning tow or weed, saturated with as
TALK is first introduced to heat the
water, and once the slightest steam
pressure is produced a jet Of vapor is
thrown upon the dropping bituminous
fauid, which is thus converted into
spray. "A light L. applied, and then a
roaring deluge of fire mandates the
central opening Of the boiler. 1t is a
kind Of self-acting blow-pipe. This
volume Of fire can be controlled by one
man by means Of the two stop-cocks as
easy as the flame in an ordinary gas
Jet. This Il have repeatedly witnessed
on board the Caspian steamers. AS re-
CARDS the expense, 1 give the following
data On the RNthOrity Of a merchant
captain Who has used msptha fuel for
years His steamer is Of $50 tons, and
OF 10 horse power. He burns thirty
pools per hour of astalkf to obtain a.
speed OF thirteen nautical miles i'm the
same time One pOod is about thirty
three pounds, and costs on an average
from i've 20 six pence. Thus a twenty
hours voyage al fun speed for such a
vessel costs about twelve pounds. The
fuel l. as safe and occupies much less
sTace than the amount Of coal necessa-
~ 20 produce R similar effect, not to
speak or the enormous difference i'm
price and the saving Of manual labor.
Two engineers and two stokers suffice
for q steamer of thousand tons burden
with the immense supply of natural
petroleum. Gs Vet only slightly devel-
cPed. and itE application to the already
guaranteed railway from TifIs to Baku,
and % the inevitable future ones be-
youd the Caspian over the plains Of the
FAR East, think this subject is worthy
ct every attention.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-16
truth Is Mighty.

AS the little leaven hid in the meas
ure of meal, made all leaven. so truth
gradually overcomes all doubt and dis
belief. When DR.. Pierce, OF Buffalo,
N. Y, announced that his Favorltc
Prescription would positively cure the
many diseases and weaknesses peculiar
to women, some doubted, and continued
to employ the harsh and canstic local
treatment. But the mighty truth gradu-
ally became acknowledged. Thousands
of ladies who had uselessly undergone
untold tortures at the hands Of differ
ent physicians, employed the Favorite
Prescription, and were speedily cured.
Many physicians now prescribe 1t in
their practice. So sanguine Is DR..
Pierce of its power to cure, that he now
sells 1t through druggists under posi-
tive guarantee.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-16

The influence OF climate upon constitution
subjected to trying change in atmospheric
condlt ons. in water, and In food, is often
marked and disastrous Disorders of the
bowels aud OF ths liver, frequently termina-
ting fatally, are prone to attack the tourist by
land or voyager by sea in unaccustomed lati-
tudes-more particularly those near the equa-
irregularities OF the bowels, stomach and liver,
not only from the above, but whatever cause
arising is Ho=tetter's Stomach Bitters q
medicine in wide and increasing demand In
sultry portions Of this hemisphere. and also in
the tropics. Travellers, emigrants, dwellers,
and temporary sojourners in mslarious dis
tEacts use It very extensively as q safeguard
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-16

1t u receRr meeting Of the Academy of
Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, DIR.
Francis Dercum gave some interesting
information regarding the system of
canals in the outer skin of fishes.
These canals are filed with clear gel
R1inous substance, and they were once
thought 10 be for the purpose of secret
Fng mucLss but Leybig and others found
thai they were neither excretory nor Sc
cretory, and thai their fEnction appear
ed 70 be that Of enabling the fish to per-
ceive mass motions Of the water, more
particularly those vibrations which
could not be detected by the ear. The
so-cnlled nerve-bGtrons Of the ca mails are
provided with N nerve fibre and an arte-
ry- DIR. Dercum has endeavored to
trace q relation between this sensory
system Of canals in fishes and semi-cir-
cular canals In the ears of the higher
animals.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-16

CHoKED CATTLE.-One of the best
cures for choked cattle is can ounce of
prevention" in the shape of root-cut-
ter, through which all roots, apples,
etc, shall be run before being fed to
the animals. The price of such ma
chine is much less than the value of a
single cow. Many farmers have lost
several animals from choking during
the years which good root cutter would
last.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-16

EslRANGED.-lt was warm after
noon, and young Cummagen did not go
in the house, but sat down i'm the pleas
ant porch, as was his custom, after
ringing the bell. Her little sister came
TO the door anu looked at him with
some curiosity. "DOes your sister
Mabel know l am here, Nellie?" he
asked. ooh, yes" replisd the inno-
cent prattler, 81 guess she does; she
told me to come out and see how shady
it made the front yard when you put
your feet up on the porch railing"
He took them down and sat on them.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-16

Ncr Process oT NSckel- PldtiRg.-
SiA1ha has devised and made public a
process Of nickel-plaling in the wet
way. without the use Of the battery
which Is said TO give good results, and
which is now PSIented. The process
H. described as follows: To dilute So
1uricn Of chloride of zinc Is TO 10 per
cent? enough nickel sulphate is 10 be
added Go iEnpart decidedly green color
10 Il, and the solution is then TO be
heated % boiling in porcelain vessel.
The clouding of the liquid from the
separation OF basic zinc salt need not
ne Needed, as il will not interfere with
rhe efFectireneSs OF the bath. The ar
tlcles 10 he nickel-coared-first careful
" cleaned OF oxide or grease-are TO be
suspended in the solution from thirty
70 SIXTY minutes. the bah being kept
n \ boiling temperature. When the
articles are observed 10 be uniformly
coated, they may be removed, washed
In water i'm which little chalk is suS-
pended dried and finally polished with
chalk or other suitable material. BY
the Substitution ct cobalt salt in the
place cf the nickel, objects may be simi-
lzriy coated with cobalt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-16

Can anything equal the complacency
Of the young man in low-necked shoes
and clocked socks when he finds that
all the ladies on the opposite side of
the car are deeply interested In them,
CT can aught exceed his utter discom-
future when he discovers casually that
they are not mates?