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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18

IMAGINARY LUNAR LANDSCAPE.
The screen next occupied by tinted views OF
the rudy planet of war, Mars. The lecturer showed
that this planet between the earth and
moon in size, is intermediate also in condition.
The seas have not disappeared altogether,
but they much less i'll relative extent
than those Of the earth. The accompany
ing picture of Mars specially dealt with
in illustrations touched in preceding lecture
viz if the satellites of Mars had the dimensions
indicated by Professor LIE Cont. Of California Uni
versity, they would be we'll seen when in transit,
whereas, said the lecturer they not visible
with the most powerful telescope now that their
true paths are known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18
COAL DEARER.
ANOTHER ADVANCE ON LAST WEEKS PRICES
OUTLOOK FOR CONSUMERS.

ANOTHER ADVANCE ON LAST WEEKS PRICES
OUTLOOK FOR CONSUMERS.
The tendency OF the coal market is still slightly
upward About week ago each Of the leading coal
companies issued circular setting forth that ON
and yesterday certain increased rates would be
charged. In regard to the qualities most in demand
for domestic purposes these circulars stated that the
price of chestnut coal would be So co. and that for
stove coal So rs. The advance. however, took effect
last Thursday so that owing to an increased demand
the companies anticipated the date mentioned in
their circulars. Previous this latest announce
ment the companies were selling stove coal at
So IS, to which figure the price had few days be-
fore jumped from SIS So the latter figure having been
an increase fifteen cents per ton the recently
prevailing rate moro definite idea Of the steady
advance viii, perhaps be gained when it is stated
since September 80 the price OF stove coal mas
gone up about 81 81 per ton. The present ruling
lump. steamer and CRATE coal. So Is per ton; egg:
SO 20; stove So TO- and chestnut 50 GO. 1t will. OF
course, be understood that these the rates for
coal on board the boats at the shipping points.
These prices, although apparently high, are less
than they were last year at this time. when for in.
stance. stove coal was bringing 81 70 and larger
sizes So rs and SO So Up to the 9th inst there was
no uniformity in the price of chestnut coal As sold
by the companies but 1t is understood that the de.
mand has been great owing to the large quantity
OF size being used in base burning stoves at this
season. that they all have advanced it to 81 60 per
ton.
So far as could be ascertaned in coal circles yes
terday there is combination existing between
the several companies this winter the better price
of coal being for simply by the active de.
mand for it, and on other grounds IL Ii said
that under the old system, when the companies
used to think it necessary to form combinations
the price was lower in winter than in the summer
months, and that that was due to the continued
heavy product without the demand. Now the coal
producers say that they have got . demand which
takes product far ahead Of anything ever known
before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18

The lecturer here deviatcd y few minutes to de-
rcaht on theories about the heat OF the and the
sources OF its great energy, after which he came to
Jupiter. Jupiter observed the astronomer. as the
Is a youthful planet. He Is wrapped up
you perceive. in enormous mass OF
cloud of very small density. showing
remarkable changes OF outline from time to time
and presenting q number OF other features which
can only be explained ON the theory that the real
planet lies far within the surface which the astrono
NOR sees and measures. Concerning Jupiter's life.
the lecturer explained that he (Jupiter) into
existence several hundred millions of years before
our earth was born. The following sketch of our
older brother will probably be OF INTEREST,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18
LARGE SHIPMENT OF COAL DOWN THE OHIO
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Nov II, 1877.
The rise in the Ohio higher than it WA At hrse
expected be- and the result has been that
bushels OF coal sent down the river in barges.
OF this 1000 900 bushels 60 to Louisville and
1000 OOC bushels to Cincinnati. where the present
corner in coal will be broken up. There is some
fear that the water may subside. and that the rise
may be heavy enough to carry the boats through
IN Louisville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18
THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT.
THE GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING THE CHARGES

THE GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING THE CHAhoA~
AGAINST SUPERINTENDENT DUDLEY.
The Grand Jury yesterday Investigated the CON-
plant against Henry ]. Dudley. Superintendent Of
the Department of Buildings, preferred by the Tax
payers Association He is charged with malfeasanca
in office. bribery corruption, and illegal appoint
ments aud other violations law. Several wit
were in attendance Testimony given by
Timothy West and John Rogers. President of the
Mechanics Exchange. The further hearing of the
adjourned till tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18

then considered the curious appearance called the
square shouldered aspect of which he showed
to be also in accordance with the theory that the
giant planets are still instinct with their primeval
fires.
The following shows Saturn with it's rings:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18

Several other sketches of Jupiter from different
views were next shown and much interesting infor-
nation impaired about his aud about his ru-
ture.
The next picture thrown upon the screen was
Saturn. This planet found to be In many
respects similar to his brother planet. Jupiter II
no effect on the great eoustoral belt The lecturer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
STATE NOTES.

THE b. / O. r. X. Co. have erected
large stock pens at Charlestown.
THE Weston Democrat says that corn
will be better in that section this season
than for many years previous.
TIE popularity Of the White Sulphur
this summer is evidenced by the fact
that thirteen hundred people were
seated at dinner, at one time, last week
THE colored people OF Jefferson cOun-
" will indulge in a grand celebration at
CharleStown, on the 22d instant, in
honor OF the adoption OF the Fifteenth
Amendment.
DoDDRIDGE county shipped several
car loads of wheat last year-the first
that ever went from her territory-and
expects this year TO make a still larger
shipment of that cereal.
APARTY of Red Men visited David
Poster and Jane Colens in Barbour
county last week, and notified the parties
named to sever their unlawful relations,
leave the country or take coat of tar
and feathers. It's presumed that David
is "posten" around in pastures new ere
this.
THE Winchester Times SAYS that a
man by the name of Cook, Mailing from
the Vermont of West Nirginia-Preston
county-made an assault upon two
gentlemen in Winchester and fired two
shots at them, the balls just fairly graz
ing one of the men. The assault was
entirely unprovoked, and the belligerent
Prestcnian was arrested and put in Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20

ing was most excellent, and the taber-
nacle was full and running over.
Rev. Peregog preached at 1880 O'Clock
to a vast audience.
Twelve o'clock, dinner! dinnerl every
where, and the wall Of chickens, the
mortal enemy OF preachers, loudly and
mournfully cries, "How oft would
have gathered my chickens under my
wing, but We willed it not.
Chlldren's meeting at the tabernacle
at 80 P. NJ. was well attended, and the
happy little faces and their bright intel
ligent answers are quite pleasing. An
other sermon at 2 p. VI. from the stand
by Rev. Stewart followed by short
prayer service. Services tonight as
usual.
We notice among the visitors to-day
DR.. Taylor, OF Beaver College; Rev.
Burt, OF East Liverpool; Revs. Ellison
Hingely and others; and we shall ex,
pect good preaching tomorrow. The
sacrament OF the Lords supper will be
administered at the close OF the morning
service. ETHEL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
THE BURR'S MILLS CAMP
GROUND.
Large Attendance and Interest
ing Seryices-PersOnal.
Correspondence Of the Register.
BURR'S Mills, MONDAY, Au

Correspondence OF the Register.
BURR'S Mills, MONDAY, Aug. Is.
After the crowd and confusion of yes
terday, this is a day of quiet, peace and
happiness to those tenting. The sun,
whose bright beams were Swallowed yes
terday by dark clouds, now shines bright
and beautiful as if glad to make earth
more lovely. Quiet reigns supreme and
comparatively few persons are in at
tendance to day. The usual programme
of camp meeting day has been carried
out, and several interesting and good
sermons preached, among which we
would particularly notice that of Rev.
Norrross, Presiding Elder OF Cambridge
district, who preached from the main
stand, at ~ o'clock p. NJ, 10 a large audi
ence, who were delighted with his SER
mon, which was replete in good things.
A mothers meeting at the tabernacle
TO offer PRAYER for urcOnverted children
was held at 81 O'Clock, which was the
grandest meeting held during the week,
the congregation being composed
almost entirely of mothers. Several
PRAYERS were offered and a general ex-
perience meeting followed. The testi-
monials were touching and beautiful,
and gave evidence that il is truly said,
"No love like mother love ever was
known"
The day closed with the usual ser
vices at the stand, and the best of feel
ing prevailed.
TUESDAY, August 10.
This is, to our mind, the most beauti-
full and enjoyable day of the meeting.
A delightful and refreshing breeze, the
deep, intense sky and the glorious sun
shine make the day perfect, and, save
the dust, one could not desire better.
The crowd is much larger than on Tues
day of other years, attributable, no
doubt, to the threatening and gloomy
appearance of Sunday, which prevented
many from attending. The crowd to-
day is estimated at four thousand, and
are as well behaved and good looking as
one could wish, so good We still hunger
for something new and tragical to please
you, but assure you IL cannot be found
in this camp-ground. The congrega
tons are larger than on any previous
day, proving that the people who are
here to-day came especially to enjoy the
preaching.
The class meeting at eight this morn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20

THE Huntington Adreri,ser refers to
visit from Hon. JOHN f.. KENSA on his re-
turn from Cincinnati as a member OF
the Congressional Investigating Com
mittee as follows:
"Hon. John f.. kenna called at our
sauct,uR last Monday on his way home
from attendance upon the meeting oil
the special committee to investigate the
alleged crOokedness in the COMPRESSION.
al election at Cincinnati. We learn
from him that the testimony adduced
goes far toward sustaining the charges
made in the memorial to Congress,
which induced the committees appoint
ment; but as no conclusion has been
reached by the committee, he very prop
erly declined to indicate his convictions
in regard To it. Mr.. kenna is in good
health
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20

SEC. SHERMAN, by way OF helping his
boom for the Presidency, has sent us an
advance copy oihisspeech to bedelivered
at Steubenville to-day, with the injunc-
ton that we are not to publish it until
after delivery-we won't. We propose
10 keep faith with JOHN in this regard.
We will not betray his confidence. His
speech Will keep. 1t is old enough to
take care of itself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
When the Bowels are Disordered

No time should be lost in reSOrting TO suitable
remedy. HoStetters stomach Bitters Is the most
reliable and widely esteemed medicine of its
class. 1t removes the causes of constipation or
of undue relaxation Of the inteStines, which are
usually indigestion or amisdirection of the bile.
When 1t acts as a cathartc, it does not grippe and
violently evacuate, but produces gradual and
natural effects, very unlike those of drastic pur-
gative; and its power ofaSsiStng digestion multi
fcS those irritating conditions Of the mucous
membrane Of the stomach aud intestinal canal
which produce first diarrhUa and eventually
dysentery. The medicine is, moreover, an agree
able one, and eminently pure and wholesome.
Appetite and tranquil nightly slumber are both
promoted by il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20

MEMPHIS, August l9.-Eleven cases
were reported to the Board OF Health
this morning, three OF whom were col
ored. Four deaths have occurred since
last night, namely, James Dolan, Anna
Wess, Albright and Baird The Off
cials are in consultation arranging for
the compile disinfection OF the infected
districts. Mai. W. W. GUY continues
to grow worse. His condition is ex-
tremelv critical. Hon. John Johnson
is improving slowly. The Golf family
is down with the fever at a point near
here, called Thomas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20

TENPERAxcE.a and anti-tobacco people
are wrestling nightly with the state
ment lust made in Western journal.
that Mr.. KINDER FERGUSON, who died
in Indiana this week, in his l09th year,
was a lifelong consumer OF whisky and
tohaccO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
That Silver Dollar.

Senator Blaine's silver dollar will buy
one bottle of DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal discovery. This medicine is a pure.
ly vegetable blood-purifer, pectoral and
tonic, and has been tested in thousands
of cases of chronic disease of the stom-
ach, liver and lungs, with unparalleled
GupcpSS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20

TuE American Bar association meets
at Saratoga to-day and tomorrow. JAMES
o. BRoADnEAD, of st. Louis, is the pres
ident, and Mr.. Henry HTcHcocS, ofSt.
Louis, is to deliver one Of the addresses,
on very interesting subject-''The In
volatility of kilograms" What has
become Of the West Virginia branch?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20

REPORTS from Nebraska indicate that
the growing crop OF corn will be the
finest ever known in the State. The
Weld of oats is also exceptionally large,
and that Of wheat well up TO the ave
rage. However great the general abund-
ance NAV be, there will be no difficulty
in disposing of the surplus at a profit,
as Europe will want all that We can
cpnra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20

ENGLAND has again been visited by
severe storms, doing great damage to
railroads as well as the wheat crop. The
crop left standing in some districts will
not pay Tor the cutting. England will
want this year in the neighborhood OF
$50. 900. 900 bushels of foreign wheat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
ST. GAINESVILLE, o.
Democratic Convention and Pri-
maries-POlitical NOtes-Run-
away-LOcal Happenings.
respondence Of the Register.

OOTTtoI UIIItIINt u tIIV IkNbt9tN4s
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, August 10.
The Democrats OF this county will
hold their County Convention at Bel
laire on Saturday, August 3Oth. The
election of delegates and committeeman
will take place in the various townships
and wards on next Saturday, August
23d. The number OF delegates in the
convention will be seventy-four, APP
portioned to the townships in the fol-
lnMinp order:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20

The season seems to be favorable to
railroad wars. The Pennsylvania and
Cumberland and the B. 4 o. are having
a bitter fight about a crossing at Cum
berland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
CHARLESTOWN AcADE.uY.

A PREPARATORY SCHOOL YOR DOYs AT
IA ChArlestOwn, jefferson county. West Va
FOUNDED in i7e6. Vim. II. Ksble. A. n. PriD.:
r. v Campbell "A. n and Medalist washington
and Lee Univ Asa Next sesioa begins
10Th. A full oour-e in Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics, Satuni Philosophy
and Chemistry. The school h veil supplied
with sppArstus for illustrator In th scfenoes
Por Catalogue cnTtAlning terms and pist Of testt
monials apr N tlIs Principal. ag1egys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20

The revisers of the authorized version
of the New Testament have just held
their ninety-first session, and will be
ready for publication within year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
SOLDIERS REUNION.

The time for holding the Soldiers Re-
union at Cumberland, Nd, has been
changed to Wednesday, September Sd.
No changes have been made in the other
published arrangements,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
Steubeuy,I,e O.. Female Seminary

DOARD. room AND LIGHT PR YEAR.
Id sl7a Tnitism. English and IAfip. Cd 10 90,
according u Glass; ene-q uartsr OF 70 Minister
daughter 4nslc. Painting and Modem Ian
u age- also 1t prices ~ suit the tinies send foe
Catalogue " XIV. A. n. REID, IN. D.. Princt-
pal ..... ...... AeeodsAg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIEroEs.

A FEELING of sympathy is growing up
Tor CoxKLING since Cath" (GEo, Al
FRED TowxsEND) has turned his squirt
gun against him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
NEST WRGiMIA UNIVERSITY.

NIyE DEPARTMENTS on STUDY; TExT.
N books furnished a. cesf calendar arrsnged
% suit tezthsp: xp~nses for one ycas nom M
% 400; bcn-secfan@n. liberal. thorough Yall
Term begins septeInber ID. ls79 ..Il /
For cEtAloyues ali other information, apply
10 the President, J. X THOMPSON, Morgan
town, West Va. axsgh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
Presentation Free

For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness, Loss
of Manhood, and all disorders brought on by in.
discretion or excess. Any Druggist has the in
gradients. Address DAVIDSON & co, rs Nassau
street New York iueieodwc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
GLORY TOBACCO CAUTION.


S<NOLD LRAF' or aud 4 o., In clOth
NJ Durham" on. aud Ca. IN cloth
scrap tobaooo, in u n taB'tag'-
Pull line 81 Cisss, hanging Ia prioe from go
mys ". REILLY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-20
EDUCATIONAL.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
stanton, Virgins.

Amy one Who desires 20 educate hb' daughter
thoroughly, on 0e lowcf krms and 10 N eype.~.
in one Of the frst schools for young ladies In the
United States, which opens September n. Is7S.
write for q Catalogue 70
Rev. DIR. WIN. A. HARRIs,
iyi5eodeurb President Blaur ton Va
, 1879-02-27
DEATtpN.

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Funeral srois, .lci,atspn Park CHINA, ,o.
sa' viii taken 70 o.ehi Gens,sr1,r e ta,1r III II.
q Now York City papers pica,s copy. ''
,EMAVENIht Castillo. n. y, su lbr ai,t ,u..
nm'y HUNTINGTON trHscn, sister of JudEs a's'' An
Funeral from thu ro.tlonce Of F., =. w,,,,,,,
atl!hxton. place. OF Thursday Afternoon AZ Sa
Dqr%hMI1Fs ~ at hts nie residence, II, W,ast
vary Gcnotefy. ''"'' Al" " sdEstoc "
nuqAN--The twnssst Of tho tito rhom,,,1 ,u
Ell! thkH plaza Thhrdayt Feb. ~; if1T ~ ~ Lffta
secnens Cl'uscl, At ~ ococks thence Y
FITznERALp-of pneumonia OF thu br,., =,
.dh Inst: tuhn Fitzgerald, nxGd Ii ycors n II.
C2ahtY Watetfnrd. IrGi4ntl. '' "sslFs u
Church. thance By cafs Il Caya.y sc,s,.s f.
eltld % Louis aid Mastn Joli.on' Al s;!'oa oat
ingnths AnI III days. N'' "s'"' yeaa J
Fnngrni, .esrioeA ie.iay ut clock a. IN, At
EpfNth Lutheran Church. corner Uesrburn +: - tsat!
0'llAYEl-17eh. 20 Edward o'l1aser. natt o,,.,..
FMnornl from tho rchdahcs Of bs ion E M,at ~ feat
lSa Fslday at III i. IT,, GY e.td}s s
~ Toronto toat.> papers rle..o cory.
NAW5ON-At tho residence ot h.t soa.tn.1.v um,
yters md 1hnntte. @"''at sesdit
fHneralaes sicns to.day At b. IN. at rc,tI.n.. o..
bttcMEnn.ny. kenialns takcn to WeeI4peft. \. ~
- Heeaspoft IN. i.}psfcrs r1case tpny. -
srAtisErT-09 Feb. 2s Louis Webster, bcoy.d .o.
Muptlls and q days, "eS- 'ete u
, 1879-02-27
THE CHINESE.
711n ACTION OF coxonEss ArrHo1

Tuh ACTION OF coHoREss APPROVED.
It was announced tl,at \ lnaas-mccting wotlll
bc held nt Maskcll Hall, on Dcsplalncs street,
Inst evening, for tho purpose Of considering the
anti. CAinrse measure recently passed by Con-
greas, and passing resolutions In It's support.
T1e meeting WIS chilled By committee OF about
n dozen men, Of which Alr. William nn1lcy xns
Chairman. About fifty pcrsons gathered ut tho
hall, md, niter waiting about nn hour, h(r.
Charles Ncwlands called the mcct[ng to order
md announced that, as there was small turn
out on accpunt Of the day pelngi holitlay, tho
shortncss OF the time sincc the no.
lie lie Weathcr. I 's tho III" meeting would b. BE-
postponed until Saturday evening, at the sume
plnce, when IL was hoped mud expected TINT
there would be large audience prcsent. Tile
following resolutions were III tho hands OF tho
Committee, alld wero to havo bern presented
lust evening:
Resotrtd, That this meetIng, representing tho
citizens Of Chicago. recognize tho tustict Of the
measure pGsstd BY conHgesa for thc pNsrse af re-
AtrEctlng Chinese tmnRrution to the unted States,
n;N that We aympathxe with Tho peon1s Of rho
Pacific Coast IN their endcayors IL rid Themselves
Of m evil from which they havo 10 lonE and pa
tLcptly suffered.
Rtsotrtd, That wa strongly urge the l'rcsident
of the Unliod States to hlgn the hs passed
by Congress, and thcsaby cnlttln himself to tue
lhnnkb of tho people.
Ktso,rfd That Iii Honor tho Mayor ba rcques,.
I'd 10 transmit these resolutions " Telegraph to
tho President 10. morrow. and that cumnltte1 Of
three be sppotntsd to call apon him for this pur-
Nut6.
, 1879-02-27
rtvo employment TO ialo labor 1T morn rcmun,

crntivp wages.
Another, who was idlo four months, earned
SEQ Ete cannot net work. lfu has aoven In
lta family, nIi.1 his oxpengcs wcro: Itent, So:
fiicl, $25: groceries s2U1: recreation, el5;
clothing, at,d stry.gootIs, k3I; education nl,d
Mewapapors. 81; other ttetis, $40; total, 1888.
This loft hin SS3 III debt, but tao doesn't tnGl,-
ton tue taet. lle rcfer. to .he tlya !, nanntas
convict contracts threw e50 honest mon out Of
employment. and lo comments thus. FFait.
Ing to prucure clnpl0yncnt, they become pau-
ucrs OF convlcts lild arc eventually TN
p1oycd BY tllcir former employers. The present
contract system Of prison labor suits employers
very well, as u gives them tho a'lyantago, Of
mechanics III Chicago enter complaint against
the present reduced wages, We rot tho consoEing
anAwar TINT we employers Of FREQ fnbor must
cont,cte w!tll prison labor There Is now coll
siderable rivalry among outside manufacturers
ms to wl,o will yet tile Southern PcnItcntfary."
a cablnetnaKcr, as to lf,e eiRht.liour ac',alne,
snys: Ut would give employment ton grcnt
many tneu who aro suffering now, bccause those
out of work llaye no money to buy anFthlhE,
md It would avotl the cause or oTerproluctioa."
Regarding moi uf htR trade thrown out Of tf1l-
ploymcnt, liz saws ''5omu remained here; tho
balance becane tfarnfs.n
Al,otllrr eays, anonE tho now establishments
started III tito last Fivu years Ia ono IT, Joliet,
wheru ninety hands arc employed. llc thought
the cfEht.h0ut system would result In many Idle
men getting employment.
Another On tic hitter subject says: " II would
brlng very prosperous t!mes, and be positive
bentilt to working reoplr."
The work OF computation ts necessarily Glow,
but whcn completed The result will b interest:
Ing, aud throw considerable light on tho mattol
which has bcun subject, to great extent, o1
conjecture,