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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-19

-s'On one occasion when Phoebe Cary
was at the museum in New YORK, looking
about at the curiosities," says Mr.. Barnum
II proceeded her and had passed down
a couple of steps. She. intently watching
a big anaconda in case at the top oil the
stairs. walked of mot noticing theml and
fell. | was just in time to catch her In my
arms and save her from dangerous faii.
i am more lucky than the first woman
MAS. who fell through the influence of the
serpent remarked Phoebe, as she recoy-
cred herself
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-19

when GeneralSir Henry Havelock marched
to the relief Of Lucknow, during the Sepoy re-
belon OF 1857, his arrival 10 said 10 have
been announced TO the distressed British gar
rison by the bag-pipes OF his Scottish rsgi-
ments
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
KENTUCKY LAWLESSNESS,
Lively Fight at Shelby City.

SHELBY CRY, KY, January 26.-At
the Democratic primary election held
here Yesterday, to nominate represen-
tatiye and jailcr, bad whiSkey for time
got the best uf reason, and "a usual re-
suited in a street fight, that Tor down
right pure cusSedness beat anything
ever witnessed in this locality. \
white man 10y the name Of George
Phillips, got into difficulty with u
negro named John Givcns, and fired
two shots AT him, one taking effect in
Givcn's groin, making an ugly but not
dangerous wound There was little or
no cause for the shooting, and this,
with other real or imagined grievances,
caused the negroes 10 cry Tor
blood. They charged on Phillips and
his friends, forcing them To retreat to
the Dodds Hotel, and then surrounding
il, there being no officers in town, they
had things their own way until the tour
o'clock stage for Ddnville was ready TO
leave. Ii was thought best To
send Phillips to Danyille inr
safe Keeping and accordingly he was
slipped out uf the hotel AMI put in the
stage WITH Nll hllltfI. lllt htEI'SH "tit
ui the impression that Phillips was
being helped ont OF town 10y his friends
and no sooner heard that he was on
the stage than they made rush for
il. The driver, Lee Withrow, took in
the situation at r glance and put his
horses down Ia dead run iorsaicty and
panville. The stage being heavily
loaded with pgsSeugcrS and baggage, Il
was atight race and Was kept up for
half mile, when the negroes gave
it up a. bad job They then came
back totoWn, and with lot OF drunken
whites from knobs made things lively
They finally dispersed, and at pres
cnt everything is quiet. There
were implements al war pro-
duced during the first stage oi the
fight to have sufficiently stocked a
Young army The grand jury can get its
work to good advantage, and will un-
loubtcily DO 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Iunn,ic Asylum Burned.

1T. Lotus. January 25.--A -. Joseph
dispatch SAYS that the state LunatiC
Asylum adJacrnt Ia that city Was dis
cuvcr,Sl abe On fire At =. NJ, and Was
totally DESTROYED No adequate nlea-
sur.s had ever been provided to cNtln-
guish frr, aud but little resistance Was
made Ia the spreading flames. The fire
originated i'm the laundry. some ui the
cmpluyrs were slightly S,urChrd IN at
tempting o. arrest the progress ct the
fire. The patients, about 80 IN num-
her, were safely removed, and hon a.
Cupy the courthouse in the city.
Everything j. heiug done tor their COM
fort, but they have suffered somewhat
from exposure and excitement. The
building MAS erected four wears asu AT u
yust oi slaO,OOO Eighteen months ago
there was 10000 Insurance on the
huiliing. hut the State refused an appTO-
priation "a continue the same, therefore
the loss i total.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
ST. LOUIS ICE GORGE.
Preparing for a Break-Up.

Sr. LOUIS, January 25.-The weather
for the past lew days has been 50 mild,
comparatively, that the opening OF the
river here Is looked forward TO as some
thing in the near future, and measures
are being taken 10 preserve and protect,
as far rs possible, all crafts in the harbOr.
With view to this, the harbor boat r..
G. Smith was set to work this afternoon
in breaking the Ice below Chestnut
street, and she plowed her way down
through the gorge and disappeared
round the bend in the course Of two or
three hours. The river is pretty well
blocked between here and Carondolet,
but the Smith willcu her way through
10 that point, ii possible, and together
with the transfer boat, the BUgy,
and several tugs, Will break
up the entire gorge below
here and open the water To Carondolet.
This will enable steamers, barges and
other craft To obtain safer positions than
they now occupy, and will giye the very
thick and dangerous Ice OF the gorge
above the bridge full and rapid move
ment through the harbOr when it breaks
and thereby greatly lesson the risk and
dangertO property along the shore. The
river has risen about eight inches the
past two days, and should this weather
continue few days longer, the Asage,
GascOnade aud other streams having
their rise in the Ozark mountains will
swell and burst their ice bonds, pour
their floods into this Missouri, and open
that river with rush. This, OF course,
will sweep out the gorge above here and
open the Mississippi 10 Cairo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27

FOREIGN.
Suffering Of the English Poor.

Suffering Of the English Poor.
LONDON, January 25.-The weather in
Great Britain continues severe and the
number OF distressed poor greatly in
creased.
Blockaded by Snow.
In Paris traffic is almost suspended
by snow. In Brittany and other
provinces telegraphic and railway COM
munication are interrupted. Light ships
are abandoning their stations on ac-
count OF the ice.
Death Of q Missionary.
PANAMA, January 25.-Rey. c. NJ.
Berdsell, Protestant missionary at
Aspinwall, died on the 18th inst. lie
was graduate of Baldwin University,
Ohio, and has been on the lsthmus only
three months.
Afghan Affairs.
CALCUTTA, January pa dispatch
from Jellalabad says, Iakoobkhan had
seized Fort Fizen, belonging to Bababa,
Kahhel and Ghilzos, taking the chiefs
prisoners, in consequence OF which
Ghilzos has begun hostilities against
Yakoobkhan. Kohastanis and Gabseate
have also deserted Iakoobkhan.
PARIS, January 25.-tienerals Bour-
baki, Batailla. Renson and Delatirgue,
commanding respectively the 18th, 9th,
10th, and 18th army corps, have been
placed on the retired list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.
STATE BoNps-Dull.


STATE BoSDs-Dull.
SrocKs-The stock market, although
less active than yesterday, was never
theless extremely buoyant, and the up
ward movement IN prices was contin.
ued. The advance ior the day ranged
from Ia y per cent, the latter
Michigan Central. Northwestern, st.
Paul, Canada, Southern 1llionis, and
coal stocks, were also prominent in the
upward movement. Among the invest
ment shares Rhode Island, New York
Central and Chicago and Alton, were
again higher and on good demand. The
closing dealings were characteri: ed by
great strength and activity in the
entire list; and in number oi instances
the highest quotations oi the week were
current. The transactions aggregated
333, 900 shares, oi which II 900 were
Erie, 1000 preferred, 81 900 Northwest.
crn common, 1000 preferred, 5000
1t. Paul common and 800 preferred,
IL 900 Lake Shore, 10000 Delaware,
I.ackawanna and Western, 1900
Wabash, 1900 Michigan Central, 10
Ohio common and 1000 preferred,
1000 Morris and Essex, 1000 Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh, 1900 St Louis,
Kansas City aud Northern, 1000 New
Jersey Southern, 5000 Canada south.
5000 New Jersey Central, 1000 II. Joe,
5000 Illinois Central AMI 1000 Kansas
pa,if,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27

RICHMOND, Va, January 2j.-The
East Hanover Prcsbytery, by a vote OF
IS 70 q has restored to the ministry
Dr r. T. Rairl, suspended last wear tor
allrged irregularities with funds of the
Pp,shyterian Board ot Publication, oi
which body he was Secretary. The
grounds Tor restoration are that the
Prrsbytery find III. Baird has male a
distinct amt penitent acknowledgement
Of the moral wrong done by him and
expresses penitent sorroN Tor the great
injury u the cause oi Christ and the
Church, resulting thereirOm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Murder and suicide.

CHICAGO, January 25--On THURSDAY
night wen to do tauncr named O. +.
Hull, residing nearthe village ui WasSun-
VILE, Iowa, rOse in the night, and wilhan
axe split open the head oi has daughter
Emma, aged eighteen, ami Immediately
thereafter shot himself with a pistol
With fatal effect No cause j. known
a. he MAS unusually fond al his family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27

DKrEorT, Mica, January 25.--Advioes
from Lansing this afternoon say IL u
rumOred there, and believed by proIni-
nent members ot the Legislature, that
senator Christiancy vii surely resign
his seAt in the United States senate and
accept the mission 10 Peru, in which
contingency, il l. said, there i hardly
a doubt u the election a ex-senator
Chandler 10 Oil the vacancy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Obi, I.Ari.la,nrn

CouNBUs, o., Jan. 25.-In the House
this afternoon a bin Was introduced to
allow pay 10 witnesses in all cases before
mayors' and justices oOurts A r-so-
luton Vas offered and ordered printed
directing inquiry into the desirAtShty
oi er,-cting home for INDECENT widows
of soldiers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Weather Indications.

WASuINGruN, January I'll A. N
Fol the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, southeast Ia south
west winds, increasing cloudineSs anil
pos Ihly light rains.
For the Lower Lake Region, partly
cloudy and slightly warmer Seather,
with southwest 10 westerly winds, fall
ing barometer and light snow or rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Coal Mine ON Plrn

forrsvILLE, January 25.-The Locust
Gap mines, between NJ, Carmel and
Shamekln, operated by Messrs. Grasber
4 Shepps, are on fire three hundred ieet
below the surface. Ii is thought that
they Will have TO be flooded 20 prevent
The names trom spreading 10 other
mlnes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
DRY GOODS.
New York.

N.w YoRx. January IS. Dry Goods
Business of the week ended has shown
u decided increase in activity, especially
in staple cottons, prices al which arr
generally firm. White nwrk rhirtings
now quiet. Printing cloths strong,
10000 pieces sold at SIC. Woolens quiet
Foreign goods generally firm, with sales
light. An important auction Oi laryr
stocks oi fine imported woolens, dam.
aged 10y water IN the Worth street ir,
will bc held next "Wednesday. Cocheco
prints opened to-day nt SIC for hncies.
Oricntalr opened nj sic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Ch.rr.d wi,h rmher,l.man,.

CINCIxNArI, u. Jan. 6.-G. W. Nel-
son, who has held the orhce Of county
treasurer Of fsyelte county. Ind two
terms. enjoying the oonhdencs and ne
spect OF AL, has been arrested charged
With embeIIling nine thousand dollArs
OF the conniy funds. Histrial VII take
place in Wayne county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
US senator Elected.

IITIIE RnCE, January 25.-The Joint
assembly ot the legislature, to-day,
elected J ID. Walker, OF Washington
counTy, Unite,l States Senator by yot.
oi - AGAINST a. Tor Robert ". johnson,
his chief cOmpetitor and > scattering
votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
y,rx,pi. COusre.aousl Election.

RICHMOND, January 25.-R l. 7.
Bean, Conservative, elected "a the
Forty-sixth Congress, has bsen chosen
10 an the vacancy caused by the death
of Representative Douglas The vote
wss small.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
A Chance For Musicians.

CINCINNATI, January 26.-The Gin.
cinna,i Musical Festival Association
announce to-day that they will giye a
prize Oi 81 90 for an original eompo-i.
tion Tor the orchestra and chorus Ia IT,
performed in the Festival next year
Competition IL liInite'l to native Amer.
cans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27

TAIIEYroNN, Y j., Jan. 9t.-A colli-
sion between freight trains on the Cen
tral railroad resulted in the death Of
byron Wright, conductor. and David
Jones, fireman, and the smashing Oi
Lnnr ,.ars and the lnEOmntiNe ami tender.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Very respectfully,
JAMES PEbwOEfu.

Corner Of Water and Matthews s,Hsts,
Norfolk.
The symptoms II this distressing oon,-
plAini, lirhing Pilcs, - a moiaure-like
JerspirstiOn, distressing itshinz, a.
though pm worms were Cr4s linz, par
uculArly At night, when undressing 90
after getting warm in besl; OftentiIBes
shows it-rlf arOuhd the private parts.
and II allowed % oantinns, very serious
results may IOiloE. Remember,
''SUayne's Ointment = a pleAsani and
sure eurp, allays all itching At 0noe, no
sEnarting OF burning sensaiiou whAtever.
IL also cures tetter, szf rheum, t'Arber's
itch, piInPles, sore-be1is, rinz-wonn,
and All erusiy, szAly, itchy skin erup-
tons. Price, 20 oents q box. thres
boxes, SIS. sent BY mail % any sd-
dress on rrc-ip, Of price lin currency CO
postage s;Ampsl, by DR.. svayne A Son,
fhilSlelPhiA Sold by al prominent
druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Read tins I.etter,

NoRFUtE, Va, October lst, 1873.
have lreen suffering With Itching
Piles for eight years, anil coulh 2rt moth
ing 10 give me relief until saw your
Advertisement ia the Norfolk LaI,dsaaSk.
purchased box of SWayne's All-beal-
ing ointment, and IT, u-s has male a
T.erisSt cure. You can make use a this
II any service u you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Chicago.
/, 90 1 Chicago.
CHICAGO, January Is. - Flour
ad haao.od Mhaai-0niaa

CHICAGO, January Is. - Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet
but Arm; No. 9 red winter S6Ss7c; No.
Chicago spring safe cash; S5ftsS5tc
seller February; 86IoS63c seller March;
No. 3 Chicago spring 70tc; rejected SIC.
Corn Steady, with q fair demand at 30:
SOlc cash; 30tc seller February; Sic sell
ler March; S5I@S5ic seller May. Oats
Market dull and prices shade lower
at lsjc cash; 20tc seller March; 2Sic sell
ler May. Rye-Steady and unchanged.
Bariey-Stesdy and firm at 90692c.
Pork-Steady with fair demand at
s. IS cash; s. 20 seller February; ~ 10
@s 0el seller March; - 0Sta9 l7i seller
April Lard-Steady with fair demand
at s. 95 cash; 8 97t(sS 70 seller Feb
ruary; 81 07l(d6 10 sci er March 81 ia
@6 90 seller April. Bulk Meats--Easier
at s. 30d4 25a4 20. Dressed Hogs
Steady with hir demand at 81 5Ota3 65.
whisky-Steady and unchanged at
81 0i.
PHILADELPHIA, January 25.--Flour-
Cuiet; supertine - 25tG2 IS; extra s. %
as 50; Ohio and Indiana family $4 75tG
5 T5; st. Louis do. $ Oos5.5; Min.
nesota do. 81 eSS4 *; high grades
81 OO(s7 20. Rye flour-N 81 7jtG
2 s7I. Whcat--Quiet; No. red am.
ber 81 O5l; asked 81 Odl white 81 O7C9
I Oh; No. = Chicago 90(aa5c. Corn
Quiet; steamer i3c; yellow 4ic; mixed
ttc. Oats--Stcady white western D,G
Sic; mixed western skap:A. Rye
Quiet; western 52c. POvisions-Steady.
Pork-At 81 Na 10 80 Beei-Indis
mess lSJtalsic. Hams Smoked 7iCg
Sic; picked 6!tS7c. larl-,luict; prime
steam 81 -. Butter-Dull; New York
State ami Bradford county, Pa, extra
2l(S2:G; Western Reserve lGa2G.
Cheese Qnict and steady; western 81
tDSlc. Pctrolcun- Refined Ole; crude
Sic. Whisky--Nominally unchanged.
Toledo.
ToLEDO, January Wheat Weak;
No. / white Michigan 0ilc; extra white
Michigan ajlc; amhrr Michigan spot
Ollie; No. > red winter spot and seller
January 9jlc; seller February 0Sic; No.
3 rcL Ole; western amber Gi,c. Corn
Firm: No. . spot 3asc; seller MAY B.c
sak@l; BIc bid. Oats--Quiet; No. >
22lc.
Pittsburgh.
PirrsBrRGiI, January .5.-Petroleum
Quiet; crude 81 ~ at Parkcr's for
Immediate shipment; refined 9lc for
Philadelphia delivery.
LIvEsTook.
Chicago.
CWpAGo, January 25.-The Drwrrs'
Journal reports hogs receipts ~, 600 head;
shipments 400 head. Packers l0c
lower at 81 0Na3 -; light higher at
81 0Dta3 Is; choice heavy 81 ,Ota3 ~.
Cattle --Reccipts 1900 head; ship
ments $3.50 head. Good shipping 81 ~
nj W; stpkcrs easier, but choic, is
stronger.
Sheep Receipts? 200 head shipments
40O head Market slow at - O0ai o.
Cincinnati.
CiSciSSArI. January 25.-Hogs-
Steady and firm; common s2..7Sa3 ~;
light s. 2jm3 90 packing 81 5ta3 20;
butchers 81 7OtcA3 30. Receipts i,ia0
head; shipments isi head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2@3 Per Csnt-Govsrn-
ments Active - Flour Steady - .a.
Wheat Quiet = Hogs
Steady and Firm.
FINANCE.

NEW YoRK, January 25.-MoNrY-
Market easy at 2(a3 per cent, closing
at > per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3l@5 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills 4S5; sight exchange on
New York 4S7i. ...
GoyERSMRNTs-Active
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Asthma and Dis,reasinE Cough Cured

MY mother WAS grcat sufferer from
Asthma, cough, could not slecp, her
symptoms beJAme very alarming, short
breath, pains and oppression. Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry restored her % goH,l health. H..
Never. grJsccr. Seventeenth and CaTPen-
ter Stp-ets. Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
PHYSCIANs CECnNNENp N.

Dr. Thomas J. Bhoals, BoyeTtoNn,
Berks county, Penn, writes; Dr.
Swayns's Compound Syrup ot Wild
Cherry / esteem very highly; have been
selling and Recommending il % my pa
tients for many years. and 10 always
proves efiicacious in obstinate coughs,
bronchial and asthmatical Affections. Ii
has made some remarkable cures in this
section, AMI consider il the best rem
eiy With which | am acquainted. frice,
trial size, - cents bottle. lApge size,
81, or SIX bottles for S. Prepared only
by Dr. SNayne 4 son, PhilaielphiA
Sold by all leading druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
The Kid Glove Case.

WAsmSCTpN. January 25-Ihe COIn-
miitee on WAYS and Means decide that
they have not time At this session 1t
Congress 10 make al investigation into
the KID glove Clses A. requested by 4.
T. Stewart 4 Co. The request Sas oon-
CURED IN by Secretary sherman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
Ayers Cherry PectoraL

The 30 oospsi
tsns shkh hare ga.
~ ssyasdsnr~ II nan.
hiDf ssd bseo - .
b o gssh si q woods
snssx hsS oaly oee
bot m any nA1oss.
fauS have extrnsssiI
l-zsJ sistaa resksys
no s,fsf ever nrrarrd ~
ubis . ssD~Itafkya, 40
rsslntsir>si if ~ ksg
- AJsrs rtsry Pc
tosai It kas bssn
Ens..a A.. H. ..l.lLe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-27
LIVE STOCK.

CiNClNSATI. January 25.-Hogs-
Steady and firm; common s2.1Ss3 ~;
light s. 2ja3 70; packing 81 5OCa3 30;
butchers s, 70CnS 10. Receipts 400
head; shipments iS head.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-05-28
Facts About Phosnhorus.

1t is now about two hundred years
since phosphorus was first obtained by
Brand, of Hamburg. So wonderful was
an eminent philosopher or the day, gave
brand three hundred dollars for the
eeoreS OF It's preparation; Kraft lR thafn
of Europe, exhibiting. Phosphorus
resembles beeswax, but it is more trans
parent, approaching the color of amber.
Its name, which is derived from the
Greek, signifies "light-bearer, )" and is in
dicative of its most distinguishing quail
ty, being self-luminous. Phosphorus,
when exposed to the air, shines like a
star, giving out beautiful lambert,
greenish light. Phosphorus dissolves
in warm, sweet oil. If this phosphorized
oil berubbed over the face in the dark
the features assume a CHASTITY appearance,
and the experimentalist looks like a
veritable living will-o'-the-wisp. The
origin of phosphorus is the most sim
gular fact concerning it. Every other
substance with which we are acquainted
can be traced to either earth or air, but
phosphorus seems to be of animal
origin. Of all animals man yields the
most; and of the various parts of the
body the brain yields, by analysis, more
phosphorus than any other. The fact
is OF no little moment. Every thought
has. perhaps, a phosphoric source. 1t
is ceTtJa ain that fine moot intalloctraI no.
ings contain the .most phosphorus. 1t
generally happens that when singular
discovery is made many years elapse be-
fore any application of it is made to the
welfare and happiness Of man. This
remark applies to phosphorus.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-05-28
Phosphorescent Meat.

A very striking example of this inter-
esting and relatively rare phenomenonis
recorded by DIR. Nuesch. Hearing one
evening a cry of alarm issuing from the
pantry, he FASTENED thither, and saw, to
his establishment, that about dozen
pork chops, which were lying in dish,
were Illuminating the whole. place with
greenish light, which was so strong
that the features of the persons who
stood by could be clearly distinguished,
and also the minutes and seconds on the
face of II watch. On being examined
under the microscope, the surface of the
chops was found to be covered with n
number of minute bacteria, of various
forms and sizes, which were phosphor-
| cscent; some of them remained motion
less, while others moved about in diff
ferent directions. The meat was not
bad, nor had it any peculiar smell. The
butcher having been questioned on the
subject, said that for several weeks all
the meat, even the beef which he kept in
his shop, which was very clean, had
been phosphorescent. The author went
to the place and convinced himself that
one-half of the slaughtered oxen, cows
and pigs were most brilliantly phosphor-
escent, especially on the line between
the fat meat and the lean. The brilliant
mass spread more and more over the
pieces of meat, and could be removed
with knife to other portions of the
bodies; if the latter were fresh the phos.
phorescent mass was quickly increased
AS soon as putrefaction set in the bril-
laney eHtjrSslGHb paak issdr7 When sulphurous
carbolic or salicylic acid or alcohol was
added 70 the si REggeBagga atjj2aoT In ttbi
from Easter to Whitsuntide, as long as
the mean temperature did not rise be.
yond fifty degrees Fair. It's disappear.
ance may have been owing either to the
rise in the temperature or to the vapors
of the carbolic acid and other disinfec-
tants which were used. The same phe-
nomenon has been met with occasion.
ally before--in 1899, at Padua, where il
was described by Fabricius alb Aqua.
pendente; once in Austria, and a third
time, in 1868, in Bern, and in Heidelberg
in the disseeting-room of the university
-British Medical Journal.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-05-28
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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-05-28

DR.. Il. b iFoote, in his Health Mo,sttlv,
says the tenement-house reform inaugur-
ated in New York is q good movement
but that while well-to-do people gener,
ally are becoming wild over the plans
for delivering the poor from their i'll
ventilated apartments, their own houses.
lecture-roops, churches, places ofamuse,
ment, ETC., are choked with foul air. In
most of oir large churches. in cold
weather, more attention is given to
warmth than to the purity of the air.
AS rule, Tip lecture-rooms of our med
ical colleges which ought to be models
in this respect, are as bad or worse than
a cheap. showroom; nor can you go into
a counting-i2om or other business place
on January day and not find that more
attention is Siven to heat than to ven
tilation-the thermometer often marking
eighty degrees or OVER
The Mendelsphn Piano Co., No. 81 Eas
loth street, T., sell Pianos at Factory
prices. Write DR. catalogue.
Chew Jacksore Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
mohePogue's sitting Bull Durham TobaccoJ