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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-03-11
TIMELY TOPICS.

An Ohio paper of statistical bent
publishes the following item descriptive
of an incident which might well have
taken place even if it did not There
was so much splitting of tobacco juice at
his lecture in Hamilton, Ohio, that Pro-
fessor Proctor took notice of il and made
mathematical calculation in regard to
it. "Let us suppose" continued Pro-
fessor Proctor, "that the moisture ex-
truded in this unpleasing way in Ohio
in the course of year would, it uni
formly distributed, correspond to the
addition of a film of moisture no thicker
than postal card over the entire State.
Then if there are but 200 postal cards to
the inch there would in 1000. 900 years
be formed sea about 10 yards deep
over the entire State. And as in the
course of my lecture l had occasion to
speak of the earth's future during 2, ,500,-
600, 900 years. it would seem to follow
dreadful thoughtD that'the sea would
rise over Ohio and neighboring States
of equal salivarY potentiality to height
of nearly 200 miles! Noah's flood was
nothing to this"
When General Grant had completed
his trip through Florida, he gave the
New York Tr't6u,,e's correspondent his
conclusions rs to the future of that State.
81 think" he said, "that lorida has
bright prospect. Her productions will
be a monopoly; and besides her oranges,
pinesp pples and semi-tropical fruits and
vegetables, she will in time produce the
sugar for the consumption of the entire
country. Then she grows the finest
o f svapio o9'to ;rI 80 - % a,o,,so
10 ,1n1,,a Tha,, on" 1,rho,, tho .,,o,,,,, Iand IL
| the choicest kind of rice country. Tile
soil. while apnarentlv barren. is suited
| TO the climate. and there are extensive
beds of material for fertilization that
will not only supplv the needs of the
land. hut wifi he an article of export. y
,.
An Engllsn lmpostor OF the gentlel
sex has been unmasked nc GREENSBORO
after pelng petteu ana leu py tne peneVo
lent since 1854 under the impresslo1
that she was SO III OF paralysis lIi;lG sht
could not Ieave ner pea Wlshout nelp
During an tnls tlme she hao suoS,stet
on tne cnariUy OF Ille toWhsl9lk, anu ire
qucntly the prayers OF Lhe GHurcn nav
heen requested IN ner peilan. Pug 81
Cillo uliii, w. VIII ~ oiAo m"7 a.
on, OF ilkely 10 enter her 9"elclIns' Ili
Io S,,I0staot;al 70 n,eoI and cot II wifi reI;sh
A. iasf after a nuarter of a centnrv .
dooention , she hos heen folnd ont
Sonop nrv;ng naiobhors invaded he
,rirccyp a. fines When thew were No
avneci,.d and E,,nG hnr not only ont y
he'd and dressed hut making a heart
rnea, vn ''AN' N'
Inc work oi tne Dlole r., Iev!sion N TIa coti,
mlttee. Sc Iar as concerns rile New IesIa
n.eno ls now suo:,antiully ehueo: III an
tne reVlse4 leHC VIII pi9DaplS oe totih .ll
aliy anu ilnaliS PTollsnuo utling ~
coning su.iiiiel Ii ~ ilioIe apvoooasno ,,
cpul9 9rS ne sclte.eu, iof the . pigsGnI aeai
We M nitH centenaly oi lile Puo,ica'I0n .,i
NyGlI9es ,s9a I5ahsiItion M VI tnG d Dipie ,ie
printed IN noIo. dnc wEik =, Es mas ueSn ~ :,
~? on sinluithnTTusly TG ~ i.hs lanu ah VI
! ~ l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-21

The register of the August. Hon.e g.
Nat. 'oe' OF names of the solid men Of
rec,as mo are in the city on matters con.
as u WIN the tax on railroads and telegram
Cn, Among them we notice. H.,
w. VS. T. stetson, Bangor; Hon. Noah
d. 1913, bangor Henry B. Cleave.. Portland !.
o. Young, Brunswick; Hon. Hen.
y ingalls,, Wiscasset; ex.Governo- g.
woourn' Skowhegan; George E. r J.ck.on
s.n.s, a,is' Josiah H. Drummond, Gen.
D., o. anderson, and W. f. Putnam
''A"u; hon. F. A. Pike and Hon. s. G.
Do"nes' Calais Besides these and other
p'o''ihent men, Governor Davis Council
are stopping at this hotel. 1t is seldom tina,
81 .,'ueh capital is represented under one
roof here in Maine.
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tory, vas wrecked. The western part va
completely blown down. The students JUL
escaped Many buildings in the city were
badly damaged, and minor casualties are re-
ported.
! ST. LorIs, April 20. A child was found
at Marshfield lodged in a tree 20 feet above
the ground, but slightly hurt. Twelve doc
tors and nurses have left Rolla for that place.
The loss by the tornado is estimated At
&40, 200. Every business house is in ruins.
! Of 500 inhabitants scven-eighths are without
houses, clothing, food OF means to procure
| them. The destitutiou and suffering are ter
rible. A great many bodies are lying in the
court house. Of the total number Of killed.
which is not far short Of a loo, not more than
a dozen have been buried. At Grays Creek
seven houses were demolished. Several Of
the inmates were injured The storm passed
through Fulton, doing immense damage to
farm property and destroying number OF
houses at New Broomfeld. 4 woman was
killed by falling house and a negro girl by
lightning. A terrific storm visited the south
ern part of Moniteau county, doing great in
jury to property, and killing and wounding y
number Of persons. The storm first struck
the little town Of Prattsville, and destroyed
alr.ost every house. Ii passed down the val
ley toward North Moreau. destroying nearly
every ouliuiuy III ito track. Inc names Oh
nine killed are reported and thirty wounded
Subscriptions of s., 200 were taken up on
change. this noon, for the sufferers and more
will be raised. Clothing, medical stores and
other necessary supplies will be sent. Storm
seems to have extended over q very large
part of the State. Great destruction of prop
erty and loss of life occurred within radius
of 80 miles Of Jefferson City. The house OF
Mr. Baker, five miles from that city, was de-
stroyed and the whole family swept away in
it. injuring them severely. House Of MIR.
Wade was blown down, carried a considera-
BILE distance and Joseph and Virgil Wade in
jured. Mrs. John Zimmerman, living near
Mr.. Wades, had her hip Crushed. Farm
buildings of Mr.. Meyers were torn to pieces
and Henry Eggre had his leg broken and
Mrs. Antweilcr was badly hurt. Enos Cor
don was lifted into the air and carried some
distance.
Great damage and loss of life are reported
al Russelville, ~ miles miles southwest Of
Jefferson City. in Morgan county, but moth
ing definite has been procured from there. In
Galloway county, IN addition to those men,
toned last night. tour houses were demolished
and great amount of damage done to other
dwellings. Reports from Texas county says
the town of Licking was badly torn up and
nearly half the place destroyed, but give no
details.
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THE STORM.

Ell PAso, ILL.,, April 20. The damage by
hurricane here will aggregate many thousand
dollars.
miles track of the storm the destruction Of
property will take over Sl0O, 900 to replace
Some persons received dangerous injuries.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, April 20. The State
University suffered severely BY the storm. A
large part Of the main building was unroofed
The old University building, used - domi
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nouItrv Association.

Ala meeting of the directors of this asso'
.:..;on held Monday morning in Portland. 70
consider the cxpediency of giving an enn'0''
.:~m ,hs coming season, there was f"li eN'
nression of opinion, and and: it. it., was sxh a
deemed not advisable. The last ASH, rs" show.
was probably one of the oes. 81, p ,%n n1evailins
ever given.n this country, a r%o ,%S at Least
;dea was that the next one sho 'aa,,,a not bs
not fall behind that, ana tneie :" do Justice
time this season for our Ian.ie,' II was f.
to themselves or the ass S mast exhibition al
naliy aes'' IN January, 1882. when 1t IVA, wa,
iort,anu, ,;snl.v could be made exeeii'"s
thoa ,s;ns = Of %'I The kind ever held.
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MsetanH u Blaine CIub-Arranxenents
Al a meeting Of the ExeeutivesC Committee
Oh the Blaine Club Of Maine, held at the Au-
susta House on Tuesday evening. arrange
menfs were concluded for attending the Chi
cago Convention. A special train over the
Eastern Railroad will leave Portland Thurs
oay' May 9th. on arrival Of train from Ban
sor, and Will leave Boston at six P. NJ. going
over the Boston and Albany, n. Y. Central and
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroads.
arriving in Chicago Saturday morning. The
rare Tor the round trip from Portland will be
80 Wagner sleeping cars to Chicago s.. so:
tickets to be obtained Of Ii. S. Osgood. Treas
urer OF the Club, Portland, Me. Tickets over
Name Central Railroad to Portland and re-
turn at one fare for round trip, to be obtained
a' all stations. Ample hotel accommodations
nave been engaged at the Gardiner and Mat
uson Houses, and rooms can be secured by
corresponding with the Secretary of the Club.
D. SWEET Rowe, Augusta, Maine
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Inc saw mill of. p. Wyman & Son ia a
Dusy place. Some forty men are empIovea
MS nrm produces sash and blinds mostly
ana market the product in the State The
oroers which they receive indicate that there
VIII De great deal of building done in Maine
'',iS season. The firm is now getting GU,
window sashes and frames for Aliens new
DOCK Lumber has advanced from 30 to IOO
per cent within year. Stock which twelve
months ago cost $3.50 per NJ. now is cheap
al 500. The great ice houses down river take
great deal Of lumber for their construction
mere has been no serious accident in this
mill for two wears past.
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scc,etv Of Maine Men.

society Of Maine MEN, 49,
There has been lately formed in chicago
m organization called the Society OF the
Sons Of the State of Maine. Any man born
in Maine, who is now resident OF ILLINOIS,
% elogible for membership. The objects OF
-. =, ac;e,v are 10 cultivate friendly relations
,,i ;,h each other and to revive and perpetuate
W., " ~" memories of their early homes and ma,
tive State The regular meetings 5 are s Sea
quu .rd december. The following are
,ha officers which ware elected for the pres
ent year: ,c,.,s Drummond.
ist Vice President-Hon Leonard Swe'.
az VIZ Presideut-Hon. J. Young Scam
mon. o...u
Secretarv-John s. Brewer. ~ u
n;rcctors- John n. yewett. Charies ~
uarse Charles p. Kimball, George l.. Dun n
i MO's Jobn Fl. Clough, Baniamin " Page 40
ner Taylor.
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An association composed Of union eA-so'
diers and others, for the promotion OF w.
principles of the Republican party, an" c"''e :.
1.-THE Androscoggin Veteran Loyal League
has been formed in Lewiston. on
evening the following officers were eieo'e.
President. Nelson Howard; Vice rresiue"''
J. NJ. Sherman; Secretary, {. II. "o'u'
The association will hold weekly meethss'
and its next meeting will be next ""''
evening
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The Executive Council.


The Governor and Council are having n
busy session this week Monday hearing
was granted Hon. Noah Wood and Charles
r. Stetson. Esq, in behalf of the European
Il North American Railway Co., touching the
taxation Of the same company by the State.
Henry ingalls,, Esq, of Wiscasset, appeared
Tor and was granted hear ing in behalf of the
Anox & Lincoln Railroad Co.
On Tuesday, the returns of Railroad and
Telegraph companies doing business in the
State were referred TO the Committee on
Taxation and Expenditures. The petition
for the pardon of Sawyer Harris and Charles
L. Benson was referred to the Committee on
State Prison and Pardons, and hearing
thereon was given. Mr.. Vinton of Gray APP
peared for the petitioners. The petition for
ike pardon of Alpheus NJ. Priest was present.
ell and referred to the Committee on State
Prisons and Pardons, and legal notice having
been heretofore published hearing thereon
was given. Mr.. Sanborn of Bangor ap-
peared for the petitioner.
A hearing on the petition for the pardon of
- Williams of Portland was given. Col.
John c. Cobb appeared for the petitioner.
A hearing was granted the Maine Cen
trail Railroad Co. upon the matter of taxing
said company. Hon. Josiah \. Drummond
appeared in behalf of the company
Hon. w. L. Putnam of Portland was grant
ed hearing in behalf of the Boston & Maine
Railroad Co., upon the subject of taxation
by the State of said Co.
Hon. +. A. Pike appeared in behalf of
the Houlton Branch 4 ST. Croix Railroad Co.
Hon. Nathan Webb appeared and was heard
in behalf of the Portland. Saco & Portsmouth
Railroad Co.
Gen. S. j. Anderson of Portland was Civ
ing hearing in behalf of the Portland ( Og-
densburg Railroad Co.
Hon. John A. Waterman of Gorham was
granted hearing for and in behalf of the
Portland & Rochester Railroad Co.
Hon. L. G.. Downes appeared and was
granted hearing in behalf of the ST. Croix
{ Penobscot Railroad Co.
Phillip H. Stubs, Esq, was giving hear
en- in behalf of the Sandy River Railroad
Co.
Rev. DR.. Butter appeared and was given
hearing in favor of the taxation of the Rail-
roads doing business in the State.
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U,rxry DISEASES

IxcnEAsk OF K!ps1I s, pishss.S reveal an
r published Vita, ~, s's1 anserou. form.
Kidney Disease; caused no a aoS the excessive
iousness of modern hVi n.;,," a All Kid.
use Of beer and other ssrasro"s. from their ten
ney disorder; are n aansD Disease The true
cure for all Kidney. HINTS REMEDY,
Urinary Complaints .n Is Liver Medicine. Il
the Great k.an Ey;ah..s Disease, and all who
s INF should give it trial Trial size. Z;
Sold by all f&wlw.
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The following is going the rounds at An
gusta: Russ Clement, against whom severa,
indictments for selling liquor are pending.
and who, by the way, has since mysteriously
disappeared: said to an acquaintance who
called on him soon after the last search and
seizure, in answer to the interrogatory
"Well' Glenn, what have they been doing to
your! "Pll tell you, Charles, they are bound
to dive all the brains. intellect and business
out of town. They have driven Pillsbury
OF and now have commenced on me-
LeWiston Journal
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CONDENsED TELEGRAMs.

The French Senate ard Deputies have re-
assembled.
General Joseph A. Revere, Mexican war
veteran, is dead.
The English liberals have not made any
arrangements about the premiership.
A band of Albanians who crossed the
Servian frontier, were repulsed by Servian
troops.
Base ball, at Troy, n. Y-Troy Citys. 81 !;
Baltimores, I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-21

Conductor Dennis Drew has moved into
the north half of NJ. V. Il. Chases house on
Chapel street Mr.. Charles Gibbs, lately a
resident of Northern Avenue, has rented the
Russell house on Melville street, lately occl,-
pied by Mr. c. b. johnson.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
MAINE.
The Good TemplarS.

hC oVOu VthPsusSs
BANGOR, April 20. The annual session of
the Grand Lodge of Good Templars of Maine
convened here this morning. with large at
tendance. The following Grand Worthy Off
GERS were elected at the evening session:
A. J. Chase, Deering. Chief Templar
Il. Il. Simonton, Camden. Counsellor
Mrs Hodgdon. Watervlle. Vice Templar
G. +. Bracket, Belfast, Secretary
II. II. Burbank. Saco, Treasurer
Rev. John Allen, Pennington. Chaplain
G. C.. Lee, Foxcroft, Marshal
This is Mr.. Brackets sixth election as
secretary. The reports of the officers show
that the lodge is in excellent condition.
Fatal Accident.
BIDpEFoRp, April 30. John Larry, young
man &c years old. was severely burned in the
foundry of the Saco Water Power machine
shop. last night. by accidentally running into
and spilling upon himself a ladle of melted
iron, which was being carried to the mould
by a fellow-workman. There is no chance
for his recovery. He is unmarried, hut has
a widowed mother.
Or0cf OF MAItas
BARN, April 30. The new order of Malta
was worked here tonight by officers of Dun
lap Commandery. Prominent Free Masons
from different parts of the State were present
to witness the ceremony.
The New England Association Of Free
Baptists.
PORTLAND, April 20. The annual meeting
of the New England Free Baptist Associa-
ton commenced at Casco Street church, this
evening, to continue through Thursday. Ser
vices tonight consisted of PRAYER and
praise meeting. led by Rufus Deering, and a
sermon by w. II. Bowen. ID. ID. Wednesday
will be devoted to consideration of eduea-
tional interests.
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From Hon. Andrew Cornwali'
Ex-Member of Legislature, New AorA o'"'

ALExAxpRIA Bar Jan. J. iosu ~.
H. H. WARNER & Co.,-t.ents, - g. Tho
been troubled with kidney dimcuic -, n.a a
last three years, and in October las. .a tax.
very severe attack then commencsua a.
ing your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure a'," h ~
timed relief at once. have use0 .s-sw.
ties and feel a. well a. ever, and sn.,l ~. nd
keep supply Of Warner's SAFE AIney 80
Liver Cure - the house. Your uoly,
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The Josh Hart Novelty Company from the
Howard Athenaum, Boston, will appear at
Granite Hall, this evening, presenting a fine
variety programme This company comes
highly endorsed by the press, as may be seen
by the following from the Chicago Journal
''Josh Harris specially combination, from the
Howard Athenaum, Boston, appeared here
last evening in a variety bill of more than or
binary excellence. The combination is com
posed of people who hold high positions in
this branch of the profession, who have
brains and talent, and who do not have to do
fip-fop songs and dances or say suggestive
things to gain applause or make people laugh.
After comical act, which put the large audi
ence last evening in good humor, Richard
German appeared in his German specialties
and limitations and met with favor. Next
came Miss Kate Castelton, the English serio-
comic vocalist who proved a most agreeable
respite from the common order of so-called
serio-comc vocalists. She possesses pref
~ and attractive face, and a voice which falls
pleasantly upon the hearing. She dresses IN
a modest and becoming manner, instead OF IN
the usual short dress and blonde wig. She
made favorable impression. William Car
roll. the banioist, entertained the audience
for several minutes with his solos, songs, and
funny and somewhat new sayings. Master
Barney's Irish speciality and tightening jig
were literally applauded. Harris and Car
roll appeared in their amusing negro SPECIAL
t;es and met With warm reception. The
Jeromes. Charles and Ella then appeared III
a charming sketch, which both charmed anG
amused the large audience present. feh ano
Lewis, who also met with great .avor, are
an excellent song and dance team, ana miro
duced some new business in tins line; iak'
it altogether, this makes one OF the pes' e.. eur
tertainmcnts of the kind we nave hau '"'
L.,oo +o witness for some time.
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A remarkably rich specimen of quartz
bearing gold was brought into the Mining
Exchange Monday. 1t was found within sew
enty miles of Augusta, so the gentleman said
who brought it in; but more definite informa-
tinn he declined to impart.
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The Soldiers Monument Association held
,ns;uess meeting in the Court House, Satur-
dav evening. 1t was voted to extend the time
10 receive designs, to enable Powers of the
Crock Slave fame, to send in a larger design.
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The water has subsidized sufficiently to al
,ow men TO resume work on the fishvay.
Good progress is being made, and we hope
.oop to announce its completion, and give a
1oscripton of the same.
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Ng-The largest stock of Trunks and Bags
IN the city, at the corner store.
Phil p. GetcheWs,
Cor. Bridge and Woter SIS.
Nice Leather Trunks and Grain Leather
Bags speciality. Shawi Straps and Bon
net Trunks aincays on hand.
april2l+3m PHIL L. GETCHELL.
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We learn that Sturgis, Lombard, & Co.,
will start their saw mill about the middle of
May This will give employment to forty or
6ity men,. Lumber is in good demand. and
soon the merry hum of the buzz saw will be
heard in their establishment.
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Mr Alfred Bicknell of Boston, former
resident of Augusta. and brother to ex-POst-
master James A. Bicknell, was in town yes
terday, on business connected with the Me-
chanics Mutual Insurance Co., of which he
is president.
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A new dress is the. correct thing at this
season of the year. Miss Emma Potter adj
vertises in the Journal that she has just re-
turned from Boston with all the new styles, and
will be pleased to see her friends at her rooms
on School street least side).
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Mr. ]. Estes, manager. of the shoe factory
., Tocus. left for Aroastook, yesterday af-
,srnoon. with samples Of goods for sale.
AGENTS will be appointed in that vicinity. He
,,.o carried samples of the Togus whips.
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nartv of men from Jefferson and White
Gold took the train yesterday, in this city,
g, California. There is quite an emigration
...,, Maine this Spring for the West.
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xLyI CONGRESS = FIRST sEssIO,
Senate.

Senate.
WAsHTScToN, April 20.
Bill to regulate compensation of night in
spectors of customs, was placed on the cal
endar.
Speaking on the Geneva award bill, Mr..
Blaine submitted kilograms from George NJ.
Barnard and George .. Shattuck of Boston.
stating that Caleb Cushings letter in regard
to war premiums, was written at their re-
quest.
Mr.. Blaine introduced a joint resolution
authorizing the loan of tents, flags, etc, for
use of the New Hampshire militia at their
general muster. Referred.
Amendment to bill for an international ex-
hibition in New FORK, was concurred in.
Nr. Mcmahon moved to go into Commit
tee of the Whole on the special deficiency
bill. debate to be limited under the five
minute rule.
The republicans refused to vote, leaving
the House without quorum
Attempts to effect a compromise failed and
the time until $50 o'clock was consumed in
roll calls. The House then adjourned TO
evening, the session to be for consideration
of pension bills.
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Falmouth Encampment, l. o. o. F. OF
Portland, celebrate the anniversary of their
organization, April Goth; with parade
dance, and general good time. A cordial IN
,itation has been extended to Jephtha En-
eampment in this city to be present in body
on the occasion
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ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We will send our ELECrEo-NoLTAIC BELTS and
other Electric Appliances upon trial for 30 days TO
those suffering from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism,
Paralysis any diseases of the Liver or Kidneys.
and many other diseases. A sure guaranteed
or no pay. Address VOITAIC BELT CO, Marshall.
Mich. apr:l-iw
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Some of the sun spots now visible are as
large as continent, the largest exceeds
the earth in size. The astronomers say that
these exhibitions usually preccde periods OF
extreme heat, and Prof. Piazzi Smith says
the coming summer is to be a very hot one.