The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-30
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of cobalt f,rma : ra-, .;mn,. haro.n...~
When the weather !. In ha drv and pla...
ant tho n.n.r will tnro hin. aud on +h>
annroach of wat wa.th.r i vii, tnrr
n;nh The hereinafter aova-s of r,a...
ara manufactured ., +.;. n-;ro;,,a
4 French axrlorar of tho hank. ~
the NIGER announces the finding Of a new
vine. which ha believes mnst nrova of
great economical valne. aa it il easily cnl.
tiyated and the grapes are excellent and
abundant He snooeats that this vine
NAV l,e found to resist the phylloxera.
IT is reported that, ON 3 recent visit
to New Guinea. CAPTAIN Lawson made
the interesting geographical discovery
that Mount Hercules has an altitude Of
Of ,7s6 feet, thus being more than 1000
feet higher than Mount Everest, which
has for aconsiderable time been regarded
as the tallest mountain in the world.
"A Erencb earont N I.a1;mar has
fonnd that an o;l ran ha d;st;lled from
American orane.v;nea which win not
CONCEAL at any temperature above eight
degrees Fahrenheit, while other oils no
solid at twenty seven degrees. He there
fore concludes that this oil must lie val
liable for making and similar pur-
poses.
by inoculating animals withsvaccine
taken from an infected one, NJ. Toussaint
has succeeded in rendering them secure
AGAINST epidemics. such as pleuro-puo1-
monia, etc. It will be remembered t2at
NJ sPasteur was lately successful IN vac.
cinating poultry, and thus protecting
them against ATTACKS OF maiady- known
as chicken cholera.
The Red Sea owes it's name to the;
dark red color given certain portions Of
it by minute, thread-like alga. Similar
microscopic plants are found obscuringor
coloring the water in various portions Of
the world. In other cases, as in the Gulf
of California, red shade is impaired to
the sea by its minute animal inhabitants.
| uNo,oo,ansvy ia the name given N
rare form of disease by NJ. Galineau, who
has called attention to case Of it. Tho
persons suffering from it may fall asleep
at any moment, their sleep lasting only
few minutes. The patient whose case is
reported became unconscious in this way
four or five times during his dinner, let
ting his knife and fork fall and breaking
off in the middle of sentence he was
uttering.
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80. - ~. ~. of,ro,.s .h.. l,..u
a:..o,,...a rNanoh.+a1 savara, mill.
;ncomn1ata etate have
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;,f.-..a .ho+ ~. r,aco NAV have ,,aan tba
.o.t ~ . n.nnfactorv ~ thaaa articles.
Another conclusion drawn from this find
is that the pile dwellings" built upon
the lakes of Switzerland served as actual
dwellings for the primeval inhabitants
of the land, and were not a. has been
supposed, used merely as storehouses.
The oraa4 aeve,onment of the Nor
;., h.,~;,. fuhe-v d,r;no tho 1,st
+ue,.u oo-. "a a.;d - ~, eh;aar dna II
tho ,,t;,;,at;on of II. electric teleoran1.
When a shoal ia d;scoyexed approaching