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The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06
There is no sweetness in a kiss,

There is no sweetness in kiss,
Unless your teeth are just like pearls,
Then would you share its trembling bliss,
Use SOZODONT at once, sweet girls;
For it alone gives to the mouth,
White teeth and fragrance of the South.
mayo TS&T&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06
Boston & Maine Railroad.

The Boston papers say that the Boston g.
Maine Railroad Company has voluntarily in
creased the pay Of passenger conductors, bag
age masters and brakemen to the same fig ures
as before the cut down OF 10 per cent. in
January, 1876. The increase dates from April
LIST.
The Boston & Maine railroad have reduced
fares as follows: Passenger rates from Boston
to Rockland and all points on the Knox &
Lincoln railroad, will be $3.50 Qimited); to
Rockland via P. B. & M. Steamboat Company,
from Portland, So (imited.)
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06

The old Auburn Light Infantry Company
has been disbanded, and new company is be-
ing formed of select material. The muster
roll is not quite full yet The new company
next BY Captain sprague and Surgeon stur-
gis.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06

The cheapest and best place to purchase
stylish suit, made to order, is at Tolford the
tailor's, No. 6 Free street Block
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06
II You Are Sick, Read

the Kidney-Wort advertisement in another
column, and it will explain to you the rational
method of getting well. Kidney-Wort will
save yen more doctors bills than any other
medicine known. Acting with specific energy
on the Kidneys and Liver, it cures The worst
diseases caused by their arrangement. Use it
at once. l fss May6TS&T&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06
YORK COUNTY.

ToLFoRD, the tailor, guarantees all salts
made at his place to be frst-class in every re-
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06

Go to Tolford the tailor's if you desire an ell
egant fitting garment. All coats made by
iourneymen tailors.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06
1853
! 4163

A resolution presented by Mr.. morrill, re-
specting examinations was laid upon the table
until next meeting.
An interesting paper upon "The Importance
of Teaching the Object of each Branch of
Study" was read by Miss E. j. Wilson, of
Primary No. 1.
Mr.. Files gave an interesting and profitable
account of his visit to the Quincy Schools,
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06

II. w. Johns Asbestos Liquid Paints are
strictly first-class pure linseed oil paints and
contains no water. They are the best and
most economical paints in the world for struc-
tural purposes. w. W. Whipple & Co., sole
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06

The most critical smoker need not hereafter
complain that agood cigar cannot be procured
for 10 cents. The "Noriega," old fashioned,
handmade and good, will please the most
fastidious taste. See list of parties selling
them in another column.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06

The use Of Malt Bitters increases the flesh
and prevents pulmonary or wasting diseases.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06
Teachers Meeting.

The monthly meeting of the Teachers Asso-
citation was held last evening.
The following are the statistics of attendance
for April:
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-06

Will have a large REMNANT
SALE of ALL kinds of Dress
Goods, WOODEN Goods and Flan-
neIs or Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, April 2Sth, Goth and
3Oth, and all persons who can
make use of such goods will do
well to examine the same.
apps diff
, 1880-01-24
slon. It will be long time before our legis-
lators bring themselves Up to point where ,

slon. II will be n long time before our legls.
tley Will vote for some effective law TINT will
discourage tho breGtltng Of dogs md cncour-
l,!ll for such law at ti!o lust session Of orr
t,egislaturc, n,ld urged it's passagc, only to be
luligtetl nt by II majority OF tho members, and
lnatln butt Of for fho wn,lld-be &itticlsns Of
the "ynlnrt Alecks" " of tho press. Tho Nslrs-
tlnn dues not resolve itself flio simp'n pny-
nlany lncll would raso shcGp, II ntttliilo,l io
lu4s? It Is 10 encourage otl!0ts To rhiae
tlorks Ut from twenty tn a h,tn,lrea,-a n,,n!-
hrr tlqt cnn bn snpporfed by most farms with
hardly my. atllitlonal nxt,si,se. There Is no
terls tint It Is safe to embark aily capital III
n business whose protita nrn subject u bo r.
t,lcctl 10 nit By 81 insignificant md WORTH
less a,l anllMal M T. tlog. III this county
there should by Mt least rs many sheep rs
r.ur?o: but there nre not one-tel,tsl as '1n'y.
meigl,bor kept dog, and TINT was sufficient.
Whit other business, let rs slsk. wuul,l Sub
nit for II moment to such constant danger
from any source?
A LESSON or nIscoNrENr.
snow Is our w1nter OF discomfort" or
wortA to TINT clrect. Tho, highways nra IN.
stock 10 run over them; anil q general feel
Ing Of ttlssatisfaciion ,porsades every one.
Still, n greut deal lnly BIZ done now 10 render
our work lighter when spring opens. Repairs
lnny be- mntln oil tho tools mil machinery,
wagons painted, gntps hung, trtes trimmed,
tint readily suggest themselves, Let us not
sit lown and gruiMhle at whit We cannot
help, but do the best VIC Gun TO proven. bad
r0alLs and wet lRnd III future. RURAL J1L
, 1880-01-24

market prices. Bill jackson, who Inns been
out hunting md prospecting Tor q week Or
ten dnya past, tells ~ rclnnrkab'e story ~
rabbits which tho Indians nrc at prcseMk fur
nishltg 4 fey d9ys ago le ", ylsitea tt;!, kings
Of tack-rnbbfts frozen stlG on tho ground:
tho remarkable statement, tho Appeal gives
the ynrn In Jacksotl.s own Worsls:
You scr, the cold snnp tl10yo tho rabbits
into ti'c cahnl,s ottl o[ tlo wind: Vne NOM. M
lnahing for tho cation. They were MI ,,lNl-
died together, getting M 'n,lSl, wsfinti "a
possible from cncl others, bodies. The drove
wore packed together rs cl9ae Us tue threads
nlong they Ionkc.i like bly, nrmy;hlallket
drawn over tho ground; l 1lred ,lttn INC
drove witt! shotgun, eig!lt or ten dropped,
but the bnlot'ce Is SlosGu fisht up anH ,passea l
on rs before. Iaiis urnvG were mhKih9 lot
ANll tHl{Ut1. H1tliIE tnltlk Nt tnb liInn eX-
, 1880-01-24

The German Chancellor fills consl1IeIsn,sst. "a
spApe III b. IiIuauil's "Coull llsses do Ia nfx
io." In ono pnHuaHs the writer BAyS' "Il1s,u 1i,uss
servers have not RnIled to observe that T,h r. III
ntsmaroks policy aas often benz Ga!aea Thu
fpr istauos he antl- Austrian policy bclosa t
resulted t, groal oxteut fronl tho humas1sn ml,,ss1sn
hu had suffered Ut the time hen lo wa " lid
relations With Prince Gnrtschnkon .iates s,,ns nlI
tho diplomatic Incidents IN lb!t. Ih9 91ssmnarK
the cusB lu his interior policy, b. % ulsH nnr.
uayer foEgets or forglves an injury, but " apPsYy
sues IL enemies WITH tho in"st .s sftsspbos tn 9bo os
al st3s of tns sociai la3dor Fhus for sans
soamstresses ur orxan-Erndets have ocen !. pItbs IL
cuted und condemned for oGensea agn.I't agnasaI'sts 10
Chancellor; and more than 8,Oen aa.ac,teA
Germany havo boeA ut his re9ueet ptoses1tics
and punished, IIo takcs carv that these R5 r. II
prisoners uFo trsattal w hArshlY ~ poss!,rirtI1
hnH them treuted exactly as common Ct ~ alp
ClorGynlen, editors noblsnien. re etes, e. M snd
slusilae iiM3pId occupations; thoy can ons ~"
theiE friends and relatives Zately,@
, 1880-01-24

AIhEE CAl1kNDEtA4ASs
The Temple Of Our Savior, ut Moscow, is
now RAPIDLY approaching completion. Tho
building WIS begun so far back us 1883, and
was designed In comnemoratlon OF tho
French expulsion from Moscow. Nearly
1900 laborers, tor month, were employed
ill digging out the ground for the foundation
It has now reached q stage when the archi-
tect can promise its completion next August,
iii readiness for the twenty-ifth anniversary
Ut tile Emperor's coronation. The hight Of
the structure Is 2a8 feet and the styla OF
architecture Is the Russell byzantine
building being In tho form OF Greek cross,
surnto,lntcd by five oupolas, one at each
corner. and largo one, or dome, IN the COLI
tre: The root md framework OF the enpo!'ls
weigh l,b9o tons. and the gliding on the la.tor
pf goll.lbai. Above the centre eupola
be ses,e ss.o from every; lart Of o., ;,!.s Mos-
eaeh nine yards high, weigh nearly three
tons. anu tho hinges Of the bronze doors have
tu support ilyo hiId Olae.quurt tons Ut lnetAl
Inside, tho Walls nre EurKnously decorated In
the usual stylp Of Russian churches, and
| wiIIoh cost upward Of E4, COO. This total cost
/ Of thiy wonderful building Is estimated to
exceed 20, ,0000 GU roubles, or E, 500, 0D0. Ra-
Gently the architect reported tllut bluck Of
houses III proximity u tile teluplo was Getrl-
mental 10 one 0f the aspects, and, ~ u Mere
matter OF course, tho Synod voted LOCO To
4emolish the buildings, and 10 construct In
, 1880-01-24

. c,..;,.a -. ,,ao,, Sa-,,o,, In rnrla
Commission has neen 1olmeu ~ iMis
for the purpose Of organizing museum OF
cnsts from tho antique. Tho right wing OF
tho Trocad6ro Building is to be used for this
PURPOSE
The Louvre was closed to the public during
the late snow blockade In Paris, rs ail the atr
lentlants and servants were required tor the
work of removing the ,, snow from the roof
tr,,a ,,t,.orn so,,oo, has iust Inst ona Of
a. 1o oat AhsW o,"ten} nrtista IN the nerson Of
IL acoh nau9s 9aco,s svr, Tor lonr tinp past has
SG9G Sg saDs' Ty prnfnsaar ~ nnIstano md
helG " SptS9 p9stt q at t,,s 3ntwcTu Msa.emy Of
Artn'a' Az I A''''''s ~ sA'' 1A'''' - = NN>'>'
All. ,..,,..
The american Architect Gnd unitdtnn
Nc,us, In Its issue Of Jan. II, cont9ins A.; nn
illustration Of St. Johns Roman Cathoiic 1,aI's
Church, now building on the corllef o. 1s Saark a
and Eighteenth streets, IN THIS city. I Ine es-
timatcd cost of the building Is sl2o,ooo.
nainttnr nv t)o distinguished French
, 1880-01-24

CORRESPONDENCE.
Tho Dromios Galona, ILL.,, place tho pnxtniina
answers In line frNn tho star 10 the "elano IL
their ,1slally f2ulticsa manner.
Tyro, city, thinks himself quito an nstroGqq. y.
mer, but couldn't make out punch's star. Hs
had best luck with tho lust two in the list. !.
EEK. city. soes for tho answers ut onso aas q
gets away with thon ALL from tho star Of iuns3a s39
pleased whom tho tob waa finished, for ho wrte''
am better now"
Punch, Urbana, H., had considerable Ioae!s o.s
With the wvl-hcaler Of NGlsoni9n. tue eunoS n
sss9P o9 P1r # neo t1 but ~ auas ogskod @
tho answers correctly.
1lenida, Champaign H., was the INST i9 ~ ~
Saturday ovenIng. His replies TO tho 9uesti9'G2,
propuundod wero tho proper ones una lac1ls'
Kocs to tho hoAd OF tho class.
Mr. E. Us, Steward, ILL.,, thought tho puu,Mi VI
looked ousy, and deforred work on them ~ !s
luto In the week. I1e found his mist4ko @ "GsS Gia
he was only able 70 answar Nos: lM5. 1Io 70 1yss H
1,0i4 and ,0l1.
EnenA ChAnagra, Dlron Ill, passed nothins,s s,a,
tho llst In her reviow, Of lust week. The "a ~
nppcn1ed 10 tho lady OF ahout tho sxth masGs iu.
ous eg b. dloso % %pbsorsaton. b. Miss e. O. has an s1
oellent charade tu this number.
Cooch!e, Burlington, Wis. has word o. eol7
fort for Towhcad, and Rho puts 1t thusWise:
Ksa!s s Ssss 'sss; b says s'nn0' ''
11es = NJ Tsass!ns u Win efnealn and ft''
In answering Mr. u. F. KS "Plnafore," tas
rha boy who won. to school. and With pln did fs't
W.nsd n sSs SEd baa IL aas q a, mud ro
nTe Tbat es nosar san aS; taoaghs Is Sc cty 'Enoose
Miss Coochle also answers Nos. LOTT, 1,0s, 10
i.66.
Poplar, Oshkosh Wis, sends some ssettsfsna NJ sna
, 1880-01-24

Company hns already resumed work. IN
giving the history of this Interesting hrt, the
Boston Journal says: "!Tho process OF
hclotypc printing WAS brought to this cot1n-
try by tie enterprise of Afr. James r. Osgood,
who secured the pntcntsfo the United States
nt the end Of tho year 1879, when lie also SO.
cured tho services Of the inventor, Mr.. Ernest
Edwards, 10 superintend their working. Tho
first pictures offered for salo wcro Views
OF the burnt district caused by tho fro
Of 1872, anil map Of the same Ine
first pictures now produced ny tho
Compapy III It's new prlntlng-oftice
are ylewB Of its own burnt district. The
reproduction OF some 100 or :O0 Of tlio !eatt-
jug subjects of the W Gray Collection OF IN,
cravings" !" was tho first serious effort toward
whatever may have bccn the fatlnganf some
of these crude Impressions, there cay, DO ~
doubt that, as 4 means OF are ctlfcAtloif, ~
effort soa wf sye ncn ofG to
branches Of nrt IN cngravIngs Ww omgetl-
Important directions; Tho success e. m,,1aa l!,S
publication induced Messfs. james o IL H. Usg9pDu ag.pnr
directions, and their efforts lave resulted IN
Tie issuing 0f large catalog Of art works,
which llnvo met with great success anu 1apGr.
Among them may bo nlcntlon,e4 ,snha ,!s Torks optis
4lNtl1, l1NlNtt 1utb Cf3HtVt
seer, hTillnis, the great composers, tbs grent
artists, and hosts of others, the last notabio
being Darley's Illustrations to lnwthotne's
"Scarlet Letter. Of wllicl, one edition Ind
becr, sold at Christmas. and another
was In preparation at tic tlmo Of the fro.
The motto Of the Company las always been
10 acquire md use tho best processes tor O.!
Kinds OF pl,oto-lnecl,anical printing, SO That
Mi Of lis customers might feel Tint not only
the best but tho chenpest process Wnnld De
used for any work they might require, OF
that II their work was not suitable FOR repre-
.duction by photography they. would b. Ill.
-rected elsewhere. lii fact. tfey lnyo done
only suitable work, nnd That by tho best
known methods. With this end In view, tic
Company has acquired lnrge number OF
patents, among which nlny, be mentioned the
original hciiotype patents, the direct trans'
icr patent, well known rs tho means Of Iro,
duclug letters In fac-simile, Edwards tlye
patent for printing from gciatlne with coloIS
soluble In wnter, tho patent for the Woo1
bury process, Woodhury's photogravlro pat
cnt, Rye's Lichttlrnck, patent, alld many
others. They use still jarger number q
processes, Including hclfotype, .ptGto-lisaog
inphy, relief plate work Of I'LL kinds, lnc!il
ing zlnc etching and ploto-engraylng; also
the latest forms Of photo-nccltanical printing
practiced by Obernettcr OF Munich afd
other European experts"
, 1880-01-24

tl.an the rost wore mounted OF n g]ass micro
scope slide, and exn1nfnGtl III tho microscope,
with polarlzcd light. They nctGd each and
crys;ai, m il seemed, ever, III one Or two q
them tlia1 wien they lay on their bront,eSt
surface Ut can scarcely be called 'cryssal-
face J, a principal section Ct the crystal W9s
ast slightly c1lnea @ to "ftls ~ nt f'e E,oa ol n
crystal Of any OF the orthosyminetrical eyS-
TENS. III that rs It mayt It Is not diamontl.
Finally, 1 took two of these microseonlc
Parielsa an exposed then n " 1ss n1ntiS iiSt'sS
foii they resisted ll1is attempt to b,irn teIn.
Then, fof comparison, they were. placed n
contact with two little PARTICLES Of tlia1nont!-
dust exceeding them Il VS. and t tSsf eXpffa I'll
1nert was REPEATED. lc fcaus WI ,,Issnn"o,r Ts ,"e
willie tho little pariIrtu from Glasgow was rs
obstinate md rs uiiactet! on as be19re."
Ilaving sntisIiet1 himself TINT, the pnrt!Gies
sabmilted were not diamonds, prG!,. ,. MMs shss
were: "lieated on platinum foil several
fines with ammonium i1u0ride, they bccaIie
visib'y more minute. and slight ret'al5a.
white inersat'on w9s 9s sch T.ht ~ 'he hcsa io tie
particies wcre loft for tlne, night In
sille. This morning they have Disappeared,
hnving become dlsso!vet! ln theacld. | l.avc,
tsrsfo5s no !esltat'on u acsiar'nS 1S At. IT. a 'ts.
monds M 1t iii, But to consist Of some crystal.
as nso sssts as RossS3y a % one Sery rssfts rs e 81
scft @ snythins M beyond tic fnct that tliey, con;
sist Of 4 compound of sillca, aud h9ssibly 9f
more than orc such compound. Tho prob
loln Of the perturbation Of carbon tr9m @ rs a:a
ordinary opaq,le black condition Into that IN
which It 0cclsrs II, naturo AZ tho tiinpta, crys.
| 'tnl Of diamond, Is still unsnlyod. That IT
| Will be solved no scientific mind can doubt,
| though the conditions necessary may prove
| to be- very difficult 10 fulfill"
, 1880-01-24
THE FIELD AND STABLE.
Hitter milk-tIlg1a Fecding-A "L,tmpo
OIL tho lEip-Other AMavers.
M ntyn

Frpn, our Oyn Corrt,pondtmk
JANUARY m.-The following comes from
Fulton, Kalamazoo County, Michigan:
"VErEn1NAMAs: | have n COW TINT be-
gnn giving milk TINT turns hitter, ,somc time
n Oct3her !ast; and slnce then It laS gr2wm tnn
partake freely OF the favor. She Makc3 at
have lloliced white, chcesy, OF strlnEy sub
stance when first commencing to milk her.
ist and wliut to do for her2 Plense answer,
mid obllge IT. A. b."
Ans,ycr.-!The various anomalies Of milk
no,,,sost;nu than,ccivea hv an nhuormal mr.
vitiatcd qua'ity must be divided into two
classes Those presenting themselves imne-
dlatcly rs soon rs the milk hns been drawn
from tho cnw.-bcfore It has bccn poured
ont of tho phil, ,orb been mixed will, tho milk OF
nny otlof eoWt-b 1nusE oe suppose.t, M''o
their source In morbid condition Of tho AMI
mai organism: but those which mike their
appearance etterwarls-not immediately. y.
arc due to other external causes Wnich act
upon the milk while exposed to the MIR.
As to "bittcr" milk, two kinds may be dis
crIm,natcd, The milk OF cows may have a
plter lus,o - uiv At'el ieGe'sH ,; loou "sn -. ~.
contains bitter pIauts; or II diseases OF the
ltvor nre existing, which prevont proper
sccretio.l,' or discharge, OF tho gall or bile,
Tho other kind Of splitter" milk has usually
a swpettsh.httter taste: and IL all right. Or
nornnl ,vhnn drawn frnm ,the cow. but. II
1oft stan,linr n shnrt time In n vessel. # be-
cn1nes lSny % hittnS srha srr;Im nf s,ch inilk il
] not scnaratai uni1ormly: il soinctimcs of 4
orn'a ,or u,, somnti,,na - ,Ttw i,an.velinv
ia, ''a r,,tnr. ~. nj rnntuins @ n,rnrons air
bub,bles, an;ii frequently drops of fat Jbutter
nce,1ar e swest 90 whish soon thamrcs to t
ter Thn casrit,. or enr1 has Tia snf,le 01teer
5s H. a" no., + sa aa cgt ~ ~ ~ h. ioi! iis tha
M,ik ~ IL IL IL @ ft stn"'ine for so,no time It viii eet
MN !,n,t ~ ,,tsuan,t u,S snI ~ r"mria az, fnai,y
st,t tnIte R,nr a "a n6tonod nn'v 1vlti'
HtNa,,,, ~ nj ~ IN, onti 1uint ~ nRtains
Mi'r' T. ra,, " 'Vy aimv IN ~ hna mo ,fsaUycenhio
a,vcu9 tJ }tor es' tastss' and viii soom HANNA
sM.J,i7ntlt 'o ~ ta ,n,, IL" IL ,,snd for Mai4ino
c1'ecse chcn to 1at3cr ia % too has % Ind tasta md
caan9t 6e nsca: sTa,v, s,,, m .h,orn,, .,yeet
IT, rs Knoma sc smR ~ y y
M un ~ @ nI Il ennti,naa ~
" exseTn"! y ~. ,,,i,. y % tsnt H. gn,, noIars
Hflopen II .o tnas 'a mi l1 Hns cnan m
ncrH, Ill close allu aatlp peuroonl5 tenu HWel!.
, 1880-01-24
SCIENCE.
aOW TILE EARTH WAS FIRST
MAPPED OUT.

oo" .1a1.nnn ] o11T.
,r, ,.. MArtEp Ma. - own ~: ,uo II mt
HHat tneso curry lu"ps NGIn wv ,ao.,..,. w. NV
Know, blt can form feasonapie eol,1ott"iv, ~
\ flat circular plain, or disk, tho broalest
-, - hs,n,. fr,,r, nuyt r. ,vcct ,vhIch wne M
tirc1v H % s,,r5onndcd fv NJ M ocean or rreat river
hn uSy n,ea SsIuopue + uo ny all sIdes In about the
. rentro r Of this plain Greece was supposed to
he situotnd. The great central sea Of tho In
Los,taa uo sa..,,,, ~ ,ae .,a Waitnrrono rhe
nao'tea 1eE!on "hs to ~. 'aat ,".. tno t,,o
Straits Of Gibraltar, then called tho Pltars Of
IIeycutns, 'rbe soltheru mart comprised the
. north of A frlca M fnr "a thc tteserts: yhlie
u.sn w. notaa " A. "nrt IT, ",,eoca w tha cnnntres
bordering upon tho Mediterranean, and M
unknown hyDerborcan land farther to tie
nor,I, ,r,t,, thn Euxlno and Cusutnn Sens at The
tm, norti,cast f. ria farti,cst eastorn polut known
Iol'ne*so1. tho A.. lava. ,,'..et 80 1,1t. T,',
WIS about the wcsteFn Athlt OF llidia+ Ih!s
ns representation Of tile eart!!, The sun
WINS supposed 70 pass ailuer anu around tM!s
lat p!tin wiGs WMs ..si ~ tng ,v ouS nn VI ni1Nf
SSYhs Shn snars ~ haneotl, H Was s,,nposed to III
) great yault, called 1nrtarlis, the abode OF
the spirits ct the wicked nnlong men, rs the
reBton c1rrebpohllfE 70 u, ahnYe w. pt!nMan !M,
& Ws S eSGi, r,,i, y i,ornmh Mp ia TiIays nf tIeT.
s,,ies wns tif"I IN witjl creatio,ls of tlo fer-
tie iinag glinion Of the Greeks. 10 tho north
west md north were tle .nlLnlner!ans, t., \
Pe9pls ns1n9 III eo%tumi ulHca. ~ f. aHa,n1 wa aisI
FIX III iseassc a nr wars wLa enioycT ife
for a Thousand years III o state OF uutlix-
tuzbed serenity. To the west Of Sicily. wcso
the enchanted Islands Of Ciree and GMalXpso. AZ q
mla e iaoai W. ian VI - !.Sa IL,
eMtranca Az @ a. II n tGu ffcral REGIONS: and fr out
, 1880-01-24

II this should meet tho eye OF any one suffer-
Ing from bronchitis, consumption, aHthnla, or
any pul,uotlury affection. wu would rsfar thom
to Dr. Jaynea E1peotorant, which Will, in asl
oases, afford speedy rolef, and In must effect a
sDoely ours,
, 1880-01-24
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

MIR. Macaeat ciaitneu t''at tllo a4uNcln' n air
inonas h'41s Ny % atll "ulo 'ue 'e'n''0 u ''''''
'eeh SeatS 'hsesus"'"'' -.,
Tho British Museum contains more than
t,,nnI1 NV ,o1 hv tho oo, Roy Gam" " i,rccnwell
'"''"'' ny wv IVY. e'i'''' W. ''s.''"s''. .
A prizo OF E,tn has been o!lcrel by the Rovs
Il, Wyatt Eigelt, through tho Sanitary In
stitute Of Great Britain, for tho best essay,
u t. ,s ~ TaTars ~ ~ sno,caa h5 % n vi i,en,l,
Cnn5e 1 u 1aedea1loty Aclitcl'cAes Ill 13e'Au'
"ilu Dlsease'
Tho Tasmanians carry as necklaces fra9-
meiass q ne. te o2ies ,9 nt tnelr re,atlvtS au A IL
ssatEd LIE tfe MianWs % m.mol g I,,,1s Mf a.
tsr l9te husbands upon their !, 81 s!'qnlders
iIoi' tloWet, H. T. Icceht iectnIe ot E.aMos ,sa
SES sES,,ad NJ , e tsvh of az ,onaao ~ n3%n r.,
ssDmSo .tio sMa ~ ~ W., ra'a9 oiae .nhhaI
sii,s Mie w WV VIII, II Ha ee sl,snc,eS fro
tne neck OF tne "'ao". ..,
DR.. McCaw suggests the following formula
as one not genernlly known for nn antiduto
to arsenlc,, ,und claims for 1t pretcruncc over
all others for two reasons, lsatiely, because
lo1s .o sr s.,ssI MH Ueenc ct,ro sro
- s golo ~ aos ~ o a vau s",,a cn,d ,wnter y
" su, Tl fTi' es' ,S ~ n,xn SI tS n mm
i,ia ~ trmn "a i,Mmrdtof"t,. farmni IN a sni;s-
tin,, - @ ,,tor,,inm S.,a,, ,o,,vt,ra NM
be given utmost alb iibituln.
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o,ta at at Gv;ho w liz frn;n thnt tnwn m"1 now
etntna thnt ti,,rtnr I'M, tft"n,, n;i,er nrn,'n,
s,',,e ,y.r.. ,,.rTnrs,oJ ihs ia imnto,j Nmn,,
na ~, a1trrtnn,v satlafo.tnrv resrit fnr tl,e
as s m eSs'egs ss ;n IT, conIot sHsu ao nc @
st ~, II t, hniInv ,v,u M III 1 v"nn ra nm q
'on Gnif nnti ri NV t1yo nnii half hours tbcr"fnr'
l'hNo, nhn,,t t,vo Hnura ~ ~ thn ovnrn1n TinSitlos
M.to ntpor faa,1,n tnW.nS f,r,,i.,,mI anl,.
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,eaa anSr nrouor w .uo oi i,4ae,a
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'cniis''
d, na thn Rsl]o u - io % 9oaiapa ics sol ,orE
x ao;,riti,, M III, ~ ~ otar i, nn,u oy,raa r.,
H., ar 1na, .,tii n n,,,nri ~ IL IL
eV ~ tbo host .rnrt W M, thm aona ~ i',.
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pg, pioggS Sast sgpu3 VII, s ~, norts ~" Fns u
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s,,tn3, ." trhn ,r,si. ,n1st ho sa2f - ~
HMi'iaiSro ,in n1ntSrioWr';. ot WrnsaeIe i.s
iG NV ~ ho Win ...;, =" ~ ~ t,'n nx
tote J, ,.r,, ~ ~ r ". ~ u,;
y J. III ~ ,,o,,, ara ,R9a,n,notn @
H.. II. .Hfn'ssv' "i Va "o''' t4o Ai''"'''''s'
W "'' 1a"'ee's' =, ...--
The schoolmaster IN q village III Hanover
holds ITO slnccIre. 1le is nlso sexton, grave
49, Irt INUSN-f r. tzrr k1rS Hx~r,