Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-03-03

! | iO WV pNNiA ga ''Ae A'A
OF course she loved him. There is
occasionally 4 woman who can appre
ciate a real man when she finds him
And Victor Disbrowe is u seedy Ole
bachelor now. lie had the smallpox
few years ago, and that spoiled his
beauty some, and he is not blessed will
an Over.abmdance Of this worlds goods
SO he cant dress quite so smartly as he
used.
He and Charly never meet; but
don't think he has forgotten her.
A Day on a Guano Island.
Californian for February.
My idea of guanO island had Ill
ways been that it was very rocky, and
covered with a white substance resem
bling mortar before the sand is mixed
with it. imagined, too, that it eXhal
ed an odOr different somewhat from
the orange groves Of Tahiti. Had
not been told that | was OH Il guanC
Island would not now have know
it from the surroundings. Instead OF
being rocky the soil was mellow ant
dark, and everywhere vegetation Wa.
most luxurant. The air was remarka
bly, clear and pure. During walk
around the island | then learned that
there are two kinds of guano; or
rather, that of certain qualities which
all guanO possesses, some of these quail
tiles predominate in that rOdnd in Il
given locality, while guano taken from
islands differently located possesses in
a much stronger degree some other
essentials. Thus the guano of the
coasts of South America, exposed tC
the rays of a tropical sun where the
surface Of the land is never cooled
and where rain seldom, or never falls
possesses the strOngcs ammOniacal pro
perties. Not only the eXcretiOns of
birds are deposited there, but the birds
themselves come there to die; and eggs
have frequently been taken out little
below the crUlsts which form over
these deposits that are almost pure am
mona. The glanO Of these islands
has a strong, pungent OdOr and is
white and light brown in color. But
the guanO of the islands of the South
ern Pacific is made up of decOmpOsed
coral, forming mostly phOsphates OF
lime and magncSia. 1t is entirely in
OdOr0us and of dark brown color,
resembling well pulveri2cd loan. 1t is
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Can Consumntron Be Cured.
indianapolis Herald
The popular belief in theincuTbiIity
of consumption now seems to he on
the road to complete overthrow. This
change in sentiment has not been
brought around by any new method in
treatment, nor has there been per-
ceptible enlargement in the number of
those now living who can claim that
they have had and have recovered from
this disease; but the evidence upon
which the revision in opinion is based
is even more conclusive than that
which could by any possibility he oh
trincd from either of these two sources.
/ II is simply this, that post lnortem