davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-21
Affarsverk samhetens karak-
t;irsdanande inf ytande.

Ur Pail Mall Gazette atergifver
Tidning for Ungdom foljande markli-
ga uttalande fraga:
Det kan icke vara dagar blifva
fraga derom, att ju icke fit arbete,
egnande at praktisk verksamhet, kon.
takt med menniskor och ALT det tryck,
som affaralifvet palagger oss, gifva
intelligensen en- ypperlig uppfostran
och aro ett fortraf1igt medel for ka.
karaktarens disciplinerande. Det ar
att hysa en- ytterlig lag asigt ON af-
farer att anse dem som blotta f6rs6rj-
ningsmedel. En- menniskas, affars-
verksamhet ar hennes andel verlds-
arbetet, hennes bidrag till de stora
6relsekrafter, som CORA samhallet
till en- mojlighet. Den kan vara hem
ne kar eller obehaglig, men cit arbete
ar den dock, och sasom sadant for
drar den ihardighet, sjelfforsakelse,
disciplin. Det ar hennes excercis.
och bon kan icke ma nagon fardighet
sin sysselsattuing utan att egna sig
derat med ifver, utan att hejda sina
nycker, lagga band pa sina impulser
och teinga sig self till ett bestandigt
aktgifvande pa sma detaljer- utan
att, med EFT ord, underkasta sig exer.
els. Men det bestandiga supprop att
alltid vara re'o, alltid beherrska sig
vara vaken och lifiig, som affarsgerk.
samheten g6r, den vackelse hon gifver
intelligensen, det band hon lager, pa
william, hennes ovilkorliga fordran af
omd6mesf0rmagans sr1atiba och be:
tanksamma utofning-a detta ar i
sig sjelf en- hog grad af kultnr, ehnru
icke den h6gstd.s Det ar en- 4kultur,
som starker och gifyer liflighet, ON
den ock icke fdrfinar; som gifver styr:
ka, ON 5icke polityr--det ar fortifer in
r.; ON icke suapiter. In. nlodas. Det
.skapar starke man och redobogne
man, och man med storartad f6rmaga
for Sdet praktiska lifvet, ehuru det
icke n6dpamdigtpis skapar fdpadtade
man eller verklige geastlensaa,l
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-21

EgypGenS VlSQOmSSKaGLor!
Ebers begagnade nu det gynsamma
tillfallet och gjorde ett ny anbud,
som visserligen var betydligt hogre
an det fora, ELL Ell motsvarade den
gamles forsta fordran. Men da kop.
tern svarade:
-Egentfgen skulle jag begara tu.
sen guldstycken mer, ty for delta pris
kunde jag redan hafva salt min skatt
till en- american, da slog Ebers utan
vidare till.
Hufvudvilkoret var nu att CORA k6
pet rattsgiltigt och satta sig besitt
ming af papyrusrullen, da Ebers ej
hade med sig den betydliga kopesum
ma som skulle erlaggas guild. Ebers
bjod koptern 500 pund kontant guild
och resten i vexlar pa Kairo; mer
den gamle vile ej ga in derpa, och
Ebers lemnade hans hus ett tillstand
som gransade till fortviflan.
For att gripa det sista raddningsan
karet stortade han ner till Nilens
strand, der angbaten just hade lag:
till. Bland de resaode som hGllo pa
att stigai land ick han -lyckligtvis
sigte pa en- bekant fran Tyskland,
som han utan vidare helsade med or.
den ''Har nj mycket pengar pa er9'
for att f6rst senare forklara den for
vanade tysken orsaken till denna
omotiveradel f,sga. .Dsnne viste ge.
nast rad. Visssriigen >voro hans egns
kontanter Ell tillrackIigs, men pa; An
garen fans, en- schweiz ,re som 4bekla;
| llgat sig 6fver att han egentligen tagi,
med sig for mycket penningar for en
i resa i Egypten. E.s.@- s.--,--,zz-= s s
Delta kunde man kalIa tur., PA
ovantadt kort It'd sag Ebers sigi stand
att betala koptssd hela kopesumman
och mottaga hela papyrusrulIen.e Han
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-21
THE SWEDISH
COLONIZATION BUREAU
(SVENSKA LANDKONTORETO
ST. Paul, NG1nn,
saer pa de NEST f1rmanlga land belaeet utefer
st Paul, Minneapolis Manitoba iernvagen.
HERMAN STOCkENSFROM GBNL MANAGER.
Aandet som hnnes till sau 8r belHget 2S countless det
kan indelas f5liande afdelningar.


lsTA AFDELN1NGEN.
uteor staten som kalas
distkte beag Henne Carver Wright Mcleod
counties.
tradag Lande vangvs vgormg jordmanen
svmya aera SAINT ar
ket lamplgt for all sorts sadesodling
Lande val forsed ns6ar omkng
annas umaka bmake hvlket gor
framgang.
Tv1ande stader med
kykor handesboda kan
ALT hvad beofv och poduk
land hvka js dollars
andet eler adasse fran jernvsgen.
saom underng afdelning
sorskogdikte landet
och sauk Rapids Alt delta beag
Anok sant sherbune Mile counties
kogstraker ock umarka
kring 10000 osa pserna fran 50
2DRA AFDELNINaEN.
skogbevuxet land bage Meeke Kandyobi
ehag omvexng Hvare
kommer delta land att rekommendea sig sjelft
Bda genom bnga utmarkta
delar for dess och utvecktng sade
och ALA cvlisationens behof annas har.
omkring for cit prs af
95 och
sDJE AFDELN1NGEN
Prairie eer slattland besg Swift Stevens Big
Stone Grant, Traverse Vkin Polk counties
En- del delta distkt emfosevs
fardg
Wit bebygd staten aenng den
fruktbara takt staten naml. Red Rverdalen
BAsta sAttet
att pa land till Har
moa uppysninga angende
dsn land som man 6nkar k6pa Landkono
ernvagsbetter till dem villa omkng
wa nastan hafva aro
af hvka kan yttere ande
belagenhet gransinier 8. Y. fa. ,.4,e 4 .%.
i. !" FULLsTxNDIG BlsKRIFNINe . ~ .
Landkonoet st. Paul efer
pamaett innehsner utdeas gratis
Adressera bref The Swedish Cslonization Burean u /
231 East Seventh Street. Paul, MINI,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25
Personal.

Tac Gossipe have engaged Wee
PTc"iIont elect Arthur to Mrs. Mar
traii Q. Il lbcrts, who is worth - Co.,
800.
After Ill The iignr;ng done for Gen
era! &c lid in fixing up his Cabinet,
1t IS sci 4! ;has not single individual,
not even Mr., Blaine, has been offered q
petition in it.
Mr.. Bjornstjerne Bjornsen, the Nor
woaian writer. who is now at Madison,
VS.. according to tho Milwaukee
S"@dW Tslfgrnph. will shortly marry
tic widow of Ole Bull.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln brought 81
trunks of clothing to this country with
her. Bernhard broueht the same
number but she paid no duty on her
trunks. Mrs. Lincoln did.
Miss Susan b. Anthony says Con-
gress has special Committees for the
Indians and for freedmen, and she
cannot understand why there should
not be- one for women, and SO that
body is to be petitioned to appoint one
in the Senate.
Prince Bismarck is busy inst now
with pLilanthropic ideas. He is alb
sorbed in his plan fer the establishment
OF a general insurance scheme fer
workmen which should at the same
time serve the purpose OF superannu-
alton fund for thos0 whom illness or
old age render incapable of working.
Miss Elmonia Lewis, the colored
sculptor, is very happy in her Roman
studio. Ia early life her name, given
to her by her Indian mother (of the
Chippewa tribel, was Wildfire,' and
she roamed with that tribe for fifteen
years. Her father was negro. She
became Roman Catholic. Among her
bes. friends is Minister Marsh.
An Austrian schoolm stress feels un-
kindly toward Miss Gladstone, the
daughter OF the English premier, and
expresses her feelings in letter to the
Vienna NuO Free Press. Miss Glad
stone teaches school at Hawartlen,
because she thinks il a good thing for
lady to DO useful, and the Austrian
teacher finds fault because in doing SO
she tnkes bread out of the mouth of
'nmN gopr woman who needs it.
H. lane OF Presidents down TO Lin
coin except Van Buren,, were nearly
all closely shaven, and none wore the
faintest suggestion of uustache.
No man who habitually wore mus
tachc was ever elected President on
the Democratic ticket, and Of late years
the reverse has been the experience OF
the Republicans, for we find bearded
men when they came into power. Lin
coin, Giant, Hayes and Garfield are all
more or less heavily bearded.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25
BrcVltleS.

The longest race on record-Adam 8.
The Oldest insurance company in the
world is the Hand in Hand Insurance
Company Of London, chartered 1896.
If You want to appreciate the genius
of Shakespeare, put yourself IN bis
plays. Whitehall Times.
Sara Bernhard says the expression,
"Mnch OF my time has run to waist is
not one OF her original remarks.
We have two SAILS in this country
Sal Bernh.rit ana SalvIni. They are
both after SALARY New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
Every cloud has silver lining
Bat that il no consolation, after all,
when you reflect that things are never
worn with the lining-side out.
Jones THINKS u man fortunate who
has had his will contested after death
only. Tie says his will has been con-
tested ever sirco he married Mrs. D.
We never yer came across q genuine
Egypl..n iaur.my thu appeared in Any
WY to De III hurry, yet thov are IL
v.giaJl- pressed for time luuhcls
Statesman.
An amvejug story is toll Of a :hritty
E1G=cto }r- IN N-Tblryport, Mass,
who II. ,4su4.a suascn.tlcktt to AMI
rom 3J-tpa, ,hI LayiaB purchased 4
Ueastcal in that city, carried it home
p.eccmoll 20 save iseigA! charges.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25
A Marked Gran g.

The flre r. "a, ALc;,tln ''o:2ai. La
,...r,,,,,... a r..:a - me HIr!nG he
iat+ score ii .".r,. I.Ic peace ana
cnnipr.... III, .aG;,!.r, uul,,u vita
-,IIr5,-yi ar.nr-e 81 scis. a"H VII SoaC
TLr i.c, Of t,-,..y :, .ts.n.~i H!;A
rrst,e..u.ss. wandering Yarp.se AMI
elf. ii ,usucs-. III" + llEipua ~
nart ha. v.ni.Ard FROM conversation.
!. modern "li;uch " af ris opportunity
ior testing ordinary :eminlI.e taL,
rb;ch i. never bad "r yulgai, GA the
wb0,e not essen frivJl"ta. 1ut l3 marked
NV sup,riicmli;y Ia its discussion of
novels and subjects, though showing
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25

Another good Paris story, now cur
rent, is that of the Able Terrasson, who
had rooms on the upper floor Of the house
of a relative, the celebrated lawyer OF
the same name. When going out he
would come down stairs fully dressed.
with the exception OF his psruke and
his shoes. In the basement he would
leave his red nigbt.cap, and slippers Of
the same color, and properly equip
himself for the street. One day he
came down stairs 80 much occupied in
reading volume of Homer that he for
got the needful preparations for his
walk, and going out, promenaded as far
as the Pont St. Michel in red cap aud
slippers. OF course the passers by
laughed immoderately, but the good
able needed them not. Finally an old
woman called his attention to his con-
dition, and gravely thanking her, he
returned to complete his street toilet.
As he entered the house he quietly ro-
marked, 81 have been affording the
people of Paris an entertainment which
It cost them nothing to witness. and me
nothing to give" =
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25

William Henry Stacy, did You get
al apple in your gullet or partake OF
Irugge turkey last night ?" asked the
Court as the next case was called.
No, sir
"Were You drunk q
81 was that"
Very drunk?"
Well. sir, 1 couldn't tell brick
wagon from smoked ham. I guess
they never get much beyond that"
Had you any particular reasons for
getting drunk :"
None, sir. got drunk just to en-.
Joy it. and 7 had good time
How pleasant it is to find man
who owns up fair and square and has
no excuses!' observed the Court as be
looked around the room. William,
I've almost mind to let you Co."
"But I'd feel bit easier in my mind
to be sent up. When break the law
ought to pay the penalty. You should
make NY case warning to other law
breakers"
william, yen are right. 1 will
make it thirty days
That's worry fair, Judge, and know
shall feel better for it."
Remarkable man-very singular
wish Id let him co." unused the Court
as lie looked after the retreating Will
liam. If all prisoners were like him
I'd willingly submit to reduction OF
twenty five por cent on my salary"
He had ecarcely ceased speaking
when gaunt woman about six feet
high, armed with a club and her teeth
hard shut. appeared at the alley win.
dow, and with her nose dattened
against one of tt g psnes she called out:
"Sand me husband out here and III
give him something worse than .six
months in the workhouse!'
"Who is your husband?" asked 81
jan rs he raised the window.
William Henry Stacy, and I want
to interview him."
THAT'S the man with conscience"
sighed the Court as he fell back in a
helpless way. No wonder he wanted
to be sent up. Alas! how much decep-
ton 1 have to wrestle with!
He's been sent up-go away" said
Biiah to the wife. - Detroit Free
Press
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25
Increased Advantages.

I.it true that chilIren anl thcir o.
louqings raari.o more care and attcu-
top than they did whom on. grand
mothers were young The statement
does not hear close inspection. For
eyamplr: take the matter of 0rnaman.
atjot twenty or twenty five yeN!s ago.
Many 4 ,0otucr. At the risk ST iuiuring
her .vcsiyht, sat az late nt aight doir2
the fine embr0.lliy which shu must
have. but which she rGuld no. AFFORD to
Inv She ereut louts in llborjcnsly
troci,,,, r,tta,.s which .bo can ROW rc,
eta,orrd mon any matrri.l .ar \ tc:j
cent Tna ur.t:, AND cham Ham.
brr,. tnc oltt .Iill a}rc,,.' mate.
wh,Ch en- ba \ y .ht tyr -n.t; mas,
set , woman, latr, -. r...i u.,,y times
whln the caunr4 SEQ her wsy cl.aI -
MAKE Item. Win tho time 20 saved
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25
Bread Making III the East.


Onsour roturn, AL instructive sight
awaited us. We saw how bread was
baked in an adjoining building. 1t was
done with rapidity which explains
how Of old the supply was prepared
every day, and how if some guests ar
rived tho housewife could make the
necessary provision without delay
(Gen. xviii, g.. Among the Fellaheen
ythe dough is generally lcavened. A
round hole in the ground, some one and
one'half feet deep, and TIE same in
diameter, forms the oven. In this lie
some live Goals, which, rs in Hosea's
time Hosea vii. g., are not allowed to
| 90 out at night, and when baking has
to be done, arc again revived. The
housewife first forms lump Of dough
with her hand, then suddenly aprcaus
It out with an uudescribably rapid &C
ton of both hands-which can ~ little
10 Initiated rs & conjurer's movement
4 into cake as thin as a leaf, which Eith
(amolstencd dab or rag sho presses into
FINE hot oven, where it remains st!ca-
ing. In a minute it begils to move
| and is at once taken out IT, make -oom
Tor the following one.
The bread is now ready, not thicker
than parchment, not very relisEiIg,
and somewhat sandy on tie outside,
but really very enjoyable for any one
who has good appetite. Although
OF the size OF II large plate, such Slice
contains but little neurishmeIf, ard
jeremiah could hardly have been saved
! lt0m starvation uhpD only ono 9rrl
lplece of bread was given him every
Eay.- From Ogell's Through the
Holy Land"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25

ASoCIETY Evil - II Paris, chiiGron's
parties are prctentious affairs. The
oecorations and toilets are made as
lprcminent fenturss and as elaborate as
among older society followers. Al one
Of the children's balls was a child OF
aeven dccked in hundreds of pounds
worth Of diamonds. ana toilet of lace
worth u hundred pounds, with g9ssa-
aer fan lGo'lthed in turquoise anj
pearls. Where all should be i9E, life
md light in this youthful crowd, 'aafa
ue the same rivalrioa heart blgnln4a
aad envious feelings that embitter ana
Noil the pleasure OF older heart,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25

In most quarrels there is fault on
both sides. Both flint and steel ara
necessary to the production OF spark.
Either of them may hammer on wood
for ever and 10 fire will follow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25
& Fair Bargain.

A man from Washteraw County, this
State, found himself in Custer City one
day last fall without nickel in bis
pockets. He was wondering whah he
should or could do in this emergency
when hsnd was laid on his shoulder
and stanger said in his ear:
Surrender quietly and it will be all
right, but if you go to pulling your
shooter I'll drop you!"
Who do you take me for?' asked
the Michigander.
"For Jim Russell, of course, and
you've got to so over to Deadwood with
me. Been looking for You moren q
month"
The prisoner set about convincing
the officer that he hsd made q mistake,
and this he was able to do after q time.
He had the general look of the man
wanted, bat the officer fiually said:
Its clear to me that I've made u
mistake, and that you are all right.
How are you fxed?'
"I'm strapped"
Good. THIS is my first case since l
was mslo deputy. If l so back with
out prisoner the boys will Sige me a
racAe.. Now, III tell you what I'll 10.
! want 10 take YOU over to Daadgood as
jim. Russell. Jim is q hard case, and
they offered to bet ten to one that ]
couldn't collar him. You look enough
like him to pass muster IN the evening.
III show yon OF. ct the brag over the
boys, and then iccG you rp with saw in
your hand. I'll" hus . only wood,
and you can escape III an hour. DO
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25

1 otrers,a with men is IL 'nAi .i.ty,
|ss;tesa.aess il pride, M caIrc = j. -
|'uersQce. - Gcors. San I.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25

The question OF tattooing mot brand
ing) has Keen revived in the British
army to prevent the re-eniistment Of
h,d characters. Same time ago, when
tlesertions we're } 900 year (0ae artil-
lerynlau hal! eu,i,teG Anl sold his Xxi,
eleven tirac8 IN iHo years before he
WAS, detcctcl) Sir james L. Alexander
submitted % tho Horse Guards a small
Instrument, with 3 q ring to tattoo Ill
simultaneously, Gnl with hardly any
main. "a man ahDYr thc left wrist.
India INK rubbed on the punctrres
left tho IMPRESSION OF . neat, small
4Geou's croE1 - h!HH, the size OF 4
aixpou.r. ana ia6,lln.e.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25

N1nGerg ara noro csteeE.l in e.
Wy than virtues, though the Ole ar,
sI.Aclal, like false br.ll:G4ts, and the
O'ner pure, liEo real Jewels.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-25

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Told the Truth.

William Henry Stacy, did you get
al apple in your gullet or partake Of
druggod turkey last Inight?" asked the
Court as the next case was called.
No cir -
, 1881-07-29

Jo1lN 4. kAssoy, member Ot Congress
from fowa, mud cx-Mtntstor Mt Vienna. las
thrown some light Upon Ministerial mp
polMttnunts to foreign Conris. 4lft8r four
ycars' experience, l,e returns in some dts-
gltst, and anys tiara Is nothing in such q ln-
aftEon to tempt ambition, that tho pay Is fll-
sufficient. tint II Ia not. agreeable for all
American to remain away from home 80
long, md that tho appoirtccs lose MI chances
for Improving themselves politically. From
Atr. Kasson's statnlpoiht Ministerial posi-
t1ons abroad would seen, to bu The last places
III tic world That ambitious politicians wottld
seek, yet somehow there Is scrnnbte for
thp,u every four years. Tlle reason prob
ally Is that tho pay Is tempting, IN viuw Of
tlla little work tn la done. III these days Of
STEAM aid the telegraph, the ,nea,s 1T direct
communication batween Foreign Ofllees are
50 llnildy TINT tho Minister Is relieved of n
largo part Of his duties, Ills tabors being con-
fIt,ot matnly TO entertaining Ills fol10w-coun-
trylnen nnd being entertained by tl,0so WHO
hnyo temporarily adopted him. ard these
lahors nrc not very artluous. Tho moral Of
Ntr. Kasson's. experiences Is that Minister'S
are q superfluous luxury, but, 50 1o1ig as wo
must have them, 1t woul.l bo well to send
good diners ana good fellows, clover lfttdra-
teurs and men Of culture 10 Impress upon
tho etFcto monarchies tic conviction that TIC
people Ut this Republic aro we'll up lit tho
| scale Of civilization,
, 1881-07-29

Ir1tt II 1pqGnst 1ith n nrntttON
r,,,,t nf n,,rrhnsr.
~ ~. sro vh,tbcr ,,,arc ia nuv b,dten
,,onvor ,uys,,o n,,tlrr thta uro,cct c,thcr Ia
tho cttv or t,,n cnnttnt,sIs win sl,n,ld Iuycst
IN H.
+. IT. ia nronosc,1 lint tin necessary futu1s
x,n1t l,e n,,nrnnter,l In ntiyouce In cuu,t,lcrn.
tian nf n rsrlniu rentnl or mr. cent on tho
roat nf tho ,rnri;s. IA thnt nl,scur,, or DIM
,tcrn,,sa
= rl,a nonov IN t,c cxucnde,l un,lcr tho
,t;rcclto,, of ,1,n },unrtt of puhlio Wor],s and
tho f,ltv rurtnerr. Ia thcro nny menace to
lin r1,v,s Interests III t1,atp
=. rim city 10 determine the size n,ut let,etl,
nf t1,c ,nni,,s mi, fms. md tho district ntnl
atu,ets whrre tt1ey nro 10 DO Int{l down, Is
that nrrtInus n tl,e nubt,c wrlfnrue
4. rim rliv tn ,ltrcct tla location, stylc, stzo.
nud cnnacItv Of the pu,l,utnu. works To be
,rort,;, Avn n,,,. ,,r,1,c rfvhfa forfn1lod mr.
, 1881-07-29

Tl1E Now York lnboreEs who applied to
the Mayor for an increase ot wages we're told
tint, in his Judgment, their demand was
just; but lie said It would be impossible for
him to comply Will, 1t this year unless GER
tairt number OF workmen should be dis
charged. Tho appropriation Is fixed. II
wages ure Increased there will not ba money
enough to 90 around. It remains to bo secll
whether the workuen will prefer to accept
The situation for the present, or to run the
risk Of keeping their places at an advance
while compelling many OF their companions
to sacrifice even tho scanty wages they n6w
have,
, 1881-07-29
THE THEORY OF DR.. WEIBsE.

DR.. Bliss says no further Information has |
been obtained rs to tho locatton OF the balt"
In the Presidents budy, Lie "stlll believes
1t to DO lodged In tlla anterior wall Of tho
abdomen in front ot tho hips 1t will DO
observed that DR.. bliss docs not now expross
the opinion TINT the ball passed through the
liver or entered the pcrltonou,n,- tho menl-
brane or lining OF the Internal surface of tho
abdomen. In ul,swer to questions, Dr. 1lam
ilton said Tucsttay, "1t is doubtful whether
tho bail entered the pcrltoncum ~; ~ Ito not
think 1t entered tile liver"
It Is at least probable that Dr.. Hamilton
Inns adopted tho theory advanced by Dr.
Weisse, Professor OF Practical Surgery and
Anatomy III the Medical Department Of tho
University Of the City Of New York. Soon
after tls wound!ng OF the President Dr.
Welsse formed, III his own mind, u theory It's
to tbs course and lolgInont ot the bail as
verse to that established by the diagnosis Of
the attending surgeons. VIII. tho view OF
verifying his theory he entered upon a
series OF elaborate anatomical experiments.
Tho result OF those experiments WINS given
to the public lii the secular journals, but 1t
remained for tho Afed|cat Jo,trmat ut New
York to g!yo tho details OF the curious III
vestlgatlon and analysis In n paper by DR..
| Woisso himself. 1t appcars tint Dr.. 1Ialnll.
| ton took d deep interest IN the anatomical OK"
pert,ncnts OF the Professor. Indeed, nfter
| the first experiment DR.. Weisse gained such
confidence In tho verify Of Ills theory that hu
was able to induce DR.. Hamilton to bo pres
| ent at second or repet!tion OF the first ex-
pertinent. This secolltl experiment occurred
on the 8th Inst, a.al OIL the lltE Inst. Dr.
| IA 1frtu tn. e-n1