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saturdays Daily.

Miss Bette Higgins, and Miss Sarai
Hunter have been visiting in Edna.
Farmers from Sullivan county reper
fine prospect for corn on the upland.
Mr.. ana Mrs. n. A. Baylor started
for Sweet Springs this morning. They
expect to spend week or ten days al
that fashionable summer resort.
We regret to learn that Miss Mollie
Kennedy is quite i'll at LaBelle. 50
much so. indeed. that her brother Mr..
j. NJ. Kennedy. and mother went down
yesterday morning.
Vennor predicts that Saturday and
Sunday will be sultry with strong hot
winds and thunder storms. So far
to-day the heat hasn't been at all re-
markable If this is sample ofwhat
Vennor calls hot weather We will take
a little cool IN ours.
Judge d. A. Ely of Polk township
was in town Friday and is ed hot for
-hog-law.'' He thinks large majority
OF th, farmers will favor the question
vi submitted this fall. The Judge will
read the GRAPHIC during the Campaign.
Will. S. Hamilton, of Williamstown,
Mo. returned from Minnesota. last
week, and paid the GRAPHIC a call
while stopping over in this place.
o. d. Jones introduced at the Edna
celebration, and they were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted, a series of strong resolutions
.condemnatory of the movement to hon.
,or the memory of Major Andre, the
British spy. This IS soaring the Eagle
IT long range.
From what we hear of the La Plata
fire Mr.. Thinner has just cause for
complaint. Attempts had been made
to fire his building, and his insurance
policies were cancelled. Then it was
burned. and his neighbors stood by
and made little or no effort to save 1t,
one man threatening to knock him
down if he used his buckets to put out
the fire, and Others saving 'let 1t burn
Mr.. A. p. Miller. OF the firm of Bay
lor a. Miller, at this place and Milan. Is
in town. and will remain IN chargehere
during the absence of MIR and Mrs.
Baylor.
Matt Halliday is putting in gravel
side walk IN front OF his residence pro-
ue,1y north of the square and II
strikes us as decidedly superior to the
-shaakly man-traps that disgrace many
OF our streets IN the shape OF board side
walks. Mr.. Haliaday tells us that 1t Is
cbeaper to beci- with and when once
made is permanent for al t.ine. Even
if it costs more its permanence would
make il cheaper in tie end. We hope
our property owners will take a look at
that walk.
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Rev. E. B. Cater Of Edna will preach
at Wesley Chapel four miles north
East OF Kirksv,lle on the 5th Sunday
in July,
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Judge Glenn informs us that farmers
in his section are in quite hopeful con-
dition notwithstanding the backward
ness of many fields of corn. Favorable
weather for two or three weeks will
change the look of things materially
The Judge is not farming. himself, this
year, having rented most OF his land.
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ICE. ICEIICEI

Parties desiring Ice will please APP
ply for tickets leaving address at office,
corner of Elson and Missouri streets.
ANY negligence on part of men who
deliver ice will please be reported at
office and oblige JNo. l.. PORTER.
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The MARSH AGuE CURE is sold at
the low price Of 50 cents-liquid or pills.
1t cures the worst cases of Titan, or
Third Day Ague and all forms of Chill.
and fever, when other medicines fails
For sale by Gray & Co,
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Money 20 to loan at { per cent, in
sums of $1,000, and over, secured by i'm
proved farms. Cali on Pool.
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Mr.. jesse w. Minton of Saltriver
ca led in to see US this week, and inflated
our currency to the amount of : 800.
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Ned Halliday returned Wednesday
night from his Illinois trip, looking as
if he had enjoyed a good time while
there.
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Another heavy thunder storm last
night.
S NJ Link went to st. Louis yester'
day morning.
j. Brasfeld, of Unionville, is In
town.
Jpdpe Ellison and wife came home
Yesterday morning.
Rev. A. Y. Yayley preached at Mil
lard Yesterday.
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VIM. Wallace OF Pettis called in FRI
day and renewed his GRAPHIC subscrip
ton.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Marley & Son are independent can
didates for public patronage in all
kinds of Groceries. Farmers call in
and see them, north side square.
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Rev. DR.. Baird.

Parties desiring, excellent life ike
pictures Of the Rev. A. J. Baird, d. D.,
can get them al the east side gallery.
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A brakesman while coupling cars
here yesterday had a very narrow
escape from being run over.
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Capt. Toler. OF Polk called one day
this week. We were mistaken IN stat
ing that two Of his lost steers were
butchered. He recovered all of them,
but the thief is still undiscovered.
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Those tears over the demise OF the
Democrat were wasted.
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r. w. Church of Saltriver gave us
friendly call Friday OF this week.
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Dentist.
South Side

You that want on, aoor pictures, cali
on Tull & PARCEL. They can be ready
to accompany you In five minutes.
n1l.4w
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ilewellyn Grove.

About y residence lots for sale on EASY terms
These lots close the public square, Fine shade
Nice bluegrass sod Good drainage and mud
Call on County Clerk.
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A number ofnew Campaign subscri
bers have been added this week.
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For Sale,

Fine stock thorough bred Berkshire
ho9s-male and fernale-reyistered
pedigree. Apply to g. A. COHEN,
Kirksville. No.
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ATTENTION /,

We would call the attention of the
farmer to the fact that we have full
supply of all kinds of Repairs for Rea-
pers and Mowers at
w. J. WILKES & Go.
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CYCLONES AND IORNADOES.
You can insure your property
against damage bv cyclones by calling
on }. S, Pool.
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REMOVAL.

Funk & Meyers have moved the
New York grocery to the east side Of
the square.
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Miss Francie Guipe went to Hedge
City. Yesterday, 10 visit friends.

The north bound passenger was an
hour late last night.
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A party Of young folks went to Ne
Baden springs this morning.
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Try these choice cigars At the Parcels
House Restaurant.
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IA SELF CONTRADICTIONS OF THE
Bihie in pamphlet forms. price % cts. the same b,
mali. W. NJ. HART, kirksville, Mo.
DESIRABLE RESiDENCE-For sale, and
~ one business house, enquire of Sands 4
Gill.
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There is NO monopoly in the hOof
business.
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THE KIRKSVlLLE WOODEN MILLS

Are being fitted up in first class order, and will do
all kinds OF ustOm work such rs:
ROLL CARDING,
CARDING AND SPINNING.
AND WEAVING.
Blankets, Flannels, Jeans, and all kinds Of plain
and fancy Yarns il exchange for O0L.
i'll color ShAwls, Dresses, Coats, Pants, ETC..
any shade or color you may desire.
HCAsH PAID FOR Wool.
E. BIGSBY, Proprietor,
Kirksville. No
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given. that Letters Of al.
mInistration upon the Estate Of I. "a.
wsrd Hurti. de sceased, have been granted 20
me by the Ads'r county Probate Court bear
Ing date the 18th day Of June. 1882. Al per-
sens having claims against said estate are re-
quired 10 exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year from the date Of said letters.
or they may be precluded from any benefit
Of snch estate; and II said claims be not ex-
hibited within two years from the date Of
said letters, they will be forever barred
MARY HURD,
Administrative.
Kjrksviil June 18th 1882 Mo Tvs
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Go to Holmes & Annex for Door
and Window Frames all complete.
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w L. cket's.
"a seorney at Law,
Kirksville, Missouri.
Solkey's store, South Side OF
Square.
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Literary and Musical Club.

A number of the young ladies of
kirksville met at the residence of Mr.
S. N. Link, for the purpose OF organic.
inRa Social. Literary and Musical
club. Mrs. J. F. Billings being ap
pointed chairman, the society was duly
organized and the following officers
elected; Mrs. J. +. Billings, Pres; Miss
Matte DeFrance, Vice Prest.; Miss
Lizzie lies. Sec: Miss Anna Warner
Treas after which, the society being
christened under the name OF the |. |.
o. O. F. F. Club, adjourned to meet July
18th, at the residence of their worthy
President
PROGRAMME JULY IL.
l. Instrumental Duet, Misses Link
and Chambliss. 2nd. Select reading,
Miss Allie kurtz. 3rd, Vocal solo,
Bessie Duffield. 4th, Defamation,
Katie Clark. 5th, Piano solo, Mrs.
Billings.
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CHAMPION
Reapers and Mowers
Call and see them
W. J. WILKES & Co.
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DR.. Pearce,
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n4S-3ni
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The attention of our readers is called
to the card OF Mr.. Billings, tuner and
repairer of pianos, and organs.
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BAYLOR & MILLER.

our good.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-30

The very general belief in the incura-
bility of consumption now seems to be on
the road TO complete overthrow. This
change in sentiment has not been brought
around by any new method of treatment,
nor has there been a perceptible enlarge
ment in the number Of those now living
who can claim that they nave had and
have recovered from this disease; but the
evidence upon W mich the revision in opin-
ion is based is even more conclusive than
that which could by any possibility be OBJ
It is simply this, that post norton" ex-
~aminations have revealed the fact that
pulmonary phthisic is a complaint of
much greater frequency han has been COM
monty supposed, and that multitudes of
people have had the disease, and have been
practically cured of it, who AVE never so
much as suspected the cause of their ill
ness.
In a series of examinations, made some
time since at the hospital Mt Edinburgh, it
was found that the lungs of not less than
one-third of those who died when over forty
years of age were in a condition that
could not be accounted for in no other way
than by the suppOsition that atsome period
in their lives consumption had existed, and
had been afterwards checked or cured.
Portions of the lungs had been destroyed
but the cavities formed had been healed
by contraction and adhesion of their walls
or the disintegrated substance had beer
shut in by the formation of tibrous tissue
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-30
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.


Gen. Wilkinson, of the Indian divis-
ion, has arrived.
Five ships with troops from Bombay
arrived Saturday.
Mahmond Fehmy, a prominent Off
Ger, has been captured.
Another regiment for Wolseley has
been formed in India.
1t is evident that Arab means to
make a stand at Kafr-El-Dwar and as
event to a defeat he could escape in
Tripoli.
The British intend to cut the dykes
near Meks, and flood a portion of the
dry bed lake Marotis and prevent any
attack from that side.
Yusuef Bey, who recently escaped
from Cairo, asserts that the Turkish
and Circassian residents mt Cairo are
being arrested daily and never heard
of again.
The enemy flooded the country on
both TANKS. Cavalry and bedouins
continue to raid the village of Meks
during the night, numbering the in
%haOitants.
Mahmond Fehmy says that Arab
Pasha has five batteries and Krupp
guns and three mounted batteries at
Tel-el Kebin. All important kilograms,
which have fallen into our hands from
Arab Pasha and his chiefs, are ad-
dressed TO Mahmond Fehmy, and it is
evident that he sent them fabulous ac-
counts of their engagements with the
English troops, since the kilograms
from Arab Pasha while mt Cairo,
contained most enthusiastic congratu-
lations on victory as Mahmond Fehmy
reported. He is regarded as nahashib
of revolt.
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Fiahtina the Greeks.

Athans August 90 Yastardo morn
,n, ,ho T,rLioh .roons itch. a..
Greeks all along the frontier from zor.
has IN Deuoni Fiohtino wos continned
TODAY The Greek,s loss una rour
killed and ten wounded The oovern-
ment despatcbed artillery and General
DaIms IN the frontier
Rondouriot. the Greek ambassador ia
reported to have said TO the Pasha that
the collision was provnked bv tho viola
,,o, ~ rho croak ,rao., hr H. NH,
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Financial and Commercial.

New York, Aug. 29.-Silver Bars
114s;money,4Q Government generally
unchanged; Stocks Strong; West
ern Union, S0i; Quicksilver, 10, Paci-
fc, Az; Wells Fargo, 1870; New York
Central, 1874; Erie, 39!; Panama, 1857;
Denver & Rio Grand, 57t; Union Pa
cihc, 1851; Bonds, 1l6!; Central Pacific
1871; Bonds, 10; Sutro, /.
Mining stocks very dull; Robinson
Consolidated, 10 and 100; Green
mountain, 2l0; Navajo 075 and %;
State line Nos. . and 3, "a and %; In
dependence advanced from 125 to 145,
and closed at 1875 to 1i5; Little Chief
advanced to 80; sales for the day, G3,-
7l5 shares.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Blaine delivered a political address.
on Monday at Portland, Maine. 1t wa.
a Blaine speech.
The Monmouth, Illinois, Greenback.
ers of the Eleventh district nominate
Rev. Dick Haney for congress.
Gov. Long has written q letter say
ing he would gratefully accept the
nomination for congress of the second
district.
Col. Abe Fulkerson the present
member Of congress from the Ninth
district of Virginia announced him
self independent candidate for ~re-eiec-
ton, expecting endorsement from the
democrats.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-30
The Dying Victims of BeastIy Williams e.
The Markets-And the Dolngs Of the
World in a Nutshell.
Late Egyptian News.

Alexandria, August 30. The enemy
is still strengthening its left; they sent
out an armed train again last evening.
Man-of-war Minotour shifted position
to about one thousand yards nearer
Aboukir. Gen. Wood has gone to re-
connoitre Meks.
London: The report from Alexan-
dria, that Gen. Woleseley arrived at
Zagastic If doubtless untrue.
London, August 20. Gen. Wolseley
telegraphs from Kassassin Lock, that
Major General Graham commanding
this post was attacked yesterday even
ing by eight battalions and twelve guns.
Our men behaved well and inflicted
severe loss upon the enemy. At first
Gen. Graham had but five guns and
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The Irish Constabulary.

Limerick, Aug. ga petition
signed by upwards of one hundred
members of the Constabulary has been
forwarded to Earl Spencer, Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland, asking that the dis
missed men be reinstated, said that in
the event of his failure to comply with
the request a general strike will take
place. The dismissed constables on
hearing of their petition, which has
been sent to Lord Spencer, declared
they would not join the force under
any conditions.
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st. Louis, August 29.-Special from
Taylorville, Illinois, says Emma Bond
was resting quietly at midnight, but
the attending physicians agree that she
has a poor chance to ecove Death is
expected within a few days. 1t vas
thought once yesterday that she was
dead, respiration having ceased for a
while. She was at times conscious,
and once or twice found to be raving,
on n of these occasions her father
says she went over the former state
ment ABOUT the outrage made to the
prosecuting attorney and detailed
every circumstance without varying in
the least from the written statement
while in the same condition. She made
some remarks that reflect very seriously
upon one of the prisoners.
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Washington Notes.

Gen. Rosecrans will leave for Cali
fornia in a day or two to be gone for
some time.
1t is thought the Democrats are not
going to make much of a fight from
this point at least, for possession of the
next house of Representatives.
Uncurrent subsidiary silver coins,
numbering SOC, 900 will be collected
from Different government repositories
throughout the country and recoined
at the Philadelphia Mint.
Col. John E. Tourblette, of General
Sherman's staff, has been detailed to
accompany the Marquis Lorne on a "trip
across thi country. The Governor
general to be accompanied by Princess
Louise and suit. The party are expe c.
ted to arrive at Chicago Sept. 9th, by
way Of Detroit, and then proceed to
British Columbia by way of San Fran
cisco.
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CURRENT FOREIGN ITEMS.

Ten thousand people attended the
funeral of Charles J. Hickman, a fenian
at Dublin-Monday.
The British association for advance
ment science have decided to meet at
South Port in 1888 and Montreal Canada
in 1884.
Tennyson, the poet laureate, has given
his name to the scheme for erection the
bust of Longfellow in Westminster
Abbey.
The Lord Liene of Ireland, ordered
the dismissal of five sub-constables,
who objected being removed to the
north. The event caused considerable
excitement, and there have been many
designations among constables as the
consequence. The Kings county con
stabulary approved their action.
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Growing Old.

How strangely our ideas of growing old
change as we get on in life. To the girl
in her teens, the ripper maiden of twenty
five seems quite aged. Thirty-two thinks
thirty-ive an sold thing" Thirty-five
breads forty, but congratulates herself that
there may still remain some ground to be
possessed in the fifteen years before the
century is attained. But fifty does not by
any means give up the battle of life. 1t
feels middle-aged and vigorous, and thinks
old age along way in the future. Sixty re-
members those who have done great things
at the three-score; and doubts if Parr.
when he was married at one hundred and
twenty, had at all begun to feel himself an
Did man. 1t is the desire of life within us
which makes us feel young so long.
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The Yellow Fever.

Brownsville, August 29.-Eigty-two
new cases of yellow fever here yester-
day. Eight deaths, six of whom are
Mexicans. Six deaths are reported at
Matamoras and but a few cases.
Washington, August 29..-Captain
Hopkins, commanding the navy yard
at Pensacola, has informed the navy
department that the yellow fever is
spreading in Pensacola, and that extra
precautions are necessary.
Austin, Tex, Aug. 20.-Gov.
Roberts has issued a proclamation
quarantining against Pensacola, Fla,
where yellow fever prevails.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-30

Miss Alice c. Fletcher, so well known
in scientific circles in connection with
Indian chronology and as the champion of
the Omahas in their appeals to Con-
gress for lands in severalty, reached
Carlisle August 10Th, with thirty-six
Omaha children. Thirty n are for
the Carlisle school and five for Hamp-
ton Institute. Miss Fletcher visited
Setting Bull at Fort Randolph, d. T.,
and selected ten children from his
band. Sitting Bull is very anxious to
have all the children of his party placed
in industrial schools. Captain r. II.
Pratt, U. S. A, goes to Dakota in Sep
for these ten children, ana sixty more
from Rosebud and Pine Ridge agencies.
When his party reaches his school there
will be about three hundrep and sixty
pupils, representing tw~enty-nine differ.
emit tribes 81 Army 81 Navy Journal.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-30

Boston. August 20.-The wool mar
ket remains the same. Desirable wool
is in good demand, prices firm; supplies
continue to arrive quite freely and
a good assortment of all kinds is offer
ing. Sales of Ohio and Pennsylvania
fleeces y and XXX 40c. @42c., choice
lots 42tc. @43c., Michigan Y feeces Is
in fair demand SOC. @40c. unwashed
leeces active. Sales 16c. @23c. for
low and coarse, 25c. @30c. for fine and
medium, 32c. "a 35c. for selected lots of
medium combing, and Delaine tleeces
are in demand and have been selling at
43c. for fine Delalne; 47c, @49c. for fine
and No. ] combing.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-30
Tropical Politics.

Mexico, August 20.-This morning
two legislatures organized in Zacatecas
one composed of the friends OF general
and state government the other of the
friends of general Garcia Cadena,
who has presidential aspiration. Last
night a fight occurred between Cadena
and friends and the state troops and
after a sharp contest of 20 minutes in
which one rebel was killed and three
soldiers of the state were wounded,
Garcia Cadena surrendered with his
followers. Zacatecas is quiet and no
further disturbance is anticipated.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-30

The democrats of Dakota are urging
very persistaatly as a prospective IAN
didate for the territorial delegateship,
our former townsuian. Col. Steele, of
the law firm of Mclaughlin and Steele,
and it is understood that the nomina-
ton depends simply upon Mr.. Steele's
acceptance or refusal. He has been to
Washington before, then as delegate
from Wyoming.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-30
Cold and Magnetism.

A recent investigation, conducted in the
physical laboratory of Harvard University
has lead to the discovery of the remarkable
fact that intense cold can deprive magne'
tiled steel bars of nearly all the the mag
netism that may have been impaired &c
them. The intense cold was produced by
solid carbonic acid. This fact has an i'm
portant bearing upon observations of the
magnetic condition of the earth in higl
ATTITUDES; for what appear to be daily and
yearly changes in the earth's magnetism
may be due in large part to conditions of
temperature, which affect the magnet:
used in the observations 1t also must be
concluded that the molecular condition OF
steel is changed by great cold.