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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-16

~ he Ntss fer lseal Aoticss will be twenty-five
esa6 nas for Tie INT insertion and fifteen csrts
~ tr sAsh Subsequent insertion, and fssm these rates
~ VIII ~ istiAts.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-16
PAT EMTS

Trade Marks. Copyrights, etc for ~ ins,.S 49,
SsYs Sens n. GIoe. England. 1rsnce GseIuaay. -
n1fs fs,snt. sna oa,ass,vs o.,s year.. e1per9:ses.
n1nnc I~-s.na tnrough u azo nol3eed IN t1eoa,
trsso' S..,aAN AHLcAN Tbs large and apioo1k1 riss
y sea sss xseklypspx. ysas, ,shosstSe
- 1Msnco very tntagest1n6, sua ~ ~ e.lss,es1
~ 1se s9ce 4d&eo MUM 8 co. IS6SS SsS7
Gisk 1s|||' = ~ !
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
Dsan'tAamskEim.

There is young man IN the parlor
wishes to see yop, miss remarked the
hall~door attendant.
Did he bring anything with him;
any box nr parcel?
Only cane. miss.
Did his coat tall rattl. when he
walked as If there was q package %
caudy in the pocket?
Nothing Of the sort, miss.
Then tell him that I've gone to Wis
it a sick friend and wonte be home for
wcei, returned the fa,r girl, falling
hack into horizontal position an
resumiug her perusal oI''Truth S,rsn
ger than Fiction; or, The Liar Un
masked"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

The following true story Just reach
es MS: A Republican told his wife 4
lew llaye before The election that #
Massachusetts went Democratic lie
should leave the state. and added that
he meant it,too. Upon waking the
morning after the election he remarked
, that his ofactories were not greeted
with the usual odors from the kitchen.
AMI going 70 the door be called his
wife to inquire the cause, noting at
the same time that preparations to
nsve were apparently going on down
Atairs. She informed him quietly
hat the State had gone Democratic,
and he called savagely for paper that
'.|e might know the worst. 1t was
>,pught to him and he was closeted
/ Viii Il for some time; then coming to
The door lie shouted to his wife: s"5et
= lie breakfast. Mary; no matter about
bnoying--there isn't any place to go
~ Boston Post.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

C:ose connection. st Nortoavilla for MsaI-
sonville. Henderson. Evansville and all points
SprtIi. Connections At radurah with Steamers
on ohio anil Tennessee rivers; At Fulton with
y. G. 81 LIS :. q. X. a.: Al Rives with ". a
q. u, "; AZ Paslarah juno. with NC. 81 d.
At Ellzahethtown with y 4 II. Rsllroad; at
Louisville With T. Il & T.. Rsiiroah. q 4 ".
railroad amt u. :, Nall Linz Steamers for
Cincinnati and the North ahHiEn-.. J.. y 7.
" I.railroad for lnd.anspplis. thhAzg4 nn.,
md the West. U3ft
Gcn1 Pas.enger A gcnt. EllzAbethtown. Kv.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

There is something sok anil ten
der in the fall a single ..-s-asbe. hnr
it always reminds US TO look. after our
bottle Of DIR. Bulls Cough syrup
colds,-(or we Lase--ai~sys found
il reliable. s aLflt =
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

*t*"Wmter Finds out what Sum-
mer lays by" Kidney Wort cures
in Winter aud in Summer. There IL
scarcely aperson to be fouml who
will not be greatly benefited By a
thorough course OF Kitlney-W or;
every spring, ifyou cannot prepare
the dry buy the liquid. II has the
same effect. IS.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

, Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. 1t acts directly upon the blood
and the mucous surfaces OF the .sys-
TEN. Price 75c. Fer sale by Gish &
Garner. t5gI Te5
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

- Wesley Dixon, who shot shenf
Bob Nicely, at Franklin month ago
has been caught in Alien county.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

Seem rs you are. When you are
simply comfortable. don't pretend 10
betremendousIy happy.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

Tits almost impossible for the most
industrious teacher TO weed out of
smart boy as much as the young ras-
calrakes 10. toF e
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

|. A fool, barber. and bald-headed
|hpan were travelling together. Los
NJ there way, they were forced to
leep in the open air; and. to avert
t;anger, il was. agreed 10 watch by
Ierns. The first lot fell the barber,
~ Tor amusement, shaved the FOOLS
>,aad while he was sleeping, lie then
{svuke lin. and the fooLraising his
hand to scratch bis head. exclaimed"
'livs's a pretty mistake; you have
Awakened the old baldhcsded man
Instead Of me. NJ
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
Skinny Men.

b wells Health Remover" restores
health and ivigor. cnres. Dyspepsia.
importance, Sexual Debility. ST..
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
Inst w,at ,be war cos, las

~ H.. 49,.
ous' wat 'ne war coStlnas 'o''en
neeh asked anu var'ous'y answered
About a. accurate q statement. ascan !
ne m"le IS 'ha' o. commissioner o.
lehs'"ns Da.'ey. nus report. ~
s sum, up ~ ."s .,n'cAso in'el
',ern"' SHOWS 'ne ,o.r nu",.e' ~
r :. accor'ling 70 inc A w
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
C. uth Ksnta1cki an.
f5a s.si5., ., BET. Afain ana River
liOPKENsvILLE KY.
ExgHAv5z scINTILLAT1oNs

The man WHO Is too ten,ler- hssrtcd
10 crush worm never eats .chestnuts
after lark - Breckenridge News.
Tue Clark County Democrat IS co.
ing To have a corn show this MONTH
Somucli for wearing tight boots.--
Glasgow Times.
Yesterday man coming in this
Office to have circulars printed got
mad just because we asked him, as
i was very cold, il he wanted them
fur lined. - State journal.
We sometimes wish we conld.sweur
or tel! lie, OF drink soiaetliias strong
hut we have never yet had the ambi-
tisn to aspirc,to the position ~ astalc
Woke rthearser.-State.Jonrlial. +
"H"w to treat woman" is the
gtitle Of snunuecessary article of an,ex-
chaugr. Every man knows how to
treat woman. II sheisa sweetheart
trrat. her to- oysters and wine; IT, q
vie treat her to a new bonnet. --Eliz-
abethtown News.
About the hardest rap rNRind FOR
tune can hestow upon nve-sic
swain, is for him to sing 1--we songs
under The window Of his charmer. un-
I'll disguised neighbor iafoms hin
that the Iamily moved away that day
and the house is vacant. - Breckcn
Ridge News.
says Mother Earth: ! am tindonc
Bythis my hot. imprisoned sun. Z
who brings this bold. unblushing Venus
In broad daylight to s,aBd between MS.
W --fcoman,
Several OF our exchanges hnvc beer
circulating the report thattiov. Haw'
kins had eight braihers. The Amcri
n can defends Gov. Hawkins and tb'
Hawkins family and .denounces th'
e.snder. 1t arrives at the conclusion
that Gov. Hawkins has not .eigh
brothers. because from an exsmipa
ton ofthe record, il learns that unl,
FIVE Hawkinfes are holding Office il
a Tennessee BY similar course o
reasoring the American viii he abl'
soprove after January that there an
n, iiawkinses in Tennessee. ---Tobac
co Leaf.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
ERRORS Of YOUTH,

A GENTLEMAN who suffered Tor rears
from NEByors DTBIfaTy PlEMATunk bFciy.
and All the enects Of youthful in,liatrctio6
wilifar tho sake OF suffering humanit, srn,i
free 10 all WIN need u. the recins anddjflc'
ton tor making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. sufferers wiahi..a Il nrnds III
the advertisers experience can do 40 ,,v ~.
arfesIng IN perfect ronnfIance. y ~" ~"
hsS y OGDEN ~ Cedar, ST., New York.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

glIlesF people are aiways on tho lookout for
WAtk chances to increase their earnings,
MIMI and in time become wealthy; ilorc
WtVh who do not improve their opporinni-
ties remais IN poverty, W encr a greht
women, boys and girls to work foisus right In
their own localities. ANY one can 10 thew
p,oprriy from the first Start. The business
wilfpay more than ten timss ordinary wages
Expensive outfit furnished nee. No one who
enHyRre fails to mako monevrApiAls Ynu
cam devots your whsir time 70 The work, nr
only your spare lnomcnts Full information
and all that IL ncrded sent free. Address
hrfsCoS CO., Poftland, Mainr ldecblyt
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

"A xolfwho had a dispute with a
Ahyepa determined TO destroy him, and,'
therefore, went to the lion for advice.
"Set trap for him." was the reply,
''and when you have caught him eat
him." The wolf went away and laid a
snare beside the path often traversed
by his enemy, but Just as he was
cackling with satisfaction he blnnderei
into the trap himself and was held
! last. In this emergency along came
The lion, who called out, "by George!
hut what's all this?" "I'm fast in my
own trap, "humbly replied the wolf.
SOL Sec. ! come out here expecting
10 help You eat the h,ena; but, ] set
tins trap by your advice" protest ed
the wolf. True, you did, and
advised your enemy.to set one for you
as well. Odds is the difference to me
whether ! eat wolf or hyena." Moral
'rhc lawyer gets his pay. no matter
how the suit goes.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
HARRIS REMEDY co., ;IEils ..sgs.

N'l{ . = hfs tks.i.t = s.ls FFs7ls z
~, e s. 7a0f AijlaiS fas1alt Rtkfsf
XI 50 fsa<x uss "a s.hrrs - $50
U-| 4te|t@I ffsn Nerves Ha4 Fhr a<sl DEAD.
u>It<1<1{ffc.t<<.[<4 ~. Preaalsrt knkanstlss 40
N/<& Hr~[ (.11@1+ ihelf n<zy ftesrr s><t4sfx>-a.
49, qx<<iy s4l rE<lls.y suf-f-
fks nsaay pat - In hs1es. -. G<strr n-<ask ~
ne.s ts...th Z ss. ... a.s.. s<s-s e1s- - b~t
n.ssrs thrss rseflsl w. Seal " IA. Il piss rrsrts
p.<tA.ss ~ t.isy .sssn y--J s-ss nss 7.ag s<-sf
.s ~ s'..s ~ 80 Z - s'sil .sSassEs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19
"Buchupaiba. I"

Quick. complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary KS
ease 81. Druggists.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

Paiucsh. Cairo. Faltoa, Eives, ara
points in West TcnnrS~re and
Southern kensuSky. OaeAss,ore.
Loa;sxille. Cincianxsl insiiaa-
sptiis. Pi,isharxh. HssAinE-
saglou. Bsisiaores fAil.-
le.phia. Nes York s.d
boston.
Iszsxasse IA .r-<s Asa n, sss--
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

says Mother Earth: I am iindonc
nv this my hot. imprisoned sun. (
Who brings this bold. unblushing Venus
In broad daylight to s,aBd between rs.
--feoman.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-19

old fashionable remedies ara rapidly
giving ground before the. advance Of this
conqnefing SPECIFIC, and old fashioned
cure. have been quite exploded by the
success Of the great renovhnt which tones
the System, tranquIlizes the nerves, neu-
frniizes malaria, dcpurates and enriches
the blood, ronSes he liver whom dormants
and promotes regular habit Of body. :
4. Fopsale W All pruggIats ana peaiers n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is.

sUPRENK CoUEr-CH ABE ls7iied by Lawrence. J,-Csl
endar called II a. m.-ThTd Monday motion calendar
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL rEBM-Held by Van Worst, j.
Law amt Fact-NOs. o. 2s5.
sIPRFNE -CIRCUIT-PART III ED by Barrett. j.
Nos 22aS 1927 1882 2l66 l15 PISS $50 2ls9 23 1884
PIG 2l6T 2124 lSG. 10, 1880 $50 l24l. 1913 S5O2
PART u-Held by Donohue, J.-Case on, No 520I. No
pam Titled by Iarremore, J.-NOs 1896 427 17l4.
1872 1853 100 1926, S43 1888 20l 68s lh -l6O 1873
1868 1876 42t. 1881 1850, 2s5S, 1923. 1926
SUPERIOR COCRT-SPECIAL TEKH-Held by Arnoux j.
C. leudar calea II Nos. y, D. Is 81, 3. Al.
sUPEgIoK CoURI-ThIAL TEaH5PARI He'd BY 1ruaH.
o2l 6U7 600 622 629 6S6 6s4, 564, 257 445 226
10 6j6 90. asS. Cl5, AL SOL 255.
PART ii-Held BY Russell. J.-Nos 4s9. $50. $40 4O7,
ia 2i2 243 I3l $50. A.. 35l. 4S6, 504. sos, 1872
PAM III-IIed by Sedgwick, G. Nos 500, $50. SOS.
600 col, Sos So 81 49, $751; 1885, o9l, o9o, 300 $50,
S7l 796.
COMMON PLEks-sPECIAL TERM-Held by Van Hoesen, J.
Calendar called at /! a. NJ Nos. ., 9. TO-
COMMON PLEAs-EoUHY TERH-BefOre c. p. Daily, C j.
10 - inclusive
COMMON PLHAs-TRlAL TERM-PART He'd by Beach L.
1929, 2l3G 1919. $685. 1l42. 207S, 24S4,
zI2e. IC47, 1853. 2OsO. rs. 2573
PART II-Ied by Van Brunt. Nos 2lS2 2096, 2t40'
24O3 1854 2-6. 2206 1858 U0O 2pS3 .sO5 24S, 1919,
94lO o462. 24C3. 2457 209j, 2l64 227s
SUREOGATE's COCRT-Heid by Rollins. S-Fstae OF Je9se
Hoyt at 10 a. m; will OF sarah Burr at III = N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18
LOSING PeiCES Or CALTFoevTA srOcKS
SAY FEANCIsCO. ThnrsnaY. Dec. II. Is92.
Ye3for.llv To-day


SAN FRASCiscO. Dec. 1.-THE market for Com
stock shares continues very dull AZ low prices. Ont
side stocks now lead the market. Tuscaroras being
the fayGri'es. Navajo closed very strong at adj
varced fiRuree, with little or stock offered for
sale at any prize.
BulIon shirments from the mines durlng the past
week are reported rs follows: BOdie, $4,000 BOdio
Tunnel. 80. 700; Christy -, :234 Navajo, $l6 go;
Northern Belle, $0,l44; star. Sl,976; Standard,
S3l, 1891.
Bullion valued Mt $36. S07 30 was received in
NeS-York on Saturday from the mines, making
total for the week of $242307 30.
The total sales Of mining stocks in New-YOrk the
pasr week are officially reported by the two eI-
changes at 359,0SS shares.
II IS officially reported that the new 20 stamp
mill of the New York aud Honduras Rosario
Mining Company is almost ready to run, and, with
the old 10-s.amp MILL Is eXpec ed to be in opera
ton January l. More than 1000 tons of ORE
averaging about $I30 per ton, are on the dumps.
Central Arizona official statement for November
shows a gross product OF 1,1S3.9 ounces bullion,
valued at S19, 19S 80. The exp ndi ures amounted
10 SIS, 173 81, Of which 1882 ST. was Tor water
service So sS4 81 iOr mine. 81 495 30 for mill and
1925 50 for dead work. Net product, 81, O24 80.
Ore and waste crushed, 600 tons average prod
uct per ton. 50 10. he assays of tallngs for the
month showed an average loss of 81 81 per ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18
STREET. CONTIGUOUS NOT PAID IN FULL

Controller Campbell was asked Saturday even
Nay By reporter OF The TRIBUNE what were his
ar refusing pay Contractors Walton and Brown the
work performed by them III November He replied:
was not satisfied with the manner In which certain
streets cleaned in the latter part of the month
There certain urees which the contractors are
bound TO clean daily others 10 be cleaned twice
week and others three mes 1t was my observation and
shat Of Auditor jackson and others that the terms of the
faithfully carried out Therefore,
decided TO withhold portion the amounts which the
Contractors would monthly the work done
properly"
"Then you do not propose to withhold the entire
amount due for November ~
By no mexns The contractors could have received
20 per OF the claimed by them any time
within the last gwO three days. The romslnDg 20
pereen will be pa them when they nave demonstrated
70 mo That they have lived terms VI tder con-
tacts Tne streets show decided Improvement under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18
HINES AND INNING.


SUNDAY. Dec. III. NJ.
The mining stock markets last week presented
little that was new or encouraging There were
about the usual fluctuations in prices and at one
time the market seemed to give promises OF better
things than it lately has given; but what there
of good feeling quickly dIsslpated by the later
weakness which was developed in Robinson
Consolidated and Chrysolite The decline in
Robinson TO 1.10G1.15 was the more eff
fectlve on the general market because 1t
followed reports from the mine that are
of a more favorable character than any before re-
ceived for long time. There also were better
reports from mines in other localities. Ii is stated
that strict economy in the workings and some i'm
provement in the grade of produced rapidly
getting the whole Green Mountain COLI group of
mines into better condition During the week the
stock of Sierra Grande Of the Lake Valley New
Mexicol mines was listed at the Exchange, and
the dealings in il were active ut between 475 and
5.13 The lately " cOTnered" stock, Hall-Andersnn,
developed some activity at lao a l.. SOG /. 50.
Yesterdays markets call for no comment further
than that the inclination toward brtter prices.
The Father de Smet Consolidated Gold Mining
Company has declared dividend No "a OF 20 cents
per share. payable at the Office OF Ladla & Co.
II Wali-st.. New-YOTk, December 80. Transfer
books will close Oh the 10th.
l1LEs AT rHE MIvIE6 ETCHA vGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18

University Grammar School, !, 4S1 Broadway,
u near 42d-st. t4Bth year, Primary, Commercial and
Classical Departments ii VI. Hobby. W. L. Akin Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18

the suns-ysiou Of Commissioner Coleman. rs e'mparsa
with What thew were formerly at this SEASON !" nre
year Nevertheless the terms of tht 49,, lie
very III lin snc must he lived up tp, or Will no. u! e
fnli amount claimed by the contractors sn., Ia
suofLer cousultanon with Com missioner cnIein
five 70 Tho matter and il Will probably be denm''S
left 81 N fl fpygt
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gnsirurtion.
Miscellaneous.

4 GOOD SCHOOL-II0w to find it! State pu-
pills age and price desired. location preferred with
ohcr PARTICULARS. The experience and distinguished
success OF An ecan school Institute gives Parents and
uaiuans rare yatare In seoefug schools for their chill
crfn tlrcua Information free, person Nv
me,ied Tor stamps j. ". SCIlEHMEhhOkN, seeretlry
East lith.st.
GERMAN LESSONS given at pupils resi-
~ delees - cents per hour q. L. Box D. Tribune once
pARENrS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
Ia city or In
PINCKSEY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE,
asgc To ASSIST pareis ir selecting schools At once,
The best schools furnished RATS Information concerning
SCHOOLS lre-y given u parents and guardians
PlNCkNEl's AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS,
Domestic Building, Broadway aud l4th-st. New-f0Fk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18
OanrluI Academies.

tJWIIIIII'I -tINUIHIIt1
A Lien DODWORTHS
N SCHOOL FOR DANCING No. G3l shave
For particulars sond for circular.
rodwortfs new Lancers will be published In few DAYS
A LEX. MACGREGOR'S
N SCHOOL FOR DANCING liz shave
Private and class lessons day. See circulars.
f1ARL MARWIG'S School for Dancing, 81
~ Madisonsve send for circulars
A j Mr.. TREN0R'S, Broadway and 32d-st.,
~ lessons morning, afternoon aud evening daily.
nEGARMO'Sca in dancing meet daily and
- Monday and ThurSday evenings at Standard Hail. l476
Broadway.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing,
No 9a5 jth-ave. cor 47thst opposite Windsor Hotel
Glasses viii recOnm1nce Monday october IT, 1882. En-
gagement at Newport r. T., closes October l.
=. B. send postage stamp for circular.
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Alnslrnl 9nstrumenls.

a ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,2Se BROADWAY corner my
hrstst 800 West Twenty -thiTdst corner Elghth.aye
No. 52 East Fourteeuh-st corner Unon ~ ga.e 81 nnE
ave. Furty.seventhsti % the A
Nos. 100 and &c. Thiri.aye, corner OnenahHe0~no
Wenty.nfth.st up to D. IN. at regular once E.seA
WAN Ep.-A young nian, thorousn soin-
fitted ong eats ished store Leading business street.
salary and PAT pronts must deposit 81 100 fully .eeared
offered. Address with refer
enees pII q IsT care VI J. Fleming, 40 Aurrayst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18
Ocean Gleamers.

4 NCHOR LINE. u. s. Mail Steamers
"A NEWYoRK and GLASGOW, via DERRY,
from Pier ~, North River. New.YOrk.
FVRSESSIA Dec. 20 pm BULlNIA.......J jan B. noon.
ANCHORIA.. Dec. 27. am ANCHORIA.. Jan. TO- am.
Rates OF passage
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFASfOr LONDONDERRY.
Cabius $50 to 800 Excursion tickets az reduced
Second Cabin $40. SteerageOutward s25 Prepaid. $40
For boOSs OF Tours in scotland" rates plans c apply
HENDERSON, BROTHERS, Agents. Bowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE.
lI New and direct to the South OF France.
NEW-GOKK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE
CHATEAU LATTE 4 900 tons, Thus. Jan 1. 1890 p m
CHATEAU LEONILLE 4,OOO tons sat. EeD s. p m
Travellers France, spain and Italy, Pyrennees Pau
Nice, &c. Will time ami expense by taking thls line
Cabin Intending winel, $50 Storage, SO For passage
2ppyto - 49,
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Io'' '"'o''o' ''e'-' .'''- $3.50 1920
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Qfdchers.

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-01-06
What Volcanoes Arc Not.

"What is volcanoe?" This is O
familiar question, often addressed to us
n our youth, which "Catechisms Of
Universal knowledge" and similprschool
Sanuals have taught us to reply to in
tonne such terms as the following
"A volcano is burning mountain,
and flames"
This description, says Professor Judd,
Is not merely incomplete and inadequ tie
AS q whole, but each individual PROPOSE
ton Of which it is made up is grossly in
adequate and, what is worse, perversely
misleading.
In the first place, the action which
takes place at volcanoes is not "burn-
mg, or combustion, and bears, indeed,
no relation whatever to that well-known
prCce s. Nor are volcanoes necessarily
- mountains" at all essentially, they
are just the overwhelmingly, holes In the
eartu S crust, or outer portion, by means
of which a communication is kept up
between the su face and the interior of
our globe. When mountains do exist at
centers of volcanic activity, they are
simply the heaps of materials thrown
oat of these holes, and must, therefore,
be regarded not as the causes, but as the
consequences OF volcanic action. Neither
does this ton always take place at the
SUBMITS" Of volcanic mountains when
snch exist, for eruptions occur quite as
FIR quently on their sides or Mt their
bases. That, too, which popular fancy
regards as smoke" is really condensing
steam or watery vapor, and the supposed
raging flames" are nothing more than
the glowing light of mass of molten
material reflected from these vapor
clouds.
The name of volcano has been Dor
rowed from the mountain Vulcano, in the
Lapari Islands, where the ancients be-
lieved that Heph@stus, or Vulcan, had
his forge. Volcanic phenomena have
been at all times regarded with a super
sttlous awe, which has resulted in the
generation of such myths as the one
Just mentioned, or OF that In which
Etna was said to have been formed by
the mountains, under which an angry
god had buried the -rebellious Typhon.
These stories changed their form, but
not their essence, under Christian
di 'pensation, and Vulcano became re.
garded as the place of punishment OF
the Arian Emperor Theodosius, and
Etna as that Of Anne Boleyn, who had
sinned by perverting the faith of King
Henry lII.-POputdr Science Monthly.