The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-16

Doctors remedy Tor the oumO-
bread stepped in wine. Boland had
bought nice little property at Or
leans, where he lived like mouse il
q Dotch cheese. He alleged if be
named the two deputies, be could not
remain in France; now the govern.
ment has expelled him for holding
back the names OF the recipients.
The humbug is served right.
The French association for the Adj
vanceLnent OF Science is holding its
annual congress al Rouen. It has
been constituted twelve years on
the lines OF its English model, and is
hourishing. M. Passey, the distin-
guished publioist and the foremost
deputy in the Chamber for common
sense, delivered the inaugural adj
dress, his text being the question of
the day, the economic condition OF
France. The earliest peoples abhorred
work, save that of bloodshed. Cicero
viewed a shop or a workroom as coz
temptible; while Plato, lXenophou
and Aristotle, looked upon artisans
as wicked and disorderly people. De-
pTeciating the currency was the car
dinal Elm of royalty in the Middle
Ages; between 1851 and 1860. Jean
le Bon-an epithet to be taken cam
gran0 sails. changed the value of the
coin sventy-five times, and no less
than sixteen times in the single wear
1859. For similar conduct, that of
false coming. Dante reserved an
exceptionally warm corner in his
Eyter, for Phillip lie Bel: 1t appears
the famous Marshal Vaughan lost
caste at Court, shocked the gallants
at Versailles, by proposing, that al
ought to be equal before taxation.
M. Deherain, chemist, made
known the results of his experiments
on sewerage applied to soils; such 10.
duced fermentation in the ground,
and developed myriads of M. Pas
teur's little beings, the microbes -
the cause of TYPHOID levers and con-
tagious diseases. The canton of
Gournay,in Normandy, is famous for
its excellent butter and soft cheese.
it is renowned also, and it ought to be
a yeritable big bonanza for dentists,
for the decayed teeth of iGs inhabit-
ants. No less than eighty per cent,
OF the conscripts from this canton
are declared unsuitable for military
service from this infrmity, and the
cause is as great a mystery as the
Trinity. The inhabitants ought to
intermarry with the Irish, celebrated
among all the Gaelic race for the
soundnesE of their teeth, and their
tendency to produce giants. The de
Ccurcys of Cork claim descent from
Noah and the O'Malleys of Galway,
from Goliath, that explains their pro-
verbal anti'semetic feelings on &C.
count of David's victory.
Pending that M. Shapiro can ea-
tablish, there is nothing like leather.
the French government is also occu.
pied aoout manuscript offered for
sale, and dating nine centuries before
the Christian era. France surpasses
no country in the fabrication of an
Equities. She supplies the remotest
provinces with stocks to meet the
demands OF knowing travelling colyee-
she exports endless Chi.
nese and Japanese wares TO China
and Japan, that return to Europe,
like olaret, by the voyage,
and having the hall mark. Brittany
is going in for ancient honors. She
is able to trace her Cymbric ancestors
up to the table land of Central Asia;
near relationship hence, with AGsm
and Eve, is Tut detail. When Adam
aWok9 after his sleep, it appears ne
exclaimed on beholding the frat Wo-
man, Eva, which in the language
of Brittany means, "Mine%' and Eve
replied, ADAM" which signifies
my Lord"
France sends every year eduoa.
tional inspectors-oommercial trav-
elers for the department OF public in
to examine into aud report
on, the various systems and plans of
school and college studies and man
sgement, in Germany, England, the
United States, etc. These reports !
are digested, and what is practicable, |
is either at once adopted or expert.
mented. The tendency Of these in.
quiries is, not to discover any royal |
road to learning, but to eliminate |
all that is learned lumker in pro- !
grammes, and utilize more rapidly |
the short period left youth nowadays, |
to furnish their heads. Another bust. |
ness guiding principle is. to adapt q |
school to locality and studies to
shat school. This was forcibly ilIus4
trsted by NJ. Pa8sy, the distinguished
deputy above alluded to, when he
presided lew days ago at the dietri
button OF prizes at the Ecole Profess
sionneLte ct Undesirable of Versailles,
model not only OF success, but deeply
interesting because that SUCCESS is the
result of individual, private effort,
and heaven knows seli.help Is not
divinity to which Frenohmen, as e
rule, offer sacrifices. That school.
unique and typical Of its kind, has at
the ceremony in question, the repre-
9en'atlVas OF the government, as we'll
as Deputies, and presidents of the
schools of mines, Of srta and manu-
factuEes. The pupils, many of them
from England and America, and
more applications than there is sc-