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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
Kisses for Revenue Only.
san Francisco Letter.

The Appeal tells US of a Marysville
girl who is deriving quite lucrative
revenue from the sale of kisses at two
bits dozen:
1T is reported. " says the Appeal,
that last week she sold forty-seven
dozen. and that her receipts were Sill
25. At regular rates she should have
had S1175, but she sold one Job lot
of twelve dozen for $500: which ac-
counts for the discrepancy. 1t is
limited that in addition to these re
ceipts one devoted admirer has pre-
vailed on her to make a special con-
tract after the fashion adopted by the
railroad company, under the terms of
which, and ia consideration of his do
ing all his kissing with her, he is
charged much less than the regular
schedule rates It appears that this
| osculato,y traffic has been going on
for months past without the knowl-
edge of any person except those inn
mediately concerned, the practici-
pants being pledged to secrecy. But
an inquisitive little sister has peeped
into the pretty girl diary and seen
the scores entered in the back of the
| book. Now the secrets out and lots
of girls are inquiring at the book
stores for diaries.
The only thing that really amazes us
/ IN this statement is the extraordinary
cheapness of the dainty. At that
| price they are more economical than
sugar plums, and all must confess
| that, as confections, kisses are the
most desirable article In fact, for
| its size, a kiss is the sweetest thing in
the market; and to waste commerce
upon market like Marysville. where
| the buyers have no more appreciation
of the value of the article than is
indicated by the beggarly price of two
| bits a dozen, is a downright shame.
In San Francisco those kisses would
command 81 apiece, and they could
! be sold by the dozen too. But II IS
| always the case The owner of a
really valuable discovery never
knows its value until the novelty
and charm are worn away Only a
short time ago a young lady in an
Eastern State got IS, 900 for 4 kiss.
And yet here is a pretty MarySville
| girl, with lips like luscious cherries
| anu eyes IKE StdiS, anu Viii ioS.N
tinted face where bushes pale and
fever like dreams of bliss, selling her
kisses at two bits dozen. 1t is moth
ing less than a positive crime. 1t is
like selling diamonds at ten cents a
bushel Why kiss in the Marys-
| vile market is valued at less than q
beefStak, while here in San Francisco
they are actually worth their weight
in gold If the products of the coun
try are undervalued in this way,
what will become of the great indus
tries of the State? The next thing we
hear hug Will only be held at a bit 3
squeeze Such things are worse thar
agrarianism. 1t is cheapening Tie
most delightful Injuries we have IN
! life.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
A Criminal Curiosity.

Police Superintendent Campbell,
recently received the following curl
ously worded criminal document from
Bromberg, Prussia:
Warrant of Caption; 1t is notified
that the Imprisonment for inquiry has
been decreed by judgment against the
above photographed and below describ-
ed banker:
Nathan Szkolny, of Inowrazlaw
PRUSSIA, on account of fraudulent
and counterfeittng of documents re
ferring to 209 No /, of the bankruptcy
law and 267, 26S No. 1, "A of the penal
code
1t IS requested to arrest him, where
he is met, to sieze the money and eff
fects found with him and to give me
notice
Szkolny has falsifed bills of ex-
change to the amount of about NJ
200, 600, and has escaped with the
money he has got thereby His cred
itorS guarantee to any one who seizes
him, reward of Is per cent. of the
amount being in his possession.
Especial marks: Szkolny wears
blue spectacles, has a glass eye, slut
tiers, aud has two false teeth in the
under jaw He walks slowly and his
legs are o formed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
Thousands of Buttons.
Derby Transcript.

Mr.. }. H. TIngue, of Seymour, who
offered some time since to give his
check for $50 to any young lady who
would, within a certain specified time,
bring him 2, 700 buttons with shanks,
each button to be OF different pattern,
is likely to find the offer somewhat
costly. 1t seems that he had made a
similar offer to lady friend, who
produced the buttons, and he, think
ing possibly no one else could match
the effort, renewed his proposition
publicly Miss Maggie Torrance and
Miss Jennie Perry, two young misses
residing on Atwater avenue, in Biz
mingham, have been busying them
selves for a short time past in endeav-
ormg to gain the prize offered, and
have succeeded III obtaining $500
buttons of the kind required and all
OF different styles. These have been
put in strings Of one hundred each
and presented to Mr. Tiugue for his
approval. 1t was learned that these
young ladies were the fourth PAIR who
have appeared to claim the prize, SO
the gentleman is out 5000 Forum
atelv, he has plenty of the where-
withal to meet emergencies, and his
wcll-known large hberality is such
that the money will be forthcoming,
and that right readily.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
A Rural Reporter ON the Red Demo2.
Somerset. pa. Herald.


There Is no more terrible cry than
that of fire." ringing out on the star
tied ear of night; even murder, with
all its hideouS associations, does not
arouse US to sympathy or to action as
does the alarm that the red demon,
fire, is loose in our midst licking up
the pride of luxury, the fruit of toll
the scrapings of avarice, and the saw
ings of years. Such was the cry that
startled the inhabitants of our village
on Friday morning at $40 o'clock.
The alarmed citizens, men, women
and children, youth and age, wit and
beauty, strength and weakness, hur.
ried to the scene. and 'ound that J. 4.
Coffroth's stable was on fire A val
liable COW was dragged seemingly
dead from the flaming building, but
afterwards recovered
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
Eyading a Question.

Pat. said his reverence, Il shall
be very busy this afternoon. and if
any anyone calls, | do not wish to be
disturbed" Albright, sor; will | tell
them you're not inl' No. Pat; that
would be lie. AN phwat'll | say,
yer riverence?'' . Oh, just put them
off with an evasive answer. Atsupper
time Pat was asked if any one had
called. ''Faix. there did : And what
did you tell him!" said the priest.
''shure, an l gave an evasive answer.
How was that" queried his rever-
ence. He axed me was yer honor In.
an | sez to him. saz !, Was yer gran
mothera boot owl. .'-LoweH citizen
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
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Something TO Think OF.
Wall Street News.

Onc day last fall farmer entered
the office of n Chicago capitalist and
asked for an interview, and when this
had been granted he spread out a
country map on table and said:
I've got ;tu enterprise here to roll
millions of wealth INTO our pockets.
"Nell!"
See here. Here, at this point, Coon
creek and Poison river are only five
miles apart.
II see =
"A canal cut across this neck con
meets the two. I've been over the
ground, and canal ten feet deep and
fifty feet wide can be dug for $3.50, 600
and we can charge such toll as we see
tit.
"On WHAT"
'On all vessels passing through. =
Just SO. My friend, Coon Creek
has an average depth of two feet. and
Postum Greek about fourteen inches
Just think of some plan to get your
ships up to the canal.
The farmer slowly rolled up his
map.
Darn my buttons, he muulelad;
but hadn', thought of the ships a!
| guess I'll give up the canal and go
to boring for Salt.s
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
Three Brothers Meet a Like Fate
Norwich Bulletin

Norwich Bulletin.
George Gardner, formerly of Gro
ton but later of Providence, R. t.,
was fatally injured Tuesday night
He was employed as brakeman of the
midnight freight train on the New
York Providence and Boston Rail
road, and his head came in contact
with bridge near Providence. He
was taken to the Providence Hospital
and died Wednesday from the injuries
received. He leaves wife and two
children HIS brother Charles was
killed in a similar way on the Old
Colony Road about seven years ago,
and another brother James, was kill
ad ct Grolon Station TIVE gears since.
The three Young men were nephe VS.
of J. g. Gardner. Superintendent OF
he road Their father had been a
faithful employee of the road for
many years and is now retired on half
pay.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

Critics must be careful. 1t does not
help a mans reputation much to fol
low in the steps Of a certain member
Of a school board in New England
WHO. visiting a school under his juris-
diction and invited 10 make some re
marks, said: well. children, you
speaks well and reads well; but you
hain't sot still
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
Marrying a Ward Without Permis'

The Chancery Court has been en-
gagged in the consideration of case
in which gentleman named Denny,
the Register of the Irish County
Court, had married, without permis-
sion. ward of the Court, who had
been residing at Clifton, possessed of
upward of SIS, 900. He had obtained
a license by representing taat she was
of age, and his defence was that he
acted in ignorance of the law Mr.
Justice Kay thought he ought 10 be
prosecuted for forgery, but on the
apple alton of the counsel contented
himself with ordering that strict set
Elements on the property of the lady
should be made.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
THIS SWEET LOVE OF MINE.

No jeweled beauty is my love
Yet In her earnest face
There's such > world of tenderness,
She needs no other grace.
Her smiles and voice around my life
In light and music Irvine,
And dear, oh, very dear 10 me
Is this sweet love of mine!
oh, joy to know there's one fond heart
Beats ever true to me;
1t sets mine leaping like Tyre.
In sweetest melody;
Ny soul upsprings Diety.
To hear her voice divine,
And dear. oh, very dear 10 me,
Is this sweet love of mine
II ever have sighed for wealth,
Twas all for her. ! trOw.
And il win Fame's victor wreath,
I'll Irvine it on her brow.
There may be forms more beautiful,
And souls Of SUMNER shine
But none oh. none 50 dear To me,
AS this sweet love of mine!
--I'crdid Massey.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
On Her nIrtnday,

a young lady of Portland lately in
vented table for use in Pullman cars
She applied for a patent and her only
fear was that some one might have
forestalled her by some invention OF
their own sufficiently resembling hers
to make her invention useless. While
awaiting results Mr. Tucker, of the
Maine Central and Eastern roads, who
had seen the table, was so impressed
that he expressed willingness to get ii
introduced on his reads if she was
successful The young lady fell sick
with typhoid fever, and on Saturday,
her birthday, died Just as she explr-
ed the looked for patent arrived.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
Mrs Parfington Pryor.

Luke Pryor, the unclasslcal member
from Alabama, said to-day: As | said
before, I want judgmatic man for
speaker, and high-hoss Democrat.
l have not yet inundated as to what
I shall do, but l have a great leanIn'
for Mr.. Kerlisle. He's IN for reform
and economy The Government IS run
entirely too costiye. baltimore Her
aid.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

4 gallant reply: Miss Lucy stop
ping opposite fireplace Here 5
where you and | are to sit, Major
The Major-"By Joye.-a rather
warn place Miss Lacy-"What
you a Major and can't stand ire
The Major-''Not at my back, You
know. Miss Lucy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
81 WILL

.Oh wilt thou take this form - spare,
This powdered face aud this frizzled hhif'
To DE Thy welded wife:
And keep her free from labor VIE,
Lest she her ,iaiuty fingers 7Poii
And dress her up IN gaycet styl"
AZ long as thou hast life
II will.
And wilt thou take thcsr stocks aud bonds
This hrown-stouy trout, these diamonds.
To We thy husband dear
And " ilt thou in his caITiAgc rIic,
And DER his lprdly home preside,
or hc divorced while yet a bride,
or ere IA single year
Il will
Then pronounce yuu t,an auh "ir,
And with what I've together Joined
The next best man may run nay
Whenever he IA chance may find.
The .titdgc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

In the whole Russian Empire of
nearly 100, 600, GOO persons there are
only 7s6 Journals and periodicals Of
all kinds Eighty-two of these are
Government gazettes and forty-four
ale organs of the official ecclesiastical
authorities.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
. .
Important.

When yo9 visit or leave New York citv, save
hlSE-aSe exPrCSS:}S;e and carriage hiIc and Stoi,
Central depot, 80 elegant rooTllS fitted up At y
cost ot o'ls million dollars ryGucJd Ic 81 and UP
ward Per dag. EuropeAu plan, Elevator Res
tauraut Supplied with Iae nsst Horse ears,
stages and elevated railroad t. ail depptS Fam
lies can live better fer icSS money At the Grand
Cu Oh No.ei ;AaN any u,!;cr tIvSg hotel in
he,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

Tn, ir IS no animal N the world 50 tiraCaor".a
EIa1.-a remark easily credited II the authors
0f the vile compounds sold a. TONES. Ai!en iron
Tonic BtteFs. however, does nor belong 10 tbs
class but is the best Tetli riGe Of is kind known
Al nuine bear the signature Of J. 7. ALLE''. 81
Pant MINI
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

Frederic Achard, a distinguished
actor of the Theater Gymnase. in
Paris. is about TO make a starring tour
in the United States, appearing IN
Shakespearean characters.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
Japan's Tobacco Bon.

4 Japanese institution, which you
must not fail to notice is the tobacco
bon. Each Japanese is provided with
a tobacco pouch and pipe case, often
very artistically decorated, which IS
attached by means of cord to a carved
ivory figure, called net-suki' tucked
IN his DOL or waist belt. The tobacco,
which is very mild, is cut exceedingly
iae. Like the Chinese opium pipes,
the pipe is provided with ridiculously
small bowl so that the smoker has to
knock out the ashes into the bamboo
cylinder accompanying the tobacco
bon at least half dozen times, and
then refill with the weed in order
10 get anything like a substantial
smoke. Everywhere you GO this to
bacco- bon is placed before you. 1t =
a small square box provided with a
china pot containing live charcoal for
furnishing a Light for the smoker,
and the bamboo cylinder previously
mentioned, asa receptacle for the ashes.
IL you do not choose 10 smoke you are
free 10 warm yourself by the fire,
though there is not much call for art
IficiaI heat thus early In the faiL-Let
ter to Ner Orleans Times Democrat.
An American VINO had jolly Ger
man friend, wished TO become ac-
quainted with the Germans charming
wife. s'Vell. said the German, ''ofe
you dreat, dot will pc all r ghdt. At
ter the treat the German led him over
10 where the lady was sitting with a
number OF friends Katrina, said
the husband. you know dot mani"
No, said Katrina, modestly. Vel,
dots him."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

\ smart young man picked up 4
flower in the ballroom after all
the girls mad =, ne, and sang patti ct
iealiy. Ills the last rose Of some
fe,.>
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

What are you laughing at, my
dear, asked Mrs. Jones to her hus-
band, who was chUckling over his
morning paper Something | saw
here. he replied. ,,but its hardly
funny enough for two.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
Critics must be careful 1t doe

For Throat Diseases. COIgtI-. Colds
re. tffecfuai relief is foGnd III the BEuHt
B,Oucistai Trocbes. Price = cts Svid oats IL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

Mo'h7r ITO five ycar-tld, who sat
very still Tor tive minutes) ~ hat
are you thinking Of, Georgia.
Georgia "OA, bout old times |
uGsS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
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Cured CLERGY I,lcn.

Rev J.. 5. Cal,,;an. u Cirricvigs, Kan>i> SsN>.
DR. Warner ycssr Matte W3ae ii sar Syrup l:sS
been in my family and foigua ~ tS til S,i even
more than yea claim q it Il i specify cure Ter
ali Throat aud ll.tsg. iiSe,lStsS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

A. one having used E1y's CTestm Balm
cElG s. il l. Wcl tn It's weight IA gold cure
Tor C.atarfh. One bottle cnred me. $. 4 Lowell
Eraxkiin Pa. See aGIv't3
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

The wife of General Sherman has
organized a club in ST. Lot.:s for the
study of philosophy fronl a Roman
Catholic stanlnnlnt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

csc buys pair Of Lyons Patent Heel StGeuers
Makes . hNnt or Shos LAST twice a. long
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14

Chapeph Hands, Face. Plmplrx ami Eaugh
Sklu CURED 10y using III rEN TAE soar, mat!t
Ivy A>wELI, liAEASn& Co.. New York
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-12-14
L llEhhGRhPHOp ORATORS
DR.. HORNE,S ELECTRIC BELT

$IESE GuIts Nervousness. rheumatism, Par
AoFEg%.s@, s.,%s s ,s3
SfcTRc BTU ea9,'F ,is. Pn ty
~3@pt ~ ~ lmpoteneE Prulsp.ts JterI
u, o.. ,.ahetcy etc RUPTURE CuREp
Agents Mante In every town. Send Tor Circular
Dr.W. j. HORNE Inventor. l9l W sbash Az Chicago Ill
Electric Belts guaranteed one year. Best In
I'm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-27
oEw youH CELEBRATES
Tbr One Hurtrrdth Anniversary Of the
Evacuation Of the city By tho
British a Heavy Ram Fails 70
Check the Enthusiasm
WashlnglOns Statue
Naval Display.
NV wv YomN cIIrnnATIoN.

New IoItK, November 70, -1hr day
opened wltha dull lead sky ludrrtlug
ram OF snow, the atmosphere wns m,iat
and raw but not colt. At sunrise tn"
forts mud ship- fired salute of tVo
guus, this wHs followed in half mn hour
with u fu.ccs -nu effort ~ the steam
Whistles IN the bay aud on thu river %
crcute the most dlBuRrcctblc noise mag
iuublr, thus emphasizing the wonderful
difference brtNeru NAVIGATION m IIS3
and 1898. At uine o'clock the pcopr
took puHscsEiun or the reefs and rvory
oceans Of conveyance down tow; they
Il led the omuihu,see AID carriages and
still the sidewalks on Fifth uui Sixth
avenues and Broadway pruHeutod u
dense mass Of humanity, The dccIIu-
lions were elaborate ON most q tine pub.
he buildings aud club houses, but sum1
Cuuicutcd Themselves with display N
u the stars and stripes, occulouuIiA
,wuyi with tine cOlors or France and
German, or mingled with bright red,
white aud hlu' bunting All places ol
business were closed uud the entire pom
ulalIru Of Manhattan and Long l-hHls
gave them Owes up to the emo, meut ui
ul this patriot occasion, All the points
~ I-turIr interest were surrounded hy
crowd HuxIouz To- recall tho scenes 90
the day when the BrItith Withdrew
from American bhOre- and dependence,
was r Hlly made secure presId snL Ar
thur and Governor CT veluud and Euf
=tuup # 1T the Fifth Avenue hotel
Other iirm'uriea, from other states
wcr also present, including the COVER
upr- Of w I've ultho oigiuu
thirteen stutcH Tho thr.ate.m.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-27

CNEu. November %. luc latest from
SuudAu couIirms the news ~ th' Il, TENT
~ Hicks Hashn The pluic at hhur.
toum ia increasing, OWING tu rum rs
that El Muhit with IL large force is nd
vnuciug upon TINT clty, and has cut off
all the supplies u gam. Oliclnl nl-
vices admit TINT the Iurupuuus ARE
leaving khurtoum 10y boats. two trans
ruri8 leave SuCl tomorrow for NnuNm.
Bukcr ra-ha will probably muu.d
the expedition. Plans are beng pre-
pared Tor building tortlcutous at As
sulu,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-27
woo. NovemLer II. Iss.

Mr.. sam Baker, Wac", r',H-.
Dear SiI-W haze tiled and now us,
your Burkthoru -olId steel burheI iruc
lug, aud much prefer 1t 10 any hnrbeo
vine, and will want more of 1t vcr,
soon Your truly,
JAS. T.. EGA~,
Sup't Waco Water-works, Waco, Tex.
HIS I'm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-27
"aBuchu G'aiEpu.

Quick, complete cure, am unuoviug
/ kidney, bladder and urinary diseases. II
druggisIs.--2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-27
"ISomGh o"Corms -

AK Tor WiI-'' EpIguul oru-." I5r
QpirA complete, purmuuvu. .urr. Cora-
wNIt-, huuiuns.
Warmers Rheumatic Curcu
n BTmuT,H.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-27


JACKsoY, MIou.. November 20 Yes
terday afternoon % man representing
himself as COL W. T.. Perry, Of Punher-
toms detective force, applied to Seper-
iutepdeut Bush, Of the Michigan Ten
tai iiway for special engine to 60
To Mason "a small station thrty mles
north of thi. city rn the j., l.. & S. rIl-
road to attend the Inquest Of the DrOuch
family. Bush Imposing him to be the
person hc rep eseuted himself, granted
the reque-t aud Perry vent TO Mason,
secured the assistance OF the sheriff ard
arrested farmer named Andrews, " no
resides nine miles west ~ Mason, bring
ING him 10 Jackson at miduig. t. Con.
siderable excitement WAS caused bv the
arrest and thousand Of excited R4l an
cry people crowded about the depot
awaiting the arrival 81 the sp,clui train
bringing lu the prisoner. Threats cd
.yuchlug the prisoner re freely eK-
pressed by the crowd, but the engine
WIS stopped outside II the city limits aud
the prisoner was conveyed to the Jail IN
d hack 10 avoid the mob. Perry now
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-27

WAsmNGToE, November 2G. The sI.
preme court has decided that the Brook
Ign bridge cannot be decided an unlaw.
ul structure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-27

Golcn's LAquii Beef louir pr
ii HrmUS-,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-19
The aetaher PIanets-

The current month of October is a
fine month for star gazing, but those
who wish to behold the chief glories Of
the sky will have to be up after mid
night. Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and Ur-
anus are all morning stars, and the
three first named are very brilliant.
Saturn's rings are so widely opened
that a small telescope will show them,
and in a good telescope the great
planet looks like an exquisitely carved
ball of ivory shaded with delicate tints
and surrounded by a double ring of
gold even more brilliantly ornamented.
Jupiter presents a Wonderful appear
ance, his disc being covered with col
ored spots and belts which change con-
tinually in form and tint and furnish
no end of material for speculation as to
what can be going on upon this giant
globe to produce such surprising phen-
omena, visible at a distance of four
hundred millions of miles. Except the
sun, there is not within range of hui
man eyesight any exhibition of material
power equal to that presented by the
unstable surface of the greatest of the
planets.