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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-14
WACO EXAMINER
WACO. JANUARY IA, 1888.


First Baptist Church. Service at II a. ~.
and p. m by the pastor, Rev u II. 81
roll, u. y. Communion alter the mornlui
sermoni church conference nt4 80 p. m.
St Paul's Episcopal Cburch-services at II 3
m. No evening service will be held. Rev
II, A. Rogers, rector.
Cumber and Pr, sbyteriau Church. Services Al
II a. IA. 10y Rev. 5 a, klug. No service
tnigrt. sunday school At $50 a. m.
rim strsot Methodist Church Rev DR.. ia,
Msckcy, pastor. sermon at II a. m. and
AZ p m. MnrainS subject "a sketch Tor
the young " sunday school st g.io s. III.
Missionary meeting at 53np. M.
Methodls, Episcopal Churth--Eey cbarl'sr.
Gidilugs, past.r. seruees.at' O'Clock, r-
m, In the German N r church,
corner sixth and franklin streets. sunday
school At 3p. m.
German Evangelical churrh-Rev r.. N"rn-
ing. pastor Services at u O'Clock, a. m.
No night service.
Religions and Benevolent As'ocia'Ion'-R
j. u, shaw--ory,ce.i u the district court
raematlla =. m, ard e p. M. At %" close
of the morning sermon the C"u.itu'ioni Bs-
Lapsant statement Of Beliefs, agree upon
ty the board OF directors OF the Association
will he submitted for ratification or such re-
vision a. may Doe deemed appropriate.
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For sale.

one Of the finest farms in McLennnn
consls ing OF $50 acre, Of hi -hly i'm
proved land in he highest state Of oul.
tiyHtion two miles from Waco. I'm
pr vemrnts co slst Of re- idoucc Of eight
rooms, u large d excellent barn, tenant
houses and uut-houses, fou fine large
cisterns and large Hukgivlng ar ahuud-
ant Ipply Of water, Two hundred and
fifty ucres uf the farm Is in fine pasture
and 300 acres, some III wheat aud o t.,
aud IN fine cond ton, also fifty head Of
fine short horn cattle, Ell Int mules, Il new
thrcshrr and two self Binding reapcrs,
with all other first class CcCsH4"y farm
my machinery and Imphmeuts Will
sell altogether or lHl d sepurate. For
price and rwS aud conditions, apply
20 W. b. Iricc, at National nuuh.
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ton crop last season, and other causes,
have depleted the earnings Of Texas
railways to such an extent that, even
If this apprehension can be relieved,
II win take the results of the present
good crops 20 give confidence in the
self-sustaining power OF any new
roads or extensions. The company
still regards the extension OF this line
to Paris rs Important, aud is treating
for means to push it forward, with
reasonable prospects of success, but
the company will adhere to it, con.
servstive policy of not engaging III
the construction of road until ample
means are proNihed 10 pay for u.
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Pat. Hopkins New shop and
SI2u.

Any one passing mp or down Austin
street until Fifth street is reached, aud
then looking down Fifth IN the direc-
ton Of Franklin, cannot fail to SEE an
ex ucdiugiy large and hand ono sign,
viii b depicts man 4hpring u horse,
This ia the new bIucksmitlmg, wood
ami repair shop ~ Pat Hopkins, Tor
mo ~ ~ the firm OF }. f. Hopkins &
Bro. Sim. he no d his interest IN that
firm 10 Mr. Reese, Mr. Hopkins has
been thiuk ing " going into business ON
hi own account, "a ii The result Is the
complete est hli-hmrut above
mentioned, on Fifth, between Austiu
aud Franklin. Auyhod, who knows
anything at all Of Pat. lIophius knows
that his superior M a smith and rcpalrer
il not to be found IN this country. He
has fitted up hi4 shop with the best ma
chiuery, land III tirstclass and large
y eek of m4tcrial, secured < cd work
men and IL now ready for business.
Blacksml hing aud repairing ARE his
spccialti s-Huy kind of vehicle, from
the llRhtest buggy tu the hoayie.t wagon
being handled with prumrtness and
skill. The estab ishmeut IL just as we
have described it, and those who have
work done Their will have no cause to
complain, either HI to character Of work,
price or prumptneHs.
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THE CITY.

A. usual our directory Of religious
srryic contain some ilCm OF utter 81 10
the way ot serm"nic topics III" pat IT.
have sclected Tor to-day. Read aud her
hear.
-Tho committee OF three consisting OF
f. A. Makug, General sui Lht uni Major
II. T.. Tibbs appointed by the honorable
city council to compare the vote on tnt
school tax with he u-s ssmrnt rolls have
finished their task "a it'll the following re-
suit: Total tx Pave 1881 less nun're'i'
dents, wdbws. minors. iifm, and corpora
tuus paying taxes, 3D.. Tax pNiug
voters 's7G. Vote for school TX 7j2
against the school t,SIS.
The EXAMINER fluds real pleasure Ia
callirg Htieu ion to he las card Of II g.
Lindsey. Esq, late Of Alabama. which
appears this morni1g. M RpntI,mnn his
ever come 10 this city with higher usiimO
na's OF his personal and professional
worth and ability than Mr.. Lindsey
brings. Ncarr gnd to see such men io
cate here M they are valuable To- the com
muuiiy Mr. linIsry, we feel sure, vii
speedily Ike cr,dubic ruuk Hs mem
Der OF the Waco bar.
The Bolton journal ot the 18Th says
at IL certainly very strange that We nev"l
get any mail over the Missouri Pacific
Mail goes out over the line, but nOu'
comes In. Al OF our northern mail sh"ul'
come BY this route, aud especially uugh
We to get Fort Worth and NnCp muil 10y
II. We could then get the dailles OF tho-'
places nt noon Instead OF a. dark l h,
journal IL correct. and mail service wa,
ordered on this branch some time ugo
Why it Is not properly attended to w
sttunt aav
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RAILROAD RACKET.


Mr., Geo. d Smith, passenger agent
of the Lake shore and Michigan road,
is reported by The tel, graphic account
of the Newunll house at Milwaukee.
Tuesday morning, To be missing
mo Imposition Is he persisted in the
flames,
The Pullman folks say that the re.
port TO the effect that the Pullman
southern Car company and Pullman
Palace Car company have cousolida
ted is rather premature. such an
event, however, is expected, but has
not yet taken place. 1t appears that
there are some outside slUchnoldtr-
who have to he cared for before the
consolidation is irrctcd.
LAREDO, Tex. Jan. IO.-M. de
Golladu, inspector and civil engineer,
Of Mexico, is now visiting New la
redo, Mexico, and iuiurms the Inter.
national railway people that the
Mexican guYernme IL now ready
for speedy construction ui the road
into Mexico. 1t will be remembered
all work on this road has oceu sus.
pended for months. II Will be re-
-umod at once, it is thought.
Galveston News, l9lh; The state
mcnt made in the Dallas special to
the News published yesterday that
the Houston and Texas Central rail.
road officials were in Dallas looking
after continuing work on the north.
eastern extension O. the road to Paris
is an error. Col. Jordan says that
fortunately financial arrangement,
Of binding character had been mad,
last tall for the extension OF the north
eastern branch 10 itspre-ent terminus
at Roberts, in Hunt cnuuty,a distance
OF iifty-two miles from Garrett. OF
the main line of the Houston anG
Texas Central railway But for this
ii is extremely doubtful il any road
could have been built, as investor,
have been since found very apprehen
slye As to the tate Of railway capita
in Texas.
The extraordinary failure Of the cot
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Lemke's Union House. Waco

Situated at convenient distance "a
tn e DEF OF OF both tie Missouri Pacific
nd Narrow Gauge roads, this house
a ilords accommodations not, certainly ~,
surpassed by any in the city. The table
Is provided with the best, served IN ex
ceptionally good sty e. Guests receive
attentions alike prompt and polite and
withal the charges are very reasonable
-0ll3f
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IN THE RUINS.
Digging Up the Dead of the
milwaukee, Holocaust.

MILWAUKEE,, January l3-Ths search
in the ruins Of the Newh Il house this
morning resulted in finding turee
bodies, all burned beyond identifca-
tion, making eight bodies found in the
RUNS 80 far an thirty victims. Thsre
is a slight supposition who the bodi :
are All the remains discovered so far
we're found II he excavations started
IF m the main entrance on Broadway.
1t ia supposed Their bodies will be
found near the area, back Of the office.
At u meeting at the chamber of com
mere" room to-day a call was issued for
volunteers. 1t is expected 800 men
viii respond. The gold watches of
Hogi' and Martel were identified,
leaving 10 doubt that the owners per-
ished.
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Public DOubts.

The p ublic generally III not always
doubts the geuuin,ts Of any advertise
meut that ADVERT, es goods at cost, aud
for good reasons. We have never yet
advertised any Of our goods at cos, eyeu
after the end Of the season, nor do We
now propose to sell such goods as lind
a ready sale all The year round, except
at a profit, but any hat OF bonnet in our
house, trimmed or untrimmed, can be
purchased at actual cost or even less,
Mrs. ELLA S. COHES,
0l07te Fashion Bazaar.
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One Heur Ago

The Academy Of Art rooms were
opened. Fine prices on first class pho.
Biography wolk dropped fifty per cent,
aud life size oil paintings that cost $40
al that time can now be furnished to
order for for $40 The principal reason
OF this large reduction in oil work Is
r. M the fact that all the painting Ia eN
ecuted at home. During the past year
Waco Academy Of Art has filled orders
from almost every state III the UniOn.-
--Oll4tf
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with LEGI~LATTRE.


amount Of insurance and rates, etc.
Passed
Moursund, " Blauco Resolution that
2OD copies II printed lists OF standing
committees be furnished the house.
Joint resolutions. BY Fisher, Of Har.
ris To submit the clause eIcmptug
wage ON garuishment 10 vote Of the
people.
Ga rison Of Rusk To regulate the
pay OF members Of the legislature by
law, not to exec d five dollars per day
for the first ninety days OF the session.
Striuger, Of Franklin; To amend the
Judiciary article relative to district and
county Judges
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AmCIlnn, AmCIinn,!

First weekly ia cof Frlbourg Il Dom
nau'- lbwuh okrrs sale uurcdecm Il
pledges consisting ot gold and sily /
wnichcs, iewelry, guns, pistols, rcyolyers,
clothing, etc, in en- less variety, S"tur'
da, nigh, January 18Th, 1853. All are
invited. Great bargains.
fRIBOUEd & DoMNAU,
South sid OF square, blue front.
uI1Dpt
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Waco business College

This tourishing institution has passed
beyond the range OF experiments and
become q OF the fixed institutions OF
the city, The principal and teachers
are dong their best to make it superior
to anything III the state and that they are
succeeding IL at sted by the very large
attendai1. e and by the enthusiasm witu
which the students speak OF the course
and the teachers.
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NOTICE OF FILING ADMINS.
~ TRAIOR'S ACCOI
OloidNwlOt

The State of T,Xas.-Io the sheriff or
any constable OF McLeunin county;
You are hereby commanded, That you
cause to be- published tor tWeuty days In
a newspaper published In your county u
true copy OF the following writ
l'HE STATE or TENAs,1
County of McLennan.
To an persons Interested in the estate OF
". +. Hague, deceased: Elizabeth Hague,
administrative OF the e.tale OF W. r.
Hague, dtccas d, his died her petition Tor
discharge ~ uumini-trttriN, In the county
court OF McL,nnan county, which will be
acted on al the next term OF court, COM
mencing on the third Monday In March,
1883, at the court house thereof In the
city OF Waco, at which time all persons
Interested In said estate may appear and
contest tue same, il they see proper
Witness, j.. ". Baker. clerk Of the
county court OF McLcnnan county Given
under my hand and the seal OF said court,
the 9Th day y January, 1858.
j ". BAKER,
Clerk County Court, McLennan CO. Tex.
By ., W, David, Deputy. OllOd2Ot
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CurroIton House,

No, pos, West Pecan street, Austin,
Texas. DIR, A. ID. Horn, proprietor OF
this house, which was recently des-
troyed by fire, has. been rebuilt aud
thoroughly retitted in improved style
aud Is now re.opensd to the pub ic,
Guest, are assured Of polite attent ous
aud best accommodations at lowest
rHtes.-Ol lS3m.
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Notice

To stockholders OF the Merchants
operahouse com any; There will he
meeting OF stockholders of the Mer-
chants operahuuse company, Mt he Nc.
Clellaud hotel pHror, Monday. j mary
18th, at 3 o'clock p. M, for the purpose
OF electiug officers for tue balance of the
ensuing year. BY order OF W. W. Seley f,
vice president. -Ull4lt
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OUfN, NTfkUHIFl'k mousse,
Feather
busters.
+ ather
busters.
Feather Busters.
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Is that "lmproycd Iron lnyigorutor''
manufactured by Tucker " Wills, super
dedes all others MS being the best oi all
tones or bittcTs now made. Especial y
those who are Hl all dlspeptic and weak
females Who are In need Of n good gen
oTal tonic and invgoHtur. one hottie II
sur'c.enl t" test irs merits though IL may
take &c, orul TO ilett cure. ulult,
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Simple REM edi'
CasOara Cordial.

One of the latest and most ples;s,
all liquid cathartiCs. this elegant prH
ton l. made with scrupulous care
the best and most carefully selected
rial. Ii is with tue greatest pie.su,
we recommend this very superiOl
harmless remedy AS being the saltaI
surest laxative and caJhartic Tor Hai
males and children, now Ia use, ab!
habiIual constipation aud indigestiJ,'
cannot find. anythipg more speedy Of
tain. 1t is combined with aromata
such n manner that the bitterness Of
cascara sa2rada Is completely d.gd
Ask your druggist for it. and be sun
take no other. Price 80 cents per DO
Prepared by Tucker & Willis, "
exaS.
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Catholic BeneyoIeutsociet,.

Members of the society are notified
to attend meeting at the school
house, opening at l:2O p. m. sharp,
prepared to transact important bust
ness. j. +. HANIGAN,
Oll4u Chairman of Committee.
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AppIes! Apples I!

Three dollars and fifty ce Is per barrel,
only few lett, do not miss this cha &c.
One car Patent -four, just received, try
a sa X, quality and price net e1celled IN
this market To arrive Monday, one car
potatoes, onions, cabbage, etc, at Jno'
G. Eaton
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james NJ. Robertson, real estate and
60 lecting agent, Meridian, Bosquc
county, Tex y, will give rompt personal
attention to all bu mess IN my lire
Give me a trial. -0llilm
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CHICAGo, January l3.-James Ii.
Earnest, of Shulls burg, ouce member
Of the Wisconsin legisIatu Q aud prom.
iuent democratic uoli ician and railroad
man, is doubtless III the ruins Of the
NeWhall house.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-14

Received OF Sanger Bros. the gold
witch az result Of their New Years prize
gift distribution. held ticket No. 1924.
WIN LARKGS,
0l1itc Lorenn, McLeunnn Go.
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If you want apply, 3-ply or brussels
carpets, rich patterns, 20 To W T. NJ irtin
Il Bros. Ol05-dSwlm
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ladies' we are determined to Close
Out our immense stock NJ Clocks and
Domaus, Ladies' and Misses listers
and you can secure bargains by gong
to Levine BrUs.-l2l7tO
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FROM ItII.LSItORO.
Bn-ines- EHiIure--Asset- and
Liabilities.

HILLsB mo, January ia. I. Walden
made IN assignment to-day to a. F.
Hutchlus. Liabilities about equal to
assets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-14

Between now and the 10th day OF jan
uary We viii offer great Inducements on
all Glasses oi goods in order to reduce
stock prior 10 on taking inventory. You
vii do well by calling on Levine Bros.
OlUltc
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Don't fail to see our enormous reduc-
ton in ludie,' misses and c ildrens' ho.
sIery at Sanger Bros.-0ll4tc
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Go tn W. T.. Martin Il Bros tor real
nice, decorated toilet s. -OlU6.dNw lm
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NJ Ihllnd, Weinusch building, Austin
street buy- and sells second hand turnl.
uIe.-OlUi,C
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The work box and silver watch as yet
have not been called for by the lucky
wiuneTs.-Ollitc
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Purrers Lightning Eradicator for re-
moving grease spots etc. Best hing
knogu. For sale by
OlOJtf CASTLES, MORRISON Il Co.
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Dr. Hammer.

Treats intemperance As adlsease, not rs
crime or badge oi disgrace. Rooms IL lay
Tor house -OlO9.lw
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Mems fine hand.sewcd calf boots, plan
and box to-, the finest IN town, at san
ger Bros Oh lltG
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White Dew berries.

Fruit, snow white, large aud Of de,
lcious flavor, Free bearer. Stands Sc.
verest droughts Three years test IN
Waco, Plants for sale by j. IL. Hur.
wood.-0llilt.
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New England pr amos at Sey mour Ashs
music store.-l2l6tt
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If you want an elegant bed room suit
go 10 W. L. Martin ~ Bros. .Ol0j.d&wl m
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CHURCH AND PULPIT.
Plous Points for PlOus People

OIlItc
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Bridgeport organs at Seymour Ash's
music store.-l2l6tf
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Selling tbut.

I'll remainder Of the. stock OF peach
and other trees, vines aud ornamental
chinnberry, ut my place, must he sold
ont to-morr W and II xt day at some
price. Come aud see them, G. f, Kings
bury, kirkpatrick house.
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nISSOLUTInN or COPART-
~ NERSlllP.

Notice il hereby given that the copart
nvrsnip heretofore existing hetw, en- the
und, rsign.d undrr the firm name aul
sule # les ing, solomon Il Co.., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
Il LEssING,
i. a ~oLoMoN,
l.. MEYER,
A. CouS.
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Notice Is hereby given that the copart-
ncrihip heretofore existing between the
undersigned unlcr the firm pame and
style OF Ro-enthal. Meyer Il Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
NJ. y. ROsENIHAL,
LE~sING, SOLOMON Il Co.
Waco, January 3, 1883.
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OIO0I CAsr1rs, MonnlsoN 4 Co.

'I'EIIT-T I'TF707I %
Cheap at
0lO9u CASTLES, MoBBIsoN ~ Co.
Pr.i d. C. b, Connerly, deputy SUI
premc dictator, X. OF H., and deputy
president Mutual Aid asso iation, X. Of
II, will deliver a lecture at l. Imam hail
Tuesday night, tn 10Th inst. The mem
bers IT Ctutr City Lodge X. OF II. are
cordially invited to he present. Done
10y order TT. p. Moore, ID.
Ulli-t |, L. MARTIN, Reporle err.
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LEVINE Bios.

All who lead closely confined life
are more frequent subjects OF constipa-
tion, headache and Indigestion. II you
will use Bailey's Saline Aperient it will
cure you entir y. Pleasant as a glass OF
soda, cheaper than pills, and never fails.
-U1Ultp
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Our cents department has received
new uccessions in the way OF blue tian-
mel suits, and We are Offering them
cheaper than ever
Ull3tc LEVINE Bros.
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Rubbers and Arctics sold lower than
any house in Waco. Also Just received
nav lot OF misses and chIldrens' high
button boots at Sanger Bros,-0llito
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-08

are tiny sword, the sheath of which is
set with precious stones a TINS fan, seal
and handsome KEY.
One might think the admiration which
southrons profess M entertain for courage
would have caused them to appreciate the
quaIity as manifested by the little Quaker
girl, bat such was not the case. On hear
ng Of the watch and thu occasion Of its
presentation the dictionary was ransacked
for language stroag enough in which to ex-
press their dctcstattun Of Miss Wright aad
her act
Among other things the Winchester
Tunes SAID etltoraly
",he watch vas gwen for IN act which
fer ihr honor Of Virginia women. shall be
nameip>s'
Scorn. contempt. hatred met her On every
hand. aud only tht oyeruwing ptrsenc, OF
United States troops saved her from personal
violence
Iii 1865 ,ht succeeded In obtaining EN-
puyment in the division cf issues ol the
treasury II "a, not place aiiorIing any
opportunity fer Advancement. but an eternal
CONT. count, cppnJ 81 currency IA work IN
which fingers nud BRAN are almost trans
formed i4tn ma, t,ur..
Mis- Wright 49, 4 laiy of education, re-
fiuemcut and ,4lilre ttte! to serve IN ans
place giteu 10 woman M Any department /;
fitted f1 -rlsr fhr hest society that this
proud ..-y .al hpI>t ui B4t vlth a grand
rglr AKA >in pIt hrr homes. hrr i.Prl'iur~
aside tu. entered upon THE N'rk deter
mu-I Nh SAME urr .-rt mother ttrtu feeling
~, great changes brought them bl the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-02-08
M;sss!!
Snowfakes.

Tie eastern side Of the Atlantic i, warm
er at the same latitude than the western
side.
The mean temperature of the northern
hemisphere j. higher than that of the south
ern.
In the polar regions snow sometimes falls
from cloudes> SKY.
Al three feet Leiow the surface Of the
earth the range OF temperature is le,, than
half that II Is at the surface al twenty
four feet, les than one-tenlh.
At Jakutsk, N 62 deg. min. north la,i-
tude. il ha> been determined by actual eAca-
walton that the eartn l. frozen to depth Of
b. feet, and this stratum Of permanent
frost increases a. we advance northward.
SnoNfiakes formed at low temperature
are smaller than those formed at a higher
temperature. At very low temperature
/ they are often less than one-tenth of an inch
III diameter; when formed near the temper
ature Of 80 deg. they are sometimes found
an inch in diameter.
Sometimes snowfiakes falling attach them
selves together in their descent to the earth
and alight as a loose SNOWFALL. perhaps two
inches in diameter After they have fallen
they are sometimes driven along by the wind
and rolled into large balls. which have been
found with diameter Of three feet They
are cylindrical in shape and hollow in the
centre.
On the darkest nights the snow is more
luminous than the sky. showing that it re-
tains portion Of the light which it has re-
ceiyed during the day, after the sun has set.
If during the day portion was shaded, that
portion is less luminous than the surround
ing snow.
In the polar regions, where the snow lies
unmelted from year to year, it assumes a
ruddy color, and sometimes becomes red
like blood. In Spitzbergen it sometimes as
sumes green hue. This, it has been as.
certained, is caused by an exceedingly mi
mute vegetable resembling q mushroom
which never 6ourishes at temperature ex.
seediag that Of netting ice.