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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-27
EUROPE.
Erancc-Thickening of the Re-
publiC'r Troubles.

PAms, January % The ministers
to-day had another conference with the
committee Of the chamber Of dep ties
on the bills ainst the pretenders, and
in reply to various questions they prom
ised 10 consider any decision the com
mittee might come to- After the depar.
ture Of the ministers the committee
adopted proposition excluding from
French territory, Algeria and the colo.
ME, all memb re- Of families having
reignei IN France, depriyng them Ut pO-
litical rights M clti2 M, decl ring them
ineligible to any office and prevent NJ
them from belonging to tie my
The resolution further prOvid 4 that
trausgre-sors uf the proposed law shall
b. Hmruiable TO correctional tribunals,
d liable tu from one To five years i'm
prisoumeut, after which they shall be
again rX ellcd. The discussion reyealel
wide divrrE euce between the views %
the ministry aud committee.
VI. Prouse inquired neither the min
istfy would use the power If granted.
4 e only answer he elected was that
they would examine the matter.
VI, FHllicres, minister Ut the interior,
declared no danger existed threatening
the republic, Some troublesome desires
existed, bu they had no chance OF reali
z.tI,u. No cnrspirI,cy. hc thought. g -
siieriug the cling Of the nation, could
become formidable. The rumnr which
has gained currency that the charge
against Prince Jerome had been dis
messed ha' been contrhdlctGI' III wa.
formally announced from frohrSdott
tuht thr count ue 'uaHooru ms no ldra
Oh issuing "a manifesto 'hder the present
CIR 'ums ance''
EA IMPRESS EudENlt'
LoSDoN, January 26.-The Standard
spundeut has information that ex-
Empress Eugcule expressed 10 Prince
Napoleon her general appreciation OF
the terms Of the prin els manifesto, but
ad led theretoar commentator that he
should formally renomce his claims rs
r''I u' 'ue b'hhPar'7'S Ia la'or OF
a.. I,nnm,ioii'sf "' mart, nnd ' no,fr , a. -
tc -to,nart ~ tL. ,r;,;co i''ncr;aI - Jms .
b,rnrr tLn nv-c,nrr,aa dnnnrtaI n vonu,,
priest u4hed hiswny through the crowd
Of friend who surrounded the ex-
presses carriage. After kissing her hands
respectfully he whispered to her for IA
few moments. He then Withdrew and
joined another priest, with whom he left
Tia" station The incident caused some
Sc sutton, rs no on" seemed to know
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This is to certify that We bought over
-Four Thousand Dollars worth Of Do,
Dromgoo.es English Female Bitters and
Bnilcy's Saline Apcrlent duiing the
year 1881, and from personal ob-crvu-
tiup aud public opinion, take much
pleasure in recommending them us
worthy Of public confidence and favor.
IuumsnN, GEoRGE n Co..
Wholesale Druggist, Galveston
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Prices as usual. Rc'crvel seats now al
sale at Riylerc's JewclrY Store. 0lIJ,
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NOTICE OF FILING ADMINS

NOIlCE OF FILING ADMINS
y TRN TORS ACCOUNT.
he State of TrXas,-To she sheriff or
any constable OF McIenntn county;
You are hereby commanded, That yon
cause 10 bo published Tor twenty days in
a newspaper published in your county a
true copy OF the following writ:
IuE STATE OF TENAs.l
County of MCLennan.
To all persons interested in the estate of
" f. Hague, deceased; Elizabeth Hague,
administrative OF the estate OF w. +.
Hague, deceased. HIS ill"d her petition for
discharge as administrative, in the county
court Of McItnnan county, which will be
acted ON at the next term OF court, COM
menclng on the third Monday in March,
1853. at the court house thereof, in the
city OF Waco, at which time all persons
interested In said estate may appear and
contest the same, If they see proper.
Witness, j. W Baker. clerk of the
county court OF McLennan county Given
under my hand and the seal OF said court,
the 9TH day ~ January. 1883.
j W. BAKER,
Clerk County Court, MclRnnan Co. Tex
BY o, W. David, Deputy. Oll0d2Ot
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simple Remedies


ugdoubt,diy the best reputation o.
any medicine Tor the cure OF consnmp ION
that We have yet been able TO find. 1t /.
prepare expressly for consumpllon' ana
those VINO are fleet d With a deep. seated
cough OF lougptandiug. \ tew doses
rive immcdH.,. relief au II KEEP up viii
effect cure. / Is very soothing 10 the
lungs ami plea. mt IT, IKE one good
nights sleep. from lh.se dreadful par Y
tsru, O. coughing (, worth more than t Q
price OF a nali q, zen bottles ASK your
drugg Il Tor Il buttic at uuo,; puCr % cts.
and u per b tie Prrpurd only 10y
Tucker x Willis, Wa'o, roNas.
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OlI7

Have you intlammatory sore throat,
stiil joints, or hmencSs from any cause
whatever Have you rheumatic or other
paine in any part OF the body z II So use
Juhnson's Anodync Linim,nt. II is the
most wonderful internal ana external re-
medy known to medical science. -Ul23lv
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We caution All persons not to buy the
extra large packs OF dust aud ashes now
put up by certain parties and called con-
uilion powders. They are utterly worth.
less. Buy Shcrdan's Cavalry Condition
Powders II you buy any; they are ahsO-
lutely pnre and immensely valuable
Ol23lw,
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Did ii happen in Waco ? Yes, little
dAIhey undertook to reach the sidewalk
10 front II our grand opera house and got
begged up In the mud hole which is To-.
Gated alongside, and in his desperate en-
deayoI, To extricntc himself lttt his boots
behind him. But did he get out them
No, not until one OF his brethren came TO
his assistance and after much hard eNor-
ton pulled him and his boots out. This
scene furnished amusement tor number
OF our citizens who appreciated 1t highly.
P.S. Bear In mind this occurred In
Waco, and ON "thr' street.
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Near Academy OF Art, Max k.rkuw
proprietor. BIZ OF fare Tor Saturday,
January 27th;
Soup: Pare OF Beans.
Fish: Frcl,sie OF oysters.
Roast: Rib OF hcci
Entrees Loin OF pork hrai.e, Sauce
Robert.
Vegetables Boil-d onions, green peas.
mashed potatoes.
Dessert Turkish rice pudding.
Coffee, Tea and MIX BrruhAs 6 to
y, dinner IL to :, supper GtoS Price OF
meal 80 cents
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LleIp the IhIrsIN.

| have received a fresh supply Of Cali
fornia Angelica, Muse tell and lokay
wines, Also OF nv well known Grape
Brandy. These goods are guaranteed to
be absolutely pure and excellent in
quality and flavor.
L. A. Gor psTrIN,
OllItc b, Austin street.
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GOLD LEAF
SHEEP DIP,
A Pure Extract of Tobacco.
Always the Same-AIways ReIlabIe

Always the Same-Always Reliable.
Experienced wool-growers all agree
that Tobacco makes the best Dip. 1t i'm
proves The Wool and does not injure the
sheep. The cost of Tobacco and its
transportation Is the only thing which
has prevented its universal use. Located
at the largest leai market in the world,
with p tented process for careful and
economical work, We furnish PURE
EXTRACT OF Tobacco at cost which
makes lie use an economy to every wool.
grower.
loClsNmLE LEAF TOBACCo Co,
FOR SALE By
TUCKER y WILLIS, Waco, Texas.
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Having sold ont my entire stock Of
groceries am now opening at my old
stand choice and well selected stock Of
wines, liquors and cigars, both wholesale
and retail. j. /. BARNES,
No. l6, South Side of Square.
Ol2Jdlw
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spain.


MADRID, January 26.-The represent
atives in the cortes belonging to the au-
tunuuist party Of Cuba asked congress
for papers and full Information i'll rela-
ton to the gradual emancipation of
slaves They allege the bill % 1880 is
impericctly carried ont III cuba.
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Dust Received

At Beaumont Lumber Yard, Fourth
street, opposite Bpli,t Church. a com
plcte stock ot choice long straw pine
of sashes, doors, blinds, &c. Drrss,d lum-
bcr, fence pickcts and every variety OF
building goods. Prices the very lowest
Consult your own interest by gong to the
beaumont Lumber lHrd.-l2 3Olm
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Hundreds write they owe their life aud
present gool health to Acker's English
Remedy for Consumption, Coughs,
Cold, &c. Sold by Castles, Morrison
& Co., Waco, Texas,
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H.ct'cun so stoys.

Sell choice staudar backhcrrics at ~
ceuts Ter eau, 3 pound can apples at II
cents per can, 4 pound pie peaches at ~
cents per can, 3 pour d pie peaches at
l6s cents per can, 2 round 81 udard
peaches at 10 cents per eau, 3 pound
standard peaches ut ~ cchts per can, .
pound string beans, est brand, at 10
cents per car, 8 FOUND can pumpkin at
10 cents per can, pound can apple,
pear and peuch butter at % cent each
2 pound can jelly at - ceuts, . pound
can preserves, - cents cHch; choice
apple butter in bulk at 10 cents Ter
pourd, . pound can pens from 10 cents
to 1914 cents per can. Sell every article
lower than the lowest aud guarantee nh-
soiu { satisfaction every time or refund
purchas price,
y. JoNgs TAYLOR II BIO.
Nos. and . PIalhcr Block.
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Tempernnce Inv

For few days | well sell my well
known Pure Claret Wine at 8 per gal.
lon. Lay in supply at once or you may
be left. l. A. GoLDsTEIN,
Oll7tc o. Austin street.
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Are you miserable through ndigcs-
ton, sour stomach, or constipation 2
Acker' Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee
will relieve you. Sod 10y Castles, Nor
nson " Co., Waco, Texas. cow
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-27

Dancig,r's Vegetable Fever and Agur
rnwd, r, ARE sure and slic cue tur All
mnIurial fever, Gyspcp-iaan bilious com
paints. These powders have been
thoroughly trstd. having been selling ON
their merits Tor hcpn,t thirty years pru-
cipHlly in the eastern states and IN the
West Indies. See testimonials. which can
be- had on application. Price ) per box,
Can be- sent BY mail. For sale toy Castles,
Morrison a Co, Waco, agents, Tor cen.
tral IrXas.-OlOllGm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-27

The patrons Of the Fashion Bazaar
may remember Iat No. iil5 drew the
doll at the Christmas drawing No
claimant has as yet appeared, and we
will now take the responsibility Of
awarding it TO tine number that most
ucnrly approximates the winning mum
her. as we have heretofore promised.
Bring in your numbers between this aud
February ~. and we will award the
haudsumcst doll IN Wncu to the one
who by virtue OF his number IL entitled
to 1t. Mus. ELLA s. ComES.
lgl IGy
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Note reduction in price OF parlor and
kressi < case suits 10y Stephenson, pibbs
Steiner. Ol2llw
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Carbo-C amphorated Cosmono c1ccls
everything for chapped hands, as also
for any other abrasiuus Of the skin. for
sale at Tucker X Willis.-OlO5tf
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Guaranteed to cure cold or cough
Acker's Celebrated English Remedy.
Sold 10y Castles, Morrison a Co., " AGO,
Texas cow
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Call at b. Habers to get something
nice for the holidays.-l2l7tc.
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Ackers celebrated English remedy for
Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. Sold
by MS ON a guarantee. Castles, Morri-
son a Co., Waco, Texas cow
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The Wonder Of the Aae.

lii to BE- found in the Electric Nru-
raIgia, Lotion" which is tnst becoming
celebrated as the OILY genuine specific for
neuralgia, ucryJu headache, rheumatism,
govt, t.othacne, swollen limbs, and in
ia,t all inllimmatury diseases, II is Won
deliui what cle trich cii,rt this remedy
has On the suile cr in removing the pain
ms antiy. as II by magic. 1t Is entirely a
vegetable compound. AID perfectly harm
les, in its action. 1t is no hunting. Try
it, ASK your drugli-; price % and 30
ems per bottle Prepared only by
luckcl y Willis Waco, TrXns.
For the benefit OF the incrpdulOu> we
here append two certificates ont ui many,
M,ssrs. Tucker ~ Wills.
Denr -ir>-lt affords me pleasure to say
that your "E'vc ric N,ura' giH loion' al.
tol ded me relief Whn other Icmcdi 5
have failed. SAMUEL T.. WRIGHT.
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More Alleged Forgery.

upon to notice the arrest Of young man
OF our city for forgery, and yesterday
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Brandics, WHISTLES, wines, ale beer and
porter, At No. SO Austin street, Waco,
Texas Ol-24.lm
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Received Of Sanger Bros the ork box
a. result Of their new years prize Siit dis.
ubuuon. ] held ticket No. ls29 -Ol-2ltc
w. A.FoRptxTER, Ross Station
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Note reduction in price Of parlor and
dressing case suits by ,pheuson, Tibbs
X Steiner Ol2llw
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AVENUE HOTEL.
CONGRESS Az L

NVNNNESO
Austin, Texas.
q. W WINN, PROrmSro" -.,
This old and popular hotel has r,w ogd
dergone thorough renovation ana II srsplt-
to the public under more iaVorAprg re. .i
than ever before. The proprietor .rttiu nt
best efforts to the satisfactory e"''
oi gue-ts.-Oll6tf
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Note reduction in price of parlor an
dressing case suits by Stephenson, Tibbs
a Steiner. Ol2llw
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Best pencil, uickle plate and rubber
tip, all FOR cents; the w. ii. Watkins
" AGO pencil. -0ll9lm
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All best brands OF domestic cigars at
wholesale and retail, At a. y. Lynn's,
UI-A-lm
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Purrells Lightning Eradicator for re-
moving grease spots, etc. Best thing
known. For sale by
OlO9t CASTLES, MORRISON d Co.
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" NIV1 lux TI7T M T77TT'
Gent, mcn--lliNinL been troubled tor u
number OF Years with neuralgia in my
head, ant used macy remedies, lind
nothing that gives such in-ta relief a7
your Electric Neuralgia Lo'irn.',
ions =. MuuKE.
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The nobbi' st suit Of clothing for the
least money at b. Haber's.-l23ltc
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Buy your crockery and glassv are of W
Z. Martin 81 Bro. 0lO5d&wlm
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Note reduction in price OF parlor and
dressing case suits by Stephenson, 1ibbs
IL Steiner. Ol2llw
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NJ. Inland, Weibusch building, Austin
street buys and sells second hand turni.
uTe,-OlU5tc
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nISSOLNED.

The firm hitherto existing "n Ssy b,
name OF Richeson u Field IS tlH pIcis.
solved BY mutual consent MI Inc ,,,n., }.
viii continue the business and ASSUME
liabilities oil Tue O'' '''G 4. c, RlcnE''N
Ol26tf w b. '''
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Is exerting itself to promote the m u. ",
al Interests OF Waco and the couhui M.
utary to it, and respectfully asks ! P,'.I 4
cal recognition of its efforts, proh''.,t,'- B
faithful and prompt execution ="
orders and guarantees
SATISFACTION TO ALI
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-05-25
A story About Charles w1ndna,n


One day, before Charles Windham went to
tho United States, he was caught in a heavy
shower in Portland place; he had no UNI
brella and every cab that passed was engaged.
He had dinner appointment with a group
of friends at the Grand Hotel and the hour
had passed. What was to be done? !? The
rain still came down with tropic rush, and
the wind blew gale. He looked at his
watch and saw he was quite half an hour
behind time. At that moment a gentleman
with large umbrella passed lelsurely by. A
sudden inspiration seized Windhan. He
rushed out from his shelter, ensconced him
self under the umbrella, shook the gentleman
heartily by the hand, exclaiming in his genial
way: s'I'm glad to see you. want to tell
you about Miss Montmorency, of the Gaiety
who eternally talks of you. Without giving the
stranger chance to express his surprise Wind
ham ratified away with gossip and anecdote un-
til he had gradually led his unknown compan-
ion to tho door of the Grand Hotel. Then he
looked him full in the face. with an expires
sion of well-acted actonishment, II really beg
your pardon, my dear sir, must have made
mistake I took you for Shirley Brooks.
of the Sporting Times. I'm wrong, am l
not p ''You are" laconically replied the
man with the ample Sangster. For good
ness sake,' continued Windham, don't re-
peat my conversation about La Montmoren-
cy. She's as beautiful as an angel, with the
temper of a fury. Shed never forgive me.
l must trust to your discretion as man OF
the world. Good bye" and Windham bolt
ed into the hotel and the adventure with en-
bellishments to his waiting friends amid ex.
plosions of laughter. At last one remarked:
whats the matter with your scarf, it seems
| rufied ?" Windham placed his hand to his
| breast, glanced in the mirror, and found thai
| his valuable pearl and diamond pin had van
| ished. Tableau? The man with the UNI
brella was a pickpocket. There was another
| explosion of laughter, bat this time Windham
| did not join.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-05-25
wHISTLED.

It is said that q young lady can never whis
| tie in the presence of her lover. The reason
| is obvious. He doesn't give her a chance
When she gets her lips in a proper position
| for whistling something else always occurs
Rochester Post-Express.
AS matter of fact, George Washington
sat down in the boat and held on to the sea-
when he crossed the Delaware, but such
position would not make striking tableau
and SO the hero of the ferry passed into pic
torial history standiug.-New Orleans Plea
yune.
Lawyer-''You say you made an examina-
tfon of the premises. What did you fnd?'
Witness-"Oh, nothing of consequence, q
beggarly account of empty boxes, as Shakes
peare says" Lawyer-"Never mind what
Shakespeare says. He will be summoned
and can testify for himself if he knows any
thing about the case. Boston Transcript.
SIT is said that Victor Hugo goes ont every
evening unaccompanied. !" There are plenty of
old fell tws in this country who also go out
every evening unaccompanied. But they
don't all return home alone. Some of them
are accompanied by a good natured police
man, who arrests the circular peregrinations
of the key hole of the front door.-Norris
town Herald.
'tYes," said the Chicago damsel, "my
health is none of the best; fact is, as I tell
my friends, I've got one foot in the grave
already 80 p replied her friend then
casting his eye toward the lady's pedestals,
he added, swell, there's one comfort. You'll
never get the other in-unless it's bigger than
the common grave, you know."-Boston
Transcript.
Scene at the base ball ground: ball was
knocked sideways and caught on a fly.
Foul and out ~ was the cry of the umpire.
charming hig school girl looking at the
game ejaculates: 'sAh, really, how can it be
a fowl? 1 don't see any feathers!" And
she turned to her attendant with an inquir-
ing look. "Well-oh, yes, you see the rea-
son you don't see the feathers is because it
belongs to the picked nine. Peoria Tran
script.
II has been axed several times o. late, p"
remarked Brother Gardner, as he opened the
meeting in his usual bland manner, ''if we
war to have any new notices or proverbs or
maxims fur de summer sezun. De commit
tee on sayins has handed in de follerin' bill
o. fare fur hot weather: He who sleeps by
day will hunger by night Industry am
de peg on which Plenty hangs her hat
Argument makes three enemies to one
friend Men who go to law mus expect
to eat deir 'teters widout SALT De biggest
balloon kin be packed in barl when de gas
am OUT De rattle of de empty wagon kin
be hsard furder dan de rumble of de loaded
one' Detroit Free Press
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-05-25
Lf&ht-Givfng Plants.


The light giving property of fungi was
probably first discovered by Rumphius, the
eminent botanist, who in his travels in Am
boine, observed light streaming from q
species which he named Fungus igneus, or
fre-mushroom. It presented remarkable
spectacle at night, often growing about huts,
so that they seemed a6re. Gardner after
ward rediscovered it in Brazil He was
passing along one night when he observed a
strange light high up among the branches of
a Pindoba palm. Not being able to climb
the tree, he obtained native, who ascended
and broke off a dead leaf upon which was
growing blazing agaric that seemed almost
red-hot. It was afterward named agarlcus
Gardneri. He found later in the Swan river
colony q much larger variety. that gave a
most singular light, as if great heaps of Goals
had been piled upon the trees. In Italy, ss-
pecially about the olive trees, an interesting G
red mushroom is found (agaricus olearius).
III. DeliIle, the French naturalist, first no
ticed II. The light it en1its is q beautiful au-
relian blue that spreads silently and mystsri-
ously, illuminating all about with its rays.
According to the above naturalist and NJ.
Fabre. when this agaric Is still young it is
phosphorescent for many successive nights,
even when it is detached from the olivs tress,
about the roots of which it is found growing.
The light is so intense that it begins to shine
often before darkness has fully set in, and
the strange sight is often seen of olive trees
with their roots encircled By knobs of fire
that light up the trunk and surrounding sur
faco. At sunrise the display ceases; yet III.
Fabre says he has observed the light at mid
day, perhaps as We can see the light of tbs
giow-worm at the same time by shading if
in the hand. Near the Swan river. south
ern Africa, the phosphorescence of Ger.
tain agaric attains a wonderful degree oil
splendor, the stumps of trees and fallen
limbs appearing as If ahame with the m Us
terious light. The same has been observed
in certain portions of the Himalayas. II
the jungle of Borneo the phosphorescent
light of plants is often SO brilliant that the
roads and paths are lighted perfectly BY
them, SO that print can be read at som'
distance. The Polyporus ennosus, common
in the mines of Wales, is SO phosphores