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The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

SAVE trouble and expense In washing
and always have nice lifting collars and
cuffs by wearing Chrolithiou.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

The impecunious man who married an
heiress always spoke OF her as a capital
wife 4f
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

PARALYric strokes, heart disease, and
kidney affections, prevented by the use Of
Brown,s Iron Bitters.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

TUX chap who shakes the door.mat on the
sidewalk Is the man who "hlls the public
eye.r--GoIden Days.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

THERE Is said TO be jolly old dog--a
setter--in London, who Is nearly eighty
years old. He Is type setter.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Ira man can not cut the grnssin front OF
his honse he might ~ well bs no mower
~ o. Pic1yune.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

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The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Skinny Mon. "wells' Health Reviewers
restores health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Buchu.paiba.n Complete cure, all an
noying Kidney Diseases, irritation. S.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

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The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
For You,
Madam.

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ton, whose mirror ie|ls ycu
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and dlsa gured n counlensnec
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The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

ALI recommend wiss's A1ls ors..s.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
HER LIFE'S SECRET.

NY JENNIE DAVIS nURToE.
<sii,m y "aFanqiJ Net" q" m nfahn-
hp1iefp "a 9HasH Ha0iaR fuf
Hat' c,enf ssed, ,""A 4 Hsf
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
Die armenpflese in BEN San
BEN Der Is Counties

Die armenpfIsgs in BEN s. d NJ
ben Der Counties.
qiest bic ~Nrmenpfle9e, IL ioweit fe in
9dnoen pes Staates lit, iebr i'm argen, 10
tbut iie oieles nod I'M 10 mebr, in iofern
iie in ben Sdnben Der Counties lie9t. @as
i'd betrefis Der Salbbeit, bes Sintenanie,s
gems Der Jteligion sei9rieben babe, Sas gilt
audi bier. Au9 bier fiuoe i6 elm abfiit,
tern, pbne ale Giidf9t auf bic uniterbli9s
Seele. Sb IN alien Staatcn bic Qrt unb
Weiie Der Yfese Slei6 lit, tam i9 ni9t
la9en, CLAUDE IS aber bod. llnb memn
man es bier nit elmer 9lei9en Storm sll
tbun bat, Oann lit ielbe folgsnbs: 0er
Staat bat fir ii9 gentle anitalten, fir
pel9e Die Counties prorata Sablen. Die
~armenphese aber, I'M engeren Sinne bes
@Ortes, fdut ben Counties anbeim. Sebes
County bat fir feline 2lrmen su iorsen.
@us bieiem sebt nun Don ielblt berpor, baf
oieis @~rmsnpfese 10 ueri9ieben, wie biz
Counties ielbit iinO, lit. Sc rei6sr bas
@ountp, ie better feline Organization, je &c:
eisneter feline anitalten, ie freissbiser feline
Sewobner, ie better feline Seamtsn, il
sliiflider feline armen. Man riibmt bi,
quite @inridtuns ~unieres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aber man miiBte blinb iein, uenn man MIDI
Die 9roBen 9iden in Oemielben ieben fOnnts,
Rebmen mir ais Seiipiel, uniere bis suu
6immel erbobene Staatsi6ulen, bieies
BalaOium %unierer amerifaniiden Srsibeit.
9aben ni6t ie ben sroBen 6ebler, Obne bi,
&elisionsloisteit IN Vetra6t ~ 3ieben,
sab iie 10 re9t pom benz 9emeinwelen ab:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
S6rte.
Sas ltnsliif Sranfreid's.
(Sortiesuns.)

NOptiISSuhSJ
Die @iienbabnen iino nur elm Tbeil bes
unter benz 6aiierrei9 setriebsnen @rinsers
l6minsels. Der pom ben Bribern Bereire
ses,iinbete Credit mobilier trieb feline $500
5rantens) 9lctisn bis auf 1000 ST.. Der
vMonbe" ~bebauptete bamals, iie ieien nur
400 Sr. wertb, wurbe aber Oafiir, ais
rS9aOiser eines bere6tisten Wertbsesens
itanbes", ais Ounfelmann unb Seino bes
wirtbidaftIiden 5orti9rittes, gu @slbs uno
@efdnsitrafe perurtbeiIt. 8enise Sabre
na1ber itanben bieie Actien auf 1875 unb
%barunter. Die Yereire 9~riinsetsn AUDI bic
Societe immobiliere, inbem lie cine Saus
geieaidaft, wel6e in Paris swsi 9roB,
@aitb0fe betrieb uno Sduier bsiaB, cine
dbnli9e @eieai6aft unb bas Safenunter:
nsbmsn in Warieias in cine @eieui6afi
pereini9ten, natiirli9 nm babel cine Qn,abI
MiQionen IN bic 2ai9en iteden Su fonnen,
pie iie IS i1on bel Der @riinbun9 isber elm:
selnen bieier @eieai3afteu gstban batten.
Oieie unb ale anoeren llnternebmen be,
Vriioer Yereire arbeiteten nit 9roBsn Ser.
luiten, bic Qetiondre p~erloren ben 9r6Bter
3beil ibres @elbes, bic 8uiber aber gin:
gen nit 10000 Wfilionen 8ermo9eu
aus Oieien v@eiddften" beruor, lieBer
SabaOie BroSeie iiber iid bereinbre6en,
wuBten bur9 aue mOSli6en Rniffe bic @e:
p~relten Su srmiiosn, wel9sn ie traft eines
mad Iansem Redtsbanoel erIaienen &c,
ri6tli9en llrtbsils 80 Wiiaionen Suriider.
i~tatten iolten. Die burd Wires berbsise'
fibrten 8erluite beliefen iid auf 9unberts
Don MiaiOnen. Seine nit so Miqionn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
4m beilisen Sfterieite.

pr ans &reuS 9ei6lu9en, / It er itanben
,litet Der erI6rod'nen WG6ter WtGbr'.
t Ii6 elb It befreit pom 6ooesbanoen,
5enS iebten mir n ibm sur Nebr.
ittern ba Der YbariiGer S6aaren,
bnaubt bic 9anSe Suoeni6ait Dor Wutb
)o6erfrelt bic Singer Seiu waren
eu erwa6te Der 9eiunt'ne Wtutb.
I nit linen freuen mir uns alle
in9en bar oeS 0anteS frobe Sab,
lbeQieo aus iebem Dtuuo' eri6ale
Jie9er iiber 90lle, 8obu. 8rab,
~obe gBert, bas er am RreuB poqenoet,
ute Der @ritanoene getront,
nubeil bat er abgemenoet,
.Gsc nit benz Rino perl0bnt.
-. a @lieo nod Dor benz 3ooe ~3ittern
N oas Saupt 10 9lorrei6 a%uferltano!
mn ben wabren Singer nod erl6ittern,
N Der Wfeilter aQes i~iberpano?
laBt uns frob gu sSbm ben Bid erbeben,
ms S6irm un0 port IN ieoem Streit
on eriteb'n aud mir u neuem Seber
IN emit elm ms 9ano Der Seli9teit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20

slrtitel seseist, lift bic garmbersisteit elm
NushuB Der 9riitli6en Qiebe. Sc lit bic
Selision, unb nidt Der Staat oSer bas
Gountp, welde Die fieben leibliden unb
seiitliden @erte Der 8armbersisfeit lebret.
SIS 1T Die &slision, bic bic Sage Der armen
I'M sansen 9anbe prbeiI.rn fOnnte, alein
sann wiiroe man1em &rmenpater bas Waiz
Ter Don Der &ei6tbumsmiible ent3osen,
man6' fettes Nemtden wiirbe einseben, unb
bic county Nrmenudter miiBten uieser gu
Sue9t uno Maso s~reifen. Sn 8e3us auf
&elisisn iinb sieie armen aber Der @naoe
Der Abiitterer unb Nbi6inber sdnsli9 per-
fallen. Oft iinb iie aber aud betreffs Der
Sittli9teit bieier @nabe anbsimseiteIt.
llnb bann faielt man nod in ben geridteu
an bic sesisIatur iiber BEN portbeilbaiten
3uitanb, in meldem bic Staatsmobltbdtiss
teitss gebSrbsn sieis Nnitalten sefunoen
baben. Wer IS slaubt! u. 3. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
EharfrettaQ.

Gin ieoes pi9tise @rsisniB in Der @eIts
9eIdi9te bat feline ii9tbaren 6uBitapfen
binter ii9 suriitselahen, wel9e man i'm
Serlaufe Der @ei6i6te uni6wer wieberfins
bet. Oieie pi9tisen Sesebenbeiten in ber
8eltsei6i9te iino ebeniopiele 4nbaltss
puntte, INN welde ii6 Elm fleinsrer ODER sr6s
Berer Sbeil Der Reni9beit unb ibrer @e>
i9ife erebt. Oieies gilt nun Dor auem
BON ienem wi6tisiten @reisniie in Der
@eltsei6i9te, beien @nbenten Der Gbars
freitas sepi6met lit. Sener Gag, pel3er
ielbit Der lsbloien Jtatur einen S6rei bes
@ntiebens uno Der S%epunberrns abn0tbis,
te, inbem bic COME iid u%erfiniterte unb
bic Selien bariten, miro bok UNI 10 piel
mebr 9erpalt baben auf elm 9efiblpoles
meni6lides SerS! Oarum piro nidt bios
an ienen Srten, pel9e !3eusen Oes fur9t,
barren S6auipiels wuren, ionberu aud on
allen Srteu, mo sldubise Gbriiten rpobnen,
Der Gbarfreitas in wiiroiser unb iinniser
Weiie gefeisrt, inosm man bsim Morsens
gottesoienite oas ieit benz 9aliionsipnntase
oeri6leierte &reus sntbIat unb beim na6.
mittdsli6en @ottesbienite, ben iosenannten
Tenebrae, elm 2i9t nod benz an6ern aus
l6ibt, UNI an bic entiebli9e 6initerniB ~
crinnern, in peI9e ii9 bic Welt bi0te, oils
isues 9Sttli6e antlis, bic @onne Der gns
gel, I'M Spbe erloi6. lno fiirrpabr benefit
ole tatbolii6e Stride oaour6 am beften,
oaB iie bic mabre Mutter Der bur6 @bris
luus grloieten 1T, baB ie iid BON benz
~;EreuSe ibres seliebten Wteiiters nod
jort6rdnsen ldBt, ia NIT b~eionberer Sors
;.ebe unter bsmielbsn perpeilt, pie aud
:Raria, bic M,rtter Seiu, unsebeust unter
I'm SreuSe ibres Sobnes itanO, trOs alien
>5pottes unb Sobnes, Der auf ie 9ebauft
l'urbe. Die fatboliide Stride IdBt 9erne
II Spott Sensr iiber ii6 er9eben, pelde
: in SeritdnbniB fir ben S6msrs baben,
| sl9e ibr WfutterberS erfiQt, uno betet nit
:em iterbenben 9rl0ier: SER, persib
/ zen, benn ie wifIen ni9t, mas tie tbun!"
- I9et elmer Mutter, wel9e am Sarse ibs
. ) einSisen innisitseliebten Sobnes in
6 irdnen SerhieBet v8as weineit bu benn?
4 { tannit bod ben SObten ni9t wieber gum
: zen erpeten! woSu alio bic 8rauer!
ife bod auf Die rei9e grbi6aft, wel6e
! II SObn Dir binterlu6en!" Die Mutter
Il met bod, unb Oas llebermaB bes S6mers
, , ldBt ben @eoanten oil bic Grbi9aft in
/ M 6erSen gar ni6t %auftommen. 0as
i ote Spra3e uno SunOIunsspeiie elmer
:. tier, Die es in @abrbeit lit. Wenn
Il SulOmon bic pubre Muttsr baran err
1 ate, OuB ite es uorSOs, ibr aino AM 9es
! erbalten gu ieben, aud uenn ss in ben
!oen zines anSeren 8eibes bliebe, lie
4 lls es Dor ben eigenen glusen tOoten gu
I II, wer tOnnte Oa NIT mebr &e9t bic
8 re Mltteri9aft bes mpitii6en Seibes,
/ m 9uupt Gbriitus lit, beanipru9en,
So bic Stride, welde ii6 Die rOmii6e
\ 40
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20

Dir tonnen eud IN benz Soriaee, Elm
fatb0l. Slatt Su sriinoen, MIR ermutbisen.
@ir boffen, baB aae suten &atbolifen, Die
fi9 I'M bic &elision unb bas Saterlanb
usrbient MAIDEN wouen, in Dem gifer unb
Der Sbdtisfeit fur bieies Wert, bas IN uns
fern alsen pen Der b o. ten Sebeus
tuns 1T, wetteifern weroen.
SEQ XIII. in 1882 an ben 8iidoi pon lncona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
q 6tunsi br &atboItfen
Die Stimrne Ses berit. Eins TX.

Bir sriuden sic initdnoisit, alien benen
nit eurem saten 8iaen un6 eurer @unit
beisuiteben, bic, NIT Geiit besabt unb nit
seuiioenOer SenntniB uuSseriitet, iid OH
Die &r6eit MAIDEN unO Bidder unb Seituns
gen sur Sertbeioisuns unb 9erbreituns Der
tatbolii9sn 9ebre uerOffentliden.
@ncpcliea Bius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
Cfertt.

es bsrrIi6e, freubsnreide 5eit, peIs
iers bl. Stride nm na9iten Ssntase
m feiert, bat cine mebrfa6e Seseus
Seine Sauptbs0eutnnS bat es aIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
Die Stiurme Qep'S xiii.

Gahet euer 9i9t leu9ten uor ben Mens
fden, bamit iie euere suten 8erfe ieben.
ltnS Der 9err sebe eu9 basu Seinen Sesen!
Geo XIII. an bas in 9arma .ridsinenbe glatt
Luce" (9eu6te), aufan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
Der staat ais slrnenpater.

0ie Du pom COB erltanben bit,
9aB uns eriteb'n Serr Seiu Gbriit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20

Son Der gluferitebuns Seiu.-Mar Is, II.
Count. ben 25. Mars Oierfei. @ariG @erf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-15
An Elephants Reasoning Powers.

An elephant belonging to an engineer
officer, says an exchange, had . disease
in his eyes and had for three days been
completely blind. His owner asked DIR.
Webb, physician, IL he could do any
thing for the relief Of the animal. DIR.
Webb replied that he was willing to try
on one OF the eyes the effect of nitrate
of silver, which was aremedy common
w used for similar diseases Of the hui
man eve. The animal was accordingly
made to lie down, and when the nitrate
Of silver was applied uttered peculiar
roar at the acute pain it occasioned.
But the effect was wonderful. for the
eye was in u great degree restored. and
the elephant could partially see. The
doctor was in consequence ready to OPP
crate similarly on the other eye on the
following day, and the animal, when he
was brought out and heard the doctors
voice, lay down of himself, placed his
head quietly on one side, curled up his
trunk, drew in his breath like y human
being about to endure q painful opera
ton, gave a sigh of relief when it was
over, and then, by motion OF his trunk
and other gestures, gave evident signs
of wishing to express his gratitude.
Here We plainly see in the elephant
memory, understanding and reasoning
from one thing to another. The animal
remembered the benefit that he had felt
from the application to one eye, and
when he was brought to the same place
on the following day, and heard the
operators voice. he concluded that 4
like service was to be done to his other
eve.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-15
Looking out the Back Door.

A friend Of ours wished to hire q
farmer for a wealthy neighbor. and we
mentioned one who was wanting an en-
gagement. Knowing that our friend
had been to see this farmer. we asked
the result. His reply was, in substance
Eyes, went there; l went around to the
back door and came away, knowing
that he would not suit" The front
doors of many farm-houses are
rarely opened. The back door is in
constant use. One need not 60 far in
any locality, TO find the outlet OF the
kitchen sink ending in Il sort OF ditch,
which is supposed to carry off the waste
water, but which only allows it to soak
away and saturate the ground near the
back of the house. The seldom used
front door is opened when small cot.
fin is to be taken out. The minister
speaks of 1.-The mysterious dispense
tons of Providence" They are not al
mysterious Bad sink drains ut the
back of the house are sure to bring ty-
phoid fever and other sickness. lie,
the back door surroundings he looked to.
If nothing better can be done. carry
INC hllcHcIl WaslcS W II CtsspoOi Il us
lance from the house, where they can
soak away far below the surface. Pro.
hibit all throwing out of Stops at the
back door. The ground soon becomes
charged with matters that ferment and
breed disease. Where pigs are kept,
and that includes every farm. there
should be pail, to receive ali animal
and vegetable matters and daily
emptied. Nothing of the kind should
be thrown out at the back of the house.
Where there is such disease breeding
sink spout as we have mentioned. LET
provisions be at once made to carry of
the water to a cesspool, and cover up
the saturated ground with dry earth.
Let the back yard to the house always
be, kept scrupulously neat american
.40ricutaIist.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-15
The Value of String,

Perhaps it is natural instinct that
makes The "small boy" tie up piece OF
string. But the possession Of string in
an emergency is the subject of more
than one truthful although romantic
tale. The descent Of a workman left on
4 chimney, by means of string TO pull
up rope, is familiar. and tho stretch
ing Of q connecting cord across a Nir-
ginis chasm by means of II Kite, saving
three persons from the fate of Indian
captives, in the early days of the coun.
try. is remembered. But 4 better, De-
cause nearer, exhibition of the value of
string was given in New York city ON
the occasion Of the lire at the MonrO
buildings in Rose street Fourteen fire.
men We're cut off in the upper stories OF
the building by a back draughi.
which surrounded them suddenly with
smoke and flames, and cut off their re-
treat Dy the stairs or fire escape. They
crawled on their hands and knees to Il
window and called for help, but the
noise in the street prevented their cries
from being understood, il being thought
by those below that they were calling
for more hose, and preparations were
making to send it up TO them. Mean
time they were in danger of being suffo-
Gated, and the flames were gradually
advancing upon them. Finally Chief
Gicquel saw their peril. and ladder
was raised for their rescue, but il was
too short. Finally one Of the impris-
oned men found piece Of string,
which he lowered to the ground, Il life
line was drawn up, speedily made fast
inside, and the men began their descent
to the ground. One of them was 50
faint from exhaustion that he was I'M
able to clasp the rope, and slid down il
some fifty feet, decorating his hands ter
ribly. He was caught At the bottom by
a companion and saved from further
injury. The others reached the ground
in safety, but scarcely had they done
so when the flames burst from the win
dows they had just abandoned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-15
Does the Day Become Longsrf

1t is well known that Prot. q. Oar
win has associated what may be regard
ed as . new theory Of cosmical evolu-
ton with the gradual retardatiOn of the
earth's rotation spin, and consequent
lengthening of the day. MIR. +. Stone,
formerly chief assistant at Greenwich,
and now the head of the Radcliffe OBJ
servatory, Oxford, has just published
some calculations, which, though they
do not actually disprove the change in
the earth's rotation rate, throw grave
doubt on the only direct evidence ever
recognized in its favor When it was
found that Hansen's lunar tables do not
ccord with the evidence respecting the
moons movements derived either from
actual observation or from the study OF
ancient eclipses, Il was suggested in eX-
PLANTATION Of the discrepancy (corres-
ponding to an apparent gain OF the
moon on her calculated place) that il
may be apparent only, and due to the
change of the rate of going OF our great
terrestrial timepiece, the earth, by
which. of course, we time the moons
movements. DELANEY showed that,
owing to the movement of the tidal
wave in a direction opposite to that OF
the earth's rotation, the rotation rate
must diminish, though very slowly. Sir
George Airy, going through the same
process of inquiry, obtained at first a
negative result, but later recognized the
existence of certain terms indicating a
retardation. Since then it has been re-
garded as an accepted doctrine that the
length of the day must gradually in
crease until the day is as long as the
lunar month. Nay, Prof. Ball, astron.
|omer royal for Ireland, goes further
than this, and considers that the solar
tide must eventually lengthen the day
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-15
Regpl.
ut. GILBERT AND J H. EcKLEs,

W
SrA'rE OF ILLINOIS, L. SALLE Co.'s.
- IN Che Circuit Court 10 September Specidt Term.
A. ID. 1888
Thomas +. ToOtle, Thomas X. Hanna and William
Peak, partners, &c. ~ Tnotlr hanna Co.. o. gull
ID y Houston, Margaret 4. Houston. +. c. Wood, VIM
A. Parker. Edwin Evans. John jefferson Hou ston
Francis +. Houston. James Houston. Cory Houston
John U. Blakeley. Mourning l. Blaksley. Thorn a. J
Blakeley, Sarah Blakecy. Eli Mcvay. Eliza6e n 4
Mcvay. The Trustees of ScnuOls Township No. ~, H.
Tower and Augustus Keep. In Ch0ncery.
Affidavit OF nor residence OF Eli I. McVay and ELIZA
beth MeVay, implicated with the shove defendants,
having been hled the clerks office OF the circuit
Court of said county, notice therefore hereby given
10 the said nonresident defendants that the complain
ants ed their bill OF complaint in said court on the
chanCery side thereof the 10Th day of July 1883 and
that thereupOn summons issued out OF said court,
wherein said suit is now pending, returnabe on the
third Monday in the month of September next as Is by
law required.
Now, unless you, the said nonresident defendants
above named, shall personally he and appear before
said Circuit Court on the first day OF the next term
thereof to be holden at Ottawa, in and for the said
county on the ID Monday in September next and plead
answer or demur to the said compliments bill of COM
raint the same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken confessed, ana de-
cree entered against you according to the prayer OF
said bill WILLIAM w. TAYLOR, CLERK.
Ottawa Illinois, August cath. 1885
II. r. GILBERr AND }. II. ECKLEs. CUmpits Solrs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-15
The Real Worth Of the Vacation.

The superior man is the man who
makes the best use of his natural forces
the inferior person is one who uses up
his vitality in the shortest space OF time.
This may be slow way of approaching
a great principle, but it is perhaps the
most sure method of showing the way
to that conservative and rational living
which has characterized the wisest peO.
pie and those who have used life to the
best advantage. There is vast power in
keeping an equilibrium of forces. This
is rs true of society and persons As it is
of mechanics and natural forces. The
vacation is the time when nature re.
pairs the waste tissues. 1t seems like
ideness to be lolling around listlessly
by the sea shore or at the country farm
or by the mountain side, but it is just
that seeming torpor of the faculties. on
the part of the brain workers, which
does most to recruit wasted energies,
and is the best use to which swiftly fleet
ing hours of vacation can be put. There
is nothing like the extreme of rest to
balance the extremes of strain TO which
bright persons are subjecting them
selves in daily life. 1t can only be met
in all of us by such = return to nature
that her thousand ministrations to the
minds and hearts of men may not be
thwarted by our own indiscretion. The
great thing is to maintain an equable
life, to keep the nerves steady. to hold
ourselves in check, and. If vacation can
be used in such n way that professional
and business people and busy brain
workers can find rest for themselves in
July and August, the whole community
gains by their renewal of the CHIEF
forces of life. This is what u wisely
used vacation means for those who are
now taking it. 1t means Il mind and
body in good repair on the first day Of
Snnirmhnr - R0SkOn HcrnlH
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till it is equal to the year, overlooking.
apparently, the fact that the lunar ac-
ton will prevent any increase beyond
the length of lunar month. But Mr..
Stone has found reason for believing
that the discordance between theory
and observation which has been thrown
on the earth's rotation, does not exist,
so that 80 far as we know at present,
the time of the earth's rotation is con-
slant" II his calculation should be
confirmed it would not prove that there
is no retardation Of the earth's rotation,
but that the length Of the day is chang
ing much more slowly than had been
supposed-too slowly, in fact. to be
recognized. - Contemporary RerieW.