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sTREETn TRAVIS,
Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
Buy the "Domesticn and he hannv

Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
Buy the Domestic" and be happy.
Did You see the Domestic sewing ma.
chine? Office $50 Elm street.
Coat.makers are wanted at Douglas Bros.
merchant tailors, 703 Main street.
The Brunswick saloon has the finest
lunch, and fish chowder is speciality.
The Parlor saloon, on Lamar street, is
the resort of business and commercial men
The Brunswick saloon sets up the finest
liquors and cigars. Billiard tables neatly
| arranged.
Put nice polish on your shirt by using
Dobbin's starch polish. For sale by Wal.
lace n Waggener.
Just the thing for polishing shirt bosom
collars and cuffs, Dobbin's starch polish
AT b. NJ. Bond & Co.'s.
I Just opened, IAN office of"Domestic sewins
machines" at $50 Elm street. Please cal
and see us. Thornton Il Co.
One of the prettiest saloons in Dallas
where nothing but the best LIQUORS arc
kept, is the Brunswick saloon.
When You want anything fine in the
drinking or smoking line, step into the
Parlor saloon on Lamar street.
The best flour on Gods green earth is
John Craugle's Hungarian patent. Al
Wholesale and retail by the agents, Bryan &
Bradshaw, 5l5 Elm street.
For the nobbiest and best suits Of furni
ture and foreign chars, go to the old reli.
able. Geo. Rick, 100 and 1852 Elm street
who has the best assortment in the city.
The Brunswick Saloon now is Justly re.
garded the fashionable place for gentlemen
to take their Smiles in Dallas, and frs,
class Brunswick tables for billiard-player
Having bought out the interests of all
concerned in the firm of c. Il, HosmerS
Co., steam, gas and water.fitters, | will
continue the business at the old stand, 400
Elm street. A. McWnIRK.
John Craugle's Hungarian flour Is tn
best in the world. Bryan ~ Bradshaw are
the agents, and always carry good stock
otit. II your grocer won't get |. for Won
30 to- Bryan Il Bradshaw, who always
| keep IL.
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Still They Como.

Another immense lot of those magniG.
cent, light-running New Home Sewing Ma
ehlnes have arrived at the general office,
200 hlm street; 1t is unsurpassed in SIM
pncAy, durability, reliability, speed,
Ladies', you want to be happy, buy a New
Home, NY "-'0"
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
Another Victory.

Another Victory.
In spite of all competition the contract
TOR furnishing (7,000) Seven Thousand feet
Iron Fence to inclose Woodland Avenue
Cemetery, at Cleveland, Ohio, was, on
March ., 1888, awarded TO Champion Iroa
Fence Company, Kenton, Ohio.
o, X. HARRY, State Agent, Dallas.
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l.. Il. Curtis, jeweler, corner of Main and
Poydras streets, Repairing fine watches Q
speciality.
Watches, diamonds, fine gold iewelry
ladies and gents gold chains, rings, thin.
bles, ladies' misses chidren's gold, silver
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and lockets
New goods just received. Elegant stock
OF silverware, tea-sets, ice pitchers, walters
castors, toilet sets, Rogers Bros flat ware
new line lace pins, owl pins, latest style
new, stock fine marble, alabaster and gilt
clocks with cathedral gongs, at corner Main
and Poydras streets.
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The habeas corpus case Of J. W. Thomp.
ION Who, while psrsgfinAting up Elm stree,
~ sSs . W. e u % ~ ..
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Broom Corn Wanted.
Highest price paid for it at factory CUT
ner of Caruth and Lamar streets
WV. PF0urs.
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The new spring goods at Douglas BIOS,
merchant tailors, Just arrived from NeV
York, are the delight of all who see inell.
They have the latest novelties and hs
largest assortment in the state.
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iIosforas Acid Phosphate In Sick Head.

DR.. N. s. Read, Chicago, says: III think
u Is a remedy OF the highest value IN many
forms Of mental ard nervous exhaustion
attended by sick headache, dyspepsia and
diminished vitality.
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Inc drama was never more popular in
DALLAS than at present. The reason of this
consists in the fact that the genuine dram
mer always goes to THE Office" for his
dram-without scruple.
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Where is that place that the ladies' are
talking about as the best place to buy every
kind of machine needles and oilYn Al
Bryants sewing machine and stamp depot'
10l Elm street, Dallas.n r~''
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Grand Display This Week. ,..pils
Millinery and Ladies' suits, Ap--as lie
and Is, at Il. Bauman, manager y"
street
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Broom Corn Wanted. Ar.
Highest price paid for it at factory W.
- " WI "'A " WV. PForTs
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NottCc.
Mathews Bros, rrccers, at lai0 Elm street,
have in connection with their business n
coffee rooster and grinder, and can supply
those who want fresh roasted coffee at 20
cents per pound; also will parch at low fig.
ures for grocers. Grocers' orders solicited.
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Hughes Bros. & Co. are the sole arents
for the sale OF the celebrated WaukeshS
spring water at Dallas, Texas. Trade sun
piled In barrels, haltbarrels or bottles n,
the same price that II can be obtained nj
the springs, freight added.
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u Don't fail to visit the house Of Douglas
BIOS, merchant tailors, when you ars in
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Received to-day a carload of the world
renowned Waukesha Springs water which
we will sell in barrels at the same price
that II can be obtained at the Springs.
freight added. We also offer it TO the
trade carbonated in bottles Of fifty pints
in cask for nine dollars.
HUGHES, Bios. e Co.,
Sole agents at Dallas.
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MAKE Your Old nup,y Nav

by using NJ. j. Bishops dry buggy-top oil
This oil polishes instantly upon application
II is free rom dust, does not stick or gum,
lse1ually good for pianos, furniture, etc
Price per bottle, 70 cents for three bottles
81; for one dozen bottles, $3.50. No one
can afford to be without it.
II. Il. RODGERS,
General Agent for Dallas and Dalia:
County.
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Everybody Cordially Invited

To- examine spring and summer novelties
wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, Apri
706 Elm street. "e''
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We WIN Lead Styles ana Prices
this week, April II, II and 10, at L. Bau.
mans, manager, FOG Elm street.
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Opening French Pattern Hats and Bonne,s
a apr, ~ H. Y and Is, at Il. Bauman, mana
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DO not Miss tho Opening Days ,r,l
, millinery, fancy goods and gloves az. AZ
| IL, 10 and 10, at Bauman's, 7O0 Elm su'''
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Opening of the Mammoth Millinery al,
and ladies, SUIT house, April IL, u ana :"
at Il. Bauman, manager. l6 Elm stree"
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NOTICE.
AN subscribers to the Merchants Ex.
change will please call at the Office of the
secretary to sign the notes and pay first
installment of $500, cash.
BY order OF the president.
A. oprEYHnMER.
ED. 7. KELLY, Secretary.
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NO Cards,
, vut the ladies are all invited to the exposi.
,ion o, ians and parasols, April III, IL and
10, N II, Baumans, mar arer. va"
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Orr sells all styles of Concord side,sp ~.
buggies. Send for hisi,lustrated ca''i0h"
aud price-list
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All Arc Invited

All Arc Invited
70 cal at the Star machine Office and ar,
gallery, 6a3 Elm street. The most attract.
ye place In the city, s''i"o''
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Inc best brooms ever manufactured mr.
offered for sale In Dallas at factory. cornar
Oh oaruth and Lamar streets. ''
WM. prorre
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Opening OF the Mammoth Miiiine'y and
and ladies' suit house, April II, 10 ,,,,sl.
Is, at Il. Bauman, manager, IVo Elm saw
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Sv"'Vthns new.
10 20 to Bouche's and get one of those beau.
u rnuI g'ope engraved lamp chimneys, fire
ever made, way ''"s'
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Opening French Pattern Hats and nonn.,.
Aprl ~ II; ~ and IL, at Il. Bauman, man A.
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1000 Canes at Curtis =, .rs h
Curtis has the finest stock Oh CAV"
Dallas.
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DALLAS, March Is, lssS.-The under.
signed has this day sold his business to
Mr.. +. G. Moore, ofthis city.
q, w. IT. Wpicur.
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I, q. q. r
All Patriarchs Of Rtdgeley Encampment,
No, %, |; o. .. f., are requested to meet at
their hall Friday night, April 18th, 1888.
Business Of great Importance to all the
members. .R. LIVINGSTON, C. p.
l.. WAaooNER, Scribe.
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Opening April IL, l2 and 10.
Flowers, silks, satins, all new shades
Bnuman's
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In ancient days, before the time
That party led the van,
Pure patriotism ruled the roos.p
And the office sought the man;
But now. alas tho rule Is changed.
The patriots bung.hole leaks
The office fails TO seek the man,
And the man THE oalce" seeks.
--TMnn.
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Adams & Westlake's non.explosive oil
stoves at Harry Bros, GO Elm street. The
very best.
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To avoid danger Is prudence, TO neglect
acough or cold Ia criminal when Acker's
English remedy 10 guaranteed to cure,
Sold by w. H. Patterson & Co,
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. save money and buy your confcct,oner,
ior cash. u. Reach, 7l2 Elm street.
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We WIN Lead Styles and Prices
this week, April IL, II and Is, at Il, Bau.
mans. manager, FOG Elm street.
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kidney complaints xiii hundreds who
misht have avoided them By using Parker
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:: All OF orr's buggies and carriages have
oerVans patent wheels-l l-S.inch axles.
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD Office

Gala Days, p.,,,v AL
Wednesday. Thursday and triu"' az
II ~ and 10, At Bauman's,
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Refrigcrators, water coolers Ice cream,
reexers, etc., at Harry Bros, $40 Elm street
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HlV--Dnrk NAn ~ ~ - -
.ssi.!s Ssisd dssS sssos MAIN STREET.
NILIKr ssso~s& 20 GERM ttention to Prescriptions
COTTON bEED-Firm at 1880. pf----=-
~. NJ. cochran, superinteNJmV
Glenn ranch, feels confident Of xhl..l
large crop OF gram this year from
W0 acres that have been sown.
The New York Post says: The ,ONNETS
OF corn IN cribs along the line of thtslk Velyets
ein railroads seems to DO 4 quesl,s ard T;rs
dispute, but II ~ generally conceded ".u -'p''
less than year ago or with the avery erythlns III
previous years. Nevertheless, the ould do well
mutation In the granaries at St lstocr which
Chicago, and the scaboard oitie, mn, -.
comparative high prices would seem snd most iash'
sumcient offset for any deficiency thai Dallas
exist IN the amount OF corn In the criCuEsrNur
= The London Miller has long Mr.,,,s ,.u,.,r,
neures going to show the amount T'"'A I'"e"y
wanted to carry England through
year rom March 10 September
UO,O0O quarters is the amount N } MORTGAGE Co
ing required 10 meet the demnDON,
sumption for the time names.rad N ,oan rorov
Sn,s amount England now hsnterc,t At from on,
~ English and foreign, amount, n',.s' ~ nun on.
~ Quarters, leaving 7,li0,00oured by deed OF trust
Kenny the import wants OF pand city property. l,
ne az months, with the enc county. municipal
oerea year ro'called ends, S,'"-.
september the newly .has.er bonds, and purchase
gins 10 DO available 0tes.
some extent. For mr. q. X. WxLLrsry.
Wants ~ stated, the osa.. ans NJ.
love- On passage Aanager' Vnioe oVo MAIN street
x{cn, wv quarte.as, Texas.
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Everybody Cordially Invited

Everybody cordially Invited
20 examine spring and summer novelties
| Wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY. AnriI
y, T. and IL, at Il. Bauman's, manager. 7oG
| Elan street. wv
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BUY your buggies at w. w, Ora. suc.
g rsss TO seehler 4 Orr, Main street, Dallas,
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Grand DIsp,,v This wal


| rs| D'rp'"y hnih week.
mtilihery and ladies' suits, April II, 70
s anu 10 at f. Bauman, manager, FOG, Elm
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Orr sells the best buggies for the money
In the world "''
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Froshinn Society.

The following officers were elected last
night for tho next term: President, II,
Mueller; vice.president, a. Finkenbeiner;
secretary, II. Lickertcld; first treasurer,
Charles Struck; second treasurer, u. II,
AltermAnn; librarian, August Schneider
ttustees. ]. pogel, l.. #. Bohny, August
Mueller; tag bearer. II. surbeck.
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Smoke Du.s q Durnan oross cut. Bss,
In the vol 4. ~ -
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:. Candy made daily at Keach's, 7l2 i
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Remember April II, ~ and Is,
= Novelties, neckwear and underwear +,
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Opening April II, 1e and l3
Flowers, silks, satins, all new shades ut
nauu apia
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Glen Lea, opposite ItrRALp office.

Smoke genuine Duke OF Durham 81,
ara OF the world.
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Gala Days,
!, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, April
IL IL and ID, at Bauman's. "P'"
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Rsmemhsr April II, IL and ~.
n. Novs,s'ss' nsckwsar and underwear q
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Candy factory, III Elm street.
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DO not Miss the Opening Days
millinery, fancy goods and gloves, April
ii, II and 10, at Bauman's 7C6 Elm street,
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NO cards,
but the ladies are all invited to the exposi-
ton OF fans and parasols, April IL, l. and
Is, ut +. Bauman's manager
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
| Sure Ant Exterm,nator,

A Sure Ant Exterminator.
A sure ant destroyer has been discovered
by Tucker Il Willis, Waco, Texas. 1t will
completely exterminate and DESTROY ants
every time. Our reporter saw it tried and
succeed, Mr.. Watson, a farmer in south.
ern Texas, made them an offer of 81 900 "a
RID him OF these pests, which was accepted
County, rights for sale by Tucker 4 Willis,
Waco, Texas. ''
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Go to $50 Elm street for Domestic sew
ing-machiues, W."
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Glen Lea, opposite HRRAIp:otlice.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-07-11

the arms and face by pieces of glass,
and Mr.. George Devoe was cut in the
shoulder. Notwithstanding this
tragedy, the racket was kept up for
hours by the fireworks genious, who
was determined to exhaust his supply,
even in the presence of death and
sorrow.
An Episcopal church in Chicago in
controversy which has grown out of
the high ch lrrh tendencies Of Arthnr
Ritchic, pastor Of the Church OF the
served to draw out a letter of protest
from the bishop Of the diocese, had
another sensational feature added
to it last Sunday. Rector Rltchie at
the morning service announced that
at the conclusion of the morning SER
vice requiem mass would be said for
the soul of Daniel Fontaine, who wits
drowned in Lake Michigan the latter
part of May. The announcement of
requiem mass was apparently such
pronounced step toward Ronanism as
to cause even the parishioners OF the
Ascension to rebel who had hitherto
stood by the pastor, and one-half the
congregation left the church. In the
meantime, at the request of the widow
of Daniel Fontaine, the celebration of
the mass was postponed for a few days.
1t is believed now the bishop will be
compelled to order the trial of the
pastor for an infringement of the
church rules.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-07-11
What Crook Told an interviewer

Interview in Chicago Tribune III
has been claimed that you are il
| favor of putting the captured Indians
on the reservation with the rest Of
their nation, and think that the wisest
policy.
''That is practically true. l believe
that they can be trusted, with proper
management. The Indians must be
treated like reasoning beings ii we
wish to have them act nationally. II
they are put on the reservation and
given farms, so that they can sustain
themselves all will be well. The feel.
ing among those who surrendered was
favorable to this plan. Among the
first things they asked about was the
procuring of farms, showing their de-
sire to become civilized and Self-SuS-
tanning. l believe it will work well if
they are given the opportunity. [ do
not think the idea of moving them
elsewhere a practical one. 1t would
be attended with great risks. To
begin with, if they are so dangerous,
why should any other locality be in
tlicted with them! Then, does it stand
to reason that they will submit quiet
ly to be separated from the rest of
their nation? There, are about $500
Apaches at the San Carlos agency, in
Guiding those who surrendered.
This would give total force of about
l,400 fighting men. You may depend
upon it that they will fight before
they will consent to be removed.
Those who have just been on the war
path will incite the others because
when they see their kipsmen taken
away they can readily ask themselves,
Twill it not be our turn next!" Now if
any general war began it would re-
quire an army of 10000 men to. handle
them, for you have seen how much
trouble 100 gave, and had Apaches
to help me fight Apaches. These are
the grounds ON which [ am opposed
to any attempt at removing them, and
1 believe it will prove wiser to let
them remain where they wish to be.
1 do not believe they would go to war
again unless driven to it.
''Would it not be a better plan to
have the Indians under the sole con-
troll of the War Department..
81 think it would, for the reason
that then there would be one head
and one policy. The present system
resembles very much a ship with two
captains.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-07-11
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

| Experiments in determining the
height and velocity of clouds by
means of photography have been made
at Kew, England, under the direction
of Capt. Abney. The apparatus en-
ployed consists Of two similar cam
eras, stationed at a distance of about
six hundred feet apart, and provided
with instantaneous shutters to be SIM
ultaneously- released by electricity.
| The observer measurers the angle of
| inclination of the cameras and the posi-
| tion of the cloud as photographed on
the two plates, and from these data a
| trigonometric calculation gives the
distance of the cloud with great accu-
| racy.
4 French scientific journal describes
an electric curiosity which it has re-
ceived from DR.. Claudet The novel
I ty is a specimen of electric flannel,
| which is claimed to be valuable in
| cases. of rheumatism. The oxides of
| tin, copper, zinc and iron form nearly
one-eighth of the weight of the flannel
| A series of threads of the fabric is
impregnated with these metallic
oxides, and each series is alternately
separated by untreated threads. The
| flannel thus prepared constitutes a
dry pile, which has been shown, by in
dependent experiments of Messrs.
Drincourt and Porterin, both reput-
able physicists, to disengage electric
| ity when in contact with the body,
the current becoming more marked
as the flannel absorbs the moist
| products of perspiratiOn.
Mons. G.. Husson has studied the in
fluence of condiments-espe salt
taId vinegar-on the digestion. His ex-
| perimentS confirm the conclusions of
various Psychologists that small guam.
titles of these condiments are useful,
especially in stimulating the form
alton of gastric juice. In excess they
render the food more indigestible, and
are irritating to the coats of the stom-
ach. The proportion of salt should
not exceed one or two parts to one
hundred parts of meat; OF acid it
should not be more than from one to
four parts in one thousand.
Herr. Schell, of Grund, Germany,
has reported that in the course of
mining opertions in the Hartz Noun
tains the sounds made by the firing of
shots in a cross.eut were audible
throuh the rock at point 437 feet
distant in horizontal direction; and
| the dropping of a $50 pound stamp on
the surface was heard in tunnel
through 571 feetof rock, the tunnel
being 5SS feet below the surface and
under point distant horizontally 1877
| feet from the stamp mill.
i Two German investigators, Herren
i Tonroe and Schmelck, have ascer-
tanned that the composition of sea
| water is very nearly the same in all
places and at all depths. Unequal di-
4 luton with the fresh water constantly
! being added TO the sea causes the spe-
! cific gravity to vary somewhat, but
, the respective proportions of the diff
/ ferent salts held in solution always
Iremain the same.