The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-03

| arrange not TO cut DOWN the interest
on the bonds, the occupation of
Egypt by the English might be
swallowed, the more so since it lie felt
such will in any case be the result.
The expected ou,bresk of hostilities
between France and China, acts like
lead in the wing on France at the
conference and sinoe Englsnd's
Egyptian difficulties, were seized as
the occasion to squeeze concessions
out OF her OF course the entente cord
iaIe implies now the return of a
similar compliment for there is
always something pleasurabla
in the misfortunes of our
best friends. As for the Bslgianizing
of Egypt, and the handing over the
control ofthe Suez Canal to the rivals
and the, tomorrow, enemies OF Eng.
land, such utopias have been sent
mem. con. to join Napoleon Ills,
scheme OF planting the Latin yace in
Mexico, aDd Hugo's Federated
European Republic. with Paris for
sun-cspital. and London, Berlin,
Vienna, st. Petersburg, and Rome, as
revolving satellites.
The revision OF the constitution bill
has reached the Senate where it is
certain to receive a painless and i'm
mediate death. If the deputies and
Senators we're to meet in Congress to
revise. a handsome reward might be
offered in the COURSE OF nine days to
discover the present regime. The
Legislators will not be tied In advance;
and once met
ONLY MILITARY FORCE COULD DIsPEL
THEM.
Then We have no Able Sieyes who
could draw up brand new constitu-
ton at a moments notice?
Trade has received a terrible knock
down blow by the cholera, and the
war win China, is not calculated to
give any backbone to business. II
China should issue letters of mArque,
the consequences would be terrible.
France is plunging more and more
into protection: there are demands
for drawbacks on her own colonial
sugars, and for bounties on the native
beet sugar exported; and before long,
the customs tariff OF the mother
country: will be applied to Algeria
and the protectorates,"
DR.. Luys. of the Salpetriere Hos
pital, has concluded his series Of
anatomical
EXPERIMENTS ON THE BRAIN.
The latter he shows rises and falls
within the skull following the posi-
ton of the body. If vertical, the
brain ooilapses, leaving space of q
to 8 inches filed vi b liquid subr
stance; il we lie On our back. or on
cur side there is corresponding COL
lapse in the brain-pulp. The latter
then can roll 10 i;s bux. It is the
prolongation Of IT, vertical position,
which producing fatigue, necessitates
repose Or sleep. He attributes ses
sickness to the same cause; the oscil-
latinns induce construction and pain
round the temples, followed by sensa,
tions OF Eeat and cold, which eoon
act son the stomach. Retohing is
only relaxing for the nerves and is 6
characteristic OF headaches. Wher
the brain is infamed the pain attend
ing the oscillations ofits pulp, can bt
readily imagined. Coughing force,
the tissue of the brain into the liquid
space, and often brings about bleed
ing. From the foregoing may be
explained the fatigue from travelling
in vehicles and trains, and what 8
blessing sleeping car must be if the
Ijolting be not excessive. DR.. Luy:
considers that for paralytic patients,
exercise over rough roads in q vehicle
ought to be avoided. The nervous
irritation and exhaustion are augs
mented.
Robinson Crusoe's unknown visitor
could at present make startling i'm
preston OF his foot in the street bit
umen; the sun has so aoftened it that
the pupils of Kinder gardens will soor
be able to convert it into mud pies
DR.. Pasteur's experiments have told
; on all ours; no mad dogs are wander
ling about the streets though the sun
be over 80 degrees in the shade. Ii
his laboratory all the dogs he vaccin,
, ated, after being bitten by mad dog
: have recovered while those similarly
bitten, but unvaccinated, went mad
1t was by
A DECREE OF MARK ANToNY's
that changed the month Quintilis o
Romulus into that of July, in honor
LOT Julius C@sar. The month wa
placed in the zodiacal sign of tn,
J Lilo n, doubtless in honor OF its strong
temperature. The Romans observed
i many customs during the month, bail
3 commenced and finished on the first
; and On the 2sth wine and honey wer,
offered to Ceres; but there was
) another that We moderns might b
justified in trying, they sacrificed RET
, dogs in order to turn aside the intens'
heat. Recommended to M. Pasteur'
f attention. That gentleman can cur,
''hens" of cholera, but not the own
ers OF barn door fowls. Hang ~
philosophy, il il can't cure the tooth