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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
Ammoniated Bread.

Anmoniated baking powders; that is,
baking powders in which carbonate of am-
monia is used as an ingredient, and which
exhale an odor of ammonia when heated
are clsssed by many eminent physicians and
sanitarians as superior to all others. Pro-
lessor Hsssell, of London, who is renasnizsd
as highest authority on the subject of food
hygiene, commends in the strongest terms
the are of carbonate of ammonia as lesven-
ing agent. stating its great advantage to bs
in its perfect volatility, which permits 1t to
be, by the heat OF baking. entirely thrown
into leaveniDg gas, whereby the bread ia
raised. The experiment with heat would
seem to indicate the superior, not the in.
felior value of such baking powder. The
little heat that is impaired to il when held
over gas jet, lamp. or stove, suffices to re-
solve the carbonate of ammonis into leav.
ening gas and threw il off, The frat heat of
baking, therefore, will effectually develop
all the gas, thoroughly leaven the Loaf and
dissiyate the reproducing ingredients OF q
powder of this kind, and this is the highest
test of a perfect baking powder. Where
other alkalies alone are used they are not
infreoue-tly retained, unresolved, through
the whole process of baking, and remain an
unTholesome ingredient III the finished
bread. The elaborate of ammonia can not
be used ss substitute for cream of tartar
New York Weekly Tribune.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
TIE SOUTH CAROLINA EXODUS.
Negroes FloekiDg to Arkansas and White
Planters Out Cunning for Emigra-
ton gents.

CoLUSBIA, S. c., April 4.-The tide OF emigra-
lion from Upper South Carolina continues 10 flow
westward. few days ago band of 125 colored
men, women and children left Lanrens for Ar.
kansas, and small parties are leaving Abbeville,
LauIens and Greenyille almost every day. This
wholesale exodus is due chiefly TO the mschina.
tons OF unscIupulous emigration agents. en-
ployed By railroad companies, VINO
travel through the State and paint
glowing pictures to the ignorant colored men
OF the wonderful inducements offered him to To-
cate in Arkansas, which they represent to be
land flowing with milk and honey. Many OF these
people who are thus entIcsd away from their
homes are under CONTRACT 70 Work on Plantations
for the year. Consequently, the emigTaio agents
are in bad Tepute with the white planters. few
nights ago several agents who had gathered in
Abbeville County to talk emigration { negroes
were driven OF BY volley OF rife shots fred by
whites from an ambush. They hsye moi been
seen since. Tie farmers OF Larrens are
now hunting for party Of agents who have
been working extensively in that county OF late,
and should Trey be found they will be summarily
dealt with. II is estimated that fully LOCO LGu-
IeEe County negroes have emigrated to Arkansas
since last Noyem Der. party OF ten or twelve
negroes who left Abbeyille County in December
have Just returned to their old homes. At the
tCurd hauling wood for seven widows whose hus-
bands had dropped of In that inhospiisbe eoun-
Try. This state OF things so alarmed the women OF
the party that they Immediately SET ta1eiF faces
toward their old homes and their husbands fol-
lowed them.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
A KISS AND A C0WHIDE.
She Elite of Baltimore Society Excited
Over an AFFAIR in a Hallway.

BALTIMORE, April 4.-The elite Of society in
this city are very much excited over a co abiding
case in which Mr.. E. Law Rogers, well-known
lavye,, and whose family seat was formerly the
tree Ct land known as Druid Hill Park, was the
principal. The Other participant was Dir. Pedros
Moran, q student at the Maryland University. Mr..
Moran for some tina past has bean in the habit
of visiting his other. who resides at fashionable
bot riding house on North Charles street. While
paying hers visit be met young lady, niece OF
Mr.. Rogers.
few evenings ago as Sir. Moran vas leaving
the house he met the young lady in the hsll, and
throwing his arms around her Imprinted kiss
upon her cheek. The lady screamed and young
Moran hastily departed. The following day the
lady told her uncle of the Insult. Mr.. Rogers
SIote lengthy apology which he took up 20 tue
III use for M. Moran 10 sign. The latter refused
to comply snd words were exchanged, followed
Dy bows, In which the young man Was wcIssS-i
n0tE outstanding Mr.. Rogers is fully fortyeigh.
years older than bis opponent. Lewis n. Hop
Kinf, nephew OF the late John Hopkins rushed in
and separated the enraged and blood besmesred
men. Mr.. Rogers was arrested at the instance OF
Mr.. Moran, and released to appear tomorrow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
COMMERCIAL.

The pleasant Easter weather makes things gen.
orally pretty lively IN the wholesale trade. Dry
goods tobbers are dong quite satisfactory bust
nets. The nice, warm spring weather also is hay
ing its effect on groceries. There is no complaint
now with the jobbers of the amount Of trade.
The demand is good fer both staple groceries and
canned goods. There is good demand for lake
fish, but mackerel move rather slowly. Drugs
doing very fair business. Foreign fruits are
rather quiet; lem rs are advancing in prices. The
market is well supplied with Vegetables especially
Bermuda onions. Eggs and poultry are steady.
GRAIN.
We quote the Board of Trade circular as follows:
Wheat-Loeal markets are shade lower, and
all offerings will readily bring full quotations.
Receipts only fair, under firm feeling and higher
prices at seaboard. Tone of home market Is bet
ter. Futures continue dull. New York lie higher,
Baltimore steady, and Chicago 1e hrmer.
Corn-We note quite an active feeling for all
grades, for immediate shipment Receipts lib
eral. Futures OF wanted.
Osts-Under light receipts local prices are well
maintained, and all grades will find ready pur
chaSers.
Flour. Grain and Hay.
Rlour-PaIent. 81 1876 co; extra fancy, "a 00s
as; fancy. SO 1904 90; choice 50 1898 90; family
ss 55@3 co. treble extra 81 COCA IS: double extra.
~ to@2 50; extra, o. 2592 s5; supernne. q 0oe
ais: fine, 81 o.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
State Of Indiana. Cass Comfy So

State Of Indiana. Cass County, IS.
IN the Ssss circuit Court of Cass County, in the
state OF IndisDs, January term, A. D., 1855.
stephen q. Conrad Us. Sarah Hodges and Levi
A. Hooges. Complaint for the appointment OF
scmini1 traitor for defendants estste as alb
sentees.
Be it known that on the Sd day Of March,
IN the year 1855, the above named plantiff by his
attorney, fled in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Cass circuit Court his complaint against said de-
lenoants 10 the above entitled cause that SAID de-
PENDANTS have been absent from Cass County,
indiana, their usual place of residence for more
ihsn I'VE years last Dast. leaving personal prop
eTty OF the valve OF sf00 60 Without having rete
any sufficient provision for the MANAGEMENT Of the
sane and thst such property Is suffering lJss aud
waste Tor want Of proper care. and that relatives
OF SAID Defendants are II need of said property for
their support, ana plsiutff asks that an aimlnis-
traitor be appointed 10 take charge OF said prop
triy the same as il said defendants were dead ior
the purpose OF making distribution TO the reis--
lives Oh said defendants entitled to receive the
ssme.
Said defendants are therefore hereby notified OF
the filing and tendency OF said complaint against
them, and that unless they appears and answer CT,
demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the
34h cay OF the April tern HISS, of said Court the
same being the lith day of May, A. D. 1855 10 be
begun ana he'd al the Court House in L0zansport,
on the sixth dsy OF April next, said cOmplaint
and the matters and things therein contained and
alleged, viii be heard and determined in their ab-
stnce
Wires the clerk AMI seal OF said Court
SEAL this Sd CAY OF March 1881
CHARLES W Fisk,
CLERK CasS Circuit Court.
J. A. CHAPPELow. Attorney fer plaintiff.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

Produce Markets.

CHICAGO, April 6.-The day on Change was
characterized by unusual activity IN the absence
OF news from the English grain and money mar
kets, due 10 Easter holiday in England. The mar
kets were subjected entirely 10 home influences IN
conse quence, and the sharp advance scored IN
wheat, accompanied by very active trading, was
one OF the surprises to which the trade is liable
to be subjected. The wheat market was at one
time two cents abovs the lowest figures OF the
day, and l5Sc above the closing figures Saturday,
but fell of somewhat and closed Tor the Gay az
medium figures, snd lc above Saturday. Inc 81
from the southwestern winter wheat districts and
an sctive ssing demand for wheat in store
ee Of erop Oda ana there were more
side buying orders. Corn followed closely IN the
wake of wheat. and under the influence OF good
sRSdg at ason
ures. Oats ranged 1S@ssc higher and closed at
medium figures. Provisions were strong through
higher than Saturday. The board will
hold no session tomorrow, adjoining on
account OF nd the e5icDs Mbeasnsd
active and higher. The opening was easy and &c
lower, but on reports Of crops damaged there was
essed OFF frife. and closed on the regular board
lssc higher than Saturday. Sales ranged: April.
ss M@ closed nu e. sS hsy cSssa ss
red. s21ssssc; No. red, 78@75c. Cor1-In
higher prices, good shipping demand, and an adj
vance in wheat Prices advanced lc for future de-
liveries, snd closed Z@zsc higher than satur9ay;
May Az gs27sc closed at 425sc; June, 4214SiS14c:
closed at 42c. Oats-The market was stimulated
by an advance in the other markets and ruled
urdsy, and closed nearly at outside figures; cash,
2SH@S21<c: May. S2@S2%c, closed at s2S9
Rve9Firn; No. 2. 62<c. Bariey-S. eady; No. 2,
62@6sc. Fiaxseed-Quiet and weak No. l. 81 81.
Mess Pork-In good demand; early prices were 59
clossd steady; cash si1 sail so; May sl1 7213@
ii 9ll] closed at ell s7z9ll 90 June Sll S5Gel2 05
closed ct sll s71z@l2, Lerd-Quiet but frm; old
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
Drug Market.

Alcohol, a Es2 60: calomei, 1886; oamphog,
t930c; cochtneal, 60a6oc; chloroforn, 90c9Sl o.;
gum opium. "a 259z 90; indigo. 81 oc93 co; NOR )
phine, g 4oes g: oils-Csstor, 81 55el 60; sweet
OIL. 9oc@sl IS; olive OIL 81 50as 90; bergsmot
lSsnderson'sl 81 2592 so; lemon (5snderso--'s),
81 7692 90. Qutntne-P. d W., 81 05ta1 20; Gin
chonida lO0s6c. American bi-carr, soda, 4a75c;
English do, 51s96c. snuf-Garrets, 2-cs. pack,
sulphur. 1870 Turpentine-3693sc; English
Venetian red, by DBL, axe; less quantities, sEo.
Iodine-s4 0c; Iodide potash, s. o. Cloves, 209
25c. Rhubar6, 90c9e1 Is. window-glsSz, 60 and
2oc; double, 20 and III per cent OF.
Iron and Steel Market.
Bar Iron-a 2lc; rates ;hoop iron. 50 50 rates,
Norway snd Sveed iron, &c rates: horse shoe iron,
&C. Horse Shoe-Burden q Perkins, per keg "a %;
mule shoes, 81 per keg advance. Horse Shos Nails
Northwestern, Globe and Putnam. per box, "a 50.
Cast steel-Best American. per h., 13c; spring
steel. Co. tire STEEL &c: toe calk steel SC; machinery
ftsel, &c. Nails-S2 rs.
Miscellaneous Markets.
Esv rurs-Mlnk, large DARK. 2oc pale, l5,; rsc-
coon. black and extra, 81 large and dark, SOC;
pale, 40c mDskrat, fall. 697c; winter, &c; sprin
rat, SC; opossuE1. t0lsc: skunk, black, prime,
0c short stripe. 40c; otter. u so g. So gray fox,
pelts, By amount OF wool and quality, l0975o;
full, long hsired Newfoundland dog sKins, 5oc9
sl00.
Oils-we quote: Linseed. raw. 6i@59c: bonsi, 4
6 ting oil 20SSc straits oil. 55@5oc; oenziae, 10
clio; coal oil. Indiana legal test 9h aloe; $50
degree, test 10911c; water white. 155 degree lac.
Timers Supplies-We quote: Best brand CT AZ
i<xn and l2xl2. s. Is; foodng. 10. 14x20, IS IS;
20x28 gil 50412 o. block tin In pigs, 24e; in bars,
2bc. 1ron-7 iron, S.25c; "a iron, &c; Ju1iata
galvanized, 90 per cent. discount; refined, 80 and
bottoms, 22c. Plainifhed copper. CSC Solder, Il
etc,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

The question whether young women
shall pursue the same line OF studies as their
brothers seems to find its chief objection in
their different physical constitutions. Ar
guments on this subject are finely handled
on both sides, but the perfect adaptation Of
Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to the
cure of ailments attending the fe minnie
organism needs nc argument; its works are
IFS proof,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
"A Good WItness.

Lawyer-'Did the defendant knock the
witness down with malice prepense?"
Witness-"No, SIR he knocked him down
with flat-iron.i'
Lawyer-"You quite misunderstood nae,
my friend; / want ID know whether he ct.
tackled you with an evil INTENT"
'Witness-"O. no, sir. it was outside the
tent"
Lawyer-"No. no. l wish you to tell me
whether the attack was az all preconcerted
AFFAIR.""
Wiiness-"No. SIR 1t was not free con.
cert affair; it was circus"
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line House, on Calhoun street, caused by a
clot of blood in the heart. He had been city
scaveE ger for the last forty years. and had
amassed a fortune of $40 600. Being of
misery disposition, he kept all his money
in his house, until robbed of nearly q
basketful OF gold four years ago. Since
then he has banked his money. He leaves
q wife and several children.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
ANfnl Ira CadY.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, April Con Saturday
night Reon Joyce, seventy-6ve years of age,
was burned in his dwelling, together With
his three-year old daughter, and Miss Rice,
aged forty years. Mr.. Joyce lived fourteen
miles from Ashville, Tenn. Foul play is
suspected, but no clew is obtained. The
dwelling was entirely consumed when the
tragedy was discovered.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

The gratitude of father, when his Off
spring are relieved from disease is some
thing touching to behold. Elliott Dubois,
of Indianapolis, had triple cause for graf
itude to the manufacturer of Mishler's Herb
Bit.ers, for he writes: "All my three chill.
dren have been cured of worms by your
bitters. 1t Is far ahead of all the worm
lozenges ever made"
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Coston.
NEW YoI

NEW YORK. April 6.-Cotion-The Post says:
The critical relations between England and Rus
ais the uncertainty as 10 future events in France
as well as the TACT that stocks here and in Europe
are at present quite sufficient for the demand, led
to- day to decline OF future deliveries as regards
a recovery OF 2-1O0c at IL 10 Bids refused of
IL 10 for May; 1l.29 for June: 1l57 for July; 146
for August; 1116 for September; 10 &c for OCTOBER
1O.61 for November and December, and 10.5S for
January. Futures closed quiet at 4-10095 1C0c
lower than last Thursday,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
New York Financial Market.

NEW YORK, April 6-koney-On call contin-
ues easy at per cent, closing att per cent.
Prime Mercantile Psper-495 per cent.
Bar Silver coz.
= Foreign Exchange-Postsl rates are 4s5% and
4ss. The extreme dizziness has led to a reduction
in.quotation for actual business OF Acto 4S4%.
Government Bonds-Have been quiet, and the
registered AZ per cents sre quoted IS lower at liz,
and there is also an equal reduction In the coupon
4per cent. at 12lh; others unchanged.
state securilies-Continue dull and quotations
are little more than nominal
Railroad Bonds-Havc been fairly active and
prices generally well held. The Chesapeake and
Ohio bonds, however, continue weak on the grow
ing impression that the interest will not be paid
when due.
The stock market continues extremely dull and
without the development OF any special feature.
The total sales to-day were only 11l,SS9 shares.
which, with the exception of Saturday, was the
dullest day this year. and with few exceptions the
dullest in several
The street is comparatively free from rumors,
and leading operators on both sides OF the MARKET
show no disposition 10 trade. Business IS consa.
Quently confined almost exclusively to room
traders, who are always willing to take = or a
per cent. profit, and ara equally willing to
should the market turn against them TO that ex-
tent Oregon Railway and Navigation was ex-
tIemely week. following rumors that the dividend
would either be reduced or passed altogether, and
with tales OF 1SO0 shares, the stock fell from ga
directors OF the company viii be held here to.
morrow, and IL Is believed that they viii act
the question of dividend as well as consider the
lease OF the oregon Railway to the Union Pacific
transactions aggregated $4,000 shares as fol-
GEO st. Paul, 90o0 Union Pacific and l6 600 North
ern Pacific.
The rnarket closed with tho following nricas hid.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

When Baby was sick, We gave her CASTORIA
When she was a Child, she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she chung TO CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CAST'A
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
A Point in Sociology.

T@PE1I15 -NIN FUVt1S'1EIsI
Some men are born BARRIERS, others work
Themselves up by gradual apprenticeship,
and others thrust themselves boldly into the
business
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

A great many people disregard dyspeptc
symptoms and assume that they viii soon
disappear Of themselves; bui this is not the
Nichols Bark and Iron.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
RIEL'S REBELLION.
Sir A. +. Gait Offers the Government Two
Steamers and Twenty Barges.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, April "A dispatch in
cipher from Colonel Irvine has been received
and forwarded to Ottawa. 1t is understood to
say that the provisions at Prince Albert are Short
and urging quick relief. The half breeds lost four
killed and two wounded at Duck Lake. Crozier's
troops fred frst. The half breeds who were in
terviewed assert positively that Riel's orders are
never to IRE first. Sir A. 7. Gait has offered TO
the Government the use OF two steamers and
twenty barges. which are now at Medicine Hat,
being used by the Gait Coal Mining Company at
that point. These can be brought to point op-
poeite swift Current. which is in the line OF the
Canadian Pacific railway, from which point direct
water communication exists with Prince Albert,
the ordinary time occupied for the voyage being
about two dsys.
Colonel Herschmer. of the mounted police, left
Colonel Garry for Swift Current, today, TO look
after the embarketion at that point.
Orders were received from General Middleton
last night By the WINNIPEG and Western Transport
Iation Company, to send out crew at once TO
srart the steamer N0rthcote down the South Sas
kafchewRn. Capts Sieger and Russell LETT this lore
noon with crew, and VIII go from Moose Jaw Dy
special train. They expect to be able TO start
boat on Wednesday. Forty men Of aud bat
feries with four field guns and horses. arrived at
Port Arthur early this morning, and were hurried
through here tonight. They were given hearty
reception and dinner at one OF the hotels The
remainder OF the batteTieswill arrive tomorrow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
Fatal Quarrel in Returning From Church.

Special to the Sentinel.
DELPHI, Ind, April Cast night while
returning from church Samuel Shaffer and
George Lowery, two young men Of this
county, got into an alteration, in which
Shaffer was dangerously if not fatally
stabbed by LowerY. Officers were dispatched
for the arrest of the latter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
Colonel vilas's Name.
ATLANTA Constitutio

Colonel Vilas's name is pronounced Villas.
Villas Nee-las. and Veelah. The last is en-
reg'e, an fait, and lum-ti-tum a Ia Franchise.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

Sudden Death OF Fort Wayne Celebrity.
FoRr WAYsE. Ind, April 5.-Gebhsrt Bur-
lager, a velknown citizen, sged sky,
dropped dead yesterday In front Of the Aga
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
LIVE STOCK.

indianapolis Live Stock x1srket.
UNION sToCK-YARDd, April6.
C1IT1H-Keceipts, 100 head: shipmenta none
Quality only fair. Demand steady on the best
grades, while common are dull and slow sale. But
few shippers here Market steady.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08
First Gun for the New Administrator.
Qrecfal In the Sentinel

EVANSVILLE. Ind. April 6.-The Democracy OF
Evansville SEEDS greeting. At the city election to-
day they carried the city by LOO majority, carry
ing every ward in the city and electing every man
they had on all their tickets. First gun for the
new administration.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

Not Indigenous to the Soil.
lKansss City Slar.l
Three good Democratic Postmssters in
Kansas. How does the fruit strike you?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

Rye-No. 2. nominal.
Bran-Nominsl-
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished by a. T. Kinney q Co., Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. Chamber OF Commercial
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

Pacific e. z X. cash. %
Pacific 81 A. O. cash. Is
Manchester u CASTILLO
Manchester y DeB...131
Atlantic alpacas.....-.l0
Atlsntic G. J.. cash. al
Atlantic ". eakhm .....2s
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

Car Iots-Wheat 81; corn. 456: oats. 90.
Estimated receipts OF hogs, 1000 head.
No market to morrow-election day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-08

Pacific cretonnes....... 8
Pacific G. I. suitings.- 6L
Pacific percales........l6
Pacific nuns veil'g-15E
Arlington f2-in nuns
veiltng......--......-..S2L
Arlington Il gray
0Qchrnoro Is
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Sex dividend.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-05-14
Newspapers OF To-Day.

People generally, and even those
who may be termed steady readers
and close observers, have but faint
conception Of the magnitude and
influence the press Of this country
has attained. From q careful ex-
animation OF the advance pages Of
1886 edition OF the American News
paper Directory, issued May 1st, by
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. OF New York.
it appears that there are 14,147
newspapers and periodicals pub
lished IL the United States and
Canada: o. these the United States
has IL, 973, an average Of one paper
for every 1857 persons. IN 1856 the
total number Of newspapers less by
1923 than at present, and while the
gain this year Is not SO marked as In
some previous years, it is still con-
siderable Kansas shows the great
est increase, the number being Is,
while Illinois follows with q gain
OF n. II Is curious to notice that
New York, scene offs much political
activity during the last campaign,
should have onlv about one. third
as many new papers rs the State Of
Pennsylvania. As an index to the
comparative growth and prosperity
OF different sections Of the country,
especially the Territories, the num-
Der Of new papers forms an interest
ing study, and may well occupy the
attention OF the curious.