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, 1888-05-12
Publication.

It is hereby made known that the taxes
for the year 1887 viz. the Ground and
Building tax, the Tax on the production
of Sugar, the percentage Tax on the rent
of houses, the Quart per cent. Tax, the
Cavalry and Artillery, and the Immigra-
ton Tax have become due on the 1st Nav
this year, and will be received at the Trea-
surer's Office after the 9th of each of the
months of May, June, July and August.
At the expiration of the month of August,
the list of arrears will be sent to the Govern
ment for further measures.
A list of debtors, their properties, and
the respective amounts of Taxes will be
open for inspection at the Treasures Office
for the Jurisdiction of Christiansted, and
for the Jurisdiction of F~rederiksted at the
Customhouse in said town.
Royal Treasurer's Office, St. Croix, 4th
May 1888.
HORT,
est.
, 1888-05-12
Bekjendtgjorelse

DEI be~kjendtgj0res herved at Skatterno
ID for Aaret 1887 nemlig Grund- og
B5ygn1ing8skatten, Afgift af Sucker Pro-
ductionen, Leleafgiften, / p. CT. Skatten,
Ny Huus, Cavallerie, og Artllleri SAINT
Immigrations Skatten ere forfaldne til
Detailing den lste Mai d. A. og vile blive
modtagne j Kasserer- Kontoret efter den
SIDE hyer at Maanederne Mai, Juni, Jul
og August. Efter Udgangen of August
Manned vile Restancelisterne blive ind
sendte til Gouvernementets videre Foran-
staltning.
En- F~ortegnelSe over Debitorerne og
Eiendommene, med AngiveIse af Skattens
Bel0b vii blive henlagt til Eftersyn for
Christiansteds Jurisdictions Vedkommende
/ Kasserer-K ontoret, og for Frederiksteds
Jurisdiction paa T~oldkammeret samme-
steds.
bet Kongelige Kasserer- Kontor, St. Croix,
den 4de Mai 1888.
HJORT,
est
, 1888-05-12
Van BrdEIe.
Translation.


yPT is hereby made known, that
GA Government has made the fol-
lowing arrangement with the acting
nublic land surveyor, First Lieute-
nant JORGENSEN, in order to
facilitate for purchasers Of smaller
properties in the towns the Obtain
meat of such documents, which are
required for having the bills Of sale
duly recorded etc.
The rates Of payment for labour
performed by the land surveyor
stipulated in Royal Resolution OF
oath March 1850, /, are now until
further fixed as follows:
/. Remains unchanged.
Q. For surveying a lot, bill Of admeasure-
ment, calculation and d~raught:
a. for properties of a value of less
than Sl.OO
b. for properties of a value of
from $50 to $20O......... 200
C. for properties of a value of
5000 and over......".... 400
,. By placing boundary-posts for each
post branded and placed:
a.. for properties OF a value OF
less than 5000. ........... go
b. for properties of a value OF
5000 and ver........... 100
4 and 5 remain unchanged.
From the 1st of January 1889 to
the 1st of April same year bills OF
, 1888-05-12
Bekjen~ dtgiorelse.

TMET bringes herved til %ofentlig
~ Kundskab, at Gouvernementet
med den ~fungerende offentlige Land
lnaaler, observation-disclosures
SEN har truffen f0lgende Overens-
komst for at lette Kj0bere at mindre
Eiendomme / Byerne Adgang til at
erholde de til Brug we'd Skj0ders
Thinglasning n0dvendige Documen-
ter III. N
De i Kgl. Resolution af 24de Marts
/. fastsatte TaXter for Landmaaler-
f~orretninger ! Byerne fasts@ttes ind
til videre saaledes:
l. Forbliver uforandret.
2. for en- Lods OpmaaIing, Maalebrey,
Beregning o. Grundtegning.
Il. for Ejendomme med Verdi at
under $50 -. 40. SI.OO
b. for Do. med Do. fra $50
til $500 -. ..... zoo
C.. for DO. med DO. af 5000
OK derover. 4OU
3. we'd Ncds9ttelse al Grpndsepnle,
for hver Pals Iudbrandiug
OK NedsHttelse
4. for Ejendomme medenNprdi
at under 5000 ..... 0.50
b. for Do. med DO. of 5000
o. deroyer ....... !. ...,...., 100
4 og 5 forbIiye uforandrede.
Fra Iste Januar 1899 til lste April
5. A. vile Maalebreve paa E%iendom-
me i Byerue biive leverede for EN-
Fierdedeel af Diet Gebyr, der er
fIstsat we'd ovennuvnte Kgl. Resolu-
JI0n.
Gouycrucmcntet, St. Croix, den 2den
Mai 1855.
e. II. ARENDRUP,
, 1888-05-12

SPT is hereby made known that
- the sessions in the Estate Of
the deceased widow ELIZABETH
SOPHIA BRADY, born Brothersen,
will be held by the undersigned Exc
cutores testament on the first
WEDNESDAY OF every month,
, o'clock p. IN, at the property
no. l Strand street, (Ohice Rooms)
Christiansted.
Christiansted, St. Croix, the 2Gth April
1888.
DAVID JAMESON.
H. de CHABERT.
, 1888-05-12

admeasurement for properties in the
towns will be furnished for one
fourth of the rates stipulated in above
named Royal Resolution.
Government, St. Croi4, the End May
1888.
@. H. ARENDRUP,
, 1888-05-12

an LIE og Enhver, der MATTE
1SA have Noget at fordre paa Boet
efter afgangne Enkefru ELIZABETH
SOPHIA BRADY, f0dt Brothersen,
indkaldes herved med 6 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelde og bevii8lig-
gj0re deres Krav for undertegnede
EXecutores testament.
Christiausted, st. Croix, den 26de April
1883.
DAVID JAMESON.
II. de CHABERT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

aa3 E.up-tsynei 1s mot bs.as Alls % g4vo
"a ancuurf os nyscas"
rssSei . "a snia in psssoo. . prey - Nf>
turing anxiety. AID ~saca-eoshins hsvioa
beeu proved against mel vss seseAsct.
sni ordered 20 quit K~ocnissbsrx .nH~ai-
sseiy. had found IN opportunity ~ Goa
feas "a idcnsisy 70 . Frcach rcu.lsnan liv-
Ing In the ncixhboraood. I'D 70 his svaeec0D
assistance. Nd 20 that o! so1e OF ise snhso-
!fsats o! K~oenixsb9rS wSom - lad later
ssset In my story. I owca the Dcess OF
travelling % rapidly that I 1904 crossed iae
Frsoch frcniicf. On the - OF trpsemsc:.
eight mou;hs after leaving Kxassrtnsnsk.
Zosol ! saw before us thS llxess Of Psrsa
Ny desperate flight wAs scromplssaet: God
In His mercy hsd brought ne ~ . safe
havea- I write these lines far from tbs
scepe OF my drcAry eYile. far. alAs. from sAs
brave comps,rio,s who suffered With -
Some. ] know. arc no oo4es among the
living. Others siiii lansussa IN CAPTIVITY
Nay God have mercy Alike upon the living
and the dead '-Frvn As Po.sA - 4ra Lssa;
ZAoRLs0s, ~ Hsrprr's Esxsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
ARTIFICIAL EGGS.
As Nagsy Piitsssrsh W.sss s~iishssss
tho W.ayJ st WssishL

Artificial css. have b-ra .pid IN tho
Pittsburgh market sad oHnr~i to Tho
public Ia place Of real one. ~ngaAa
walked into IN" ogiC. % The board ~
Hcal,t With a ha-k"t eontai nlbg -four
dozen, ~ egg "Ail tLo~" eggr sr-
manufactured. md "a, a s.ngl. os.s %;
them has been laid ~ = hen. the
Woman exclaimed - une 81 the health
officers. 'Whsi am ! 'o 10 about tho
natter she then asked
The gentleman picked up onr ~ tho
cggs. Iorked "a, il. sid he then sszsd at
the woman in as,onishun"ni. .ay ing
What il wroas with The eggs They
lock all right. api ! don s.. any dit.
ference ,,ot~~cu them AMI sny other
.grs You mean - s.si. that thry afo
manufactured They may - rotten.
hu' I don, ,hink that Bis egg ~s.
made by the mere ingenuity az auy
human mind
We'll. then. you arr 80. = lii,is
mistaken ;la; i. al. aid the woman.
and ! will prov" is Ia yos- i>o& haTo
now A. H.. .gg
She then tpos oa. - them irom tho
bs-k.t and hruk-i' ~. and. when the Oh.
GERS observed The yeis. their fs~~. h7re
the .vIdcnc. ~ most unu,is;sssa.s ~oa-
der. Ia .hzI- the gel. "a. similar la
that ~ n rial go. bat IL color differed
-~onc~hai from that article. heinr
darker and ~ \ aer isa, ,hsn that
in the ordinary egg B~.iae- that.
however. the ycik a, The .ai~ agg CON
slated 81 more !e,lyIiss sohp;saes
u. composition appeared % ~eontsl,
gela,iac. .yrap aad sssrrh. Tho ~hi,s
os this manufactured sr,ici. looss ca.
Ar,ly tis. ihe ~hitr al the r~Ai egg.
I, had the sane transparent apf-sa--
ace. and the imitation seemed - =,
perfect b; the tEo., puxsiisw isiog
i. IT.. shell There . So si~arencs
uotic-ahlc 10 the eye a, al. and ]; 10
no, wonderful hal. any ono shoala bog
such an sgg ~ real hea fruit
The entire article. outside az tho
yeIs- ). a perfect counterpart 81 ssy
tain. sc sre IN tee real egg Tho
woman tsp8sh; ihsrn 10 ;hs snarssi e.
thirty cents = sosss-
Il -osl4 Lie y0I "a so ~ 'b~ mar.
ks. and srrs-s: The f.ss sSo v0raaa
aaisi "a oae ~ The o1~als Il do uas
think be has aay rgh; - seli 'si-s
egg. .. GOD oses
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

shs vissstsO - vssss
While the xrea, sss.s - -sr 'arrser.
a. la ;he Bas~ssity az Nms-f caiH
waited ia a general ard ststsss.sis go.
bat f.w sss ,bs eide al the sr~eiss.
plaiss sru real, to give up e. ssl.
~urk itrir best cultivated ssl.is
r{mtscr p~lansaE 8. az snso.sas~a, f-ssss
~hk-h ~e sas tos hops te s~allss aay
;hins fs4 . considerable i.ss;h -
time Comparatively is- f~ssss~ss sss
shle - give ap the regular assssl Is-
sufnss fha, ,h~v r~ssisn frozen rzssn ss.sss
'aFrn crops no matter hoe profitable
the ,lfss-r crop premises se -
Fortunately IL 10 sos ne~ss~srr 30
tisss Ia 'n.ss s,ach saeriar~s. sss sals
there az 'sv fsFus. -&st 80 Tho great
plai ss that q. nus esrntala es~s~ or l-.s
.1s:o Lard sssh isfds uft~a ,~rs.s
admirably sSaPs-a 81 sr~~ gro~iss
May 81 the marshes ard io~lauss
lying aifs.g or liver. tas, .re t-Fs~fl
~ai.s ov.rfO~~d -lli yi.la tee sro.sas
- .aeb s.rlssao. ~ tifst~rA - as~ .ssas
ally sdst&S-s ss sach AAsds Ths .~sas
ga May sa,sas. ssss.l ..szaps. rs,.sh.
rusy. hilly. sassss laa4.. ,Aas .su a..
sssss s"stslss- hs osvf-@. tho rs.s.
sshay Stretches sA.ss oar -at-~sya.
81 sssrh lsass !~u5sesa~s.ly Pisssel 80
gro. gss~3 ~Fogss - Iruh~r aai Ugh, =,
d. rwtgms-r~l rh~ ~fsfSsar ~sa k..
.sch lasds ~siAss a.. s-~sa-s.ry llas.
may STAR . forrest ~ishsss. gr.a.s ga.
t~a-s 4 ps~ss - grsssaa sss.. /.
ROCKY inse~s sAass tires rAa sss J.
g.osn sP~sa Mr. a.s . rsss~sas.
r.gsir. sasJ sieA ~sii ~ ospar- ssxAt.
sssay ssysh oil sa< sArov zap . r.a
T~Psi ;imi~r gsss~tA. sss ssh Is.s. sss
h~ made b. PAP. s~~ssrss.ss~
sss. ~ lee 'isess ssssras y-y,sA
sitah-- - fsnd sssss ,As s.<~t. ode.
a.: sssys - lsag-s asS snzSar ago
ap~Ssrs ihss sasry ossrr uha xs-zssa
s1A t.Ads are g,Aas~a - Essassi -
atgx.ss Ana@s hs-~ AL sa~x. s
ever TIE eksann 10 ssssS~1 .s.~x "a.
r~s. ssd ~~zyssssiy Fzssszs .~a
sress as ss- e~sA-~s We have n.sr
50 sHs stsEs &H+ AZ 60
oozsiry s~1os~s zc~s saAesiy ssss~s
& sAs 30 ses~s<s,y fss =. 20 ~sseessss
Ira ss~ce sss z;issss az 80 -ss sss
Q, 'sssSc- 5zss &c ss~y have k~ss -~s
oessxrS - 90 a ~. azssss~s Nr~..
ss~ sA
Ia sh~ ts~~ssss psAsss ~ 49, Med
ssv ser~s ~ n~ s.ss szsS - 40 g.
sr~sr~s 10 fo-sss pAsss~x.en Is
eassS Tire s@w as~~ss<~ - a.ssss,
~ tsss~ seA - ~essAs ~ s-~~a a.
s-~sS Tse as~sssse - h<sssan Is s
.iss r-Ssrs - - ~a.<~ar s~ ,ss-
a Asa< - @~a ~ 10 10 sa~ sAs s-sS~
s~s las Is iAsEsss oil asass p.~
ysrss. eAsAss sas ts~slisrT. o.
Ssy~sss. 80 Eses 80 As.x.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

SSRGODfSDOo - 0~
S-sssssy OanSsssN
Prps Araoaa lsssoex II . .esssrs Do
sis--sa una~r The sss.pse~s of he so~Ai
mining a~pA-tz~.s 81 Yorkshire ess'
iscry. .; t~~ss Ks<assd. sssa sAAs -
The ea-s Of ccilsesy ssps~ssss !. AsS
e~~a ,ax~a sc~ s-~z,~s ahas srs-asnp
oe nAr.a "a. s.s The esssa asa u
ey~s % isSzlry hlsa A~n csand -
es-ry other TrescA niateG
ssS.H~s-. aYv>erA % haze S-a Ne
srs 20 sars~., euAi aass - . os.sss ~
cxplcsSSn.. ss, In !ss<. Nr WastAn
Ga!io.ay. ,hsa h~r NAs~ssy . isspsrsnr
~ coAl nincs. sns . pap~r 10 sAs
ksyai S~rl~,y. tn sakA - gaze ns
e,ttenc~ 81 eaprsncsss . 1asssss-
xAsscaA - p-cse ;Ass c~Al esss 80
;a- prime ss~as ~ a~sssrs~ssss - cos
!iery espse~soa. rhas paper se se'-
los~a UP -t,a csA~rs tsAsr uiaiss
c~aS!nc-r. ,hee 'asd az y ins"ist.
the kcssl Accta.n; senaztsssoa- TfT-
lessor Ab~l thS fFusssAs tr~~aAm7
Conm.s.son. sai cshers. made ssrcrs.
racni.. b., Ia Mr. t.Alie.~y s~3"as~a
The chic, CREDIT O. the atsessgs hat
casl au., a. the nam ASvss IA cs-
,.cry ~espio-aoas Thc sr~P~saEs"sis aai
investigation. proved thai seTr sHs
ca~i da.; sarre4 sp nth air ~As a.
pl"-iye Ia an Atmosphere e~~sn'Asnsns
oniy enc I-s o-n, ~ sas- = i~TrTntS~"
100 .saali - - dc,r<i.d - The "FatRs-
~ u.c;Ao., H. th.n. s.,A sA~ AT 81
~nuracroG. diagrams dc.rtt~1 aasa-
hcr 80 cOll.gp expressions IA 'afso1s
coa. acia. Ia r.AfnarsAn,h.rv, iar'ss-
shire. yorkshire. pJFhsea And Mt
Land lie sail ia, siiA The sse .l~a<s
nuw gain-d IL sss eas, a. Uaaorssan~i
disasters ina, sere si~ssc.nTv~haa sie.s
m the s.ump,scn .hsi sre ssap "a.
the eaus- The farks c~sr'o-4sa IN
i-os as praaab,y = coSi-ausi eIpsg~
SION. ~ "a. The vse~R III. Hayas~&
and many other. S,mr 81 thcse pits
he had h.msc., explored . 's~ b"d-s
after the explosion. NJ Srshasa tci-
AAsAt sAAf A'F+' fs ~ 1880
dust was prohshl, caGal Is the esrle-
..on III go.tSo pound. 81 g~unTosder.
lie then r~rs'~r~icd H. dv~,ri'~ tho
cause uf CssaI dust. and the raesas ~
the dust by hish-prv..nrv ~ssor
let. sni Other nrzns aad la con. So
sion states tina: scs~ra, r~sults wor~
plata i1 That Goa dus, ~as
dangerous ~ ~arr-dsmPo 90 l,-,ss qua
Iosdcf. ca that The o1ssi dus; coaaii
d. laid easily. chespiy sna 9Th ~e~
nomlcsl effects. and that ~ = rv-tli -
thu. no, only would the death ratio
uolliery explosions D. rsis"sd ey
per c-nt. bal, ih. health aud
~ Tie mla~r. would D. Ia
proved ST iSaas oss5s- IL HapSraf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14

A~s~sssSs~a ass~sss a-~.ssnss>s ~ re-
s.s~s v.ss~ssss at~-s
he ~f,~iu~ns aa~~gf-srescs 49,
se.xsAs.r~s ass~as- - .ss ~vPo~-s
- ixss.x..sse saA S.sasry ~sss -
assx~ss v.ssiss ~ s1sssiss 49, -Ss0zs
~ . nass pssaxssx i.ss 'ss srsSs
! Asvsrs vtsAssss . e~sSapAsses t@ -
p<~sssss s~ss~s a. h~ sAAs he ehsaoSs
ec- s-~ssae up s~~a2snAoA,sce 'stA ~
s~ssssss s.ssa s~~sia 80 E~~sssr ~ p~
~p.srsssss ~ sss .u.n-e ., ~. ssss~aazfs
ga sAas e-xssspAasses .sui hs2e ats
n sAe ssrsnelAsnrs, - as Hals psr
p~-s
rnc srrsl.s 10 Q sSfuYsI @~r i@AS-
p~eieas ~ esp-ss~.ss bat Z. -
s.~. he kssAsvy - ~srse~s.0s -
asa thr sarss sAs.s iAas 81 ssr-ef~~
s.aexssas hrss shss be -~aSs -aor
ur,a hsn~if ~ ss~~s every s~sssss1z~r
n 10 .ss Ass p--~snAs s~s-sasos '~s== So
Ia Aay ,A.s the rassse oAs ~~ss@AA'
- sss~r-sscA ss. o. 10 s~s sAis es-ts.
IN, ,hAs the esplsrvs 10 scrssas 80 aasS
,, ~.a,i.s, %. .s-as IN ssss@a n=s'-sTd
., sz.as y~saaA ,n~ ssssis 1t hu@as
suS.l~is~
II. hsssary ~ explorations S@3r
,Asra ~ p~r~as tsays}ias se1s sa'~a
ass.sas.AiEx ~rs~a.s. IL a'ys0s sss
The pls ~ i=vsssssss~~ -a~
49,. Ia i~ases-ias "a ~~strfs
a~as,ss@A~i. sicu>e~ssTss~i BE- ~isas
- u~ plan hs Aarvs~s fo4atns -
,s.s saas. srasrsl irSth. 90 hsss -
rsa,ap,c ~ fe,ss-. Hsrsaa. E~Nas ~
ush~F. ~he Aise ~~sss1rl3sA~a s~o~s
sAlngs aaa rsa;yifrsss~s assA - So
graphical ~sne~. ~ rar.a1ns @s
ssfn~ uastasi
H. ~sass Asa~rieA Ma.aS~ sv~ss a
.aaS~.fails ,hssssss f~ssasesia @o
r~naiBg .sslre3s ga hiHss~s' The -
r.lsh ,rassl~r sAs.. r~4 a~i ka.hss-
IN Central Asa ssa r~~ssTn~i - ts1s
Cult. aloAs. h>sinx saSia "as - tie
meat sacs~s.'al !aaraSss - 40 dAs
Not iang s<o HAaoAy ;rstsi~a sloss
srsm the trss~s-i5y ~ p ursAsss
r..ysra. sh-u,ash . ~suatry that % ~ssn
s32F~$f &tftset AH f~sF+ N1 49,
a., The lasl.~sar&. ~ ~. lahzhitAnts
IL the ease - a ~r~Sa ~tfsselss
through aa c~s4stfg sose
bis utter hcipl~.snsss sad a~sFsnAsue~
GA th~ hss,nor 81 sasas~s ss-sai htss
oil! stand sirn Is god .'esa hs -
c~,say-its~i IA tAro. himself o" sAeir
pru;cc.ina. ant ira, them -ith eoa
.laera,ira ga. D. A. a age patti eaiid
nos .aful, .ha-. n .ueii3 - ihs
prvts.! In sAeir ~ssc a. ssssHiRs esthsf
of 'ss The oahef
hsnd. = large party ~ ~nos}s-,iaS ."
prrf-r consideration ts lha p
pie alscu, them Oo.ii .oassa ,hS4F
pride and rpssss se~llar. 10 hostility
., wosli.! alss - ss~esils ~ ths
ana Others - .as-Ffa3a sss.r
t~rssa. foe . ioag tame. os -t,h shs
.ans. sr.s-iora sses sossli s@ ssssri
-. solitary ~,rsvslsf IN. hsgssgo -
= larg~ r.stnf~sy al~o sFI-sis a. ihs
roe ss.,asus.s sa,ipe - ,hs sa1ss
ss"rs ~.,songly shan he litss~ 80
rhieh iAs prsaicai sspioTer -
aloa. 9th hsrs ies9's ts--
,Hss.saA
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
IMAGINARY ILLS.
The Treatment at REPRESENTATIVES, pts-
rasseA by . Chssieian-

rassed BY . ChSsieiao-
So many people are hypochrondriac
that y physician expects Ia find n
third of his patients lsboring under
imaginary ills. ], IL easy for peop!.
Ia exagg.ra,c symptoms. and by giving
themselves into the hands ~ quack-.
become confirmed victims 81 supposed
i'll health. Wha, 10 no; at oil unusual
In ~ find physicians Who have become
thoroughly hypocd. Many OF them
with great reputation and y largo
practice and capable OF diagnosing any
case become crank- concerning their
" health. They e1aggera'. tho
.ligh;cs, symptoms into dangerous
case. and believe they have chronic
trouble. when they would know that.
in n patient. IL would be- bu; n slight
indispo-ition. Most physicians are
no, comyeten, "a ,rea; themselves. and
many OF them are confirmed hyperion
driacs. Medical students begin early
20 imagine themselves afflicted with
the various diseases which they ara
STUDYING. remember when nj college
I had a roommate who became thor
oughiy hypoei after entering Tho
course. One day he caught . cold and
that night suddenly Informed ne no
believed he wa- going To die. ~ ne
wa. certain he MAS afflicted with =
mos, maliynan; fever which he had
been studying that day. went iinrn~-
dia,ely for one II the professors. md he
not, being In ] hal another come- Tho
second understood the ca>r =. oars and
gave my friend SOM. simple reNedy.
And. later. the fir: came and he.
wishing to Civ. the yoing IA = I"s-
.ou. had M I'D minister LIBERAL Sc~S
OF iprcac. Thi. made hira very sick.
hu. cure4. him 81 The malignant lever.
A Iong-di-cusssd question among tbs
medical fraternity "a whether n phy-i-
clan should hunor a byp"rhondr4sc
and ~o-.en-ib.y trss; him a. II he ~~r.
.icx. or. on the other hand. to try 10
di.shu.e his mind OF bic folly. One u
the professor 81 q college put IL 20 TO
Class IN tEfs way NH1 >" -
called in 10 a ps;ien: yosI End hin .ss-
iering imaginary ill-. and yoa tel hin
90 instead Of hurnoring snd spps--n;ly
curing him. you loo . oiiens uho
when h. may be sex rill no. call y0s
In o.-caue he has no coasdesc~ "a
your ability. Yoa thus lose practice
and a chanoe 20 do good when iAe r~a!
necessity aries: besides by huuasr5nz
the MAJ you do no harm for he VII
call in zone other physician. Who eli!
do exactly what yos could iar. soae
yourself" This argument has 6ozb.-
les caused many phy.kaAss IN rat
hyppcAondr:acs according 20 tssis
fancy. The professor .ho solso-N
the other one ia the ciAss heard % ais
predecessor advice and ~ v~sy -.
dis.aaI saying snAs . physscsas ssossa
BE- srue 70 HE ~Pros-sstoa ss9 icras
ever psaieas - be ssds hin. not Ia
eruasis4 the number cf kyrschoe-
dha, in The world By escogngiaS he
natural human s<n4eoey In iAas eirss'
toa--N. l. y. 1rsaA - - Lsub
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q sA~ saniiy. catering ss< rooz ss~~s
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bea1sx. II .se r=arx. 't-tgrs -
sA.s plso-L yos ssov
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assssish<a yozsg nAs -sAy. Mr. Nj.
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n OCEANS ED.
4 Oos~ss ~ O.se $50 Ssos ANN -
vpssa ~ 10 us0sA

4 O0s~ss ~ O~se ssA Sesos ~ ~
vJsss HI 10 nsVsA-
D~pi:e tho sancifai pictures which
soin~ w~r.tcr. hare 1raua u tAs sc<Aa
bid. i,s ae.pls,ioa. .. least In sis erp.
est parts. mus: be sx;rv:ne. bcyoaa
81. ars: miie i; Is = vAssd desert 81 silns
an6 oosc. upca which 10 ooas:Aa;.y
dripping \ rain q. dead from
The surface. which supply
nourishrnea: FOR tho scansy fauna In.
hab.snx the aby.~Ai region In conc
plscs~ morc than Are miles from tho
sunsh!ne and ID. microscope -
veals that tho siiny matter cosrr.as
composition so the AneIens chalk %
b Crc,Aesous period. While nir~s
With |: here and there nr~ minute nc.
ta!lie and magnetic o-odies. shich have
been proved 20 b. q as, from ,~a~scorii~.-
A;long intervals = phosphor-soca' light
CLEANS from the head 81 >csnc passsns
fish which has s;raycd hI,Acr from .
higher and happier sonc Bu; u 10
not until wc have mounted a good deal
Nearer tho surface that The s,~no
changes 'or III. better. We nos meet
with forests OF brilliantly co.or~i
spong-s. Will. III, paosphorc~c~u, AMI
mails swimming about ar much moro
numerous: and the n.ar-r 90 ~. b. tho
ii.icral tone ,norc and saor- phc-phor-.-
ccn;iich;s apf-ar. I'LL =, iengih,ho -c,no
becomes truly animated. When only
l.2S fec; separate us from the sunshine
we come upon the arsi " M!
kclp Ol.?1o Zee: IL the dccpc., lint, -.
plant lie In .hr watcrl: but we must
rise still another Thousand feet ard
more. and ,c. az e the top as IN
fee, before wc had any r~-cf-bu!!dins
corAls. As plants do not 1--we IN The
deep soa. the dc-psca animals either
prey on one another az get their food
from dead organisms and plants which
sink down "a thorn. Thus Maury says;
1.-The sea. like the snow-cloud with lie
fakes in . calm. is always letting fall
upon its bcd showers ci microscopic
shells" And experiment proves hat
q tiny shell would take a week - fail
from tho surface 10 the deepest depths.
Since sunlight does not penetrate much
further than the li,,oral ,onc there
would BE- beyond this perpetual dsrx-
ness cxccp, Cor pho-phorrscenc-.
Many OF the animals inhab.;ing tho
continental and aby-.al Tones have
merely rudim-niary eyes. but these
BLVD creatures have long s~cclcrs. which
them 10 gropc their way along
on the contrary. have enormous eyes.
and these likely congr-ga,c around
such Of their number as are phorphor-
escent, and may IerhaP. follow tho
moving lamp-po-,s about Wherever
they 90. And SCI brigh; Is this light on
many Of the fish brough, up by tho
dredye that during the brief space tho
animals survive /, /, az, difficult ~
read by IL.
The reason Why fishes and mollu>ks
living more than three miles under
water are able a. bear n pressure ~
several tons Is. that they have exceed
ingiy loose tissues. which allow tho
water 20 flow through every inters'lco
and thus 10 .qua!ixc III. weight Whcn
the pressure Is removed they perish
In the Challenger expedition. sent out
by the British Government. all tho
sharks brought up from u depth OF y
little les. than thrc.-quar'rrs ~ n mil.
were dead when they got To the surface
Magazine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-14
CLUMSY ~DIRECTNESS.
TIE Most Common Way Of Giviug O6eOs
In IN Cnconsct0as Way.

Some people are perpetually giving
onense in the most unconscious WAY.
'.Now. do let me propose you rs n
member" SAYS Smith. But suppose
they blackball me:?" replies Brown.
Pooh! Absurd! Why. my dear fell
low. there's not n man In the club that
knows you event." A lady very de-
sirous OF ~concealing the awful fact that
she Is the same & As her husband.
observed to n visitor: My husband 10
forty: there are jus; five years between
US" lis it p~ossible'" was the unguard-
ed reply Of her friend. Il give you my
word. you look n young rs he does
As unexpected must have been the re-
ply of the husband whose wife said:
You have never taken me 20 the
cemetery" NO. dear" he answered;
that is a pleasure l have yet in aniici-
patton" II is related OF q portrait
painter that. having recently painted
the p~ortrai; Of a lady. a critic who mad
jus: dropped in TO see wha; was going
on in the studio. exclaimed: II: i.
very nicely painted; but why do you
take such an ugly model" at i. my
mother" calmly replied the artist %.
pardon. . III ousand times" from the
critic in great confusion II ought 10
have perceived it. She resembles you
completely" Ga . similar occasion. .
facetious friend. inspecting . portrait.
said 70 the artist: And this 10 Tom
Smith. il IL: Dear. dear: And ] re-
member him. such . handsome. jolly.
looking chap . moath NO Dear. dear.
From the following. IL would seem that
the ceremoaious Orientals Nc NOS
above ma<Fing their politeness BY a
occasional speech spr0pos Of the sub
ject in hand. Some European ladieA
passing through Coossansinople. paid =
visit 70 certain high Turkish functtoo-
ary. The host offered them refreshmenss
Including . variety Of sveetmea;A. A.
Ways taking are - give % q ths
ladies double the quantity be gave -
the oeheA Tlassersd by this MARKED
asssnsioa. che put The question. through
tAs interpreter: Why do you servs
ne more literally than Tie rsssy'
because you have . larger mouth
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