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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

The Democratic ladies of Fulton gave a
grand supper to their friends at Tro1ch's
Hall, Thursday night, and about 200 psr-
sons sat down to the fest, which was
sumptucus one. Speeches were made by
Prosecuting Attrrney-elect John A. How
ard snd Mr.. F. P. Je2son. A drawing of
Salt River canoe was presented to the
ladies by Mr.. F. Winter. The affiir was
a very Ell ya5le, one and the ladies de-
serve much praise.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

Las. Wednesday evening a number OF
Young people rendered an enjoyable sur
prise to Miss Josephine Warner, at the res
ideuce of her father, on Market street The
guests adjourned to Bishops Hall In the
East E nd, where an enjoyable evening was
spent. Splendid refreshments were served
during the evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

Last Sunday evening Harry CARLY, OF
La Belle Avenue, rendered reception to
his numerous friends, at the residence OF
his father, Col. Henry Gartley, in honor
of his twenty first birthday. A very en-
ioyable evening was spent in social smuse-
ments, etc. Elegant refreshments were
served during the evening. In addition
to present Of handsome gold watch and
chain from his mother, Harry received a
handsome diamond pin from his friends
both presents being complete surprise.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

-, VOW, cannot tell how true it IL, but I
- Saus sS that Wheeling is to lose one Of
M ~ 9Cs. charming young ladies in the
S - CIS,snt future, but the engagement
WI W. oeen made public yet. Who is il?
ven really that Is 9 secret
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

The coIcart and ball given by the Ger
mania Singing S,ciety, Wednesday even
ing, was an excellent affair, and the big
crowd present thoroughly enjoyed both
the music and dancing.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
-----H a----n--ap--------
mrs. Lnngtry's Theory Of a Bustie

Said Mrs. Langtry the other day:
IA thing that always annoys me lie
the hay-bag question. 1t makes no
difference whether the woman who is
to wear the dress is big or little, or
with long back or short one.
When her dress comes home there's
the same size hay-bag sewn IN the
back of her dress. OH sometimes
when ! go by the shop doors and see
tho 'Langtry buetle' rafting in the
wind, or even hanging In the window,
l Just long to put my head out of the
window ard tell everybody rot to be-
lieye word of il l object to the
hustle on general principles. believe
In letting the material of the gown do
all the Disgusting that is necessary
should be done. IL is the only way
that will allow woman to look well
either sitting or walking The hard
'hay-bsg' is bound to keep the one
who wears it either leaning back in
her carriage or chair in tho most un-
digniaed attitude possible, or sitting
bolt upright. Ia either ease she is
going TO be extremely uncomfortable
herself and make her misery known"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
lie was Id, n,iiion,

They stood in front of q groce-'s
and one OF them looked very sly an,
cunning % he said:
Lets come joke on him. III
take that turkey down and hide it, ant
we'll hear him rave"
He took the turkey of the hook ant
started to hide it in barrel arount
the corner, when an officer who was
coming up, and had seen the theft
took him by the collar.
Say, ISIS all in funr' protested che
man.
'oh. is itP Well, you can explain
Of headquarters"
But the grocer knows me-"
Does he? Come in and we'll see II
The situation was explained to the
grocer and he looked hard at the man
and replied:
81 can't say that know you."
But l have been trading here
right along. Ny name is ON your
books"
Lets see; you owe me a balance OF
al guess SOL
"Ard yoa have owed il for four
months. l can't cay as l do know
you"
"But l ara going to pay you. Here
take it out Of this $40 bill. always
pay up all my debts"
Exactly. Here's you 50 back
Officer, l think do know this man
Yos. I'm sure do. He took the tur-
ksy for fun and you may let him go. "
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

Chicago disPatches etsta that tn,
eeht!msbt IL unanimous thexo zaaiua
the removal OF tho LIBBY prison - ;hs 81
city. Judge Tuley raid: II 80 NO
think IL polite thing 20 10. As soon q,
We okn burn up thsIs nemsntos Of the
war, both the North aud south, the
better 1t will bs for tho good Of THE
country" District Attorney BwlnR
saia: "f think that L,boy prison ought
TO have been blown to Etoms twsnty
nve yeArs ago Taera can be no p9ssi
BILE pubiio coed result from oripein9 II
hoEe or taking It Auy here. AtChttect
orally IL IL An ABORTION, ann 1t would
be diagrsoe fr N thai potat nlons for
any part OF Chicago within eight IN iles
OF the courthouse" Hr. John b
Drake, well known hotel proprietor,
snid: II thiak tho whole thing IL 40.
saId. Il ought not 10 be done. /, ID
only spscu asion and ought to be q
failure. H. oulR kreps slive the tic.
honal feeling, and the psople OF Rich
mond should not allow II so ba done,
and ths people of Chicago eaUald MOI
DO It,"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
TIE wAsHERwoMAN.s suNa.


Wrirg out the old, wnpg cut the new,
wiring out the black, wiring cat the gray,
wiring ont tho white, wiring out the blue
Aaa thusl wiring my lie away.
n oetupaticn strange ia mine;
Al Toast II see ms to people dfoiI.
Inet while I'm Ina AZ tae line
I'm going, too. from pole To pole.
Whero'ef no strive to please;
rom mourn to night rub ana run,
I'm fomsihing lice i1egenas-
almost live witnin o tub.
70 acrohats who vault AID GprirR
In oirouses take q shiae;
They make their living In the ring,
And By the wiring or make mine.
w caliirg's humble, III agree
But am NO chozp ealics,
Hcme folks are VINO sheer ct DC,
I'm something that will wsab, you knew.
smile IN calm. strive In etorn,
with fe's difficulties oopei
My duties cheerfuiiy per form,
My motto: While Ii eIo's lilo there's scar
"riSE o1t the old, wiring cut the sew,
NrInH out the blBcx, wiring cut tho gray.
wing out thu white, Sftpv ont the Blue
anu thusl wiring ny life away.
--Boiton Ceurter.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

DR.. Joseph Parker of London struck
AZ a crying evil when he lately said
"Whe ladies Grumble to pay hall a
crowa for an article upon which some
needy sister has spent week o. con.
tineous toll, and then on Sunday give
away tracts and ring the bells Of
heaven as ii they were favorite angels
OF 4od, they ought to be told that their
oiasphemy and benevolence are alike
despised. When q woman is com.
PEELED to work all day for fourpence
IL 10 mockery to build her mission
naii and invite her 10 hear PRAYERS
from the people who ought TO have
paid her . better price for her labo- !,
The way in which poor girls aud
women are ground down to starvation
prices for "white work." as 1t Is called,
as wen as other work, because every
one insists on buying cheap, is a vile
shame.
There are girls and women In this
city who cannot make a living by
working steadily sixteen hours q day.
and yet we hear many Christian
women telling each other how they
buy certain garments ready made for
less than the material would cost at
retail. We know lady who says
she cannot wear ready made gar.
ment. She says that 70 buy one,
knowing how little the women are
paid who made them, would BE- like
paying down the price of blood. How
TO remedy the evil who can tell,
There is. nevertheless, force in DIR.
l'arker's words. and when he uttered
them he struck at giant wrong. God
only can determine exactly who is re-
sponsible Tor it.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

KINGSTON, Canada. Fsb 90 ID har
been aseeriainfd thGI during ,he lasl
year this otty haS been a centre fJt
opium smueglers, an that nearly nll
tas stun thar went Rcrogs she line wHs
saippec to AlnRston tSon British %.
inmeia In largo trunke CONSUMED 10 the
care OF tue DON linton Express Com
papy, o. its arrival 1t ~ss taken BY
Ihs parties inter- s'ed and smuqgied
astosd the line, saEa, entering Uanen
St&tes territory ut Care Y,Dospt and
eoms at OlAs ton aud TaoIss4d IelsG d
Park.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
1Rners tna naonnr Gaes

While 1t hRs bfeo @ well known fact
lhat WesttFa farmers ale loa led down
hith monty ages, tho exteBt OF their oh
aeations Was not uBosrstasd Until an
inveetiUasicn MAS iAltlafed by the de-
pRItmgnt OF agriculture. The mort.
qagsg resting on the farmers of ten
Western 5tatss aggr gate, IL appears,
35,4 !. 90 COZ. Ohio isaeipR the Iiss n hh
an Aggregate Ut s7oi. 0a0 go. In Miehi
saa, ono hSif oil TAO fstms are mort
sagad, Tho aggregate don't eEeursd by
taorseees heipE $3.50 DOC, GEO. A strtk.
inE :euS ct ths sitdEtiaa IN that ihs an
anal nst carthage on the capital inves
ed in fsyms Ia the United Stafes Is
but q or par cent, whiis the mort
gases 10 question command from to o
per cent. Ths izhArsRee ampanies of
Hartford, Coan, own 10000, 600 of
Wo,tern farm mortgages, and the loan
oum 3aniea of Ros.on hold them to the
amount Of s76,0Co. coo. Suggestive
faots these
--s-s-s-s-s--s-e -
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

When baby was sick, we gave her castoriA.
when she WAS Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she oluug to oastorla
when shs had children she gave them Cas-
toria.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
bee HIVE"
3O6 Market Street.
A FEW SPECIAL DRIVES

To shake up the dry b,nes
among the Gossameres. W.
Offer you 100 Of the dollar and a
half kind, perfect, and ever
way right at 90 sents each.
Now for fun in wrapping thear
up quick.
A few words about that lot OF
Handbags that created such a
stir. We are slashing them up
last. Also a big drive in Linen
Laces, from &c. yd. up to soc.
Now is the time to buy Mus
Inns and Sheetings. We are
prepared to sell you many
makes as low as ever, notwith-
standing the large assortment.
We are selling Table Linens,
Towels and Napkins at prices
that astonish ourselves for cheap
ness, and ask you to carefully
inspect them.
II you have any desire to see
and buy Ladies and Children's
regular made English and Ger.
man Hose, examine our new
stock. Black, colors and striped
at IS cents a pair.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

Little Ruth sat at table and heard
each remark made as tho plstes W re
passed. One wanted "a small piece;r
another "a very little," etc. When II
came her turn, she reached her plate
out eagerly toward the coveted fool.
I'm take too much, if 100 pease,
papa, she said with naive sincerity.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

Dr.. LipplBout. haa located at Ne. fC4
French stro.t, This cils, ssu is pre-
pared not oniy to tteat but 80 cure rkfu n.
Hlalistn. neuralgia aud sill nsfvaps OF d
chronic diseases. Sls specific for Iaeu
matlsEa Rad neu.aieia ooosLsasiy on
hand at nolesa.e and retail.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
EoF sale.

ES1K SALE-ANurHE GOOD hOUSE
a Having sold No. EOS Adams ssrea., We
now cntf for sale that new and vory pioa3
hntly and hosithfutty located house, No .
South OlAyson street, s T0omJ, bAta room,
hot ana cold water aud ali 70 odsrn oon-
Senteaceg. within 10 minutos walg Of III
principal shops AM railroad stations aud
convenient 10 street oars. Price eeJo,tsrms
easy. Particulars as Wal as olnvoyancp
furnishs cd 70 any who visa a. examine the
property hy calling at the ON - of
0EORuE ". BUSH q SONS,
fzo-3w fTenah atrest whavf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
fA'sa2 q ',"so KAaAqiuAp

~ @sSEOT. Nov. 20, 1857
= sae.s z'saps VOW,
Pi't'a'p1IA va Chester. slk 7 90
4 IA Il Ia lilo 4 90, 3 90
4 ~ ~, 40 bs gHtB1 n M
81 ~ ~, $50 lglbpnd lilk q
~ 4 80 mi sGhD IA,
= z y Wheeling tolunbus ant
"A, IL : ~ n and 3 40 D, M,
p -, al l., 90 a III. aud i 40 D
y ,ntat. I.saiyvlge and NJ limit.
" ID. "a aad b u D Ia - A''" 10
- 20 @ii6 Wilmington and Mes
"a . sis NINA m;9l6 sut
q ~ ~ i "a = ! ~ And Ii 10 \. m.
q N 10 AND Nm a,
., op T., H. r.. lad 1880 rlidrIIh,
;. IL isSJ IlGAx'T IN ~
IL - 80 Z ~, .sunda
ss,,f 4 :, eba .ts p. N. dali
~ 49,, - .44-so. .8.stlan.
abp Il. daily, oxeo,.
Ia. n, ~. -.sA>so ~. ii
e. f2t:f5 ", ILztsph,'l,
80. y ~ :. 1. sd AS r II ,,r,s
LIS n Sundny oriy
~, =, -; VIVA conn.ots at Ess
s ~ i'i,, , sS'%aatl and N. Low
-, oxo.rt ,Sunday- IN,
~, d,,,- - Vita Ohlasgo and S,
- - eN--lssz = Ppi,so,,
- 70. @, ai0Ea IS. alt
49,, - - ISe9p, a.
"a, . ss-tNay. 7,is =. "a, la,s
n 't1ir
a., q n, AAiAD.
d " @t ~ = rs.sA ASeY
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

FOR SALE-Kesidence, No.
oo8 Washington St. II rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
bell, servants call bells, and all
modern improvements. This
property will be sold cheap
Apply to J. AUGUSTUS NC
CAULLEY. 600 Market ST. f2-u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
Hawkins g Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
ONLY $500 CASH

Tsall be required 60 buy q tsarae.
story brick, tin roof, Dwelling
house la good nsiztbGrslood,
containing eleven ROOMS, sup.
piled uiss gas, balia, hos and
cold waiter, stationary wash.
stands and all convenSoaces corn
pisse.
BaiancO may remain 0A mort
gage and may hs paid OIL b.
easy monthly instaGlMants. This
we consider an exceptional bar.
gala- Apply as aRGe 10
HAWKINS q Co.,
R TIA RHaEkss Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
sac.. Wilmington q Sal'
-m7-9 RGilroaa.
FEBRUARY ath, 1858.

p VIII iopga wilmington IS follow
4alcls'la {, lprcsEi, I 7sz, 4sosA, ia
4 %, w tes7 Htg, n a., u 81 4, M. Il s0
=, az o, 70 sad % n. m.
Rnme AnoH ep, 30. f0b. 10 IS .. in.
~ a. so ~ %. V ~ y. IN.
thes'f trtHrWis), & 81, 76n $50, sIi
=, u o. a. NJ, L u, "a, a, 70d Eut
knu ad1tun, "A ss, 7o, SIS 10 SA
go, " 4 ~ and 10 70 p. m.
4 frrI, N, III 80, 0 81, 7 ", q 80, 10 N
a.. - ", H,s.Io, b9t, IS "a 7 ca
We tsbr via Lamotin. Q 20 an,
gn.i Cald tG1p. m.
a A4i ryntT') NnH Intermediate sta
u a ia. J. y and sal y. m.
a.n '"h h''tFmsafAta stations, ~ II 8
4sd N 'tp, "a.
4 lno5 s'd lay Line, ' d y. m. -
4n'grr t7a " ishmgtor, IA 40 sna
y a. m 1900, Il II, : ~ Al, 10
to- " 4s@src Division leave for:
4 A',i e@ NJ, lIbA 26A $40
4 Et' ',, .ea i.swoS, = 10 a. m. ,sSop.m.
tf' llhl, q - q. M,
tloi., I'glnsE, and way stations, aS
# y ? u. W.
= - llees- il>rrihRton, and Del
~ m aud f3G6 Elght.
IA "a, "a,
~ 'lIs ttNar,eL, Old Point Com,
y 'Et4a'A", u ~ p IN Il nd IL % Night
& Lli''a"lnhla, broad Street, for VIII
r - y Is. J IN, 100, TT, ID
= U ~ z. H., 2 q, Of, 40, 4 80,
-. ~, if0p. in.
49, l"fi On " ss a. M, LIS, 2.A
~ ? j" } q 10 ~, and ii a n. ID,
g y sl"rnsaoA, pAsse a gers are re.
~ ~ 'a'ee Al the station.
Ia - Aas , are ll,nlted express
= In, J, X, WOOD
~ tasnerAl Passenger Ar,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
-CE N Ts' Ho ES.

Gents fine calf, hand sewed hook-lace,
81 50 Geats' Ine calf, machine sewed
t3 and IS SO. Gents Waukenphast hook.
lace, 50 30.
Boots, Shoes and rubbers, everything
to keep the fest dry and warm.
Your MONEY WORTH EVERY TIME -
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
w e AR

We are tho cheapest Shoe House In
Delaware; drop In and sec our 81 gents
hook lace, SEAMLESS shoe; our 81 90 hook
lace and congress. These are truly the
very best at the price ever Offered; must
be seen to be appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
RsywKUBa


HroTtCE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
N Inc nrnv irtons And re uirements ofan Act
a ihs tieut'ni ASSEMBLY ~ the state OF Della
MA IA. 6ck foaecrasnE Private Corpora
ssns, unotie+ Is kerany Klven that . certificate
nfarporadn. . snlqpnas 10 ba known NJ
,TSs CItirsns' BaNlSlng hna Loan Assoeia-
~ al New eastia. Delaware, will ON
|s1r,d,y, the Fitst day Of March, A. r.,
I'M Al 10 o'rioak, n. m ~ presented TO the
+s.aoIAtdr !, y GrBbb, ~ Cham bers in VIII
s"'''"' n. v. DICK EHsON,
DAVID ". ELKINToN,
W. j. FERRIS,
j. u JANV1Eh
Wtf.MER II ANSON,
WA. Ii. BARR
si.N JkAiKs ", ToMAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
TINE ALBERT

Pedestrian shoe, the most easy and
best appearing walking shoe yet introduce
ed; this is the kind OF shoe Mr.. James
Albert of Philadelphia wore at Addison
Square Garden, when he walked AID ran
SO miles in ak days, winning the cham.
pionship OF the wor d, as go-as- you
them.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28
SOMETHING
TO PONDER OVER.

WE are the orisinators and have been
for several yeara the leader Of popular low
prices In
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

TKY6HrED-BY A UNsT D0LORED
wv msn, o situation a. paTtrr or d Bile
msn. Apply or adareH ne. l13l orange
street. f2z slA
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

EXTANTEIp-A CHI. FOR aERE3AL
w homework, Snail family epply to
Mts. J. II. JuURDAe, soI Yah ngt on
atrset. f2s-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

r. ~ ssSEOr. Nov. 20, las,
sae.s aYsuua ,lavst
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

DLESsED SEPARATION, mAN AND
ID wi,e. / give notice, and forowarn. all
pers1Ba not 20 trust my willie in my name,
aad fGroid any person haTboTinH her ia
this oity, especially Nathan All John Pa
der. JaHN r DEPUTY. facts
Daily Republican., 1888-02-28

IN 'k tSr-NT-S tOsSk, No. Il3 NJ ARKET
~ street now occupied By Quteisy q
MuIie0 Alto Store h0a o on tho IN ming
too n ncrthsrn Il. r. ACTRESS W. r.
bRIOKs zoS ), soth ssreet, Philadelphia,
Pa. ilsYu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15

Then determined to subject this plate to fuith
ma gnifcation or enlargement. But now came inc
difficulty of enlarging the picture already mace,
because the deposit of bromide OF silver when
magnified complicated the images found IN tno
brain tissues. Finally this was overcome by pre-
pairing upon an loptical plane surface OF glass a
sensitive coating of albumen which WAS apeo-
lutey structureless and gave an image free rom
ell stria and imperfcction. BY the use OF an Cd
jective of very high power we now had an am
plification of 5000 diameters OF the orlglna maj
This gavo on our plate few complete characters
that were the wonder of every person presenu.
Fully convince that the figures were not OF q
generally recognized physiological character, i
timidly suggested to some OF my sclentinc Irlehus
that they might be symbols. One of them, a
earned man who had boon for years in the FAST
q teacher and missionary. and who Is wlthai a
strangely familiar When Informed OF the ma
ture of the SD cimen under examination and tod
that it was q portion of the brain OF human
being who in life was distinguished for his I'm
, puistic attachments his astonishment Knew no
bounds Looking at them still more closely, ne
then assured us that the images so unlnteliigin'e
to ordinary eyes were in truth characters I'D .ne
Ethiopic, ancient Syriac and PhGn'cian IAN
guagcs He pointed out the differences between
them. and as far as he could do so. gave tneir
names and meaning and in brief so July lden,l-
fled them as to remove all suspicion OF merely
accidental coincidence. Naturally, the minuteness
of the microscopic field prevented INTELLIGENT COM
bnations. for the tracery was so complex lrree9-
lar and involved as to forb the hope of unraVe,-
ing by any means now known the tangled records
of thought II such they were, SO manifestly IN
scribed uron that bit Of brain
II anything practical shall result from TINS
discovery. II for instance future literary execu,
tors shall he able TO extract from the distinguished
dead posthumous poems. suppressed opinions. the
contents Of "burned letters" family secrets or
the mysteries Of life that are buried it will be a
truly remarkable achievement of science hui
whole lives Of patient EXPERIMENT and proIound
study must he expended upon rerpleXing reid OF
investigation before such marvellous result can
he attained. NY own business claims too much
of nv time to permit me 70 give the mysterious
subject the attention II REQUIRES hut now that [
have suggested its possibilities. there nre without
doubt others who will eagerly explore this hith-
erto unknown realm.
Ne,r- York Dec. 90. 1887. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15
tuirter Resorts.
AMONG THE MOUNTAINS.
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL.

OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Steamboat. open.rrate Fire
SIM Psrlor and all the comforts rscass Winter esor
Accessible FROM New. York via Leigh Valley Haifoad
circular. terms. &c, address
CHAs. wENRTCK. Manager,
1tsp On ,rnif Luzerne Co., Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15
Ntm Dnblifaiionn.

4 PERIODICAL of the highest class, which
"A IA popuIar among educated we'll peope desires to
have thorough made Of and The ad
places The been canvassed All answers IN
strict confidence Give experience references and facilities
The right person their own terms they
can that the work will be done exhsustvely
who reach thoughtful
''''''' ~ ~ "BUsINFSs,"
care NJ The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15

/ METROPOLITAN ART SCHOOL.-Knicker-
NI booker Room 10. No. West l4thst distraction In
china painting teacher Royal Worcester Works.
Eight experience Crown China Derby Works Eng
land Raised and engrossed GOLD specially French tapes
try, oil aud water cOlOrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15

Both Sexes-Country.
CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE.--Schoel
~ Of Elooauss. Musoaud Art Ao.is nic aat Sos r.;s
Aeut FertP Plain n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15

ri sCHooIS OF THE
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
Cor 3d-ave. and 49th.st.
New-York City.
Glasses Architecture SCULPTURE Painting and Drawns
Etching Wood Carving Metal Work. Interior Decoration
Stained Glass. Fresce, Cabinet Designs &c Address
j. WARD STIMSON,
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outside like a she'll: hence it is the cOrtcal pOr-
ton. Its thickness would indicate unusual activ-
ity of language 1t is composed of cells Some
ara spherical, others with one process are called
unipolar those with two processes are called Dl-
polar and those with three tripolar, while others
with an indefinite number Of processes arc called
muitipolar.
In the rest of the brain. these cells seen undcr
the microscope were perfectly normal. but IN
this one locality they were curlousiy
distorted. At my request, inc o0ctor
gave me q portion of the substance which L I'M
mediately froze Subsequently, with nne
razor. 1 successfully planed oil number OF tnIh
strumept used the one had recently secured
from Dr. j. w. s. Arnold the distinguish I'd micro
scopist, and with which he had made large
number Of excellent photo-micrographs. Several
scientific experts joined me in the examination Of
the portions of the brain which had been pre-
pared. With low power we discovered that
there was @ peculiar Illuminated structure to the
tissue, whcreupor l planed on little more OF it
in the direction Of the Nominations or strata. the
first having been transverse or across these layers
And now WAS presented O mystery. Curious
markings which my friends declared did not be-
long TO the ordinary structure, were PLAINLY
? seen nome were ge0metfical, some sinuous'
others wayy and all TO greater or less degree
crossed each other. We now applied q higher
power and secured magnihcation OF about ooo
iameters. This still further increased the mys'
terry The markings assumed q more definite form
And seemed continuous. as II part OF picture
or design; 9 series of pothook shaped figures com.
mingled with what appeared TO our surprised
.jsion 70 be Chinese characters or Egyptian Nero
,9iyphics all involved in sinuous' vermiiorm-iiRe
Nv first step was to secure photo-mi,rogfaph
upon q sensitive and delicately prepared piaH
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