The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-11
RAYS FROM rnE SHINY SOUTH

Mallory had the high net the pas
week.
We will digress somewhat from fist
to equatic fowls of Tampa bay. Oh
tile several species, the most promin,
ent are the ,,pelicans of which there are
two kinds, the American white and
common brown pelican. They are web
footed, somewhat larger than the swan,
and remarkable for their enormous bill.
From the lower edges of the under
chap hangs Il bag. reaching from the
whole length of the bill! to the neck.
which is said to be capable of contain
ing fifteen quarts of water This bag
the bird has II power of wTinkling up
into the hollow of the under chap, So
as not to be seen when empty. But
when the bird has fi3hed with success.
fish being its principal food, it is al.
most incredible to what an extent it is
often dilated. The pelican fills the bag
with fish and returns to its haunts to
digest its burden at leisure. When the
hill 10 ora,od ., a. i'll. -.
10 ""'''' .N'ei d"
person may run his head into the birds
mouth and conceal it in its monstrnus
pouch. Thus we see the bird is adant-
Oh for u va,, sirouI,r ,,r
How astounding are some of ma
lures works to behold How preva-
lent the remark that like bppets like
A rav illustrations win .Lo,r Lou, III
/ 1i.,a -,
'' " II" q w 'h"u'' i"e
butterfly Win a prohosc'S, q mouth
4 wings and . leps produces instead
a hairy ca~trrpilI.r with i,vs and
tao,h .,d 4, ton -. "
~" y" = 'i'S P'"'"'eH "
'"'l"le' "a pIach nerjir WIN galiZe
wings ard a crusty governing produces
a white smooth .ou worn, An euh.
.,,a,or r,. ,,,d,.. 49,, ,.,i,
f'''' " I'""'' mag
so'' "ileh i'aiWii' h.EiiiN WITH man
an " hl'iei"h "'u ny ms tF"i'lIloll gtlS
MN as "a as n't'eii! now IS ne 60
'hs =" Iii" MN 'ti"l'-" 'hP tpTtNie
p!"a!'ci IONS III nature anu dtEelope
nm i"Io Il human nelii@ now pre-
p"ster0uS tne assertion 'hth tiat ma
eNistS ny ct'llce, "heIl everything III
n"'"'t H'""S '"I't'IN"''e anu ''e9iEi'
i%heiel"i', Ihe'e ii'S' /" e"itll'e' 10
produce Il c"i''iN9n'c'
N"'u'e ~ us Pio"'uGeS SOME S'rah3e
"h" ASTONISHING "~"iiaeiS, YET We see
an' i'i'ih "l "'SIph W an 'ei WORMS
~ ,"S'' ny 81. nI''""'.Nl' VI ''S
gu wien Gun h:' tNiH' III ""Vri, III
~ N"''. "'"iic = NV '''in'''' which IL
9'"itt'l ioi l'S H"lrilE an" = Wl'''e sue
u,ors n'' tSs, S''Hs % Nut
.n''eI III '"V S."'l'1i anu lnl''''heS "t
II ''!'e' ih'l'''.i " t'e "lelI'
conveying .'elil ''''e 10 e"'l" Hun'tts'
She uep"S''s htr Z 'lil'oS1 tAci.,SlNe.
~ on tbe hhetS III" s''ouiiei WHICH
paris ''e morse IL sun l" ''eN' i.eS
ao.eie 10 l.ir 'oi'5"e '.4 "ie oa'ile"
10 S'oiiiaG', ana 'I'''H''he' a"o pro-
ouc" '"c wen h,'"mn 't'9e"se oo'S,
ine c"ch"o p"l'oa ~" ienIo VI ne!
""h p"I i"ya nei zee !" '.nei oiluS
nests very "I'Re'ei"IS parent "nicH
uoes 10y "el spui'e' Inc
cutie ish 10 ali"tie, "pii'tel o,o',
'ioi' II Is pioNiueo WIN an iln "as
anu "htl pursued ~ us enemies II
opens ms Dag Whiell niackeilS I'le wa
'"l' thereby ehapI'l'h 1t l" 'ii"he 'lS eS-
CAPE
ne ihlsI'e.ot; an PaIaHiti-
calpiallls, Sacleu 10 lile Dluius' has not
neeii had 10 '"Ne i"o' III me ealIt'
ihtIr Aeeus are ei"'"ru WIN an au
hes'Ve quailS SO tenacious mat II thtV
De ruined upon the smooth bark OF al"
most any Tree ihty Will adhere to IT.
Roots s~prlnglhg IRON these seeds viii
! Is'nuate thelf liners INTO the tree ana
a mlstletne plant Is produced til" next
winter. VI no Other plant DO the roots
relhSt 10 s'lont IN the gIhund' 81 no
other plant 40 tile seeds possess tins
adhesive gelltfatiVe qnaliiy when APP
pllea 10 the DARK OF trees. IL ~ no
wonder that the DtuldS beheld the
plant With superSlltlolls regard, u be
ing the T. pant known to eNlSt that
VIII not iecuiliale III the son. Enough
has Deeii referred To ABOUT tie seeming
monstrcslty OF nature /" CONVINCE Il
sane mlnd thai GWd was Tue designer
and constructor of all which ahonnds
III nature.
"''" "'''''' "it'N'
tins locality a rendezvous for reptiles,
especially snakes. The most prevalent
species are the raIt!" snake, and moe
caslh. me boys ana perAinbu'ate
the sand beach i'll preference to the
woodland retreats ot the venomnus rep
tile. The boys have seen several good
size ones from / To feet long. Why
is 1t that MAJ lainrally has such an
adherence OF snakes Z Since theday of
Adam's tianSgreNSion God placed en-
nifty between the seed OF the serpent
aud that OF Eve and donmed Satan to
crawl upon the earth IN the character
or form he had thus assumed.
The serpent Therefore is the persona
llcation OF evil. lSt, because when coil
el it is embIematic of eternity or the
original Immortality of angels. 2ud,
When wounded on diSmcmoercd in its
exterior parts it has the bower of re-
newing the lost flesh, Sd. II changes
its skin during the VpIuai SpISTu Tins