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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-25

Postmaster General Wanamaker
has dumped on" the telegraph Com
pany by notifying them that in
future the Government would pay
only one mill per word instead of one
cent, as at present. Representation
Of the telegraph companies while re-
cognizing the legal right OF the post.
master general to say what the COM
pensation shall be for this work, claim
that they loose money by doing the
work for the present price, and say
that il Mr.. Wanamaker will not
change his mind they will carry the
messages for nothing as it will be
cheaper than to keep the accounts and
make collections at the rate of one
mill per word.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-25

Copeda thousand and questions constantly
reading conversation study and thinking You read in your
civil REFORM the fishery question: knights of labor
Henry Georges other subject interest," and wish for further
You conversng with friend about photography
dynamite Voapu other topic and in short time both
Your boy home from school and tells he
electricity the gmphopone the telephone
which but this
Cvclopeda will gehim ready of them
from the following gentlemen omitted for OF We
give the list Of names
f. os Professor of Ecclesiastical History Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn.
Rev G. A. Duncan Presbyterian Church.
Thos Russell Presiding Elder, E Church. onesboo Tenn
Baptist Church. Jonesboro, Tenn
j. D. Dloke LIST NJ E. Church. Grecnevl Tenn.
l.. McWherter, Greenevle Tenn.
L. NJ Cartright P c. NJ c., South Greenevie, Tenn.
A w. Taylor, Greenevile, Tenn.
L. Clancy Presbyterian Church, Rogeryle, Tenn
s.. A. Rodgers Judge 3rd Circuit, Loudon, Tenn
Price, Preacher charge Of the NJ E. Church South Morstown
Tenn,
Robertson Pastor Presbyterian Church Mostown Tenn
Meor, Pastor Centenary NJ E. Church Merrisown Tenn
Allison, Pastor Morrstown Baptist Church.
w T. Russell, President of Newman College, Messy Greek
Sam1 I. Wilson, Librarian Maryvle College
Rogers Prof of Greek and modern languages, Mayvle Col
G. s W. Crawford Prof Of Mathematics, MayVile College.
Rev. W. E ljams Maryylle
Maryvile.
s Hiard, of the NJ. E. c. S. Knoxville, Tenn
Keith Pastor Broad Street M. E. Church, Knoxville.
d.. J. H Frazee Pastor Pilgrim Congregational Church. Knoxville
DIR. S. t Willis Minister Christian Church, Knoxville.
NJ HALEY, Calvary Baptist Church, Knoxville
Chas Dbney President of the University of Tenn Knoxville
T. C. Karnes, the University of Tennessee.
Prof VIM. w. Carson, University of Tennessee.
Prof. 7 O. Deaderick, University OF Tennessee
Prof. W. Moses University OF Tennessee.
Prof. L. c. Garter, University OF Tennessee.
O. L. Newman University of Tennessee
Prof.. s. n. Smith, University OF Tennessee
Knoxville Daily Journal
Rev John Broadus D. D. D. Religious Herald Richmond
Decidedly the best work the kind accessible the Peoples Cyopda
published by Phillips & Hunt. Il
Call and examine the work this week
J.D.P. sCHErJCK,
Southern Agent. Johnson City, Tenn
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-25

ToTHE EDIToR Please inform your
readers that have u positive remedy
for the above named disease. BY its
timely use thousands Of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall
be glad to send two bottles ol my rem
edy FREE to any OF your readers who
have consumption il they will send
me their express and postoffice address
Respectfully, T. A. SLoCUM, M, c., ISL
Pearl street, New York,
0o0-099
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-25

The report in the Knoxville Jour-
nal Monday that Mrs. Hattie Gibson
Heron had been condemned to death
at Corea for converting nobleman is
denied by Rev. G. A. Duncan, OF
Jon esboro, at the request OF Mrs. Glib
son in the following letter to the
Journal.
JoNEsBoRo, TENN. July 22.-Mrs.
DR.. Gibson authorizes me TO correct
your publication of yesterday relative
to her daughter, Mrs. DIR. Heron, Of
Corea.
Mrs. Heron's husband is John, not
David physician, not minister.
DR.. Gibson died last April, not a
year ago.
Mrs. Heron has not been arrested
and condemned to decapitation. No
nObleman has been converted.
DR.. Heron and wife are on the best
OF terms and confidential friendship
with the King and Queen of Coera
Mrs. Heron has been quite sick, but
on the 18th and 18th OF June she was
recovering. Mrs. Gibson or some Of
the relatives or friends OF DR.. and Mrs
Heron would be promptly informed
by telegram of any serious trouble
but no such Information has been re
ceived by them.
Your informant has most assuredll
come far short Of the mark.
G. A. DUNCAN.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-25

The opposition to the present Civil
Service law is rapidly becoming form
liable. Not that the people do not
believe reform is necessary in our civ
il service but because they have found
out that there is no reform in the
present methods, nor do they believe
any reform possible under the law.
1t would not be surprising il an effort
was made to repeal the law at the
coming session OF Congress.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-25
FOR S CENTS

You can buy box Of baking
powder, lib soda. I package pear
line, 400 matches, 500 tooth picks,
bar good laundry soap either the
owl challenge. good hope, OF pale
olive. I cake good toilet soap I
bottle essence lemon, cinnamon,
peppermint or tooth brush, a
box of good backing, 2 balls thread
2 spools, bar of stove polish, a
pound of coperas, a bottle of royal
ink and gilt edge paper, enough to
write your sweet heart a dozen
letters; doz. shoe strings, ? hand
kerchiefs or one handkerchief, as
you please, twist of tobacco, a
box Of snuff, 6 collar buttons, II
yds. good lawn, an egyptian 1 pint
tin cup, Il yds. hamburg edging,
I purse, then you will have some
thing left to put in it.
A five cent piece can make con-
siderable rumpus in our stock, and
plenty of them like the old preach
ers mosquitoes can buy any thing
in stock.
A very cordial invitation is ex'
tended to you to call and see me
If. not acquainted please call and in
troduce yourself, l viii be glad tc
see you at any and all times.
Respectfully yours,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-25
THE COMET.


The President has appointed Capt.
YIN. Rule editor OF the Knoxville
Journal, pension agent At Knoxville,
vice Maj. Carpenter, removed because
he was democrat. The appointment
Of Capt. Rule is good one and was
deserved.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-25

Ex-senator Malone of Virginia is
one cf the happiest men in the coun-
try. He has succeeded in getting the
republican National committee to
take hand in the political muddle in
his State, and the result is that the
only Malone is more firmly seated as
the republican bore in that State than
aynr
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-25

Charles G. Austin has been appoint
ed U. s. Marshal for the Northern
district of Alabama There were
only twenty two applicants for this
position, and the man appointed was
not one Of them either
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-25

Commodore Schley, who is to be
the Commander OF the new steel
cruiser Baltimore" which made its
trial sea trip last week, pronounces
that vessel to be magnificent, and
says 'she will be able to lick anything
ahoat." II we had thirty or forty such
vessels we would have u navy to be
proud of.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
April ,s9.

April l, 'S9.
Married, Mr. Cuitiss Whitcomb and Mrs
Maggie Palmer at Ashland, March 10, 80,
both Of Sullivan.
Rarsewines are quite, the rage; one at
w L Clark's; also one at + Parks were
we'll attended.
John Arndt has purchased the village
property owned by O Goodyear He will
move in soon.
David Slime who has beenvery low with
inhammatory rheumatism is better.
While spending the evening at a neigh
bors Mr. Streator became deeply impressed
with the idea that he must 60 home Ac
cordingly he preceded his family by some
time and found bis house on fire. The
dining room was filled with smoke and
the source Of the fire was found under the
stove. In short time the fire would have
bern beyond control.
NJ J Stiles, the former school teacher,
spent Sunday in town.
w A Streator and wi Q started for Rocky
River this morning to attend Sunday
school convention held there the End
and ID.
NJ b Bromely, Of Dayton, paid his sig
ters another H. ing visit Friday, March 20.
RES
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
PENFIELD.

i6si 345eg April 1, SO.
Mr. Calvin Ensign, our ex-sheriff, was in
town one day last week. s.as
Mr nj 1cpanaughy visited friends in
oberlin couple Il days recently.
Quite a number from Penheld attended
the double wedding on last Wednesday
evening Of the Misses Eva and Edna
Daugherty at the residence Of their par
ents Mr. and Mrs J r Daugherty in the
north part Of Spencer.
MrC Mclean and wife, Of Canal Dover,
are visiting his parents and sister and fam
lily at the home Of Mr. Isaac Alleshowse.
Rev s L Gray, Of La Grange, expects IL
all Is favorable to hold evening services In
the Baptist church all of next week
Mr. $ NJ Mclean expects to go to Penn.
sylvania on busintss engagement this
week. tDl
Mr. and Mrs S Mccoy have lately been
to Lattasburg on business at the old home
stead.
Mrs George Piper, Of Shelby, Mich, Is
visiting relatives and friends in this vicin-
ity. st.s
Born, March 13, to Mr. and Mrs Fred
Yost, two babies, boy and girl, but the
little boy died.
Snow Friday, thunder and lightning
Saturday night with heavy fall Of rain,
with continuance OF rain Sunday after.
noon and night which has caused the
river to overflow It's banks again and the
ground in these parts is thoroughly soaked.
Mr. and Mrs McAfee expect to move In
&, Jay Harts house on the Sheldon farm
in a few days.
We made mistake In our last commu-
nicatlon In reference T., Miss Lucy Good
years returning from Michlgan II should
read st. Louis, Mo-, instead Of Mich.
Mr. Orrin White, Of Litcbfeld, has
moved and taken possession Of his farm.
Robert Denham and family have moved
to La Grange,
JAKE.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
ROCHESTER,.
res

April Q, 1899.
The young peoples musical and literary
association meets at Mrs T Fields Thurs
day night, April 4.
The last dance at the Hotel de HackAt
was the greatest success Of the season. A
large crowd attended and everybody
seemed pleased with the music, supper,
management. Mr. Frank Dagnan makes Q
very successful landlord and many ex.
press regret that he does not continue In
the hotel.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs F Thomas, a girl,
March 20.
The dinner given by the young people
Of the Methodist church last Tuesday was
a success financially. ~ 3"
There was a general moving April l..
Geo Garrison, N GOss, Hew Boice, NJ W
Phelps, F Dsgnan, aud Chas Call changing
their places oi residence.
The election last Monday passed of
quietlj and with but liule excitement, moi
much interest being nlanisrsted The I'll
loving officers we're elect Il; Municipal
ticket-mayor, Ge', Gerr-H; treasures
II B Beardsley; clerk = ocun; Coup.
cilmen, NV Phelps. 81 ~ 'an al. N
Goss, r 5 FIELDS; mem 80 d Of elu-
Gallon, z l. Kessler. W 4 Crsudall. Geo
Garrison. Township ticket--irusiee, o W
Babcock; assessor, W NJ Phelps, treasurer
NJ Gloss. as
The Baptist ladies socie'y meets next
week Thursday with Mrs W NJ Crandall
Frank Dagnan has opened atemperance
restaurant and billiard room ON Railroad
street. l h'iA' at t'a - F'f'
Landlord " W Phelps is again In the
hotel and promises to entertain his guests
with the hospitality Cor which he 10 IA
nous. 4s9
The Rochester egg and butter market Is
the best in Northern Ohio.
The new members Of the council pro-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
rONSURlAL.
DENTISTS.

C,wtelIe's Art g ..lsry.-plctqres In ey
- cry style and right up with the times.
Special attention paid to enlarglng In Crayon,
Ink, or Water Colors and copying from OLD
pictures. Old negatives all preserved aud uu-
lpiicates can be hat at any time. Gallery over
Bowlby 4 Halls grocery. tr1
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
SULLIVAN,

" r March 80. 'S9.
Belle Park, daughter OF Ralza Park,
died Friday morning after an illness OF
only three days. Her age was eleven and
she was a very bright Sunday school
scholar, foremost as speaker at all our
public exercises. Memorial services we're
held in the school on Sunday, the banner
Of her class which she helped 10 earn be.
IN drared and the members OF the class
weaiing badges of mourning.
Mr. Coates was called to 0berlin last
week to the funeral of his father.
Mr. BlocNer is quite poorly.
A Pa'mely went to Elyria on Friday 10
see his brother Amandrin, who is 10 poor
"alth Mr. Ritter accompanied MIN us
he works for F Parmey this season.
JE Mann, of Granger, visited at his old
home during he past week.
Chamberl ain, Of 0berlin, spent Sun.
day in town
Miss Blanche Rice is spending vaca.
tion at home.
Mr. Style is around calling on friends.
Curtis Whitcomb and Maggie Palmer
have concluded to walk the rest Of lile'c
journey together.
John Arndt has bought the Goodyear
property at the center and takes posses
sion the 1st.
THHrnberger goes onto the Riggs farm
viii Clark TO the Kosht place, Mrs Wells
to the Mcintyre, etc.; in short moving
seems to be the rage this spring.
Duo.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
Poisoned by a Calf.

My little by broke out with ulcers and
.Dns :, the results Of the salive from the
ali's month coming In contact with a cut
inger. Tie ulcers were deep and very
,ainful. and showed no inclination 70
ral. w., d quite number Of remedies,
with no henpfii, Int got Swift's Peclfic.
cd he improved with the first few deses,
md 10 shoat time was sound and well
4 poison, aud his general health much
improved John L Heard.
Auburn, Ala, Feb, 10, 1889 9aufe
In 1888 I contracted Blood Poison Of
lad t,pe, and was treated With mercury,
,otash and sarsaparilla mixtuers, grow;ug
morse all The lime. / took seven small
bottles s. s. y. which cured me entirely,
and no signs Of the dreadful d,seHse has
returned. Hobbyville, Ind, Jan.
10. 1889. ,AI IA ~, a j q Nance
Swilt's Specific IL entirely vegetable,
and cures Blood Poison by iorcing me
laint out through the pores Of the skin.
Send for treaties on Blood and Skin die.
ease, mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawers, Atlanta, Ga.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
BRIGHTON,

~ April l. 80.
mere seems to be The usual number of
cnanges this spring. TIL Clark will take
MS lather's farm; Geo Clark goes to Lucas
county = 10 flazelton to Huntington. VIM.
raiey 10 Wellington; Henry MerrilIs TO
fllchvlllei Robert Lodew TO Eaton.
. l Kinney has rented his farm to VIM
hugg, Of Ro hester.
oharl'e Whipple ana wife, of Norwalk
spent the Sabbath at his pareHts.
Clayton Bell and VIM French arc con-
llned to the house by sickness.
Later Election passed off quietly, the
Following officers being elected: George
rr"sser trustee. NJ Hall treasurer, l. w
har' assessor, the only strife being on
trustee which vote stood George Prosser
81, John Jordon SO.
LION.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03

pose to illuminate the streets Of the village.
II VIII be the duty Of the marshal to liaht
and extinguish the lamps.
A red bot fight for the posiofice is in
progress, the applicants being W NJ Gran.
dali, Solomon Phelps, Mrs May Ledyard.
Mr. T L Kessler, whose name has been
mentioned in this connection, is not can.
didate for the position, n
The newly elected members to the coun.
cl' belong exclusively to the kip faction,
the bucks having been left cut in the cold.
rhe reign of the mossback is ended.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
THE NEWS
a. hIirli hy ev, s..d,l I,ll,ss,ai.sts.
AliAbout the Happenings AID Special
Eyentsin their Immediate Vicinity.
La GRANGE.

iJf III pff OIL T-T
No 60 April I, 's9.
Ed Perry, his father and mother have
gone 70 Michigan,
Leesiroep, of Baldwin University, Mark
Snyder ene Leon Ryan, Of oberlin, spent
their short vacation at home.
Charles Nichols has just closed sue
cessfulfsfm Of school In The Wheeler dis
trict aqd has now entered college at Bcrea,
Charlss Rawson did good job in the
egg business lastweek Monday he brought
in AGO d'h,n, Wednesday 425 dozen.
ProfMyers will be in town to work in
the musical line for Two weeks, April Is.
VIM johnson has lost a valuable dog
lost sirayed or stolen.
Nj Clifford is about transferring his
hardware business from La Grange to Lo-
rain.
The following is the result of to-day's
e lection; postmaster, G N Snyder 70, f v
Sheldon 90, W + Wolcott 30, X Peabody
20; cotp'nation-msyor, W F Wolcolt, X
70; A Z MauOing 33; council, L G Parson,
!, %, II Wilkins T, SO, R Knowles r, 70; "
Fl Cot d, 80, Alonzo Ryan d, 32, L Grit
nth d, 2s; treasurer, L F Wolcott r, 73,
j Yeauana d, 81; street commissioners, {
Kn OWLS J, 0S, s W Kilner d, 81; sealer OIL
weigats and measures, A W Benscho,en r
IA, F Coleman d, 10 Township--trustee
L @ Parsons =, 1b7. d Nichols d, So; treas
urer, Geo II Robbins T, III, d D Colt d
"a; assessor, W B Hopkins r, 141, W +
Hubbard d, 1l3; cemetery trustee, c 1
Gott r, 100, P Holcomb d, 81.
YoURs DRYLY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
TO The CItizens Of WeIlIngton.

Fred d. Felt, the druggist, OF yelling
ton, will keep tor sale the celebrated
Indian Pill, manufactured by the eminent
DIR, r. MacFarland Of Genoa, o. This is
the pill that cures headache, sick or ner-
vous, also constipation, and for one failure
we offer 800 II directions are carried out.
We can tell you more, they cure rheuma,
tism, sciatic, or chronic, inflammatory. All
stomach diseases yield every time to this
great discovery. They will positively
cure all diseases OF the urinary organs II
durable from any medicine. The secret Is
they cure the liver and will not fail. Do
not fall TO try this medicine; 81 a box, so
pills In each box. Call at Felts drug store
for them. Felt only keeps them, Well.
ingtsn. Ask for the little book giving
symptoms. This Is the great blood search
or Of the world. sT 5000
IN. b. Felt's only, Remember DR.. r
MacFarland's pill Is the only genuine
MacFarland pill on earth. (.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
SPENCER
LION.

April /, 80.
Miss Emily johnson, of sandussy, is
visiting her sister Mrs Richard Duugher.
ly
X Hart will move into II MAYORS house
at the center and he will move onto his
! farm.
Print Thomas and vile, OF Gallon, spent
fe" days In town last week.
Mrs + stedman, Of Lorain, visited her
brother Fred Gardiner and Others last
week.
hr and Mrs Frank Daugherty, of Berea,
are spending a lew weeks with Mr. and
Mrs John Pittenger.
Mr. A Naylor will set up pool and bill.
liord room In the building which WI.
Fuiks formerly used as a blachymiih shop.
such pla ces are bad enough when run on
strictly temperance plan, bu, the good
citizens Of Spencer may have sufficient
reason TO believe that such Is not the case
in the one ALREADY run by Charley Bemout
Two billiard rooms are altogether 10 many
Tor Spencer The young men had far bet
ter spend their time and money in better
ways, to say nothing Of the habits they
form AZ such places, and the fathers II they
care nothing Tor themselves certainly
should for their sons, and those surely are
not the places to learn them habits they
should form.
Election was quiet with but few candi-
dates In the field.
AMArEI-n
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
What b. R. Cooper, says.

J.E. Jackson Dear sir; II had Brghtr
disease In the worst form. | used two
bottles Of your medicine, Burdick's Kid
ney Cure, and II has done wonders for me.
The swelling has LEFT my body and limbs
and am so well | can walk out again
This is the only remedy that wauld reach
my case. Price 75 cents.
What John L. Haldes, Of Woodbury., N.
s. says: j. e. jackson, Dear Si; II
had kidney trouble for years very bad
my pains at times were so great would
roll the floor. / Thought my case help
less one. used two bottles oil your med.
icine, (Burdjck's Kidney Cure) and now /
can do any kind Of work. l recommend
this to all sufferers. Price 10 cents and
S1.25. For sale by Fred ID. Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
WELLINGTON, LoRAIN WEDNESDAY APRIL 1889

though they ought to be blanketed to keep
them from freezing.
Fred West has gone to Euclid to work
this summer.
School meetings in each district next
Monday
Election passed of very quietly; the fol-
lowing are the successful candidates: as
SCISSOR, Edgar Baker; treasurer, Walter
l)irlam; trustee, John West. They were
elected without much opposition.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
AMATEUR.

The double wedding of Mr. Geo Stafford
and Miss Eva Daugherty and Mr. p o Lee
and Miss Edna Daugherty, daughters Of
Mr. and Mrs ] X Daugherty, of spencer,
was the social event Of the past week.
Both brides and grooms have large cir
Gle Of friends and acquaintance. The
marriage ceremony took place at the homo
Of the brides on Wednesday evening In
the presence Of about eighty guests, Rev
@ II Norton being the officiating clergy.
man, assisted by Rev Snyder. The par.
lors in which the ceremony was performed
we're tastiully decorated for the occasion
with floral and other ornamentalions, con-
spicuous among them being horseshoe
Of red and white carnations suspended
over the place where the bridal parry stood
during the ceremony. The brides we're
tasteiully niiired in cream colored lace,
nuns yelling trimmed In hce and satin.
The tables we're loaded with good things
for the inner man and the brides cake
was a thing Of beauty II not a Joy forever.
The presents were elegant and seryiceable
and included mahogany and upholstered
rockers, glass wafer SETS, tea sets, piano
lamps, silverware, and many fancy novel
ties. A GUEST.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
sAVllEas, PHOTOGRAPHER.

Pictures Of all kinds. Finest work and latest
styles. Copying and enlarglng In Crayon. Ink
and Pastel. Special attention to the babies.
Crosier's Block, Wellington, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To, riir EDrroR- Please inform your read
hrs sthat have positiyercmcd for the above
namef disease. lBy Us timely use thousands Of
dy fnsE " any OF your readers who have con
sumption N they will sendme their express
and post oIflce address. Respectfully.
Z A. SLucrM. NC. 1871 v 't,N.w York
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-03-07
PERFUME .,.-..lNsEcrs.
Moths That Give or sIusk-Like an
Many Other Odors.

Moths That Give on sIask-Llke and
Many Other Odors.
Certain moths and butterflies have
recently been found to give offsodess7
from their bodies, which are either Sc
GREETED from organs specially adapted
for the purpose and situated near the
end OF the. body, or, as in some butter
flies. from certain hair-like scales on
the wings. Mr.. Meldola has lately
detected the scent omitted by the male
of a snout-moth, a species of Her
mtnia. This insect possesses a fam
like arrangement of.hairs on the fore
logs, which. he has proved are scent
organs. The odor- they produce
like that OF artificial essence OF
jargonelle pear. The white but.
toray-expels an odor like that
fritrons,ranti-iin-= a7 Brazilian but
eterfy three different scents arise from
as many parts Of the body. The males
Of Callidryas, a yellow butterfly, give
of musk-fike odor, while certain of
our Arctian moths give out an intense
odor somewhat like the smell OF laud-
anum. The food of trout and the
salmon is said In Europe tonconsist of
small erustaeea. such rs water-fleas,
cyclops. ETC.. and the Larvae of May
flies While at the Rangeley lakes we
opened several trout daring the first
week in September and found IN the
stomachs whirligig beetles, flies and
other Insects which had fallen into
the lake. Further observations as to
the food of trout would be of consider
able interest. Mature.