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The evening world., 1891-12-11
- 'ENGLASD'S EXTREMITY IL IRr-
LAMBS OPpOETI'SITN.v

, The necessities of manufactured brough: about
by "voi prnduct Ion $50 called OF Furniture aud car
pets this Fall has been taken ADVANTAGE of by u. NJ
Gov psrthwlt Co. for the benefit ui ihemsp!yes
AID thcir cust oinsIs.
Ample capital and a large custom trade have
made easy for them to Luy lGrgeiyof che bargains
open to them, hut lack VI room cUmurlS them -
force ths6c roodr At very Low prices Zig taryrirs
IN Far!or Nuits, foldnxBc aud MouGettc aud
IhpeutIy BrI,bss CARPETS from the la-ge AUIt.uI
sales. Cash VI credit lyJ " 2v5 Park Row. e
The evening world., 1891-12-11

liF"M 'oLtc.I
The Mother-Now, tell me, really; hat do
you think Of tie playing OF my daughter.
st--Oh-um--sr--well, really, It's q
spleDd did Instrument.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
CARPETS, RUGS, &c.

MOQuETTES, $40 vELvETS, o5c. BRuS.
Sells. Goo.; INGRAINS. 800. Z; OILCLoTH, 25o
The evening world., 1891-12-11

RACING ACCOUNTS daily, in THE EVENING WORLD
Sporting Extra The complete stories of events the
track put in type the same day they occur:
1.-THE TURF daily column THE EVENING WORLD Sporting
interesting department racing presenting,
information the cond
for
them worthy the attention SPECTATORS Prepared special writer
SPORTING GOSSIP aracty presented THE EVENING
WORLD Sporting Extra The general and the athletic
puglsm aquat and all
which
the readers demand All prepared by special writer
SPORTING DATESA calendar printed daily THE EVENING WORLD
athletic general sporting
events, bearing.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
A Glance Onward.

trSom STREET d Smi'k's Good NsW,l
Nisl'or-So you have little baby sister.
Little Girl Tes'm. Won't She be mad when
she GetS li"ger an iird she ) dot 10 wear NY
clothes!
The evening world., 1891-12-11

NorKEns VII dYd Mas WiNsiuG'F SooTBiSu
Nsuf tho Gest remedy Tor their eLilarsu. 25U, -
The evening world., 1891-12-11

bl@2!!!FFji1g
TAKE ADVANTAGE
OFT.
YOU CANNOT JUDGE ny A GLANCE HOW
A PIECE OF FURNITURE WILL WEAR. IT
TAKES TIME TO DETERMINE IFS STAYING
THERE Is ANY QUANTITY
GOTTEN UP SIMPLY TO CATCH THE EYE
AND WHICH WILL NEVER RENDER Salts
FACTORY SERVICE. THIS Is MORE CON.
sPICUoUs IN PARLOR SUITS THAN IN ANY
OTHER BRANCH OF THE BUSINESS. THERE
FORE IN THE MANUFACTURE or THESE
GOODS WE ARE Careful 10 HAVE THE
UPHOLSTERY OF THE HIGHEST GRADE
AND THE WORKMANSHIP THE BEST THAT
CAN BE OBTAINED. WE ARE SELLING
EXCELLENT SUITS AT S42 TO s15.
COVERED IN RUGS AND PLUSHEs.
ALL RELIABLY MADE.
The evening world., 1891-12-11

WHAT IT DOES NOT:
1t never strikes out;
1t never "Quits"; "
1t is never caught mapping.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
EtsrItn ltoin

ii'"'' fgTI, si'i.Hgs,l
HuJ 'Oul h2al ny
o iarcht-NGy. cclta!,lr: what makes you
AK:
10y Wei, wien sHoEe YOU say u'a
Lut at&! ~, AID The soup Is smoking and you
5ay t. Is n,aithN. What does his mean, any,
!Ow?
The evening world., 1891-12-11
BEDROOM SUITS

AT ALL PRICES FROM sl6 so UPWARD
ALSO MATTRESSES. BEDDING. CHENILLE
PoRTIEREs AND LACE CURTAINS AT VERY
LOW PRICES
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12
100 ooses One Dollar

We have. ordered a"d in stock, about 35.O00 envelopes. We can make you d good envelope at 8 per 1000. Send us your orders.
 Just bought, lot of Trunks. at bankrupt sale, which we will sell cheap for cash.
 II. E. GwYN X Co. If you want glass of good beer go to Wolf X Coleman for it. They are agents for the klausman Brewing Co.,. of St. Louis, who make the best beer on the market.
 The negro murderer confined in jail here Is causing considerable trouble and uneasiness by his endeavors to escape from the old trap. A now jail is needed badly.
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12
7777777777'7 - - How to Succaaei.

This s the great problem of life which few satisfactorily solve. Some fail be- cause of poor health. others want of Inck, but the majority from deficient grit want of nerve. They are nervous, irreso- lutc, changeable. easily get the blues. and take the spirits down to keep the spir- its np." thus wasting money. time. oppor- tunity and nerve force. There Is nothing like the Restorative Ncrvine discovered by the great specialist, Dr. Miles. to cure all nervous diseases, as headache, the blues, nervous prostration. steeplessness, neuralgia, St. Nitus dance. fits and hys- teria. Trial bottles and fine book of testi- monials free at Winthrop X Co.'S drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12
Tho Difference.

Two Life Insurance Companies issue policies to patron for so .oo0 each. on June ist. 1886. one Company being the WAsnINGroS LIFE INSURANCE Co.,. of NEW YORK. The age is forty years, the premium S6a6 in each company At the end of tirst year each con- pany declares dividend of 70 per cent. nn first annual premium, or $l252 The assured omits to pay the second annual premium due June l. 1887, on both policies. Ky reason of illness or accident he dies August 10, 1887.
 RESULTS.
 The Washington Life pays the bene- ticiaries named in their policy $20, ,OOO. The other company does not pay the beneticiaries dollar, not even the Sl25. 70 dividend declared. This is the difference between the policy contract of the Washington Life and that of any other life insurance company.
 Don't misunderstood us; the Wash ington Life is the only company in the United States that would pay one dol lar to the beneficiaries under these circumstances.
 This is the non-fos feitable dividend system of the Washington Life that we wish to impress upon the insuring public. It is the difference between s20, 900 and nothing, under the ciroum- stances named, and this non-forfeit- able dividend feature of the Washing ton Life would apply to any renewal period of their policy for natural lite time.
 During the last five years alone 2,O53 policies insuring $4,304.140 have been saved to policy-holders of the Washington by non-forfeitable divi- dends. COOKE q HOLMES,
 Little Rock, Arkansas.
 Offices-lW Center Street.
 The clever and contemplating State managers of the above Company, Messrs. Cooke X Holmes, have been for several days placing insurance con tracts with number of our most prominent townsmen, c. P. Taylor, w. $. Graham, Dr. W. H. Alley and others, for large amounts. The good fathers and husbands of St. Francis county and elsewhere could not do bet ter than carry, through these gentle men. in The Washington Life, D Twen- ty Year Investment Policy Contract, thereby protecting their families and future lives against possible poverty and want.
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12
Answer tn,s Question

Why uo so many people we sec around us seem to prefer to suffer and he made miserable by Indigestion. Constipation Dizziness. Loss of Appetite. Coming Up o' the Food. Yellow Skin. when for T5 cents we will sell them Shiloh's System Nitaizer guaranteed to cure them. Sold by Win thrnp X Co. j. L Ahles Colt
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12
Niles Nerve ana Liver pn,s

They act on a new inciple-regulat- ing the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. \ new discovery. Dr. Miles Pills speedily cure hilinusness. bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation, In equaied for men women, children, Small- est. mildest. surest. 30 doses. aa cents. samples free at Winthrop & Co.'S drug store
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12
Whsn Baby vas sick. wc gave her cassoriA, When she WAS Child. che cried for CastsriA, When shc became Miss, shc clung b cAssoria, When shs had Chil.ren, shs Ssvs them CAssosiA.

In almost every neighborhood there is some one or more persons whose lives have been saved by Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrh9x Remedy. or who have been cured of chronic diarrhTa by it. Such per- ons take special pleasure Tn recommending the remedy to others. The praise that follows the introduction and use makes it very popular. 25 and 5O cent bottles for sale by II. Evans x Co.,, druggists. F. F. Todd was in town yesterday on business. He brought stalk of cot ton with him 22 inches high and con- taining l7 squares. He has 5l acres, of which this is an average sample. He is an advocate of early planting, and this cotton was put in the ground about the Sd of April. on land belonging to Dan Wylds. Last year MT. Todd raised one and quarter bales to the acre on the Drafton place, which was planted the last of March.
 A suggestion. If you are troubled with rheumatism or a lame back allow us to suggest that you try the follow ing simple remedy: Take a piece of flannel the size of the two hands, cONulaNG " WltA 0ltt Balm and bind it on over the seat of pain. It will produce pleasant warmth and relieve you of all pain. Many severe cases have been cured in this way. The Pain Balm can be ob- tained from H. Evans & Co.
 I.oCKHARr, Texas, Oct l5, 1889. Paris Medicine Company,
 Paris, Tenn.
 Dear Sirs-Ship us as soon as possi- ble two gross Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. My customers want Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic, and will not have any other. In our experience of over tweLty years in the drug business we have never sold any medicine which gave such universal satisfaction.
 Yours respectfully,
 J. s. BROWNE X Co.
 Sold by Winthrop X Co.,. Forrest City, and E. T. Oliver, Caldwell.
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12
It's Excellent Qualities

Commend to public approval the Califor- mia liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste and by acting gently on the kidneys. liver and bowels it cleanses the system effectually. thereby promoting the health and comfort of all who use it.
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12

Wanted. Twenty-Five flrst-class stave makers.
 GAINES & KIRBY. Apply to Rolfe & Hatcher, Forrest City. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12

SttO put D0&Suu lVOt up StSl DAiSS. Hu excess of something over l, 900 bales as compared with last seasons receipts. But for the fact that new gins have been running out of town. and new shipping points established, Forrest City would have shipped at least 10 900 bales.
 Senator and Mrs. R. J. Williams at- tended the commencement exercises of the Clara Conway Institute, at Mem- phis, last week, In which their beauti- full and accomplished daughter. Miss Lucy, was . central tiguro. She was awarded handsome gold medal for honorable distinction by Miss Conway, and was highly distinguished by her drawings. We arc pleased to extend congratulations to the justly proud pa rents, and hope they may live to wit ness the triumphs which arc certainly in store for Miss Lucy.
 The Memphis papers gave glowing description of the commencement ex- ercises of the different educational in- stituti0ns in Memphis last week. We notice among the names of those par ticipAting and receiving high distinc- ton the names of Misses Alice and Minnie Rollwage, the charming daugh- ters of Mir. and Mrs. l.. Rollwage, of this city. Their rendition of Krauss' Serenxde, . beautiful and difficult plano duet, must have bcen gratifying @ their fond parents, who were in at- tendance. We congratulate ur. and Mrs. Rollwage upon the succeas and advancement of their dauehtega at sch0ol, md fool that their fondooe 1npo1 ass huilt apoa . .snTp fpandaticn.
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12

FRIDAY ArrERxoox. JUNE F. issl.
The Forrest City times., 1891-06-12
Never Miss the Opportunity

This is just what we propose to do We wen, ture to say that we can sell you Goods 25 per cent. Cheaper than any house in town Many Have been convinced of this fact. Every Man.. Woman and Child who has traded with us will bear witness to the Truthfulness of this Broadt Assertion.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-09-23
ST PA MINNEAPOLIS MIMI oNsDAeEN DEN % SEPTEMBER 1891

verksamhet pa allse Rock Island pa
stas iu vara svens Aerikanska folkets
hierta och all reform Dor iu b0Iia hier-
tat.
En- AMMAN SAX: Hvad skulle val Hem
landet CORA med sin upplaga af Oliver
100, 600 exemplar, ON icke f6rsamlings-
medlemmarnes namn insandas? Nu kun
de nagon, som vile vara stygg, invanda
att Hemlandet talade for icke lange sedan
ratt skarpt mot en- sadan vantienst som
har ar fraga ON. Det galde da en- ljus-
krona. Men dervid b6r man komma ihag
att da var det fraga blott ON skolkapellets
upply ysning, nu ar det fraga om hela fol-
kets upplysning. Den som vile skanka
Monan var en- enskild person, en- ameri-
kan, en- demokrat; under det att brunns-
borrningep kommer att ombes6rjas af en-
kristliQ tidning, som innehaller elfva och
en-, half tum ON ett teatersallskaps upp-
tradande en- s6ndagsafton och ON hela
Augustana synodens verksamhet TEN,
och en- half tam kyrsliqa nyheter tvd vec-
kor gamla. Sag, broder pastor, ar icke
det en- tidning just for dig och din forsam-
ling? Johon JdrnsidG.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-09-23

UGnSin7ee. En- sveusk settlare vid
namn Westerlund, bosatt New Stock
holm nSrheten af Whitewood fattade /
torsdags en- yxa, hvarmed han nastan af-
h6gg hufvudet pa sin tire ar gamla -dotter.
Hans hustru dog nagra dagar f6rut och
sedan dess har han varit vansinnig.
Republifcamefna 1 IosCG hafva b5r-
jat sin valkamp. Senator Allison slog
f6rsta reveljen med EFT langt tai Keokuk,
som vackte odelad sympati bland de
blindt troende republikanerna, men vack-
te misstro bland de mera liberala. Han
talade mot fri silfvermyntning, men pri-
SADIE Mckinley billen. ON prohibitionen
talade han sa, att Diet var svart att f0rsta
ON han var for eller emot densamma.
Den st0rtdde dihtGtore af Chile,
Balmaceda, ar icke mer. Efter att hafva
irrat omkring som en- fykting under for
s6k att undkomma sina f5rf6ljare, hanna
de han till slut Argentinska legationen
Santiago. Sedan sin ankomst dit var
Balmaceda mycket nerves. / fredags
matt hade egationssekreterare Urrlbura
ett langre samtal med Balmaceda, hvar-
under han riddles att gifva sig 'Jun-
tans" handler. Pa l5rdags morgonen h0r-
de Urribura EFT skott fran Balmacedas
sofrum och skyndade dit; d5rren blef upp-
bruten och pa badden lag Balmacedas
annu varma lik. f5rtviflan Diver att ej
kunna undkomma och ej hafva nagot sa-
kert skydd d8dade han sig med ett revol-
verskott. Sa smart nyheten blef. kand |
Santiago, samlade sig en- stor skara men,
niskor utanf6r Argentinska legationen och
gaf med hot och skrik slit bifall tillkanna
att ha blifvit af med den hatade mannen.
P& aftonen illuminerades Valparaiso och
samtalet r0rde sig endast ON den tragiska
handelsen. Emellertid lara Balmacedas
skater vara godt f6rvari England; at-
minstone har en- summa Of Ss00,000 |
silver tagits f6rvar at engelska banken.
Namde summa var afsedd att betala krigs-
materiel med. Silfret blef fGrdt fran VAL
paraiso af cit engeiskt fartyg, men for
Balmaceda sjelf hade det engelska farty-
get ingen plats.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-09-23
OAK TA-STAT E RN A.

En- ssy dem0Icratisk tid,tSssg ar an
nonserad att utkomma Grand Forks, N.
Da., med w. N. Berly som redakt1r.
Stdngad az en- lc0 blsf harom dagen
mrs. Onstad. bosatt 10 mil norr ON Fargo,
N. Da., och erh0ll dervld So svara skador,
att fara for lifyet Dir for handen.
Rdnaldd bdfaE. Citizens Bank
Webster, s. d., har install sina betal-
ningar, men stallningen sages vara sadan
att fordringsegarne ingenting komma att
f0rlora.
Ryntdd ffngdr Fyrs | Sioux Falls,
s. Da., fBrvarade fangar lyckades f5rli-
den onsdag att rymma fran fangelset der
stades, utan att det .lyckats att ertappa
dem.
RepstbIiEed,ssIeG E0nUei.tet FOR no.
mination af en- kongresskandidat den
aflidne John r. CANDLES stale skall hal-
las Aberdeen, S. Da., den 20 dennes. Det
sages att en- broder till den afildne skall
hafva de basta utsigterna att blifva nomi-
nerad.
De OdfhdngtDes centTdIkc0n mite
har beslutat att halla slit statskonvent
Huron, s. D., den 80 dennes for att nomi-
nera en- kandidat for kongressen. Demo
kraterna halla slit konvent | Mitchell
samma dag och republikanerns MALTA slit /
Aberdeen dagen f6rut.
Strafdd Obetd,,Icsamhet. Far
meren John Leyeroos, boende narheten
af Lisbon. N. Da., f0rlorade harom dagen
hela sin stackar staende hvetesk3rd
Han hade obetanksamt nog satt cid pa
halmstubben rundt stackarne, hvilka af-
ven antandes och ladies' aska.
Prdirte-etI0r rasade fora veckan q
en- 70 mil lang och lika bred areal, strac-
kande sig fran Grand River till Northern
Paci6c-banan vester ON Bad Lands, N.
Da. New England settlementet, 30 mil
s1der ON Dickinson, raddade On 80 mil
prairiestracka, men utom boende settIare
i0rlorade en- mangd hG och kreatur.
En- rebeLUdn. Skolsuperintenden denton
Morton county, N. Da., inforde nyligen
skolorna en- lasebok, ipnehallande tai,
som sydstaternas oratorer hallit pa graf
yarne till ARA for de rebelIer, som fallit
under borgarkriget. Sa smart saken blet
bekant, f6rbj5ds boken att begagnas, till
stor f6rargelse for den rebellvanlige skol-
superintendenten.
| Elds1digt ON SAINT. Fran Sioux
Falls, 8. Da., skrifyes den II dennes:
Myndigheterna harstades hafva uppgifvlt
ALA f3rs5k att genomf5ra prohibitionsla-
gen. Eft bryggeri staden dr. full verk.
samhet och annonserar tldningarne, att
det k6per korn I'LL h5gsta marknadspris.
Kr0garne betala license indirekt form ai
boter pa $50 for hvarje manad, do de ar.
resteras for 1fvertradelse af lagen.
JernUdgsbol0gens seger. Great
Northern och Northern Pacifc-b bolagen
anlade rattegang F5renta Staternas
domstol mot Observation-Disclosures och
| lyckades "a domaren Thomas att utfarda
en- order till kommissarierna, f0rbjudande
dem att STAMINA bolagens godstag e1ler pa
nagot satt lagga hinder vxgen for trafi-
ken, hyilket naturligtvls Ok detsamms
som, att ingen hveteinspektion far egs
| rum. Jernvagskommissarierna aro obe-
slutsamma ON hvad de skola f0retags
gent emot domaren Thomas order. Emel.
Iertid aro Jernvzgsbolagen for tIllfxllel
herrar pa tappan.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-28
"The Custom of Treatinc.V

The custom Of treating is one of the
cursed 5, ciety, and its abolis iment, if it
we're practicable, would be one of the
greatest of public boons The Gus
tom is said to have originated in the
primitive days of the nation, " hen the
settlers had to resort to the mutual
help plan, and hen the neighbors
gathered for barn raising or log roll
ing the host set 'em up for the boys,
and upon similar occasions the compli-
ment was returned. BIT, whatever its
origin, it is DIS ,inctivrly an American
custom. In no other country do men
stand up to Il bar and buy drinks al
ternately for each other until both be-
come Tired. Two thirds of the drink
ing done, tN o-thirds of the money spent
for drink, tWo-lhirds of the resul ing
wretchedneSs, are due to the treating
system. Mn take drink after drink
that they de- not want, and spend money
to pay for drinks for other people, often
times men thef hardly know or p,rhaps
dislike. Furthermore, the custom,
looked at in tie proper way, is degrad-
ing and unmanly. 1t assists in form
ing bad associations, hahi of "loating
around, and preclules "A person from
his most sacred plivilege-that of choos-
ing his own ass ciates. People who join
in the social drink should be those who
are on the closest and most intimate re-
lations. There is no more hospitality or
generosity in the American treating
than there is in the giving of an Indian
who takes his present back. Every man
keeps mean little tab in his head on his
fellows, and the score is kept even all
around. There is comparatively little
solitary drinking among our people.
The number of men who go to drinking
places and buy drink for themselves
alone is comparatively few. Abolish
treating and the saloons would be shorn
of three-fourths of their revenue, and
their number would be reduced in the
same ratio TWAS upon these facts and
principles that some years ago a club
was formed in Brooklyn With the object
of making it discredtable for any gentle
man to give OF accept treat But ii
accomplished nothing, and was short
lived. The custom-expensive, absurd,
and mischievous as it is-has taken too
strong a hold to be easily uprooted, and
will probably last as long as the saloon.-
minneapolis Times.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-28

For several years certain Germans
have been experimenting, with view
to utilizing sawdust as a material for
mechanical purposes. 1t was discovered,
years ago. that vegetable fiber, after
being subjected to certain chemical
action, and afterward to a pressure suffi-
cient to expel all liquids from it, could
be made into a substance almost indie =
slructib.e by the clements, and of great
utility in the mechanical and orna
mental arts.
The difficulty has been that but few
kind, of fiber were capable of the trans
formation by any known process. 1t
might almost be said that the fiber of
cotton alone produced satisfactory re-
suits.
Scientists are aware, however, that
all vegetable fiber is, to certain extent,
identical; that is, it is cellulose more or
less mixed it'll other substances; and
they have believed that there must be
some means by which the coar5er kinds
can be made useful for the purpose as
we'll as cotton, which is nearly nearly
cellulose
A German scientific Journal gives the
results Of experiments i'll that country.
A substance has been made from COM
mon sawd3st by means of an acid proc
ess that promises to be of great value.
1t is described Us being exc 'edingly firm
of texture and of great hardness, i'll
capable of being bored by common
gimlet, more imrervious to the action
of the elements than the ordinary
metals, and ractcalIy indestructible
by fire.
1t is said to be stronger than timber,
and but fraction of the weight of iron
or Steel The cost of manufacture is
asserted to be SO low as to bring it into
competition with both wood and iron.
If all these claims Gun b, made good,
the result will be "A great change i'll many
important industries.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-28

Curious Tubes of Green Glass in Sand
and In Mountain Rocks.


Did You ever see the diameter of u
lightning fash measured?" asked u
geologist of writer for the Washington
Star. well, here is the case which
once inc osed fash of lightning, fitting
it exactly, so that you can see just how
big it was. This is called fulgurite,'
or lightning hole and the material it
is made of is glass. | will tell you how
it was manufactured, though it took
only fraction of a second to turn it
out.
"When a bolt of lightning strikes
led of sand it plunges downward into
the sand for distance less or greater,
Transforming simultaneously into glass
the silica in the material through Mhich
it passes Thus by its great heat, it
forms at once a glass tube Of precisely
its own size Now and then such
tube, known as 'fugurte, is found
and dug up Fulgurites have been fol-
lowed into the sand by excavation for
nearly 80 feet; they vary in interior dl-
ameter from the size of quill to three
inches or more, according to the bore
of the flash.
But fulgurites are not alone pro-
duced in sand; they are found also i'll
sold rock, though very naturally of
slight depth and frequently existing
merely as thin CLASSY coating on the
surface Such fulgurites occur in
astonishing abundance on the summit
of Little Ararat in Armenia The rock
is soft and so porous that blocks foot
long can be obtained, perforated in all
directions by little tubes filled with bot
tie green glass formed from the fused
rock. There is a small specimen in the
National Museum which has the appear
ance of having been bored by the teredo,
the holes made by the worm subse-
quently fillel with glass.
"Some wonderful fulgurites were
found by Humboldt on the high Nevada
de Toluca in Mexico. Masses of the rock
were covered with thin layer of green
glass. Its peculiar simmer in the sun
led Humboldt to ascend the preclFltous
peak at the risk of his life. "