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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-24

Would fill a gooaslssd O0l
ume If u17tten 0ut What he
can do ut Taeksons' in the
aOay Of bargains in fine
Home-Maas Clothing aOonla
fill an entire library. We
haze placed ON sale this wssk,
to make things Anm, about 90
neaO styles of good AHwooL
CAeUot Pants, eal2sd "We
FaOo,zts" at S2.25. M0w,
tuO dollars and a quarter is
but q small sum, and some
people may think it isn't
enough for them to spend fOr
Pants, but ne say to you If
S2.25 mil 40 the aOO1k aOzh
us that Ut WzH take 81 to do
elsewhere, aOhy not take adj
vantage Of onr Pants sale.
Ask for 0nr S2.25 "Fa0or-
itss."
In ozt1- suatS.. Well, every
other man in t01cw aOea1s oa,'
Homemade Suits, and for
good reasons. First ne
guarantee them in repair free
Of charge t0r one year.. Sec
onaIT yOu can Sa0e I11om So
to IS on every suit
Why not try asP It's to
your interest See the ad-
Uanee styles in Onr Hat De-
Partmenk
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senting SO fairly the kind of argument
and the facts on which his very positive
ana startling assertions are made. He
must not, however, be surprised if the
proofs do not seem 10 all as conclusive as
they are TO him, and TO the many, who,
IKE hlm. have possibly been made my
optlc through too restricted attention 10
but one line of study. Especially ought
he To refrain from the supercilious treat
nent he too frequently accords TO those
VINO do not accept his views. 1t IS barely
possible that all scholarship and learning
ana love of the truth are not concen-
trated III the one school OF critics, especl-
ally as scarcely two representatives OF 1t
are in full agreement. We accord to DR..
Briggs sincere reverence for the Bible,
honesty of conviction, and good meas
ure OF scholarship, but we would ask OF
him to allow as much to those who are
not convinced by his arguments; and as
his are the revolutionary views, not to be
In too great haste to assert their incontro-
vertible establishment, especially when
by so doing, he may unsettle the faith of
many less surely grounded in orthodoxy
than himself. On the other hand, views
so conscientiously held and sl1illfully
maintained as those of DR.. Briggs and
the higher critics are not to be met by de-
nunciation or trials for heresy, hut by q
scholarship broader and more profound,
by arguments sOunder than theirs, and
by criticism as exhaustive and thor
ough, which snail carry conviction be-
cause based on correct principles and
Methods
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FRIENDS-AND FRIENDSHIP.


Once on timc-peshaps twas when
IL roun Alraschid ruled-two men
Greeted each other at the gate
OF Basdad, famed throughout the State.
"Oh, friend" the first exclaimed, ''now, say
Why gleam your eyes so bright to-day
Mhlle mine are filed with tears, thaJ run
10 lose themselves my beard ;lInong?r
" Know, then, have IL friend most dear
In kandahUr this many year,
Who now mas come my lot To share,
MY thoughts. my house, my WORK, my fare !'
" An" cried the 1irst, my friend has gone,
Whose face I've daily looked upon.
Forever from my sight he's passed
Across Araoia's desert vast !"
Just then they heard the muezzin's call:
come, come TO prayer! from turret tail;
Ana each, with closed eyes ana bowed head
" a 4 llah IL Allan! kisInet = said,
Then parted; one with 1lying teet,
His thoughts on intercourse so sweet:
The other, SLOW, with stlfied groan,
To muse upon his Ilend, alone
When some ten years had passed away
The two men met again one day.
The solitary man seemed glad;
The other, downcast, tired and sad.
"Oh, friend" the first one cried, 'I fear
You've lost the one you've held SO dear!
What else could chance your Joy TO mar
In him who came from kandaLar?"
4" Alas 81 the other cried, 1--WE still
Abide together and fulfill
The treadmill roun1 OF daily life;
There Is no bckcring nor strife,
AlI's courteous, civil docent-yet
l feel, deep down a keen regret;
lie shares my hoGee, my WORK, my fare,
But in my thoughts LIE doesn't sIare,
You re GLAD to-day-your friends returned
From Ger the Gesersw NAY. yearned
To see hlIn; but might not see;
Yet well knew his love for me
AnQ would not shame that love. tried
To live as though he stood beside
To warn, 10 comfort and to bless;
so grows our friendship more, not less"
The other anSwo red with a sigh.
Just then, from out q turret high,
The muezztn'S voice rose clear and loud:
Come, come to prayer!'' Etch head was
bowed;
And as the sun set, round and red,
Allah IL Allah! kismet ~ said.
On, heed the moral well, / pray!
a friend may go ana friendship stay,
or come ana friendship 1iy away.
Allan il Allah! kismet !" say.
Arthur Chamberlain.
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MONDAY.
The 10th Day Of June, 1892,

For gold coin of the United States, each
piece or parcel so described for the
amount of taxes thereuntO annexed,
together with 90 per cent. on the first
installment and 5 per cent. on the Sec
Ond installment added thereto, and 50
cents on each lot, piece or tract of land
separately assessed and described, and
On each assessment of improvements,
and On each assessment of personal
property additional thereto and accru-
ing costs.
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lectS III from the sun
and wind and keeps it soft and smooth. 1t
also acts as tonic, keeping the skin healthy,
ana thereby preventing wrinkles and crows
feet. Price, 20 cents. Mrs. HARRISoN,S
FACE BLEACH. recommended by the Test
chemists and physicians for removing tan.
freckles, sunburns, black heads, moth patches
sallowness and all ether skin blemishes
Price, 81. MRS. NETTIE HARRISON
Americas Beauty Doctor, &c Geary street
San Francisco. Any lady calling at the par
lors of my lady agent, MRS. NJ. STICE, 525
street. Sacramento, viii receive sample of
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FRANK d. RYAN. Attorney for Estate.
lny2S-5tS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTATE OF
IN BRIDGET MCALLISTER, deceased. No
tice Is hereby given by the undersigned, James
u. McAlliSter, administrator of the estate of
Frldget McAlister, deceased, TO the creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against said
deceased, TO exhibit them, with the necessary
atndav1ts or vouchers, within four months
alter the first publication of this notice, to said
administrator, at the Office OF Frank D. Ryan,
attorney -at-law, County Courthouse, Sacra-
mento, California, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business of said es-
tate. JAMES D. MCAIIISTER
Administrator Of the estate of Bridget Nc
Allister, deceased.
Dated Nav 90. 1870 pov01 KS
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The Grip

Leaves its victims very weak and debili-
tated. Hoods Sarsaparilla is just what is
needed to restore the strength and vigor
so much desired and to expel all poison
from the blood.
Hoods Pills cure sick headache.
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FARMER TOMPKINS AND THE
CYCLOPEDIA.

feller came out here to-day m showed book
TO me;
One at surely oughter have-twelve parts.
md one was free.
He said eZ how twas sure to tell me all I'd
Wanter know,
M called the thing Cyclopee-or suthin'
kinder so.
1t seemed a purity fine old book-a reglar sort
Ontil asked him questions, when seen he'd
told me lies.
Tells ev'ythinp' says I. "That's good-in
fac, sir, that's the best
Kind OF "a book L ever seed, but think I'd like
q test
Before buy her. Lemme see! What does the
volume say
About the prospects OF the comm year for oats
thought he'd flop for laughin' when asst the
feller that.
'N' when asst him Whats the joke?" he
looked almighty fiat
"It don't prognosticate,n says he. 'That amt
the pint,' says l.
What I'm ;i-astln' you is will the blame
thing propnesy:'
M then he turned the pages quick, m showed
me lois o. stuff
About Egyptians, and a squib about an Earl
But when asst him If it told cure for potato
bugs, hl
He said 1t didn't, but it had history of rugs! +!
Nd I'll be derned if that there book he said
would tell so much
Had anything on any page I'd ever care to
touch;
IN then-haw! haw!-I chucked that Dert
young swind. er from the place
so quick ne hadn't time 10 take his smile
down OF his face:
Nd alter him L threw his bag m twelye-part
Cycopee-
My create randfather's almanac's still good
enough Tor mel
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COUNTRY ROLL.

All property described by township and
range is north and east of Mount Diablo base
and meridian respectively.
No. G,416-N Klausman and lots s, 9 and
10, blk ID, Highland Park. Total tax and
co ts'......'- 55
No. 6,76s-Estate of Ellen McCarty and w
u Of 5 l. 4 and n L 4 offs h a. and S 70 u OF
y h a of Sec &c. n, r e, 16O acres.
Total tax and costs.................. Ia
No. 6,937-Charles a. Powers and E X lot
21- II Kerr Tract, Elk Grove, and iinpfs
and per prop, subject to mortgage for 5000
Total tax and dcosts......................... 90
No. 7,1Cs-John Ream and lots and 10,
blk l, Highland Park. Total tax and costs
And lot ;, blk J, Highland Park. Total tax az
an " 5S
No. 7,739-Estate of n Williams and G Az
acres OF ) Il 5 No 429, in I 6 Mr. d E and
impts ana per prop. Total tax autl COSTS.
''''''''-....-. -...-----...............S72 73
No. 7,441-Philip Waggoner and nac p X Of
sec sec ., - ~ Z n, II 8 4, 54 acres and impts Total
And S a Sec %, TSN, r T. i90 aeres. IS
1otai TAX anu dcosts.................. S3
No. 7,7so-Wfliam Winters ordSIsNo
5o9. Weboer Island, 175 acres. Total tax
ana eoSts....-....-. So
No. 7,825&-Catholic Church onisbo. and
lmpts, on " corner of S l. S No 25I. Total
tax and costs...................... 81 20
Property in Sacramento County AS
sessed to Unknown Owners.
mo No; s,o95-Lot II, blk j, Highland Park.
Aotal TAX ana coStS........ ...........S1 %
ITO; 40; 9,O99.Lot 4. blk p, Highland Park.
e>N<A 81
LEE STANLEY,
mySo-4tS Tax Collector.
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NCTICE TO CREDITORS-EST OF c.
1S II. kREBs, deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned, executrix of the es-
tate of Z. II. Krebs, deceased TO the creditors
OF, and all parsons having claims,against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the neces-
sary vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication OF this notice, TO the said eX-
ecutriX, at the law Offices of " iliiam \. Get.,
Jr., 42oH j street (Sutter Buildingl, Sacra-
mento. California. the same being the place
for the transaction or the business of the said
estate in the county OF Sacramento. State of
California. CHARLOTTE kREBS,
ExecutIix of the estate of =. H. Krebs, de-
ceased.
Dated May 90, 1892
w. a. GETT, JR., Attorney for Executrix.
my21-5tS
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Ihe lOiloWlng described lots, pieces and tracts
of land and other property in the city of
Sacramento:
No. S80-W G Dunn, w % lot 6, blk o and
L, goth and goth SITS, ana impts. Total tax
No. 1851 Grifiths and E u lot 7, blk
u and II. 18th and 18th sts, and fmpts and
per prop. Total tax and COSTS ........-..S3S 9S
No. 1,532-R Horton and W. lot 8, blk
ana V, goth and 27th Sts. Total tax and
No: 1.821-L Kameyer and lot 5, blk c
ana ID, 18th and goth stS, and imptS and per
prop. 1otal tax and costs.......... $50 So
No. z, ,752-H Ross and N%ofE "a ofW "a
lot g; blk and o, Sd and 4th sts, and impts.
Ioal tax and costs................ Is
No. 3,133-Robt w Sullivan and lot =, blk
and L, 4th and 5th sts. Total tax and
And lot s, blk S and T, 4th aud 5th SITS.
Total tax and IS
No. 8, 3,l94-W B Somers and S % lots ! and
:, DIR and 5, goth and 2lst sts. Total tax
anu Gus 20
No. 3,2S5-sarah l. Talbot and w a lot 6,
blk z and Q, 9th and 9th SITS, and imptS. To-
ta' TAX ana co
No. 5, ,351-Mrs A Warning and lot /. blk @
ana K, goth and 27th sts Total tax AMI
and lot 2, blk Q and Il, 26th and 27th sis.
Total tax and coStS.............. ..........S7 o-5
AND lot ,, blk @ and r, 2Gth and 2zth SITS.
Total tax and ..........S7 p
And lot /, blk U and r, 26th and 27th ST..
total tax and So
Ana lot 5, blk Q and r. 26th and 27th St,
Total tax ana costs. .....S. 81
And lot {, blk = ana X, goth and 9Th SIS
LottI t5tA tud costs 90
And lot 7, blk q and II, 26th and 27jh SITS.
Total tax ana costs. 90
And lot 8, blk e and L. 26th and 9Th SIS.
iotaI tax anG 81
No. 3,G69--R II Hawley and S II Of w u OF
Z y lot g. blk L and NJ, i Tia ana t5rh SITS ,.nG
impts 1otai tax and dcosts-.................Ss 3 }
Against lots and blocks in the city OF sayra-
mento and assessed to unknown owners:
No. 8,954-E 70 lot 2, blk P and Q, 2sth and
@9th sts. Total tax and costs...............S3 81
No. 3,99s-E 4 lot z, blk L and V, gath ana
25th sts. Total tax and costs............-..Sl 36
No. 3,o99-E 4 lot :. blk u and V, 24th ana
No. 4.o15-Lot l, blk w and X, 18th and
10Th SITS. Total tax and osts...............S3 SO
No 4,o17-Lot Z, blk w and x, 18th and
10th SITS. Total tax and costs...............S3 SO
No. 4,01s-Lot s, blk w and x, 18th and
10th sts. Total tax and costs.....-.........53 65
No. 4, 4,o2A-E y lot 4 blk X and Y, 2eth and
&7th SIS. Total tax and costs...............$1 81
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Referring to the treatment of the Rev.
DR.. James Mcleod by the New York
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
the Boston FatcbDean (Bapt.) remarks:
Though minister of the Gospel cannot
make it his aim to please men, but is
bound to hold himself to his responsible
ties as the servant of the Lord Christ, his
usefulness is largely dependent on his
being well reported of by the BRETHREN
and his Christian brethren owe to him a
tender care of his reputation as Il man
and a minister. TO make him the vic
tim of reckless defamation. TO allow his
character to be assailed behind his back.
to permit his worth to be deprecated
when he is powerless to defend himself,
Is not only wicked, but mean and despi-
cable. The fact that his name is before
church as possible or actual candidate
for pastoral settlement gives the church
no right to discuss him in any other than
friendly and fraternal spirit. If "a call
is not voted, it would be monstrous ag-
gravation to reach the result on grounds
or by methods that would tend to tie
ruin OF his reputation"
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Delinquent Cas- 8fat.
DELINQUENT
TAX | Is 7
For 1891.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO I

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO, IS,
By virtue Of, and in accordance with
the provisions of Sections 3,76i, sos,
3, 100 and 3,467 of the Political Code,
will sell the real property upon which
the taxes on the property hereinafter
described is lien and delinquent for
State and county taxes for the year
1891, in front of the Courthouse door, at
the northwest corner of | aud Seventh
streets, in the City Of Sacramento, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on
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Administrator of the estate of 4. X. Boutwell,
deceased. led Sis

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTATE OF
~ ANDREW J. CURRY, deceased. Notice
Is hereby given by the undersigned, f. A. C.
Nichols, administrator Of the estate of An
crew j. Curry, deceased, to the creditors of
aud all persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary
at.davits or vouchers, within four months
alter the first publication OF this notice 10 said
administrators, at the office of Frank d. Ryan,
County Courthouse, Sacramento, Cal, the
same being the place for the transaction OF
the business of said estate.
f.. "A. C. NICHOLS, Executor.
Dated May Is, 1892
FRANK d. RYAN. Attorney for Estate.
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FaIse Ecorarv

Is practiced by people who buy inferior
articles of food because cheaper than
standard goods. Infants are entitled to
the best food obtainable. 1t is fact that
the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Con-
densed Milk is the best infant food.
Your grocer and druggist keep it.
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The Christian InteltigenceY (Ref.) COM
ments thus upon DR.. Briggs defense:
''The sincerity and honesty of Dr. Briggs
are nowhere better shown than in pre-
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A STAIN

On a nice dress ruins
the dress. A woman's
face distigured by any
skin blemiSh ruins her
beauty. For the dress
there is no remedy, but
'for the face there is.
MRS. NETrIE HAIR
II > o MS LOLO
MONTH"; CREME,
the skin food, has q
n. worldwide reputa-
. ton. For the toilet
1t is indispensable.
1t prevents the skin
VI; fro m becomin ng
SrOUgh and dry Dro-
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THE FOLLOWING APPROPRIATIONS
i are used for the words set opposite them:
Blk, block; sts., streets; impts.. improve
north; E., east; s., south; W., west sec, sec
tion; t., township r., range; s. L. S., swamp
land survey; frac., fraction.
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HAEEMAN'S WANDERINGS.
The Poet Traveller Among the Old
Cathedral Towns.

salisbury. England, the sarum of Ro-
man Britain-Pen Pictures of the
City, It's Interesting Surroundings,
It's Noble Cathedral and the Most
Beautiful Cathedral Close in Eng
land.
The record-union., 1892-06-11

IF afflicted with scalp diseases, hair
falling out, and premature badness, do
not use grease or alcoholic preparations,
but apply Halls Hair Renewer.
The record-union., 1892-06-11

Writing on the administration of ordi-
nances, the Chicago Standard (Bapt.) OBJ
serves: 1.-THE practice of student sup
ply for churches, more especially on
needy fields in the West, is every year
increasingly common. The question has
come to us whether the church served
by one of these young brethren may not
fifty authorize him, though unordained,
to baptiZe and administer the Lords Sup
per while engaged in this temporary
service. Scarcely anything is more to be
dreaded than the opening of door to
laxity. The setting aside of what has
been wisely esteemed during so many
centuries an essential safeguard for the
Christian ministry simply as matter of
present convenience and upon the idea
that for once it may be exceptionally ex-
cused, is what wise men should never al
low themselves to indulge in. Those in
charge of ministerial schools might well
have an eye to this, and for one thing i'm
press strongly upon the young men under
their care that the administering of the
ordinances is not the mere incident of
preaching service, but solemn and re-
sponsible act which no one should under
take lightly, or simply as the expedient
for evading difficulty"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-ESTA OF
N y. X. BOUTWE ELL, deceased. Notice is
tor OF the estate of ~ X Boutwell,. deceased,
10 the creditors OF and all persons having
claims agar st said deceased, TO exhibit them
within ten months after the first publication
OF this notice, to said administrator, at the Of
flee OF Frank ID. Ryan. County Courthouse
Sacramento, Cal the same being the place for
the transaction of the business OF said estate
Dated June 8, 1892.
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CITY ROLL.

Against the following-named persons and
the following described lots, pieces and tracts
of land and other property in the city of
Sacramento:
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Another indication of the triumph of
what we may call the national or Ameri-
can principle within the bounds of the
Roman Catholic Church." SAYS the New
York ChrtSt5an Union, "is afforded by an
important letter reported to have been ad-
dressed by the Perfect of the Congrega-
ton of the Propaganda of Rome to the
Roman Catholics in the United States.
Only the barest abstract of this letter is
cabied 10 this country. From this abstract.
however, itwould appear that the Vatican
has definitely and finally decided against
the movement in this country within the
Roman Catholic Church to secure the ap-
pointment OF Bishops of the same nation
ality as that of the people over which
they preside. European Immigrants in
the United States-such is the gist of this
pronunciamento-if in the Roman Cath
olic Church, must coalesce as one people,
and form one nation. The Vatican will
give no encouragement 10 the mainte-
nance OF separate linguistic and national
communities within the church in the
United States. The far-reaching effects
of this decision, if it be correctly re-
ported, it would be difficult to oyer-esti-
mate. 1t is doubtful whether any other
one influence, save only that of the public
schools, could do as much toward making
the American people a homogeneous
people as this action Of the Roman
Catholic Church"
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No. SS0-W G Dunn, w "a lot 6, blk o and
I, goth and goth SITS, ana Impts. Total tax
ana costs :
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All property described by township and
range is north and east of Mount Diablo base
and meridian respectively
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No G,937-Charles n. Powers and r II lot
81, & II Kerr Tract, Elk Grove, and iinnfs
and per prop, subject to mortgage for $500,
Total tax and coSts.................. "a 00
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No. 1,S21-L G Kameyer and lot 5. blk c
ana ID, 10Th and goth sts, and impts and per
prop. Total tax and costs ....S6 So
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No. 6,416-N Klausman and lots s, 9 and
10, blk ID, Highland Park. Total tax and
co tS.................. S3 ~
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No. 1,532-R Horton and w % lot 8, blk
U and V, 26th and 27th sts. Total tax and
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No. 2,752-H Ross and n % ofE % ofW "a
lot g, blk n and O, Sd and 4tfl sts, and impts
Iotal tax and .......................S Sc 3
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-10

Additional trains will leave Harrisburg, daily
except Sunday at S.2s and 10 IS a.. M, and $40
D. M. arriving at Carlisle at i0a. m, II 20 am.
lions
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Hag-
erstown and New York on Atlantic Express and
Night Express east and on Memphis Express and
New Orleans Express west.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Express and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-10
The CoIaneaa on snan..

We rarely realize how easily the earth
parts with its heat, and how cold space is
through which the earth sweeps in its
orbit. Nor do we commonly appreciate
how relentlessly space sucks away the
heat which the earth has garnered from
the sunbeams, out into its illimitable
depths. Way out in space is cold SO in
tense that we fairly fail to grasp its mean
ing.
Perhaps 300 degrees or 400 degrees below
the freezing point of water, some philoso-
pliers think, are the dark recesses beyond
our atmosphere. And night and day, and
summer and winter, this insatiate space
Is robbing us of our heat and fighting
with demoniac power to reduce our globe
to its own bitter chill. So after all our
summer and winter temperatures are only
maintained by the residue of the suns
heat which we have been able to store up
and keep hold of in spite of the pitiless
demands of space.
Our margin sometimes gets SO reduced
on nights in winter that we can readily
believe the astronomers and physicists
when they tell us that reduction of the
suns heat by per cent. and slight in
crease in the number Of winter days would
suffice to bring again to our hemisphere
new age OF ice, with its inevitable DESC
lation. The balance is really nice one
between the heat we daily gather from
the sun and the share of it which we lose
In space.-Harper's Magazine.