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To rnks un IN. DutIe. Again.

ST. CLARE, Mich, Feb. 9-Congress-
man Justin r. Whiting, who has been
seriously i'll for several months, started
for Washington last night. He will 90
as far rs Detroit and in the event of his
nut feeling the worse for il Will proceed
on bis Journey from there.
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bergman to Appear as a witness.

PIrTsBURe, Feb 9,--An order has been
granted for the production in court to-
day of Anarchist Bergman, who at
tempted to take the life Of Chairman
Frick. Bergman is wanted as witness
in the case of c, Kuold and Henry Bauer,
who will be put on trial as accessories to
the attempt TO murder Mr. Frick.
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Eo aLve Knnsns RepublIoans Chapse.

ToPEKA, Kan, Feb. 9.-The Popu-
lists have finally made up their minds to
give the Republicans a chance to test the
legality OF their House organization. The
Populist House in committee of the whole
recommended for passage legislative
appropriation bill. The bill has been
carefully drawn and is designed as a test
OF the legality of the Populist House,
which the Republicans desire to make in
the Supreme Court.
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CAMDEN, n J., Feb. 9,-The grand
jury has returned FIVE bills Of Indictment
against ex-Assemblyman John Harris, a
lawyer OF this city He is charged with
forgery, embezzlement and obtaining
money under false pretences.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 9-There is no
longer any necessity for the presence of
the United States steamship Atlanta in
Haytian waters and orders have been is
sued by the Navy Department to her
commander to complete his cruise in the
West Indies so as to arrive at Hampton
Roads early in the spring for special SER
vice in connection with the naval review.
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PAnIs, Feb. "a despatch from Mar
seilles says that despite the gravity of
the situation no signs Of a panic nave
been manifest as yet. The Board OF
Health is assuring all inquirers that the
disease is not cholera and will be checked
before Saturday.
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LONDON, Feb 9--Pneumonia was the
cause OF the death Of Algernon SlrJoris,
the husband of Nellie Grant. He died
in the Hotel Schweizerhof, Capri.
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Guilty Of Murder, First Degree.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 9.-The jury in the
trial of Edward GaoghAn in the Court of
Oyer AMI Terminer for the murder OF his
wife, Ellen Geoghau, returned at o'clock
last evening, after an absence OF half an
hour, with verdict of murder in the
hrst degree.
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stInNo Choles In sIon,ans.

HELENA, Mont, Feb, 9.-The vote for
United States Senator resulted; Clark,
81; Dixon, -; Sanders, 81. Tierney,
Dem, one Of ClHrk's men, voted for
Sanders, Rep. No choice.
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Thlrteen Killed, Tanrteen Hurt.

ROME, Feb 9-Severa lightly built
houses in Campolieto, pr. ae4 Of Campo
basso, collapsed durin- d nigh wind.
Thirteen persons were Eillud, and ii
were injured
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HAVANA, Feb 9-The Santa Clara
papers report the recent death of Sonora
Dolores Maehalo y Munoz, who resided at
Quemada Hilurio Sonora MaehRdO had
attained har ll5th year.
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Striking Brass solderers Resume Work

MERIDEN, Conn, Feb. 9,-The strike
of the brass solderers at the E. Miller &
Co., factory that began last Thurs
day, has been settled satisfactorily to
both sides, and the IL solderers went
back TO work this morning
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Attaohmsut Against Charles spencer 8 q,

New York, Feb. 9,--Charles j. Webb
g. Co. have obtained an attachment
against the property here of Charles
Spencer & Co. of Germantown, Pa, dry
goods and woolens, in a suit TO recover
s62, ,263 76 for goods delivered between
January, 1892, and January, 1898.
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stiu No Result In wyoming

CHEYENNE, Wyo,, Feb 9-The 6ena-
torial ballot resulted; New, IL; Downey,
81; Holiday z; Baxter, 2; Brown, y,
Chatterson, 1; Beck, /. No choice
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Such words from a gentleman Of Mr..
Cooks standing. should receive great
attention from those in need of a medicine
that cures disease.
We guarantee DR., Kennedy's Favorits
Remedy 10 absolutely cure Kidney and Liver
complaints, Gravel, Stone in the Bladder,
Bright's Disease, all urinary troubles, D.a-
betes, Eczema, Salt Rheum, Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Rheumatism, Skin
Erupuons, Scrofula, Humors, Ulcers, Sores
and Pimples, Disorded stomach Sick Head
ache, Biliousnsss and Purify the Blood. II
Permanently Cures All Female Weaknesses.
We could name scores of people here,
and elsewhere, who have felt not actually
sick, but weak, worn and weary, but who
are now strong and well, solely by the
use of DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
It's a food for the brain, nerve and
muscle. thereby curing sleeplessness, head
ache. and all nervous troubles.
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PresidentlaI Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Ehe President
has sent to the Senate the following noun
nations:
United States Consuls-Henry D.
Kress, of Wisconsin, at Cork; Josiah r.
Stone, of Massachusetts, at Nogales
Postmasters--AIIss Eva r. Wrestling,
Middletown. Pa
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So COULD HAVE SAVED S475
"IFs Our Family Doctor Now"
"The Friend and Blessing the Poor suf-
ferer Eeeds.'

Mr. Cook found health, happiness and
economy in the use Of a simple remedy.
~ suffered for years with DYSPEPSIA and
LIVER COMPLAINT, and was nearlY q
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MAKING WAY FOR HOME RULE.

An Effort TO Make Another Subject TaGo
Precedence Is Defeated.
LONDON, Feb 0.-The House OF Com
mons reassembled at noon and Mr.. Glad
stone at once announced that he would
tomorrow move the suspension of the
rule under which the House rises at mid
night.
The object was to make the introduc-
tion of the Home Rule bill on Monday
possible.
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-
cripple with a sore
leg, writes MIR. james
Cook, OF Catskill,
New York, and after
spending $4Z6
with doctors l found
myself no better. / then
determined to try DIR.
David Kenned dy's
FavOrite Remedy,
made at Rondout, N.
", aud after using
three bottles which
costs me just S q / '0aI
eahTeiu pIlrt Il "
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BosToN, Feb. 9-The committee hav-
ing in charge the Phillips Brooks monu-
ment fund announce That so, 600 has
already been subscribed.
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spain Quarantiues Vessels from orarseille

PARIS, Feb Spain has quarantined
ships arriving from Marseilles at Spanish
ports.
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81 OF HER GREW DROWNED.
Loss of the British steamer Trinaoria or
Cnpe Nillane.

Cape Villaue.
CeRUNNA, Feb, 9.--The British steam
ship Trinacria, plying between the Clyde
and Spanish Mediterranean ports, has
been lost of Cape Villane, near Pun5a del
Boy.
Only two of the crew were saved and
thirJy-sevon were drowned
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YonK, Feb. S,-Money on call was easy
. atld . IL uaf cent
sToCKs-cLosrNa
GRAIN HARRIET.

wheat-No 2 red winter: rs IA March 70 3-a
Gorn-NC. =, mixed: 81 rs; March 523-E May
Oats-No. = mixed: 81 ia; March 80 IL; May
B9
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TO Nc. Road

NeN Monaal Aa- bccn sci by the board oi supervisor. for a hearing and final action in the proposed new road between Casa Grande and Florence via. Arlzola. The road is already open and in use greater part of the dis tancc, and the petition asks the county Go preserve to the public use by declar- ing it public highway, and caring for it as such. As reported by the view CTS the read passes from Casa Grande along the north side of the Arizola town site, thence in general north easterly direction until it reaches the Florence canal about a half mile below Doctor Hurley's raEche. Thence it will follow the north side of the canal along the ranches of Doctor Hurley and Thomas Davis. at Wentworth. at the latter place intersecting the main stage road now in use between Casa drande and Florence.
 AS heretofore stated the greater part of this road is already open and in pub- lie use. The object in having it estab- lished as a county road is to protect and keep it in proper repair. It is d necessary thoroughfare, and without doubt the supervisors win grant the petition and establish the road
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Grant the Petition.

There is before the board of super yisors of Pinal county, now in session ae Florence q petition from the heads of families residing in the ,icinity Of Arizola, asking the creation of new cchool district. The petition rccites that the families represented have eighteen children of school age, and the children are named The law provides that school district may be established for ten children. Super intendent Miller has approved this petition. and it is on file with the clerk of the board with MT. Miller's official approval endorsed thereon.
 It is simply matter of right and justice that the petition of the people of Arizola should be granted in this matter. They are entitled to their own school district, they need it. they want it, and it should be given them. It is sincerely hoped-the supervisors will perceive the justice of this request and grant it.
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school Bonds EnIoined.

Last Saturday q temporary injunc- tion was granted by Judge Rouse at Florence, restraining the board of su- peryisors of Pinal county from issu- ing the bonds recently voted by Casa Grande school district. No. 1. and was made returnable before his honor at Tucson today.
 The principle involved in the suit. as set forth in the complaint on which the temporary injunction was granted, is that as advertised for sale the bonds are made payable in gold, that the statutes of Arizona contemplate that such debentures shall be made paya- bIe in lawful money and that to issue them in the way advertised would be against public policy.
 Last night Judge Kibbey. who rep resents the complainant. and District Attorney Jackson. representing the supervisors. went to Tucson to argue the case.
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nlAaD

ruE OAsf- may bc found on file st the fol- lowing pilrrs.
 New York once San Francisco Chronicle. l20 Times Builninc
 New York Dfcc san Francisco Examiner. Tribune Building,
 Astor Library New York.
 George ?. RoNoll & Co, 10 Spruce street, Hewitt X Iosier 10 East 1lth street New York.
 Drexci Library Philadelphia. Pa. Congressional Library Washington, D. C. Merchants Exchange. Chicago. Illinois. Arizona Building, Columbian Exposition. Chicago, Illinois.
 Public Library. Chicago. Illinois. Merchants Exchange. St. Louis, Mo. Public Library. St. Louis. Mo. Iindell Hotel Rrqding Room. St Louis Mo. Laclede Hotel Reading Room. St. Louis. Mo. Merchants Exchange. Kansas City, Mo. Public Library. kansas City. Mo. Mining Exchange. Denver. Colo Board of Trade. Denver.
 Public Library High school Building, Dcn- yer. Colorado.
 NcGiuty Club. Ei P..n Texas. rerritorisl Library. FhwniN, 1rllona. puhli.. Library Los Angeles, California. Board Of Trade Los Angeles, California. Public Library. San Diego, California. Board uf Trade, San Diego. California. Roard of Trade. San Bernnrdino California Sacramento Library, Sacramento. Calf Board Of Trade, sacramentc. California Mechanics Institute Library, san Fran cisco. California.
 State Board of Trade, San Francisco. Merchants Exchange. San Francisco. u. P. Fisher. Merchants Exchange Building, San Francisco.
 Board of Trade. stockton. California. Public Library. Carthage. Mo. Public Library. Fort smith Ark Hotel Leonard Reading Room. Rockford, III. Hotel Holland Reading Room. Rockford, III. TrBoston Public Library. Boston. Mass. EMorcester Public Library, Worcester Mass Public Library, Utica. New York. Public Library. North BroOkheld, Mass.
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The board of supervisors now in session, and the probate judge under the law, have the selection of new supervisor in the place of Hon. Thos. F. Weeden, resigned. The selection, is doubtless made ere this, but up to the hour of going to press THE OASIS has been unable to learn who is the lucky man.
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Yesterday evening heavy sand storm came from the east, and there was high wind nearly all night. 1t was cloudy in the east all day, and just before the storm broke in this vicinity there appeared rainbow in the di- rection of Florence, which has led to a hope that up the Gila they have had the much needed rain.
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THURSDAY, July 6. 1893.
TON, \ x COUNTY.

Try Graadpa's wonder soap for sale by 4 Grover.
 As q shipping point Arizola is be- ginning to show mp greatly.
 At Florence and Wentworth every body has been praying for rain.
 Tuesday Mir. NJ. R. Moore paid THE Oasis office pleasant call.
 Monday Hon. Thomas Davis of Ken ilworth, was a visitor at Tucson.
 Mir. C. W. Saunders came in from the Saunders ranche this morning.
 Insure your hay, grain and other propetty with c. <. LeBaron.
 Hay for Sale.--ln ten or twenty ton lots. Address Calvert Wilson, Arizola The mower and the hay baler are both in operation at the Wilson ranche.
 The Fourth of July was appropri- ately observed in this part of the country.
 This morning Mir. Fitzgerald shipped carload of cattle from Arizola to Fairbank.
 Union Sabbath School every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, at Casa Grande. Everyone cordially invited 
 Mr. c. $. LeBarron went to Flor ence yesterday He is expected to return this evening.
 Genl T. F. Wilson was at his ranche at Arizola early this week, fixing up some fences.
 Five Hundred Tons of Alfalfa Hay For Sale. Can place on cars. George R. Morse. Arizola.
 Wheat from Doctor Hurleys ranche has been coming into Arizola this week in great quantities.
 At Wentworth Tom Davis is pump ing water for seven hundred head of cattle pasturing on his place.
 Wanted. Fifteen carloads of beef cattle -one and two carloads per week. Apply to George R. Morse, Arizola. Last Saturday Messrs D. $. ThomaaS Elwood Hadley, c. <. LeBaron and THE OASIS editor went to Florence, returning again at evening.
 Last Friday morning Doctor w T. Barry Of Florence, was at Arizola, aud uale a pleasapt call at THE oAsls u&cc
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Estray.-One brown, spotted COW, branded "ace of clubs on left hip, vent on same side. Owner is requested to prove property pay charges and take her away. Geo. Morse, Arizola.
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The usual crop report from the weather bureau at Tucson, failed to come to hand this morning, and is consequently omitted.
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MT. ]. OLegry, the Casa Grande blacksmith, has erected a commodious dwelling of adobe on his homestead, about two and one-half miles north- east of Arizola.
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scorpion siung.

At Otis Thursday morning a little child of Sup't r. c. Carey of the Nam mon mine, was stung by scorpion. A messenger was sent to Casa Grande where a telegram was sent to Doctor Barry, as Florence, to go te Otis and treat the little one. The doctor went at once, but at Casa Grande he was met by another messenger with the in- formation that the little one had died at three o'clock that afternoon.
 The little one was bright boy, five years of age. In their sad bereaye- ment Mir. and Mrs. Carey are extended the deepest sympathy of the entire community
 The farewell party given Misses Bes- sic and Minnie Marshall, at Casa Grande, last Saturday evening was well attended by very happy and congenial circle of participants. Dan cling was the order of the evening, and a nice supper was served and was very greatly enjoyed by all.
 Stevens now sleeps in the melon patch. armed with a shot gun, a Vim chester and a big butcher knife. He is prepared to give a warm reception to any prowling, nocturnal melon ad- mirer.
 It is reported that there have been three rains upon the san Pedro recently, 1t 50 the Gila should begin to raise shortly.
 Mr. Tovey of Gila Bend was a yis- ltor at Arizola today He come up frem Casa Granda, accompanied by Mr. Stacking.
 
 Mr, and Mrs. Charles II, pogac of Florence, are visiting ip Richmond, ludiaps, where they will remain putll October
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Monday was the birthday of Mir. George A. Mauk the pleasant and obliging operator at the depot, and in remembrance his father sent him handsome gold watch and chain.
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Secretary Benson of the Florence Canal Co. is considering a plan for planting bamboo along the inside of the dam al the reservoir. It is said that bamboo slips stuck into the ground al the edge of the water will immediatly take root, and give a vigorous growth that would in a little time give as great protection as rip rapping, and at far smaller cost. And when grown the bamboo can be cut for fencing constantly renewing itself-and wiA yield handsome revenue.
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Last Friday the Williams cattle were shipped from Arizola. There were twenty-three carloads. They went to Leslie. Fresno county Califor- mia, where they will be pastured and fattened for the San Francisco mar ket. The freight charges on the en- tire consignment footed up sl.495.00 While they were being loaded things were pretty lively about the station.
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The increase shown iScertainly very gratifying. showing that despite hard times and other temporary drawbacks the county is experiencing healthy and substantial growth.
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MT. Abram $ Hamphries, rising young attorney of the Arizona bar, re- siding at Florence, presents his profess Sional card in the columns of TIE OASIS this week. MT. Humphries will be found prompt, reliable, capable and energetic. Anyone confiding business to his care and attention will find it attended properly and thoroughly.
The oasis., 1893-07-06

The current number of the Irriga- tion Age contains very interesting article with reference to Arizola, that was written by one of the staff corre- spondents of that excellent journal It will be given place in THE OASIS next week.
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Last Saturday night MT. and Mrs. C. NJ. Marshall of Casa Grande, and their daughters, Misses Minnie and Bessie Marshall, went to California, where they will remain through the summer. For the present their address isat the Hotel Brunswick, Los Angeles
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Mr and Mrs. Charles II. pogac of Florence, are visiting ip Richmond, ludiaps, where they win remain putll October,
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NIT. Toycy of Gila Bend was vis- itor at Arizola today. He come up from Casa Granda, accompanied by Mr. Stocking.
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It is reported that there have been three rains upon the San Pedro recently, 1f 50 the Gila should begin to raise shortly.
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Last Saturday Mir. Maurice Stevens was somewhat hurt by heavy ladder falling on him. For several days he suffered severe pains in his back and other portions of his anatomy.
The oasis., 1893-07-06

Stevens is in hard lines this week. A ladder fell on him, and his best girl has gone for the summer. He goes around looking like hired mute at d funeral.
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Al Florence, saturday Engineer A. T. Cotton informed TIE OASIS editor that the work of sounding for bed lock at the Butte dam site would bt completed with another weeks work He stated that so far as sounded they have found bed rock at depths varying from eight to thirteen feet. The work. however. has been on one side only. and the channel of the stream has not yet been reached. If bed rock exists all the way across dam at that place l20O feet long and 200 fee. high would back up water nearly twenty miles.
 The Tucson papers state that tie Mammoth mill, situated in Pinal Co. some distance north of Tucson, has been shut down, owing tothc difficulty in getting out ore since the recent cave in. This will be obyiated by sinking new shaft, probably 600 feet deep, which will require about two months. when the mill will start again. Seyenty-fiye men have been employed in the mine and mill and the output is reported to have been about Sl3,O0O per month. It is a gold mine.
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TIs As.ensncnt RnIi.

The supervisors of Plnal county are nov in session as board of equaliza- tion. From the Florence Tribune the following details of the roil as returned fn 1 he lo.r 1 nr. t.l-o,..
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Last Saturday, July lst the first tomato of the season made it's appear ance at Arizola, and came to the THE OASIS office for consumption.
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Sunday night high wind prevailed several hours, followed by dead calm and light fog, They were probably caused by rain in the mountains.
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Mir. Geors1 smart, superintendent of the Logan X punu ranche Is wis. iting Chicago, taking in the sights of the Worlds RsiS,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-19

we may thank for the perfect prescrva-
ton of these unique instruments.
The boys in which the ''lurs' and so
many other interesting objects from
northern antiquity have been found
have, of course, at the time of deposit
of The objects, been lakes 81 ponds.
How the objects came to be placed
here may be subject to varying sur
misses; the most probable is that they
have been sunk down in such places to
protect them from some invading
enemy. Some authorities on this kind
of subjects hold to the opinion that the
objects have been brought as sacrifices
to friendly or unfricndly gods. which
superstition also seems quite likely.
The instruments are always found
in pairs and twisted in opposite dircc-
tions, indicating that they have been
blown two and two together. This is
so much more certain as the specimens
of each pair harmonic with one an
other, while each pair varies more or
less from every other pair in quality OF
tone, etc. 1t was formerly believed
that the "lurs," when played upon,
were resting over the players neck
and shoulders. They have occasional
ly been thus represented by artists.
This Mr.. IIammerich has proved to be
mistake. They were carried or held
free in front of the players. with the
ornamental butt collars facing one an
other, when the players were blowing
them, standing or marching side by
side, in which position the instruments
balance easily and make n very odd
and striking appearance, as of two
gigantic and Enthusiastically twisted
horns of some fancied animal.
A few days ago the writer of this
communication had the good luck and
great pleasure to attend fascinating
lecture on the "lurs," by DR.. Hammer
ich, accompanied by experiments of
two artist musicians, at the grand old
style knights hall of tho National
museum in Copenhagen. Not only
were military signals blown with great
effect, but entire small compositions
were performed. 1t was indescribably
interesting olisten to the performance
of an air from one of our most popular
romantic plays. The intelligent reader
with a measure of imagination may to
some extent realize the impression it
must convey to hear fanciful music
performed on instruments which some
5000 years ago were used at strange
temple services, or on triumphal
war marches, or as accompaniment of
the songs and recitals of the heather
bards or scalds at tho courts of kings
and chiefs, or at great national feasts.
Scientific American.