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There is almost as much diversity as 10
the temperature Of the sun as there is re-
Carding the source of its heat. A recent is
sue Of knowledge contains an article by
MIR. Ranvard on the philosophers, suggested
10y two large photographs taken by DR..
Jansen. These show the apparent forma-
ton Of the suns surface. which is notified
all over. as Mr.. lanyard remarks, like the
cirrus clouds ia a mackerel sky. From the
appearance of the sun as thus depicted Mr.
lanyard assumes that the brilliance Of the
solar surface does not greatly exceed the
brightest incandescence Of the most refrac-
tory bodies obtained by means Of the cleo
trio current. Nor is the heat so great as
many solar physicists assume. From his
own observations and those OF others the
writer concludes that the suns heat cannot
exceed 10000 degrees Ca very high tenn
perature, il must be admitted, but still fall
ing far below that assumed by other as
trOuOmers
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unentni superstitIons.

The respect for the animal world, gen
eral in Hindoo and Buddhist Societies, is
founded, with the tenet Of transmigra-
ton, on the same fixed belief in the en-
durance and evolving advance of every in
dividual being. No spot is empty Of life
in the Indian mind A Deccani or Bengali
laborer. at his meal in the jungle, throws
behind him fragments of his chupatty for
the invisible Bhuts and prets to eat. In
India, as in Japan, festivals (shraddhasJ
are made for the dead with scrupulous
regularity, at which their seats are duly
set. The cast Is saturated with the mental
and social results Of this universal accep-
lance Of the notion that individual life is
inextinguishable. A dignided calm spreads
throughout the oriental populations, a
permanent uninquiring placidity, notice
able by the most careless or prejudiced
cye.-Sir Edwin Arnold.
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8. II. Clifford, New Csssel, Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia and lheumntism.
HE stomach was disordered. his liver was
affected TO an alarming eogfee. appetite fell
nWay. and be was terribly reduced in flesh
On strength. Three bottles of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill. had a
running Rore on his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bottles OF Electric
Eittels aRd seven boxes OF Bucklin's Arnica
5ulve. and bis leg IS sound md we'll. John
-psaksr CatswLa, o., had FIVE LARGE fever
sores on bic leg, doctors said be was in
durable. OEs bottle Electric Bitters aud
one box Buoklin's Asnica alive ca ed him
ensiTely. old by PHrchen- ID Acheul Drag
Co.
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.tilc. muy load 90 sefious trouble with toe
longs. Avoid this resalt D. tak!nR Are .
Cherry feotoral. tho b.s. known remedy
for Gods. coughs. catafFh, bronchitis. in
c.pisnt consumption. an o.. otler throat
and lung ciseecoL
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Garnet Wolsey. an there was dweadful
noise, 'lo' all the cakes an hngs mamma
CiveA us was all sTailt, am I'm the middle
% &C. all--
Eurse came in. am we an tried 20 hide.
She was so cvoss ana said: sob, my good
re-si Mercy me, Whatever has come TO
the rin rail Cos she Thought it was
papa frs of all. an then she got Us ont.
ul--au-we got whipped badly. Papa
did IT, e-s g, the pillows. an Alick had
stuck Dr. sword inf1 some, COS they WIS
soft. au Eow AlirI, says it's time we went
an lived ga desert island. where we
couldn't De- bad au disobev anyboiy-so
that's al 'lout car lau-Eyelyu Stuart
Hardy iu Gcuflewomon.
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Alics cross an say they wanted 20 be
drilled badly, an we had 20 tic on their
shoes. an the corners OF the pillows that
made their heads would stick out, COS
really they had no hair, but Alick said this
was a se-ri-ous undertaking, an there was
20 De no laughing. an II there was it
would be oon-fag rant disobedience of
duty-it was a long word an sounded like
this.
Wen. ar this was who we were. was
the Princess OF Wales. wit my muslin skirt
on an flowers on my head II lost my
crown out of a wiudow-an Ethel was the
Duchess Of ConnauGht an dwessed like
me. an Alick was tho Prince of Wales,
eos then he said he could order evely body,
an Claude was Sir Randolph Churchill. an
Eddie was the Tickle king Of Spain VIII a
crown on. an the twins was the tickle
Duke Of Albany VIII his tickle sister, an
we dwessed three pillows TO- them, eos
they was small. an they was the three
fairies from fairylnn.
An then the bali began. an IL was love
~, only the people was so troubling. ]
danced wifi Sir Garnet Wolsey. who had
papa's spurs ON. but he was heavy an did
flop So an twas velly hard to get him
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round. His cap came Off, an his feet
would get in my way. 50 l sat him down.
But the shah Of Persia was worse To- his
crown wobbled OF six times an at last got
stepped on-that's the shah in the picture
wit the crown an Santa Claus beard tied
on--an Ethel danced Wit the home soc-rat-
trary, an she said his feet dragged shock
ingly all the time, an at las be bent in
two. An Aliclz danced wifi Lady Moon
light, eos hesaid she is too ugly TO be any
body real. an he said, "Once round 'ull be
sufficient OF this" An Claude had an
oth'r lady, who he said was Lady Mac
beth Of Shakespeare, an the king of Spain
tumbled over one Of the fairies, an his
crown came of, an the twins kept on get
ting banged over an scratched their knees.
An il was being beautiful ball, but
JUS as We were goin round the corner
Lady Moonlight got velly doubiey up in
her waist an Alick said. "She's tainted, z"
only jus as be was goin 10 give her jus
one more turn round her feet got heavy
an sviuged round his legs an funged him
onto the table au banged 'gainst Ethel
an upset the homo sec-rat-trary right on
his face, an 1 couldn't stop quick 'nough
an came piumpty on top Of them Wit Sir
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This extraordinary Rejuvenator Is tho most
wonderful discovery OF the age. 10 has been
endorsed by the leading scientific men Of Europe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10
The OId bolhs.

Oscar wilde makes one oi hi, char.
Actsrs say - American girls "Thcy
have great skill ia hiding their
parents, or words To that effect
Aud there 1, sting OF truth ~ Il
think worry often dau ;h'erS and
sons In this cuuntrI are ashamed Of
their fathers and motherA
say "in this country" with empha.
ais. for one sees much less OF that sort
OF feeling made manifest abroad
There respect for the a9cd, whcthcr
they arc relatives or not, in taught
and exacted very gcu.rally
Here the manner Ia which some Old
psople are troat.d by their ungratcful
hard hearted, aud empty headed chill.
dron 10 piu;ul
know of one young woman wnp,
when her poor, old, shabby mother
looked into the parlor whore she was
entertaining n gentleman. gave him
to understand that the intrude- was a
servant
Said he; ~ knew at once tia, II
was a disgracrtul untruth for the
resemblance was very striking aud /
took a sudden DISLIKE 10 the girl
know that old folks are frrGurnt
fussy, garrulous, and worrying but
To lie ashamed OF ones parents for
thoss reasons IN cuntrIuptihl,, aui
when mother looks ~ awhl Ia that
old dress" do they over rchcct that
perhaps she wears II that they ina.
have something little more fashion.
AblsP Or that n she stitched fpr her.
self Instead 81 for them her wardrobe
would be In better oondItion2
And II abe does look funny and
hasn't got any style, why, oyrrY body
viii think more OF hor and ~ them
" they pay har respect aud attention.
for they will command It f1r her from
otherA
No ono will dare n be rude tn her
" they arc devoted and II they arc
lacking many others will follow tho
example
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10
THE REPUBLICANS =!
They Meet in New York This
Evening.
Union EX-PrisonerS Visit the
Libby Prison Museum.
". " DE Young Nu.t Apologize or he
Censurrd
4 HlG HkNBFIT

New York, Feb n All the indications
point I" great uu,p"uriug at CunI~r
Cni"n Tonight when thr "au,i machine
rrrnhlicAnS will hold county convention
I" adopt plau uC organization. auI
H"rur" permanent uihrrrs Sninr II
the leaders uf the muyrmrn, SAIL thu
morning that the Antir would muster
thirty Thousand strong l. has lrru
stimulated 10y the belief that whitrlnw
k"id "ml Thomas T. Plat, ar, bnrk II
the movement, and determine, ,n down
the old machine - far thr republican
organizations II s"v"n assembly districtr
haV" decided Ia ~ over InA n biy tn the
new organization. To. .uight'a convention
will IN all probability end ia" odd rrpub.
l:can county committee aud put ~ sen
a,"r Thomas r. patt in complete control
Of ia" republican organization ia New
York county Th" speakers ,u. night will
lnclud" Speaker MHlhy, of thr assembly,
and senator SaNtou, the republican lead.
rr Ia IN" seuatc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10
Making Preparations.

TIL" New Mexican says. Adju,an
''"neral knaTbel has to-day sent ont I,
several prominent citizens # the city the
following invitation;
You are ~sI~ctly r-lu-st,d To- meet
with other residents, At the office IL th,
undersigned this afternoon al . u'cl~k
sharp. I" appoint cnmmit,rr tu max,
All necessary arrangrmcn, Ia entertain
the militia who will attend IA. inspection
aud review called by the governor to b.
held NJ santa fr on the I'D inst On that
day the militia will l." our guests. and i,
~ th" rlnc"rr desire uf al! that they lr
properly entertained and the reputation
"i our city for hospitality bc preserved
u is very necessary that arrangements
u" accordingly made without any delay,
~ the I'D inst. ir close at hand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10
l.lbipy l'rlaourrs.

Chicago, Feb . Union ~ prisoners 4
war hAv" taken the Libby Prison wHi
Museum on Wabash avrnu" by storm ,r
day, |, IL the thirtirth anniversary "i
the historical tunnel escape from Libby
prison and in commrmoration "c the iHy
and the event the veterans arr holding an
all day Reunion AMI reception. There
wer' on" hundred and nine officers tia,
mai" their escape, but since the close ui
the war death has raled quite harvest
IN their ranks Two of the famous and.
Dr. Charles Warrington Earl" and Capt
Matthew Boyd. have diSi IN Chicago -inc,.
the lAnt ~. .uniun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10

I Washington, Feb. A" chief lgnariu and
several Durang" gentlemen are here al
locating the removal uf the ties in Utah,
snd were before the subcommittee un la
ian affairs of the h"usr ,h,- morning. lg.
RAcio iS Dressed in n" l-'st sui, or Jnlic,
Uniform, epaulrts. inmcnr" rings IN hs
eArS' aud he talked through mn interpreter,
baking II strong plea fnr the removal. n.
id lac had made n treaty for the transfer
a Utah. where 1t iS warm and full II
me. lie said the lndiAns would be- hap
there AMI there would bc no further
Dnger of AN outbreak senator Teller
pd Representative He'll tonk part in the
9esring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10

This is especially noticeable in the dry
g"'-ir trail" The demand frr thee. s,a
rl"S, Will" scarcely ~ large ~ IN Frhru
airy of last year. Is far nhrnd ~ what had
been anticipated al New Years. while M
Improvement is noted almu-t daily.
Manufactures ~ vari"ns kinds m differ.
"n' parts II the country Ia "a total II over
,hrr" hundred have RESUMED operations
sine" las, Friday, IN nearly every casc
with II full force Thrsr include cotton
mills. stove works, tube works. nail
works. c"rlngr fartorirr, ullng milln.
hosiery hct"rirs, Iuarries and ear work,