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The state herald., 1895-05-03


The BnrliDgton Route is a notable ex.
eeption to the general run Of western
railroads.
Dnrins period when railroad build.
ing IN this country has been almost Ut Il
s,andsiill, 1t has been steadily pushing
io,"a'u us northwest extension and no"
taxes much pleasure IN announcing Its
NsN'n " ''"S'' '''"'' ''' H''e7
'D U ,',,' -.,
,.a v"oV'' n4 '' "A'e WIN
,"e WI '.e'" A''"' i'A''ios' nna' III
". : " '' As'e."sH' "s'h 'n"' com,
PAM BUSINESS u s'' ILLNESSES Is esehAbeeu
'"e's' ", H'''e proper! sfS.z&foD l ed
'n'''sh '''"' point 70 hbd ron every
'"''ou On o. '"acned VIA inc northern
racine AHa burlington systems.
LUIS new snort iine--'of that Is exact
" WI" u H-feiuees the distance be-
'".eh othAna' hhhsas Ivy, d. Lonls
anu 'he territory south ana sohth.eGs
OF those cities on TIE one hand, and
hon'ann' Northern Idaho and Puget
Sound p0in'a, on the other. ali the way
from ~ TO i'3 mi!en. IL thus becomea
40 Important factor IN bringing the vas,
scope Of country served by tao Northern
Paciilo into closer relationship with tho
Missouri aud Mlasissippi Valleys.
Just to illustrate things. The New
Shor, Line saves
%, milea Lets.sn Omaha and U.,.,.
22i miIss between Oman. .rd p,,,,.
g7l miies b., .e.p Omaha md sna,,,.
"A mile. bo,.e., om,L,an1 .,..a,,s
40 mica be,ver, on.ha.nJ e-.,,,.
The New Lima Inns noe, oo,s,,,,.,a,
inams., snbs,nn,,d nn,r., -,
lently ballns,ed. ind v,,b a.. ..,s,
sieel upon more than m, ,,snni aa,,no,
az ,,.s 1, canal. ,ba h.., ii -.
tons OF tho yurlipy,on sy.,.,
People whose ou,nlon 4. ,o,,I h.v,,,.
; pronounce I, supe,ior IA sny nay ,,.,l
ever built ia tho v,.,.,, go
, IN. train .s,t,ie, viii eo,.,., ., phil
The state herald., 1895-05-03

We take tins oppor unity OF informing
our subscribers that the new Commits
Toner of Pensions has been appointed.
He is an old soldier, and we believe that
soldiers an their heirs will receive
justice ut his hands. We do not antlci-
pate that there will be any radical
changes in the administration OF penson
affairs under the new regime.
We would advise, however, that U. s.
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take
steps to make application at once, il
they have not already done so, in order
to secure the benefit OF the early filing
OF their CLAIMS IN ease there should be
any future pension legislation. Such
legislation is seldom retroactive. There
ic:a it is Of great Importance that appli-
cations be filed in the depsr,mcr: al the
earliest possible date.
II L. 5. Soldiers, Sailors. or their Wild
ows, Children, or Parents desire inform.
atioa in regard to pension matters, they
should write to Tn Press Claims Com
pany, at Washington, d. c., and they
will prepare aud send the necessary ap
plicatiou, il they find them entitled un-
der the numerous laws enacted for their
benefit. Address.
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
JoHa WEDDERHrRs, Managing Atty.
p. q. Box, 3si Washington, ID. &
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NOTICE OF TAXING TAX DEED.

To. James y. Largent, The American Loan
and Trust Company. Phillip Potter, Receiver
of the American Loan and Trust Company
William T.. Burmci-tcr aud Annie NJ. Burme-
lister husband AMI wife, You arc hereby
notified that on the fifth day o! October, 1881
W. +. '-.s...son. purchased nj tax sale for the
taxes of $50. the following tract Of land iowit
Tho north west quarter u section eleven IN
IN to-mrlip seven "a north OF range forty
three 40 west Of the 9Th p. m. in Hhiliips
county. COLORADO. said property at the time
OF the tax levy and assessment for the year
1870, being taxed In the name Of "Burnaster"
and ii appears from the records In the oiiice
Of the county clerk OF Phillips county. that
the said james y. Largcnt. The American
Loan and Trust company, William 4. Burme-
lister and Annie VI. Burrne'ster husband and
wife have or appear To have. some interest
In the above described land. tho ,yae, nature
and extent Of which Is TO III. undersigned
unknown. And you are hereby further
notified that the under signed Is now the own
cr o'thc County Trcasdrer's certificates Of
purchase. by assignment. aud unless the said
real estate is redeemed within thirty days
from the completed service OF tins no.irc, !
will demand FROM the Treasurer OF Phillips
county tax deed. Dated this 10th day of
March \. D., los. E.N McriIEe.iS,
owner and hnide: OF certificates.
], hereby certify that received tho within
notice thi. 18th day Of March isss.
4. 7. Guthrie, Sheriff.
State Of Colorado.
County of Phillips
/, A. T. Guthrie. sheriff. do hereby certify
that after due and diligcnt search. the with
in named James y. iargcni. The American
Loan and Trust Company. Philip Potter.
Receiver of the American Loan and Trust
Company, william y. Burmc.ster aud Annie
VI. Burpicister husband and wife, cannot be
found In my county. Dated this ard day OF
April I.ss-
4. T. GrriiRiE, sierin.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

A state convention Of bimc,nllists will
DO called TO meet at Des Moiues, Iowa,
sometime in June. Senator Wocott md
ether free silver men will be invited to
address the convention. Let the good
work go on. The Goldite, OF tho east
will hear something drop within the
ne Nt wear
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Some o, the ant!-siiver democratic
lenders OF lllnoisSnre urging members
of the party to take no part in the June
convention Of the party IN that state
This looks very much as though the
go!dItes of the party had given up all
hopesIvf being able to prevent. the con
vention from. declaring IN favor of tree
coinage Of silver.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
I.arge., clrcu,n,ion In N.hr..hu.

II isn't much wonder that The State
Journal now has tho largest circulation
in Nebraska. 1t has reduced it's price To
So cent n month with Sunday, or 50 cents
without Sunday; II has been spending
moro money for Nebraska news than any
other paper; 1t has on it's staff such men
rs Bixby, Walt Mason, and Amin. The
Journal is beng pushed ut every point
and is climbing steadily and surely away
nhead of the other state dali &SCrl-
like L,ncoln paper. Especially when
it is as good as the Journal.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

}. B. Weaver isscumIng ives, TO deliv
or a number of free silver speeches in
Colorado, II heiis anxious to aid the
cause q. Tree cclaage OF silver, lie had
better deliver his speeches in the states
east OF Colorado where such work is
neeied Colorado is all right on tho sil.
Yer question and needs no missionary
work along that line, but there is great
need FOR such work in Mr. Weaver
home state.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

LAsp PArtsTs occurred for settlers IN
the shortest possible time.
CONTESTED CASES.
Contested cas"s iptelliRcn,ly aud
nkillfnllr handled.
OLD CLAIMS AND DISPUTES.
Oh claims aud disputes speedily
settled,
CONTESTS
between Individuals having conflicting
claims under the agricultural land laws
ani those between elaiman,s under tho
NiStnAL laws mud agricultural claim.
ants, aud also between claimants under
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Tenth annual session association OF
county superintendents of schools Of
Colorado, to be held at Court House,
Pueblo, May II, 10 and Ii, 1895.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
Presidents. I. Hamilton, Larim, r
county.
Secretary Mrs. Anna X. Page, Lake
county.
Treasurer IL. Burnett, Kit Carson
county.
Executive committee Chas b. Tim.
berluke, Phillips county, Chas. W. Bow.
man, Pueblo County, Clarence o. Finch,
ElPaso county.
Transportation committee-A. D..
Shepard, Atapahoc county.
PROGRAM.
Tuesday, May "A, Up m.
/. Address Of welcome by the Mayor.
.. Response, by the President OF the
Association
3. The duties and relations Of county
snperintenHents TO teachers.-W. X.
Smethers, Las Animas county.
4. Visiting schools; object ana man
uer.-Georse b. Sampson, Rio Grarde
county. 7.30 y. IN,
o. What can be done to elevate the
standard ofthe district schools? Round
table discussion.
Wednesday, May Ii, $50 u. IN.
Il. Patriotism IN tie public schools.-
Clarence o, FINISH. III Paso county.
= Visiting Schools VS.. Office Work:
Which is the more imperative where
there is no deputy T. Fisher, Mesa
county. 2p.m.
S. The sale Of injemnity-school lands
and the investment o: the state school
fund.--C. W. feulason. Otero county.
0. The county superintendent work
in the schools OF his eounty.--oliyer
Howard, Weld county. 100 p. IN.
10. How may more Uniform results be
secured from examinations!
il. New school laws Round table
discussion.
Thursday, May ID, go am.
i. Election OF officers.
II. Miscellaneous business. including
choice Of place for next annual nesting
Ia, Adjournment.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
NOTICE OF TAKIyG TAN DEED.

lhhi'h a \ y hIfbH
To. Charles II. Bets. l. ". Tullcys. Trustee.
Clarence X. Hcsic. l.. ". TIilcys. Burnhnul,
Tuiley- 4 Co.. l.. ". Tullcy.. n. ". Buruhaui
and James y. Brown members of the snid iirm.
The Anglo american Mortgage and Trust
Company, successor to Bnrnham Tnilcys &
Co., and Samuel :. Curtis. Receiver OF the
Anglo-Americsn Mortgage and rIu,, Com.
pany aud ". =. Elwcll. You are hereby mott.
Ned that On the NTH day Of October. i-gi,
Maitls :. Junkin pnrcha.ei ut tax sale for
the taNe, OF $50. the following tract OF land
to-sit: The north east quarter of section
ave ~ in township eight tsi north d range
forty six ~ IVES; of the 9th Principal Mcr.
IiiRn IN Phillips County. Colorado II appear.
from the record, IN tho oilcc of the county
clerk Of Phillip, county, Co!oroin, that the
said Charles II. Bets, l.. W. Tullcys. Trustee,
CLARENCE X. II.sss, L.. ". 1ullcys and Burn.
ham Tulleys A Co., haN. OF APPEAR to have
some Interest In the above Described land. the
exact nature aud extent Of which, Il to N.
und.rngncd unknown. And you arr hereby
further notin.d that the undersigned 4. now
tie owner Of the county Troasurcr'- cartIn.
este. OF purchase and unless the SAID real
s.tats /. redeemed within thrifty days from
IHand ffoH the Treasurer OF Phillips county
a tax deed. Dated this 18TH dny OF March
is.0. MATTE :. JusKis.
Owner aud holder OF certificates.
thereby certify that received the Within
notice this 18th day of March isi'S.
a. 7, GrrnGiE, shorir.
STATE Of Col1raio.
Goaniy Of Phillips
I. a. I. Guthrie, sheriff, do hereby scrtify
that after due aud diiiRsnt search. the with
in named Charles n, Belts, l.. ". Tullcy-.
trustee, rlarcHcr X. Iissse. l., " Tulloys,
burnhan 1uileys A 90. l.. ". Talinyz. INV.
hurEham and james y .iirow n momb.fs OF the
nfin q Bsrnham fullrys a COZ fhs Anglo
American Mortgage and Trust Company sue
e".sot 10 Durnhaa Tuiirys a Co. Sarucl :
curt. Receiver II The A Rlo'Anufiran
Mortgage aud Trust Company aud ", =
kiwell can Ne, IA. found In nay county. Dated
this ard day Of April lsps.
A. 4, strnrfp shcrir.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
rAiRvtgw.

Would |, no, bs s.ll TO tplus the eS
simple II a,anfelis, Mood, 10 regard TO
our want VI tain.
Mics LizLlc Warren las hecu staying
In this ne,aliDorhood the pis, week or
tan
~. Hi's". WASH ~ llrl.o ARE al
Wakrman tot " shiip
Jessie Zili 10 att bdihs school IN tue
Churchill lniiiii
The state herald., 1895-05-03

\ Kansas inan has discovered that
brandy can lie made from wet elm saw.
dnsi, aud discouraged prohi5i'ionist
asks WHIT chance the good cause will
have when II man eau so forth with a rip
saw and get drunk on fence rail.-Ak.
ron Rrpublcau,
The state herald., 1895-05-03
ISniuht-ortnc NIaceub..-.

knights orthc NIa"cabcc-.
The State Commander writes Us from
Liucoln, Neb., as follows: After trying
other medicines for what seemed to be .
very Obstinate conghln our two children
We tried DIR Kings NewDiscoVefy and al
the end OF tao days the cough entirely
left them. We will not be without 1t
hereafter, Ms cur experience proves ,hni
!, cures where all other remedies fall
Signed +. W. Stevens State Com.-why
not give this great medicine trial, rs il
Il guaranteed and trial bottles arrfrce at
City Drugstore Regular size 5OcEnd Il
The state herald., 1895-05-03
in from three TO six days


and In most cases " ith0nt Interfering
with regular nvocaiIon. Pleasant, cKitimatc
and digniticd employment at your own home
or IL travelling manager. Exclusive manage
mcnt of cities and counties Will be- given free
to acceptable persons. No capital needed.
For full instructions address with stamp
Tuos. j. GROVE. Manager, Detroit. Mich.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Spa,ur Voorhees, says that the silver
Iu, stion will lie the issue in the next
presidential campaign and announces
himself in favor OF free coinage OF silver
The state herald., 1895-05-03
Speaker Crisp has d.clnred himself ii
tavor Of the flea coinage of silver.

The people of Roiky Ford haze raj scd
the money ard will begiu work at once
to sink an nrtcsian we'll.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

The democrats Of Missouri are agitat-
ing the question Of cal ing n state con
vcn'ior for the purpose OF considering
tho none, question.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

FhhI.i Q PlAhgS an,ed 10 sear-'. ct,s
CUR free Address Daniel u. beatty. Washington
Nos Iefsry,
The state herald., 1895-05-03
We Want YOU

to act as our agent. We iurakh an expensive
Quilt and all you need free. II costs nothing to
try iii. business. We will treat you well, and
help You to earn ten times ordinary wages. 10th
sexes OF all nge. can live Mt home and work In
spare time, o. all the time. ANY one any where
people la tAe world making much monoy
without capital as those nj work for us. Business
anv other Offered 10 agents. You have q clear
field with competition. We equip you with
everything, and supply printed directions Tor
beginners which, " obey-d faithfully, will bring
prove your prospects, Why not, You can 10 -
easily and surely at work for rs. Reasonable
industry only necessary for absolute success
rNmphie, circular giving every particular IL scrt
free 10 all. DELAY not In sending for II.
GEORGE STISSoS = CO..
BOX No. AIS, Portland, ~
The state herald., 1895-05-03
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

nv MAIL IN ADVANCE
DAILY. With sunday Issue. one year SIX
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wEEkLy-pnc year, in advance. iJa
The state herald., 1895-05-03

ono year, and your choice Of the following sub
s,antiai, ornate, cloth bound works:
SCOTS ioEricAL WORKS. vols.
ruErs OF ENGLAND kSD ANEiticA-, vols.
liFE AND TIMES or SAPoLEoS-s vols.
CyCLoP.fDIA oF SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL N.
fOnMATlOS-i vol.
DICTIONARY of THE ENGLISH LAsGuAGE-i
vol.
pAizACs COMEDY OF HUMAN LipE--s vol,.
LIBRARY or STANDARD huTHoi.s-a vols.
MILLIONS PARADISE Losr-i vol. for Centre
Table.
DASTE's isfEgSo-i vol. For Centre Table.
pASIk,s ruEGhIoHr AND rAi,AplsE-i vol.
TIM CAPITALS OF THE GLoDE-i vol forcen,r.
Table.
or, II you prefer Lighter and More Homelike
Books, you may choose;
MoollEs PorrIcAL WORKS,
EVENINGS AT HONE-HOw TO SPEND THEM.
riiE CIVIL WAR ~ song AND STORY.
NOW HEi.pks OF FICTION PROPOSE. AND
HkHDisEs llEfLr, In brst knrli.h Ci0ih, ~
Iase., ooniaininx over s.pD apt quotations from
the Liirra,gfa Of the World.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Happy and content is home with "rhe Ro,
chester" lamp with the light Of themorning.
Catalogues, write Rochester, ampCo o.. NcwYork.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
Gold, or Silver, or Paper.

We have a $500 CONVERSATIONS, n.
follows:
The state herald., 1895-05-03

First publication April leth, lsa5.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Tenth annual session association OF
county superintendent of schools Of
Colorado, to be held ut Court House,
Pueblo, May II, 10 and IG, 1890
The state herald., 1895-05-03

ceaary ana pfo.aici though 'bey 6dolI' ii,apooaao
The state herald., 1895-05-03
IRR BIRLNGloys NrN sHpgi uys

At GrInRir. sl,erin.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

county OF fhlllip-.
l, A. I. Guthrie, sheriff. do hereby certify
that after due and diligrnt search the within
named Joshua stone. Pierce wright aud Com
pany, J. &. Myer. and John I. VI. Fierce can
not be found In my county. Date this Srd
day Of April. is6. A. 4. orruHIE.
sh.Ftn
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-12-28

A good story is told concerning the
members of the fire brigade in a certain
town not far from Hastings. On one oc-
casion it appears fire broke ont in the
town, and n rush was naturally made
for the fire engine. which was always
kept on the premises of one of the in
habitants. When the men attempted to
take the engine ont, however. they were
met with the exclamation from the Gus
todian:
Hi! We can't take that ont. I've got
hen sitting ON there. and you'll break
her eggs"
Tradition AYERS that the men, seeing
the force of this argument, instantly
withdrew. and the fire was put out by
means of pals Of water drawn from a
neighboring well. l.-Pearson's Weekly.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-12-28

Said little boy who, during visit
to Florida. was Obliged TO drink CON
densed milk, Mamma, just wish
that condensed COW would die Amer
ican.
In "Realms 81 the EIapsburgs' Mr..
Sidney Whitman relates that in little
Austrian town the custom of waking III
the citizens still prevails At D O'Clock tn,
public watchman goes about, calling out
The clock has struck D. Beloved Chris
tians, rise up and praise tine Lord.
II happens that in this town there ar,
many Jews, who are respected citizens
One day one of them went TO the mayor
and said
"In my street more Jews than Christians
live. Why cannot your Waterman also cal
out Beloved Jews when he goes through
that street.
NO, Moses. answered the mayor, ''you
Jews are always wide awake, but II wer,
not To wake the Christians some OF then
would sleep all day"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-12-28
weightine silk.

Some improvements in the treatment
of silk are noted. Ordinarily silk is
weighted" by depositing tannate OF
tin on the fiber; the material receives n
bath of fannie acid and then another Of
perchloride of tin, Il repetition of this
being made until an increase Of the
weight amounts to from l5 to 90 per
cent, beyond which il is not considered
safe to go i'll the case Of silk intended TO
be dyed light shades or TO be bleached.
Recently a German inventor has brought
forward a process in which silica is the
weighting agent. In carrying out this
method three steps are described. First.
the silk, raw or in any stage of manu-
facture and either before or after dye
ing, is worked for an hour i'll bath of
perchloride of tin then, after squeezing
and washing, it is worked i'll warm
solution of water glass or soluble sill
cate of soda for about an hour, followed
by washing, having also been previously
passed through solution of phosphate
of soda. The operation may be repeated
again and again with no harmful effect
ON the fiber or ON the subsequent dye
ing, ard i'll five operations the silk may
be increased in weight some 100 to 120
per cent The silk is now soaped, and.
if already dyed, is cleared in an emul-
sion of olive oil and acid.-New York
Sun
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-12-28

The Romans had various kinds OF
crowns, which they distributed as rewards
for martial exploits and extraordinary
services ON behalf Of the republic. First,
the oval crown, made of myrtle, and be-
slowed upon generals who were entitled To
the honurS of the lesser triumph, called
ovation; second, the naval, or rostral,
crown, composed of circle of gold, with
ornaments representing "bcaks' of ships
and given tn the captain who first crap
pied or the soldier who first boarded an
cncmy's ship; third, the crown known In
Latin as "yallaris castrcnsis, circle of
gold raised with jewels or palisades, the
reward of the general VINO first forced the
cnemy's intrcnchmcnts; fourth, the mural
crown, = circle Of gold indcntcd and en-
battlcd, given to the warrior who first
mounted the wall of hcsicgcd place and
successfully lodged standard or flag
thereon; fifth, the civic crown, made OF
the branch of u green oak, u garland of
oak leaves, bestowed upon the Roman sol
dicr who had saved the life of citizen
sixth, the triumphal crown. consisting at
first of wrcaths of laurel, but aftcrward
made Of gold, the reward of such generals
as had the good fortune To be successful in
battle; seventh, the crown called ohSidi-
| onalis, or graminca, made Of the com
mon grass found growing ON the scene 4
| action and bestowed only for the deliver
ancc of AN army when reduced 90 the last
| extremity This was esteemed the highcs,
! military reward among the Roman sol
dicry. Athletic crowns and crowns 81
laurel, destined as rewards at public games,
and many other kinds Of CROWNS for usc
In various Roman sports are frequently
found mentioned in the annals OF Roman
| history Chambers Journal.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-12-28
working by the Eye.

The advance in the accuracy Of work
manship in machinery is one of the re-
markable features of manufactures.
Formerly if shaft could be made right
within one thirty-second Of an inch all
was well. Indeed, under old processes
this was rs fine degree of correctness
as the eye could perceive. But this was
altogether too far from perfect to an
swer many purposes, and mechanics set
about devising some means to insure
more absolute accuracy. One of the first
suggestions that the eye was less relia-
BILE than the fingers came from the fit
ting Of certain cylinders with plugs. 1t
was found that number of plugs could
be made all precisely alike so far as the
eye could judge, bat the veriest novice
detected difference in their size the
moment they were applied to the hole
for which they We're intended. 1t is said
that now the difference Of one FIVE
thousandth Of an inch can readily be
perceived by the most inexperienced per-
son.-New York Ledger.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-12-28

In 1916 the expedition to the East In
dies under Martin Pring, when in the
tropical Pacific. had one night what was
TO the members of that expedition very
mystifying spectacle. They beheld the
sea all about them pale and white, re-
sembling vast cheese vat, so that one
might have imagined 1.-THE Ship to have
been sailing in Whey instead of Salt
Water, it carried such a milky appear
ance along with it. The Air and Skie at
the same time look d White and hazy,
without doubt the effect of the reflections
from the Surface of the Water so dis
pos'd and colour'd.
In February, 1881, Mr.. Daniel Pidge-
ON, a very acute observer, witnessed
the phenomenon of this milky sea" of
the Pacific, when, he says, 1.-THE whole
ocean from the ship TO the visible hori-
zon looked exactly as if it were covered
with snow.
''The snowy surface evidently reflect
ed the light OF the sky. for Venus. being
very bright, threw distinguishable line
of radiance across it, while the phos-
phorescent crests of waves were now and
then seen breaking above the layer Of
shining matter which overlaid the wa
ter He convinced himself that the ap-
pearance was due TO a thin layer Of
mist, produced when the sea surface
happens to be considerably cooler than
the moist atmosphere above it, so that
the air in immediate contact with the
water is chilled below the dew point and
becomes misty, while the air above re-
mains transparent.
1t would be interesting TO know
whether the same explanation will ap-
ply TO all displays of the milky sea, :"
or whether the effect should sometimes
be attributed solely to phosphorescent
animals and plants, and if not whether
in any case those sources of light con-
tribute to illuminate the sea from be-
low.-Blackwood's Magazine.