The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
rPrepa-sd weekly. for the cltlzen.l

with cement, and cemented into
metallic casing. Provision Is made for
the circulation of cooling current of
water between this casing and the
outer shell OF the generator, which, in
one form. resembles an ordinary coal
burning heater. a coal fire or glass
frame Is placed in the interior of the
cylinder. aud by this simple means Of
transforming the heat into electricity,
the inventor claims 10 get five times
the energy from coal that can be rea-
lized by steam, and with this remark
able result-so long sought in vain by
Edison, Tesla, and scores Of others-to
D. able TO produce five ordinary incan-
descent lights from coal consumption
costing cent sn hour.
An artificial musk factory has been
established upon the Rhone, in the
canton OF Geneva. Since its opening
fishermen have noticed that the fish
especially the trout-taken within
couple OF miles down the river, have q
very pronounced flavor of musk, the
heads 10 particular being UNBEATABLE.
As il is known that the essential oils Of
suise and lavender attract fishes, foxes.
martens, etc, it is believed that the
fishes may De similarly led by the odor
10 seek and eat the musk refuse.
An electric restaurant" serving its
customers automatically with dinner.
etc. Is 5 special attraction of the Am
sterdam exhibition.
Two Munich experimenters claim to
have met with considerable success in
treating caucer by means OF new az
titoxiu.
In late sddress at Manchester.
Prof. Boyd Dawkins. considered the
indications Of sanitary progress in pre-
historic days The very earliest man
Q: the pliOcSue sge was only distin-
guished from the Wild animals By BE-
ing clever enough 10 fashion imple.
ueu-s and ls- ire. and il could not o.
sid ,ast he wss either sanitary or in.
sanitary. HIS successor, paleoli.hic
mSu. va> the user o: the polished stone
axe, me Introduction q The domestic
animals SID liz 6weller in fixed
lSol-s.ion. for which ne Invariably
chose : dry place Il The meolunic
m4u We hsye the frs. evidence 81 liv-
Ing u community. cu. the refuse
ASS .e.- u his laci,2t.on aud he was
ignorant q watvE->upply. He always
s-.ecte-l- however, spots where there
VS. Natural drainage, aud he wAs the
l-s. .l.lec q the ground. The most in
po-taut Developments q sanitary sp-
planes ATe found il The cloee O: me
c-0uEe std II me iron SSe There
VS. 5 ul7>. e.auocs:e system @: refuse
heaps. ont there vSs 10 evidence q
81! ar-ifieiA. w2te--supp.y. Nsithe.
II the ueo!it1ic, the bronze, nor the
prehistoric ir0u age were there any III
;egmec-s within ne S-sS o: hzoi.aiion.
Evidence that cremation w2s The rule
n tie bronze sge : found in the lime
s.0os regions q Derbyshire SD the
e14-z downs .: Wiltshire.
Weighing the bzby. !: done under
s.S1dlug.y, : 10, merely the grStifca.
ION . Idle curiosity. - j. i usually Re-
s4-le1. 81. careful, Ee,co7d a. the
weight : : scientific iest Of the infants
health. sud mSy give the earliest warn
ing q serious digestive troubles. Fo.
three - i've days after birth. points
OF, D.. Griffith, II i common tor
children - lose in weight, the full sup
Ply q ultrlmeut not being sbsoFtzi.
A. .he end q tie ms, week. however.
the lorSs should have teen made ID. sud
he gain should then x 81 oance dsy
G1tll the fourth month. after which !
daily gain Q. hs.t 81 ounce i sS.istsc-
tory. The young infant Is still doing
fairly vel il gaining hSlf an ounce
oSlly. but q do thoroughly we'll its
ssl1 should d double that or more ::
2rst-
cpSlss-o.0sy : the name gwen by VI.
/ 4 Marie. 10 the study q caves, sud
spSlse'o.oSicSl society hiss been CT
ssaire~i II Paris 70. promoting this
study. NJ MSrtsl hiss explored several
nnDdrei caves, finding them TO be
natural dsposl,osiss or museums caps
&c q thEOSins light on many sub
.e.,->~ IN their que. rscsSses. lsyer
ste. .sysr q deposits have formed.
sailing Up the storytelling relics lsft
~ o'aeSssouSl visitors, ~ inuuds.ion
S1d oy Ysccolxtion.
Il tie present year on MSrs-whsrs
Us year equals TAO .. our own-shs
p'o-Sr CAP disappeared some months
sS--lS- t1z1 Gs1&l. indicating, IN the
o-1l1z-y view, 5 phsnOmsnS,ly 10.
ss4Soo What ws know % tie StnlCs-
P1S-s q Mars = thus summed up bv
NJ PS-vlvA Lowell: I'VE have p-aSs
Positive that Mars hxs Sn atmosphere:
Es hare rs&so1 10 believe .hS. this ST.
1-lsZs1S-s ) very thil-shinnss 81 less.
:! 14lt t1&a tie SiE upon the summit
g t6S Hs1lS.XySs-snSE in constitution
: 3oss ~ ci-ssr greatly trSaEn cur own,
Ard .ox- ]; i relatively heavily CHARGED
VIII Ex1Sr vxpo. But Prof. Z :
6o.5s1 gives 5 different canelusson s.
~tos l&.s<s news frV-n Mars" In his
cscs1s srscs-osccPse observations 81 the
Xxx observatory. PM Campbell has
compared the spectrum q Mars with
toxs q TIE Non. finding no pSresVA-
The dlesrs1css and 10 1,o-s evidence
& a S1oeo2s vSgscs ~ u 81 sgnlos-
posrs n he o1S c&ss than IL the OH.
81 And i : II The highest deSrss
unlikely that Mars hSs ssn,cscesrs
x-y-Ai1E Ike 3 dense s. .ha aS--hss