The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-25

~ even lie down on The on Of It. a
nrettv,N jness tA4feA ts64f4GEsNNfHfSa6bk:st
Ing for. So quarry; He is smelling FOR
run inland opt. anon the very legs
of the mack .unnoticed. although in this
casa tho necessity for keeping their |
heads down owing to, the fact that
animar,smeiis are heavy and lie close
to theIrroInnd. Viii serve to prevent
n negn0 %t,1 Ir 1sc. ustng sn q af syss' bk 4 aiay
ecstaticailysat the sight Of hts MASTER
but ! s%.s, sassss e ~; xi1 R usually Z s Y , ,h,,a
lnfelv safisKed of his IDENTITY. IS . =
Generaily speaking, sweet ,odors s are
l-s,,lnhnreted compoundsl, IN. .p~articular.I
avanoratana..an,dlr. an exnosnrex ta. TIA,
atmosphere, although the smell of de-
20 y;no-anima h{}{eTaFsAkfde II, eRdtffe~
-. 49, af+ar 4ha co,,se of t.s.s,Eaen.]
removed. The ~olfactorv sense. how
ever. A1sl6A Nv ~ st ukkkH&I
when assaiied continuonslv nv any one.
odor. Workmen IN big perfumeries be-
come case hardened to the fragrance Of
their surroundings. and nose pain is
f~ort,,naHotu assn 1nnra ps6sn ha IN
offacts hkAnst. ed 4 xRvEfcal +
sufrer;no Again different smells do
not miY r. Is said that If two n%ostrils
are st,ifreh win different Substances
we smell first n and then the other
alternately. but nA.1rra tleAdAka bf the
two together. +This Il probably the
case with tho lower animals. too. and
oxrlains how foyMNnnAhaAt fAhWSta, oft
and follow the trail of a fox over
5uro,,nd that has heso.taAfss d.hv sheen
or cattle The has
: e; one : ,R 2;'ssss e. q rs; ts;sss:;s''z
odoriferous owing to an unfortunate
encounter wins sFl ihEr an fha Tn1revi-
orc dow +ba+ no was hardly annroach-
ahle n,ta,Il IL, TSrRa TIt,
Among h,immna,nrs + insdi ii fhe sense
Of smell, like those of sight and hear
TIC yar;os ana [aertain
persons seem to he snItita' hnafrected nv
certain doors t~,istla -others ard .cnlor
sblind' to certain, colors4 or. stftone deaf
tn the shri1l oa1l.of a hat. or tha ohirn-
INC Of > cricket. Perhans Il. Is indica-
two ~ tho manner in which we arc
disconttn,ine thu ,,sa Of o,,r Masses that
+haro = M ono .Iyara IN
90 ls,ch a. .hlindness. or deaf.
a :; s, s s'saifyias g as sss,''i a;as, ssss9 nee
condition undoubtsdly enisfs 'and is in
deed not uncommon as a seouela If
soma Diseases
h - 10 +r,Iu tha+ va mav c,ain a s,,.
nerior,tv to the brute creation in the
-.noo ce.ns+.~s,AsxsksA,astr ~ %Nr.A,7x y
odors. Nor thu. earivere. ssem to ~
n,,ta ,6soJk1KX &od91Nk m n,a.3
ana E&kEAW na4
uttla attantton to animal odors excant
8, s,s. tss : eo. sesss,i : a q. Il! III Al. sg.
f.inlv inferior tn them in3skiAft ~ n = =
Al events we ~ +ha c,viiIzed 'racAAa II
tho,oh there seeraastm IA M. reason
nv this aanse shoH,}Hidf not y ha cn,ttvat.
- and Ma afac,enct ie.enforced nv de-
lIherata %tra4ntno. This view ia ann
ncrtoa hw tho Fec+ that NOR horn doaf
.c,d ANN .E4hNiIih1AG Ia g trdhwI
- deve,nn their. latent. powers of smell
Is a pitch Of perfection quite unintel-
npih,e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -use
~nectacles to assist the oversight. a
frumnet .ai1r~ 6r~~x6r.rftffnA Is
correct !. deafness: xhy should. not.
.dence 2nnEpv M Fv WITH e so Sni HANDY ~
-%r,,ra,% +ho+ would s+iunlo%o %ho nj.