... snares are several feet in diameter, sad frequently they are strong enough to capture small bird# or mice. Tltw Jelly-Fish's Tram. The jelly-fish, it tails gracefully through the deer surface water 'of the sea, living trap of the most deadly kind. There floating ...

... News: A Journal for Celestials.” “Disappointing Tales.” “Why and Wherefore: Why are Hungry, Why Hindoos Don’t Mad, Why Jelly-fish Sting.” “Down Our Way: Minor Journalistic Jottings.” A Fashion Menu,” “Poison in Pipes: What not to Smoke.” Immanuel Chacel ...

... Career.” “Chinatown's News: A Journal for Celestials.” “Why and Wherefore: Why we are SMRry, Why Hindoos Don’t Go Mad, Why Jelly-fish Sting.” “Down Our Way: Minor Journalistic Jottings.” Poison in Pipes: What hot to Smoke.” ...

... Doctor’s Wonderful Clain Memories of his Early Care town'# News: Journal “■Why and Wherefore: Hungry, Why Hindoos Don’i Jelly-fish Sting.” “Down Oi Journalistic Jottings.” Poison hot to Smoke.” **»• N.S.P.C.C. Cafe. The rscent cafe chantaat the Portsmouth ...

... shrimp leaves the jelly-fish and lays its eggs at the bottom ol the shallows. About the same time the jelly fish lays thousands of floating egga, which swim away and anchor themselves in the little hays along the shore. The jelly-fish eggs take root like ...

... The appetite of a whalebone whale 13 phenomenal. His chief diet consists of jellyfish. He has simply to open his mouth and paddle along leisurely in order to take in jellyfish by the waggonload. The sperm whale, on the contrary, captures huge squids. Like ...

... have two sets of masters in thi3 way, and so far was concerned he did not intend to have them, and would not be treated a3 jellyfish. He had entire confidence in the Borough Accountant, and in his ability to giasp the work which they had to perform. Personally ...

... eaten, they grew new Would that we human beings could in such way independent of false teeth, commented the Doctor! Then the jelly-fish stung and the serpent and the scorpion injected poison, while the archer fish spat water and washed its insect food from ...

... statement yesterday by Dr. Spon inquest Southwark publican, who, having died suddenly, was found have nine cysts iliki jellyfish) on a heart weighing 21b. lloz. It a rare case, of which Guy's Hospital only specimen, the Coroner a desire to know how the ...

... From which wo make flags To wave in the The Butterfly seems To ueenil, indeed; From him get batter. Which ell ns need. The Jellyfish lives In the depths of the sea; From him we get jelly To cat at our tea. The Penguin’a a bird That walks, flics or floats; ...

... he was •stung probably incorrect. If was stung the stinger was probably of the pretty com. mon Medusas, well known as jelly-fish. Many species of the latter are capable inflictin very unpleasant sting. SB. D'S AMEBICAN TRIP. Mr. John Redmond. M.P ...

... light, and were attracted to the sun. The earliest creature with a kind of nervous system was the jelly-fish which was found in such abundance. Jelly-fish had little sacs filled with solid particles which were early forms of ears, pigments—early forms ...