... $ imp ape that whirl Wilk imeniag to dimply , a The a skilful .medleel man, who has considerable claim to be called a spseisiist in oases of Co'. =rwarrants the assertion that the practice inds to aciurtereet a tendency to consumption. :-- There can ...

... by an entire herd, which were all invisible nntil they moved. A recent writer,' after quoting this _passage from Drummond, together with a statement of Francis Galton that in clear moonlight a cobra maybe invisible although so near that its breathing ...

... true, until the silent messenger of death shall part us for ever with his icy and invisible hand. Bo you have given this young man your heart, my lass ? said the old man, in cold, sneering tones. Yes, father, I have, was Owendolen s reply ; and I ...

... tie blew-deep' of oondicting opinions, wade through a ffie of adricgiturai ~r. - Plow than s nottang va gue , intangible, invisible, and abstract in agriculture. The ground. and the crops are sometimes real ; in the -case of an amateur gardener, who moves ...

... the pupil can be very widely distended to catch what rays of light there are about. They can thus collect rays which are invisible to us, and so they seem to shine with a light of their own.—LENERD (Notts). No, despite the statement of Leibnitz Has a Quad- ...

... beach on which La Guaira lies. The houses in the town look like dice and the men and donkeys in the streets have become invisible. Beyond, stretching away to the horizon, now vastly extended by reason of our elevation, wo seethe sparkling blue waters ...

... chronicled by a Georgia paper. A man stopped at a house in Douglassville and asked a lady for a glass of water. When lie had quenched his thirst, he asked if she was married or single. She replied Widow. Ou which the man said he was a widower in search ...

... prevent them from lit:ing carried away; but, in spite of their efforts, all the tents, one after another, were blown down. Each man underneath grasped frstit4 al!y at one side of his canvas house and rolled it nrnul his face for protection against the sand ...

... s, for the greater part of which the language of decency has DO name. They will stand here, a man and two women to each Ann, len heapof refuse s and the man will fling shovelfils of the sticking 'tuft into the sieves held by the two women, andihey will ...

... d paper led to M. Braila:it's discovery of its action on apartially-roughened surface, and to his invention of a m of invisible writing by using a . glass point water. Th is tracery becomes visible when iodine vapour. ~-. A wnw amassing' lamphas been ...

... scala raised, so that the ball is, as it were, covered with 4:alp short needle-points, which will penetrate the skin l.f h man's hand or puncture the snout of a too login- .t. 7. animal. A funny little fellow is the Koala, or Australian a,,0 bear. He ...

... priest woukl take the lotus flower from the Japanese sword and cut the leaves in pieces, strewing the same over the kneeling man. After blessing him in this mannec the lights in the corner saucers were blown out by priest :ma the light carried by the suicide ...