... A SOURCE OF ENZROY. In the process of transforming other foods into fat, says a scientific writer in the Northern Whig. bbere is more or less waste of energy, so that in a properly-balanoed ration one should see to it that we take in as fat the amount ...

... the latter divides the vault of the heavens into northern and southern hemispheres, says a writer in the Belfast Norther:, Whig. The ecliptic is an imaginary circle along which the sun appears to move in the course of the year. equator and ecliptic bisect ...

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... There cannot be much doubt that the latter is descended from the former. With this assumption, writes V. L. K. in the Northern Whig, it is easy to suppose that once the waterfall did not exist, or that through some agency we cannot now identify, certain fishes ...

... called fei is used as • medium of exchange in addition to the ordinary shellmoney. It consists, says a writer in the Northern Whig, of large, solid, thick stone wheels. ranging in diameter from one to twelve feet. and Laving a central hole through which ...

... library chairs are made of leather? If you do you must change your notions entirely, says • writer in the Belfast Northern Whig. Things are not always what they seem. Your silk stockings were once part of a tree that grew in a forest; leather is nowadays ...

... render them unable to return home until the smell ceases. One of the most remarkable plants, says a writer in the Northern Whig, is a Smith American orchid which takes a drink whenever it feels thirsty by letting down a tube into the water. The tube is ...

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