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CALENDAR ror JANUARY, 1ae4. New Moon, 6th day, 10h 54.9m., p. m. bh firet Qnar 14th day, 3b 56.7 m,p.m, 8S W Puii 3i 2iat day, 10h 58.9 a.m., NE Last Quar 28th day, 0h 38.3m. p m, NW Dav cf Week. | Sun 4 Sun | High : rises E sets water hmjh tm] after’n \ 7 49 i 12 6 34 v 19 19 7 36 y } 20 8 28 4 iv 2! 9 13 6 | Friday iS 22 9 56 ‘ | sa ay 45 | aa i 10 35 i; Sundar i 26) 1h 52 & | Mond ix 26 | ll 48 9 | Tneada | si 29 | morn 10 | We jay | 47 29]; 02: 11] Thursday | 47] 30] @ 66 2 | Frida 46} 31] 231 13 | Saturday H6 | a3 | y ee 14} Sunday 5] 346] 2 6 15 | Monday | 45] 35] 343 li Tuesday 41 | 37 | 4 54 17 | Wednesday i 43 39 6 16 18 | Thursday 2; 40) 7239 i9 | Friday si ti Ge 20 | Satur ay il 4. 9 45 21 | Su +0 45 10 50 22) M | 39) 44] 11 33 2 : i] 45) aft 4 24 | We day Risa. a 25 | Thursday 6 | is 119 26 | Frida 50 1 58 2:18 rdayv } 51 | 2 39 23,8 y : 63; 399 2 \ 33 { 54 4 33 ; 2) 561 6 ; 1 30] 457| 7 0 DOCTOR DORSEY V j Physician and Surgeon. Graduate of the Medical Department of the University of the City of New York, late Member of th® Resident Staff of Belle- vue He ponctn and the New York
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| explorers have found isolated groups of |
, among other things observed:
| feet
| the coffi | the body ; wrappir
i varic
fragments with tape line and pencil, but | i atresulted in finding that the bones were | certalnly those of a race of tall men. Other
| other places,
RELICS FROM TENNESSEF GRAVES, There was a low wall of earth, inclosing an area of per haps seven or eight acres, the earth in this wall having been thrown up from a trench dug just within. The earthworks were semicircular in outline. In the eastern end of the inclosure was a low mound about 8 high and 18 or @ feet in diameter There were two rows of shallow graves, one along either of the long walls of the inclos- ure.
The process of interment had evidentiy been very simple. A hole had been dug and n of stone slabs built within it and let down, with or without grave ra, and covered with a stone lid, the
whole |! g then covered with earth. These were app maty te graves of the comm 1) folk, for almost without an exceptic
narrow stone cofiins contained nott tog
the crumbiipg skeletons. It waseasy to see how the “pygmy” idea came about, for the tombs were of diminutive size, the
bodies, with knees doubled up to the chin, anly requiring a space of four feet or so in length.
When the work of uncovering the low mound was begun, I was plainly getting into the company of the magnates of the
“pigmy’ iety. Here were regular mum my cases, some made of skins and some of woven hempen fabric, and these coftius in mound cont ‘ty of implements and utensils in stone, per, earthenware and woven materials. it was ghastly to work over the crumbling
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‘aves containing the bodies of children
gri only,and it may
mountaineers have come upon these segre
gatious of small bones and mistaken them |
for the bones of a pigmy race,
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Soapstone or Freneh Chalk. Soapstone or steatite is principally com-
posed of silicon and magnesium, with more | It is known |
or less alumiuinm and water. under several different names—as pot stone, reusselaerite and French chalk. It is found in massive form, and is white or yellow,
often reddish or greenish white, ight green It is put toa great vari- | ety of uses and is found in many countries. |
or gray in color.
The priucipal quarries in the United States are at Grafton, Athens, Westfield and Marl- borough, Vt.; at Francestown, Pelham and Keene, N. H.; at Middlefield and Chester, Mass.; near Baltimore; near Washington, Va.,and in Loudon county in the same state; in Guilford county, N. C.; also in The earth which the clay eaters of Orinoco and New Caledonia de- vour with much appetite is a kind of soft soapstone.
Coon Cats.
A correspondent of Science tells of seeing in a private house in Chica’'o recently two cats which the owners culied ‘coon cats.” They had been obtuined iu the edge of the forest around Moosehead lake, and it was claimed that they were hybrids or descen- dants of hybrids of the domestic cat and the raccoon, They were larger than the or dinary house cat, had very coonlike coun. tenances and bushy coonlike tails that were siways extended. One had the babit of as. cending something high and resting stretch vd out, and their motions when in a little hurry were a coonlike gallop,
Definition of OUla Podrida.
Olla podrida ‘s a term which has come to be figuratively applied to literary produc tions of very miscellaneous contents. Orig inally, the term, which is Spanish, whose literal meaning is a putrid pot, sig nified an accumulation of remains of flesh, fish, vegetables, ete., thrown together in a pot. But it was also used to designate a favorite national dish of the Spaniards consisting of a mixture of meats aud vege tables stewed together. The French equiv
| alent is pot pourri and the Scotch hoich
potch,
The Chinese Like European Bottles.
It is stated that the Chinese much ap preciate European bottles. They have a great liking for them and will resort t« subterfuge, if necessary, to get hold of them. The common people worry the medical missionaries considerably upon this point, shamming sick in order to be supplied with a bottle of medicine. The authority for this report does not furnish any information as to what our Celestial
| friends do with the bottles,
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The area of the several oceans is as fo! lows: Pacific, 71,000,000 square miles; At
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Antarctic, 8,500,000 square wiles; Arctic, 4,500,000 square miles
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The first omnibus astonished the New Yorkers in 1830.
The finest tortoise shell is from the belly of the tortoise. That yields the amber col ored shell from which the costliest pins and combs are mads,
It is thought that the Egyptians and Etruscans were further advanced in the art of dentistry than any other people in that early period, for teeth filled with gold have been found in the mouths of mumrules.
Nine-tenths of all the artificial dyes made in the world are produced in the Germea: empire,
For Over Fifty Years. An Orp AxpD Wett Trizp Remepy.— Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has beed used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth- nig, with perfect snecess. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain,
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Dear Son,—
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