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LIFE ON THE PLANET VENUS. Speculations in the Light of Science as te What Sert of a Time They Have,
it wiil be remembered that about two vears ago the famous Italian astrono Schiaparelli, announced that In had discovered that Venus, whiel is world very slightly smaller than ou: makes only one turn on its axis In gcin. vince around the sun, It would follos
} from this that on Venus there is no suc
| Ou the other.
| the
cession of days and nights as upon th earth, but that perpetual day reigns on one side of the planetand perpetual night dn other words, if Sclaa is right, Venus always present» fuce to the sun, just ast e
paveili caine
| moon forever turns the same hemisphere
with grease, neglected drap:ries thas | harbor miscellaneous germs of di ease upholstered furniture, greasy outside
wid dirty insuke; old wall papers, saoky and grimy, if pat worse, ate sotirees of danger as much to b. suspec.el andl feared a8 gurbuge Cans or refuse heaps. defice the atmosprere guiie as much, and if they do not menace healt they certainly develop disease.
The room occupied by sitting rooin and tuose oceupicd or abing the New York
persobls, Ssayvs
| World, should realy be without a cur- pet, or if tere is one it should be s laid that it; could be taken up evers
cleaned and aired. — People with a tendency to threat troubles aml vil growing children are beter for liv. ing tt rooms with tare floors, windows a::d doors aud uncove ture, Sae
red furl
ping a carpeted room with a
, they
toward the earth,
The inhabitants of the sunward Venus, then—if there te anr—never sce the sun set, While the Injabitants of the vther side never sce the sun at all, unles- vieit the oppose deusisphere olf
side of
} tivesrgl. sb».
there
7 ste a panies asaij iv s.cK |
uudraped | } beneath a never-setting sun, it is evi | dent that the inhabitants / uitist have
broom certainly removes much dirt from |
ihe floor, but what is not swept up is seattered through the air, making every treath inhakd uiwholesome. Atter the uust settles the rooin is usually ‘dusted,’ shee Lmeans practically whipping the
eposit from one piece of furniture to eno-ther with a feather duster, It woul t be better to leave the dust alone once it setties, unless it can be removed, The thing und Wash out the rag ifterward, just as a clean woman cleans thardwood floor or oiicioth,
Few people have any idea of the ex: yUisite neatiness that children and deli: sate Women require, What robust active people in health jutup with for a nicht
ora day at atime is very deleterious td ti.e weaker persons who occupy tid house with the dusty furniture, the smoky lamp or chimney, the steaming kettles atid pots. or the toilet uteusils, sinks, etc., Cleaned but once a day eve. in the Lest of houses. = It is tie excep
tion where the water jug, soapdish an | Lrush-bolders about the wasthstand ar, cleaned every day,and yet the bad odor: from them poison pure air aud so dis- ease the organs of respiration und poi- son the blood. Itis to give the lungs a chance to throw off these loads of poisonous material that everybody who ran move or be moved sliould go out into the open air duily,or, properly wrap-
ped up, get an airing ia an open door or window.
THE Way | TO SIT. Dur Guanniinsitininea # Straight Backed
Style is the Best Oue,
When our grandmothers were girls and straight-backed chairs instead of cushioned divans were the usual resting places, the young women held tiem: selves with w straightness that was al- most stiffness. Then when they grew old they still held themselves like duch- esses. For it is the way one sits rather than the exercises one takes that deter- mines the erectness of the figure.
A prominent physician says that the proper sitting position requires that the spine shall be kept straight and that the support needed for the upper part shall be feltinthe right place. There. fore, it is necessary to sit as far back in the chair as possille, so that the lower end of the spine shall be traced azainst the back of the sear. If tiis back is straight the shoulders wiil also rest against it; but even if the shoulders have no point of support, it will be found that they do not need it when the base of the spineis supported properly. This position makes no strain upon tlie ligaments of the spine, Every organ of the Lody is properly fixed by this at- titude.
Tne feet should rest squarely upon the floor ; the hands should rest lightly in the lap, and thus perfect equilibrium and rest is secured. The arms should never be crossed, for that position causes astraip upon the spine, places a weight upon the stomach aud~ diaphragm and thus increases the labor of digestion and respiration.
Once ina while it isa good thing to place the arms behind the back, giving as it does, the fullest expansion to the upper part of the body.—New York World.
A Theorist Who Failed.
There recently died in New Jersey at the age of 73 a theorist who had spent all his fortune, which atone time was considerable, and all his life in a vain attempt to solve the problem of extract- ing the silver which les insolution in the sea from the salt water which holds it. He lived down on the coast in a cottage which he built years ago, and on every side were constructed sluic ‘es, runaways, washes and the various appliances with which he was experimenting. The in- terior of the cottage resembled the apartments of a medieval alchemist rather than that of a nineteenth century house by the sea. It was fitted with retoris, phials, crucibles and in the same corner was a dintinutive furnace, Some ten years ago he was joined in his labors by a young woman about 18. Shie attended him up to the day of his burial, but since that time no trace of her can be found. The cottage is dilapidated and no heirs have claimed it, nor has any paper been found to indicate the name or origin of its strange occ upants.
A Tribute to Gladstone's Eleaquence,
For one good speech Mr. Cnamberlain or Mr. Balfour may make, Mr. Glad- stone makes 20. He is yersed in every artifice of oratory; he is practised in every mood and method of debate. Hae has the temperament and the equipment Hayward
words, ‘“‘a shade more imagination.” Yet, before admitting Mr. Hayward’s qualification, I would prefix the acd jec- tive ‘‘poetic” to the noun “imagination, for Mr. Gladstone’s imagination is most active. As aman of business he is in- spired. Let his theme be a great trade or industry; let the subject of his yolu- minons discourse be railway rates, bi- metallism, the opium traffic ; let him unfold his mind and unroll his memor y before his audience—do but hearken te his illustrations and follow his discus- zioas, and when, to your sorrow, he sits down, you will obserse with amazement the fingers of the clock.—Scribner's Magazine,
To Dispel Colds,
Headaches and fevers, to cleaase the system effectually, yet gently, when custive or bilious, or w hen the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritat- ing or weakening them,
Figs,
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use Syrup of
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| apd twenty-four
| earth.
that dreadful Sunday night wore ou tne
one ki whether are ludab tacis upon Venus or bot, but wede know taai Venus has an at- mosphere, wdina in its atmosphere Watery vapor exists atl clouds floai, and that Qoo3 tee surtses of the planet the force of gravit tion 1s not very dif- ferent frou tiat wooca at mcuifests on the suriaes of the earut. Accordingly, there «re s me re urged in be- half of tue opNnor tint Veuus ay be an thabliled word,
But if one half of Venus endless uight while the
OC colirre, no
iows
>O.i9 to be
be buried in other halt lies of that planet experiences that would te most strange and trving to us. So the Venus reaily does ro- late on its axis once in 225 days, the pe riod of its reyolution around the sun, ce- rives au added interest from the consid eration that the planets possibly has in habitants,
The elder observations indicated that Venus rotated in between twenty-three hours, giving it dars and nights aboutequal to those of the In order to settle tue question it has recently been proposed to apply the spectroscope. It is known tuaat the spectrum of a celestial body which is rapidly approaching the earth the spec troscopic lines are shifted toward the blue, while in the spectrum of a fast re treating body the lines are shifted to- ward this 2 red,
‘The principle has been used in meas uring the rate of the sun’s rotation. Thi lines ave shifted toward the biue on the eastern and towari the red on the west- ern edge of the sun, and by measuring the amount of shifting the rate of rota- tion is found. It is easy to see that the same inethod may Le applied to find oui how vast Venus revolves on its axis.
Every one who watches the glorion-
evening star growing brighter and brighter in the sunset sky during the coming months will certainly be eager
to hear the latest news from the astrono- mers who are trying to find out whether Venus has successive days and nigiits — the earth or has only a dav side and lit side.-—Youti'’s C Omapese. dhe Loudest Noise Ever Heard.
No thunder from the skies was ever accompanied with a roar of such velie- mence as that which issued from the throat of the great volcano in Krakatoa, an islet lying in the Straits of Sunda, be- tween Sumatra and Java, at 10 o’clock on Monday morning, Aug. 27, 1883. As
noise increased iu intensity and fre- quency. The explosions succeeded eac.: other so rapidiy that a continuous roa seemed to issue from the island. The critical moment was now approaching, and the outbreak was preparing for a majestic culmination,
The people of Batavia did not sleep that night. Their windows gquivered with the thunders from Krakatoa, which resounded like the discharge of artille ry in their streets. Finally at 10 o’clock on Monday morning a stupendous convul- sion took place which far transcend o of the shocks which had preceded
This supreme effort it was whicl cuit the mightiest noise ever heard on the globe. Batavia is ninety-five miles distant from Krakatoa. At Carimon, Java, 355 miles away, reports were heard on that Sunday morning which led to the belief that there must be some vessel in the distance which was dis- charging its guns as signals of disiress. The authorities sent out boats to make a search; they presently returned, as no thing could be found in want of succor,
The reports were sounds which came all the way from Krakatoa. At Mecas sar, in Celebes, loud explosions attracted the notice of eveeybody. Two steamers were hastily sent out to find out what was the matter, The sounds had travel ed from the Straits of Sunda, a distance of 969 miles. But mere hundreds of miles will not suffice to illustrate the ex- traordinary distance to which the great est noise thatever was heard was able to penetrate, The figures have to be ex- pressed in thousands, This seems al- most incredible, but it is certainly true. In the Victoria plains, in West Australia, the shepherds were "startled by noises like heavy cannonading. It was some time afterward before they learned that tranquillity ad been disturbed by the grand events at Krakatoa, 1700 miles away.—Youth’s Companion,
A Man Cannot Have Himself Cremated
Can a man determine for himself the mode of the disposal of lis remains after death, or is such disposal entirely in the hands of his executors? Mr. Aubrey Richardson has written a little volume entitled ‘The Law of Cremation,” which takes the view that in the eye of English law there can be no property in a corpse. This in fact has been authoritatively de- cided, and in accordance with this prin- ciple the direction of a testator to his executors to hand over his body aite: death toa person named in his will, in order that it might be disposed of accord- ing to his directions, has been held to be void. This is a grievance of which the Cremation Society not unnaturally com- plain. In France, ltaly and Germany it has been removed —Ex.
_ Five Photographs in One,
An Atlantic City. N. J., photographer produces a photograph at a single ex- posure, which gives live different images of the same person in different positions. This is accomplished by placing the sit
ter between two mirrors placed at an angle of five degrees to each other, Tie | double reflection between these mirrors produces four images of the person | ‘laced in front of them, the principles | (tie the same as that of the ordinar y kaleidoscope. The original face is made in profile and the reflections give the full face, opposite profile, and two rear views. The result is curious and inter- esting, and it has been suggested, would | be useful in identifying criminals, — Popular Science News.
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When we assert that Dodd’s
SPARSE
Kidney Pills
= Backache, Dropsy,
Lumbago, Bright’s Dis- ease, Rheumatism and all other forms of Kidney Troubles, we are backed by the testimony of all who have used them.
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Johnston's Fluid Beef maintains its high standard as A Perfect _____Beef Food. STAMINAL
isa FOOD anl a TONIC combined It contains the feeding qualities of
BEEF AND WHEAT, and the tonic
qualities of HYPOPHOSPHITES in the
form of a
Palatable Beef Tea.
Milk Granules
is the solids of pure Cow’s Milk so treate that when dissolved in the requisite quan tity of water it yields a product that 1s The perfect cquivalent of MOTHER'S MILK. STAMPS WANTED.
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