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Pr. Gould's Great Work.

Though the determination of tb nlaces of the fixed stars in the norther: hemisphere has engaged the attents of many observatories during the whol: of this century and our knowledge ¢« the places of tbe northern stars woul therefore presumably be nearly perleci it isa fact that Dr. Gould's werk upo! the southern skies practically equaiiz our knowledge of the two celestial bem ispheres, says Professor T. J. J. See i: The Atlantic. Suck an achievement } g veritable monument to the America pation and has added new luster to th Anerioan name. Had the America people never contributed anything be yond the Jabors of Gould to the world’s knowledge of astronomy this magpit would entit'e the nation to an honorable place in the wes of posterity.

And yet how little is the work of tiould known to even the best circle of American readers! So great was his de votion to the cause of pure science and so oblivious was he of contemporary fame that none but professional men of science are able to appreciate nis incom- parable services to the sublimest of the sciences. It is certain that be bas gain- eda place among the greatest astrono- mers of any age or country and that the estimate now placed on his work will only increase with the flight of centuries. If England is justly proud of her Newton and Herschel, France of ber Lagrange and Laplace, Germany of ber Copernicus and Kepler, Italy of her Leonardo and Galilei, well may America honor her Pierce and Gould!

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Say I have an obtrusive carbuncle on my nose. I callin the Christian Scien- tist, who administers ‘‘a high attenua- tion of truth.’’ My belief in the carbun-

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Power Exerted on a Bicycle.

Some recent results of tests made by Professor Carpenter of Cornell to deter- mine the power required to drive bic™- cles may be of more interest to electric- al engineers if reduced to their familiar unit of power, the watt. These tests show that for a epeed of five miles an bour on a good level road the rider works at the rate of about 19 watts, which is about one-third the power used in an ordinary 16 candle power in- candescent lamp. At ten miles an hour the power applied by the rider is about 80 watts, and for bard, continuous rid- ing 100. For a skort period a good rid- er can work at the rate of about 250 watts. Every lighted incandescent lamp therefore consumes about the same amount of power as that developed by three bicycle riders under the ordinsry conditions, while it is possible for a rider to expend about as much power as is required for about five of these lamps. ~-Electrical Engineer.

-_——-_-— Mistook the Mule.

Deacon Jackson was a very pious but very determined old colored citizen of Owl Creek valley. He had a young mule which his boys were unable to ride, and their failure to break the ani- mal go exasperated the old man that be determined to ride it himself. He was, however, no sooner located on its back than be was thrown into an adjoining lot, where he was picked up with both legs broken and his neck badly sprained.

‘*What on earth did such an old man as you mean by trying to ride a wild young mule like that?’’ asked the doctor.

‘*Waal, suh,’’ said Deacon Jackson, ‘‘I never does undertake to do nuthin widout fust consultin ov de Lawd an seein whut he dun thunk erbout hit. I axed him ef I orter ride dat mule what my triflin no ercount boys couldn’t ride, an de Lawd he sed, ‘Yessah,’ jes’ ez plain ez I am talkin to you.”’

‘*Well, but he seems to have given you bad advice. ”’

‘‘No, doctor, his judgment was all right, fer de Lawd knows dis ole nigger never seed de day when he was afeered to straddle anything from acircular saw up to er elephant, but dis time I think de Lawd was jes’ mistooken in de mule.’’—Altanta Journal.

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