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In E arth ’s Depths.
tion of the dread th a t some people
have of fresh air in their sleeping
rooms.
In the western part of the
state a few years ago lived a fam ily
w ho were accustomed to keep doors
and windows all tightly closed.
1 he head of the house was a c a r
penter, and one fall, undertook to
remodel a p art of his dw elling.
1 he task was not completed when
w inter set in, and the fam ily to
their horror, had to endure an
am ount of fresh air that filled them
with alarm .
The wife, speaking
about it afterw ard, said she ‘‘d id n ’t
know how they could have stood
it if it h a d n ’t happened th a t they
were all in better health than
u su al.”
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“ S ecular S cience and
C ommon S e n se " p o in ts
th e w ay to th e g o a l of
Several holes have been flog
C a rp e n te rs a n d J o in e r s , for m o rtisin g ,
y o u r a m b itio n . A m a g a
zine of A d v an ced F ree
such as le ttin g in locks, as it tak es th e
deep enough into the earth to en
T h o u g h t, L ib e ra l
an d
I'laee of chisel an d gouge; to
M odern Id ea s of R efo rm and N a tu ra l L aw .
counter physical conditions very
Devoted to p ra c tic a l d e m o n s tra te d tru th s .
u m a n ity is u n d e rg o in g im p o r ta n t p h y s ic a l,
different from those usually found
C a b in e t M a k e rs , for in laid w ork, dow in H
te lle c tu a l, a n d social c h a n g e s . P ro g re s s de
e lin g , patching, rem oving sp lits and m a n d s th e re n d in g of s la v e r y ’s c h a in s . T h is
on the surface. Some of these holes
m agazine is a ste p p in g -sto n e to su ccess in a ll
knots. In fact, no
of life’s u n d e rta k in g s , a s it d ev elo p s pow er of
are in the form of wells, which are
in te lle c tu a l p e rc e p tio n so t h a t la te n t an d a c tiv e
W a g o n o r P a t t e r n M a k e r m a n u fa c tu r en
erg y w ill be p ro p e rly d ire c te d , in s u r in g a
a mile deep in the older rock.
er ol pianos, o rgans, sew ing m ach in es c le a r head in a sound body. N o th in g lik e it o r
so good a n d p ra c tic a l. T h is r a r e tre a t sent
ag ric u ltu ral im p le m e n ts , sash , b lin d s h a a w lf hole
At Paruschow itz, near Reibnik,
y e a r, to g e th e r w ith s a m p le s of o v e r SO
fu rn itu re , nor
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th
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r
v
a
lu
a b le p a p e r s a n d m a g a z in e s of »5.00
in Eastern Siberia, there is a well
valu e, fo r o n ly >1.00.
A n y O th e r W o o d w o rk e r, sh o u ld be
Send a t once a s th is offer is lim ite d . S a m p le
which is now 6,70(5 feet deep. U n
copy w ith an in te re s tin g book of o v e r ICO page»
w ith o u t it.
free fo r 12 c e n ts in s 'a rn p s . A d d re ss
questionably this is th e deepest a r
tificial hole in the world.
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M any of these deep holes have
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been made the subject of scientific
It <8 th e only ro u n d b it in th e w orld I
th a t will bore a SQ U A R E H O L E
investigation. T em perature m eas
an d do all th a t any o th e r
urem ents are being m ade in all the
b it will do.
1 he chem ical com position of the
(he W iley B.
wells as they are drilled.
In this atm osphere differs but little, w her
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60 feet of depth.
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In the ocean bed there are holes air is not due to the change in the
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so deep th a t if the highest m oun proportion ot gaseous constituents.
tain s in the world were to be One im p o rtan t difference, however, j
dropped into them , there would is the bacteriological one. The air
still be plenty of room for ships to of high altitudes contains no m i
sail safely over their sum m its.
crobes, and is in fact sterile, while
At the bottom of a 5-m ile pit in nearer the ground they are a b u n
the ocean which yaw ns between d an t.
In the air of tow ns and
the Kerm adecs an d the F riendly crowded places, not only do the
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Islan d s, the tem perature stays al- m icrobe im purities increase, but
I bese Suits are Double or Single B reasted Sacks in
w ays near the freezing point of other im purities are found, such as
O X FO R D G R EY S, BLACK CLAY W ORSTEDS,
water.
Low
tem peratures are the products of com bustion of coal,
E N G L IS H C H E V E O T S .
ch aracteristic of all the subagu- etc.
Several investigators have
eous deep holes.
Besides the found traces of hydrogen and cer
A t $ 1 4 .5 0 , S p e c ia l!
ch a sm sin the ocean bed, the holes tain hydrocarbons in the air and
A G E N U IN E E N G L IS H M ELTON S U IT . R egular
in the land are as pin punctures, especially in the air of pine, oak
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for more th an half of the whole sea and birch forests. It is these bod
floor lies two miles below the s u r ies, which doubtless consist of
face of the water.
One eighth of traces of essential oil, to which the
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this latter area is depressed below curative effects of certain health
three miles. This eighth contains resorts are ascribed.
Thus the vi
basins which dip in places over five cinity of a fir forest is said to give
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miles below the surface.
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three soundings of five miles or tra c t; but these traces of essential
more have been made.
The deep oils and arom atic products m ust be
est of these holes exist in the South counted, strictly speaking, as im
Pacific, to the east of the K erm ad purities, since they are not a p p a r
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ecs. It is 5155 fathom s deep. The en tly necessary constituents of the HONEST STOCK, FINEST INK AND EXCELLENT WORKflANSHIP
soundings th a t went to its bottom air. Recent analyses have shown
represents the farthest reach of h u th a t these bodies tend to disappear
man hand tow ard the center of the in the air as a higher a ltitu d e is
earth .
Yet what came back with reached, until they disappear a lto
the rod was meager in view of what gether.
It would therefore ap p ear
m ight have been expected.
A lit th a t microbes, hydrocarbons and
tle globigerina ooze, a little of th a t entities other than oxygen and
curious red clay which covers n ea r nitrogen, and perhaps argon, are
ly half the sea floor, a few m anga only incidental to the neighbor
nese nodules, some m inute m ag hood of hum an industry, anim al
F all term b e g in s M on d ay, O ctober I, E. M. 300 (A . D. 1900.)
netic spherules of cosmic origin, life, dam p and vegetation.
th a t was all; these and the posi
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tive assurance of intense darkness
Dr. T hom as Wilson, speaking at Students given board and rooms at the L, U. O. Dormitory at low rates
and b itter cold.
T he ooze was
w hat was left of anim al carcasses the recent meeting of the A m erican
COURSES.
sweeping dow nw ard through ce n Association for the A dvancem ent of
K indergarten.
Scientific.
turies; the clay was plastic rem Science, argued th at the celebrated
P rim ary.
Norm al.
n an ts of even earlier periods; the theory of Lombroso, associating
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Law.
Commercial.
certain
types
of
crime
with
definite
spherules were representatives of
Classical.
Courses
in
M
edicine,
etc.,
will
be
added
as
soon
as p racticab le.
meteoric
particles
which had physical characters, was based upon
D octor'
plunged
through
im m easurable u n tru stw o rth y statistics.
T H E O N L Y IN S T IT U T IO N O F IT S K IN D IN T H E W O R L D
distance from outer d ark to inner W ilson thought it would be more
correct to say th a t crim e determ - |
d a rk .—[W ashington Star.
ST R IC T L Y NO N -TH EO LO G ICA L.
ices the physical stru ctu re than
vice versa, and th at environm ent is For Catalogues and further p articulars, address:
A M assachusetts physician re more responsible for crime th an is
J. E. HOSMER, President; or PEARL W GEER, Secretary,
cently gave an am using illu s tra h ered ita ry character.
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