Evening capital journal., January 16, 1893, Image 1

EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
YOL, 0
"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
BAIiEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1893.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
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IT IS NOT ALL OVER WITH!
Tho holiday rush at OSB URN'S KACKET STORE this year was never before equalled, in fact their
very low prices brought scores of new buyors evoryVlay.
WHAT IS To FOLLOW.
Since this great holiday rush is oAer all goods in the store are being pushed off at lower prices than was
ever known in Salem. SPECIAL CUT on Albums, Dolls, and all tho remaining holiday stock.
jj p OSBURN " m Commercia street-
Sash. and. Door Factory
Fronti Street, Salem, Oregon,
The best class of work in our line at prices to compete
with the lowest. Only the best material used.
C. N. CHURCHILL
CHURCHILL & BURROUGHS,
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
Ageflts for the celebrated economic force and lift Pump.
100 Chemeketa. Street.
Salem Tract & Dray
em Iron works. Drays and traofca
tno corner er ntate ana commercial
F. T. HART,
247 COMMERCIAL STREET.
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evening
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All the
Capita
And does not pervert, disguise or cover up what the
public is interested to know. At tho same time it does
not resort to sensationalism. If you want
A Live, Clean Newspaper
At the time of day when eyeryone has the most lie'sure
to read, have the JOUBNAL left at your door.
Only 2 Cents a Day.
CAT
Will bo found laboring earnestly for practical reforms in
city, county, state, and national government. It believes
in making the burdens of taxation upon tho people as
light as poseible. It does not believe in rings, bosses or
political machines monopolizing the political powers that
moBg.solfly o tha peopl. -Tlw diBU9ted and patri-
T S. BURROUGHS
Co. I
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders.
ana , ueiiver wooa,
coal and lumber. Of
fice State St., opposite Sa-
may be found throughout the dav a
streets.
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR.
HAS -
News
-.- u
Journa
in dm
NEWTON TANNER.
White & Tanner's Livery,
(Successor!! to Ellis A Whitley.)
Livery, hack and feed stable A. lull supply of horses and bujreles on hand.
Horpes bisrded by day, week or month. Office at stable, Cocnmental und trade
streets, south of Willamette hotel
Ed. C.
&
130 STATE BTREET.
TINWARE,
ROOFING,
STOVES,
Creamery and Dairy Sup
plies, fetcel Ranges, Parlor
Heaters in all Styles a Spe
cialty. CLOTHES WRINGERS AND WASHERS
BfiTThe best on earth. Give us a
call. . 10:3tf.
White's No. 60,
SALEM'S FINEST TRUCK,
Now ready for business. Careful work a
specialty, J. F. WH1TK.
For Rent,
New house of 4 rooms. North Halem. on
car line, two blocks north of school. $7.00
a month In advance. Geo. Kschstruth,
12-29-lm.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN.
, South of Wtllmtt HoUl,
aA,IlfeI ... ORBOOM
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact a general banking business
In all Its branches.
GEO. WILLIAMS President
Wm. EN GLAND Vice Preslden
ULTQHMcNAlLY Cannier.
DIRECTORS: Geo. William. Wm. Ens-
lana.ur. I. a. iticnarason. J. w. .uoason
J. A linker.
Bank in new Exchange block on Com
mercial street. &U-U
1. H. HAAS,
THE WATOHMAOB,
21iH Ccmmtrclll St., Stltm, Or(os,
(Next door to Klein's.)
HptoUlty ot Spectacle, sad repairing
GSoeJu. Watohen and Jewelry.
E. K. HALL,
Paper Hangerand Decorator.
OAo at Ctuu. OUyrt'f:MUIlenf7 trtore.
HalMia.Oreifoa.
M. T, R1NEMAN
J. F. WHITE.
Cross
Choi
s.
Wholesale nntl Ilctnil
Dcnlcr in Fresli, Salt ami
Smoked Meals of allliinds
OS Court and
110 State Streets.
FOR RENT.
Ten acres of (rood garden land neur 8a.
1cm. Apply at once to HOFKKHRms,
Juuknai. office.
W. Taylor,
House Gleaner, Gardner and Giccral Jobber
CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE
WASHING A.ND WINDOW CLEANING
A SPECIALTY,
Leave orders at Tbomni Johnson's 260
comnieiclal street.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OliMGON.
Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The best hotel between Portland and But
Francisco. First-class In all Its appoint
ments. Its tables are served with th
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A, I. WAGNER. Prop.
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved Real Estat". In amounts a d
time to suit. No delay In considering
loans.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Boom II, Bush Bank block. 6 12lv
Authorized Capital $500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Balein, Oregon.
W.A.CUMCK, l'res. 'W. VV. MARTIN,
Vice Fres. J. U. ALllKHI', Cashier.
State, Countyland City Warrants bought
hi riir. aw
Residence 882 Church Bt.
J. J. MUTTON,
SICN AND HOUSE PAINTER,
Decorator, Kalsomluer and Pa
per Hunger.
Leave orders at A. II. Uiiren & Bon's Fur
niture store or Sroatdc Glle, Grocers.
Good garden land threo miles soutbenst
of the peultentisry on Mscleuy road TW
down und ba'anpe on 6 to io years time,
fir irAdd fornllv nmnprtv. 1). A. Hants.
Ual.tn 19.1 Iff
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Notice of Dissolution.
THE grocery firm of H. Karrar 4('o. Is
tbl day uUsolved by mutual consont,
Kiulre Furrar letirlng fioiu Mild biilncss,
audJobuA. Van Ka on coutluulug tin
business at the same plac.
All persons owing said firm can settle
tuHracctiinta with either Hqulre Farrar
or J. A. Van Eaton.
halem, Orvgou, Jan. 7, ISOl
MtWt H, FARRAR A CO,
fur liittlc Men and Women.
FOR I8D3
Is mads expressly tor the younger boys
and girls, who ead their inagaxlne at home
and in tebool
Uvery number will eonlaln stories, spir
ited pictures, poems, v(rM and Jlnge,aud
'pleeM to pmk In Mbo ." &ltm all
brae thera will ( the following erlal:
Three LRU Gold-DtMer. 0 Olive Har.
bht. All about the reiaarkableadrei ture
ol some children who U4 around Caps
KUtU U UMIJUTUI.
TUe Hoium We Live In, Hy Lavlala H.
Ooedwla All about our "h4. hand.
tbe Ti H i;" mH Ilka swdylug
nmtulosar. ,.
A LMU OlijlWn QrHf
1 ACRES
PROFESSIONAL AND IHJ8INE88 ADS
rntLMON KOlll), attorney at law. 8alem,
1 Oregon. Oulce uptalrs In l'alton's
F. CONN, Attorney nt law, room 7,
, .uurpuy uiock.
HJ. I1IOGUR, Attornoy at law, Salem,
. Oregon, OmuooverLadd & Rush's
uhuk. aur.
J J. Hit AW, At. W. HUNT. SHAW A
. HUM, attorneys at law. Offlceover
capital xsutlonal bank, Halem, Oregon.
Q T. RICHARDSON, Attorney at law,
Q. oillce up stairs In front rooms of new
Hush block, corner Commercial and Court
Btieis, Dmuui,irrr.juu.
IOHN A. CARSON. Attorney at law.
O Rooms 3 aud 4, Lada A Rush's bank
building, Salem, uregen, 8 1 lyr
. F. HON HAM. W. H. HOLMES.
Bonjiam & Holmes. Attorneys at taw.
Oillce In Rush's block, between State
uuu imn, no uiaiiuu
ME. I'OQUE, Stenographer and Type
, wrltlst. Rest equipped typewriting
ouuu. but one. In Un-nou. Over Ladd at
Rush's bank, Salem, Oregon.
BH. URAD3HAW, PHYSICIAN AND
, Surgeon, .-vilem, Oregon. Utllco In
mh-Urei muu block, upstulrs Residence
corner suueaua a. c corner w inier Bireet.
DR. XV. 8. MO IT, physician and sur
geon. OlUte In Eldrldge Block, Sa
lem, yregun. OUlce hours 10 to 12 a.m.
2tiH). in.
DR. T. C, KM1TU, Dentist, in atate street,
Malem. Or. Finished dental unera-
nous of every det-rlpllou. Painless opera
tions u specially.
WD. I'UUH, Architect, Plans, Specl
. ncutluuo and superintendence lor
nil classes of buildings. Office !ftK Com
mercial bt., up HUilrs,
CA. ROBERr, Architect, room 421, Mar
. quani building, fortluud, Oregon.
DW.TOWNSEND. Civil Engineer aud
. -urvej or. Otnce with Oregon Land
v o , Salem, Oregon,
J, LARSEN CO,, Manufacture of all
, klndsof vehicles. Repairing a special
bhop 45 Mini e street.
PR iTEOTIONLODaKNOa,A.O U.W.
Meets In their hall In otate Insurance
uuhdlug, every Wednesday evening.
H. A. Met ADD&N, M. W.
J. A MEL WOOD, Recorder.
IMPROVED ORDER OK RED'tMKN.
I Kaiulakun IrlbeNo. 8, Halem. llokU
iiouucll every T hurnday evening, at 7.S0.
vVlgwum In btate Insurunce hall,
K. O. BAKER, Prophot,
FRNK C. v ATKR8, .hlef of Records
The Pacific Detective and
Collecting Bureau,
SALEM, ... Oregon.
C. B. CLEMENT, Manager.
Office room i). Gray Block.
Rates reasonable. Public and private
work done.
EDUCATIONAL.
Go to the Best.
The place' lor young! Indies and gentle.
men io rtocure aiiuorougu;euueauou is me
oId,butcennew.
in
Long and still the leading Institution of
the North West, Rctter than ever I
New course of Instruction lu Oratory,
Theology and I'osUGrudualed.
HTUULK. Norma .Business, Academy,
College, und Law courses greatly enlarged
aurt lmpioved.
Faculties Increased and Improved. For
Catnloxue ot Uollego of Law write Dean H
T. Klctiurdhon. Esq , Halem, Or.
For Catalogue ot Collego of Medical and
Pharmacy write Dean Richmond Kelly,M.
I)., Portland, Or.
For general Catalogue write Rev. Geo.
Whltaktr, D. D.. President, Balem. Or.
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Will bo opened to Btudents Bept. 18, 1892.
tllleis the most practical courses of studv
ot any school in the State, viz: Mechanical
Kngliieeriiig, Civil Englnterlng, Electrical
Kiifjliicerlng, Aindemlo and Grammar
s hool courses Btudvuts practice dally In
wood shop, machine shop, aud labora
tories. Tuition and Hoard per Yeur, (ISO,
Pdnl Inducements to a few young men
who wish to work for their board und tul.
lion during vaouluns. For prospectus and
further inlonnatlon, address
EDWIN MORRISON, M 8,
Presdent, Halem, Or,
iVliss Ballou's
KINDERGARTEN.
THIRD YEAR
Opens Monday, Heptemuer Wtli, at Kin
dergarten Hull, nppoelto opera house.
Children received at three years of age
and over. A connecting c'ass will be es
tablished tor ad VAiiced Kindergarten pu
pils and those beginning primary work.
Only the best modern Kindergarten meth
ods employed. I'ruug's system ot drawing
and color work Introduced,
ENGINE AND
BOILER
F'tR Hale. The boiler Is an K-liome up
right tubular, land the engine a tt-hnise
Horn ntl. Until are In good condition,
aud ont $700 when new.
ApplytiiA.il. FORSTNEK A (X.ippo.
site First National Rank.
JAPANESE
riTRi?
.. . ....i ......... I........ . . ....
log of suppositories, ointment la eapsules,
also box aud pills; m poslttiveura forsx.
tarsal. Internal, blind or blaedlnf , Railing,
eliroule. recent or baredltarr nias, M
many other dlseasas and amakt wssvk
bswsm; It Is always a areat basiaAt to the
pmiM HTCtlll, (li. JJIW tStVOTT IH m
mam mil fvwuariiNi sxi ufwrauMSK WliSi
ajuy unnsBisisry bataaltar.
(ZMifii T
MWS
THE CAPITAL JODUUL
H0FER BROTHERS, -
Editors.
PUBLISHED DAILY.EXCEiTBUNDAY,
BY THB!
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, Commercial Htreet, in P. O. Building
Entered at the postoffloe at Balem, Or., as
setond-clnis matter.
U0W LITTLE THE PEOPLE KNOW
Of the manner in which their
governmont la carried on Is best
eeen at a sesslou of the legislature.
How much there is doue iu the
name of reform that is only a device
to cover up abuses; how many in
vestigations are conducted to cover
up wrongs; how many politicians
pose bb political purists only to cover
up their crookedness and rotten news
to tho core these are the things
that people do not see.
Few persons realize how nearly
our country would come to ruunlug
without legislature, courts or state
otHclals, or even collection of taxes.
It would be necessary to have jus
tlcesof tho peace iu the couutry, u
few policemea iu the cities aud a
small Btaudlng army to keep order.
Government is a closed book to
the average citizen, except as he be
comes aware of its pheuomeua
through the newspapers. Even the
spectator upon a legislative body
does uot see What is going on. Here
arises a legislator calling for creation
of a special committee to promote
the welfare of the people when per
hupsall he wishes to ai rive at Is the
chance .to hire a committee clerk
and Becure a companion during the
session to be paid out of the shite
treasury. Another honorable mem
Iter proposes a joint committee of
tho house and senate to visit some
state institution and investigate ex
travagant expenditures or corrup
tion, when he is probably the very
man who as chairman of that com
mittee la already pledged to cover
up all that may bo discovered or is
the beneficiary himself of all the
stealing that has been done. These
are some of the commonest occur
rences iu legislatures iu other states
and it 1 presumed there have been
such instances iu Oregon.
TI1EY MUST DE EMPLOYED.
It seems funny that the state
Insane asylum is capable of carrying
on farmintr operatlous on so large u
scale 80 acre wheat Held, 135 acrej
in oitta, 70 acres in garden, 04 acre
of land grubbed, presumably with
meadow enough to make altogtlier
1025 acres in cultivation. Forcruzy
people this seems like successful
management. Yet it Is a result con
trary to what outsiders usually ex
pect. On tho outside a demented
man Is counted a cipher when pro
ducers are enumerated. But then
this Is only another example of what,
can be doue by iutell!et organiza
tion. Hlllsboro Independent.
Dr. Rowland in bis report as
superintendent of the asylum make-,
the suggestion that out-door labor Is
the best mediclno (or tho lusane.
While there can be no objection to
the state Institutions growing their
own products for their own con
sumption it is jnot good policy to
have such institutions enter tho
market with their products.
STATE I'ATKKNALISM.
A correspondent suggests, as a
means of keeping convicts busy
while serving out their time, und
also as an economical measure, that
they do their ownslnugteniig of the
beeves they eat, then tan the hides
and manufacture their own shoes.
We bellevo this proposition is in a
wrong direction. The economy
that Is secured by dlstroying tho
legitimate occupation of law-abiding
citizens, by substituting tho labor
and products of tho defective classes
is not economy. If there were only
enough criminals aud they could be
organized and set to work with labor-saving
machinery, and baoked
by the capital of tho state, they could
dress ueat and make shoes for all the
rest of the population. Rut It would
not be Just. It is rank Injustice to
tax the shoemuKers aud butchers
to convict the criminal and main
tain the prisons, and then place
them In direct competition with the
butchers and shoemakers to drive
them out of business with this cheap
labor aud state capital.
NUT A JUDICIAL UODY.
In IU report to the governor the
state board of charities and correc
tions refers to Itself as a judicial body
and as conducting Judicial investi
gations, This is plaluly a mistake,
The board may have some udvltory
or luqulsltorlal powers but it has, uo
judicial functions.
Aud (o prove the above It 1
only uecery to refer to the fact
that la conducting IU Investigation
t the asylum the eeuimlttee of the;
board did uot follow Judicial pro
oaedure. Dr, Rowlttad wm sot al
lowed to be uMeeai ei
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest IT. S GWt
ABSOLUTELY PUKE
THE QUESTION OF LADY ULEKKS.
Beuator Willis' bill to exclude
ladles from tho public service is a
serious mutter if it ia seriously in
teuded. And there is no evidence
that the honorable senator Intends
it otherwise. He seriously proposes
that women bo not employed in any
clerical capacity in either branch of
the legislature. The eilect of his
measure if adopted by the legislature
would be construed to close all
branches of public service to women
In Washington, California and
nearly all other states the houses ol
the legislature never so far forget
their obligations to the fair sex as to
uot elect them to somo of the most
ImportautotUucs, There will scarco
ly be found a legislature lu session
lu our country today where one or
more women are not occupy lug po
sitions of honor and trust lu the
secretary's desks before the speaker,
to say nothing of filling clerkships
lu all the departments at Washlntr
ton, on the world's fair commission,
and exerting a salutary iuflueuco on
the public Bervico wherever they ap
pear. Senator Willis' bill to further
exclude them lu Oregon Is an un
gracious joke at best, or the embodi
ment of mossbaoklsm at most. Hit
measure assumes that women arr
Incompetent or that they would ex
ercise an injurious influence upon
the publio service, both of which po
sitions are untenable. The work of
the legislature could hardly be per
formed iu its closing sesslona but for
the fair round handwriting of a score
or more of very competent lady
clerks who are called into the service
of the state.
INCREASED TAXES.
The secretary of state has compiled
the total taxable property of the state
at $180,092,300; luerenso since 1801,
H771.088; s equalled by the stato
board (100,203,040. Marlon county
as returned f7,073,110; as equalized
$0,801,087;lnorease (1,388,831. These
figures are probably approximately
correct.
Many able lawyers sustain the
position of this journal that the
state board has no power to make
horizontal raises of property over all
tho state; that it cannot exercise tho
functions of equalizing valuations
und creating now valuations, or vir
tually making an after assessment
at same time.
The theory of tho state board that
by Increasing valuations, counties
will lovy less In uot good practice.
In Marlon county the levy is in
creased. When it is considered that
in Oregon all levies are by tho mill
aud school treasuries arooverilowing
the outrage ot a fifteen per cent in
ciease in values is apparent to any
taxpayers.
Leaf by leaf th roses fall;
une by ono our dear ours die,
O, to keep them with us still!
Loving hearts sand up the cry.
Wile and mother, O h w (tejr.
Fading like a mist awuy
Father let us kern them here,
'tear fully to God wo pray,
Many a wife and mother, who
seems doomed to die because she
sullurs from diseases peculiar to
women, which suns her life uwav
like a vampire, and batllps the skill
of the family physlclaii,can be saved
oy employing the proper remedy.
This remedy is Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription, tho greatest boon
ever conferred by mau on weak, nuf.
ferlng, despairing women. It is a
speclflo for all phases of female
weakness, no matter what their
name.
To My Patrons,
All accounts due me must be set
tled at once us I shall place all that
are not puld tor collection on Feb.
1st, 1083. I carry u large stock and
must have the money. All work
and goods lu my lino ut reasonable
prices und satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. I). L. Fikstku.
1-2-lm Tho Court street milliner.
Simmons Liver Regulator is In
valuable iu the nurwory. It U a gou.
tie laxative, and liurmleM.
m i
HALKM MAHKKT.S.
Wheat- 00c per htuhol.
Oats 3640o per bushel.
I'otutoes 4050o per bushel.
F!our-$4.U0 per bbl.
Bran (Hacked) (17.50 per ton
Bhorts (Sacked) (19.50 per.ton.
Kggs 85o per down.
Uhlckeus 7 per lb.
Chopped feed-(Saeked) (19,00,
Duoks lOo per lb.
Geese 7o per lb.
Turkeys llo per lb.
Lard J2Jaioprlb.
Uulter Ma per pound.
Vel-10 to !),
Bakii
Powdt
r
ODDS AND Eft.
Raw oysters aro cood far 1
Talma, tho actor, was a rkutltfai
Bellows wero invonto8 by .
in fWtMn IX O KfiO
rfW . WM.M, .. V. WW. , S
A thousand children are tatt,$kj
aon worKhousos yearly;
Mendelssohn, tho Jewiak
waa tho son of a pawnbroker.
vaiuaoio discoveries of obj
porteu trom tindgowater; y
Somo womon will sacrifiM
thing sooner than their lofe of
mico. ,?,
IIo that riseth lato ranst trot; ;
and shall scarce overtake ha l
night.
Queensland is believed too
est national dobt per capita 1
a head.
It is not without interest 'to note Htmt
not u fowpeoplo living have double rowsf
oi natural tectn. , s.
Five Cherryfiold (Mo.) caanhnredaib $
111 .. .A A,., nir 1, f.
uBiiinuiuu imt up $o,vuu worm or, onMr.a
berries last year,
Tho electrophone was invouted
Wright in 1801 and was descrilsed
foro an art society.
Naturalists Bay that otor 800
of insects and 183 of plants have,
preserved in umber.
A Brooklyn minister named 1
swallowed n cork and died from the
suits of tho accident.
In politics the vanquished
got tho "spoils" that is, the thisge 1
aro uo longer of any use.
Tho United States nnd Canada
already dispatched 400.000'barreU of I
pics to Liverpool and London thtt
son. v
Whon you are hesitating ,1
breaking a woman s bones end
her fcolings, remember that borne
bo mended.
b
BothweHW
Peoplo who volunteer more then tbf&m.
contract fpr'genorally find that whi5w
extended as a favor will soon be de
u . 4
mantled as a right. I
Not very long ago the
whoro thoy mond your shoe wUkfOQ
wait was n novelty, but now, there ft
nunibor of such places in New.Yotfceiay.
Tho English court of queen's benoMW .
decided that grocers may weigh payer
With coffco, sugar, tea, ete., write
being guilty of fraud npon.tbe "
chaser.
,,
A "Ila!ldoKH CaU. f
Mule footed hogs, "wonderrel Ja4 jg
formed sheep," livo lrtaetoootw
serpents tiro an thrown in the i
tho reports which como from IrelaaMfl
a "bulldog" or "droson" oftlf. II.'
creaturo is tho offspring of al-yvenpMrl
Jorsoy holf or belonging to Colonel Pood, I
of Marcus Landing. A front view of tat
monstrosity, whon its body is
fiom sight, instantly BUggeetetbean
enco of n good sized bulldog. It htt th
drooping rod lips, the cropped eM Mi
bony head in perfection. Tbefowfcei
seem to ho a cross botween claws, pWW
and hoofs. Tho hind ones are calf haatt
all right enough, but thoy are turned ti ;
wrong way, tho result being thftfCM
creaturo appears to ltavo the tail oa tkf .
wrong end.
A sido viow of tho head, etfefitffr
when tho calfs mouth is held or utowol
nnnn rimilmla nnn nf lin rdfltnfkaa r Ubi ?
-- -..- -w .- ...
old oriental dragons, the euotmom, Mm
less, staring eyes adding to we
bianco. Somo accounts of the hmk
that it has tho "wool of a dofM
forequartcrs and tho regulaetot J
hair bolund." Thoro la no
difforenco in either tho color er
of tho beast's hairy covering. Oa 4
thing is a doublo row of whet am i
to bo "real dragon scales"
holly. St. Louts Ropublio.
v '
Is I'lre a neueStf
During his connection with Thel
do Deux Monucs, tho late
Itonan, published an intereetsMI
tho mvth of Promotheus. whielh
to East Indian legend, where BJt
tion of ilro is ascribed to the i
cunning demon.
"Is it quite certain," aslu X, I
"that tho undents regaruee. Hk
tho inventivo Titan as at
a dobating club of scholars ahoakf -
cusa tho question wlietber fire haV
tho whole, been a benefit to IM nX
raco it might surprise tlw imM
strong n cose could be made eJtiJ
negativo side,"
Tho progress of clvilimtiatilte
inseparable from the nee of I
tho problem wuetlter the
of combustion, iu its variovj i
lions, uas been a biosaise;
curso is a very different
might be impartially
the interest of IndiyiduaJs
centuries, yes; as to
result of a series of
Frsaoisc o CurowleU,
, ,, i-JJVI-
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