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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 44, 13 May 1875, Page 3

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Fran^ greW rich under Napoleon, jan<L wa? orderly, arid • commenced the irifr an-,* j chisknent of Itldy ; but her political Mferi&th , had under him. so died out, that when he fell the.only statesman! left coinpeteht fjo. anything loftier- thaa,. the; f ole -of attorneys-haOf jtp \ji ijough^aiftong the^ej&rw retrained poWer of selefttitm, neither of Ithe: Napbleoria ever foiind 'at ! qnce competent to govera and faithful to hia A man^wnu^is-sbßonitely, ignpranfj of' scientific thought; a^nd as" never'ma^ejfdr, himself research into '■*&$ subject, may nevflhelesa !;beC6riie . ah • ' intolerable" ' iiui>D merely /ifrom having read what Pro feasor Tyndall, has to say abbut-fbg-^igaW., H^wiilkeepaVholedinner-tableiri^ while he cotifaffedly sfcts forth owhjihfs-; underatanding of tS)e Pf ofessor'a; reipar^ an^ setter above -Cordis and; phrases that have a learned' look' ' ing t^e. action of heat; and the transmission < /ofj^a^Exann^r^..; *.V'3m* b l-o-x „.T he tumble hurry oflifac«a|bemit^at ri e&ipQst easily a deterroination .nottt i-& hurried by a conviction that the daagan i of pecuniary nsks^.brAyely. jajid yga £$h tfy; as any other. Thereare inen in we wc raft ■ who dbtheW thiflfc^Owiand a^teQ^wle lee ext«ndv^wwml>e inoH'irien whoite Is, ilifdwitlifjeinthirig Of rtlse ftfaififind ( «bi rifc and jo4 n»*i«ttfte* tm& ♦»$ &&«£*] ew, 'swir^o* ttie^flf^gStftt^^ tut loomed i&. mg'theihrfrv^ &hm^jm&lyis&mc pTL« mm *Qtdpfog§«s <&&!>* aV^anr* to, Jj^fitejfciHPi %wjb off m •-•--- ■ - --^^M^Tltef^il-^o