The War Cry . in bisfeloomy, slime-covered, corner: whilecrayfish sit in eoleian conclave in adivision of spoils, which. In theircase, is a dead octopus—an easy con-quest. The Coler el Oae Eye. 11 Is not generally known that theeyes of infants are always l>]«e, 21.(3that they do not begin to assumetheir permanent color tin;]! the fisthor eighth week. There is. therefore,truth as weli a-= poetry in tie £tate-meni that ha^-:-s looh about Ihcsn in• blue-eyed wjoder. The wondermay be left to iso^ie and philoso-phers, but the bine is always a prac-cal fait. It not un-oromos 10sec different c
The War Cry . in bisfeloomy, slime-covered, corner: whilecrayfish sit in eoleian conclave in adivision of spoils, which. In theircase, is a dead octopus—an easy con-quest. The Coler el Oae Eye. 11 Is not generally known that theeyes of infants are always l>]«e, 21.(3that they do not begin to assumetheir permanent color tin;]! the fisthor eighth week. There is. therefore,truth as weli a-= poetry in tie £tate-meni that ha^-:-s looh about Ihcsn in• blue-eyed wjoder. The wondermay be left to iso^ie and philoso-phers, but the bine is always a prac-cal fait. It not un-oromos 10sec different cjlors in the eyes cfIhe s-anic person, and even in thesame eye half of the iris is son;einiesbrown and the f-iher naif bl-je. Thereis a popular notion that dark eyesere stronger than iig?u ones. TiiereIs no truth in this, en-ejn a> far asthey are belter protected agi:c~t n-(?•ssive light. Putting Dawn White Sla^e Ti<lt. We are glad to note that She fal-lowing countries and efloiiii-s h^-.*?. Fight between Dog-fish and Octopus. -ulii Instance of swallowingwhole happened when a twenty-tightpound pike was robbed of a daintymorsel by a lesser light of his ownspecies, who sraled sotsin eighteenpounds when Hist placed In the tank,flic big fellow took his smaller com-panion by surprise while he was Init slnle of lethargy coiiseuueni uponIlls having lo digest his stolen meal,and gulped him down head first, Thelighl was u vicious one—In fact, oneof (he most prolracted which haveever taken place; but the cruel Jawsheld tight, and gradually wore outthe coiniuercil one. evidence ofwhoso existence remained for awhole week Htlcklng out of the mon-sters moulh In the form of a tail-end, until even that, too, followedIhe digested Lobster ami the VmytUh, Ierhapa less showy, but no lessvicious, wns the enmity which foic-don u fight lo (lie death belwpen alobster and a cravilsh. The extra-ordinary tiulcknes? or their , and the wonderful wav Inwhich ilrst one and
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