BODENSEE, another name for the Lake of Constance, well called the filter of the Rhine. BODIN, JEAN, a publicist and diplomatist, born at Angers; author of "The Republic," in six books, published at first in French and then in Latin, which summed up all the political philosophy of his time, and contributed to prepare the way for subsequent speculations; was the precursor of Hobbes and Montesquieu (1530-1596).

I cleaned the tanks, replaced the pump, checked the filters and showed the hotel staff how to feed the fish.

But, notwithstanding, Pascal still fought obstinately against the disease, continuing the treatment, and as ill luck would have it, on this day the little syringe had caught up at the bottom of the vial an impure particle, which had escaped the filter.

I started off with washing the gravel, then fixed the under-gravel filter.

Others prescribe filters, spells, charms to keep men and women honest.

Our illustration shows one of Loysel's Hydrostatic Urns, which are admirably adapted for making good and clear coffee, which should be made in the following, manner:Warm the urn with boiling water, remove the lid and movable filter, and place the ground coffee at the bottom of the urn.

The Master slid colored ray-filters over his binoculars, to shield his eyes from the direct dazzle of the rising sun, and swept that incandescent arc.