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In 1918, Dr. Arnold discovered ill the Is- land of Sumatra, a flower which he named the Rafllesia Arnoldii. The human mind has never conceived such flower; the circum- ference of 1t fully expanded, was nine feet;' its neclarium calculated to hold nine pints the pistils as large as cows horns, and the entire weight of the blossom computed to be fifteen pounds.