Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-25
Montreal, July II, 1870.

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..,n.f from Canada.--Several Sc
IN have recently taken place be-
M Catholics and Orange men in
Canada. Al ST. Catharines six
UN.re killed and several wounded, on
80 A street skirmish occurred at
':soo. in which nine were killed.
~ Cholera is rapidly increasing. In
1911 on Saturday there were As
~ This increase is attributable to a
Ii.n change in the weather. The ep-
80 K spreading among the soldiers.
~ E1oin refused to allow the soldiers
1870 The city, as requested by the mil
- medical men.
Many first class people have fallen vic.
dns in Quebec
/ ne following singular incident is re-
| ia bv the New Bedford Mercury:
Tha late post master Of this city, Mr.
c..so. was appointed by Mr.. Polk. The
III which brought him the announce
-, Of his appointment. brought also the
s..ouncement Of the death Of General
i.etsou. The telegraph which brought
4. announcement Of the re-appointnent
n M. Baily, the old post master brought
- the tidings Of the death Of Mr.. Polk
ArDr. Batchelder in a treatise on the
inject Of cholera, thus speaks OF the
zee Of intoxicating drink as a cause:--
1.-THE habitual use ofthese furnish one Of
he strongest predisposng causes Of chol
s,a. An occasional fit of intoxica alton, in
uch . indulge in this pernicious habit,
vas Of all others the most certain exciting
cause Of an attack. cannst call to
mind . single instance in which an habit !
uai dnnker, after getting drunk. escaped
N attack, or one who recovered from it,
nrThe boundary line between the
limited States and Canada run in accord.
ance with the Ashburton treaty, cost the /
labor Of three hundred men eighteen
months For three hundred miles a path
was cut through the forest thirty feet wide,
and cleared of all trees. ~ the end Of
every mile is cast iron pillar, painted
white. square, four feet out of the ground.
seven inches square at the bottom, and
four II the top, with raised letters on its
sides, naming the commissioners who I
ran the line, and the date.-[Cin. Atlas.
or The New Orleans Bulletin Of the
7th inst. announces defalcation the day
before, on the part Of Mr.. Jackson Duples-
sis, lately elected Cashier Of the Nechan-
les and Traders Bank Of that city in the
amount Of $4,000 This defalcaton
occurred while Mr.. ID. was acting as first
Teller. in which capacity his bond was
10000, and is reported good. lie had
not yet been qualified as Cashier, at the
time Of his discovery.
hTWe are pleased to notice that the .
citizens OF Brown county are awakening
up TO the advantages Of having good
roads, and have finally concluded they
shall be made. At Ripley vote was ia
Ten by order Of the Council. by the citi-
.ens. to determine whether $4,000
should be borrowed and applied to the
Of roads, and the same was
earned with only one opposing vote.
Gin. Gazette
Directions for boilins Rice-A cor
respondent who possesses chemical
as well as much experience,
lends Us the following receipt: j
"rake one pint of rice, wash it, and
,ut il TO soak for two hours Have ready
wo quarts Of boiling water. with lttle I
alt in II, in stew pan. Half an hour
efore you wish to use it. pour the water
n which the rice has soaked from il. and
nth table spoon. shake the rice into the
tcw pan without stirring it, and le, it boil F,
On minutes; then strain the liquid from
he rice. Return the rice TO the stew pan
nd let it steam for 10 or 90 minutes,
'hen it will be done, and the grains will
e separate. Add a little butter, and
end it to the table.
The above is the proper way to cook
ice. which is important TO know. as we
re now prevented from eating all other
inds Of vegetables. This recipe is fur
ished by lady in whose family it has
cen a regular dish on the dinner table
incc 1889.