Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

mNNN IN-a AllA t'I ItiNAs NH' W'W'N' 'f'
tel that gctabIe albumen. when coaGula-
tel ~ CORROSIVE suhlima,e. coas.d to swell
when weticd that vegetable albumcn y hen
dried aud placed In a cavity IN tast irnn and
wsttei. aul then cpufnri 10 iis position by
a ,crrw tap, would swell with iorcc enough
O. r,ud apart the irun that when vcscta.
bls alLunrn cxuird from wood IN vacun,
AMI ~. then driri. il broke vith she'll
Ike Fracture. usually snown as a conchuii.
al lr,cturs. hot II once w,ticd with dilute
.1lu,lru ~ corrosive .uhlimtts, that II,
would never as,iu .well IRON bring w"t'ei
90 Ma los ol wood dric., the vegetable
a'aurn r,urr, toward the ccntrr hing
h..l in so'uilun ~ .hc remaining roriI 'u
of water held IN the s,r Of the capillary
,ub,.. all ,lc c,u,re or lear, becomes & led.
AMI ,acrc tie vegetable alhumrn due-, the
myiuIIhry riy. of the wo'i becoming inert
~. active or.,r,. any dumping or ws'',nc
of ,he ulhumcu contained IN the heart will
causc swelling. which ncc's.,r,ly causes
- O, ,r,rs at the psrphery.
'' Another m-nher a.kc,l Why pntticn-
lar ktpi- uf wood werr .n,toi 10 tie hu'.
~ wheels. vri'e other, werr preferred l'r
isWo..s' Another ar.vrr,l. 4 an "a
wtr,,vrt.ht. the k,ud. used Tor hob.
would stand larc. amount OF pressure
uu ihe I'D, ~ The grain without crushing.
whtl, th,.s u-ri f,r ic'I,gs. csi.'l h,ndl'-.
,tr. . WiI| stand ahrlsipn AMI impact un the
end uf trs cr,ir without becoming a
irus5 Next f'lu.ci v,riou. questions
ls o. Mat kind of wc,d was Suitable inr
rup,t. aud .lars ~ .hir., etc al ~ which
vrr, in tu-u answered and at th' hour Tor
adjournment the chairman a-k,d. What
shall D., our .uh,.,t az the next c'nver-a
tiounl u,r.un.7' alI answerei 'pi. and
thl, .uh,ct cuntlnu-d many nights with ~.
cr-ts.i interest The L.si'h,urr of the
STAT, published eighty thousand copies NJ
the rrp1r, ~ ihc-. meetings, and T. this
dsy it D., The h.st dis-.i on the suhi'ct Of
vol ever rahu.hci The opponents, how.
ever, Of the system, p'oPr-r'i At The very
next meeting after the ,ahl-c, OF wo'd had
h-yn d,.p.s.d %, the suhy,yt ct 'S,ainci
Glass. Every ore Supposed that they
knew that tie At hai been lost, that = irN
cathedral wiuIow. iu Europr wsre the only
m,ucni,-. uf the lost 4rt bat let us .'e
~hai uccurr-i at thl. meeting. AMI let our
farmer irtc1i. r,msmrrr that the hundred
myn Iry>ur. ku'w nothing. a. they sup.
p...I. ol tr- .4hi.ct of staining glass, and
mat it wa. particularly she property of the
anc,-ut,. lua president asSci, as usual.
Can any ono give &C., information on the
saIrrrt 10 ,t,lutu. glass; ~ one un'ser-
"a. Can any one tell u. what SilI cause
r'a.s to h.,,me r,i2' One member aid,
I 40, AN cu,nriiius .i.weIlsr and in ,aa.
ius ga. o. initiate rah,r. and garnet. 90 %
rI enamel. u.s muria.s of gold, aud d,
ur,.r fails The Chairman asked, What
q, ,lp us- O., produce a srrru' the cuau-
rIl.r rrrl,.I nickel, aud iJ w,. then ask
- What wall give purplcr An iron
iuuuI,r present replied, Il have often
f,uui a purple ,hs Whyn emp'ylns out my
furnac,. alter d heavy blast and thi. al
uays o,,ur. Wien ,bc hl,rs oIyd of man
..,r,.r has b-su present. rhu' passed ou
tt- evening. and oac tact after another 49,
,i,I,si Mr.. Harrington, pre.eui, hndius
that an cu,,r, pallet hai been described,
,mmrii,,rly cummcnc,d experiments ou a.,
.talpiu. ol sl,,. L. thirty days after Ihl'
mcrius t. stained sli.. lau,rru wa'eIhih'i'
a nj F.srrncc's Oyster S,Iuuo. Garner u'
Puk Plac, and broadway. which distinct
q, heat the brilnucy. "a G. lur., Of any ca
their,l sioduw in al Euwpe. ard iron
that DAY Nv York has been supplied viii
.,,in-,i .l,.- of every hue. and the process
coI.,.sd at thar meeting have since h"cow'
the common property Of the world, aud thai
single evening revived or reinycn,ed the art
ol glass staining. W then determined
that thi. method OF instruction was snpsrl
ur o. all other. that II you could make a.,
mem'.er, believe that they were in',ruc,io-
other. instead of receiving instruction. that
thg,r iuIu,t-y would h, Withooiparallel.
e. W. .hall never forget the evening ~her
the tsmrsrius oi s,r,l w,' the 'uejsct. \
lev particular individuals occupied th,iI
dIt,rn minutes in taking about the Dana"
eos .wurd hlad- the sword with whicl
S,hddin severed the S,Ikcn Scarf, and ih,
two handed sword of Richard Corur De H.
on. with which he cut in two the inch bal
of iron japanese sword blades were e1'
t,lled the d,ficuliy %! iemprrIns watci
spring. vas referred e., and even the hard
en,n. oi a camhric needls. But there were
many edge tool makers prr-eni, aud me
cbanic. engaged ia the manufacture of va
r,nu. kinds Il machinery and when oil
came % state their facts, there was not an
individual IN that rOom who was not capa'
bic oi instructing one skilled 10 uetallargy
to temper anything. from eambrie needle
10 Damascus sword blade
We CLAIM tha. such meetings, properly
conducted. instruct thuse who are eEecu'
tiyely engaged. and Ihus thA; the knOSl~dg'
elected i. rendered Immediately aud direct
" available. Instead Of having to pass
,hr,,,b the .l,w alembie Of cOlless, Ia bs