The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-26
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NgW 0alFaYs, June 22-Ssaiss II 500 sisa oil col
son prices slallS lew nsiadlsa. III receipts 53
] hssss exports 6t57, losisana MD i
demand prime % choice retailing r I8salsie Sab
sugar ard inatasses dali and nominal, AouF firm
esern-geiloR ana MIXED S1g and aIlsfe Soc Cat
firm; offered at the close at 67@7oc. Bacon shoul
ders steady at 105 rib and clear sides 13c. Porl
| dull and unchanged. Gold 1873. Sterling 4S900524
New York sight : get premium.
New York, June %, evening.-Cotton shade
easier; sales 400 bales at 264c for middng upands
New York, June "a, noon--Stocks strong. Colo
1881 Cotton quiet at 26ac for mddling up,ands.
Cable Dispatches.
PEsTH, June 24-In the lower house of the Hun
i garlan Diet N. Bernath demanded that the Govern
ment bring in bills for the emancipation Of the Jews
from civil and political disabilities
BERLIN, June 24.-Parties from Hungary say Ma
poeon continues to purchase large numbers of horses
1 there
The Queen of Prussia visits Victoria.
LONDON, June "a, noon.-Consols 944 Bonds 10
LIVERPOOL, June "a, noon.--Cotton tending down
estimated sales 5000 bales uplands 1l5t@l14 and
Orleans III.
Miscellaneous.
! New ORLEANS, June 21.-The steamship Catherine
Capt Whitney, left this morning with $50 Brazilian
emigrants. N. 3. Starbuck, Of Troy, goes out with
the vessel and will devote his whole attention to the
comfort Of the passengers.
The time for registration has been extended to the
18th Of July in every parish except Orleans, which is
limited to the 3oth inst
1 New YORK, June 22.-In the match to-day between
Dexter and Ethan Allen to harness. best three in five
Allen won in three straight heats. Time-2:15-2:l6
4 -2:19. Dexter lost second heat by half length.
NEW YORK, June ga special committee of the
New York Firemen's Association, with presentation
carriage for Columbia S. c., sailed to-day the Man
haitian for Charleston.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The proceedings in the
made on Stewards family. Nothing new or pointed
bearing ON the case. The defense again insisted on
having witnesses for the prosecution recalled for the
purpose of examination, asserting that two of
them were corrupt and two indicated as felens. The
court again took the matter under adyisement, and
adjourned.
There has been ull in politics since the departure
of the President
BosroN, June 24.-The Presidential party and nu-
merous Masonic bodies arrived yesterday.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The State Department has
information, through Commissioner Beckwith that Of
the five hundred and Twenty exhibitors from the United
States at Paris, two hundred and siatytwo have re-
ceived prizes, namely: Four grand prizes, seventeen
god sxty-two silver and hundred and three bronze
medals; and seventy mine exhibitors received henora-
bic mention,
3oN'T Ear RAW HAM.-That the flesh of the hog
frequently contains parastical insect is now pretty
thoroughly settled. That this PARASITE is capable of
being transferred to the tissues Of the human frame
producing fearful disease termed trichnosis, has
been proven beyond doubt There are scores of peo-
pie in every community who have given up the use of
pork entirely since this astonishing discovery and
scores of others who eat the flesh of swine with con-
siderable latent fear. The lesson to be drawn from
the many of richinoss which have occurred in
different parts of the country may be summed up in
the four words which head this item. While authori-
ties differ in many other things with regard to this new
and ugly disease, all agree that if ham and pork are
thoroughly cooked there is danger in eating either
Sometimes the disease hasbeen communicated by eat
ing mperfectly cured s'fied beet" but here too all
danger disappears when the beef is well cooked
zeal profession, admirably set forth in commu-
nication othe New York Medical Record BY Dr. Ris
tine, of Marion, Iowa, who has treated quite num-
Der Of cases of trchinosis. Dr. Ristne sums up the
matter as follows:
|. That symptoms indicating the presence of young
trchinae in the tissues observed as early or earlier
than the fourth day after the ngestion of the trichi
nous meat.
2. The cysts formed early as the twenty fifth
day.
8. That, the other things being equal, the severity
of the symptoms is III direct proportion TO the amount
Of trichinous meat eaten.
(. That an active cathartic given while the worms |
ire still in the intestinal canal is effective to certain
legree in causing their expulsion and mitigating the
severity of the disease.
5. That youth affords no immunity from the effects
Of the disease.
6. That sailing and smoking do not destroy the Vi
a.y of the parasite.
7. That thorough cooking accomplishes this object
Press and Times.