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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &C.

The reports that Grsat Il itsIn, France and
Italy have renewed their diplomatic relations
WIN Spain under the revolutionary govern
msHt are confirmed. II j. sauthOrItauyeIv aa
nOnhe'd ,bst Prussia and Portugal have also
r'co-nIZ-d "a me new government, end that the
fdpal NHrctO az MSdTtd Ia s yu, btunz,lf it,
communication win tile Spasi,h Mini-ter OF
Fore IN Affairs ~
AT recent meeting OF The United Club, in
SPAN Oloz1Sa informed them that q ueeu Is1-
heila would abdicate an favor of Doa Carlos.
The elCc- iOL- IOr the Coustituent Iortes will
AXE place on the 5Ar d Of EoVevsber AyaIa
the G. olonIal MIuis'ar. has 1ed ? CIRCULAR
announcing that the Colonies will be rIac ID
upon the same electoral OASIS a the rest of
SPAN.
The ievelTy store CT Lsng Brothers, u West
FCErth street CIucinHati, Ohio. was robbed
yestsrday morning Of >I,20I worth of diamond
rings. Two Uea entered the store aud a X
10 l.. shown rings While one of the men called
the attention Ot The clerk To aso;her part OF tue
store the other gTssp'd the rings and made his
escape.
CL&rbCnDeau's planning ard saw mill WIS
'ies trcyrd by fire ~ Montreal Tuescsy. aud a
Iaan employed rs wstchman was burned 70
death The loss is SjJ.JUa.
hsIOT General Thomas arrived ct FORTRESS
hoBrCe yesterday morning, on his way TO IR-
Tpeot The Yorktown and HampToa national
Csme,eries.
Commodore II. T. Marry delivered an ad
dress yeserday before he Valley Agricultural
Fair al Sta1nton, Va. General X. T.. Lee was
present.
IL Is reported that the prize fight between
OBaIdwin and WOrmaId was 10 TAX. plsca
TINS morning II the Isle Of Shoals
All the Pacific ports ii the State of Paner1a,
except that of Jbe capital, have been closed by
Il decree of rhe President.
The organization OF the NatIoral Guard m
France - rapidly progressing. The meas ure
IS received with favor by the people.
The British troops have gained additional
suCee ses IN he Northwestern provinces of
India.
Charles Langley, the Archbishop of C2etar.
bury and the DoWage- DucheSs CT Sunderland,
are dead.
severe earthquake occurred at Salvador on
thr 25Ih OF September.
WheIan, the murderer OF Darcy NcCIee px-
poets 70 get a new rial.
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VIRGINIA NENyE

Mr- a. NJ. Kelly. called. 1T the Richmond
pCsioft!ce, and stated 10 Il gentleman at the door
ttat MS wife dreamed last night tnat "a brother
OF his IN the Moth, was dead He called for
a letter. received Cae from Boston, in which Al
was stated that his brother had recently los,
his J ie by L sand bank caYIBg IN and buryIng
him
An attempt vas made on Saturday night las.
10 ire tnory and Henry College. The fire
was discovered by a student before al had
m2de any headEay.
Rev. Dr. Noore. of the First Prcsbyteriln
Church OF Richmond, has accepted a cali to the
First Presbyterian Church OF Nashville, Ten
LesSaP.
The Methodist church IN Harrisonburg h9=
been sold 10 Rev. !. l.. Massey, for the use OF
The Baptist deEo -linatIon. The price paid wa
S2,75U.
There are over fcr-y tobacco factories IN
Richmond employing nearly two thousand
five hundred persons.
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AFFAIRS IN LOUDoN COUNT, NA.-The
resturg EJror has the folio wing items:
The tail term OF the Circuit Court Judge Il
w. Thomas presiding, which las been gou 2
on ior tie past ten days Will probably adjourn
to-day.
QuIie an interesting revival of religion has
been prO1Iess ing at The II. l.. Church South
M his tIwn, under The pastoral charge OF Rev
David ShOah. Tor the last three or four weeks
On Sunday morning seven or eight persons
We're admitted into church fellowship. The
ICSulTr nightly meetings are sIill continued
under To" most er rcouIaeiug auspices.
Two houses and lots in This town, belonging
10 the estate Of the late Edward HammatL
heretofore advertised, were sold on Saturday
for $50 ard SfJj respectively. The first was
kn ocEed of to NJ Richard H. Turner, and the
other to Nr. John McClbe.
We are glac to fnd that the culture of the
vine Is beginning 10 receive thai attention from
manfs. The soil and climate O: .Sis portion OF
The Stale are so emiEentIy adapted % grape
growing, that ii must soor become an impor-
tdnt addition tn the resources aud wealth OF
the County: and with the proximity of Lon
dCUn 10 The cities Of WASHINGTON and Balti-
more. ready market will be afforded our
N.nCyarcists both for the fruit aud The WINE
they produce.
I he cars on the A. l.. Il II. Railroad. are now
making their daily uips 10 Clark's Gap,
(Eowle's,) three tiles VT ST of LeCSburg. The
Alexandra papers learn that Nr Peacccl, has
made arrtrg merits TO convey plssenge gers from
Ciarks Gar. 10 Winchester. MT. Kemp, one
OF TIE oidest Stage proprietor in the Valley,
Das placed q fine stage on the Cark's Gap and
Winchester line. with fare of $3.50 from Al
exandTig 20 Winchester, which is Il reduction
OF one-balI- Mir. Peacock viii doubtless fCl-
low snii, and the public VIII be benefited If
t.e Stage proprietors nnd themselves losers.
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BELMBoLDs EXTRACT OF BUCHu

Hundreis suner on in silence, and hunared-of
Others apply v.inly TO drueeists and doctors, who
either merely taLtsIiZe them with the hope OF q
cure or apply remedies which make them worse.
would no. wish to assert anything that would do
injustice 10 the afflicted, but 1 am obliged 10 ssy
that ni,hOneh i may be prodqeed from excessive
surstion, TIE use of tea and coffee, and frequent
faton, applied to the mucous membrane Of the
Whea fsviewias the causes Of these dissres.,ny
conplSints. q is most painful to confirm plate ths
stIs meant evlis consta taIfLt upon them. II is but
the any ardtior al causes whic h 40 LARGELY sfaot
the life, health, and happiness Of woman in all
more or less directly the Welfare Of ~. sntrs t bG
man family. The N snia that exists for precocious
ana marriage a canes tine year. THAI ma
wasted and perverted in the restraints sf dress.
The 1I healthy excitement of the bali room Tbns
with the body halt clothed, snd the mind unduIy
SeAe,o1 S % pisasete perysTtins IN nlidnisht revel
tne wCtA OF destruction is hsf accomplished.
~. nee oi ms early srsin upon her sys-
SCtary 20 retall her situation in chool At I..er
dsy, ,hus sggr4yaiing the evil. When one excite.
rent is over, another in prospective keeps the
mind noraidly s-.sitive 10 IMPRESSION. while the
lney fo,hi1Ii8s the exercise ind TO the
attainment Pna retention of organic health and
siren 9Th. the exposure TO night air; the sudden
chsnEe of t,npeTsluIej the con- pIete prostrstioa
produced by eACessive dsncing. must. Of nece-sity
prcdrce their itGitin ate eiiet. At last, an early
marriage caps the climax of misery. snd the In
ioriui ats one hitherto utterly re-srdess of the
plain dictates @nd reHonstIsnces of her delicate
vatnre, becomes an unwilling subject of tlcdicsi
freafn ent. THIS fs but = truthful picture of the
eNpeTicnce OF q. .ous.nds Of our young women
Long before the ability to exercise the functions
Q. the seLerative o. gans, ihey require sn educs
iIon of their D cullsr neryous system Com pose A
OF rhaT is called The tissue. Hhit ia in con mon
with tie female bresst end lips, evidently uuder
the control OF mental .mC toas and ocisti Ds a.
an early EeTi1d Of lie; end. He shall subs
qutLty see, these emotions. when Nce essive l. Al
,ons before butterfly, 20 habits hich The very
ne OF ft',r vi''iHs ere pe-Ore has self complefe
their Gcgelopnep-.
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An Iowa DIyORC E.-IEdIana divorce. have
become - notorious, iTom the facility with
:. nIsh hey are Obtained, and The Iac< II re-
sneef "a winch they are generally -,-garded
~ TIE courts of other States. that tie have
D-cOu. = JV-y-Drd among all the people. En-.
Indiana PrO'r.l- es 20 have company in the loose
CIyoTce bus ines Iowa IL kindly takIn- rank
with Indians, AZ least there - n case whlt "A
Indicate - much. Several years agJ man
residing IN PennSylvanIa visited iowa. in
company with has wife. He was So pleased
WI tha stare hat he resolved 10 make It his
hgI2-. Es'EInIng 70 Pennsyl yly ania, he made
preparations TO remove his family TO Iowa.
isL- IL v-Ife absolutely refused to accompany
nm She would not have her comfortable
home IN Pennsy lyania for the comparatively
unsettled prairiss Of the West. Her husband
ECw-Ner- was determined 10 remove 10 the
Wes'. and. leaving has wife, came 70 thiS State
and located near Waterloo, BIackhawk
county y few years passed, property IN
Blackhawk county increased IN value, and
th- Prnnsy lVanIan, with the properly which
h. had frit behind him and thai which he had
w-sI-hy- HIS wife steadily refused 10 live
d.v .-,- OH Ihe ground OF deser;IOn. The dl.
BIsJkhawA county. Not long ago the Penn
FsnnsyiNania and Iowa His divorced wife
sH-d IN The courts of Pennsylvania Tor her
dover n t1e estate. and recently obtainsd iud--
n III h'T f.-yO-, the Court holding that the
divorce obtained IN Iowa was fraud and
null The PenBsy lvani1 judges have rot q
nigh opinion OflOwa ciyOrces.-D',Jg gyus (Iowa)
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

nth D0y-R -RitEdltsR AgdiR-The Epis-
copal Convention assembled AT the usual hour
IN New York Wednesday morning. On mo.
ton OF Rev. DIR. Meade, tue House concurred
with the resolution adopted by tue Bishops To
hold the closing service on this Thursday
evening.
Mr. s. Il. Ruggies Introduced. series OF
resolutions on the subject OF risu.,ltsm. which
were not entertained under the rule prohi hi
ting tie introduction Of the new business. NJ.
WelCh then called up the order OF the day on
the Indefinite po7tponeraent of the ma jor.ty and
minority reporls of ritualIsm. Rev DIR. Pad
dock took the floor, and urged the deputies TO
adopt the ms Jority report.
Rev. Dr. T.. NJ. Van Dusen, Of Western New
York. was IN favor of taking a conservative
view OF The matter, and gave notice that at the
proper me ne would move substitute for
both reports the resolutions adopted oy the
General Convent ton in ISI.
TIE discussion on rituslism was coutinued
mp 10 The hour OF recess by Mr.. Lee Bough, >.
B. Ruggles, Rev. Dr. Shattuck, William Welsh
ana others.
On reassemhlIng at two O'Clock & message
was received from the House OF Bishops, con-
curling with the deputies iu continuing the
JOINT Committse OF both Houses on the Russo
Greek Church.
OF the IItualisuc reports. Rev. DIR. Good win,
OF PennsylvanR, spoke in fa1 or OF the adoption
OF the majority report
Rev. Dr. Mahan, OF Narylend said the inno-
vatioDs Compla ned of Were \ pert of the tidal
wave which has been moving for years. The
Church of Rome, be Sald, we reg Iru, and Justly
100. WIN urcdu ana aversion As ID some OF her
forms, but she has aban ndcned a rart of her
policy and now allows prayers and singing in
the vulgar tongue, because bv doing SO She ad-
yHnc.d her own interests. He closed with an
earnest appeal in Iavor OF tine report by a ma.
lorify of tue committee.
Rev. James ). Hanckel. of South Carolina.
said be was opposed to all Innovations OF
church forms. The previous speaker he said,
bad referred to a great tidal wave. Is il neces.
sary for tidal wave to be on ward Is there
no retrogressIon, no return of the wave WHY
change the prayer of our Lord into s.our lady,
instead OF sour Father" and use the latter
designation only occasionally. He thought
this was dam ngerous ana should not be tole Grated
Rev. DIR. Dekaver. of Wisconsin. thought
that this body was not in a condition to pass
Tins hastily on L matter of such grave impor-
tance, and therefore urged that the subject be
postponed.
Rev. Dr. Ilttleiohn, OF Brooklyn, followed
IN forclb.e speech N favor OF the ma ority re-
port.
The motion Tor indefinite postponement was
then Withdrawn, when several substitu ties
were offered and debated. At three O'Clock a
vote was taken by dioceseS on the substitute
offered by Mr.. Van Deusen. tin favor of giving
the Bishop In each diocese the power of de-
Gliding in relation TO the rubrical regulation
Worship with the following result: Ayes
laiy, II: clerical, II; divided ,. Noes-cl-ricaI
= laIty. %; divided, ). So it was adopted.
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"A MISSOURI IkAGEDr.-On the night Of the
lilh, Mr. Mapes, an old and respect laole ell
zen, residing about nine miles NorIhw est from
Ottervilie, Cooper County, Mo, was dragged
from his bed taken into the W oods, short DIS
tance from his house, and brutally murdered.
On the following night, Il number OF the citi =
zens organized party TO ferret ont the mur-
derers, and upon Information received By the m,
and believed 10 be reliable, they arrested Mrs.
Mapes Ohe second wife OF the mu rdered man },
her brother, named Mcintosh, Thomas Good,
ana boy named Beneficial implicated in
Inc matter. The prisoners We're placed In
charge OF constable, who, with a guard of ten
men, attempted 70 convey them TO lail al Boon
vile. AT nIghtfall they stopped at the house
OF Mr.. Davis for supper, and " hile there the
house was surrounded, the guard oy empowered.
and Mcintosh and Good taken 10 the nearest
tree, and hung until dead. The constable and
bis party were then allowed 10 take Mrs
Mapes and the boy Bennett 10 the jail ar
Boonville, where they are now confned to
avail y al
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How HARVARD STUDENTS WERE POISONED
Some days ago paragraph went tie rounds
students connected with Harvard College h. 4
been poisoned III some unaccountabie manner
An inNestiga ton was AT once had. when il wa
as Ger tanned that the cause OF all the suiIerip
incident TO the sudden Illness of this larpe
number OF students arose from eating heartily
ofcorped beef, which had been furnished by a
dealer OF Quincy Market. Some lime after
this intelli Cence had been given 10 the public
an analysis Of this beef was made by Professor
Wyman. of the College, which resulted ia the
discovery of traces of yerdIgris. A further ey
smlnaucn revealed the Iaet that the beef had
been cooked in a copper Kettle, and, as a ratural
consequence. the brine Of the beef coming in
contact with the copper, created the verdiyris
with which the meat was impregnated--Bo Bos-
ton Posi-. October
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W o NJ Y

Females owing TO the peculiar aHd important
relations Llch they sustsin, their peculiar organ
iZs,iOn, and the Off ,es they perform, subject
many rgfferinRs. Freedom from these contribute
IN no small degree 60 their happiness and welfare,
Tor none can be happy who are N. Not only o., Z,
but no one OF these various fem ale com patnts
long be suffered to run on without involving the
general heath cf the individual, and long pro-
dBciDs permanent sickness aud premature decline.
Norris II pleasant to consult Q phy sicisn for the
r.lief Of these various delicate affections and only
upon the nc 1t urgent necessity will true woman
so far sacIihc her greatest charm to do this.
The seN VIII then thank for placing Ia th heir
hands simple specifics which viii be found er-
cscioBs in relieving and curing almost every one
of those troublesome complaints peculiar TO tae
sex.
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FIRE,y 3,NGH.NPTOx n Y

EIN"HAIPTON, Oct. 29.-At 3 O'Clock this
morning fire broke out in the Ely storehouse
on the Chenango canal III this CITY, and de-
stToyed Il add lwC oih ar varehousas.WiLa their
contents, consisting of grain and other mer-
cbIudGse.
The armory 0: -" iIth regiment was also
c'stroyed, WIN All the regimentdI properly,
involving a loss OF Slu,'GD. The total loss IS
estimated 70 b. from --NL Lm 10 S1lnM
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~CoIonsl LeIchie, an Italian officer, is in
,.iI az Naples. He married, a short time ago,
the daughter of The Marquis de Sareno. Tue
young bride died two days after her wedding.
Her rem fins were d.sinterred, and IL was found
that she had bee q strangled.
GrBIne is the favorite color Of Madrid ladies
since lbe.reyolutcn.
~Jchn Broueham has written 4 new
drama. The Emerald Ring" tor the Barney
Wiiliamses,
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PROMOTIONS IN TIE NAvY.-The following
promotions of naval officers have Just been
made by the Secretary of the Navy: Lieut.
Commander Joseph =. Fyffe to be comma M der
from December ,, 1.67. Pa sed Assistant Sur
October -, lsGs. Passed Assis.ant Paymasters
ID. b. Batione and W. r. \. Torbert 20 be pay
masters from August 2Oth, and September I6t b,
Its. AsSIstanS Paymasters Henry Gerard
and John +. Tarbeli TO be passed assistant pay +.
masters.
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MARBLE IL LOUDoN COUNTY, VA-The
Leesburg correspondent of the Alexandra
Go-ehe says: The marble quarries OF Mr.. Car
ter, Mr.. Brown, and Mr.. Fred, underlying
probably htty acres of land, about 10 or II
miles from Leesburg, l hope and believe W i'll
turn out tolse valuable. That on Mr.. Frank
Fred land Is grey marble, and takes good
pOlisb. Mr. Carriers and Mr.. Browns is flesh
colOrt d and white. hear of black Marble and
''kiel" IN the Blue Ridge, near HiIlsborough,
and not Tar from the route OF the railroad
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT

The Championship OF the orId-Thc
O'Ba ldw im- w ormald Mat'h-Deseent O.
the Police-Arrrrt OF the Principals.
LYNN, MASS, Oct. 29.-The prize fight for
the champ 'onship OF the world for Sl,UW BE-
tween Ned O'Baldwin aud Joe Wormsld.
CONNIE need 1T Lynnfield, twelve miles IRON
b. stou. at O'Clock this morning. One rouud
s9usd d OF fourteen Lynn policemen broke into
tiN ring and seIZed the principals before they
could leave, while the crowd scattered lik. n
Heck of sheep. The arrested parties were
brought TO Lynn for arraignmeGt before Jus
tice New hall
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NEW YORK. OCT GA largr fiya-sIury
building on Woos,er street, occupied by An.
Crus BIothere. shirt makers; STalI, loom man.
uIact ureTs, end Blossom d Co, paper caIlar
makers, was Today totally destroyed by fire,
together v ith is Salua bic contents. rhe walls
ftlI outw:rd, tamagng or destroying
Ihfee buildings on Wooster and I4aurens : r. at.
and public school building. The total loss is
estimate Il at S9+CtsO
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A RHvRNUE CHANGE-On the LIST prOximO.
there Will be arried into effect new arrange
ment for the port of Baltimore. made by the
officials of the Treasury Department having z in
charge the revenue service. On that day the
revenue steamer James Guthrie, under charge
OF Lieutenant Commanding NJ. l.. Phillips, Will
so into commission for the purpose of boardin 2
all vessels entering from foreign ports. The
snall row boats with their crews, heretofore
used for this purpose. Will after Sunday even
Ing be dispensed with. Lieutenant Phillips.
durIrg he late war, was one Of the officers of
the revenue steamers Hercules and Reliance,
which under the command OF Captain .Ioh n
McGowan ana Lieutenant Baker. rendered
effic lent service IN breaking up the contraband
'rade between he lower parts cf the Eastern
ShCre Of Virginia
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KILLED IN THE ACT.-In q Quitmau Couutv.
Ga, ON Monday night last, on what is known
as the Tennille plantation. negro had been
detailed 10 watch a pile Of com that had been
"growing smaller by degrees" without the
consent of the owners. Near the hour when
'graye- Yards yawn,'' the negro on guard dis
covered something rear the cereal and hailed
Receiving no reply, and the object moving off.
he fired three shots at the spectre from n well
loaded revolver, and the third one brought
down the thief and proved almost instantly
fatal. The body was recognized as one Jam 3
Stewart, a well known colored preacher i'm
Georgia and Alabama.
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LIBlL SUIT AGAINST THE NEW yORE
IRIKINE.

NV YORK, Get. 29.-J. w. Sinontop. gen
eral agent Of the AssCciatCd Pres, has entered
suit az inst the Tribune Association for pub
hshiIG a communication " hick appears M
that Jour nal this morning
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y E0ID BOND ROEFEgY.-Ia New York
Yesterday afternoon, e.. w. Woolsey took frem
n vaults Of the SAFE DepOs. COMPANY a Iin
coN containing $4,000 IN five -twen.Ies, ~,r 90
ID r:,i.saI stocks, aud a5OG. -lJ,UOJ a. cur
r~l,v. Entering the Gree OF a real rsLt.e
sen. 4, - Cedar stree, he placed the box On
tS- desc, with his hat an. umbrella N.
Will con TeESIng with the clerk, bIs back be-
ing fUru-d 70 the desk, he heard slight uOi-s.
and loo ng arrow nd. saw n SeEu"r2anly dp-
pra-lDS ; yJuUy man hastily TetSed:InS with tie
box IN a.1En w:-s NJ once given. but the
-EIti q. s-IH,-d hrs pUrsufrs aud escaped. Al
accurate drscriI tial OF the tIir. vas gwen 70
'-- -s-v-'.S-S, aEI hey az working UQ t.-e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29

REyEsUE APPOINTMENTS Secretary Me-
Culioch this morning msde the following ap-
poiutnents OF Revenue officers:
StorcIeepers.-David Roath, 9Th Pa; Chas A.
Van Horn, LIST NO.; Robert Davidson. Thomas
Parper, BENJAMIN II. Hair. and David Gordon.
Sd Ohio; WIN. YOrke Atlee, ist Ia; James
Ellis, 22d N. Y; J. r. Baker, V. B. Carey, 6ih
Ohio; James Mcguire, 9th Va.
GHdgers.-Jos. Il. Lahrop, 92d n. Y; Asa
W. Cash, 30th N. V: John A. Garland, l.. I.
Csmptrl', Ist Conc; George p Leonard. I'd
OHIO; Walter A. Edwards, I'D n. Y.
II Tbdc,O MSpectOT.-DIy id Pullman, n Va.
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~Dr. Pouiet of Ploicher- les Mines fHaute-
Saone) has sent in PAPER to the Eren ch Aeed.
emy O. Sciences to show that alcohol taken in
large doses is a sure specific in cases Of poison.
ing by musbr ooms, especially by those of the
Aporife genus. He further states that mera
boiling In salt aud vinegar is by NO means
sufficieItto render the poisonus kinds innocu-