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same, the general committee shall act upon
and approve the same before delivery.
SEC. 5. Be it further ordained, etc, That
the said general committee shall have in
charge, and meet for consultation upon
such other subjects as may be referred TO it
by the Common Council, or hereafter i'm
posed by ordinance. And it shall keep
minutes of the result Of all proceedings
brought before it, and its book of minutes
shall be open, and free access allowed to all
citizens and taxpayers desiring the same
and it shall make report to the Council Of
the city of New Orleans upon all matters
requiring action or confirmation by the said
Council.
Mr. Shaw said he had voted no on the
two pay rolls submitted because he wished
to treat all alike. He suggested that the
Mayor be instructed to promulgate an ordi-
nance for such part of the rolls as hemight
find no objection to.
The Mayor asked that the rolls be pub
Iished in the proceedings. He presumed
that Administrators themselves had been
imposed upon. He questioned no ones in
tegrity, but the aggregate Of the pay rolls
was enormous. He found names of officers
down for extra work who had fixed
salary.
Mr.. Shaw said he would like to see the
rolls published, but in tabular form the
printing would be too expensive.
The Mayor ex essed an opinion that the
reductions which might be effected by pub
LEGATION in discovering possible errors would
pay the cost of printing.
Mr.. Shaw renewed his motion that the
mayOr should prOmulgate an ordinance for
the payment of all persons whom he found
to have been actually in the public service.
The Mayor-Win you amend it by in
structing me to take all necessary measures
to find out that fact
Mr. Shaw said he had no objection.
AS amended, the resolution was unani-
mously passed.
The Mayor requested that the Council
would pass a resolution that in future no
person should be employed by any Admin
istrator without the previous approval of
the Council.
Mr.. Shaw moved that from and after this
week each Administrator shall report to the
Council the number of persons required to
be employed in his department, and what
for; and that the action of the Council shall
be had before their employment
Mr.. Walton seconded the motion.
Adopted.
The Council adjourned to meet again at
9 A. NJ, tomorrow, August 9.
H. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Secretary.
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+. 9. REMICK,
Administrator of Commerce.
JOHN COCKREM,
Administrator of improvements.

ANAlLll5bTNbOI % Improvements
The Mayor continued: Since the receipt
= of this letter have become more than ever
convinced that all important acts of the
Council, unless secrecy is specially required
for the completion of some negotiation or
something of the kind, should be transacted
in open session. 1 have yielded to this sys-
tenn for good while, thinking that those
making out the pay rolls had sufficient
reasonsfor the expenditure they approved
but hereafter shall insist that all pay rolls
shall be brought before the Council for their
distinct approval. Here are the pay rolls
for this week, which include superintend-
ents Of carts, fOremen, bridge-keepers, ban
quette inspectors, inspectors Of Old Basin,
bridge Inspectors and very large number
of superintendents. think these should
be passed upon seriatina by the Coun Gil be-
fore they are paid.
Mr.. Lewis-The rolls which the Mayor
has before him appear to be the pay rolls of
the Department of Improvements, and the
Administrator of that Departments not pres
emit am unable to judge what is needed
IN that department, sjust as / think be
would be unable to judge what is needed in
mine. have in my department no more
employees than are needed, and nv rolls are
open for inspection at all times. I am unyill-
ing to pass upon the pay roll Of any denart-
ment when the Administrator is not present
to represent it.. If he has placed men upop
the pay rolls, it has been above his own sig
nature, and be is responsible for his own de.
partment. As these pay rolls have all been
approved by the respective Administrators,
move that they be passed by the Council
and published, 1 desire to conceal nothing,
and do not believe that any Administra-
tor desires to conceal anything on his pay
rolls. My own rolls are far below what /
found when cane into office.
Mr.. Shaw-Since the question has been
raised, think these pay rolls should be |
carefully serutinized by the Council, and / |
make the proposition that we sit from dav |
to day and examine into all the points |
which the Mayor suggests.
Mr.. Lewis-I ask would an Administrator
approve pay roll for person not entitled
60 it,
Mr.. Shawl think not, but the Mayor
has raised the point, and / propose we in
vestigate it. move that every depart
ment hand in it's list of officers and en-
ployes to the Council for action. 1 have
list of my own officers, which
now of6er, and 1 suggest that other Admin
strators do the same.
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3. n. Riueux, assistant blacksmith, { days,
L. T. DELASSIZB, Admin
Surveyors Department,
sUPBRINTENDRNTs, DRAUGHTsaEF AND CHAIN On

sLFEhINThNDENIsl DhAUEHIshEH And CHAIN CAR.
RIERs.
James Lindsey, superintendent of car.
penters, at $3.50 per month, I GAYS. s35 90
D. 3. Mandell, supeTinten dent Of paving
st $50 per month, days. ........- Is M
E. G. Faxter, superintendent OF paving
at 500 pei, MONTH : days. ........... % 80
Leonard SeWell, superintendent, az SI25
per month, days. ..............- % II
Alex. de Drummer, assistant dIauebts
at $50 per month z days.. !. .,, Is "a
August LaBgeEman. assistant draughfs.
man, at - 50 per day, s days..,, q % |
3. II. HolbTook, calculating area Of
streets at Sl25 per month, Z davs 20 II
J. d. Goodman, calculating a0;e IL
streets at siOO per mOnts. days. % %
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OFFICIAL.
Pay Rolls of the City of New Orleans
for the Week ending August ).
MAToRALTE OF NEW ORLEANS, I

MATORALTT OF NEW URLEANs, I
City Hall, August 9, 1872.
To the Secretary City Council of New Orleans:
SIR-In pursuance of a resolution of the
City Council; this day passed, directing me
to take all necessary measures to find out
whether the persons placed ON the weekly
pay rolls of the respective departments for
the current week have actually been in the
public service, and, if so, to promulgate an
ordinance for their payment, you wilLpiease
cause to be published in the official jour
nal the. pay rolls of the Departments of
WaterwOrks and Public Buildings, Police,
Commerce and improvements, respectively.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
The pay rolls called for in the above com
munication are subjoined.
H. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Secretary
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James SMITH. handyman, Tdays, at g. 50
Augrst Davis. lzboreT, days, at 81 rs.
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CeIIlIy LUlJ LIlt IOItEUIIIH IS q CUIIbCI EUI
JAMES LEWIS, Administrator
Department of improvements.
BUREAU OF STREETS.
Canals, BRIDGES, etc.
FOrenleH, etc.

J. P solomon, foreman, days, at So so. IT Sc
Observation-Disclosures. % 90
H. Ballard foreman, DAYS, at $4........ 20 90
J. A. Currie foreman, days. at 3d.. IS 90
R. SanchO, labOrer, Z days at S2.......... IA 90
NJ. Creagh labOreT days, at $2,......... IA 10
J. Kernigau, foreman, days, at So 3d.. II 50
H. Steele, labOTer, days al $2........... IA 90
J. Harmon, labOTer, days. at Sl......,... 90
at $5......... >. IS 90
J. W. Abbott, foreman, 6 days, at So &c.. IS 90
Isaac Williams labOrer, days, at S2..... IA 20
Pat Flynn, labOrer, 7 days, at F2....,,,.. IA 90
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CITY Hall, NEW ORLEASs, !
ThnradaY. Angust 8. 1872. {
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Legal Notice, ! "a


0ATHARIEE EGGAR and Daniel Eggar, her
W husband, Of the county Of Tazewstiin the
State Of Illinois, win take notice that on the
10th day Of July, A. D. 1879, Charles .. Bu
ehansn and Mary Ann Buchanan, his wife
alsd In the court Of common pleas of Mon.
roe ounty. Ohio. their petition, the prayer of
which 10 to obtain partition of the following
lands, In Monroe county, aforesaid, Of which
Henry Long died seized, to wit: Thirty-thrse
acres In the northeast corner of the southeast
quarter of section ten, township six, range
six; also, sixty acres of the north end Of the
west half Of the southwest quarter Of Sec
tion four, township six, range six-except
four acres in the northeast corner Of said
half quarter; also, one hundred acres of the
west side of the southeast quarter of section
tsu. township six. range six. Said petition
will be for hearing at the October term of said
court, A. D, 1879, 20
HUNTER Il HUNTER, az
iyf6wa Att'ys for plaintiffs.
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! Legal Notice,

. E "a "a - a
CAMUEL D. SMITH. who resides out of TIE
~ State of Ohio, will take notice that on
the 18th day OF March. 1879, William Burditt
aud wife filed in the court of common pleas
Of Monroe county, Ohio, an amended answe er
to the petition OF 9eorge W. Fulton,and GROSS
petition making said Samuel D. Smith . par
ty. and charging that the pretended deed
made by Fulton to said Smith for that part of
the north half of ths northeast quarter of
section thirty-three, township three and
range five, lying south of the creek, except
what had been sold to Isaac Mitchell and
containing sixty four acres more or less, stu
ate in said county, was and is void as against
the claims of Burditt and wifs, who ask that
the same be set aside. You are required to
answer by the 5th Of October next; the case
will bs for hearing at the October term; 1872,
HOLLIsTER & UKRY, i.
auglSwS. Att'ys for BurdNt.
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Election Notice.

To the Qualified Electors Of Center
To,onship, Monroe County, State 81
Ohio: "sA 934s s9
NTHBREAs, a written request has been
wv made by one hundred tsx paying Rlec-
tors of Center township, Monroe county, State
of Ohio, upon the Trustees of said towns hip,
to call meeting of the qua lied electors
thereof, to vote for or against the oonstruc.
tion Of a railroad by said township of Cen
ter, the terraini Of which shall be respect
lively an eligible point at the town of Woods.
field in said township, and an eligible point
at the town of Clarington. Monroe county,
Ohio, by the valleys of Standing Stone Run
and Sun6sh Creek, and passing through said
township, and the appropriation therefor OF
Twenty-nins Thousand Seven Hundred Dol.
lars, said sum to be raised BY the issuing Of
the bonds Of said township, in the manner
provided by an act Of the General ASSEMBLY
Of the State of Ohio, passed April %, 1872,
entitled an act to authorize countless cities, in.
oorporated villages and townships to build
railroads, and to lease and operate the same,
said Bonds to bear interest from date of issue.
at the rate of eight per cent per annum pay
able semi annually, and the principal thereof
payable. one tenth in nine years from the
date of said bonds, and nestenth each year
thereafter, until all are paid; both principal
and interest of said bonds to be made p lya-
BILE at the Office OF the Treasurer OF Monroe
county, Ohio.
Now, therefore, said qualified electors Of
Center township, Monroe county. Ohio, are
hereby notified to meet at their usual place
of voting, iheiween the hours appointed By
law for holding elections, on the 2lst day Of
September, 1872, to vote for or against the
construction o. said railroad, ,f, ~
Said qualified electors voting fer the con-
struction OF said railroad will endorse upon
their ballots "Railfoad. Yes" and those vo-
ting against it will endorse "Railroad, No.p
eaaati hra sfu8 ROBERT JOHNSTON,
ri gNiiSaIala: N ROBERT McCAMMON, 4
gas os A,s,isy DAVID, AGAIN, bgs4 !,
auQ20w5, Trustees.
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. Road. Notice

A PETITION will be presented TO ths Com
q n missionsrs Of Monroe Toouuty- Ohio, at
their September session. 1879, praying fol, a
view and survey for the alteration and es-
tabHshnsnt Of 1 road, starting a. the mot th
Of Hsrn's Run on Littis Muskingum Greek, in
Perry township, and following IL, near the
road running north through. the lands Of Bal
iii Dye and John Andrews, and thence north
70 interseet the main road, near W. R. Gray s
barn in Perry township.,ehss liza Il l,sifis
jy50y5. ID i y MANY PETITIONERS,
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- st tf1 aa----- t9Esi 8E&
There is about lls acres OF the land clear.
ed, we'll improved and Under good fencing;
the remainder is well timbsred, There are
two dwelling houses on the farm in good re-
rsir, cue log barn, weather boarded. one frsme
smoke house and other outbuildings, One
good bearing orchard Of three acres, com.
posed Of different varieties of fruit. The
farm is well watered, d,havins spring insevery
fstds There Is GOAL on the. land o. good
quality. Z zJ Iexiel = G. 1-s hsss .s4siiel
The land /; lies within three miles OF I'd 9
line of the Beliaire, Woodsheld and 2anes-
vile Railroad, which road is now being sur
veysd, and depot will be established In that
distance Of il itae q ~. to' ts-I = S's.5
|, For further particulars address. |or. cali on
l'Ns ISAAC NJ MYERS.
!ysop3. ..o, .Beallssille, Monroe Co, o.;
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Legal Notice,

SARAH DUNLAP, Of Marshal county. W est 81,
~ Virginia, win take notice that on the 2lth
day OF July, 1872, William r. Dunlap fled q
petition in the court Of common pleas Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio. the object of which il to OBJ
tain divorce from said Sarah Dunlap, ON, ae-
count Of her wilful absence for more than
three years; said petition will be for hearing at
the October Term, 1872. sa s.lg tf - Ssfti
HoLLlSTRR & oKEY, q
s lysowo' Att'ys for plaintiff,
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Settlement Accounts

PROBATE JupeE's OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY. !
WooDsF1ELD, ONO, August %, 1872.
vUNHE following settlement accounts viii be
Il for hearing 90 81 s-X ssoAas'a @.
: Thursday, September II, 1872: =,
Leonard Twinuru Admir- eof WIN. r. Big
ger, decd, lst part: rs ssa .ss,,ast 4 :.
Leonard Twinum Guardian of person and es.
tate of Levi Brooks heirs, 1st part. ! ...
VIM MAILER Admir- estate of robias Born, decd
final.
Christian Sanders Guardian Of person and es-
tate Of Peter F. Koontz's heirs, final So
Jacob T. Morrill, Admir- estate of William Lit.
/, ten, decd, final. aa ha szsg 4s'sa sfs
rta. se4sa as T. o. CASTLE,
aug27td. alg sns Probate Judge M Go. :
la ,ttfaz- ss,4 a. ,1tdauweF tfs- ..,
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Attachment.

VIM. Gallagher, plaintiff, ! Before Alex.
against Buchanan, ]. P.
R, l.. Tarlton, defendant. ofSummit,own
ship. Monroe county, Ohio, On the 9Th day Of
August, 1872, said Justice issued an order OF
attachment in the above action for the sum
Of $50 This cause is set for hearing on the
25th day of September, 1879. h ,dt II
aug20w3. WIN. GALLAGHER.
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= Legal Notice.


DETER MELoTT and Joseph Melott, who re.
/ side out of the State Of Ohio will take
notice that on the 5th day of August. 1872
Sylvanus Hood filed petition in the court OF
common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. the
object Of which is to quiet his title to the
west half of the southwest quarter, of sso-
tion 81, so acres; also, the south part Of the
southwest quarter of the northwest quarter
of section twenty -one, containing ten, acres;
also, thirty acres, of the east. ,side Of the
northeast quarter OF Of section twenty seven;
also the west half Of the northeast quarter
of section twenty, eighty acres, all in towship
four range four, and in said county, and to
snjoin collection of a note for S40o due April
1873, given by plaintiff to Peter Melott. The
detsndants are required to answer by the 5th
Of October, 1879; the case will be for hearing
in said court at the October term, 1879.
..t,,,,., H0LLISTER 4 OKEY, a
augl3w6. Att'ys for plaintiff
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Notice.

A IL persons are hereby warned not to buy
II promissory note given BY ne to NJ. c..
Starbuek Il Co. Said note calls for fftY dol
lars, dated July Is, 1877, and payable six
months after date. Said note was obtained
by false and fraudulent representations made
to me by one Stephen Buskirk, who repre-
septed himself the agent of said NJ. C. star
buck &Co. iySewS. BIT. .MELL0TT.
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Administrators / Notice.

NOTICE, is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of the estate of Rnos Brown
field, late of Monroe county, Ohio. deceased.
augeew3. WILLIAM BhOwNFIgLD.
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AGENTS WANTED:

MALE AND FEMALE. - Business pleasant,
Nl aud pays better than any enterprise in
the field. Agents make from IS to S. per
day. Send stan,y for sample and particulars.
Address J. LATHAM & CO., 292 Washington
street, Boston, Mass. -4rsi3w6. >
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MARIETTA COLLEGE, +;

NE MARIETTA, OHIO
The next term in College and Academy begins
August291 The institution has an facilities
for doing thorough work. 1t has graduated 81
classes numbering $50 students. The attend
ance last year was greater than in any former
year. Worthy students needing il are aided
For catalogues apply to the President. 1 a
iy23we. 50 l5o-,a li,Jts I. .W.ANDREWS.
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Attachment.

George Webbsr, plaintiff. J Before Alex. Buch.
go against ~ anan,J. P. of Sum.
R. L. Tarlton, defendant. NIT township, N on
roe county, Ohio: On the 9th day of August,
1872, said Justice issued an order of attach
ment in the above action for the, sum of SAT
This cause is, set for hearing on Wednesday
the 25th day of september. 1879.
aug2OW3. 's'''''' GEORGE WEBER.
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Settlement Accounts.

PROBATE CoURT, MoNRoE COUNTY UHIo. I
august Is, 1872.
THE following settlement accounts will b
/ for hearing zH ast@ g1
Thursday, September s, 1872:
Evan Haney Guardian of Jacob Miller's heirs
Cd part }JijsAs q 4&j ~ -
Jonathan Lieuellen Admir- estate of Isabel
Milligan, decd. final. q ~
Hagh B. Hill Guardian person and estate o
George H. CLARK, lst part.
Richard K. Walton Guardian person and es
tate of Margaret conger, final. ~
Richard Scott Admir- estate of VIM. P. Knowl.
"a ton. decd, LIST part. 5e a4ga ~ !iia
:Hsis tissin a# T. o. CASTLE,
aug2otd.. Probate Judge NJ. C. o.
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Vest And greatest variety ofcsrealsss
So sfsuis, vegetables and otherfsrm
products, ,sot less than 20 articlesslo
Osmmittee--Hugh Dues, John Smith
H., Fred Beftram.1 3 : 6 81 'sss,s 9ss5sl4 s's
CLASS L--sth Department = Farm Pro.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
q = Y sssRl sia-alL h3ggsg
Near Beulsscille, Monroe County, Ohio.
The undersigned ofers for sale his farm of
ONE HUNDRED AND F0RTY-SIX
4 ,y, ~ ACRES, .A,AsaaE
Situated two miles south of Beallsvill g.
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'Asssiigneess3 Sale.

1oolS SotACN'5 OUtfN'
1 erEp fryan's &. 5-7--------- SEQ a-f-asE
jNT0TlCB Is hereby given that ths under.
~ sieped, as the Assignee of A. R. Phillips
L Bro, viii sell lat public auction, at the town
OF Stafford, Monroe county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the tn day Of Septsmbey, 1872
Commencing at o'clock a, m. all the prop
srty and effects assigned TO him by said arm
for the benefit, Of their creditors, .s.l .4.x
Terms made known on day Of sale. e
q. W. MASON
- a.-s Assignee Of A. R. Philips & Bro.
iys0w6. ar s'o.ts ag,hoe 70 s;e'ss
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MONROE MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company.

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. 3Gis ga 'uo'!a saii9gas seg sIs ,aoiD
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Cinclair's Single Acting, Non-Free.
- ziDg, CoMBINkD HYDRAULIcAN AND FoRcE
June @, 1871. sf1 'G fs1
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Mr.. Peabody wa q politician, whose
chief ie.ss1 s ss g g nad o. f sne
midshie riTsi IN one Mrs scroggs. whom
he 5ietermfncd to beat Il possible, and to
fhis end he bent every energy 81 hi ma
inc. Both Peabody and ScfogRs were
D1mocrats. but while the -foruoaS Was one
81 your suave and eloquent men, the latter
was somewhat rough In e1tex1or and not
az all given. to flatfeFy.a Peabody would
visfe every hovel n his ward which con-
tained voter, and 1nalEn himself - aeroe.
able IS possible to the inmates. he would
Halter the women, kiss their 6aDles, ana
act IN All respeofa moro ske 0eAr nl s..si
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Professor C. #. ChAnfller; Ia the Ameri-
eas Ctemia sayh: tis not possible to
make gasoIene. naphtha, or benzine safe
by any addition that can, be unde 10 it,
Nor Is any oil safe that can be set ON fire
1T the ordinary temperature of the air.
Z Special lamps, some of them Of very ele-
CANT design; have been .introdAeed fol
dangerous flnid, and . burner BY which ii
i6vaporized and burns like &oss
The apathy Of the public IN regard to this
matter is beyond any GpQprehension
These lacts arc wen known IN Almost every
cOmmunity and yet, though Il ls now
twelve or thifteen years sinoo this class Of
oils came into general use, Ne have - yet
NO adequate legislation for the profession
stringent laws, making It State prison
o6ense to mix naphtha and illuminating
Oh, or to sell any product of petroleum
as an illumlnating oil or fluld to be used
In lamps or to be burned except In air
gas machines, that Will evolve m inflam-
nlable yapor below 100 deg. Fah., will hn
efiectual IN remedying the evil. In case
the standard, the seller should be COM
PEELED to pay all damages to property,
and If life Is sacrificed, should be pun
ished for manslauQhter. Is should be
made extremely hazardous to sell such
oils. 6. 49,
Naphtha, under whatever name it pass
es. is, in one respect, more dangerous than
gunpowder. Gunpowder never expl0des
unless fire is brought to it. Naphtha, on
the other hand, sends out It, iuhnmmable
vapor and brings the fire from q distance.
Gunpowder Is thus passive agent, while
naphtha Is an active one and when intro
duced under the treacherous disguise Of
safe oil, 1t is not to be wondered that
frightful accidents occur.
In this connection the svapor stoves
demand some consideration. These stoves
are supplied with naphtha (sold under
various names) from q reservoir at one
side, the supply being regulated by a stop
cock. The naphtha flows into a tube OF
chamber, which is maintained at a high
temperature by the combustion; here 1t
is vaporized to escape through suitable
orifices and burn. These stoves are ar
ranged for cooking, as well as for heating
apartments.
These contrivsnces are all, without ex-
ception, highly dangerous. They are all
supplied with benzine or naphtha, which
is always liable to take fire and to prcduct
explosive yapOrS.
A key Of gunpOwdcr in building y moi
as dangerous rs 0,le of these stoves.
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Ine nevcI v.rym& qussaons 2 10y 10y
surgeons m tneir ROUNDS tnrou&u n0splts !!
wards were: stick out your oongue.'
/" How are your b9wels r : nt!td y1g
cat yesterday 1magne t4aa SfdeI -
these ml1iries xepeatea M ne snere
rough, gru1. 0llcts! Army tore q every
one q tho my 80 - = sv1fd evesy morn
ing, End the sreeosr can st1dersnn4 1sw :
laminar tney lame % - soi ~ - = 4
we s.,, snossgn cg = s.C. ~.
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