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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
Heslster's aIntirEs.

~ RGISTERS OFFICE
Ii NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 26th, 1873.
Upon application Of Dr. August NegenfanE, Bxecu-
tor of William A. Wisdom, late Of Wilmington Cttgi
in said County, deceased; 1t ls ordered and dl-
rected by the Register that the Executor Aforesaid
give notice of the granting Of Letters Testamenta-
ry upon the estate OF the deceased, with the
date OF granting thereof by causing advertisements
to he posted within 40 days from the date OF such Let
ters IN six OF the most public places OF the County
Of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same, or abide by
an Act Of Assembly In such case made and provided.
And also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, a
newspaper published In Wilmington, and TO be con-
tinued therein three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of once OF
n. 81 the Register Aforesaid, at New Castle In New
Csstle County Aforesaid the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICR.-An persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attested TO the Executor on or before March 26thi
1874, or abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
A. EGENDANK, NJ. D., Executor.
Address mdr2s-Sw Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
U 10 TIE LADIES,

EsrTo TIE LADIES,
r. L. FRANKS,
HOOP SKIRTS, CORsETS, LADIES' AND CHIL
DRRN'S UNDER-GARMENIS,
AAHUFACZoRT,
5ll MARKET STREET, Wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23

Eg-The Ftrest and sweetest Cod-Liver OIL la Haz-
ard Caswelrs MADE on the shore, from fresh
selected lvers, by Caswel, Hazard Co, New YORK
Il is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who nave
once taken 1t prefer 1t all Others Physicians have
decided it superior to any OF the other oils In mar
EaN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23

ey- Eatiue Fedrl versus Porcelain Dentists ware
is a poor substitute for Natures. Let thAse who &c
believe use the SGZ0DoHT, which, II da ly applied
viii prevent all necessity for false teeth by keeping
the real ones sound and healthy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23

ER-TRe Complaints Of disgusting odors and In
urious effects produced by the use OF Paratne OILS
gu machinery are inexcusable, 30 long as manufac-
turers can obtain the pure sperm and talow oils
made by Z. Ii. Kellogg, OF New York. at the low
prices he advertises.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
ee time tables for further particulars
New Advertisements, This Day.

Funeral notice
Resolutions OF Respect
City demonstrations parties
Hardware-Truman h shaw
Notice-SOns of Temperance.
John McLesr d Son, Bankers
Coal-Wm. II. Almond Bro.
Lykens Valley CORl-Geo.W. bush.
Summer ardlnR.accommodatlons
Dry C3oOds-Ari hambAult-Philad'a.
Public sale of GrOeafies-Ogle & Miller.
steam Saw and Planning Mtll-H: W. Cause.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
zust aHG Sanua.

n OsT.-on Tuesday evening, q coral ear-drop A
III 4 suitable reward will be given by returning 20
apr22-2t. slb DkL. AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23

u-Usc less of Dooley's than Of other Yeast or
Baking Powder, as It Is much stronger. Put up full
weight. Give 1t fair trial Grocers sell 1t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23

EE- -poolsy's Yeast Polrder cannot be excelled fol
making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, Wafflles, Corn
Bread, &c. /. is always ready and reliable
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
&t0puSaIS.

YVNO IRON NIANUFAUTURERs
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CEFICE or THR LIGHT House B0ARpl
WASHINGTON, D. e., Apri 2, 1873.
Sealed Proposals. end lrssd proposals for Iron
Buoys will be received at this Oie until ~ O'Clock
Ou WEDNESDAY,. May 2!st, on pri 1ted forms
which, with circulars, plans specifications, forms
OF contract, aud any desired information, can be
had On application by man or In person To Light
House IuspectOrs, Boston, New York, Philadelphia
ana Light House Engineer, Baltimore, or
C. :. BO6GS,
Rear Admiral, L. S. N, Naval Secretary.
aprl9-3t,aw,3s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RnIIrsad H.ur..

rRAnss LEAVE wrMHeToN.
For Pkslddelphia-l.s5, as, $50 $40, 1880 a m.
1880, 400, 400, $50, T.1n 1919 p. m Sundays
6B0, p. M
For Ress York-1.e6 q. n. 1880 and $50 p. m.
For BaltimOrs-l25a, aOs and 1000 q m; Las and
h1T D m
M ths Dslapare R R--lGbS, and 1910 a. m.
626 p m. NO Sunday trainA
FOR Rsss oastls-l9.56, R4O, 1910 q. m, and l.se,
go pm.
For C0atesvills-s.so, A. M.and 8 and P. M. The
FIRST two run through 70 Reading.
For ". a v. r. R.-(Market St, Dspotl 100
10.A0 q. m, and b.3b p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910 $50, and l046 a. m. 121b 1880, AGO, 400,
b00, 80, 1o.l5 and ll.s0 p N. Sundays l0lollSO p.
m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Delauare H. R.--sOO uyom New Cas- ael
10 10 q m 800, 900. (The two lal ter are uelght
with passenger car attached,)
From W. & r R-S.lb and 11.45, a m and s.lo
D, n The s.16 q. m. only runs from Coatesvtle.
From Phiiddelphid-12.42, %, gb6 a. IN, l2.OOi
Lib, 2O5, 545, bO7, ais, 500, 1880. Sunday lS42
m, and 1880 p. m.
m., !. .O0and o.UO p IN.
- See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
Respectfully,
ANkE 3. MLUUW Ell 7
Editor woman's Department sunday Republic.

FRIEND" inqulres "What does your certin-
Gaze to tine efficacy Of kunkel Wine OF iron Filters
mean Is 1t true that 1t has helped yourself ana
utners in dyspepsia ?" 1t means Just whaG II says.
We have proved its efficacy in our own case, and
have seen lts effects In many others. DR.. kuhkel
mas our waTmest thanks for putting It In power
10 relieve many poor sufferers, by furnishing his eX
ceent medcilts grasuitously 10 Tor distribution
amongst those unable 10 pay for them.-AHHe h.
MrLOmeH
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
7'rice 81 per bottle. 4. f. hUNhEL Sole Pro-
rietor, No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine,
lladelphia.
ASK for Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no
OF er
fOr sale In wilmington by Z. McInal, Jr., Second
and Market. &. Brngnurst a Co, sixth and Market
II. Il. Brnghurst, 3lI MARKET street; Alfred Walton
.55 Market street; D. j. Gallagher Is. Il Z. Shoena-
her, sInltn a Fanler, ". E. Willlar2s, Ninth and
Market streets and L, NJ England, cor. sixth and
Lonluaru streets. Oet5O-ly-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
alutires in Bankruptcy.

I'm BANKRUPTCY.
At Wilmington, the 22d day OF April, A. D., 1873.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap
pointment as assignee of George CLARK, OF Delaware
City In the County OF New Castle and State OF Della.
ware, within taid District, who has been adludeed
a Bankrupt on creditors petition, By the district
Court OF said District. CHAb. COhblVt
apr22 2ltd-9tw Assignee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
az UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.

DIR. Z + KuEKBL:
Dear ir:-I desire to bear unsolicited) testimony
to the merits OF your Bitter inc OF Iron, as dys'
peptic remedy. have taken 1t myself with excl
lent effect. have noticed the great benefit derived
from v by several suffering, poor women, whom
your charity has enabled me TO bestoW II upon.
am willing that you Should use this in any way you
may desire, and nope those OF my friends who read
It will believe II To be an honest expression OF ny
uIiniOn of an excellent medicine, aud OF my 5enst
Oi obligation 70 It's benevolent proprietor, b +,
kunkel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
Wantfa.

FNtFFNNFs
xNTANTED.-A good operator on the sewing ma
w chine. Apply at 6lS STATNALL 81.
apr22-tf
NNTANTED-sewing by the iay or week UNDER
w stands cutting aud ftttng dresses. Gan ope-
rate on any machine. Apply at ,,.,,,,>,rr, on
w with some experience, a good accountant
ATJ SpiaEst ~ SF.P.T." This OFFICE.
UTANTED-Ag good upholsterer none but good
wv workman need apply. ..,,.,r
apr2i-st l1e King Street;
UTANTED.-Tw energetic young men as sales
w men. Good Inducements offered, at Grover
q anT1s.u 1S1sL f'"'s 'A sieMARKET ST.
WT ANTED-Ab boy 10 drive and have care OF q
april.if 4. s. YOUNG 4OI shipley St.
UTANTED : IMMEDIATELY = Several active
w men to canvass the city for singer sewing
Sii %arsi,tf App' GS MARKET STREET.
WTANTED-Housekeeper to know that they
by applying at MRS TAYL0RS
Intelligence ONCE.
marl9-1y N. x. cor. Second and West sts.
NV ANTEO -Enereetc men OF good address 70 70
Market street jan2l-u JOSEPH Al. JoNks.
NXTANTED : IMMEDIATELY. - Active young
w men to canvass for the Grover Baker sew
ing Machine. Apply at S16 NJ MARkET 81
oct5-tf wilmington, Del.
" CARPET BALLS
For which the highest cash price VIII be raid Ap
ply TO T. r. hASSoNi I,.l. stIsc,s
oct 2s-dkw,tT Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23

ATOTICE.-The second Quarterlv Session OF the
ware will he held In the Hail Of Morning star ~
No. 2, McCfry's Building, on THURSDAY April zt'n'
at 10 O'Clock, T.. NJ. ). n. FCG = u o.
N1Ew CASTLE ASp FRENC lTowN TURN
~ PIKE AND RAILROAD COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the s'ockhoders of mis-
Company and an election u Directors VIII take
place at the otfiGe OF the Company, IN New Caaue,
on Thursday, the sth day q MAY neA5 ~ m u a. aa6g ~
NTOFICF.-Aii persons are torbid harborn ng or
~ trusting my wife. Adelil L0ekmen, as VII
pay no bnls contracted by yner:;prusto ner; KveN.
april Is iAkLH' " nIH-
New FIRM
The undersigned have en'ered into eo.partnership
under the fru name of NJ. v lylg, lor tne
nuruose uf ear yiuR on the tol blsn"ss AJ the ).
W. corner OF Front amt Tatnal strg,tS :, p,,rp
apr o-sm lsAAU e. PlLs,
tRTsAs, SAVINGS B NK,
bO2 VI lIkoL Street, wilmington. (
The Managers have declared semi annual dlvl-
iend on DepOsits for the months ending March'sl,
Of per cent Dep sitds Will pltsehy .nyir NJ BooAs
| for settlement. l.. 4. la !ON,
| apricot lleasu'eI'
| ~ CyPICE-At u meeting II IN Board Of Direc-
| " tors Of the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized 10 settle ths accounts ~ that AssOcia-
lion and ali those Ind btsd to said Association are
hereby noned to call at the corner OF Fourth and
/ Spruca Streets and mike settlement at once AID
| aptl7-tf bAhi'Lhlt Socy'
| ISSOLTTI0N OF tARrN ERsHIP-The Co.
| partnership here ofOre exi5 dg between sam
| uei Murphey ard Joseph E. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furnitu j. alers, s This " dissolved by mu-
tual cou.ent. Ine business OF the late hrm VIII DO
| settled by Josep B. ROOth who will sii continue
the business at IN old stand, rs SllltLEn street,
| Whining on, Del. SAM E4 ~ hhi'
JOS L. BOOTH.
WILMINGTON. April 10. aprlT-f
ECHANICs' LOAN NEW SERIES. - The
WI Mech anits' Loan AssOcH Ion Will issue a
| IIird sertes ul stock the nrst payment be mahe
| on the secund TUESDAY Of May. subscriptions Tor
| shares received 10y +. T. TAYLOR Sc, y.
Artisans savings Bank,
anrl1-tnyl3 5l2 MARK street.
Nor'cs OF INFRINGEMENT.
The "ALorN PROCESS go called and the
| evaporatilg apparatus manufac urei and sold Dy
the Alden Frat r. serving company OF New ORR
, | are iGirlngemrn upnt the patents granted U
| Francis IL. smith and Marshal 4. smith, or BaIti-
more. .--....z
II persons are theraf re warned against p7rc1 as
ing or ulsIaAug ,he siine und penalty ot me law
| Furpump6iet containing iUll Information cohCeth
| ing tie pc ding suits, he Ald,n Patent ana Inc
= | subject Oi Fruit u. ying Address
, MAaSnALL r. SMITH,
Lock lsuX, s25,
n-r1r-fFn0d Baltimore, Md.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
ROBERT ATKINsC

The two best composition roonngs now in use.
PLASTIC SLATE AND ASBESTOS.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
once in Good Hannsa Hardware Store,
marie sn 42s Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
PUBLIC SALE.
5 = 5

The subscriber having Just arrived from Indiana,
will sell at Public Sale, at tue Lafayette Hotel
ner Of Ninth and Shipley Streets, Wilmington. Del.
ON SATURDAY. APRIL g6rH 1873.
at 10Y O'Clock, A. NJ, Is head of nrstsclass o.
WESTERN HORSES, ranging from g. 8 &2S
years old, all smooth and Weighing from 1000 % IlO'
pounds
Ali warranted TO be good workers; among them
are some x cd drivers, aome OF them are well
IN ached some OF them beautifully colored and very
stylish. Dealers, livery-men far ners and carmen
are particularly invited 10 tend this sale al tho
above horses nave been sci with great care and
judgment, and will be positively sold TO the highest
bidder
N. B-Vhe particular attention ig called to two
trst-cass family hOls SEES and young brown horse
which bids lair to be a tIotter Terms at sale
apr22-9t ]. IL. ANDERSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23

The undersigned have en'ered into eo.partnership
under the nryu name of NJ. V y = lyl-, lor tle
purpose Of car yuR on the coil blsin"s' AL the d
- MARlS V. PYLE,
anr osm ISAAC q. PlLt,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
Aattfss.

NToTICE-The second Quarterls Session OF the
~ Grand Division S1ns OF Temrerance, OF uela-
ware viii he held in the Hall Of Morning STAR ~.
No, e. McClary's Building on Thursday, April Hith,
at 10 O'Clock, T.. NJ. 5. N FSEt u o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23

xNYANTED.-A good operator on the sewing ma
w chine. Apply at 6Is TATNALL ST.
apr22-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-23
INFLAMMATION Anr

NNECHANICS' LOAN - NEW SERIES. - the
WI Mech auits' Loan AssOcia Ion Will issue
1hird series uI stock, the nrst payment be mahe
ON the second TUESDAY Of May. subscriptions lor
Artisans savings Bank
aov1t-tnyI3 5l2 MaTk't street
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-13
The Monsters Table.

THERE now exists in Paris a cheap table
dhote for the reception of strange guests.
1t goes by the name of the Monsters Ia
BILE. All those unfortunate persons who
live by the display of their physical in
tirmities come here to dine together and
avoid the attention they would attract
elsewhere. The skeleton man pours out
the rim qun sous for the bearded wO-
man, the great-N orman giantess fiirts with
Riquet a i1 hOuppe, and the Sugar Loaf,
whose pointed head is more than eighteen
inches from the crown to the chin, sits
smoking with the King of the Animals,
so called from his coating of fur Made
up monsters are excluded from this sym
postum: so are strangers; and it is said
that intruders have met with such warm
reception from the hideous shapes assem-
bled round the board, that they felt, on
making their escape, as though they had
just been released from one of the circles
of Dante's "InfernO." The French Jour
nal which describes the drcary assemblage,
adds some information not generally
known. These monstrosities, it observes,
are seldom natural, but are the work of
" English specialists" who turn out these
sad spectacles toDrder at the bidding of
mercenary parents.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-13


"I'm so glad you're not mercenary,
Mr.. Thompson" gasped Miss Brown,
"for since father lost his property and
we've been boarding, my mercenary
gentlemen friends have all dropped of,
and"
'But, as I was saying, Miss Brown,
wealth is not essential in a lady, if a gen.
tleman is handsomely endowed, but as
we lost all our property in the Chicago
fire, and"
"Oh, gracious, Mr.. Thompson, do let us
60 back and dance that last lancers.'
As they passed back over the bridge,
neither spoke a word. The silence was
oppressive. They walked as if borne
down with ruined hopes and
disappointed expectations. She sat
languidly down, while his eyes, a mo-
ment ago so glad with hope, now
looked the picture of despair, and
rested sorrowfully on her five dollar bo-
quot. 1t was sad, solemn sight to see
two pure young souls buried in such deep
grief, each victim of misplaced conf
dence-misplaced confidence in VIM. Le-
land. Is it thus that disinterested aflec-
ton is to be betrayed day after day in
Saratoga? Is it thus that beautiful maid
ems are to dream for an hour of hope, of
happiness, only to be disappointed and
deceived? Is it thus that the guileless
heart of manhood is to awake fromthes
"sweet dream of love- only to find hope
shattered and expectations ruineds Alas!
it seems even so.-Eai Perkins, IN Daily
G7HDHic
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-13
How to Keep Eggs.

The following is an extract from an ar
ticle on this subject published editorially
in the london, England Farmer:
For storing eggs very good plan is tC
have large board pierced with holes in
regular lows. Many breeders keep them
in bran; and this latter method is, per
haps, best, for those meant only to be eat
en-, but for sitting hens the pierced board
has many obvious conveniences. They
should be always kept with the large end
downwards. This direction being exact
ly contrary to that usually given, we
should state that our attention was first
called especially to the subject by most
intelligent lady, who advocated this plan,
alleging as the probable reason of its su.
periority, keeping eggs on the small end
appears to me to cause the air bubble to
spread, detaching it from the shell, or IA
ther from its membranous lining, and
after being SO kept for fortnight the air
bubble will be found to be much spread
and the eggs to have lost much vitality,
though still G ,od for eating" She then
described her success the other way, add
ing: lowing to this method of storing,
such thing as a stale egg has never been
known in my house; and as regards sue
cess in Matching, for several seasons, when
was able to attend to my poultry myself,
of many broOds set every egg produced a
chick" We were by no means hasty in
adopting or recommending this plan, but
after careful observation and comparison
for two seasons, have proved indisputa-
bly,, that both for eating or setting, eggs
do keep much better the large end down
There is, after a week, n marked differ
ence in eggs kept in the two positions as
regards the spreading of the air-bubble-
which is well known to affect both the
freshness for eating, and vitality for set
ting, of stored eggs-ard after three weeks
the difference can be discerned even by
the taste alone. 1t will, of course, matter
little which mode is adopted, provided the
eggs are used for either purpose within a
short time; but the longer kept, the more
the difference from the two positions in
creases, and while eggs stored with the
small end down cannot be depended upon
after a fortnight to produce more than Il
proportion of chickens, those kept in the
way we now advocate will keep perfectly
good for Matching a month, or even more
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-13

with the soil to the depth say of four
inches, or little more or less, and you
have the best attainable condition for pro
ducing good crops. Deeper blowing may
thus be practiced than would at all times
be safe and expedient, if the blowing
be delayed till spring. If you have man
ure in autumn, apply it on the surface
after the ground is plowed, and harrow il
in. 1t is not a good practice to cover
manure in the bottom of deep burrows
Manure should always be kept near the
surface of the ground. But the sooner il
can be covered with little soil the small
er the loss will be by evaporation.
One of the chief advantages of blowing
land in late autumn is that the weather is
then cool and bracing, and the team strong
and hearty for the work while the weather
in the spring is more relaxing and the
team less able; and the spring work be
ing always hurrying, it saves time to dis
patch as much of the blowing as possible
during the previous autumn. Now is &
proper time to review the plans and oper
atiOns of the farm and to decide what
fields or plots of ground ought to be brok
en- up at once, and which may remain tC
be plowed in late autumn.-Neao YorI
Herald
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-13
How to Bring Up a Child.

BEGIN with considering him the best,
and brightest, and most beautiful child
upon the face of the earth! Look upon
him the eighth wonder of the world !
Tell everybody so. Keep telling them so
until he is big enough to hear and under
stand, for he should not be suffered to
grow up in ignorance of his own import
ance.
Stuff him with sugarplumS when he
cries. 1t will teach him to cry more, that
he may get more sugar-plums. 1t will
give him a suggestive lesson in causes and
results. He ought to cry. Healthy chill
dren always cry, and it is healthy to listen
to them. Crying develops the lungs
wards off early consumption.
you do not, it will break his spirit, and
what is a boy good for whose spirit has
been broken?
SOlomon's head was not level when he
Psaid: ''Spare the rod and spoil the
child Probably his brain was softening.
Never command him to do anything.
Ask him to do it if he pleases, but if he
doesn't please, never oblige him to. 1t
might rouse his temper, and give him an
attack of collie or indigestion.
If he should become disobedient and
impudent, as perhaps he may-children
are liable to-consult a doctor at once.
If you fee this gentleman well, he will tell
you that the child has ''too much brain {;
large mental activity; a mind of unusual
precocity," etc, etc, all of which will be
pleasant for you to hear, since it will give
you the idea that you have brought gen
ius into the world. He will tell you that
be careful how you deny him what he
wants. Must not let him get angry. Let
him have his way.
After he gets older, he will be likely to
learn the manly science of profanity and
the gentlemanly accomplishments of
drinking and gambling
Well, youthful spirits must be run off
in some way-must have some outlet. Say,
as thousands have said before you, that
you would rather have two knaves than
one fool in the family. That is very
nice way of putting it. and consoling too.
Make much of his bright sayings. Re
peat them to your friends, if they don't
see wit in them, it is because they haven't
brains enough to see wit in anything.
Let him begin young to order the ser:
want, SO as =" to get his hand in" Give
him all the money he wants to spend.
Let him go out evenings. Don't tie him
to his mothers pron-strings and make a
milk-sop of him.
If he calls you governor" and his
mother the old GAL" don't reprove him.
1t is only young America cropping out,
and isn't America 1.-the land of the free
and the home of the brave
Get him a revolver by the time he is
ten, so that he may be ready for emergen-
cies-a watch, and revolver, by all
means. At eighteen he will need IA fast
horse and betting book.
Persevere in this course, and by the
time he is twenty-five the world will have
heard from him at the end of a rope or in
Congress-nobody can foresee which.
In this democratic country who can
predict results ?-Neto York Weekly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-13
Tooth Pulling.

His name was Baumgardner. He was
going down to Cape May on the steam
boat, and on the way his tooth began to
ache in the most frightful manner. I'm
able to endure the pain any longer, he
determined to have the tooth removed
summarily. So Baumgardner got a bit
of copper wire from the engineer and
twisted one end around his tooth; and
when the boat stopped at New Castle he
fastened the other end of the wire to the
walking beam of the engine, and waited
for the jerk that would remove the tooth.
That end of the beam, however, was on
the down stroke, and the first thing Mr.
Baumgardner knew he was proceeding
toward the boiler-roOm with frightful
rapidity. The next instant he was hauled
aloft suddenly and flung feet upward into
the air. Then he dived down, humping
against the woodwork, rasping his legs
on the rails, scalping himself against the
machinery, and plunging about in the
most appalling manner, until on final
up stroke the tooth gave way and Baum
gardner was flung to the summit of the
smoke stack, whence he was rescued by
the captain, who was going t1thrash him
for stopping off the draft He is said to
have remarked to the landlord upon his
arrival at Cape May that while the low
pressure steam engine is undoubtedly a
useful invention, its application in the
practice of the science of dentistry would
be calculated to prejudice the public
mind against it.