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fine flavor and renders the butter more perishabe
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niis yet thinking the of fresh water indispen-
sable for removing the milk and hardening the but
ter, he recommends its application directly in the
ehurn avoiding working and kneading by hand or
spatula Batter which keeps well is made in Hol-
stein by repeated sailing and heavy pressure, with
cut the use of wafer; but it is too salt to be con-
sdered fne table butter.
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Acros OF ArrIE JurcE IN FixiNG CotoEs'-A
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have made the discovery that apple juice mas 'ne
valuable property of perfectly fixing the eoiors OF
Yrinfed otton fabrics.
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MATERIAL FOR MorDNes.-According to Mr. c.
Nura,ori Of London, compound of alum. glue, and
,awdust offers convenient material for ornament
ing furniture or other woodwork 1t is easily
nodded, and by drying becomes so hard that 1T
readily takes high polish.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

yaRNssu FoR BASKET W6RE-The following var
n;sh for basket-v0rk is said 10 dry rapidly, to
possess sufficient elasticity, and to be applicable
with or without admixture of 4. color: Heat SEQ
grains of good lnseed oil saudbath untii IL ee'
comes stringy, and q drop placed upon cold IN
shned surface does not run; then add gradually
$500 grains of copl oil varnish, or any other OIL
yarnsb. As considerable efervescence takes place
large vessel is necessary. The desired consistency
Is given to it, when cold, by addition of OIL OF tur
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New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

GRENADE. A NEw DYE-sTUFF.--A secondary pro-
duet OF the manufacture Of fuchsne, employed for
some time in dyeing wooden goods, under tho name
Of oeyise anne. orselle, &c. has of late contained
impurities in the form of nsOluble foreign substances
which has suggested the effort TO render it suf-
feiently pure to warrant its use with the finer
fabrics A dye-stuff, named grenade, has been pro-
duced at the factory Of Knosp, in Stuttgart which is
said TO give pure garnet-brown, free from the dirty
bluish-red tint of cerse and other substances sub
stituted for archn and which by combination with
picric acid tnrmeric, &c, can be made TO give any
shade Of brown. The brilliancy Of the color sur
passes that of genuine archil. IL is applicable 10
woolen cotton, silk leather, and wooden articles,
by Bse Of different merchants, and is practically
cheaper than cerse by reason of low first cost, and
absence of iDsoluble residue. DR.. Remann predicts
for it permanent place among dye-stufis.
BREAD FCN6I,-Rochard and Legros announce, as
ibe result of their Investigations that the different
forms of mold which SIe developed upon bread do
moi represent any kind of epidemic; and only ex-
hiLit themselves when tie bread is badly made with
inferior flonr or kept neutrality-suspicious.. Bread
thus manufactured beeomesa favorable soil for the
de. eapmeln OF fungi, which may he Of various col
..rs orange l1eeD. dc. The humidity and acidty of
I,,sad and LespiDg il in dark places are the most
favorable causes of the development OF mold.
Of the red mold OF bread, the occurrence of which
has sometimes pro6nced so ulueh alarm, two forms
have been observed The green spots IN bread are some
fisncs oaused by AsDergitias glGseAs-sometmes by
Pendulum glascam. The black spJts which are very
fresuent, and which often unite she orange and
green depend npon the presence of 6h'sopas niSrt-
sans. and sometimes with the addition OF b0bys
s,isea.
METHOD 0P GLIDING 0IAss.-The follOwiog sim
pl,fication Of Wernicke's process for gliding glass
Las been spggested by PJoL B0ttseg. ~ exceedingly
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

MEDICINAL Use OF KUMIss.--In a paper by Prof
Richter, on the medicinal of milk and whey. il
is stated that kumiss, a substance prepared in
Northern Asia by the fermentation Of mares milk
according to aa analysis, in june, by Hartier, an
apOthocary contains in 100 parts 205 fat, 220 milk
sugar lis aetic acid, LIZ casein. % Salts as solid
constiiuentss i.65 alcohol, and 7ts carbonc acid.
compared with an analysis Of the milk. th,s shows
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

TIE GROWTH or THE BsGLIsH CONSTITUTION Bt X
Freeman, NJ A. D. Ch oIon second Ehu'n Crow" "'' ''
Sc.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

WATERPROOF PAsTEBoARD.-0oe of the cheapest
and most eaectual coverings 10 render wood per-
fecly waterproof. and increase It's durahity' ana
which will mpa1t TO pasteboard the appearance ana
strength of wood. is that employed IN many ways
ly the Chinese, according TO tests made WIN
sample sent from Pebn by DIR. Scherzer' III may
Re prepared, slightly viscid fluid 1T Tor lnneoi
ate nse by stirring into three parts of fresh serum OF
blood or defibrnated blood four parts Of dry slaked
lime and some alum. 1t should be laid on twice OF
AT most three times, in order TO render articles
,.crf.ctlu Aa1er-nroof.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

DESTRUCTION OF MAY BUGS on A LARGE SCALE
Ia the Royal forests of Bischofsroda successful
experiment has lately been made in destroying May
bugs on large scale. The mOdas OperGHdi was sug-
gesed by the observation that these bugs always So
Iect warm and loose ground for the deposition OF
their eggs Consequently, II artificial breeding
place. were prepared by covering fresh cow-dung
with fine earth; +; and by the middle of July these
were found full of eggs grubs, of cne-quarter inch
IN length on the sides most exposed TO the sum-
After carefully collecting these eggs, &c. they were
burnt outside the forest.
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kE1BOD OP GLIDING GIAss-Ihe following SIM
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Las been spRgested b. PJoL BottseT ~ exceedingly
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-14

There are more things in heaven, and
earth, etc. Let no one say that there's
nothing in superstition while man is man
and dreams are dreams. A Massachusetts,
lady dreamed the other night, that her
absent husband was dead. As soon as
morning arrived, she frantically telegraph
ed, and found that he was entirely alive
and we'll. Her fears were relieved. But
observe the sawful realization of that
dream. Ere the day was done her pet
poodle distracted her new bonnet and tore
that lovely thing into countless pieces In
the face and eyes of this story, eau any
body doubt that there is something in
dreams3
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-14
~ MORNING STAR SUNDAY SEPTEMBER H.

POWER OF IMAGINATIoN.-At q large
dinner party once the poet Rogers was
speaking of the Inconvenience OF having
windows formed Of one sheet of glass.
They look as if there was no glass;" he
said. GA short time ago as sat aS the
table with my back to one of those panes,
it appeared to me that the window was
open, and such was the force of magma
tion that actually took cold"
"Dear me-" said Mr. Babbage, who sat
you and l should make such a very differ.
ent use of the faculty Of imagination
When 1 sleep unexpectedly away from
home, and consequently have no night
cap, should naturally catch cold. But,
by tying piece of pack-tbread tightly
round my head, go to sleep imagining
have a night cap on ard catch no cold al
ALL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-14

In Prussia there are Is, GA 800 Evangeli-
calls, 31,3o3 Luthcrans, 1922 Baptists,
IL. 792 Mennonites, l4,644 Moravians, 1924
Irving CITES, 1920 Old Catholics, odd sects,
I4,6lI Roman Catholics, s. $50 ,679 Jews,
776 600, and about l 200. 900 Greeks. AT
cording to the Protestant statistics, only
IL 800 frequent the churches. This does
not, however, include the Catholics, who
are numerous and very regular in their
attendance at Mess. There are abont
100, 900, Catholics in Berlin.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-14

The law of compensation 80 'no@- ia-ari-
ably and often uu, 1pectsd!y aszerts !-se.f. ta4t
1T behoovcs us to be guarded 10 Our con grz,G-
latious about reform, iuveato AID t.. pEy-
gress of civiliza alton. Fire iu-1rance, 70. IL
stance, was thought to be a g:es. inTectipn.
and no doubt it has often saved mE-chsats AID
others from inter rniD b1t The very s@cuIiSy
thus assured has invited TEcE!..suEes -
building, and promoted SO generally al mean
tioL in regard to fire, that con Lsz-atloE.s haze
become one of the most destructive f1rces AID
the greatest dread OF orr civilization. II -
almost certain that, had insurance neTer been
invented, fire would he far l,z. destructive
than il is. Great confagtat'oos, Ike the IA
nous London fire, would dccbilsss have still
occurred at long interval, bot ;LE immense
destruction of properly by this slsLnent, how
yearly occurring, wOuid rot be. /: 10 true that
our recent large fires haze caused a reaction /;
people are building better, r-IUZ more pre-
cautions, and recognizing taE!r IRE depart
ments and hence, We E.ay Lrpe that for a
time fires will be less frequent. An yet only
for time. An Inffequency ei Ir.s w0uld sr9n
iusidiously render people l=,s c4ytioa., until
another Chicago elOuld Iliu..rzt4 lie reck le-s-
ness that fancIed security = prone 10 a.
courage. We imagine that lie p:.Ty solution
| to this question is a change IL our LnetLoIs #
insnTaDcc--sOme such plan IS iAat EstabIisbed
| in France, where a policy never covers lDs.ss
! upon the premises where the E;e Originates.
Caution, and care, and fprctEc u xLf AID watch
fitness on tho part OF the people, are letter
guards against fire than the best i.Te-proof ma
teIial the best 1re-proof methods Of build
! ing than can be devised. Aud not only is this
true, but the French method Eii.ctually pre-
vents one very common cause OF conha grafton
here-iDcendiarism for the cake of the insu-
rance money. Insurance men cay that great
proportion OF fires originate in this way
which, If true, is a good reason why the French
method ought TO be adopted without delay.