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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17


ELncrtoE SUnDkY.--SundaY afternoon the
annual election OF officers Of the Union
M. z. Church Sunday Schools took place
and resulted A. followsi
= fternoon Soh0ol-Male Superintendent,
Paneoanr Allen Assistant Superintendent,
J..g. Kelley; Female Superintendent, ). A.
Pierson; Secretary, Heury fothergiil :
Assistant. Secretary Joseph u Taggart
/. w. ). Armour; Asslstant No. 2 Lewis
YeatmRn; School Treasurer, ;. HerseY
Missionary Treasurer, =. Herpeys Collector,
Il. II. Hammett; Musical Director, w. ".
Piekela Superintendent Infant School,
Sallie Pickles; Assistant No. 1, Laura Pos
ties: Assistant No. Al Jennie p fierce.
Morning School-Male Superintendent
W. ID. Pickles; Assistant Superintendent
A. ID. Ingram; Female Superintendent
Lizzie n ltlowel; Secretary, A. q. Short
Musical Director, W. ID. Piekels; Superin
tendent Infant School, Lizzie Buchanan
Assistant No. I, Laura Postles.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

" - - oKoA SIExp.
The peimsrvis MApuf.eturing Company,
Of Middletosp, Del, II now fully orgsnizsd
and prepared for business, They will erect
) asw building 81 sufficient
capacity Tor three evspofstors. The old
establishmeRt Of Jackson. Pyle Cox,
which has been purchased BY the oempsny,
The demand Tor their prodpets ts good and
Increasing rapidly ~ they become known,
The efnusrs-of fhe company are
Presideat, Q. cadwAlsdsr Sellers, Of Phil
" VIE President Jas. o. jackson, HOOkss-
sesrstsry, Jas. P. Mead, NefehAntvnls,
Treasurer. N. N. willitts, bsiddleiowh.
Superintendent ]. Wn. Oox, Chester
county, Pa ~. 80 l.a-lt..,
Roberts, Edward q. fennimore and John
Coehrsn, who, with the aboys-nsmed gen
tlemen, compose the Board OF Managers
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

The Improved Order Of Red Men OF
Maryland celebrated the anniversary Of
the Patron of the Order, Monday, by a
parade through Baltimore, aud a pic mic
at Druid nll Park. The procession
included the city tribes and several visit.
ing organizations, orphans cared for By
the Order, disabled members in carriages
and the Great Chief OF the Great Conn
ell of the United States. Each tribe was
headed by band Of music.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

MARYLAND ITENs.-The annual meet
Ing and election OF the Worcester r. r..
Company wiz he held at Snow Hill, on
the 27th. Jab. King, alias Jas. Young, a
negro residing near Newtown, was COM
mit;ed to jail on Saturday week, charged
with having caused the death OF his son,
a boy Of eight years, on last Christmas
night, by cruelty driving him out into the
snow while poorly clad. A large school
of herring came up TO Salisbury
recently, aud great numbers of them
were caught. Salisbury wants II
market-house and town-han. Straw
berries from Norfolk are expected
at Crsfeld this week Engineers
have been engaged for several weeks In
making the survey for tue extension of
the Kent Co. Railroad from Wortou Sta
tlon 10 Its western terminus at Rock Hall,
aLd the grading has been commenced.
The bodies of the unfortunate men,
Lewes Jones AID Thomas Barbour, who
are supposed TO have been drowned In the
Susquehanna river last week have not
been recovered. Herring are plentiful ut
the head of the Chesapeake and In the
Susquehanna and laet week several hauls
were made and from 90 to 100 barrels
caught each haul. J. Z. Msswran waf
arrested last week In Elkton for violating
the lottery laws of the State. The body
of Samuel Benson drowned on March "a
In Bohemia River, was found IN Capt
Johns Creek, First district. on Fride,
week.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17
Tho Storm.
HEAVY THUNDER SHARP LIGHTNING AND A
HARD RAIN.

HARD RAIN.
On Saturday night one Of the heaviest
storms of this stormy spring visited our
city, and did considerable damage. II set
in about 11.3O and for two hours and a-half
the rain fell accompanied with sharp pealB
Of Thunder and vivid flashes Of lightning.
John q. Baker \ Company's Morocco Fac
tory was struck BY lghtaing during the
storm and slightly dRmaged. The house
I04 and lOo East Twelfth street was also
struck but not injured to any extent, aud
possibly other buildings In the city and
vicinity were injured In the same way.
Many trees suffered In consequence of the
heavy wind blowing at the time. and In
some Instances were stripped. Sunday
Afternoon the rain again set In aud fot
hree-quArters of au hour fell in torrents
All the streams were well-nlled BY The
water that fell and, as is usual after heavy
storms here, the Brandywine water IL yery
muddy and consequently disagreea6le.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17
An Ola EstabIIsned Firm.

Tue firm OF 8. NJ, Petlengill Il Co.
commenced their Advertising Agency in
in The old Journal building, No. 10 Stale
street, Boston, nearly a quarter of u cen.
fury ago February, lS4g), where their
agency is still located, carrying on u large
and successful business. They established
branch in New York city, May, 1852,
which has grown to be larger than the
parent house, increasing steadily, year By
year, until now It has the agency. Of
nearly every paper Ia the United States
and British Provinces, and does wary
business Of hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars. 3. NJ. PetLengill x Co. have
recently opened another branch office at
7Ol Chestnut street, Philadelphia, whe e
they are doing a successful, increasing
business. They have done advertising
exceeding ten millions of dollars since
commencing business. The frn is favor
ably known, not only throughout thl.
country, but In all parts of the world
they have established a reputation fol
honorable and fair dealing which au,
firm might envy, and but Few have at
tained TO. We congratulate them upor
their SUCCESS We would recon nend all
who want advertising done In any part Of
the country TO call upon them. They cat
point TO hundreds of business men who
have followed their advice, and trustee
to their sngacity, and awaited Themselves
oftheir facilities, who have made Fortunes
for themselves, and they are daily assist
ing others In the same path. -Bosto,
Journal, Nay sh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17
The Kansas Horror.

Three more graves were discovered on
Sunday at the scene of the Bender muir
ders, near Parsons, Kansas. The eoun-
try around was greatly excited, nd sew.
eral thousand people locked TO the place.
Nearly all the bodies found have bren
shockingly mutilated. A little girl, whose
body was among those found, is supposed
TO have been thrown alive into the grave
of violence on her bodyi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

A learned doctor in Washington says
bald-headed men seldom live TO be very
old. II this be true, men will object TO
being born bald, In the future. But we
are inclined to believe that this Washing
ton doctoI'is about introducing some new
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

CRstorla Is more than a substitute for
Castor Oil. IL 10 the only safe article In
existence which is certain to assimilate the
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-colie
and produce natural sleep. IL contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
Is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
ard mothers may rest. apri2 6mw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17
summary myyv 81 Ds suIinr ~ Ipf s KS VIII

Born in Ameriea. 81; dsrnaaT, 2 ! ireland.
l-6A
Male, Is; female 2-N. White. 40 eylored,
not gwen, l. %.
Died out ofthe city and brought hare for burial
All persoas nclding GER tucnies Of deaths In
the ulty. no matter iohsre the place Of burfu
mokthlyto ILhHA HuKLsr. kssistrar'
- klna ALroat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

MInffLLIoN LIonT housn-- MT. James
McCalL contractor, with . corps OF work.
men, are engaged IN building the new Light
House at the mouth OF the Mispillion. The
building Will Of necessity BE very .msil--
TO construct a building Of any eonsidersble
sire. The tower will be about 50 feet 10
height, and Q feet square at the base. The
dwelling for the residences Of the keeper
i'm height Ii In sxpeetsa 70 BE- ready for
nqeupspcy early in June. MT. Jamss II,
Bell, OF this town, viii probably receive
the appointment Of keeper Of The light
MlIGord Neiea.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17
DlpIomatlo.

The President has offered the position
OF Minister 10 Russia to Judge Edwards
Pienepont, Of Now York. Judge Pierre
pontlhas not yet slgnihed his acceptance.
1t is not known when successor to Mr..
De Long as Minister TO Japan will be
appointed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

THE INJUNCTION AGAINST THE WHINING

THE INJUNCTION AOAINsT THB WHINING
TON READING RAlLhoAD DISSOLVED.
A private telegram from Reading, on
Monday, announced that the Court had
rendered Its decision 10 regard 10 the In
Junction, procured by the Philadelphia 4
Reading Railroad Company, TO restrain
the BeTks County (Lehigh extension Of
the W. & r } Rsilrosd Company from
exercising the poser granted them by the
last legislature 20 lay their tracks through
certain streets In the city Of Reading.
Ths temporary Injunction grsuied 10
dissolved, aud the Berks County Company
are now at llbetty 10 lay their tracks az
AUTHORISED, liberty they will, We pre-
sumo, avail themselves Of with all posei.
Bile alaerity before their interruptions
foes devise some new plan whereby they
may attack, retard aud annoy this
youthful rival.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

DR.. Buchner, scientifically considering
wnniar, asserts that the existence of the
-ex IL "uot an inherent natural necessity"
Perhaps not, 10 his opinion, since he has
been barn, bat there was time when IL
VAS u decided necessity to him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

NEW srApts. WESTON A James, ice.
dealers, are ereetpig large And commo.
for the accom- n odation Of their horssa,
their lncressinK business demanding more
teams When completed. they inform US
they win have stabhng room foF forty-eight
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUL PTION

winch can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds OF
testimonials received by the
proplietors. 1t is acl1nowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side.
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
s,,r.., PREPARED ny
ShrF W. FOWLB 4 SONS, Boston, Mass.
And sold BY Druggists and Dealers gsperal l,s'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

Co-OPKRkTIoN.- The Wilmington Me-
chanics' ociatlon held an
Interesting session hast week. After
dlsposing OF routine business an Invita-
dos was extended 20 perihs, desiring to
ub ribs to the e-plta. stock Of Ia
association 10 do 50, when several
shares were taken No meeting OF
the association yet held has failed to
bring a number Of new subscribers.
Some interesting and important calcu-
latious were made, showing the super
iorltyof the cooperative syetem, taking
the U. B. census returns Tor a basis. The
Secretary was ordered 10 have the books
open at the ndomi Tonight for the ppr-
pose of receiving subscriptions In the
second story Of Fiih aud Market, (rear.)
CHAsoa OF HouRs.--We have received
the spring time table of the I. W. " b.
Il. r., which went into effect Monday.
1t makes no change 10 the time Of trains
from here for Philadelphia except that L
restores the double train arrangement for
early morning by which the milk tralu is
made separate from the passenger train.
There 10 no early morning train from
Philadelphia as was expected, but the
g.15 evening train from Philadelphia ID
restored IN place Of the io,i5 train. This
will be'a great convenience 70 busluess
men coming from New York. Consider
able change Is made, however, In Sunday
trains. One will leave Philadelphia to-
Wilmington at s o'clo X In this mornlng
and another p.15 In the evening. Trains
leave Wilmington on Sundays at 8 81
and $50 p. m. These, OF course, III
addition TO the through trains which
remain unchanged,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

rHE ruxBER or souARn ACRES AND ror
uLkTIoN or kACH HuEDRKD.
According to the census Of 1870 the
following IA the number OF square acres
and population Of each Of the hundreds
Of tina county - ,..,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

DELAYING Uo-orxRATroE.-Oh saturday
continued before the Workinguen lnsti.
tuts Of Mechanic Arts. r. McDennel
opened the exercises w reading . paper
treating on the subject. lie was followed
by George W. Roberts In lew remsrks
and a host Of figures. Mr. Cfzwford, al
employee At Rice's foundry, also spoke, and
Rev. Fielder Israel Nnd Petet brennsn
| closed the discussion. ThN even
inE the, same subject will be treated. Mr..
| Israel leading In the debate. W
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

. ALARM or Pax. About hAlf-psst two
O'Clock sunday morning an alarm Of Gre
was caused BY the odor and steam arising
from willow bark at the basketl factory on
Orange street below Fifth. The smell YVES
SIMILAR 10 that Of burning resu and coupled
with the steam krlsing from the willow was
calculated to deceive. The Water Wish
their services, Of course were net required.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

Owing to the inelsment weather, the
esaford base ball elub did not play the
Salisbury club last week,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

FRoN DELAWARE CfrY.--A correspondent
81 delaware City writes The consolidated
Pennsylvania and Delaware Railroad has
passed formally into the hHnds OF the Penn
syivania Central Railroad Company, and il
now under the control OF the Philadelphia
Division OF the iatler road. Of whlch Mr.
L0cbArd ia superintendent, 5. N. Provost
engineer. p, MrMunn assistant engineer.
Ar, Andrewe ruAd master and Mr.. paxon
train diupstchcf Tho transfer Of the Penn.
sylyania and Delaware Railroad TO the
aud the Pennsylvania railroad IL going i'm.
mediately to work 10 build depots. uhsryes,
etc. IN order 70 put this outlet on tie head.
quarters Of Tie Delawsrs Bay 10 good
account
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

PRxAeHnRs' ASSOCIATION "A meeting Of
the PreAehersi Aahociation OF SALISBURY
District, Wilmington CQnfereRee. NJ. =
ath md bth of June.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

CAR JUNpEu THE Track. - Monday
morning ~ the train which leaves this witty
Ats o 4. m. on the Wilmington n Reading
Railroad. was nearing Chadd's Ford a small
coal truck jumped the track The passen
gers on the two trains changed cars and
proceeded on their way. The accident
caused detention ofhut 20 minutes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

DRDicATIoN.-The new Wesley NJ. 2.
Church, at Bursvile, 10 Kent county,
was dedicated on Sunday week With APP
proprAte ceremonies by Bishop Scott,
assisted by Revs. A. Manthip and VIM.
Uric This churck Is 4 wooden structure
OF 40ro0 feet. Ii lisa neat and handsome
edihce and coat about f2b00. et060 were
subscribed on the dag OF the dedication,
aud the church starts free Of debt, SUM
day being a pleasant May day, the church
WAS crowded 10 overlooking.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

TBMfERANoE'-Un Sunday att moon,
Rev. A. D. Davis, Of Georgetown, and
Mr.. George Day. Of this city, addressed
a temperance meeting at Tenth and
Orange streets. The audience was much
larger Than on the previous Sunday. In
the evening Mr.Davls delivered temper
ace sermon At Scott NJ. Z. Church.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

a v a " u.
0enrge vieke-s,nt W v,.t.
rth 'rt.t a. Ia Ksnt M nsN 4!
eSuhtieH., halylAhd. uneer the am Sassa \
cu gkOhGR vI0KTRa A a.
OHksTHnross, ND. July l, lS7i eoI
EvI q BIRD,
Attorney-at-Law,
oalce N. 4. corner Sixth and King ,,,..
iss-M WILMIN0Eos m,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17
Sad Affair.

A YOUNG LADY BURNED TO DEATH BY AMP
EXPLOSIONS At THE RksiDBScE OF eKo. l.
TYBOUr, EsQ.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-17

In printing the letter the Delacarsan
says; We understand that steps are
being taken to test the validity Of section
4, Of said act, which was charged as being
unconstitutional by the counsel Of the
company, when the bill was first reported.
without expressing any opinion on that
point we must say, that If the practical
working Of that section is, as affirmed by
the writer of the letter, no steps ought 10
he left untried Il, get rid of IL.
, 1873-07-07
Much Property Destroyed in
Illinois, Iowa, Missou-
ri, and Ohio.
Houses and Bridges Dcm0lished---
Grain-Fields Suffer Much
Injury.
Six Persons Crushed to Death by
Falling Buildings,

sr. Louis, July o.-Accounts begin to nrriYo
giving somo "details Of great storms iu tho West.
In tho vicinity Of DosA1oines, IT,, tho country
waa delngod, nud wheat and oatH broken down.
Along the limo Of tho Rock Island Railroad tho
hail-storm did still groator damage. a farrn-
house neas Stewart Station was blown to piocos,
and another one close by blown down. Five per.
sons woro seriously injured.
At Alexandria, Mo-. several houses were blown
down. Tho briJgo Of tho Ii. +. l. ". Il. r. CROSS
ing tho Dos MoineH nivor was blown down.
Culvorta wero washed away, and great damage
done.
In Hancock, H., farm.houaes and barns woro
blown down, and two children killed.
to ,o.,t the ..g ground: !, Tho ste9,n!o of tho
grain olevator blown over, houses
unroofod, and much o.hor damage dono. At
Carshago tho high school and part Of the col.
lego was l1nroofod, and fences, chimneys, otc.,
demolished At West Point tho dwelling Of Dr..
Carril was torn to pieces, and tho stores Of Wolf
j. Cordin and Frank & uoworton destroyed. A
school houHo was blown down, md a carding-
mnchiuo factory and l1ouring-mi1l unroofoa. The
dwelling OF Horny Garnor was blown down, and
Mrs. uarnor, her child, and sistor killed. At
Warsaw several houses Wero demolished.
from Athens reports immcnao damago to crops
in that vicinity by the rocont storm. Tho salt
works Of Joseph Howell wero damaged
$4,000, and other works Of the Kind wcro also
da1nagod. The Whitewater Valley 1toad has Buf-
forod noar Elizabothtown, Ohio. Reports from
oil quarters represent great damage to crops,
orchards, and forests.
, 1873-07-07

MIR. ucccher Takes rHix Annual Vnca-
tlOn--Eallinx Off In Nesyspnpor NALL
Mutter.-NIixcellAncp Items.

MIR. neeclfor Takes Ellis Annual Vnca-
tl0n--Eallin9 OFF In Newspaper NALL
Alutter-- -NlixceilAllcotas Items.
Spzcial Efsrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, July 0.-a1r. Boechor to-day proach-
cd his farewell sermon, previous to his annual
vacation. Ho mado no alluRion to tho Bowen
Triton scandal.
Ito the Associated P7ess.1
New YoRK, July G.-Tho Herald publishes the
report Of tho State Park Commission appointed
by tho last Legislature, who favor tho oouvor-
sion into State Park OF an immonBo tract OF
land almost entirely in tho Alirondaoks, much
834 900 acres, which, when flushed, would DO the
largest park In tho world but ono, the United
Htates Park on tho Yellowstone River.
Since tho abolition OF the franhing privilege,
on tho 1at inst., thoro las been markod do
croaso In tho amount Of mall matter passing
through tho Now York Post Office. Tho Post
master says tho reform has caused falling of
Of 1000 free newspaper exchanges during tho
week.
sl1 thousand immigrants arrived here tho
past weok.
jon Davis 1oavoH on Tuesday for Memphis
Deaths for tho wcok 630, an increase Of 150
over the previoua week.
Capt. William Western, OF the atoamahip
Aragon, WIS arrested yesterday on charge Of
having committed All outrago, during voyage,
IN 1871, upon young woman, namod Margaret
O'Connor, now o resident Of Brooklyn. The
Captain olaima l1iH onttro Innocence.
lhi4 afternoon tho body Of a German named
Carl Anatner WAS found floating in tho North
Kiyor. The police aro satisfied that he has boon
robbed md murdered. Kustuer was a travelling
agent for . firm In 6tcttn. He arrived in New
York on tho 10th Of June, aud was guest in
hotel In uoboken.
, 1873-07-07
A Young Pittsburgh 5esvcss Admitted
Into the Il oman CATHOLIC Church.

At Pittsburgh june 81, very, Interesting
ceremony took place ut st. Paul's Cathedral
being nothing more nor loss t1lan the reception
Of d convert from Judaism to tho Catholic
Church. Tho conversion Of believer In Ju1a-
ism is rare and when 1t OCCURS invariably
awakons no end Of sensation among tho broth
ron renowned. Tho convert was young lady
named Agnes Schmidt, daughter Of a wonlthy
jewish 1aorohant,. who at the present moment,
with his vito, is travelling in Europe, and
consequently is ignorant Of tho atep,
taken by bis daughter, who was q
attired, and seemed worry nervous ut
tho important step which she was about to nn-
dertako. sle was accompanied by sympatl.iz-
ing friends, who stood with hor through the
ritual Of acceptance into tho bosom Of the Catho-
lio Church. Tho convert was under tho inBtruc-
tions of Father Grace, and tho ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father neardon. A great
sensation has boon made In jewish circles by
this young lady'B ronunciation Of her ancestors,
and whom hor parents return homo trouble Is
approhonded. It certainly lookH, from present
Indications, that the young lady will have any
thing but m easy time IN walking, IN tho now
path she las chosen. It Is also said that love ia
at tho bottom OF tho affair.
, 1873-07-07

From the Attg l0FE EEfhthV t'oat.
Tho Courier des Etats Unis is authority fol
tho statement that tho adoption Of TIC posta19.
card Esystem has greatly Increased the tralllt
which las llorotoforc attained only insignitloant
proportions AZ minister to clandestino corro,,
sponlenco botwoon i1nprossiblo misses aue
Polish Counts in braided coats.
OF oourne, in tho uso Of tho liquid as ortllna-
r,ly manufactured, there IL no secrecy whatever.
hut moroy momontary pretonao Of It: Cilron-
juice in for example, oa!lB for notinE T. n'1fo 3n
than tho ordinary heat Of tho he,,a 10 ,,.;. a.,
tho sympathetic Ink Of commerce il made to re.
yoal iteolf by monns equally simple. Tho hitler
III gonorally composed of ONO part nlllphur'e acd
to twenty parts water, and though portoctly
coloEleAh wllen hold aganBt tho light. yields mn
intonae black when hold boforo the tlro or cub
jootod to loat-current. The prinoipla ls very,
simple tho portions Of tho pnpor imptoEnalo ~
With aoid aro carbonizod at comparatively low
temperature.
II tho statement OF tho Courier is authentic,
thoro is, then, room for considerable invention ~
bringing thiB orule idea to Kind Of civilized
perfection.