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National Republican., 1873-05-07
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY CLOTHING,
DEror o AnMr oIoTnInn .nn pon1r,nr-

7 DEPOT or ARMY OLorHIS0 AND EoufPAaEI
PhILADKLPHIA, Pa, March Vi, is1A I .
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate, with copy Of this
hdyerilsement attached 10 eacp, will be TeoaiVed N
this once unttl noon. THUhSDAY, May n liza for
Iurnlshins the gnited States QnartarmAhloT's De
pfLtmept with tho following named articles, Viki
ngep4lrs WoQlen Stockings.
lbAQ gairu Moolen Mitter-'
Bgepeirr White Berlin Cloves
DN1 pairs boots, bras screwed, solid wire screwu
o'oo pslra boosoes. brass screwed. cold wire
All articsa WIN be subjected to rigid Inspection
aud none viii BE- faneivSd not equal In all respeots
TO STANDARD sanlplts, which may he seen al this
once snd a that of The bepoI QuArtsrnSster. San
FssisEsses sfi % ajyss bells. Of domestic
be given 70 articles of Ameil an prodnetlon and
Manufacture produced on til, p eide eoasi, TO Tie
sIisnt n the consumption r. Gu rod by the pu6iiS
bsllssIis. q DO made e PhilsdslphiA. IA. or ssn
lrtioIss which are % 6s used ID the statsa ana
TerrtoTisa q the Paeine coast viii DO received snd
inspeolod q Ban franclsen W -
MI M. ::sss;i sss: So g g Sias''
hSSsSS:it tCs soRRsSiPS Rt%g s ,ados
General Il j. q EAsIS 4 a SSi,s
SfpaSt y" o. " 'Il'
National Republican., 1873-05-07

MY SUNDAY COMPANION" bought at DrlVer's
Four-And-A-hAlf street aud PonnAylyAnia avenue,
kept me happy all day long; so voted is fOrtu-
nate p0slessOr,
National Republican., 1873-05-07
STEAMSHIP LINES,

w WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOsToN Ann
w PROVIDENCE
The nne Iron steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE having resumed her regular trips NRs =
z q, s9RsoLk: q 5,1il wiii leave hsTo ghsif, ssif
y IN the Prineipal river iAndtnss, eonnectns a. Nor
nnd WIN s.eamship q ne AndM Line for boston
!, care q LADY q the Lake. va NorfolkE branch
ma ANenue. T. N. CROUCH, Agent
DORSEY CLAdETT, General Assent
fnnrs store. corner Fiftesnth street and Now York
National Republican., 1873-05-07

The nnest brands Of Tea, and the beat grades
OF Conee fresh roasted eyeTy day at TIE TEA and
Coffee Store, 40 PennsylyaniR avenue, nearly
oppOsite the National hotel. colt
National Republican., 1873-05-07
A AMUsEnIIaNTs.
The Scouts sf the Prairie.

n" Nt"u1H u the FFhfFte'
Last night there was . great increase In the
audience at Wallis Opera House. Il was In
teTested In the drama. The tone Of the play ID .
specially Interesting 10 ladies', II u simply .
reproduction OF the exoitements Of border life.
representatives.. THIS afternoon, at o'clock, b
"Scouts OF the Prairie" matinee will he given.
Admission, Is and 90 cents.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
Riua G01na

A very large and select assortment OF hoots
and shoes for spring wear has Just been received
Of !. 10 order 10 meet the requirements OF his
large and Increasing business, q much larger
stsck has been purchased than At any previous
time. Great care has been taken In the selec-
ton Of styles end kinds from the most noted
makers In the country, Mr.. Gartrell feels cond-
dent that he can now oner greater Inducements
than any similar eHtabllshmeut IN the country.
Burts nne shoes TOR Adiea, misses and children
q specially.
National Republican., 1873-05-07

TRY TIE Fnksr, the purest, the sweetest, the
best and the loyeliest, and NheTeH Why, OF
course At Drivers, Four and-a-h half street and
PennsylynnlA nyenue \
National Republican., 1873-05-07

THREE CROWS sat on 4 hlll," but tie Crow Is 20
be found at Drivers, Pour-snd-a-half street and
Pennsylyanla avenue.
National Republican., 1873-05-07

TO-DAY, At the eorIer Of Four-and-a a half street
and PennsylyaniA avenue, I1e UthiTgtT soUlb
can md all spiritual conf olatiln, I
National Republican., 1873-05-07

oornof Of New YORK avenue and fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per Annum on deposits for each
calendar month. BARkinE hours . 70 a Batnr-
days, 70 aAnd 70 8.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS:

"LovE NKfIrTLE, love me long--that 10 the
song the mag pie sings at Drivers, Four-and-a-
half street and fcnnsyivania aveuue.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
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Nos ], . u. Is 70, Is "a a. %, 81 &, n, q. n
SEE$SSag bhbL d, %. %, u. q, q. ". Il.
NORFOLK
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r-.,su y, hApE "A n 4 BLAND Z 4 2, ,,L.
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National Republican., 1873-05-07

PALMER GEHEF's steel fountains ara ihe
only ones suitable for drawing soda wafer
National Republican., 1873-05-07
Fresh New York auas,.

foR A PALkrABLE LURcB, between - and .
o'clock. step into DIVERS, Fouf-And-a-half street
and Pennsylyanla avenue.
National Republican., 1873-05-07

FRKE oF CnARaR.--steel soda water fountains
Georgetown, ID. q.
National Republican., 1873-05-07

CAsroRIA is more than q substitute for Castor
OIL. IL is the only safe article In existence which
is certain to regulate the bowels, cure wind
chollc and produce natural sleep, IL IL pleasant
70 take. No more sleeplesa mothers or crying
babies,
National Republican., 1873-05-07

0Is, the new and most fashionable beverage,
and OF the purest and best quality, 10 10 he had
at Drivers, four-and-a-haif street and Prnnsyl-
yania avenue,
National Republican., 1873-05-07
Call M sp,esr,, natter Stare.

"wK Will dLrHka At tho riyer.- That river
nOws by fOur-and-a-hAf street and PeuhsyiVAniA
ayenue
National Republican., 1873-05-07

FoR CRYSTAL, Gilt and Bronze Chandeliers 20
20 Hamilton Pearsons. YIN. c. A. Building,
Ninth and ID streets. eo0t
National Republican., 1873-05-07
NOTICES OF NEW ADvKRrIsRMENT
A krAs no. fa~ Il


neat brick house for sale.
Awnings mAnufa stured By John @. Ho.can.
Company D, W. l. J.. viii meet this evening.
Mr.. A Lloyd has farm for sale or exchsnxc.
Hester Ryon have desirable real estate for sale
bundle Of quArtermASscrs' claims have been lost
House No. Issi. corner Of fNinssssnth and streets.
for rent.
The Oldest Inhsbitants' Association will meet this
afternoon.
RobI II, Graham has large number Of beautiful
carriages for sale.
A partner In the manufacture Of painless opium
antidOte 10 wanted.
A sentiemsn - his wife want . wellfuTpi.hed
bedroom and ehs11ber.
Philadelphk base ball club szainst the Washing.
ton cinb Friday afternoon
kellsy Z osiehsq viii sell, ON Friday, May .. at
O'Clock. desirable building lot
Mrs. Q. I. Hlmpson, No litS street north west,
has received hor summer millinery,
,kysstins q The honor.Iy msmhers o. company
A, W. L. l.. viii be held tomorrow evening.
Tue sixtssnth monthly msetins OF the Territorial
ssytn.. Loan and Building Association vii be held
pupeanson, Doyiins 4 o.. VIII ssll on Saturday.
Nay D A o'oiook h sinteen vAluAble building
los on n. near Fourteenth street
National Republican., 1873-05-07

southwest corner Ninth and x streets, for eholc,
Western and new New York Butter. Dealer
supplied At lowest prices. 7
National Republican., 1873-05-07

TIE NEW CoLoNHADB HOTEL, on Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa, Ia famous for lts luxu-
rioua appointments
National Republican., 1873-05-07

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
lts can be made and drawn at will. 4
National Republican., 1873-05-07
Now on RxhlhltiSn

The Gar suit;
The Promenade Suit;
The Double-breasted Sack Suits;
Handsomely Made,
Elegantly Trimmed,
Low IN Price,
Neat In Appearance.
To our immense stock Of Spring Clothing
something TO suit every one, the old or young,
the grave or gay, At our Mammoth Clothing rs
tablishment A. sAKs CO.,
9ls seventh street
National Republican., 1873-05-07

pRoPosALs FOR sUPERINTENDRSTs
lgS knlPgnES AMP FQh INC LQsIEa WALLS AT
OffICE CHIEF QUAnrEnNAsTHnl
AhLirAhI DIVISION or THE ATLAFric,
a..,., NEw fohE orr, May I, isfS \
ealsa psoP9sa, Y t.peate wii copy Of this
this ofhee until SATURDAY. Nav 81 AZ noon fsr ar
.ss,I S work tthe National Military Come,
,os Lodge Of Brick or Stone at Graf
hclosinE walls Of Brick OF stone, or Iron Rail.
ang ~ ~ uraitop, w. Va; Cupeper, fort Harrison
m 1a rearrieksonrs. Va; and Whitehall. near Bris
ooEies q plans and ipcineations may be seen Al
h NJ 0nAinterma~ters' Offices 10 New York Philadel.
bal. Baltimore and Fort Monroe, and At tie Game.
The work will be inspected by a eomp.,s,t sns,.
contract will be required " si'
,snxeloPe~ containing proposals. will be indorued
lToporalI for buperinfendenFs LodeeI or SPro..
p. po,an tor Permanent Enclosures for National Dem
as the case may be- and sddressed 10 the
Col and Asst O. NJ. General, MY N s,o.A i.i
u d A. Chief QaArtsTInastsr. mys
National Republican., 1873-05-07
The Doctor Of AIcaniara.

Monday and Tuesday evenings next The col
ored American Opera Troop viii occupy Wallis
opera house. Tue opera OF "Tne Doctor Of A.
cantara" will be produced with the original east
and greatly improved chorus We shall ex-
pvct to see great encouragement OF this effort,
Tor II II one In every way deserving. .. Y
National Republican., 1873-05-07
rhe Thsasrs Csaisse.

At the Comique this week there Is very At
tractlye performance. The company playing n
talented one, The olio preceding the drama q
"Out at Sea" Is well selected and from nnst 70
last the programme Affords to all who attend
abundant pleasure.
National Republican., 1873-05-07

CAMDEN Vase and Fountains, statuaTy, de-,
O. Hamilton Psarson's, Y. N. @. A. Building,
Ninth and ID streets. eoot
National Republican., 1873-05-07

A LkxANDHIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
n kf9kstAsHiRpo kk2fAp AHp kkkkiEiHNANPHIA kkiiNAiNPHI AND FREDR
Local trains for AleIandriA leave as follows & ia
~ sses 10 sS. u ~ a. m. u 49, 80, 4 IS
Local trains from Alexandria arrive as follows
m, - ~, saa, 10 - II ~ q m, u IS, D
R, btS, tt1h ~, n, - y. m.
nEton and Ohio railroad ~ " "'
2UANrlo0 accommodation leaves Washington
II a 4 A N A. daily sIIssspt sunday
eAyes Washington ~ ~ .. daily, except Sunday
Ihr2ush tickets 70 all points south and Southwest
LOT sale At tue ONCE corner Sixth and pennsy lyAnih
ayenue, aud Thirtoenth and PennsylvAniA Avenue.
where passengers can leave orders fJr ba.f
hHe 70 Do checked At all hotels and rsidences
hfoukh 10 destination. KA YOUNG,
ODu ~ y GENERAL PASSENGER Agent
National Republican., 1873-05-07

GRRAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" " TO THE
o. oS9sfaSEsg eaa sI,:l sogIHSEsT
Washington. e . IN IN BsltimOre...... IS.m
.... bss p. m. go, 6ii0 d m
THE aiiIAT B36HblE. TRACK HUt2TEE p m
WIZ elesAnt scenery. Palace State ROOM day and
vIw2 hundred miles sGved 70 Western apa central
The 70 % a, m. daily. except Sunday, northwest
s4 p m daily west except bundAy. 0fhAr train,
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Thfoufh from Baltimore 70 Rochester and Pittsbur.
Without change.
Tiofets BY ths route can be procured Al tho or,o.
eofner % Sixth street and PennsyivAnia avenue and
TmrtSenth street and Pennsylvania avenue where
rc,iAble Information will be Hiyen at ali umea
Passengers procuring tickets At these ofcas can a.
r r Corner Sixth d snd Penn. ave-.
ED. 3. YoUNo. General Psssensss H.eRt'o
assB Baltimore, Nd
National Republican., 1873-05-07

finest quality, received daily At Bplcer'a Batter
House, souHkTest corner Ninth and X streets. !
National Republican., 1873-05-07

J. u. saaieF l. Co,
Bankers, No. lnS Pennsylyanla avenue, pay
per cent on ali deposits. Z
National Republican., 1873-05-07

NEW DESIGNS Slate Nantes, s26 TO $3.50 HAmIl-
ton a Pearson, Y. N. @. A. Buildlng, Ninth and
ID streets. eo5t
National Republican., 1873-05-07
hIstrspeiitAn Theatre.

Mss Josephine walby IA the bright particulai
star this week at the Metropolitan, and the hal
z nightly crowded. Maud Le houie and Carrls
appear In wsll-arrAnged performance.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
The Women. Christian Association.

The monthly meeting Of the board OF managers
for the women's Christian Association was held
At their rooms, In Judiciary square. Among the
items Of interest with which the reports Of the
several committees were Tcplete we noted nu-
merous cases OF destitutiOp and sickness, touch
lngly described by those upon whom deyolyes
the duty OF visiting regular benetclaries, and
others TO whom their attention Is called. over
eighty such visits have been paid during the
last month, and earneAt Christian sympathy ex-
as the nnanees OF the home rendered possible.
The general secretary reported the recent ad-
mission OF two inmates, one an aged woman, re-
duced from ease to dependence, aud left almost
frendless, addicted TO opium eating, and half
cTazed the other q widowed dwarf, with scArce
An exchange OF ClOthng-herself and mother
having been deprived by IRE OF shelter and per-
sonal property. Four new inmates have been re-
relved, being all the present financial condition
Of the association warranted.
II seems as n so broad and good work should
have more generous public support, The ladies
desire 10 express their acknowledgements 10
members for clothing, stationery, religious pa
pers, kc. To "IYy Leaves" OF DR.. RAnklns
church, and also TO New York Avenue church,
for lunches during the month, and 10 Mr.. Augus-
tus Smith for Que dozen muplr-books. Deyo-
tional services are held every Tuesday noon and
every Sabbath, At IsO y. m., at both which dlner-
ent denominations are alternately desired to
preside. The lady elected secretary last month
being unable to accept, Mrs. DR.. W. .. johnson
was unanimously selected. After arranging for
special meeting on Tuesday next, the board ad-
IOuFneQ,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-12
The Story of Il Vacant House.

There is near the Boston and Lowell
Railroad, in Somerville, says the Lowell
(Mass.) Courier, Of February Is, hand
some brick house, just discernable from
the cars as they enter cut on the road
bed, which has romantic history. II
was built by rising young lawyer Of
Boston, who was engaged to be married.
He had fully furnished the house, in an
ticipation Of soon making this home, with
his young wife, when the engagement
was broken off, for reasons, which if they
could be related, would greatly add to
the romance of the story. The disappoint
ed lover shut up his new house,ssjust as it
was, declaring that it should not be open
ed as long as the would d-haVe- been bride
should live. That was nearly twenty
years ago; and the furnished but un-
touched house still stands closed, just as
it was prepared to welcome its expected
mistress.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-12

Bingham OF Ohio, members of the House of
Representatives,, masmuch as they became in
terested IN the Credit Mohiiier. A point of
order that resolution of censure should be
confined to one individual was sustained by
the Speaker. Mr.. Speer then offered q reso-
luton censuring VIM. D. Kelly, for the receipt
and use of Credit Mobilier dividends.
which the House decided to con-
slider, by vote of 118 against 50.
A discussion followed which was con-
tinued with much confusion and excitement
through a portion OF the evening session
Finally motion to lay MIR. Speers' resolution
upon the table prevailed-yeas III, nays rs.
Several other reso utions of censure were Of
fered, but the House refused to entertain
them Ihe Poland committee were finally re-
lieved from further consideration of the sub
ject by ia yeas to Is nays. A conference
commlttee vas appointed on the Geneva
award. The Senate appropriation of $4,000
to pay the expenses of the Senate was con-
Cured in. -FF rgr
SENATE On Wednesday Feb. 26.
the House amendment to the Geneva award
bill was non-concurred in. and a COMMITTEES
OF conference ordered. A bill was passed to
extend the time for the completion of the ST.
Paul and Pacific Railroad. resolution ap-
proprlating $4,000 to defrav the expenses of
the Pomeroy investigation was adopted Bills
were passed, to carry into effect the fishery
clause OF the treaty of Washington. for the
relief of certain officers in Chicago; authoriz-
ing the exchange of the old post-cfice proper.
ty IN Chicago for ether property in that CITY;
authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to
survey and dispose Of certain Indian lands in
Nebraska and Kansas for the benefit of the
Indians. and to aid in the execution of the
laws in Utah. The sundry civil expenses ap-
preparation bill was reported with amend.
me1ts. f.,s. e sF -r.
House The resolutions for the ex.
i ~ . i
tention of the House. Speeches were made
by Messrs. Voorhees,, Beck, Stevenson, Whit
horn, Niblack, Bingham, Banks, Butler. Will
son, Goodrich and Eldredge. a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-12

I would have written, if | might,
a poem like the summer day;
] would have mated sound and sight
With words as fair as they;
But when the day was past its prime,
Wnen shadows grew and sunshine paled,
| tried to find, within my rhyme,
The mornings charms and failed
Then counted mine as fruitless care,
And straying forth, where chance might lead
Saw poems written everywhere
In signs 1 could not read.
"Ah, Mother Nature (said my sigh,
"There is a key to sky and flower 80 p.
Give me finer ear and eye
For one swift, little hour!
I am a nameless, dowerless youth,
And poor in fancy as in purse
| Teach me to Gull single truth
From out the universe.
Tell me a secret, of your own.
That men have sought IN vain to learn,
That neither thought nor dream have known
And let me tell in turn.
Translate the speech those robins use,-
The separate voice of wind and tree
Bid me interpret, If you choose, us
Yon brooks garrulity.
Have murmured since the world begun,
Show me the grand benignities
OF kindly breeze and SOU
Hint what it is, this sky and earth - -@.-
This outer, sensuous beauty screens
What makes this tiny foweret's worth,
And what that sunset means.
Speak with my lips, who would not hear?
What wealth, what honor should | lack 2"
Then Nature, smiling far and near,
Gave me no answer back.
I only saw the fair repose,
. The mute perfection of her face.
She was as one who feels and knows
But cannot speak, some grace. t
There came a swift, unbidden thought:
g Search thou and find like content.
This Nature, in herself, is naught;
She is Gods instrument.
He speaks in her, and speaks in you.
Gather those faneies, cast away
An hour ago, and write anew
The poem like the day.
Go, ponder well and patiently,
Not knowing what your thought may yi9ld,
But waiting for the mystery
OF what shall be revealed"
Atlantic .foA March,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-12

HERE is singular story of coinci-
dence. The detectives Of Boston, in a
case given to them wanted man
named W. Ell. Johnson, who had a glass
eye. They found such a person in
Bangor, Me-, and he was the wrong
gentleman. They found another W.
H. johnson in Salem, Mass, also with
glass eye, and he, too, proved to be
an innocent man. They then received
a telegram from Newburport, Mass,
stating that ". Ell. Johnson with a
glass eye had been arrested there
and he likewise proved to be the wrong
customer. There is a fourth W. Fl.
Johnson with glass eye, somewhere,
and the Boston authorities would like
to have him, that is, unless he happens
to be the wrong W. Fl. Johnson with a
glass eye.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-12
Improvement in Gas Manufacture.

A Spanish chemist has invented a
method Of producing gas for lighting
and heating, by simple and easily
managed apparatus, and which enables
the gas to be manufactured wherever
it is desired to use itgwithout any liza
bility of danger in the process; and it
may thus be made from any solid or
liquid combustible matters, such gas
being, it is claimed, pure, economical,
and deprived of its carbonic acid. The
apparatus employed for effecting the
lighting and heating is also so con-
trived that the consumption of vegeta-
BILE and mineral oils, petroleum, shale,
and other matters of similar nature
in a state of gas, involves
no necessity for a chimney or
other ventilating mechanism. The
combustible matters employed in this
process are peat, animal substances,
black and brown coal, ligneous and
vegetable matters, small wood, saw
dust, spent tan, resins, the refuse of
tallow, petroleum and shale oil-these
minerals being placed In the still, with
about thirty per cent. of vegetable
charcoal-as may appear to be desir-
able, according to circumstances-ob-
tanned from the distillation of the oil.
This improved system also provides for
the publication ofgas by means of cer-
tain mineral and vegetable matters,
which separate the empyreumatical oil.
sulphurets, oxide of carbon, and
ammonia-thus preventing noxious
ef1uvia escaping from the burners. To
consume oils and hydrocarbons of diff
ferent dens1ties and impurities, with
out submitting them to operations
which increase the cost, they are con-
sumed in state of gas combined with
super-oxygenated air, and no chimney
is required. The value of gas thus
purified, in preserving paintings, gild-
ings, ETC., from the deterioration they
now suffer from ordinary gas, is point
easily understood.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-12
A Faithful Deg.

The Nashua On, Fl. relates that not
long since Newfoundland dog be-
longing to family was left for a few
minutes in a room with an open CRATE,
in which was child just old enough
to creep. The child crept toward the
fire, and the dog, who apparently saw
and understood the danger, at once
laid down between the child and the
fire, and renamed there until the moth
er came to the rescue. The hair was
burned from the dogs side, and his
body was blistered, and yet, noble dog
that he was, he did not bulge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-12

Total Observation-Disclosures. .178
By these 179 accidents 40 persons
were killed and 1919 injured more or
less seyerely-an unusually small pro-
portion of fatal injuries. Of the whole
number % accidents caused deaths and
45 other injuries, SO that Ill, or five
eighths of the whole caused no injury
to person. An examination of the
causes of the accidents shows that So
nearly one third of the whole num-
ber-were occasioned by defects or
failures in permanent way, and of
these no less than Al were the breaking
of rails--a number nearly equal, we
think, to all the cases of broken rails
for the eleven months previously,
though there were 18 In December.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-12
A Life.
u a Liits
FROM the GOLD CABINET"

FROM the &c OLD CABINET"
A dun, bleak stretch asfant to the salt sea
gray eE tE~# f-ks4 u ~
Rock-strewn. and SCARED by fire, and rough
with stubbIe, -s-.s
And here ana there bold, bright touch OF
color
Berries and yellow leaves-te make the dolor
More dolorous still. Above, sky OF trouble.
Later-a strange light lifted through the ar J;
darker mystery though the sky enfold :.
That gleam in the west makes the whole dim
earth fair =,
The sun outshines and the gray sea is gold.
Erewhile moaned too long the lingering day
And now for one hour nnore---one little hour,
Iprayl
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-12

In France the roasting of coffee is
quite science, the roaster being re-
quired to study the properties of the
different kinds of berry, since each
sort must be roasted for a certain
period Of time. The operation is con-
Quoted IN a hollow iron sphere, by the
rotation of which all the berries are
equally exposed to heat. During the
roasting the ball is closed and the gases
confined, but at the close Of the opera
ton the valve is opened and the gases
allowed to escape. The roasted berries
are then quickly transferred to care
fully closed vessels.