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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

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KENnsnA DYE IlOU Il. kLht shs. B. iGT
This j. TO ceriiI, tBa' my nnn, f .s.. ~-.n
some me ago al d aireI Inan' D.. 10. = mrts
tH CT them, ! IrIed Nj. Ftr ul,ar0 AIR '7tet!ye
SALyE The rffrci, Was a'in'.> ui .t,' ut,
two ap lirafion> WAS ahi'. :. rt,,- =
which had no heen Shi" .. .f-. "e~i
et.re. The third hox cured '.''1r'ty
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KENnsHA cv ,5T" 81
hurt my hip last summ", atd .>e.st-tr9's
could nrp pmed 20 Il" o. g.
resort tried the AhL-iI EALING SAIVg tics e..
m" entirely. : iACKA0A
4 OZBOX aS.
2nZ ROX 20 Ga.
For gale nv
r - LEONARD at J. r S4*brN.tATh-
Err Drug Store t,@
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ThR0AT AND LUNG
DISEASES1!

nc VII i principle OF the Pine Tree obtained
P:cu Ear process in the d;Stlliatinu OF The :ar nv
IN rs highest medicinal properties arr retained.
- rVti, mis- crude state has been rec mmended by
eminent physicians Of e7t,J scko9L Ii il confidently
"iir t. tte afflicted fr the foil wing simple reasons
lr{cRis,-Hoi 4, abruptly stqtatns the cough
but by diSsoviug the phegm and .iS4i0ns RafnIr to
throw oil the unhealthy matter causing the irritation
In Cases Of gAffcd coNSuMP1iu il both prpiug> and
renders less burdensoale the life the athlete sufferer
2 It's healing principle upon the irrattd sur
iace OF the lungs, penetrating fc "teh arcaSr pa.k,
relieving pain, and snbR"iHg inRtmMafl0H
lrruHitlES AND ENKIcHES rHR Hi.unp Positive
ly curing all humors from the comma arMrI.K OF
ERUPTION t. the S:veTeSi Of Scr hua ihuu audS
:: at.aavito could br produced those who have
feit the beneficial effects of PINn Ttr lag CORDIAL
IN the various diseases arising r, ~ IMIIRlIins np
TIE BLOOD.
Hsnoisn,ntrs Hr alsygti7,s ojg.,4s ~Dd s.,sto,e,
tie APPETITE
All who have known tried Or |. q { Mis-
Aar remedies require references from us b,n the
asme> of thousands cured by them can be gvc3, 70
any one who doubts our statement Dr |. a. t.
Wisiiart'S Great american DygbrbSia ifIh art
WoRm SUGAR DROpS have never been equied ts
sale by all Druggists and StorekeeperS and -
Dr.. I. @. C. wISEART'S Office.
No. 2:53 n. Src"Md NJ. IHji".t'ao
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REV. Z. .. LlEoNARD's
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Scald-hp"d, Frosted Feet, !;u,n- .ta8hlaiit
Cule. und-, and sn'e- al az ii
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f ,oar 4 bean IN Isburg, Vermont took bis g,r, oct
for ride p The sleigh tipped over and broke d. r
I Il iea thenfh. bean cent her home ON wood J,
sleigh that CHANGED 10 come along. ana contirneA
aus rae s3ene. |9 na3 saAa
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ibr deaths OF 'be early Britons
were alXed ia the center OF the,r halls.
I hn-i'sr Place, originally, "as per-
bags nothing u.o,e iI4n large
Brvho de, rrs~ed brIow I'll" Ie, ell OF the
grou"d 20 Iec i've lie a>hes.
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A. angle was ga ancient gold coin
weighing iour peiny"eights, AMI
wac ~ ocd ~ h snsi at IS. Sd. in
trc FtIgn Of Ilenry W., and a,
IT,. ia he reign OF Eliza bvlh,
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BAL we're in,rnted by Anaxim-
andef~~350 Is. u. | he first dial of
IL y..n III Itome was placed on The
1r"p'" OF Qnirinns by |. Pspirus
Iur.t'r, = he, t,nt was divide d into
hours. in-'he ''mes OF The E'rperors
'i'n"~seyery p"lace and public build
ing ht1 suu III /.
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Dr.. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,

Practical and Analytical Chemists,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWHEnE,
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TIE language Of France was first
int'."lucth mo England. by Wiilia.,
], ia 1865 L,w pIeadings were
chaa a from French 10 Engli4h in
III re-,on Of t.dAard Ill 1862.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

FROM Nr. Pc'tcys, Of RarNony pre-
cinct, We learn that the Fonrth will be
appropriately observed by ia. good citi-
zens Of that place, under the auspices of
the Changers. 1t is proposed to hold a
basket picnic at ThOfne's Grove, to
which al the Changers Of the county are
invited, as well as the general public.
In the afternoon and evening there will
be a dance.
Mr.. s. $. Wells has the largest gar
den in the county, consisting Of thirteen
acres, entirely devoted to market garden
ing. He takes from two to four loads
Of produce TO the railroad each week.
Mr.. Hoffman is just opening up a
stock ofdry goods and groceries at Wells.
This Will be a great convenience to the
citizens Df Harmony.
About all the land is taken up in Har-
mouy, and that by actual settlers, but
some Of the best land in the county can
be bought Of the railroad company.
Crops all look well, whoa, heading u
and corn in tip-top condition. Plenty
of new potatoes and garden sass" in
uulimitable abundance.
Matteson is slowly improving in health.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

H.. s. KALEY, ONE weeks since,
gathered . fine lot Of fossils in the Solo.
mon Valley, which can now be seen o,
his Office. These things are the petrified
remains of animals or reptiles hat were
living and breathing ages before the foo,
Of man ever pressed the carth's green
sod. We would like to give the names
Of some Of those specimens but freely
own that We don't know enough to 30
30. Mr.. Haley is something Of a geolo-
gist, and takes pride and pleasure in
making collections. Any one finding
any fossils will do well to bring them to
his Office where he will be glad to label
aud put on exhibition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
Lrsco.s.N ebr..k. Ju,e eea. ls,.

LINCOLN ebraska. June ecd, 1874.
/ take this method Of expressing my
gratitude to you and other old neighbon
for the kindness shown to me . few days
ago when at home. l feel more than
gratifed to think, tina, when I return to
my home. that I am greeted By ell Of
my old neighbors With . hearty welcome,
-AaAl2@ laa2jea fs the time vhen |
can return 70 scsy rermnneseylSeHW
Cloud, and share with you all the duties
Incumbent upon az good citizens In
building ~ 4 p~eacesble aud good CON-
munity. l certainly have reason 10 feel
proud to believe that | have the respec,
of 50 many o. my most intimate and
nearest ~ne;ghbor.. whom | hare had
daily transactions with. And alIos me
here 10 say that vha;eyer my station In
life may be, or wherever my LOT may be
east, shall never forget the rcspecr
aud Obligations | owe to my long tried
friends. and | desire TO class among
those friepis aa-vithous any excep-
ticas-of my old neishbors Of Webster
county. who knew me best
You win please for ne give M hes
wishes to all friends.
Vey Truly. SILAs GARBER
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
S:-.-..,
90 1865

| The town is evidently a success. And
fer an Independent burg, having no
claim upon county or state for official
favor stands upon its own merits as n
business and manufacturing center of q
good territory. New buildings are -
ing pushed forward as rapidly a. work
men can carry Several fine stone
dwellings, tDSar'S or which are appear
ing above ground, when completed, will
give the town a snug appearance Two
hotels, a large general store, and black
smith shop are, and have been. in active
operation. and arrangements are being
made for Others.
We took g peep at the splendid mill
building of Valentine and Shepherd.on,
which was framed and nearly enclosed.
The exact dimensions we did not note,
but is a three-s,ory above the water.
house. upon a firm rock foundation, and
we are informed the proprietors will not
be sparing in making il q first class -four
ing mill in every particular. franklin
Guard,
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

JOHN SABIN, Esq, Of Guide Rock,
wa in town yesterday with a gentleman
from Nemaha county, whom he induced
to locate in Town 2, Il 3. That's the
way to do it-get them here, show the
land, and the country will soon be set
tied up. BY the way. Mr.. Sabin is the
first to renew his subscription for another
year, with the requisite" A good ex-
ample is worthy Of being followed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

GEO. ZEIss will have ayfull supply of
Ice Cream and Lemonade for his Fourth
Of July customers, ready at all hours
from early morn till Jewy eve. and until
the beams OF another sun sheds their
light abroad. Don't forget thar. It
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

HON. II. s. KALEY has gone TO Peru
to attend the meeting of the Board OF
Trustees, Of the Normal Institute. Of
which body be is a member. At the
last meeting Mr. ksIcy was honored by
being called on to be the orator Of the
occasion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

Mr.. O'SULLIvAN, Of Riverton init
mates in his letter published elsewhere,
that the people Of Frank lin arc trying to
throw di-credit upon the Riverton cele-
bration, in order to turn attention to
Franklin. We are inclined to think that
be is . little hasty 10 his judgement, rs
our Frankia friends have always shown
a fair and liberal spirit when talking or
writing to US about their Riverton
neighbOrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

DURING the week we were glad to
meet Mr.. Mearns and Mr.. BORN, both
Of Oak Creek precinct, and wide awake
farmers. Come again, and ia the mean
time send down word rs to what you are
doing mp there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

LAST Tuesday the children Of the
Red Cloud school held a picnic at the
Stone Ford. Just after noon twelve
wagon loads of the prettiest liveIie,t,
happiest. honest, youngsters that can be
found in the State, left the school house
for the picnic grounds, and enjoyed
themselves As only children can Enjoy
yOurselve. while You can. little one-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

ID. 5. lIELyERS hi, u, just where W.
live, the other day, with q peek OF Early
Rose potatoes, as large ~ u man- 6s,.
The blow rather staggered Us. bat after
mature elaboration concluded that We
had better try and survive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

The great shorough-fare Of travel fer
Southwest Nebraska passes through
Red Cloud, and We have ample oppor-
taoity b judge somewhat ofthe increase
Of ianigrasion this year over last, and
should sag that IL Is fully twice as heavy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
LIBERTY CREEk. june %. Is7l

1liDEHAI 1EEh. OUOS -, 1914.
EDITOR CHIEF Items are pretty
scarce here in our part Of the county.
New settlers are coming 10 every week;
Government land nearly oil taken; Some
are buying railroad land which they get
on very favorable terms. We have some
splendid farming lands here. crops are
looking well. think our corner bids
fac to become equal to, If mot ahead OF
some Of our neighboring townshipsin,-
well most everything useful. All We
need 20 is . railroad through some
paH Of lneesgafy TO enable Us to ship
our produce to an eastern market, bu, l
hope ve win not be eomisuaAnSats
bosds to get IT, Yours BE-, F. B.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

FRED HUMMEL has just made q Dice
lot of Bologna Sausage which can be
found at the meat market also fresh
beef and pork constantly on hand. Try
and lice while you do live.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

j. q. POTTER offers for sale, Stone
cut to order at the Stone Ford. Stone
uncut at 40 cents per perch, delivered a,
Red Cloud for 60 cents per perch. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

The Lincoln DaIs Blade is received,
and We End it to be IS keen As lis same
indicates it should be. Maj. CAfrey is
the man who viekis what nay prove to
be the dangerous weapon if any Que gets
in his path.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

4. I. FEARN brought acoup,c stalks
Of corr 70 town this week, which stand
just seEeB feet high, without pulling
up the leaves. lThis. he says, i the
average height q the field, Of .eyeTa.
acres
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
DANCE, DANCE 1!

On Friday night July 81. there will
be a Grand Ball at Ell. Smiths new
stone building. Dance will be continued
through the Fourth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

WANrED.-0 perch OF hard Stone.
ct the south bank Of Rock Ford, ~
miles southwest Of Red Cloud, before
the 18th Of June. Bring samples to Red
Cloud Mills. 4s-u
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
CHANGERS O. WEBSTER COUNTY.

In behalf OF Red Cloud Grange ! cor
dia,ly invite you and your friends to
meet Us a, the Masonic Hall on the
morning Of the 4,h dag Of July, at 10 q.
w., in full regalia.
Il. T. SWIFT, ". NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

DR. "AL." TULLEYs has gone 70
Omaha to attend the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge, A. +. and A. VI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

We are informed from reliablc sources
that a bridge has been pat in over Thir-
ty-Two mile creek, on the road between
Red Cloud and Has,ing-, aud that the
road between these points is in good or
der for travel. "a a large amount of
teaming passes over this route, ii will be
good news to al concerned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

AGREEABLE to notice in the CuIEr
the citizens of Red Clouds vici6fly
met to consider the uece64 Of estab.
fishing Cemetery. Oi9 }tion, J. Q.
Potter was elected chairUD1 and II. 3.
Haley secretary. On m(} of Mr.. D.
Lutz q committee of threS appointed
to view grounds and rG14e proposals
for location of CemeteQ. aCommittee
appointed we're Messrs Lutx, Ira
Sleeper and Judge Kirkpo<d) On mo-
ton, meeting adjourned = meet on til
we Of july II, a, the efie Of H. 8.
Haley At s O'Clock, shaRI
,IoRN O pnrfrR prea
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

yNS

FaEsn Oranges aud Lemons inst re-
ceiyed at GkoRoE ZEIss'.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

The Riverton Base Ball Club will
play the Red Cloud Cub, at Red Cloud
next Saturday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

FarsH Pork a, the C'ify Meat Marke.
at ten cents per pound. is-4t
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

p. N: Leaves Tuesdsys and Srdays. q. N
days 6 p. m. Leaves Wednesdays 7 n. m
Jewell and Red Cloud. Arrives Saturdays
IL n, Leaves ! I. m.
pi sse hand them in the evening before tn
N. B McNITT. p. NJ.
Soar 10 cents per b1r. Matches
thrown in, at
BERENzES & Co
KEROSENE 4Octs, per gallon. at
CARRIER ).
CALIFORNIA Dried Apples and Utah
Peaches, It
BERENzEN's.
Whitefsh aud Goldfish at
CARRIER l. Co.'S.
LEATHER! LEATHER
The best Horse Brushes in America.
warranted to clean any horse without
distinction Of nationality, color, DISPOSE
ton, or sex, 1t
BERENZEN & Cos.
GARDEN Seed. Ox-bows and Keys at
BERENZEN L Co.
REED Breaking Flows at McNitt's for
81. SO.
LIGHT Calico just received at
BERENZEN & Co.
Broom Handles, Wire and Irvine at
MCNITT's.
HARROW Teeth, at the Hardware
Store.
REED Breaking Flows at McNitt's.
Dog cheap.
Large lot Of Boots and Shoes just ar
riysd.st. CARRIER & Co.'S.
New GooDs at MCNITT'ss
New supply of Hardware at Berenzen
& Co.'S.
"HEAps of New Goods at
CARRIER 4 Co.'S.
GRAIN Sacks, for sale ut McNitt's.
THE best Az Handles in the country
1t Berenzeu 4 Co.'S.
KNIVES and Forks at McNitt's, for
the small sum Of $l.l5 per set.
GRASS Seed. all kinds at McNitt's.
Fine assortment Of Clocks, at
S. CARRIER & Co.'S.
A FULL stock of Door aud House
Trimmings at Granger prices, at the
Hardware Store.
3 lbs. Choice Rio Coffee for 81, at
CAREERS.
MCNIr1 has received, and is receiving
. large and complete stock of Farming
Implements.
9lbs. Light Brown Sugar for 81, at
CAREERS.
A fresh supply OF that yard wide Cot
ton at J2a cents, at JIG. Potter.
LARGE lot Of assorted No. I Italian
Violin, GU aud Banjo Strings. at
CAREERS.
A full stock of Or. Jayne's Celebrated
Family Medicines, for sale at
CAREER 4 Co.'S.
CRoCKERY aud Ssupe~.sS cheap at
BERxNZEN 4 Go.
FoR sale or rent. A house and lot in
good location. Inquire Of WuLLcOx.
GRANGER suit of clothes for $7.15. at
BERENZEN 4 Co.
SUMNER Clothing. dirt cheap. at
BERESzEN & Co.
RRMKNBER that McNitt sells Imple-
meats cheaper than Changers, and q
better article.
Britannia Ware and . general stock
Of Crockery At BERENzIN & Co.
OxYoKE, Iowa made.
MORE Summer Shoes All at
BERENZENS.
Excellent Einiger only 10 cents per
eal. al Mrs. LutI's.
Ice CREAM and LEMONADE on the
Fourth, at Zeiss'.
All these wishing grinding done at
Red Cloud Mills before harvest, viii
please bring wood enough to grind the
same. If.
WANTED
$500 in County Warrants on Web
<er esonty, Neb,, for which We viii
Sebsss market price
\ecRARpsoS 4 TuLLKYs.
J. 9. rosrIk0 for -. n. 49,.
mill, ss1 ssaaiae sfsIn,.I rs,
l. 4 chssee Cor . good hsss A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

-DoN'T forget that Zeiss will have any
uniiuifed
Lemouade on the Fourth. Il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

WE are glad to leaiSee ~ .s5rcush
the exertious Of Representative Crcunse,
the mail service between Red Cloud and
the railroad viii not be decreased after
July LIST, rs vas 1t first spprehsnded.
The contract was let for once . week
only, but that WAS before service vas
put on for semiweekly mail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

A full stock of DR.. Jayne's Celebrated
Family Medicines, for sale at
CARRIER 4 Cos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
BARGAINS N REAL ESTATE

BARGAINS N REAL ESTATE
100 acres Of land within n miles Of
Red Cloud, price 500. 100 acres
within 4 miles Of Red Cloud, - acres
broke, price $3.50 100 acres within
4! niles Of Red Cloud, ~ acres broke,
good running water, Price Sos. One
Lot in Red Cloud. House with three
rooms, cellar under house. cool well Of
water, -price 500. Four lots, and
house with nine rooms cellar full size Of
housc, good well of water,-price $500.
Also many other choice lands, lots,
and houses on favorable terms.
Apply to Richardson l. Tulleys, at the
Court House in Red Cloud. n40-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

LII! i;xt!
The best Lime in the market, for sale
four miles west Of Red Cloud. BY
4sid GEO. Ross.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

LARGE lot Of assorted No. I Italian
Violin, Gu aud Banjo Strings. at
CAREERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
Riverton Retail 0ar4et.
CORRECTED WEEKLY Il Y n. c LonrE

UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST.
Lit Of unclaimed letters remaining in
his Office, May 3lst 1874:
Miss Ada =. Buck.
Miss Matilda Taylor.
Mr.. Albert COchron.
Geo. w. Hangover.
Frans Fahndrick.
David L. Groat.
II. +. Galusha.
Girrmand Olson.
Chas. \. Teel. 3.
NJ. Is. McNITT, p. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

(ON Tuesday sveuin&b6 Lee Estell,
arrived at Red Cloud Ohio. She
is . lady Of intelligence retirement,
and will be an useful lion to our
social circles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

A fresh supply OF that yard wide Cot
ton at J2a cents, at JIG. Potter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

CRoCKERY aud Ssune~.sS cheap at
BERgNZEN 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

WANTED
$500 in County Warrants on Web
<er Gsnnty. Neb,, for which We vii
p~Sebsss market price
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
OTIS L. BATTLES

ICE. ICE.
ICE, ICE,
ICE. ICE,
At Geo. XciS,'s-one cent per pound.
The stock on hand i large aul Of the
best and pure,t quality. Try it. 2-l-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
\ecAARIsoDN 4 TULLKYs.

! J. 9.
mill. sss ssaaine sfs~r.I Th;,
!. q cAssee Cor . good hssS
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

All theee wishing grinding done At
Red Cloud Mills before harvest, viii
please bring wood enough to grind the
same. If.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

FoR sale or rent. A house and lot il
good location. Inquire Of WILCOX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

GRANGER suit of clothes for $7.75. 1t
BERENZEN 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

SOAP 10 cents per b1r. Matches
thrown in, at
BERENZES 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
CHAS. K. JONES
CASH PRICE LIST.

On and after nay 18th, will sell goods at the following
prices for CASH:
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

Ice CREAM and LEMONADE on the
Fourth. at Zeiss'..
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

McNIrI has received, and is receiving
. large and complete stock of Farming
Implements.
9lbs. Light Brown Sugar for 81, at
CAREERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

SUMNER Clothing, dirt cheap. at
BERENzEN & Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

PuKE Linseed OIL, Ell 30 per gallon.
q. SaEagz & BRowx's-
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

SPADES 81. sf-5 $50 Sbovels
s@asiy Al. the same. az
BERRNzkx 4 Co.'S.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

RRMKNBER that McNiu sells Imple-
meats cheaper than Changers, and q
better article.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

Easy riding Ssddle-Caiisorria tire.
from g.. up. A, s~EsESzEs 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

BRITANNIA Ware and . general stock
Of Crockery At BREMEN & Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

Excellent viniger only 20 cents pei
eal. at Mrs. LutI's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

IL ven wani . cheap Corn Pfcw 20 20
MeNitt. be sells loser than sry other
mar in the valley, for cash.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

A FULL stock of Door aud House
Trimmings at Granger prices, at the
Hardware Store.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-13
The Danger of Using SHOT for
Cleaning Bottles.

Forlos has recently directed attention to
the dangers Of lead poisoning where shot
are used for cleaning bottles that are to be
used for wine and other beverages when
shot are placed in glass with water, cor
Donate OF lead is at once formed a portion
Of it being noticed as a prccipitatc in the
water, while another portion of it attaches
itself as a thin film to the sides Of the vessel
This film adhcrcs 50 firmly to the glass that
it cannot be removed by rinsing with water
llonc, an acid being required to remove it.
" hen shot are used for cleaning bottles
which are afterwards well rinsed oitt, the
carbonate of lead suspended in the water
will be removed, bat that portion which is
attached to the sides Of the bottle remains,
and is atterward dissolved by the liquid
placed in the bottle, if it possesses suffci-
ant solvent power. Ii the shot are ony
shaken up with water for short time, it is
scarcely possible for the carbonate of lead
to become attached to the sides Of the bottles,
but oitcntimes the shot are left in the bottle
with the water for some time Besides, the
rinsing is not always done so carefully as it
should be, and the carbonate Of lead sus-
pended in the water is not AL removed.
F,~ios took four hat-pint medicine glasses
that had been cleaned with SHOT, and in one
he placed white wine, in another red wine,
in the third quinine wine, and in the fourth
vinegar. After standing two days each was
found to contain a considerable quantity Of
lead.
Another danger might also arise from shot
getting lodged in the narrow crcaSes at the
bottom Of certain bottles, when the action
Of an acid upon it would dissolve not only
the lead, bat also the arsenic which is
always present in the shot in sufficient
quantity to render the liquids poisonous.