The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-10
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Ties II snrsnslsse.nr.. has obtained 4
lamp II extraordinary hiilis~nsy by III
rsetAng the anme ri spirit lamp II
special construction AMI t.i hy .ur
tanf i'll nNAgssn against rsliIlAet rs,na.
parsed ~ rilsrntr III limr. r,agnceia, nls.
sine, which latter IN natural silieaic
IL ,narn.ria, TIN cylinder rom,nasa
III these cnrths H. compressed hy hs.
dranli. pressure. IN manner Hal very
different from the method employed fnr
snrmi,r tn cylinders nscl In the
nfnmmnnd light.
MANUFACTURES ~ tsanuiL, .Artn. =.
The following process for separating
car,,olir acid from tho cresylie and
other liluil tor acids Was recently
patented hy Low \ tlill. in England.
The partially ~ wholly .ilni,lnted mix.
lures III tar ari,la me submitted FIR Il
sufficiently prolonged time II tenn.
pcratnrs varying between illtc.n anil
ilfty.six degrees Fahrenheit. The cMr.
holic acid crystals Thus formed are
separated from thu mother liquors con.
tanning the liquid sar acid, and aresiAuc
vi carbolic acisl dissolved In them.
Complete publication of tho c~rholic
acid crystals TINS obtained IN effected
by IL disqualification. either by partial
fnsir. ar solution III water, with snhse.
pnent refrigeration. tarholic acid Of
hirh degrees ~ purity n obtained by
fehNln.tinr these carholir acid crys.
tails
SUBSTITUTE rom FEnsiAS lNsnct i'ow.
pr,s.--rlla wild rosemary ti-.."" pa.
astrsl has been suggested IN snbsti.
iute for Persian insect powder. When
dried. IA well as fresh, u ~ destructive
% lice. bugs, ITEMS, moths, etc. Tho
tincturc prepared from II " nl.o il ism.
edy from the bites II gnata and insects
geternllW not only relieving the itching
IN n snort time Int alsu the pain, when
4 appIind 10 II wound. The iinctnre re-
nsia run1~. when m.Sed with Ryceriur
and rubbed in,nn tAs skin. II seems IA
.le4sfsr notice III, account III these prop.
critic, and tn pessihl. substitution for
thu insee e1peneis. md frequently
aanltelAtM Persian insect powder. Il
IN ,nusi eilcctiv. when fresh mud In
bloom. md should liz gathered III tho
latter cnlsii!ion.
kAatls ~ NEnnAsk.. IL hAH lately
heen rer,Eted that deposit Of kaolin,
Ut not le~ than thirty feet In thickness,
aud undertaking about ono hundred
ucrcs. has been discovered IN tho
nciahhorls,od II Omaha, II appears
TINT the .lepo.i, u ops out along blum
for oNr hnlt mile, with but few
inches Of earth covering II. The char
aetcr Of Tho material Ii aAid W improve
with thu depth, the upper portions be'
ing eoEsc and granular In texture,
while lower down n bccomes progress
lively inner and whittier. II II represented
10 10 remarkably FREQ from foreign In
purities, and adapted for the mAnufac
tnre Of great variety of articles Ii
large demand throughout tho western
country. There ID 4 railroad, and u
abundance III timber and water In III,
nsignoorhood.
DKEpoixo ron AMMkA. According Il
mn official report from Mcneil, Ger
many, An establishment han been or
3 gAnixcd for gaining amber by dredginl
for II III the Kurischo Han, near III,
village Of Bchwarxorts, situated al,un
twelve miles south q Mcmcl |, liz
teon known for many years tina, nm
o existed In the voil Of this place tn,
. the fact that the dredesr emplo,sd b
\ III. government Tor ths purpose i
clearing away thu shallow spotA nua
" Hchwartxorts, which imped1d nAsie.
!. tion. brought up pieces y timber, who
2 were duly appropriated BY tho woyl
men. md At tho time no particular "
ID tentiou was paid 10 tho MISTER. H0n,
tune afterwards, however, some hlcc,
" cnlntors associated, and innlo w OH
\, ~ thu government not only ~ 10 I'll
!. dredging wherever required II the
10 own expense. but u pAy daily ron
" provided tho amber which they ,aiRl
!" ind should bccoiue their proporl,
i Tim proposal WIN accepted. aud ii
rent iixud ~ IL tLalc.s, aud later i, !.
" thalrls. Tor vacl. working day III
" dredging wax begun with four inAohns
\, worked wv men and n,,r worked u
ileis4a. JUDGING irum tho exten.l.
u business transactions hi tliu matter. L
u reallts must have been extremely ~.
iitahle. Al present the work IL carrie
Il I'll with eighteen steam .,rc,igos and ~
/, tn nnnsa, tho whole managed Wy nbo,
N ! Inn, lnbarcrs.