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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25
A CORRESPONDENT of the Scientific
American says, of the exits from pub
lie buildings:

| As one of our common humanity,
was pleased to see the attention of the
public called to the much needed in
provement in the means OF efecting
an escape from churches and public
buildings, in case Of FIRE. accident, Of
sudden emergency, referring as in.
stance to the Holyoke French church
disaster, and the accident at q New
York church of few weeks ago; in
fact, almost every paper brings an ac-
count of some such horrifying occur
renee, with the sacrifice of greater
OF less number of human lives.
This brings to mind the frequency
of accidents and loss of life in railway
cars from a similar cause, as instanced
IN the Roanoke disaster on the Great
Western Railway of Canada of last
year; in which, during the burning of
a car. the passengers, In their frenzy
and haste to escape, jammed the door
shut, and could not get it re-opened,
and several we're burned to death,
some saving themselves by jumping out
of the windows.
These accidents will not become less
frequent until some important changes
are made to prevent them. As your
correspondent of July 3 remarks !:
Provision can be made, and it should
be compelled to be-" There has been
in force for some years, In the Domin-
ion of Canada, a law compelling the
doors of all churches and public build
ings to be opened outwards; and so
great was the necessity felt for this
that the enactment of the statute was
accepted a. great boon, aud at once
universally complied with.
The same feeling IS prevalent, re-
quiring statutory enactment compelling
the opening outwards of railway car
doors, evinced by the fact that, at each
of the two last sessions of the Domin-
ion Legislature, q bill was brought
forward with this object in view.
As late resident of the Old Bay
State, | am surprised TO learn thatyou
are so far behind in such an important
matter; and for the welfare Of those
who are wont to congregate in our
churches, and gather in public assem-
blies, and the ever constant stream of
railway travellers, let US hope that
those who have assumed the response
bility with the positions they have ac-
cepted, as our lawgivers and legisla-
tors, will, at the earliest possible mo-
ment, do away with these wholesale
man traps.
The facts Of the case certainly and
practically suggest the remedy: Open
the doors of all public buildings and
railway cars outward, this is really
what must be accomplished and the
wonder will be that it was not done
long since.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25

"IF the Democrats carry Ohio and
Peunsylvauia--and it is evident that
these two States are mutually helping
each other-two things may be accept
ed as settled: first, that the West will
control the Presidential election; and.
second, that anti-resumption and the
abolition of the national bank System
will be the leading plank in the
national Democratic plstform."-S.
Lonis Repnblican.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25
MONTGOMERY COUNTY COURT.
Non-Resident Notices. J

Lewis Kearsey and wife ct ais. VS.. Heirs of
Wiley Smith deed. Petition for re-probate
of Will. T-fE
II appearing nom the return ofthe Sher-
iff. that the defendant, Charles Smifb can
not be found, and that his residence is uu-
known, so that the ordinary process ofiaw
cannot be served upon him. II is thero-
fore ordered that pu olication be made for
four successive weeks in the ClarksviIie
Chronicle, notifying said nonresident de-
fepdaut 10 appear ut the October Term OF
the County Court OF Montgomery COUNTY.
Tenn, TO be held at the Court House, IN
October. ISIS. and plead. answer or deinur
to said petition, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex parte
as TO him. PETER ONEAL, Clerk.
Sept. II. lS75-4W,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25

In commenting upon the imputa-
tions cast upon Jefferson Davis, In con-
nection with the Andersonyille prison,
The Macon 7slegraph publishes the
following result OF an investigation
made in 1858: 81
In reply to q resolution Of the
House of ofRepresentatiyes, calling upon
the Secretary Of War for the number
Of prisoners Of either side held. and
that died during the war, be makes the
following report: Number of Union
prisoners South. 260, $40; died, ESQ.
Number of Confederate prisoners
North, 200, ,000; died ,2e. .425.' a% H
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25

In the lives of the saddest Of us
there are bright days when We feel a.
If we could take the great world into
our arms. Then come gloomy days
when the FIRE will neither burn on our
hearths nor in our hearts. and All with
out and within is dismal, cold and
dark. Every heart has it's secret sor-
ross, which the world knows not Of ;
and often times we call q man cold
when be is Only sad.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25

If men are the salt Of the earth,
women are the sugar. Salt is neces-
sity sugar is a luxury. Vicious men
are the salpetre hard, stern men, the
rock salt; nice, family men. the table
salt. Old maids are the brown sugar
good natured matrons. the loaf sugar
pretty girls, the fine pulverizeed white
sugar. Pass the sugar, please.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25

The happiest moments in womans s
life are when she Is making her we'd
ding garments; the saddest when her
husband comes home late at night and
yells to her from the front steps to
throw out some key-holes. assorted
sizes. .ff
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25

The Democrats have msjorities In
the Congressional delegations of TWEEN
ty-two States. the Republicans in thir-
teen. One State, Louisiana. is evenly
divided, and one, Mississippi, elects
Representatives in November.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25

THs taxable property OF Georgia has
more than doubled since the var.
Cotton and woolen mills show 40 in
yestmsnt of 50 COZ, 600; iron foundries.
s735, ,l90; and tonnage n, ,0Oo, ,00e.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25

ALL honest men will bear watching.
1t is raseals who eau not stand 1t.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-09-25
SMITH e KENNEDY.


Nations
toni Hopkinsve HopnvleKy
, 1875-11-03

A.M
Wsnn man cine &eile tbut, fam man
nus lerlen. @eitern Mbeno bate Der
enquirer" ein transparent lber feline
Office anscbraAt, porauf %ieoesmal,
iucnn Elm @ablberi9t einIief Die Wfalo=
ritdt bes gaaoibaten an9eseben ipuroe.
Sol1es 1T eiue olte Site in Nelp Worf,
Die mir l9on 25 Sabre 5urid bort por-
Deri4cno fanocn. Serr 9anop bonn
enquirer" miro ols er flirSli6 in New
Yort mar, li9 Gle Sa9e yelnerft BADEN
nao ibm 9ebubrt Die Gbre loI9e Gin
ri1tung bier 5uerit ein9eilibrt Su baben
ben. Gs l%tanoeu oieler wssen 9eitern
Abenb mebrere bunoert pellOncu bort
nor Dem 9nule, nm Die Serlhte On le=
fen.
, 1875-11-03

S6eoter. 0as ~@ir9inia Opera
9ouie" lit pieoer er0Hnet. Die jebt
bort Ipielcnbe @elell6aft miro ben @in
ter binbur6 bier 8oriteliungen seben
unb lino mir iiber5eu9t, bob mad DEM
Spiel oon geitern uuo ~pnr9eitern 81 urs
tbellen, bielelbe pielcn Nnflang finoen
n1o oos Sbeoter gut beluAt iein miro.
Serr S. s. Sannin, lit Der Director uno
ein ausge6eihneter Spieler, b~elonoers in
fomii6en &olen. Sn Dem Stiide Ser
girsinier," pel6es 9eitern uno pOr9e-
tern Mbeno 9e9eben lpurop, erntete Ell
pielen 8eifoQ. Die @rtennrnslcene
tpuroe prddti9 ms9efii1rt uno Die Gee
merle in Der @artenlcene mar reGt gnt
arrangirt. s. ioqte uns freuen, cine
quite unO permanentc@ elcliAuft bier gu
b0bcl; jeood mllB lie piele Nbwe6le=
hug bieten uno pielleIti9 iein, ni6t lm=
mer llur 2ultlpiele ooer Srouerlpiele
ooer SpeftateIitiide 9ebcn, lonbern pe9=
leln, u1o Den cinen Mbeno Elm Qutlpiel
Den onoern gbeno Elm G9aulpiel ooer
eiE Spiel nit @eion9 etc. ETC., aufiib=
rem, banlit fir jeben @elhmad 9elpr9t
1T; oann fam, ME mir 9lauben, eIu lol=
Dies Snltitut bier belteben.
, 1875-11-03
Rt6monb poit Office.
Yrff<Nrrangement.
f3. Oftaher 1873.

N6rblife. TurTnrf. !. c.,or Avs
Suir,tnqt ia saenrr' rrr-Gasnnft + .ss. HS
*. W. o-<V
e enr "a gnisnh SO. N. -gOs~
@nroiiae @ca QoH. 9Satif. crsoerem~
men Sonndoe--9ntunf > Il ~ SD
Yplfidrluf l.35 NIB s 20 q. Or.
Suoli6e Wof- 3meinar tdafid. ecrr.
rigs a dn Anfunft 1900 W.
mn eI " W. u gOfi9mb %. y. rnS,
Serniaes; !, - mNafunft 1900 ~ s0at
aiebmono& Nanhiae Gifenbabu. sSoz
TO- Mntunft 2-30 o. M. NaafSins
f2-45 81. W- %spee'"B
SHnei1e & Greensboro. gmeir,or va.
ii%.- @ntM it 2.30 uns 9 a. W. ~ Mss+
lpiue =. M. nnb f2.45 Y. ga. egg
Sarmtine. sdaIi4. 7rmutoos sps o,, ,,,.
= ms anm y antunft 2-30 g. 81. = ysfidins
ebsiapsafe & C5ia Gfisnbahn. sSor;a
SPnnra9s ausaenom men. Mnfunfi & 81 SD
- paitidlnB $50 g. 81.
Ssadhurs CHARLOTTESVILLE. g taurt,, ms;..,
supper e prtnas anb peflid BON Wbites,i.'
s%t,,s S a.1G9 On @nfnnf S g. 81. - Dol.
aSea goint nub gtationcn nm s,r u ~
u. ino Co. @. aaaiib, Sonntaas ayss w.
nm Anfunft 1880 y. D. mNit-
@'ussftsr, ittr @ea gcint. ,Sopa.-u,,
'anft 1890 g. W.-pOflalus 28. m
q 3apeabonnud, iiter gilb SAM, tsoIih
@"'untt $50 s. Dr. goildlus / 81 M
Saatcs &iber 1ompfrr. grsiu,oI nst.rt
isa. a.fMSaft MOnta3s, MiItttusa,s rns,
qteltaes, D ~ W. = ypfl6tuB. Tisnaans
Aonnfri'ass unu Suanabeuss. 5.30gI ps 81
Canal gafet. Tr.imol bydsati6
yn,ain, Mttlno9 8,sitaas uni @onntoos
~ M. - offl6luB. Wipntaas. Mitimas,vs
uno Brsitasa, 4 Vi. W.
SgnrtY usnb Gnute. :3wein, Al pSnensid
- Iifullftl M,tmpbs nnb @ounobenna e
V. ~l-m 90 yDtielub. DOnnssf tags n @sus
, 1875-11-03

8oli5eis @eri9t. T~olgenoe
Sdae famen 9eltern in oielem @eri4te
5ur 8erbanolun9: =
2ouila &olbe, anseflagt 2aura &lp=
pert an9esriHen nno 9el9lasen 5n ba=
ben, ::curoe entlailen.
Gbriltiana uno 2aura Support, anse=
flast ne9en @elebibertretnng uno 9e-
meine Geoen 9e9en Sonila &olbe sc.
brou9t 81 beben, muroen entlalien.
D. S. gallau, S%runtenbeit, puroe
entlallen.
Soicpb &eeiep, glnsriii auf s. g.
8ilfinlon, entlalien.
8ir9inia 9arris, farbig, onseflast
mebrere Gleioun9sltiife I'M Mertbe bon
SIS, Gi9ent6um Der Sarab Tepbp, &c
ltoblen 5u BADEN, iuuroe Der 8rano SUI
m iiberwielen.
, 1875-11-03

Sterbli9feits= Sertdt. IS
dntsn pdbrenb Der lsytsn @pde 20 Ipbe8-
tGae b~isrlelbit fatt, namlid: Weibe 10; 80r.
ties 10; Mdnnlih 9; @sibli9 II.
9iter-1 Sag bio 80 1, 1 Mpnat bis 6 0
. Monat bis IL 2, 1 Sabr bis 8 3, 3 Sab
bis 5 G, S Sabre tis 10 0, 1870 2, 20 s
81 8, 80 $40 2, 40 $50 1, 500
2, 60 500, 1870 O. SC-l00 0, I'm
befanlt /.
@tanb-2sbis ~, Gsrbsiratbst s, @it<
INF ., 9Eitmen 0, llnbsfannt ..
@eburtsprt = Scr. @taateu 10. I'm
brfanrt 1.
@pbnune-Stat /, MariboQ Wart y,
SeHerlpn @arb Z, MabiIpn @nrb 4, Sion.
RE 8arb 3, Clay @arp 2, SaGluu Narb 2
Mrmenbaus 1, Staats @sfaneniD .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @erste 16, @oruner
.. gparp pf Sealtb 3, irresutlre Qsrste /.
S. g. GabelI, 81. 8.
pralrent n8parb Of 5ealtb.
, 1875-11-03
BON benz neuen Wunher anb benz
b0ien Waire.

0as linb bon 2ouroes Die Pilgcr
Sic Sicbn nit 9~ieoerbau,
@iel Manner, Sran'n uno Wldbbell
0ineln ins fromme Stdot0en,
Sn Yarup=le Mpniul.
Mn bober @%nabenitdtte
Grlhnllt Der Waller G9or;
SIN Som gum beipsen Seraen
grltrohlen bea Die &er5er,
Ser Welbrnu9 mout empor.
Dem beirsen @ottes6er5en
Vpa Snbrunlt lid 5u meib'n,
War tpmmen nit ocn Mnbcrn
Mobl aus 9uten SlanOern
Gin W|dsoIein fromm unb fsin.
Sic ltano seneietsn Sauptcs
Mblelt in bittrem Sarm
Stint Sabre l9on-mie fldsli6!-
9lng labm nno unbewesljd)
Scr Sun9frau redter 9trm.
unO lpo lie itano in Sbrdnen,
8elebnt ain SpFerltnd,
So MODERN fill i'm S9reine
Sie belligen @ebeine
Scr Wlamlea Alacoque.
Sod wie ben @6rein Die Ia9me
GyAemitdt berii5rt,
Sa bat lie flu9s Elm Gnden,
Gin gnooenfraIti9 3uden
Sn lelbem Nrm perlpiirt.
Sic bat nit lclbsm Mrme
Sid Oreimal slei9 befreust,
Gum Staunen aQer Srommen
SIR Sii6lein oann senommen
nno b0rbar li4 9ei9nduSt.
uno fluss i'm sansen @tdo0en
Ses gSnnoers Gubm erl6ou
galo 1T Der Maire erldiensn
uno nobm nit ernlten Mienen
Sen S0Q gu Prptpfol.
Sod Damn bon araer Slide
Ser Wtoire nod S%lonoeru l6rieb
uOb labm tie leit funf Sabrcn,
Serr Gl1ter, gu erfabren,
Wdr' mir eripiinl4t uno !ieb."
. l6n6Oer Yiir9ermciter,
~,
g8as fan9t nit Dir man an?
Wtit lan9en Yil9eriiaben
SOa man Den 2obn Dir 9eben,
Su slaubensIoler damn
@iebt a6t, MI l9limmer Splitter
SaIo wirit ou fill uno oabm!
Sie Sano. Die bos eei9rieben
Soa man nit l~turfen 9ieben
Sir l3Iasen iteif uno labm!
&sin @las mebr ioa iie fallen
gto6 Teoer Doer Stpd
lno belfen piro-o @onne!-
9ir nlmmcr Die Maoonne
glo@ Mamiea Nlacoque.
, 1875-11-03

G6ica9omonp Social Club.
Ser BaQ oieler @eleal6aft, lpel1e am
Mouta9 Abeno in Aeu Wtarft 9Otel abb
sebaltem puroe, mar lebr gut bclu6t uno
Die Nnluelenoen battcn rebt frobll3e
Stunosu, IS bcrrl4te cine sroBe Se=
, 1875-11-03

gBir periueiien unle,e 2cler ouf Die
@nssi9e bes 9errn M. .. Serb, melher
Elm So6len= uno SOlss @elddit 9ir. 319
gSelt 8ro00ltr. unb 0elpcoere Gtrabe
nube Wfain bat. Sic &oDlen iino 10
gut, tuie in ir9eno cinem aMoern Ylab
uno bic Yreiie biaig.
, 1875-11-03

Maior BON Siiblolp, lpelder Die Sres-
enmalerei in Der Monumental : Stride
ma6t, miro oisie @ade nit leiner Ar=
belt fertig peroen.
, 1875-11-03

Scr 8oupernenr permeiserte seltern
bos ge9nootsuu9sselu6 res Sobn Ser
gulon, perurtbeilt gu II Monoten Sail,
neil er cine S1eune abbrarnte, ferner
bas @eiu6 Oes Ybiqis Barber, p;rurs
tDeilt gu II MlOnaten Sail we9en Ssb
{ta1ls.
, 1875-11-03

@eitern tranfen mir elm aus9c5ci9ne=
tes, "io9enanutes nGulembaNer" Sicr,
aus Yer9ner unO @n9els Sarauerei in
YbilooeIpbta, Der ingBlrtblAaft Oes9rn.
s.. @elterboff in Der Ntain Str.
, 1875-11-03

Gde 0er Item urb Wain Ctr.
Ter prs'elipr Iasst ltins Sr.u, De unt bas
p,tbllfam Gin, ietne Neutrality-suspicious. i9 sfs
1aaiglt anau feben.
Naberss liter bic seiidtsbsnsa @IdlI,n anS
Die gehrarten tDnnsn bel Yrtf- eautt 9in. ~
Gait Sroao Strabs. Obsr in hsr @eaosmie sr.
fraai fptrben.
9ic neueitenIdn,e iperSea aelcbrt.
Der l1nisrrift fir innae DamsH, Wdp9sn
unb anabsn, finbst Mitipchs gne Conn
atenhs, HaG n ttiags ron a bis 6 ubt, ben be-
6errsn Dienltase Nno Grsttaes, Absnps bon s
bis 10 llbr iatt. ID ii Int
, 1875-11-03

Gin 3obn Newton's Mls
Nelpton, Der lpater 10 beribmte @elcbrte
in @ratbam itnoirt, bate er faum Den
nptboirftiglten 9ebensunterbalt. SIN
Sabre 1870, als 210Sabre lpdter, fault
elm Soro einen 3abn cieles @slsbrten
fir S3219, Sob.
, 1875-11-03

0ie @emablin oes General Sadlon
reiite scitern na9 Sreoeridsburs, I'M
Don bort mad ibrer 5eimatb aurild5u=
febrcn.
, 1875-11-03

yor 50 Sabren mar Slight Sorle
Sarrp," Der Sa1er bes Generals GObert
y. See, 0ouperneur BON Tlrglnia.
, 1875-11-03

Sic Cuttings Court miro beute Mor-
gen UNI IL ubr erOInet weroen, i%poranf
lib Die @rano Sllrp periammeln miro.
, 1875-11-03

@d9renb bes per lofenen Monats
iuuroe unlere Seuerwebr 10 Nlal in @n=
iprua senommen.
, 1875-11-03
Geueftipnen Don gr;effafe,,

goh NalIsn an ten awsi bsionberen g8eoen-
Ts'Ms als StsrHfsffsn bsfannhGnb. 600 ums
.i-4o " ~. $50 utb 7.15 81. ". @onm
$50 s. 90. uub Z q. ID.
@h Setfrtagen = GO s.. R. nnA
{ V. W: @pn allea anbern Staten teerss,r
ste Srlefe auf benz &ldpey Der Sr;aer anaeA~
vos.. y. =. Ban Gem, q DE-
, 1875-11-03

miitbli6feit rnb crit on Morgen bego6
Die munterc @eItaI Aoft li6 mad bouIe.
y}odtrGgli6 miiNen mir nod crmdbnen,
oab ons @benoeIien ii9 bur6 @el9mod
mo Mani9fuItigfeit ansjei9nete.
, 1875-11-03

Mtebrere S9iffe linO 9eiteru in unle=
rem 1ofen ein9elanfen.
, 1875-11-03
ai6mOnO eearr Alal TT Gslearapb.

u ~ + N X q It { Il.
NO. 2 Grfe gslissi citation.
Np. 3 3psite gOIi3ei etatirn.
N'. a Critic YOri3si z tation.
No. 5 Sprisenbaas, 3te Stroet. nsh.
Sroab.
no. ~Soufa nb eashsr SoulG~ srsae
sTaBe. a'p!idan Der 9teu NIB fOten.
3r- z Sprisenbaus. fSssp G,ts aat
Srantlin.
Mr. 10 Hudahe.
Np. 1-3 Gde Der 1871 n urb CTR.
9fp. IA @de Ger t0ier unb 9sre G IN
Ne. ID gds Or tirn uub Gary Ctr.
9fo. 10 ede hfr gine uub Niain Ctr.
no Id gde nr 3ten unb Iusal Cir.
Wp. 81 @da pr 25lteu NIB 9raas q
~. 2-3 eds FER t7tsn ulf MarlbaQ ctr
9fa. "a eff Der 17teu uur Maltinotpr
Ctr.
Aia. "a @atrrsolitan Gil,a. Mstss. z
Ctr.
NO. 30 Ode bar Stem une Main cir.
Na: 81 gde Der 14tsn unh Main CTR.
|0 80 9dr Der 22ftsn aue Drain ctr
Ne. ga gds Ter 13stn unt Gary Stu.
No So Stahtii6ss @rmsnbMhs.
Na. 3-6 Greeesar ii en=99erfe.
go. Al sds Der 9ten unh Ssis ctr.
Wo. a 2 SroaS Straee. de Salt QQs.
We. a-3 Gds 9 ring uns pius Ctr.
go. 70 sde ct. ! mes unb Duaal Str.
Ms. 40 Ssr seub us. 25pe Ctr.
no. 81 $Sprigsnbaus. 10 Str.
No. 5-2 eas bel GIaY une @iimes CTR.
, 1875-11-03

9ie Sair- @%innabmen bctrasen Oieles
4Sabr $4,000.
, 1875-11-03

Dry Oppes Dry 0npbS i!
s. 81 9riee mnD Gp.
$50. 110l Miuin Ctr, Gdc Der II.
erbultcn arit icOem Gage nsue 9erblt=
ipaareu ais:
8artfss GamnIbaor- Wusiigs.
Stlparse lanse unp onssre Sb'mis,
Sett Slanfeis" f0-l. 1914, 1874.
S4waset unp farti CT %feieensr Sammet.
Gas Eager Don 6 fine es, ps!ds in Gir-
stnla senebt, wre lteta eerg,See,t
3ru9e fur usts,rpfs Ga au ST so bis SO
pei Yarn.
5r 3piIide unb enalifGs g. l~imerss, wcle
ne 9emben uno untsraeass fir Serren, Snatch
unb aNa sben.
Games untsrseus., Buggy Dsfeu. geaper~
teet 8 upp @p,euIrps. Sofen, Ssmte en- Spa
lent'aJer, Nrnesu etc. etc. I'M r Int
, 1875-11-03
@ifenb0Dnen etc.
81 aItitnsre NIB Sbip Giientabn.
Die aro6e, rationale. Soppstte Sdieneu.
Sinie, 5,piiden Baibinaton nno
Baltimore,
Der Often unb Befen.

&siisnse SfrlaEfu 2ibmcab I'M Q llbr IS
Wtnuten Natmittaas, ria Der Gtdmonp,
Nreesridsburg Inc pstumas gilsntcbn Wnp
pctemae Tam fir; madh ibnsut Gertiuenna
IN Sb peue. asaeniibfr Mler ,nsria, nit rem
Sh timore .unb Sbip @ars0auee nod galti.
more philareiebia unp alen glassn In zen
Nsw &neI no Staaten.
, 1875-11-03

Sbeater 81. arren : 0sihdft,
GGe Der 7tcn uno 8roao StraEe
inter rem Ridmonb Gbsatsr
&i d TIT o II ,, 3D.
Die feinRsn einbeimilten une iraprrtirsm
9iaarrsn ans 8abafe blais sAn, Nerfanf.
5sne Meszltalm gfeifcn uno Gig r,e'<
ip sen. II mint
, 1875-11-03

W1rl1n SppnlDlp N 9efrltD 0DU1
tn sibt &nigbt At Stimmen Majoritdt
iibcr Sobnlpn. Die nnoeren Spmn=
1bips lperoen mor9en fol9en.
9ie gapoioaten fir bas Sous Der
Oelesatsn fir Die Staot puroen ale
cinltimmig erwdblt. Sie bes Counties
linb nod ni6t entl@ieOen.
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06
Calcimining.

To cALCIMINE good-sized room with
two coats, take ten pounds of whiting, dis
solved in hot or boiling water; one fourth
of a pound of glue (Which should have
been put to soak In pint of
water the night before) may now be
melted slowly on the back of the
stove, stirring frequently. To color a
beautiful tint, get two ounces of ultra
marine blue and one ounce of Venetian
red mix separately with cold, soft wa
ter, and strain through a stocking or thin
cloth, each in separate vessel. The
whiting may now be stirred well; if too
thick, add more hot water, and strain
through -four sieve into a good-sized pot
Add some of the blue and red alternately
till you get the desired shade, which may
be ascertained by putting little of the
mixture on piece of paper and drying by
the fire. When your color is determined,
pour in the glue; and after mixing well,
apply the wash hot to the walls, brushing
in any direction, as it mixes better than II
put on too carefully. On white walls two
coats are necessary; but after the room IS
once done, one coat is sufficient Should
the ceiling have to be done, put on the
whiting alone first, then reheat the wash
and add the paints and glue, the latter to
be light colored, if the walls are to be
white. Common glue will answer for a
painted wall.
A paper border finishes the room per-
fectly-makes any room neat and pretty.
Should the second coat not be put on till
next day, heat the mixture, as the glue
will not mix with the other ingredients
unless pretty warm. Country Gentleman.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

spinning past English dowagers; Polish
refugees just shaving with the tips of their
feathers British Ministers of for amonth' g
holiday, and beautiful young creatures OF
eighteen fiuttering about in possession of
those means of locomotion with which
their lovers had doubtless invested them in
many badly rhymed verse, only that, in
stead Of floating in mid-air, far removed
from the surgings of the tempestuous
main beneath, they comfortably paddle
themselves across in Capt. Boyton's ap-
paratus.
But, seriously speaking, now that even
the most skeptical must be convinced OF
the value of this invention for preserving
life on the water, few prudent people viii
think of going to sea without such safe
guard against the consequences of ship
wreck. The world will, therefore, be in
debted to Capt. Boyton for supplying a
want which has been deeply felt ever since
the human race first attempted to brave
the dangers of rough seas and heavy
winds. The only question is the cost. If
the apparatus be costly it may, neverthe-
less, be neglected. 1t is very curious to
remark how seldom people going on long
sea voyages think of purchasing even a
good life-belt, and yet the advantage of
having such thing in case of accident
needs no demonstration. Chicago Journal