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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
TELEGRAMS.
Disaster in Kentucky.

PISTOL ACCIDENTALLY DrsCHARGGn scATTFRs
HAVOC AND RUIN.
CIScISNATI, o., Sept. 10.
At Georgetown, Ky, yesterday, NJ Louis Er-
onschmidt, clerk in Barlow's store, was stand
ing behind the counter loading pistol for n
young man named John Herring, tho weapon
went of at half cock tho charge penetrating a
can of gunpowder, which exploded, blowing ont
the front of the store and setting fire to tho
bnilding, which WAS soon entirely consumed.
We adjoining stores Of Rankin aud Webb, Fraak
Lyon, Morris DAVIS, and II. Hecht were also
wholly or partially CONSUMED. The losses will
probably aggregate $4,000. Erenschmidt and
Herring wore very dangerously injured.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
HOWARD N. JENKINS, WILMER ATKINSON
FRANCIS C. FERRIS.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Thurxdl nv. Semi I. m Der rs. 1875.

IMPORTANT NoTIcE.--After January LIST, 1873,
The Publishers Of The DELAWARE TRIBUNE ntI
prepay postage thereon, and Uie paper aoiH be sen.
10 subscribers al he present price, 80 per gear.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
From Herzegovina.

TURKISH IMPORTS THAT EVERYTHING LOOKS WELL.
CoNaTANTIsorIR, Sept. Is.
The latest official advicos from Herzegovina
arc satisfactory. Tho insurgents now appear
willing to negotiate with tho collsuls. There
hayo been no offensive movements for several
days. Tho latest encounters terminated in IA
vor of tho Tn.hs. Tic umigratnS families ard
beginning to return
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

vAGIoua DETAILS FROM sERvIA.
LONDON, Sept. 10.
Special dispatches to the Morning Standard
contain tho following:
seryia complains to the powers OF the concon-
tration of the Turkish army at NisHa,
Tho report that the siege of Trebigno has
boon renewed il untrue. Tho insurgents infost
the neighborHg roada, but are not able to block
ado the town.
Peter Karagearge with protendcr to Tho Scr
Wan throne, is about to march INTO Servia with
corps OF volunteers. Ills adhoronta there CON
template q revolution in his favor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
A New Egyptian Conmuudcr

According to the Atlantic Heraid General
JOS. L. Johnston has received and accepted
from the khcdhive. of Egypt tho appointment
Tho journal says that Joe is tO.get 800 900 as
an Ontlit and il to receive S25 900 annually az
his salary, besides the honor of having supreme
control Of the Bheaive's army and the beauty
OF the thing vii! be that Jon DAVIS cant remove
him
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

The DAILY COMMERCIAL Mill contain daily reports
VI peach shipments and Of the condition Of tie markets
during The shipping season, phieh mill be hiJhy pal-
liable to all engaged in marketing The peach crop,
the Dsla,oare Peninsula. The COMMERCIAL miH BE-
matted 10 subscribers postage raid at so cents month
Send aiong 1otr orders.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

AZ rho SUgff from coughs, Gods. irritation of the
bronchial lnbes or tendency TO consumption, VIII
mo IN D1. HfsfdrS BdisGm Of Wild Cherry u remedy
aS agreeable to the palate as eiectual Ia removing
Gl;cAse The falaam is u pleasant, safe and power
lul remedy; II acts promptly ana seldom filR TO Of
lGot cure 30 cents and 81 bottle, large bottles
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

Cegs"r, tSaralGga) EXCELSIOR, tSaraturnA utf,h
hocN. (smatOga) Nichy, Ks~ngcn. Also, the iei.
lowing waters IN battles: Congress, EXce sior lin
thorn, delser, High Rock, 81 Louis, mppnpli@
branklin, BalistOn Spa, GcttyshurF, Mi9sisnn0i
RQchbridge Alum, 81. CaihGriHCs Artesiau Firii
ert5shalle, vcliy, seiger, BrdgDrd, Etc, ''''-
u. B.IHau uR~r Il CO.,
wholesale and Retail DrIygiEis
Garner Sixth nnd Mari Of stTeeiu
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
Gene TO baltimore 60 Spea,,,

EfTVT1I FITV 'fHVIINt Htpl. III
Senator Bayard goes to Baltimore to-day and
by invitation, viii address tho Democrats tenor
row night at their great rally in Monument
Square. II the COMMERCIAL viii look sham il
will find his views have not been changed by tho
nOnsousical clamoi about limitation"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

GOV. TILDEH IN COMPLETE CONTROL OF the con-
vESTloN--A HARD MONEY PLATFORM TO he ADuP-
TED.
New YoRK, Sept To-
special to the Times from Syracuse says Gov
Tilden has complete control of the Democratic
Convention, which meets there tomorrow. There
seems to be no doubt that the platform will be
unquaiifedly in favor OF hard money. A promi-
nent Senator had an interview with Gov. Tilden
during which the latter stated very omphatically
that lie would support no other platform. This
seems to settle the matter
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

KILLS HIS WIFE AND SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Sr. IouIs, Sept. 10.
Clarence A. Ward, q colorCd man, living in an
alley near the Turner's hall, shot his vito at ono
o'clock last night, killing hor instantly, and thcn
killed himselr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

This well known and thoroughly tried preparatiop
for the OF blood and skin d.segsSs Viz iefte,
rlngworIns, Scrofuia, blStches, pm,es hollis I'M
pnrities OF the blood etc. Pat up III quart bultFa
Price 81 90 each, ' ''S''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

C+SSfinly ave ms testimony to the pullto thnf
cured me. ~ '"'-0i ''AsLisut
49,, u HRs hIllatcd for many years VIII, q 9orde-e1
pV.t1 y Troublesome and Obstinate letter M m a
SUI eiid swelling OF the glands Of TIC meek. wrt"6
VIZ L-S OCCASION OF prolonged suffering Ind OK.
c}Lnll,ed eight Of the most 7yoinina,t ,h,,I-
AIS !. te tt'y and used thyr medicine !bnt 'ime
%lcn . FsSeS.hs any peTuaueDl relief "a lie
ts'tiIs wofAe III! finally almost dnspsfF-
D.mlL ihsuai Which Yus TeCnrrWaHuCd - inp Ma
btlNE GtEa.-t cure Tor my ill. sc, II was TIN
su'Gia-S pO'hI IN my case AFTER "a .nP two Iottl,g
@ u1e BLOOD Purifier IN connection VIM tLe Tintt"a
piluhtLlr lAt swelling ceased, the eluntiOng diaan
,.si tEA now an "utrey and eau.tualIy nnreI
osse, CAL a. ny residence my
..s, ,, -. TI0g SCOTT
W. a Il
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

William Harris, colored, at Louisyille, on
Monday night, was shot through the lungs, and
fatally wounded, by a policeman who was OH
deavoIinp to arrest him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
SpcCial alptirrG.
's'hc Perfection OF SBili,

-, lnv oPeuc'r optical MANUFACTURING rOmua1y Of
New lnIk have gained an enylable reputation fJr
ulelf diamond peCtaGles " as the hest in thr
Wo,,d. tycrY hume pair has the diamond trade
For sale IN ilniGgton by b. $. CLARK.
a. 4. Ekunkci's Hitter Wine OF st;os.
Gives tone to the stomach, improves the apnptltn
iii usS'tS uisthlIDn CNctte5 the bowels 10 healthy
acnhil, tNpNllinE all the fnul hunIors III ,nutI,nI
hale tin blood, corrupt tho RcGret unS and vfr,,I
NE bfeat!l IL eNcites the lsvri 10 hnllly ar'on
anu strengthens Inc nerves, imnHFil M that gInw ia
mic mat proceeds alone from urIipcl Enttrr
lholsan,lS N al walks Of life tes M 10 tne yTiIlr
VI nus excellent mod cine in correcting the lrri 90.
mem uf the dgnRiVe urga4g. Gsi Ihr yruniGc
sod ohy In q bottles. ASH for L. i, K rTg"i"..
BITTER WINE OF lRoE AMI take no other.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYsPPslA.
H. L. kuERRL'a BITTER WINE OF I7oy. n spro
iDr many years In the p'lclI Of umiugut nhvgi'!.
ANS with unparalleled sue. esi. Symptoms M, inga
VI tnpetlic, wind and rising OF food dryncss IN
mouth hePlache, Dizziness nHppltsSuPss AMI InIv
spirits Get The grpIinr M, .i,II AZ, '''l NV
bottles. '' ~ '''''' "''S 81
b0you want something IOstrcnetlen Won or a .roo1
hnpptute! DO you want 10 get rid Of nervousness
10 you want energy, sleep well, or ha cured of Gvs
ptpsis. kinney or liver disease Try E H Kris
REELS liilTHh WISE or lRUE. Every bottle rnar
aulctl 70 40 az recommended. Sold only In al mi
ItS Depot AMI Oice, 25g North Ninth 81 'phIin
uEphit ~, oct the genuine Sold ty all Drug.
sla's' ASH Tor +. L. knukeia, AMI take no other
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with head complete. in from two
kel 800 North Ninth ST., PhadcIrbto. sent Pin a,,I
o'oiliaGh Worms also removed call AMI see: MI
wee tree, or send for circular Ask yUur Jr,,,sis,
i"T hNHkELS WORM SYRUP. Price, 81 pcr U0ttla
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

The Republican managers in Ohio have dotcr.
mined to push still moro vigorously tho hard
money Issue in that State. We believe this tie
true policy for the public interests and tho win
ming one for the party. Every day drifts the
Democracy toward imitation, and carries the Re-
publicana to the firm ground OF currency
based on sDacia
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

Tho Missourians at Desota, including rom
nants of "pap" Prices rebel army, having go
Jef Dayis yesterday TO speak at their agricul
tural fair, he counsclod Cancellation. As con.
ciliator, JeiT appears in a new rOh. While he
was speaking lis ncighbors and followers in
Mississippi were shooting coloiod mon. That is
Cancellation with vengeance.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

EOR THE BATH-BaTa Brushes
BAN Towels aud lil'h soaps In great variety.
Gloves hh' many other articles OF the same class AT
t. HliISGHUItST h co, ~
Cor. sixth Il Market Sta
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

We arc compelled to call the attention of the
Ecc'Y Eceni1g to the painful circumstance
that it's particular friend, its ideal of high liter
airy accomplishments, Mr.. George Alfred Town
send, has attacked its other particular FRIEND
the ideal OF all that it estoems lofty in stulcu-
mansliip, Mr. Thomas I, Bayard. AS there
arc no Othor two stars in the armament that
shine 30 brightly III Ecgy Errai,y's eyes, it
is a sad thing to sec them in collision.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

A lady preacher recently visited st. Mchaulz
and " held forth " ut tho N. T.. Church, in that
town. woman a. public speaker of ANY
class, nnscSea herself in the minds Of many,
Denton (Hd.) JOmHaL
We don't believe that. Persons capable Of
talking such view as tho " many" referred 30
afford entirely too little room in their minds .
for anything IN creation to "unsox itself in.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

Newspaper ADVERTISING,
NlNErY-NiNrH EDITION

containing complete list of an The invna In ,n,,
limited sites, the Territories and the nnminnn Of
nuimla' having population greater than 5IaJO ar
op,IhI 10 the last census. together with N ~ names
~ thg newspapers having the lnrgest local ciIrllla
olo,s III eac OF the places named. Also clta,opnr
W hvMslHpets winch are recommended 10 piyerIis-
eisNs HNing Erentes value In prur ortiDn Ia nTicrs
enaigeI AFRO, al newspapers in tho United stntes
s Az ranUIi nrIh hg over 5000 copies each issnr
US, ull tAe Religious Agricultural ScIentInr AMI
iioo1iiisal Medical, Masonic, Juvenile Eluruti0n
81 ,,' ,tnL!in,lr A. Insurance, Real Estate law
puIllHt, m'IslGa, Fashion, and other snecal class
Jou'hals very complete lists. Together win n
@ ilat ut over 800 German papers prfn'eI In
r"n, S"TTW H.HteE Also an essay upon advertising;
nliiy lHbGR oil rates showing the cost OF uLvr,iis
ig y, various new,nap ~, AMI everything which n
p'sihhtr III advertising would like 10 know
shut'ts GEO. u. kDWHLL n co
"'P''o"ug'''o,uNW IL ParA Row, New YORK
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

Tho Republicans Of New York, wednesday, nom
mated what is certainly very good ticket for
State officers, which eminently deserves election.
Whether it is, also, strong ticket remains to
be seen. On four important questions the plat
form is plain and outspoken; it is in favor of
hard money and reform, and opposed to third
terms and ecctarian appropriations. Such tick
ct on such a platform ought to be elected and
the strongest efforts should no. be sparai to
that end
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
fNSTABLISuED 1859,
sales In the plst year over FIVE To SEER Mpsrv
M packages OF II ounce5 each!
fErAILS For % CTS; 5PACKS F,f, If

TINS CAT TIE POWDER has PROV. A sure prs
FeniYe and certain cure for 80
CHICKEN CHOLERA orr GAPS.
4, nave received, unsolicited, any amount of eyI.
" ucc from FARMERS and Otners, who used il ami
thertby &irtd their pOyy stOck from The ,liye,d. AMI
pcrOnvlncHd; costs but little " ~
-, My IGwdGr has always given fall satisfaction a,
~ usG rslItbe cure IN all dselScs of Horses Cattle
HoEs aud sheep. And IL VIII Keen them titriftv nu
nhlthg the COW viii yirh 20 Der cent lunrs G,,isr
Wu mus; cattle aud Hogs VIII gain 10 ElltenInc m
the same proportion. " 's III
ASK Tor lhS Powder at your nelrfss store. mr. al
aress ih' Tor d pamphlet, Wan iuIl partlculars
ERED'K. A. MILLER, Proprietor.
l2l North Front - eel, FhladepnIa,
=, WANTED AT ONCE.-Hrrps, such AZ Catne,
lots. '''''' ''''''"' w., ~ htrRr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

T. lirinGhurst q co. have rg-Opene,l their u,,or,,
Nat-r fountain for the HeasUn. The maturity az
our citizens have tasted anal know for thpmseiySs
AMI the delicious flavor of the Fruit S,rnns ,b,,
retes. They have '"'''S va
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

The panic in San Francisco, originating, not
an inflated paper currency, but in extrava-
gance and wild speculation, has quickly subsid-
ell II the Bank OF California had failed in the
midst of paper-money community, the finan-
cial storm woull have spread wider, ragged more
furiousy, and been far longer in subsidiDg.
California had no panic in 1873, and this ono is
now confined simply to those business opera
tons that were themselves essentially unsound
and bankrupt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
sJALuABLE FARM

y MT Aht'L pAltM
AT
PRIVATE SALE
Situate mostly in New arden town aim. Chester
HouhSt "a, anu iartll IN Nav Castle county, Del
bounded by lhnda II Eliza kcintire The Ameiirar,
haoshh CO., Johh Pelrce, ana others,
CONTAINING ABOUT ACRES.
Now owned AMI occupied by Evan Brown. AMI
hnVNn Us "SOulNwoUd.' The and, which IL OF eS-
cclltn' quality, Is N nigh state of cultivation anI
uNiueu INTO convenient and well watcred fields
party ny good chestnut rat tehce, and largely hv
wen kept blage orange hedges. huulnuce of
thinner Tor oil necessary purposes
Ihe improvements G. insists Of
AcolD SUBSTANTIAL STONE HOUSE.
Beautifully situated in n lawn, tastefully planted
WIN shade trees AMI lowers, about hD Yards from
Southwood Station, on the wilmington and WesierI,
hMlioadt with three rooms, Kitchen nnl wash shed,
WIN wood house adjoining, OH the first floor Gyr
loolus on the second moor, two lnisued rooms i'm
the attic, and large garnet.
a GOOD TWO.AED.A-HfL STORY TENANT,
HOUSE. A LARGE DOUBLE DECKER
STONE EARN,
With umtlc shedding, wagon house, with pranory
overhead, corn crib cIcriage house, hog house ic.
nOusr, urging house, ami all o'her Necessary ont
hulldlngS. water Is forced to the house and ham
Ky hydraulic ram from never falling sDrlng
lHeIc Is u large apple orchard in fun bearing OH
INC premises, and another Just commencing tp
III abundance.
PERSONS wishing to rurchaTc are requested to cali
ana cAAihlhc the premises, or else Apply TO
INOS. u. TAYLOR,
...... o Arch Street,
scpti"l'l"tW Philadelphia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

TOME, lnylgoratlng, Appetizer, Cures dyspepsla
heailacher nervousness, debility, fever ana at',ia
etc. tut in quart bottles. rFoe al DI zach
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

n. BOND.
~ LOAN AND REAL E%rATE AGENT AND
ON. 49,. SUitNhhOR.
ounce 3O2 Market street, tScrund story, Whining
Von be', Houses renild and collections made
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

Two TIE LADIES ALL KINDS OF
y sewing mach!tc needles az the Singer Office
Gb Market street. A. J. NArnfiyER '
gepi,Gtl ttWl 49,,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

WANTED "A MALE TEACHER IN
w District No Co. Address,
roro s,i.,v Pooh AND WOOD,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
AlMuSftltfntS.

IOOLOGlCAL GARDEN,
PARAMOUNT PARK,
PHILADELPHIA.
ELEPHANTS, RiiNOCERos LIONS, TIGER,
GlRAFFES, SEA LIONS, GRIZZLY BEARS,
MONKEYS, No., &C.
Large collection OF living
WILD BEASrs. BIRDS AND REPTILES
OPEN EVERY DAY.
ENCu Flonlis need not carry lunch A mo rcs.
laurit IN on tue grounds where meals are furnished
at moderate rates.
ADMISSION Adults, ...............,,..,25 CENT,
augt 3mw
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-02

The Beecher scandal is likely tC
be fully opened again. Loader, who
was indicted for perjury in the
Beecher-Tilton case, has asked for an
order to take the testimony of Jos
Richards, the brother of Mrs. Tilton,
to whom Mrs. Tiiton confessed her
crime. Richards knows more of the
matter than any one, and the truth,
so far as Mrs. Tilton's confessions go,
will be forced out of him. Then
Plymouth Church has dropped the
name of Mrs. Moulton, to which
she protests, and demands an inves-
tigaiion. The principle officials OF
the Church have given out publicly
that this action was taken because
she testified against Beecher, and
she proposes to show that she testi-
fed to truth, and nothing else. So
between Loader, Richards, and Mrs.
MoGlton, it is probable that poor
Beeeher will be again put on the
"Rsgged edge" He looks wan and
THU, aud has lost the quick, active,
elastic movement that once charac.
terixed him, Innocent or guilty, he
has suffered terribly. His troubles
have told ON him.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-02
SiliA Portraits.

One of the most marvellous inven-
tion Of the nineteenth century Is the
jacquard loom, by which portraits
are woven In silk. \ portrait Of
Washington, after Stuart's paint
ing, has been woven, and limited
number of coples-perhaps not u
dozen--were made, and then
the loom which was made for this
particular picture WAS destroyed TO
prevent the multiplication Of the
rare portrait. One copy was present
ed to each of the cities of Boston,
New York and Philadelphia. The
work was done twenty years ago
by the wealthy firm at Lyons, who
own the exclusive right to mauuiac-
ture the looms aud the portraits.
The cost Of one Of these pictures Is
marvellous. 1t required two years 10
construct the loom for the Washing
ton picture, three engineers being
employed on the design. $4,000
sheets Of cardboard were used In the
weaving. The warp, or chain, Is of
white silk, the filling Of black and
white. Each stitch is guided bS Il
perforated card through which 1t
passes. The card, when the stitch
Is made, rises to the top Of the loom
and Is cut off. The picture has every
appearance Of the finest line AID
stippie engraving. Its true charar-
ter can only be detected.by the clos
est scrunity. Ten thousand dollars
will not purchase copy.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-02

Though insoluble In pure water,
carbonate of lime is slightly soluble
In water which is already charged
with carbonic acid and, as NIL rain
water brings down carbonic acid
from the air, it is capable of tax ing
up carbonate of lime from the soils
and rocks through which 1t filters
and it thus happens that all springs
and rivers, that rise in localities in
which there is any kind of calcareous
rock, become more or less charged
with carbonate OF lime kept In sou-
tion by an excess OF carbonic ,acia.
This Is what gives the peculiar char
acter to water which is known as
"hardness;" and "A water hard enough
to curdle soap may be converted
into a very "soft" water (as the late
Prof, Clark, of Aberdeen, showedl
by the simple addition of lime, water
which, by combining with the excess
of carbonic acid, causes the precipi-
tation OF all the lime in solution in
the form of insoluble carbonate,
which gradually settles to the bot
tom, leaves the water clear. From
"A Piece Of LimeStoae," m POpuiar
Science MOathiy for December.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-02

Henry Ward Beecher may be az
popular as ever IN bis own church,
but certainly il not outside OF that
body. During the Moody and
sankey excitement Mr.. Beecher
attended the meetings quite regu-
Iar!y for time. Finally at Satur-
day meeting the clergy present were
invited To remain after service, Tor
consultation. Beecher remained.
He was coidly treated by the rever-
ends, many Of whom declined TO
speek 10 him. He did not appear
at the rink again. In his sermons
he speaks Of" Brother Moody" ana
the lat pr.fixes only the PLAIN
nMister" to Betcher's name,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-02
View YORK sE.llionaIres.

1t does not always follow that be-
cause II IMAM IL rich he must live IN
gorgeous and extravagant style.
Most Of the very wealthy men OF
New York city live in comparative
aniet. Vanderbilt, whose wealth runs
40 a long way into the millions,
lives on Fourth street, most un-
fashionable nelghhDrhood in New
York, In "a very plain house. sam
Tiklen lives on 10th, near Fourth
Avenue, Peter Cooper, on the corner
of 22d and Lexington Avenue cy'
rus W. Field, on Gramercy PARK,
and Hamilton Fish, Oh l1th ana
SECOND Avenue. Daniel Drew =
abode Is on the corner Of 18th ana
Broadway. All these locations have
been abandoned by the fashionable,
wears ago. but the old fellows love
their old homes, and stay in them.
peter Goelrt, one Of the richest men
in Npw York, lives on the corner
Of 18th aud Broadway, In AZ oid
house with arOand enough about u
to pasture a COW, and he keeps hls
COW on II. The ground Is worm
probably 500, 600. bat Goelet Is iona
of milk. and he wants 1t fresh ana
rood. Counting the interest on the
round. th. old grntleman's mix
.osts him about $40 per quart, bnt
ne elOsn't care FOR that. lie wants
good, Sweet milk in his coffee and ne
gets IL.
A. r. stewart, has q ~onderiui
n,,usion on Jlh Avenue, but he buiit
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-02
II Consumption Contagious :

Some experiments and observa-
tions recently made, on the Trans
m IssiOn OF tuberculosis or phlhisis
from Que animal to another, are
worthy Of note, as indicating one
fruitfrl source of pulmonary disease.
Thus il has been found that when an
animal with differentiated lungs Is
made the yoke-feIlow Of a perfectly
healthy animal, and the two are
housed and fed together, so as to In
hale one another's breath, the ono
which at first was sound, before long
exhibits the symptoms OF tubercu-
Iosls. Again, Krebs has produced
tuberculosis by giving animals milk
from those which were diseased. In
addition to rabbits and Guinea-pigs
(which animals are very susceptible
to the artificial production OF tho
malady), he accidentally induced
the disease In dog by feeding 1t
with the milk of COW in the last
stage Of phthisis. As result OF his
observations, he asserts that tubeFele
virus Is present In the milk OF
phthisical cows, whether they are
slightly or grayely affected. On
vigorous subjects such milk may
produce no Injurious effects, but the
case Is likely to be different with
children. and those Of enfeebled con-
.tltution, Similar effects may result
from eating ile iic-h Of animals af-
fectea with tubercle, and by inocula-
tion with the virus. Thorough COOK
ing OF milk and desh-nleat ntn'ra-
llz,s their injurious aefioh.-ffoW
nisceltony, IN POpptaf Stence AohfH'
" for December.