Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

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tron, Who had left With his POD.
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WrrrsvAsnrrs Hsnrs.-This being
the seasoa vbea tidy hossekeepers and
cleanly Disposed peFsoes inpsove and
purify their premises. By the liberal use
a lime aud the vhitevash brush. the
following receipt for preparing . frst-
r,se vhiss vask Cor .allI fences, ~t~..
viii Be q interest," Il . reconnended
BY the Gcis.fsfe Journal: SiSke about
one-haH bushel Of unslaked lime -With
boiling water, and keep il covered du-
ring the process. Strain & and add .
peck Of salt dissolved in warm water,
three pounds Of ground rice put in boil
ing water and boil to thin paste. one
half pound powder Spanish whiting
and one pound Of clear glue dissolved
in warm water. Nix these we'll to-
getber, Keep the wash thus prepared
in kettle or portable furnace. and
when used put on - hot - possible
with either painters or white wash
brushes.
Guns IoR HYDRoPAoDrA.-The re-
cipe 10 that Of NJ. Caesar. . French
physician: Take two table-spoonfulls
Of fresh chloride Of lime, mix il With
half pint of water, and with this wash
keep the wound constantly bathed and
frequently renewed. The chlorine gas
possesses the power Of deeomposing the
tremendous poison, and reude1 mild
aud harmless that venom against whose
resistless attack the artillery Of med
ical science has been % long directed
in vain. 1t 10 necessary to add that
this wash should be applied - soon -
possible after the infection OF the bite.
The following are the results Of this
treatment: From 1910 to 1924, the
number Of persons admitted into Be-
slau Hospital was ls4, Of whom only
two died; from f7eS 70 1924 there we're
admitted into the hospital at Zurich
223 persons, bitten b, different ami
mails, (lS2 BY dossD Of whom only four
died.
RELICS OF SAIxr.-The ceremony
Of depositing the alleged relics of s.
Benedict, recently. transferred from the
church Of st. Ansoni, at Rome, TO the
shrine prepared for them in the church
attached to the Passionate Monastery,
Ut West Hoboken. New York, was per.
formed Sunday afternoon with the pomp
aud splendor Characteristic Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church. On the arrival
Of the case containing them at the mon.
astery, the seal, which has not been
touched in two hundred years, was bro
ken By Bishop Corrigan, and the relics,
consisting Of the skull, spine. breast and
thigh bones, aud other particles Of the
frame, were carefully removed to q rich
IL mounted, coffin. shaped glass CASE
The ceremony Of transferring them TO
the shrine prepared for their reception,
III tuc otCoVc Bttu0tCu W tue XII Vi Tue
main altar Of the ,nonastic church, was
witnessed BY q vast congregation.-N.
Y. Evening Post.
SCol. l. and friend were one day
walking the street in Madison, Ind,
when the conversation turned upon
Irish wit Col L. said be doubted il It
were 81 of handed as was generally
thought. He believed that Irishmen
studied it up. Let US prove it," said
his friend, ION the first Irisbman We
meet" A young Irish lad Of about
sixteen soon came in sight, walking
toward them. They separated. one
passing each side Of the boy and e..ch
grabbed an arm. IF the devil should
come along now, which of the three
would he take ?" shouted the friend
me. to be sure" said Pat. "He's sure
enough o yees any time"
The question vas settled.