Richland beacon., 1876-12-09
StiL.t &C

tile con .rrs, l. L. meet ~ Warsaw
ncyr >,"p,rH Ter, 1T which the lgcs-
tiun Of adopting III" GrcGorian cairn-
dar in Russia will Ue discussed.
DIR. ncrs, of Gray, Hospital,
Lon4on, having analyzri the dust
collected UPIn ihr green ca''ro hr'ng
of Gpd calrr;rs. nDw hecumluE fash
I innahlc, has flInd th"m t. contain Il
large and really dangerous quantity
: f arsenic. TnIs dust is cas! Y in-
hai",i by the sleeper
. How ARTIFICIAL BUTTER Is MADE.
4 gents a.c ea.pioved 10 visit
sIan-h;ar-houSes, ani bny up all the
beef Surt This is carred ~ the fac
torv and cleaned. Then it is pat intn
meat chopper, and minced fine. 1t
is asirrward placed in boiler with
aS much water in bulk as itself. \
steam pipe is introduced among The
particles Of Surt, and they are melted.
fh,, refuse of the membrane gees 10
the bottom o! the water. the oily sub
stance floats aud is removed. This
consists of batter matter and sterine.
y temperature Of eighty degrees
meliS the forrer. aud leaves the ste
rine at the bottom. The butter mat
ter, or cream, is drawn nf, about
thirteen per cent. of fresh milk -
added. ana the IcCrSsarv SAT-, and
the whole j. chnrned for ten Or iittecn
minuteS. Tie result is Orange
county at balf the usual cos: The
Srerne is sold at ,wrlve cents a pound
TO The randle-makrr, and the refuse at
one cent pound 10 the manufacturer
ul food for cattle.
In the RcD0yioriah fur Nei'oro'o-
qie, volur,e ), y" 4, 81. Petersburg,
Baron +. Wrangrll has written u
very suggestive paper on the causes
If the bora at NoworossiSk. local
wind characterized Ivy peculiar vio-
leace and deStTuctiveneSS to shipping
in that part Of The nor't Caucasus
coast. The aulhrr rests bis eypiana-
ton exclusively On the physical pa-
, rularl;icS of the district. aud recog-
: nized physical laws To the ncr;h-
east of the bav. where he bora is
, most severely felt, and az n distance
, Of about two miles, lies the mountain
: ranue Of tie Waradah. about eleven
miles in length. which, as regards
winds, cuts otf all communication
, be, ween the coast and the interior,
4 except over the ridge OF the chain
! ard further, hiss several valleys on
r he landward side of ,he range look
p in.,.u nor; aea>t. II follows that ou
;. narrjrn,ar occasions, notably when
u l;e wind j. III The northeast and
: !i.i'. ;hr mir resting on the bay and
g -h,rr adjoining viii be widely d Ter
V cut 10 Temperature, humidity, aHf
a r,uSruucntiv density. fron the al: 81
/ the ner side of The range. ObServa
J. tons rrn.ie: it highly probable that II
II is lust on sucn occasion that the hort
= occurs.
= ~ St. Johns, y B, local ionr
= nal ~ivps the accrnnt nf new hre
J. proof Mind " shutter for large ware
i houses. which a manufactured in tha
" r:ty la, invented. |! il thus described
- The Invention has ior its OBJECT 'h'
y c,IartctiOn nf all the window shu'ter
" upua each row, az upon each side o' f;
s.prc-hou,e or o'her building. 80 tim
y .ney NAV he closed or opened 1T 'h
u same tia.r, and from an floor Of tn
u building upon wach the operate
l. may narprn to be The shutters ar
j. Of iron and are hollow, running "a
!" wu,r.s on rail above ibem. The.
'' a.e CONNECTED. together 10y hoilo'
1" rod. so tha, lfry ,say bc kept paraI'
9 AHA ali move together Tn" wnre'
W are al,achni: to each shutter. aud tn
u rail on which ti.cy travel Is protect"
.hy a hood ar cornicr, f"om 'he ice {
IL snow. The hollow pipes are az IT
- bo,tnm. In the walls oi the hulidin
- are rods working up and down. an
Nv 10 thtin are attached balance weigh
=, which keep taut the chain ny whic
s." tie shutters are moved. On the u
x side uf one of tie shutters, on ca,
u story. is tap to which hose may
ii" attached. ln case of tire prison
'u' the inside of he building can turn
r. crank, OF pull down one oi the pc
upndicu.ar rods in the wall. aud Il
''' shutters of all The front, or ot a.
~, Que story, will be Instantly cinsc
"a The balance weights cause The :
% ranyeneut to work so easily Iha,
"S boy can operate all the shutters
Wi any building with great ease.
G, soon "a they are closed Il hose is
''' piled 10 tie tap on the inside, and
W water fills the hollow shutters, pa
=. ~ iug from one to another by The PIP
a, the bottom. IL ,hi, way the Sh
'P' ,ers are kept cool in the midst OF
lire. no matter how near 1t may
Tie water i liberated little by III
,r hv smaII holes IN the pipes. A mo'
,na of this apparatus was exhibited at
- Cenlenuial.
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