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The wine-producer of the present day must
no I'm some measure chemist IN general he il apt TO be
TOO much Of a chemist there is danger OF superfuous
chemistry and chemicals in his wine But the other ex
tree ia possible; Dr. H. Endemann not long ago related
10 the American Chemical Society the particulars OF
case where deficiency in the amount OF cnecais useo
,1a ouble The wine was the product OF New-Jersey
,Jinevard II being "young" wine, there was danger
maj IL might after sale, fernent again To obVate thS
danger the wnerower put grain Of sacyhc aed IN
10 gallons OF wine The chemistry seemed sound san
cylc acid il harmless and II has tendency 10 pfeVe EN-
srneptafion But the result that a1ef Nnlle thS
,ne lost its natural and acquired an0ther wncn
the owner SAID was like that OF camphor DE- ~
che wine and recognized Ia II sliniafit 70
sh oii of wtntergreen. Too little salicync aelu nau
heen used. fermentation had taken place, ana duiins
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Some important experiments by DR.. Isaac
Ott Of the University OF Pennsylvania mushroom
poisoning and its antidOte have been made public in
d. outs experiments the victims were frogs, and we are
hap,y to state that they recovered Tie results are as
folows: Tie most probable cause of mushroOpoison-
}ng Is an alkau called muscarne; Is found III some OF
The aeaics that are liable 10 be mistaken for the true
,o,slroon and II administered gives rise 10 train Of
dangerous symptoms terminating, unless checked ia
death Muscarne IS probably the noXious principle IN
al cases of inushroomposoning 1t can be practically
neutraliled by atropnc which is 10 be injected Sub
cnfaneousIy i'm doses OF One-humdredth of grain Dr.
OFT compares the action Of the autidoc to me removal
of the brakes railway train The natural Work OF
1he cxcitouOtOr gauga Of the heart IL driving ~ IS
checked by the OF muscalne, which enaDts aho'hc
,et of gangiia called "inhDitOy," 70 exert unusual
nover AtTopine paralyZes the nnibitory glngld, aHd
thus removes brakes Another aika cd4ed ahahl-
fine Is found associated with musearne Amniihe We
ave ;old k Somerc with hydTOXaethy yldentriincthy lam
mOniumhy drate but though this sounds iOrMdaDie IL
Is said not 10 be poisonous.
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the process the acid meeting nSsccnt alcohol had pro
duced salicyHe ethyl eer This Is ri9dic' biIelng
methyl ether, which Is ell OF wincrgreen. Moral:
little chemistry is dangerous thing
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Mms &pnanb.

N~mRerpan, IS. SuIi. Die Wabltn
fit pie evfe Eammer lOmte BITE fIr Die
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ben b1rfte. Daflr b6tts man otsr esne
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6efframbete @aafibe.

@ue Spprtp. Portugal. rtrc bert&'
tst: @inise Meilen liDli@ BON Der
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lang uuo prsi bic fdnf Metsr bob. Da
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6tl6ere6rfer an allen 0orfebrunAen
sur @srpertbung Der leltenen AntbMms
ltaesn febltc. bltsben rieielben unbenust
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SdliebIi6 srtOtsu ii6 3wet Gualdncer
bic Slide IN tarseiter 3eit ~ beIetlt1en
wenu mou ete(elbeu tbnen iibeglaht
0at erbaltsner goncsifiou ma6!ea ote:
1elben fb olsba!p on's Msrf uno boffer
aus rem Sped msbr als 100 Tab Se
III tra!eleT.
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HaubnOrpe In f6redenerreaenper 0etie
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in cer hsrrtdsnren NCtblaae 3u Tncen
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outrrtnqe niht icuoneu. Am 8. re.
ollr,n purrsn I'M Wtsner YOltsetbestri
1t3 Oetsler e~yreiirt. uno Dte ~uerldutft.
nu,esn fit Nsulobt 20 600 (ubRfsnS
lole perlonen PER Sdub BON Wien In
ibye Delmotte 0emeiupen betSioeTt,
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Mtsner Bsn6ltsrun9 bemdhu9t bat.
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pos 8cIt rsIis'5s uno mCraItl@ Su cor
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gSertriebeme SrbenSicbmefterm.

&us &6In fdrsibt man pom s. Suit
lniere urfuItnerinreu, wsIhe befann1s
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auf Ger Nodabdcrfrose, oas lte Aber
s~pcibunpert Sabre i'm SsfB batten, Ssrs
lo6eu musteu. BADEN In 8sleisn Gin
reusS SlOfer unp DeniOnat e~earGnoet.
@enu non nit rsr Gtfenbabn BON
SBln iter 2utri6 nab Namur fdbrt,
70 TT pie Isste Citation Dor Namur rer
t!etne Srt @lar6e-lees Games in rel
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anla9sn urD srOssm parf uugsbenes
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on Der GeISwouo aus 8auu8ruppen
terpor. DoGelbe ii entfnnben aus Ell
fer Nbtet, wel6e 1901 Oct 2eeenpe nod
ron 139 8tt!erftauen ses:lnDet wures.
rsren Wdnner unter @ptfrieo ron
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rno bsquemsn penfonotes babsn Dte(els
ben eisles dItsre 8lORsr az einen, ia isz
Der gesisbuns areensbmcn une ge(un-
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wtrtlth elm teputldes Dldg6sn. Dieles
Rlue RIOfsr NIT ietusr SirGs, pie es ea
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Mdphen taum sinsn bsRersn uno tn je.
Der Bs3tebuns empfeblenSwertbsrn Nuf
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9ttt Ipprpbatipn anb @npfebluns Der 5DGD'Ren 5. 8.
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Weroen lplen. ais chen n6gli6 IL.
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nuna Der yrteiter Der GaretnoI GGrf
S4warsenbers. Grsbil&Of ron Drag
Der ;. Batter empfne stfern bt,
@lhdpGnlde Der pfarrer Nom'A tpelG,
BON bern General>8 tear Cardinal Wp:
Iiaco SOr9efeat wuroen. Die 9farre
unD ibre 5ilfssstR'i&en bradten ben
papt Elm in Gcelfeine unp @Ulp &C:
fosteS NciuifbiIe Der s. SuuefraN bar
Der 9apf rt&tste tpcblwOuenre DOrt'
unb OdterIiHe @rmabnunesn an rt'
Ser lammeItea GnD ertbetIie tbnen Iefner
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-04
Die Sptnicne publtcirte eis

5eeen. - Die Sptntcne publtctrte eis
ne Erivat' Dspelde, pel6e alio loutet
.Dien. z. Suli. 3wti&en Muslano
unb Dem b. StubI bat ft& cur& frans
,S1ide 9srmitteluns eine A%nndbsrunS
cousOasn. 0om 0atican ftuo aebeime
BefsbIe an Ben fatbolil&en Slsrus bee
OrientsS obaesansen, eas rerielbe ote
Sabe NublaArs ibsralI be9dnftes,
40 % Tim u5alt6 fsi." Disie MGt'
tbsilune entbd!t Elm eanses 8anSel BON
unpabrbeiten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-04
vECET N
Sat mid boQfGm0i9 curirt.
BcEcu, Sftcber 1870.

Scitc II, Sttcter 1870.
Serru Stevens:
Metn SEER - Meine Ipdter verified nab etneir
beftt9cn Nnfaa BON 6eud,buiten in idipahen1 3uitanre.
Guf N~nratten etneS S~reunpe8 nabul lie VEGETINE
uno nadb hem 0ebraudb etntser Slaiden mar croft
ifanois b~erseleut.
SID iclbit lit lebr an Gbcumatismus 9taGteri6
cinise Tlalden SbreS VEGETINE %9enrmmcn, babe
i'd ronitdnotse 9%inberuns cmpfunoer. SD babe e8
Mnberen NIT %renieIben suten GrIpl9en etnpirhter. Sc
II Elm Srpbes Slutretni9un9S: M,tIel, etne on9enehine
Wectein, unp tt fam eB ron S9erjeu empfeber.
SameSMp rIe,
364 9lthenS ct.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-08-04
N Z.
Aheumatismus 1T zine Dlutkrankhrit.

Das 8fut ,etst bei bieier 8ranf6eit einen lleteridus
bon Gibrin. vEGETINE prtt hurd rlrnipanpluns
6eS %ertrantten 8iutes tn einen seiunren 9uitanp. We
GETINE re9ultrt bic Ginsereioe, ireldbcs BEL bteier
3rantbeit iebr tpiGtis TT. Sine TlaiGe vEGETINE
Dirb iHcn G%tnberuns. i4affen, oter gu elmer prutsen
Sur rnuB es reseladbis eenornnen irereen, unb rioa
mebrere Glai4en, ~beicncers in lansc teftanpenen Eits
len, e%rfor6ern. VEGETINE tpiro rcn oGen Orpauiifcn
~perfauft. Geriudt e8, unb Guer 8obriprud, tplro bcrz
ielbe. iein, ben 3auienoe ppr Sud a~bsesetcn BADEN,
ndmlth. sd babe burd N,dts 70 pieIe 0inperuna oc.
funceu, ols burdb ben Gebrauh ron VEGETINE,"
pelfes ausidleblih aus &tnben, BurseIu unb
&rautern bereitet 1T.
rvEGETINE", iast elm Sclioner Irst, bat ni6t seiz
mes @leiden aS 8lutreiniser. Na th Bon ieinen pieIeu
irunperbaren Gureu, nadoem oue anbern Mittcl febls
sei4taeen batten, seb6rt bate, beiu6te i'd has 0abcroz
forum uno h~berscu9te mid pom Seinem irabren JRertbe
&c lit aus Slinben, 9BurSeln uno Srauteru beraeneiIt.
pcn irelhen ieres e%injelne iebr irirtunssreitb 1t, unS
bieie nerben in etner ictfen 0Eeiie ,uiammenee5esf, Ran
fe ertaunlihe Heiultate e~r5telcn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

Interesting Decision in Mule Case
A colored granger living in the county
yesterday bought dilapidated mule from
Richmond darby, and tied him in a
lot until he had made some purchases and
gotten ready to return to his "plantash'n.''
The mule wasn't a very comely one,
but as the vendor had guaranteed
him, saying: dat mule has seen hard
times, but he'll mend powerful fas'
He's sorter like a singed kitten :
he's "a heap better'n he look" The farmer
thought be would buy him and give him a
couple OF months good pasturing. He ac-
cordingly paid SIS for him, and tied him as
above mentioned. He started home with
him about an hour later, and hadn't gone
more than a square when "muley" gave q
grateful glance mule-heavenward, heaved a
mighty groan, fell to mother earth, and
"ceasted." The purchaser went for the
vendor and claimed his money back, as the
mule had expired eleven hours before the
statute of limitation governing such cases.
The former owner eyed him scornfully, and
said: "Nigger, you bought dat mule
for better or for wus, an he's your'n deaG
or live: ! didn't know nuth'n tall 'bout
dem statutes whar you bin talk'n bout !;
but dis I does know: Ell man buy mule
and pay for him widout putin down a bill
of nisv diuS, which mean 'cep'n he die,
den de mule Is his'n forever. Why de mule
might even haul off and kick your brains
out, and you COUNT recoyerate. So you
need not sputify no longer; de mules
yourn and de moneys mine. What
knows knows. I scratches de back o. my
head an find the law dar, am it'z on my
side. Good eye'n."