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At a recent meeting of the Royal Society OF
Arts in Edinburgh d. Stevenson Maeadam read paper
ON Sediments in Domestic Water Cisterns' IN which
he expressed the conviction that in many cases the evil
effects OF impure watorsupply were directly racea0e 10
Che contamination Of tho water by It's beins retained -
csterns containing deposits lying there for long periods
The ANALYSIS of a number of sediments taken fronl
csterus in different parts OF Edinburgh proved that the
deuosts were intermnsed with minute particles % car
ore of lead 10 the action OF the water upon the
lead of cs,eru rs well as OF organic matter o've
a.. ., fran the ordinary house dust. and ia
mart from insects Analyses OF the water supplied 10
the city before entering the house eistefns ana OF e
water which had stood FOR week over the deposits or
sodf l,ts from csterns, showed that the water had s
SeSoT Serious contamination The only way to ob'iatc
III. sas 1y t~ periodic cleansing OF Inc elstSTh; anu
ths should be done at least every 'h'ee nion'"S'
The well-known traveller, DR.. Schweinfurth,
has recently returned TO Egypt from two months
tourney through the Arabian DESERT richly laden Win sci
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DR.. G. f. Waters of Boston recently tested
before the meeting Of the Massachusetts, Dental Society
new remedy for burns and Scld, consisting OF the ap
pcaion 81 bicrbonate o. soda the simple cooking soda
used In al families The doctor dipped sponge into
boiling hot water and squeezed IT over his right wrist
tile water flowing almost completely around the arm
and nearly cnciiclng with scald two inches
in width. Not content with this he dipped the sponge
second tlne and pressed 1t closely the under SIDE OF
his wrist for thirty seconds. lie then applied bcrbOn
ate Of soda 20 the scded surface, ana laid over wet
cloth and the intense pain barshed is b. magic
On the next day after this severe test he scald with
the exception Of the part pupOsey made most severe
was prac; ca!ly ncacd Only slight disco.oIa0n OF the
skin showing where the scaldg water had AOwed-tlis
too without second application Of thcsoda The flesh on
The under side o. the wrist had been cooked down 10 ie
sweat-.itn1- aud the scsid Was which ordinarily
wOad have caused an open AID painful WOdlG 81 lOnS
duration Toe only treatment " this however Gir TIE
St application OF the Soda ~ keep the part moist
with wet cloth, and 10 pam Was experienced, aud 10
was but q few dsys before this wound seen
10 rapidly hooling.
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Another fossil elephant has been found
iu the ice Of siberia very fine state Of preservation
NJ Baye who describes this fact 10 the Geological
oety OF France suppOses these elephants 10 have been
fraisportcd br strong currents fIOm TIE uaaJ AMI
lot 10 DC natives VI siberia
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II is said that in addition to the other ex =
traorIinary qualucs (o- prefer q
cal it) causes timd people. who usually III ut
in society ana particularly before strangers 10 appear
10 good advantage under those Circumstances ia other
words Il cures OasIluECsS.
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AS an illustration of the rapid growth Of the
Eveaiyphis clojss Australian gum tree, it Is said
that in the elevated parts Of Jamaica trees Low
ist about sixty feet bga, the trunks Of wch measure
foot IN diameter near The ground These trees were
raised from scCd INTRODUCED thc island about years
ago. proved that in tho lowland districts tie tree
Coz uoi tivc tnus upsritu it, suitability FOR regions
IN which II was at one time specially advocated.
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, 1877-06-02

The difference between MaeM ihon AMI tie French
Repub leans grow deeper every day Fourteen new
projects have been appointed in addition to the thirty
whose appointment Immediately followed the change
OF Ministry IL Is also stated that some of the newly
appointed perfeets show disineination 10 accept
Their posts. IAs indicates excited state OF feel
ing, rs the new appoinees were made from the sup
posed irle dS of the Ministry. The Government
also aTounovs through Il TSAIjS tht tn CIRCULATION
OF foreign newspapers IN France viii only he permit
ted after minute censorship France therefore Is
substantially deSlJtisIn. AIa;siry Of BONA
iiri-sfs unt LeltlHlSjS issue OrterS II thgra
10 CHasIb-r Of deputies. Ithin the month whicl,
SiucMaAUu has game! by pTCrosui..g Parliament tie
entire machinery Of Government viii be IN ms hands.
An army of nearly million men completely an
der hIS control lt Is true that the Chambers are
posed to have something 20 say about appgopri-
atons tor is support but means have been discover
ed eIe this TO get money without asking the people
for It.
The situation of France suggests the question, if
any nation which maintains "a large standing army
can connt upon remaining "A repubc longer than the
caprice OF the executive may dictate. An aru1y OF
mHlion Of men can Lol nation of thirty millions
absolute sutlectIuu. MacMahOn, Therefore Ea- two
tht.ss 20 cbnSi Ter: Frs II the army VIII remain
Pa under It's cJTRnini secUui II he can atfuri
10 90 to the extreme Of oPenly isretrlu. he Con
sltIlIOu anI declaring either monarchy or an en-
pre- Suc n course would C-SSifIy involve a civil
war, uni foreign should absoi the attention
AMI energy OF tie people War always the resource
Of drs!ots IN the hour OF omeSlic dis urhtic. hey
hope all Iucii animo>Iils viii give way the pres
ence of foreign foe There Is "A direct autayOulSm
between Bismarck and the new French Ministry, and
war VII not he difficult If tae new French Govern
ment eEoosv 10 provoke one French and &c mans
might live side by siie in peace but not the Ultra
DIOntanes of France aud tn, Iifera.ists of Germany
Hence arises the real DANCER to France Ia such a
war rs the government would pree ptate the French
would not be united Jules Simon and tilmb tia
are good Frenchmen but in m1tt4rs of religion they
are IN close sympathy with Germany 1t Is sincere
f3 .a.T.y1 of
age l. not ~ be slOcxel by the spectacle OF natl
fighting each other TO impose Il religious fifth.
, 1877-06-02

THE EVIL DAY Only POSTPoNED-
In The opinion If the New York Sun
The postponement of the extra session
of Congress until October only puts
of the day Of reckoning, and cannot,
by any possibility, avert ii. All efforts
on the part OF the administration 20
deceive the people as 10 the real cause
Of the pos'ponement are futile. The
tue reason, as is generally understood,
is that the men i'll power dare not
meet the direct representatives OF
those whom they have betrayed We
cannot call 1t cowardice, because 1t Is
a well-grounded fear. But what will
be gained by deferring the extra ses-
sion? Will the administration be
strengthened in the Intervening time !?
We apprebend not. The very opposite
will BE- The case. 1t is the opposition
that will grow stronger, and not onl y
stronger but more bitter, more de-
rermIred, more indispYsed TO halt and
agree upon any hall way measures.
Instead of a summer thunder shower,
the administration has preferred an
equinoc;ial storm, which will lag it
bare To the destruction and deSo!a tion
Of the coming winter.
, 1877-06-02

SCARCELY SUPPRESSED WRATH.-The
Newport, Vermont, correspondent of
the Springfield Republican says: 1t
is rather enteresling TO watch the cur
rent of public opinion in this intensely
republican community regarding the
Southern policy OF President Hayes.
The local papers give hardly the
slightest indication of it; and the
editor who when privately asked if he
is Hayes man, fercely responds,
Not by an Internal sight," in his
editorial columns seduiousIy applies
emoilients TO the lacerated feelings OF
the people in the interest of =" the par
ty." The truth is, that the "truly
loyal" are boiling with scarcely sup
pressed wrath, and their copper head
foes are nagging them numerically
with constant reminders that this is
"TIlden's policy and taunting them
with having 10 stand that from a re
publican President which they could
find no drnunciations severe enough
for we're Ti'den himself Withdrawing
troops from the Southern capitals and
leaving the carpet baggers TO the de
struction they have 50 richly earned.
, 1877-06-02

PRoFIrs on PArEATs.-The sudden
drop in prices on the expiration of
sewing machine patents suggests a
question as 10 the wisdom of 80 reYis
ing our patent laws as 10 place some
limit 10 the profits of pan,en;ees on
articles entering into general use. 1t
is claimed, on one hand, that an in,
venror should he at liberty to make al
the profit he cab from the product OF
his brain and hand As an abstract
proposition, this will not be disputed;
but abstract propositions exist only on
paper and 10 schools. When the rules
that govern them are applied to actual
life, they are subject to many modifi
cations, Let us take the inventor OF
the sewing machine, for instance. He
fashions piece of labor saving
machinery, and asks to be secured by
law for any profit be may choose 10
Tx upon MS invention. But he should
remember that before he made his
machine the work he taught it to per-
form was done by human hands; a
great industry was sustained which
kept the breath of lite in millions oi
human beings. When the labor saw
ing machinery appears, all this indus
try is paralyzed. Every sewing woman
must have a machine, or she canno,
compete with those who have. Does
1t not seem, therefore, that this sewing
woman, who is thrown suddenly be
hind the age she lives in. should have
something 10 say about the price
charged for the instrument which re
stores her former equality with her
fellow workwomen At all events
the question is worth the careful con-
sideration of Legislators.
, 1877-06-02

BILLolR, the notorious murderer,
was recently executed in Paris. The
condemned man had on ' five minu-
tes' notice of bis death He knew that
he had teen tried, found guilty, and
condemned to- death, but there his
knowledge ceased. He knew neither
the day nor the hour in the day nam
cd for bis execution. One morning he
was awakened by the tramp of men in
his Gel! and the glare Of lantern on
his eyes. lie knew what all this
meant. A priest presented himself as
the doomed man arose, and hastily
went through the forms which the
church prescribes, then stood aside
while the head was prepared for the
knife. Then the man was hurried into
q yard, bound to a plank, bis hands
tied, ard second later his head was
in the basket.
, 1877-06-02

GiLDED BAIT.-The offer of liberal
expenditures for internal improve
men al the South, which III admin.
islraiicn is making as bid for Soulh>
ern support, is one which the demo-
efats of the South will DO wei rot TO
jump at TOO hastily. 1t is well TN
derstood that the policy OF inter-
nal improvements by the general
government is one which the demc-
cracY have always opposed, and this
consideration should have its weight
even in these degeuera1ed days, and
even although the South may consider
herself starving for internal improve
ments expenditure, while the North
has been ted TO repletion.
, 1877-06-02
Ts,e New Party .e:,cnc.

Nfw Y RK, May D. The TribHlie's Washington
sOeciii d-niS that the anti9imia Straton party AZ
lshIn,IOn Is foCmii..b seriOuS. Bl.iue n y
nothing whatever of the meeting, although several
Lame men We're present Co,pnel " S'aplrs o.
North Carolina one Of the democrats irUm that S;l e
who called upon the President srvrl days ago. SAY
his visit intended to have any political sig
nIfiesuee whatever His call dill hot last over twenty
mi uteS. No prediction made Ia his presence I y
democrats. he .ys, that there would Le established
in North Carolina a aaminisir iion patty iu op-
POSITION To the democracy, Hnf Ia knows OF such
movtm 1t on the part OF democrats. He speaks of
his visit 10 the President an agreeable cne He
says he was Impressed with the idea that the Posi-
dent l. desirous Of performing the functions of his
office Tor the les inter st OF tie whole peop, regard
less of sectional and party issues
NEw ioaR, Nry. 2S The HsFGiPs Washington
Sp-citl says air Is full of vague rumors of tie
movement TO orrtuaz- party AMI the presence
in Washington JuSt now Ot Senator CDuklIng. SIinun
Cameron. Congressman Foster Gov Htrtr anti, Gen.
Ba Il and several other prominent statesmen and
and politicians has stnrei up the curious 10 l. e
meaning Of their coming here. To an interview the
answer gwen Is "bnsiness at the departments" but
it evident their presence l. not regarded aeci-
d utal-
, 1877-06-02

AMERICAN AND BRITISH WoRRlSG-
Mgs.-M-. Henderson. Sub Inspector
of Factories OF Great Britain, recently
made tour of inquiry in the United
States. and published the results of bis
observations. He fuds, taking all
things into consideration, that the fac
tory operative is about as well of in
one countryas in the other. Great
Britain is in the best place when
wages are low; but when they are
high, The operative will enjoy large
share OF the comforts of hfe In The
Urited States In The latter country
be will have better house, eat better
food, and wear better clothes, than In
the former. These iuxuries lessen ssv-
ings. so that more comfortable exls-
tence is the principal advantage
gained. The American labOrer spends
less for strong d.ink than his English
brother. Ga this point Mr.. Hender-
son places a good deal Of stress. lie
recognizes that the two naliOns are en-
tering npon close race in The business
of manufacturing, and expresses the
opinion that the better habits of the
American 'workingmen will give this
country the advantage. lie is glad
that American manufacturers are be
coming convinced that long hours OF
work are advantageous neither to en-
ployer nor emploYe. He is also pleas
ed 10 fad that the PERCENTAGE of wo
man and children IN the factories OF
New England is much less than in
Great Britain. In fact, while be esti-
mates the general condition Of work
ingmen III the two countries at about
even, be points out niaay little matters
in which that of the American IS Su
perIor.
, 1877-06-02

NEUTRALITY.-Ii England gets into
a war with Russia. there is not The
least doubt that Russia would be
pleased TO have the United STATES get
ipio war with England. Bu. the game
will not work. We have not the least
pretext for trouble with England, even
If we wished ii. We have beaten her at
every diplomatic match in the past
ten wears. We have eur alabama
claims, our boundaries are conceded,
and the fisheries are all right. Should
the get into war, however,and attempt
To search our merchant vessels, as she
did early in tie present century, then
she would be likely 10 hear from u.
, 1877-06-02

A PoINT APTLY PUT.-The Rev.
DIR. G Go,tbeil, of New York, Jew"
ish Rabbi of distinguished ability,
lately delivered a lecture in that CITY
on "The Jewish people in their treat
ment OF the Founder Of Christianity"
and at the conclusion of his discourse
he referred 20 the shocking barbafiIieS,
the murders and massacres committed
lately by the Christian Romanians on
Jewish fugitives who sought to escape
the horrors OF war there, and he then
asked, eff people get SO indignant at a
supposed judicial murder committed
eighteen centuries ago, what will they
say to these repeated atrocities perpe.
trated at this day -
, 1877-06-02

w. NJ. EvARrs continues the prac
tice of the law while holding The office
OF Secretary Of State, cOutrary TO the
unbroken tradition 0. the government.
Mr.. Evarts does wrong. II is ,rue no
Statute forbids his course; but the u
written law deserves the scrupulous
respect Of executive officers. II is
said that Mr.. KyarIs caunot afford to
work for $4,000 a year. Then he
should resign.
, 1877-06-02

AMERICAN PRoDuCE.-Europe took
nearly nine million pounds Of fresh
beef from us in April. We noie the
Loudon pipers crying out in holy hor-
ror that Americans should cOngratu
late themselves with the idea of max
ing something out OF the European
war. That Is not stating it with ex'
aclness. We do not desire the war,
but if it must come it is consOiing
that there should he a good side TO it
as well as a bad. Ard if Europe
should get up general aud pToliacted
fight. aid have to rely for food upon
our grain and beet, it would solve
most of our financial problems. Sill,
we shall not gloat over it as England
did over cur war. They live i'll such
a glass house that it would be well
for London journals 20 let stoues alone