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THE PRICE OF MEAT.

The butchers OF Washington Market yesterday de-
manded still higher prices Tor meat The advance was
more marked IN the prime cuts such commonly
reserved for the large hotels general advance oi
about five cents per pound was demanded Fowls sold
four cents per pound higher Last evening the prices
had a downward tendency, and 1t Is thought that IN
day or two tho market will be restored TO its natural
Laval
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OBITUARY..
JOHN 8. wHIpPLE.

John s. whppIc, well known merchant OF South
street. this city, died yesterday at his Brooklyn resi-
dence, nj the advanced nge Of seveni yseven years
The deceased was born at Bennington. VI. Hc was
for many years member OF the Baptist Church, and
At his dciyDse WAS deacon IN tho Centennial Baptist
Church ofBrookyn. The funeral services win be held
at the above church at three T.. NJ to morrow.
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A vIFTEEN THOUSAND DoILAH FIRE IN LEIPZIG.
CINCINNATI, Ohio July %, 1877.
T.J. Millcrs large stove factory Lcipzic Putnam
county, Ohio, burned Thursday night The loss Is
Sl5,000; insured for $4,000 IN tho Western, OF
Toronto Fidelity, Of Delphos; North America, of
Pennsyv and MvilIe Of Now Jersey
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DAMAGE By LIGHTNING,

MiDDLETowN, N Y. July %, 1871
Yesterday, At Cudaerpackvillc, Orange county, N.
Y, The lightning struck Thomas Cuddcrback's barn,
killing the horses The barn took fire and was con-
sumed. The loss So, ,000 The has beer more
prolific in lightning strokes in this neghborhood than
many years
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HON. JOSEPH II. rurHILL.

hon. Joseph II. Tulnill died a. ElIenville, Ulster
county, n. Y. Friday night. in his ssxiy-ssvsnth
year He was elected 10 Congress IN 1870, represent
Ing Ulster aud Greene counties. He had been clerk Of
Ulster county, aud bed many important positions of
trust IN tho town of Wznarsing aud 10 the county. e
was prominently connected Tor many years with the
Merchants aud Tanners Frcight Line. Ho actire
IN raising troops during the late war, and n mar
OF large charities. He leaves a wife.
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STOLEN GERMAN BONDS.

NEw YORK, July 2s, 1871
To TaE EDITOR HEEALp:-
Ine gencc<has just been received by cable that the
10th inst, near Piorznem, Grand Dukedom Bsden
Germany, the following American state bonds pay
able in 1851 have been stolen TO wit Nos. 81 Gl9
40 ia - $40 and H. 5Cl, each valued at $1,000
also No. Ii, o03 at $500
HERMANN A. SCHUMACHER,
Consul General
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PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO
CHILDREN.

PoUoHKRErsR N. y, July 2s, 1871
The General Superintendent Of the society Tor the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Children reached here to-
night, and Is following the crcuses and menagcres
throughout tho State. He says that Freddie and
Willie OBrien with the London Circus, now hcre,
rs acrobats and trapeze performers and ho has re-
esivcd the papers TO tako charge OF them n cause
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THE NEWBEkRY WILL CASE.

CHICAGO, July 2s, 1871
In tho Circuit Court to-day Judge Williams decided
In regard to tho long pending Ncwberry Will case that
tho heirs arc entitled to the immediate execution and
distribution Of the estate. should the Supreme Court
confirm this decision North Chicago will como into
Immediate possession oil 900 900 70 So oo000 be
used IN founding public library.
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GLORCE W. PECK.

George W. Peck, OF the firm Of Knapp Peck, found
ers and present propretors vi tho Auburn Daily Ad-
pertisey, committed suicide at his residence IN that
Guy at SIX O'Clock yesterday evening" by shooting
himself through the head Temporary insanity, caused
by ill-health, Is said TO have led to the rash acl
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FOUND DRO WNED.

The body OF man was found yesterday In the river
at the foot OF Twenty street. South Brooklyn
Deceased was about Gty years of age, ye cet eight
inches height and dressed la black sack coat
dark trowscr laced shoes and plaid calico shirt Tho
remains removed 10 the Morgue TO await idcnti-
nnal
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ONLY A LITTLE BULLET.

RoMK N. Y. July 90, 1871
Henry William Tbbetts, an old resident OF this city,
shot himself through the heart this afternoon. Tenn
porary alteration Of the mind Is assigned as the
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WIND STORM ON THE HUDSON.
pouenKsrpsrr. N. Y. july %. 1877

PorGnKEErsIE, N. Y, July 2s 1871
There was very heavy wind storm hero last night
accompanied by hail Trees uprooted fences and
barns destroyed, some stock Killed and crops, cspc-
cally corn, damaged. The telegraph wires also
badly damaged.
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ACCIDENTAL POISONING.

TRENTON n j., July 2S, 1877
Mr. John Rckcy, druggist, dod TO- day from dose
OF morphine taken in mistake Tor quinine.
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FATALLY BURNED.

NEwnuRo. N. Y, July 2S 1877.
Mary Jane spcllmsn, a servant, aged twenty years.
while kindng hre today with kerosene, was fatally
burned.
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Henry William Tibbetts an old resident OF this city,
shot himself through heart this afternoon. Tenn
porary alteration Of the mind Is assigned the
THERE Is A MEANS OF ERADICATING LOCAL
disease Of the skin that be relied on-viz GLkNNs
SULPHUR Soar. HILLS hAin AND wnisxEn DYE, BLACK
A-BENNErr BUILDING.
70 s oS Spsy hnnae rakxs SsxscAS
LAWYERS. BANKERS Rs1Asi' Asb ISSsGnAxcg sS OFFICES
APPLY on TIL. PREMISES
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER,
HIGHLY EFFERvEscaNr
DIR. LEWIS A. sAyRE-"A delightful beverage
"Grcat rc.ietior ssa sickness "
DE-. WILLIAM A. HANMoND-"Far superior to vich,
seltzer or any ether"
DIR. ALFRED L. LooMIs-"Nost grateful aud refresh.
ing
DIR, n. OGDEN DoeEMusa"Ab.olutciy, pure, and
objections urged against croton and rtinciAly acratsd
PROF. wANKLYN, London England "Imprssna.sa
DR. r. PEAsLEE-~Ussful and very agreessl.."
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR. r. ~ oTIs-"Healthfai and
we'll suited Tor dyspcpa. and cases OF disease"
DR. JAMES R. wooD-"Mlidly an. acid; agrees we'll
with dy spcpcs and where there is gouty datbesis
DR. FoRDrCE BARKEK-"By far the agreeable,
alone mixed with winc useful in catarrh OF stomach
bladder and Ia gout."
DIR. j. MARION sfMS-"Eot only lux ury but - nocos-
ity."
To be had of all wine merchants grocers gists and
mineral dealers throughout the United states
FREDERICK DE barry co.
Al and 43 Warren 81. New York
ASTOR HOUSE SHOE srORE--uLOSlNG OUT
SUMNER SHOES vt any piico Come aud STEIN. Z
Barclay st.
BUMGARDNER'S
OLp VIRGINIA RYE WHISKY Tor the past 10 years
Dncst in the world also tho "OLp CRowr RYE
only lot In New YORK. 80 80 per gallon 81 Is bottle;
special prices TO the trade.
H. Is. KIRK L CO.. 60 Fulton and 7os Broadway
BRAIN FOOD-A BOTANICAL EXTRACT FOR
strengthening the brain ana positive remedy for weak
Pharmacy, 18TH and 18th Send Tor circniaI
BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD AT HUDNUr'S, HERALD
Building. and CASwELL + MAssEY's, corner 18th st
and Broadway
l.. A. NEwELL'S MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Shirts aud Collars white duck Vests Unaesuirs Dra
Half Hose Neck Wear. DC OF all grades attractive
prices. 727 Brosdxay corner wavcrisy place.
FOR RUPTURE-rHE VICTOR TRUSS vEsEY
st. Astcr lIouse --latest best and only reliable appaoss
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS POSSESS
qualities that render them almost every
well regulated household They relieve cons patton and
hcadachr, biiiou and Indigestion They
mildest and yet most thorough In their action Sold by a
uru
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THERE IS MEANS OF ERADICATING LOCAL
disease the skin that be relied onviz. GLENS's
SULPHUR soar. HILLS HAIR AND WnisxER DYE, black
brown Soc
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THE FIRE RECORD.

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR TIRE AT TAuN-
TON, MASS.
TAUNTON, July 2s, 1871
The extensive frebrick and stove lining works Of
John H. Williams, below WIer Village, burned
this morning. The engine saved Tho loss Ia
$40 600; insurance, $l0,0
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DR. FORDrCE BARKEK-"By far the most agreeable.
alone mixed with wine. useful in catasrh ach
bladder and Ia gout."
DIR. j. MARION sfMs-"Eot only a ury but - noces-
~
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YOUR JOB PRINTING
~ Anu vt.

dono At tho
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FIRE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.1

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 2s, 1877
A terrific storm, which VISITED this city last night
did considerable damage in the rural districts OF this
county. Three barns filled with grain hay, &c, were
struck by lightning and destroyed. Eight head OF
caItc pcrishcd The toai loss Is about IS 700
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DIR, II. OGDEN DOREMUS-"Absoutciyp pure and
superior all for daily from all
objections urged against Croton and tihciay acratsd
Wi
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3 o. +. BRANDY.
~ per gallon; 81 80 per bottle old, mellow and reliable,
Especially Also all the leading brands imported In wood
and glass.
Good. sound CLARwr WINES mt s. 81 So So to $40 per
case, from the best shippers IN Borde aux.
II. t. KIRK Co., 60 Fulton st. nd 1O9 BroadvAy.
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A.--BENNErr BUILDING.

FlREPROOR
LoG.rEp n 3S NAS,Au ~, AM -! AND Nd FULTON STA
TO LET or VERY kHASoN ABLk TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY ON TfIL PREMISES
pOIIJNARJS
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Captain Seventh infantry, commanding.
'EERs TO CONCENTRATE AT MIssouLA.

VOLUNTEERS TO CONCENTRATE AT MIssoULA.
DEER LODGE, NJ T., July &C. 1877
courier, who arrived from Missoula at hall past
nine A. ~, reports that he met the Governor at nine
O'Clock last night ten miles from Missoula The Gov
crnor sent word 10 Secretary Mills to all the men
he could and forward them TO Mssoula at once.
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THE CHARTER OAK.

SATISFACTORY REORGANIZATION OF A VETERAN
LIFE CoMPANY-DIsTINGUIsHED BUSINESS
MEN AT THE HELM-REPoRr or THE INvEs-
TIGATING CoMMITTEE.
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To be had of all wine merchants dru ggsts and
mineral water dealers throughout the United states and
VIII esule of
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BUMGARDNER'S

ASTOR HOUSE SHOE srORE.--CLOSING OUT
SUMNER SHOES ut any plico. Come aud see. STERN. 2
Hurc xxt
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BUMGARDNERS
OLD VIRGINIA kyK WHISKY known Tor the 10
Dncst the world tho 'OLp CRowu RYf.
only New YORK. 80 so per gallon ST. IS per boe
special prices to the trade.
L. b. KIRK Co, 90 Fulton st and 7Oa BroadMAx.
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CAPTAIN RAwN IN COUNCIL WITH JOSEPH,
WHITE BIRD AND LOOKING GLASS ON THE
25TH
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DEER LopaE. NJ r., July 2s. 1871.

DEER LODdE, II. T. July 2S, 1871
A mail has just arrived from Mssoua. Captain
Rawn had an interview with Joseph White Bird and
Looking Glass the 18th nst.. and another talk
set for the 9th.
willing to grant
Governor Potts issued a proclamation on the 26ih
inst. but no copy reached here. lie wants every man
to the front The troops well intrenched, and will
hold the Lolo trail. Volunteers wanted for oen-
sve purposes All advlces Indicate a fight Imminent
Our scouts report many wounded Indians and porios
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-
ApOLLINARIS.
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY EFFERyEscRNr.

"Great relief Tor sickness -
DE-. WILLIAM A, HANMoSD-"Far superior to vichy
Seltxcr any cther.n
DIR. ALFRED l.. LooMis--"Nost grateful aud refresh.
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CAPTAIN RAwN, ENTRENcHED IN LoLo CANYON,
PRoposRs TO ATTACK THE sAyAGEs THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY STRONG.
HELENA, N. l., July q, 1877.
despatch from Missoula N. T.. Of the 2jth says
the following Is from extra edition Of the Missouain
issued at Ave O'Clock p NJ. -
The following despatch to District Adjutant Burnett
at For, Shaw received here at fifteen minutes to lve
r. NJ, was brought by Lieutenant Andrews. OF tho
Mssoula volunteers who reports that the Indians are
between 500 and $50 srong this Information boing
ceived from Interpreters
To BURNETT, District Adjutant, Fort shaw
am cnirenchng twenty regulars and about nfty
volunteers In Lo!o Canyon ! ave the promise 0f
more volunteers but am not certain OF them. Send
along more troops. l shall so the Indians To-
morrow and inform them that unless they disarn and
dismount Will gve them a fight White Bird says
we will 10 through This news IS entirely reliable.
G. c. RAWN.
Cnnfa in Iuf,p
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PROF. wANKLYN, London. England "Imprsgnatsd
only with Its gas
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Joseph's Supplies Discovered and
Partially Destroyed.
Captain Rawn, OF the Seventh Infantry
Will Demand Peace or Give the
Savages Battle.
Volunteers to Concentrate at
MiSsoula.
DISCOVERY OF yosrPH's SUPPLY pEpor-A

PART OF THE SUPPLIES REMOVED.
SAN Francisco. July %, 1877.
Portland Oregon) despatch Of this date says that p
Mcclure ana several others had just returned to Lew
ston, Idaho, from Joseph's Greek, where they found
large caches OF Indian supplies They loaded several
canoes WITH the plumber aud brought thcm down tho
river and they intend to go back burn tho
mander II possible They found the hides of settlers
cattle, which were easily Identified by the owners
brands also many valuable buffalo roOes and about
sixty head OF horses, some o which had evidently
been used in the different fights Thcy killed somo OF
the horses and drove the others away. All appear
indicated that when the Indians left that point
they intended to return No Indians were seen,
one Old squaw. The destruction OF these caches OF
supplies is important just At this time.
Captain e. A. Bancroft, who enormously re-
ported dead, and Captain NJ. c. Wilkinson OF Con.
eral Howard's personal staff, arrived herc from tho
front to-day.
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DR. JAMES r. WOOD-"Miidy ant acid; agrees well
with dy spcptcs md where there gouty diat6esia"
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DIR. AUSTIN FLINT DR. y. N. OTIS-"Heaithfal and
we'll suited Tor dyspepsia and OF di.eascn
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| HOLMAN'S PAD, SURE AND PERMANENT
the aud liver Maiden lane Consulss-
i iianfr
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HAIR DYE.-BATCHEIOR's; BEST IN THE
world; sold by drugsistA Apply AZ Wig Factory, 10
Houd st
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BRAIN FOOD-A BOTANICAL EXTRACT FOR
strengthening the brain ana positive remedy for
encd forces and impoteucy; prics ST. Depot ALIENS
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no PuBLlsHgRs- COMPILATIONS AND TKANsIA.
uons OF French and German hooks promptly executed
~ an experienced sathos. Address SCHOLAR. Herald
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METROPOLITAN JOE PRINTING OFFICE
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f. A. NEwELLS MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Shirts aud Collars white duck Vests Unaeruirs
Half Hose Neck Wear. &c. OF all grades attractive
prices. 727 Broad way, corner Wavcrioy place
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FREDERICK DE barry 4 Co.
Al and f3 Warren 81, New York
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FOR RUPTURE-rHE VICTOR TRUSS vEsEY
st. Ator ouse) --latest best and only reliable appmoss
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS POSSESS
quait that render them almost indispensable to every
well regulated household They reievc constipation and
hoadachr biiiousness and Indigestion They
mde and thorough In their Acsion. by Al
druggists.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
INO0NIDUsTIDLE PAPER.

Two spsnish 'gsntlsmsn Of sslamsus.
have just obtSsa& a -ratent hlspsin .1D,
making writing paper incombustble, A
number of experiments have been made
with the process, and the results are said Ia
have been very satisfactory. The pspS.
will not burn, no matter what may be the
intensity of the heat applied. A sinele
sheet submitted to the direct action of q
fame will carbonize, but does not take .Are.(
If 9 roll of prepared paper is placed in the
hottest fire the outside leaves will carbonize
and the edges lfpra short depth, but the in
terbr remains unaltered,, the writing otl
printing being perfectly legible. 90 Papers n
already written or printed upon may under.
go the process without injury.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

ss-.aH I'D NJ. ssg e Gk 80 ~ ftA.H
@JIA nlz production ofIstselsttDols, it i,
found that for every variation Of heat, which
is great enough 70 be seen &hess 1rssplts q
variation in grain, and for every such varia.
tion ~ temHsrature there y grssty, liability
for cracks. The effect 81 too hisk Feat Z
to open the grain and make the steelooarss.
the effect Of an irregular hest is y, cause
Irregular grain, irregular STRAINS, q and
CRACKS q As soon as the place is properly
heated for hardening, it should be promptly
and thoroughly quenched in plenty of the
cooling cpedium-water, brine, Or oil, as
the case may be; an abundance of this
cooling bath, to do the work quickly and
uniformly all over, is essential to good and
and safe, work. To harden q large piece
safely,a running stream should b. Ssedt
much uheven hardening is caused by the
use Of tco small baths. The lowest heat ID
the best for any steel. q as'' nors,
4. .. IA | o
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1Psosn spnDo, 6iisS1As 6i 1sAxEs nj IL.
thousand ls.al feet pei minute, that d ape-ly
two miles per minute, for the rim Of q cir
oular saw to travel, may be laid down al .
rule. For example: A saw - inches in
diametaF. 8 feet around the siur-s, 900
retdlutiOps >etinobaA in di$mate., pr 4 feet
around the rim, 1900 revolutions; @ 3 feet In
diameter or 9 feet around tho. 4m, l;Oeo
re7oJla,fSSns q feet ~ diamltsf, Al2 IL,
around the rim, 75o revolutions; S feet in
diameter Or 10 fset around the rim, 600
reyolsamas Ths rm Of the saw will run a
little faster than this reckoning, on account
OF 70 circumference being more than three
times as large as the diameter. Shinele
and some other saws, eithsf lrixsted to a
vsst iron collar or very thick At the centre
nd thin at the rin, ~, msytefun wlsh' 'esssss|
6Akreater Aoesd. q III. Il. s~A sLT
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Tm Importance of the naval engineer
nowa ss1 is illlanstistsd lna ins the scass of ths
new barbette ship Temeraire of the British
navy, which has thirty -four engines on board,
exclusive of ths powerful pisteas and oylin.
ders that propel the ponderous vessel. The
capacity of these alone is s,equAl, It is said,
to 1000 horse power. There are also feed
engines and starting engines, msesring en-.
stnes and capstan engines, enSinealto pump
with and engines to hoist with; there s1s
even engines to aid ip working The guns. IA
assist in torpedo services, and Tor TURNING
the magnet machine that gives out the eloe-
trio light. s,5sa1Si
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INVISIBLE I4k ron PoszAn ,cAaDs. -9ns
Dsttschs Ilsst'igss Geosr6sssitsng proposes
the use of what may be called postal card
ink" for messages which are sent on such
cards or otherwise unsealed. A solution Of
nitrate or chloride Of cobalt, or chloride Of
copper, mixed with little gum Or sugar..
produces 'magic ink" which is made
visi BILE by warming, either by holding
against the stose or over burning match.
Potassium ferrocyanide in solution may
also be used; but this requires developer,
for which either copper or iron sulphate
may be employed. With. the former the
writing will appear in brown, and with the
latter in blue color.
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MsnaosYis Hau.

Ic.. ~ ~ AS 80 I'll IL Mr. 1
OF strange old castS q Menoys Hs1,
WNEie tovsrs and 1trets sublime; .-'s SA''
! Fof It's portals are guarded by spectres tall
Tae speetres Of years. that come at the call 49,
! of echoes that live in that cline.
n4tandptn the rpuF.ryof rIene Ago.",-r e.
~ thfs1de drt be Nyar of frmo,s II +
~ pose HssetsBurge Of with an endless How.
Anh sing song as they gently 60. sa
r'e.'sf1'A'' .''''.yP '''.yP'r 'A'in'S FRS T9VSl
ToIthe door Of this castle We often 20. w We"
} 1or we've buried our treasures there:
Tf1jere are brows Of beauty, and handsof snow
Amp forms We have claspedions years aSo 4
And tresses Of golden hair.
Smiles that have faded, and Joys now dead, /. l.
And faces We once thought fair,
And wreaths that aenclrclsd shine loved. ones
head, E$ s5$, $As,s@S saass @ss-ssk. 4
Words Of tenderness once been said. ,.,.....S
1nd 'lr' reps''aA1* s,a* sns r'sa '0'veal ra III
Echoes d voices that used to call.
Fall on the tremulous air;
And pictures aim onits sombre wall. sEF'
Scenes fromthe shsdo~y past recall. u ssatbs.
While We stand enchanted there
ThS presept departs. and the pastrsturns,. LII,
As we tread DER its dusty floor;
And the heart overhowipg with sadness, burns,
And the soul within ~ With l@ildness yearns. Ii
For the things we loved Of yore.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

RELATIVE STRENGTH OF WooD AND IRON.
Herr Hirn has been conducting seriea
of experiments in Germany on the com.
parative strength of wood and cast iron in
their different applications, and finds that
in a great number Of cases the former has
the advantage. Professor Hirn finds tho
strength of wood to he in direct ratio to
its denstty, and this strength is increased
by immersing the pieces Of wood in linseed
oil, heated'from 1852 to 2120 Eah., and let.
ting the wood thus immersed remain for
two or three days, or until partially satu-
rated. ga~ + Z y2 L
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HOW EGGS ARE PRESERVED NJ A.
p. jgpir. NEW PROCESS, 4Eas

The egg traffic Of this country has riser
TO an importance, which few comprehend.
The aggregate transactions in New York city
alone must amount to fully $4,000, 900 per
annum, and in the United States to $Ts,.
100000. The perishable nature of eggs has
naturally detraoted from their value as a
standard article Of diet. The peculiar ex.
cellence Of eggs depends on their freshness.
But lately the process Of orystallizing has
been resorted to, and by this process the
natural eggis converted into vitreous sub
stance q ! delicate amber tint (which
form It Is reduced seven-eighths in bulk
compared with barrel eggs, and retains its
properties for years unimpaired in. any
climate. In this form eggs may be trans
ported withoutinjury, either to the Equator
or the Poles, and at any time can be re-
stored to their original condition by simply
adding the water which has been srtifcially
taAen away. The chief egg desiccating
co4panies are IN St. Louis and New York.
Nd salts or other extraneous matters are in
isgoduced in the process Of crystsllizi4g, the
pr9duct being simply consolidated mixture
OF the yolk and albumen. Immense guam
titips of eggs are preserved in the spring Of
TIE year by lining. Thus treated they are
good for every purpose except boiling It
is common fraud for some dealers to palm
off eggs 50 treated-as fresh, 10 that imposi-
lion is easily. lsrsoticed In the desiccating
process, ho#ess the difference becomes
as fromsfour to five more lined
Eggs are required to make q pound offeggs.k
,rysttsllised dig than when fresh 'arePused, and
,ggs in the leasttainted willnot crystalline at
IL. The Sanitarsan. l.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

All improved German safety lamp fol-
mines possesses the feature Of having the
air supplied from the outside of the mine,
fixed pipes being carried down the ladder,
and branches are led into all the workings.
Through. these, compressed air is forced
from the surface by air pumps, and lamps
are screwed to the air pipes. The cylinder
which encloses the flame is protected by a
cage, and the products of combustion pass
off through two pieces of wire gauze. The
match is ignited within the lamp, being in.
serted through spring clip, and cannot be
withdrawn until extinguished. ,o.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

TIE subterranean telegraph wires In
Germany have proved highly satisfactory
The conductibility Of the buried wire, IN
stead of decreasing, has, on the contrary,
somewhat increased, and no fault in the
insulation hasn made itself apparent It is
believed'that ID the long run the buried
wires will prove the cheapest. Posts and
ipsulators, constantly demalaing repsws,
are thus dispensed with .AGN-} II,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

The Chinese Ambassador to England at.
tributes the famine in India to so much
land being devoted to the cultivation Of the
poppy. It is estimated that i, ,0s8, 900 acres
~ the best land in India is devoted to the
growth Of the poppy. L ~ al
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

A GOOD dryer for paints is made by grind
ing Or dissolving small quantity Of sugar
Of lead in linsssd OIL - ,N"