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The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04

The Orangemen of Montreal have applied to
the Mayor for sufficient protection on the 18th.
The Montreal Packing Company have made
an assignment.
Hon. John Sherman, Secretary OF the Treas
ury, accompanied by several from Washington
arrived at Norfolk yesterday A banquet was
served at the MorIisett House.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04

ALL who suffer from Dropsy and Kidney Diseases
can be cured by using HUNTS REMEDY, the great
Kidney Medicine. HUNTS REMEDY is purely,
vegetable, and used daily by our best physicians in
their practice All diseases of the Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary Organs, are cured by HUNTS RENE
DY.
CLARKE's TOOTH ACHE DROPS cure instantly.
jy4 d&wiw
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
sERVIA.
Opening of the skuptschiaa-Princef NIi
Iah's, Speech.

Iuh'H, speech.
KRAGUGEvATz, July 3.-The Skuptschina
opened today. Prince Milan's speech opened
the session and was very guarded. He ex.
pressed confidence that Servian blood shed in
the last war would not be in vain, but the fate
of the Christians in Turkey is now in more
powerful keeping. On his recent visit to thank
the Gear for his protection of Servia, the Gear
assured him the Servians would never cease to
be objects of his paternal solcitude. Prince
Milan invited the Skuptschina to proceed in its
legislative work with the greatest circumspec.
tion since any false step or il-considered reso-
luton might jeopardize the hopeful prospects
opening out before Servia. The present gov
eminent has strong majority in the Skupt.
schna
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
MARINE NEWS.
A York Schooner Capsjzed.

A York Schooner CapsjZed.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 3-Schooner
Ann Elizabeth, of York, Capt. Currier, Boston
to York, Me-, was capsized during the gale off
Rockport Monday noon. The vessel was leak
ing badly at the time. Schooner Nellie 7.
Gaskell rescued the captain and crew. She
was an old vessel and not insured. She was
loaded with corn, flour and groceries
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
Liquor SmuggIers,

ST.. ALBANs, July Especial U. S. Com
missioner Rand has discharged Horace George,
engineer, and bound over Remington Martin
and Flood, freight conductor, brakeman and
fireman, in $500 each to appear at the Circuit
Court next October in Burlington to answer to
the charge of smuggling liquors into the U United
States.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
MARRIED..

In South Paris, June H. Henry E, Chase and Miss
Lucetta E: Penley, both of Paris.
Maria e. Mitchell.
:, In Union, June H. Nathan d. Robbins and Lucie
r. Joy. ~
In Bristol. June II, Myrom G. Bradford of Boston
and Miss Eva G. Wilson of Wadoboro,
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04

European Markets.
LONDON, July 3-12.30 p N,-Consols at .9i 5-l6
fol. money and account.
LONDON, July 3-123O P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds, 1868, at 1863; 1OaUs at
1091. New York Central at 81. Illinois central
at 523.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market,
quiet and steady; Mddling upands at 5,lS 10 do
speculation and export. Receipts of cotton to-day
81, 100 bales, including 1000 bales American.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
FINANCIAL ANgs COMMERCIAL
Portland w h oIesn lei Markef.

Portland w holesa lei Market.
TUESDAY, July 3.-The markets are rather quiet
to-day, and there are but few goods selling. Sugars
have dropped slightly and graduated is quoted at
12sc and Extra c. at 1sc. Flour continues steady,
with but little selling Corn is quite firm, and there
is no change to note in quotations Pork and Lard are
dull, and show no improvement in prices or demand.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
MEMORIAL

Barque Ida f Taylor sailed from Newcastle Ms "
Jan 20 for Hong Kong, and has not been heard from
since; she registered 6lI TONS built at Perry Me
in 1869, and hailed from San Francisco.
Brig Harry, johnson, from Ponce tor Arroyo, was
wrecked May 26th. No particulars.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Perkins, from Boston of and
for York, Me, with -four and grain to the value OF
500, capsized and filled off Rockport, Mass I'd inst
The chung to the wreck until rescued by boat
which put out from Rockport. A sehr went out &c
tow in the wreck.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04

Senior Gorilla and other Spaniards ina picated
in the plot against the Spanish aud French
governments, will be expelled from France.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04

Tuesday, JuIy 3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, st John, n B, via
Eastport Tor Boston.
Sch Clara Fletcher, Sargent, Philadelphia-coal to
II Paine & Co.
Sch Alex q arding, Mcbride, Philadelphia-coal to
Cumberland Mills
Sch Louisa Orr, Orr, New York-coal to Maine
Central RR Col
Sch Alaska, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to C A
Morse 81 Co.
CLEARED.
Brig Lie Houghton, Rose, Bangor, to lead for Eu-
Iope-J S Wnslow & Co.
Sch F Lowell Simpson, Philadelphia-C Chase,
Leavitt g. Co.
Sch Lucknow, (Bp McNeilley. CORVALLIS, Ms
John Main.
Sch VIM Wilson, Packard, Kennebec, to load for
Georgetown-Chase, Leayitt & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04

At Chicago-St. Louis 8, Chicagos 8.
At Cincinnati-LOuisyille 6, Cincinnatis 3
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
SPAIN.

Twenty-Two Persons Drowned by. n
Flood.
MADRID, July 3.-Inundatons in the prov
ince of Murcia seriously damaged railways.
Twenty-Five persons were drowned.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Bombay I'd inst, barque Carrie Humphrey,
Grozier, Boston.
At Manila May II, barques Antioch. Hemingway,
from Singapore just ar, for New YORK; Am Lloyds,
Ames for New York.
At Singapore May II, ship Vermont, Richardson,
for Burmah
Sid I'm Cadiz June 2Sth, brig Mary Leighton,
Leighton, Gloucester.
Sid I'm Liverpool I'd inst, ship Southern Rights,
Woodbury., Boston.
Sid I'm Progreso June u, Darque Ocean Pearl, Col
cord, New York.
At Matanzas June 20, barques Josie Mildred, Ginn
and Endeavor Mountfort, tor North of Hatteras sch
Ada Barker Dobbin. tor do.
Ar at Sagua June 30, brig Josefa. True st Thomas
Sid goth, barQue Palo Alto, Jenkins, for North of
Hatteras.
At Havana June q, barque Flori M Hubert, for
New York, ldg; brgs Clara Adams, and Torrent,
for North of Hatteras; Gazele, do; A Sparks, and
Caroline Gray for New York; g Jewett; Henry
Wing, and Myronus, for North of Hatteras; schs
Frank W Emery, and l. NJ Knowles, do; Canton,
and Alfred Keen, for do; and others.
Ar at st John, NIB I'd inst, barque Sontag, Sim
mons, Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
--latest by European steamers.l

Sid I'm Liverpool June 81, o Stillman, Tibbetts
Boston.
Sid I'm Queenstown June 10, Arcot, Small, Great
Yarmouth.
Ar at Belfast, Ire, June 10. Mary Reed, Geyer,
Norfolk.
Sid I'm Cadiz June Ii, A Il Weeks, FAIR, for Glou-
cester Mass.
Passed Anjier May 81 Charter Oak, Staples, from
New York for Yokohoma.
Sid I'm Bassein May 81. Itonus. Smart, Channel.
Cid at Gibraltar June 10, brig Mary Fink, Spencer,
Malaga.
Ar at Padang April 80 Wakefield, Carver, from
Batavia.
Sid FIN Alden May 81, W FL Thorndike, Gorham, for
Zanzibar.
Sid I'm Alicante June 10, Salistra, Partridge, for
New York,
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance1O00 bush corn meal to q
W True q Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
SPOKEN.

June 10. lat % 49, Ion GA 50, sch Pilots Bride from
New York for Ponce.
No date, lat AZ 10, lon II 80, barque Nellie May
Blair, from Brunswick for Grangemouth.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04

AR at Madras I'd inst, ship Chapman, Pote,
Boston, (Apl 81
Ar at Greenook list inst, brig Fannie Tucker.
Tucker, Portland (June ~
Ar at Cardiff I'd inst, ship Norris, Barstow, Wis
casset,
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
Rumored Cabinet Cbnuges.

NEW YORK, July "a Washington special
says there are rumors that Key wants to re-
sign and that McCrary will withdraw on ac-
count of lack of support of the administration
by Iowa, and that an immense pressure of
friends is brought on Sherman to leave the
Cabinet. 1t is also rumored that the latter will
hold conference with Blaine when the former
reaches Maine on his fishing and lighthouse
tour. Elk Congressman Murphy is in Wash
ington, and says no Republicans will run for
Office in Mississippi, it would be useless. for
the Democrats hold all the machinery of cleo
ton, and will not hesitate to count their own
candidates in.
la Washington despatch says there is no
truth in the cabinet rumore given above
Our Relations With Mexico.
There is no indication that Gen. 'Mata will
be received as minister from Mexico or of a
change of policy of the administration respect.
ing either the Diaz government or the order of
Gen. Ord authorizing the pursuit of mauraders
on American soil into Mexican territory. The
administration will act slowly and cautiously
in receiving new minister from that country.
Gen. Diaz's order to Geu. Trevino was briefly
discussed in the cabinet today but no action
was taken.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
The Coinage,

The following is an official statement of the
coinage of the United States mint during the
fiscal year: Gold, $44,078, 199; trade dollars 49,
1852 800; subsidiary. $l9,3S7 1886; minor, $62, 165
total S72 800 299
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
PORT OF PORTLAND.

vi 4. RIr> Is n Is W =.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19

Flour ChoiU6 w6fts s5b ;.n9diurh IS 90
@s s So amDelSs sses " 1Dw s ssss ~
Wheat-Extra 81; No. iowAite; ~ 20;
milling, No. !, 81 81 ;sNo. 9, 81 40.
- Corn--63@53i cts. Ysiisa.as
S Sss;sy Ss;i Yl pa sssssnsal for
Bntter--l4l@f5,sts.rl sssi9s1q lii-y
s Cheess---84@9 ctsII siTvoi s>isN
Dried Apples.-68@G ets.,J LOOK
Eggs-l4f@l5 cts.
EWbitefieh, per half Dbl. 81 ESQ
4 90; front S3f5@3 SO; Labrador her
ring t8@S36S>G Georges Bank Goldfish,
IS 25.l espeless kod, 1906 q; fresh white
;ass = 4 & - 800 pick
f9rsfE1 Es0lts Il enSns, S@7 so per
boxy oralSges, 16 % Per box: Layer
rais1np ndT, 81 Is pdedless, mat, rs
al - FatnciaS7 "a otss muscatels, ~ 20
a. 2ts 4nlttnas ii @y2o3 London layers
4sQi datSs. Sa@7Ic sAss jp drums,
n6% MOL; DO. Lynn a3@l8 90.
Slanss, No. sniss o esS'
II PEEL S ss. cco,cSs5a Is 'I per
70 - !. y Ss S
$1,000 cts p0r bnsh- $500
~AProvisions Market ffI4n. We qaote:
Mess and family4mesS ~ 2f@H so;
clear mess, SIG; mess Beer, $if so extra
Shoulders 7s@sc. rb6sd bsei, Quiet at.
Lard LARD, ss@ice Scf t;SsbeSs Kegs, asSYoc
Triple, j bblA, Z ~ 26;I / bbls. n rs.
z a ipig' f'e53PM' N5HlS''
Trade " quiet At prices quot
ed Standapd A. 11a l2os or A. 1ls@
11ac; haris, l2e@ 12AO; yellows, a0i@llc;
m Ssit~rricos are S UNCHANGED. onshdaga,
81 Is per bblIb Michigan. Isl 16@f.20
per Dbl |; syrscpse, dairy !Per hn. 50 sack *
Zoe; Ashton dairy, per IA 10: sack - 90.
rWocd--TSe' yards - wsr stocked.
we quote . B6sch and Mapley $40f so |;
HICKORY, a 6O@b soft, - zoos:
WbolIQuiet at 35@37c for find, comb
ing, 40@4Sc unwashed one-third of.
--a-.if-If
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19
~ Highway % Fortune.

"It is what thee'll spend, my son"
said q sage old Quaker, mot what
thee'll make, which will decide wheth-
or thee,s TO be rich or not. Franklin's
advice, only In another form. "Take
care Of the pennies, and the pounds
will take care of themself."
John Jacob Astor used to say that q
man who wishes to be rich and has
saved ten thousand dollars, has won
half the battle-is on the highway to
fortune. Not that Astor thought ten
thousand much, but he knew that In
making and saving such sum, aman
acquired habits Of prudent econ omy
which would costantly keep him adj
vancing in wealth. The habitual
small expenses which are designated
as ssonly q trifie,n amount. In the ag-
gregate, like the sands of the shore, to
something pretty serious, So IT L.
with much smaller sums: few men are
ever successful who cannot control
their expenses inside Of their income.
This power, this sacrifice, gives the
needed assistance in accommodating q
fortune.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19

A Turkish dispatch says; MANY
Mussulmans. with their wives and chill
dren, fleeing before the Russians, have
been killed by Bulgarians In the Khan
Bagas dsAle. betwesn Tirnova and ks-
xal0ik. - y
\ A Russian column has bespdse 800
en nf1empt to en6qr AS1H n10n>h -
driven hack IN $3.50,
IssThG-Wlssian exp6di ION egl1pskl6 II
towards Kasnovodsk. There ~ aYBneral.
|oxo0us from. Persia In ogpneQuepeG OF
tho plague. The deaths pumtbr twenty
or thlFty daily. --s--.-~-.-e>z, --.,>. ~
uzk1o1GofF nsha, whose Abilities e Eeg1pr-
LIZ z15so1oGsaof 0sVosably, start5 6lnont
Immediately for Adrianople to take COM
mand Of the Balkan army. --~-~->--..,--
A Spalato correspondent says the Turks
M ,Bosniaisre committing slzDqkip8 ptg0oy
tiles, numbering inoffsnsiv4 villAesrs II
several places and carrying of their
heads as trophies. The correspondent
sso!s Re thst hs has ssep bodies % per-
Several "a accounts ai4sree chat the tlestins.
tor 81 saisiilan PsskSs army Is Adriap-,
6nlaJ X. EslI2FI ~ ~ 80 AL - =
According Is lie best fSSJfmsd sources
the election will be held fn France ON the
10th or September, ana the second ballots
on the 3Oth of the same month. The
Chamber Will meet on the 9Th Of October.
The HIST ofofficial candidates, settled after
much ldifiicnlty, scam 10 eomprise ESQ
Bona psrtists.i l76 Lsgiumistss and liz
Orleanists. n igussi 1870 MI tAgii
y IA revolution has broken out at Puerte
Plata, Santo Domingo, and the town Is
declared In q state ofsiege, The cry IL In
favor OF ex-President Gonzales. The
gathering ofap excellent tobacco crop Is
interrupted. :, ..,Ii n. ,.,,s..',i 40 -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19

Some years ago Carlotta Canda, q
young and beautiful girl, . reigning
belle In New York French society, at
tendeda Theatrical performances. AS
she entered her carriage. ut the close Of
the entertainment, the horses took
fright, she was thrown out, and almost
killed. Old residents of New
York and brooklyn still spake srever.
entity ofithe funeral;as one Of the most
remarkable events I'm the society OF
that day, and visitors. TO Greenwood
Cemetery have learned well every
curve and line of the monument that
points the resting place Of the lovely
French girl. It Is the distinguishing
mark in. the "beautiful city Of the
dead,v and n pointed out 10 strargers
- the handsoInest tribute ever erected
at private expense. Not long ago the
reunains Of che glrl WAS removed TO
Calvary Cemetery, and, now that the
relatives propose TO remove the shaft,
the Greenwood authorities interfere
and decline to part with IT. A brief
dispatch states the fact, but fails to give
the reason. The ground upon which
the cemetery managers rely is presum-
ably 10 be found In their peculiar style
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19
RELIGIOUS.

Prayer is needed not to prepare God
to bless US, but to prepare us to receive
Gods blessing, In carrying to him
our want we carry to him an open
heart; and not even almighty grace
can give help to the soul that IL closed
against the Great Fathers loving help.
Christ concentrated the. whole force
of the law and the prophecy into this
nower.-Ioye. To-Day Sodom's Ares
Humberin the earth. To-Day the aven-
geng flood stays the omnipotent hand,
and ala heaven wait % mesBengers to
do the bidding OF love. = With man
here are two periods when he Is con-
scious of this force-first, when drawn
to penitenoe for his sins, and q spirit Of
forgiveness towards all men; then he
Is born again and loves God with all
his heart and his neighbor as himself.
And when he comes 10 die he dies a.
the true Christian wants 10 die, Ut peace
with God and man. So 1T conversion
and at death the believer fiilfllls the
whole law. III ut other times the
spirit Of man is different, then II IL
that love MAS not its perfect work.
!. IF, readeFryou are conoious OF the
force of love molding and guiding
your life, you are having daily exper-
}ences OF heavenly mindedness. You
may rest in, the assurance Of being one
Of that .number Of whom IL In written,
|"I in, them, aud thou in me, that they
may be made perfectin one" a
When the Lord repeats an admoni-
ton five times over within the space
Of = dozen lines. we may be quite sure
that he regarded IL ~ one. Of supreme
Importance. If we turn. to the thirl
tenth chapter of st. Mark, we discov-
or that he repeated his Injunction TO
watchf,ll several times, and then clos
ed his solemn discouDe with the sharp
stroke on the alarm-bell-"I say unto
all, watchl" "
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19

- A - 81 a.. IA
sanu years ago.Issy Inlrty .eet, ~ III
ameter. LsIge nsxes anu MAJ wsSes Iaas
are Iounu along the rouys. Inc ne a Wlsc
uons are @ mucn suPsrio ot - - Inc 7 w,
mite tnetlts convenPlseeu ~ u S4 ~ .l
'terBe&rg >lroo1t' - " -
4 ~ AZ. y .
4,
:, VI ss,nfsinsd ~ dSy IA - "a
" 49, rswer the nnesf lon knrrfedlv.'
- trv Scotch citv. In = New EncIand'
,SsrS ~ no-th ana then To a 's0utI1
fflSH 6or1SeI ito an Enrllsh iEaterinR
80. Wvs ~ -. sfSsrs. - .St'
IN ~ Evefr III scenes az 90 eh}51a
,c5,Sr~,sI - u 40 vossr -ttrnd 1{S6t !, ~
low the surface' carry figures in vour
-nead caIc,,jafa we'll. fur n IN a question
for mankind' Put Ali vour facts To-
~ Cysther yantf His iSsvMir- con an lion
tVhe IN E1hd av bA(6riI "a n fisv OF pleas
ure n ceases To he dav of rest. You
NAV ma soon anaIvze water without
1lrxino. hvdroUen "a anaIvze Sunday
facfs IA an from. All the World With
ont 6nding this oonclusion. Not rea-
soning from I'm III eeretic pre1,is1s to con.
iSct,iref concIusiofls. btt nom lascer-
issiwed f.cts IN THAR = atnral resn tsJ we
.ssk--~whas leads TO this? NECESSITY
IA rat eaniditv afterward. One MANS
nieasnre involves another MANS labor.
n Romeo rides' John must firiveT III
"A u0ust,Is stearns. Tom must stoke. n
Lucinda sees. Dick must show. If
Julius feasts. Mary must cook and
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19

six steamers sailed for Europe ss ;ass
a large quantity of produce, including
5000 packages Of butter, 81 ,oo0 noxss OF
cheese, 100 I've sheep, % i've cassse, xls-
600 bushels ofgrain, y, 90 boxes o. 49, ~
{, 800 cssss Of canned goods, 80 I. u y
The town Of Psnssukss wss Almost en-
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19

nail under each jar, SO as not to crack
the glass, In Which they should stand
with the water one-third from the tops
1T xisas slso ~ cnd
reciept for canning peaches, Bartlett
pears aRa eefYE!s$g
Chicago Journal: A Chicago lady,
whose colored ooachman Is a curious
specimen Of his race, lately observed to
some friends that at times "the man
II q, perfect enigmagpi and aiis hands
were not little dumbfounded to hear
the lady's youthful son break out with
the exclamation: "Why, Of course
he's mig, ma-just see how black he
is"
Little &boysm -apiSs sY' want the doc
tor to come and see mother.n Servant
doctors out. Where do you come
from ?" Little boy-".WRat! Don't
you. We had baby frsm here last
week London Fun, ,.H
A,Seht leffixn wh6 esides On his es-
itaxem opes0f, the nOrtheuns0snties Of
England One day Observable SIMMER
'str0lling through thegrpundkr kkANhat
are yOu doing here my maneR hasked
the proprietor. .'sWhy.said the etsan-
ger, s'aa's just takin' awalk." swell;
but don't yDu know tliat jlou are tres
Sut tEoo sess Awe RR ik nd 81 my
sawn, Ind whose land nun ga lk
1t was Richard Grant White who
casually remarked that the who can
write what ia wortk tile ssea[hdg may
make bis own grammar .WhereppOn
the reliable na0ekerl OF tha HASfkeye
respOndg: tsThose 10 which We haUal-
wsys did, Mi. White,y, : 9, ,s.,, "a
|. Z Sunday At home "A Isfnu3a sSs0w.
-Iack, there are TEN c0plnaand msnts
you havs 70 keep ~ you tCdk stnang
saSs gSsf SSsssih
s1%siess aSsps SEMI ''s PP'SSs
~Just my luck. y saaiaa wsiimsmaid,
sadly. "Here I am Ia q falhiiy Where
every one has love affhir Oh hard and
leaves letterslyipg ebopk opened, and
! can't read. n-Paris paper:
: An epidemic OF malaria has .btQken
ssS th Is
people are often taken i'll with vomit-
Ing or nausea I'm the streets and com
PEELED to seek q repedy .inyt the nearest
drug store. The epidenicis attributed
to the uncoverfng Ind exposure Of the
streets, incident TO the removal of the
old rotten wooden pavement, and TO the
general uptufning Of tlae soil in the re-
paving pf the city.,y1fa ylsss9
The college of Cardinals S,isw Nit
ting 1t Rome, has resolved 10 instruct
the French clergy to sactively support
the candidates. OfPYesfdeet MuoNfahOn
In the approaching electi0nsin Brslsce.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19

4. Never marry for wealth, but r6mem-
Der that it IL Just ~ easy 20 love . girl
who has q brick house, with mansArd
roof and silver-plated .door-bell; -
one who has an auburn head and an
angelic dispoettion. ''""i'+ -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19

|Or , S9engtr Ell than an the jars With the
Soas " n IN & sS sSs nu e.
which should I'LL the Jar; then put the
jar In q boiler of cold water; putting a
nail under each jar, SO as not to crack
the glass, In Which they should stand
with the water one-third from the tops
81 fE isss sl.o Il 2 |Isnt
reciept for canning peaches, Bartlett
pears, and ePeyEisSu NJ
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eutlT0s OUJ It8 loUKVu fOIDhISs
In enumerating the many advan,
tages OF the new "Qranite Iron Ware"
for articles Of household use, she ques-
Ms.s.chnsetta et1te chemist are cor
rect. md eays. sIf The .arsenic and lead
Are blended In insoluble glass, and the
narticiee which become detached and
mixed With the food are 20 minute a.
not TO be detected ,byTthe eye, they
cannot be very injuri0us.'' III Al we are
not . practical chemist, we shall be
obIiged to refer her to more scientific
source than ourselves, meanwhile
granting all the points she makes IN
favor Of its uset II tho dietum of said
Ohemist can, be refuted. She also
oueries whether Kerosene OIL will keep
from ana steel nom rtistink, saying
msCh1nists caution to I" use aparfnglY
and. wipe or carefully, for fear aftef
going through the rust, IL will eat on
Into the bearings Of iron.n We did
not suppose that it devuufed the black
and red oxides 81 from, hat merely dis.
solved them 90 thai they might easily
be- removed, and like other oils, coated
the surfaces TO prevent further Injury
We think, however, that the carbon Of
the OIL unites with the iron and steel
10 some extsnt, and . continuous APP
plication makes II harder and more
brittle For solutions TO these and like
scientific Questions, W. would refer
Mn. Bssdnsr ana etksr in4uirsfs 70
the Scientific AmeEisan, which an
eweu questions Of oorregpondents ~
the most reliable manner, and which
e published It 81 Park Row, New
YOfh City. lugsts*l isat = sai ~ ss7''
|'dfoUArPrxsXfpIxs.-Ps1e ana cut
In Snnaif pieces, taking outqsl1s core
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ovems ~ q"0''' 'o
eAou.s ' ,.,,sx s...a Al. ,o.h
dispatcn nom Dupnn ut h.s.,s s', cs the The
saysy the anniversary Oh me. psss.S =. s,,S
BOyn0 has peen extensaveIy cs sNn SsS
passed OF without disturbenco. .,,ss
A nesting Of white and black citizens
In the region known - the scene Of the
sIscfion riot Last fall near Charleston, r.
81. Wa held on the 1lth inst, with view
r. rcstere peace and harmony. Resolu-
'fions were unanimously adopted looking
= the cessation OF Iace troubles and 70
s ~ Stotn srd Federal courts. =
s@' 'e'f''' - I. -, an.
In the half year enaIns sy sa,1 sn aSe Sa an
increase over iat yesr Of 81, lei; The
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of disposing Of their lots. The fee-sim-
pie Is not conveyed, only an interest,
and as the monument became . part
of the realty when Its foundation was
sunk In the lot, the title rests I'm the
management, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
all ownership n the shal? - -
ular legal point = tn1P EaicC an4 ~.