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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-02-16

As briefly announced by a Wash
-ington telegram, " the fight for the
New Orleans Collectorship is now be-
tween Packard aud McMillen.' 1t is
generally conceded that Col William
son will be slaughtered, although the
matter of his appointment has not yet
been passed upon by the Seuate.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-02-16

A large fire occurred at Shreveport
last Sunday night, caused by the
breaking of a lamp. Four large bust
ness houses we've destroyed, Messrs.
Julius Jacobs, L. A. Levy, Ben
Holman, N. n. Harper, B. NJ. john
son, Mrs. A. R. Wells and Mrs. NJ. f.
George being the principal sufferers.
The total loss is estimated at $92,
500; insurance $50, 500
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-02-16

The constitutional amendments pro-
posed by the joint committee OF the
General Assembly, which passed the
Sepate by a unanimous vote, are gong
through the House seriatim, more
than the necessary two-thirds vote IN
their favor being secured.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-02-16
Ur,impeachahIe Testimony

Establishes the fact, that for every
form of Pain or distress in the Stomach,
Bowels or Breathing Organs, Parker's
Ginger Tonic is tho speediest, most
Elective cure known. If you are a
sufferer from Dyspepsia, Headache,
Nervousness, Low Spirit, Wakeful-
ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth Heart
burn, Acidity, Soreness of the Throat
or Lungs, Palpitation of the Heart,
Costiveness or Liver disorders, you
will find a most comforting and COM
plete cure in this sterling invigorant.
To the Aged, the Feeble and Con-
yaleseent, it affords just the help
needed. 1t builds up and sustains
the strength, diffuses warmth and
energy through the system, and is
incomparably superior to wines or
liquors, while it does not intoxicate.
Buy from your druggist, n. Bel, a
81 90 bottle, or a sample bottle at Is
cts, and test its merits.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-02-16

Another we'll known steamboat is
lost. The LaBelle sunk at the Rap
pious, in Red river, sixty miles above
the mouth of that stream, on the It'll
inst. Her cargo consisted of 2614
bales of cotton, 6l8 sacks oil cake and
200 barrels oil, most of which will
probably be saved in damaged condi-
tion. Fortunately no lives were lost.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-02-16

Another newspaper gone! The
Mansfield Reporter this time. The
printing material has been purchased
by Mr. Hewitt of the DeSoto Demo
Crat, who now runs the only Journal
III The parish. To Dr.. Potts of the
tlefupct Reporter we bid fond good
bye, until such time as the old Wing
slogan is again heard in the land,
when we shall look for him among the
brightest stars that will reapaear in
the journalistic sky. Till then, Doc
tor
Fare thee we'll and if forever,
Still forever fare thee well.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-02-16
Saturday, February Is, 1878

Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary OF
the Navy under President Lincoln
died at Hartford, Conn, on Monday,
18th inst.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
WAR; WAR!
so Million Russians Fighting 40
Million Turks!
Christian vs.. Mohammedan

Christian VS.. M0hammedan
suVHoUsANDs ARE ASKING
u What ss'rt If ople sre Tbey7
What Different Races are these 120 Millions
Of P-oplef
What their religious kites and Peculisritiess
Who their Great Statesmen, Rulers and
Generally
What their Political Status and Military
Powerf
What they are Fighting about Now?
Whit eau ed che Pre-en W r.
What were the Bulgarian Massacre?
How are the graf Political Commercial
and Rel gtous interests OF England, 6-rmany
and other Nations involved ard endan-e'e !?
W at Is meant by the Balance Of p weIw
What nd Of men are Derby. Gladstone,
&C.. &cf
The answers are fully given in
THE CROSS & the CRESCENT
This work tr ats also on
The Cause Of the Great Crimesn wsr in
Why France, England and Sardinia sided
with Tur ey.
Graphite srcount. Of the battles of Alma.
lnkeruisn and Fsl, Of Sch .tpol.
II also gives an account Of
How Mshonet Il. conqu red European
Turkey
How the Fall Of Constantinople occurred In
the zee. tn Century.
What n.tion then saved Europe from the
Turks.
These. and other great historical events are
answered IN
1.-THE Cross and the Crescent"
handsome volume + over 500 octave pages,
over 50 lllustrati0ns. and splendid
dap Of he sext Ut war in Europe.
SoId ny Ambscr ptiOn only.
s%Pric-: Cloth, 50 so; Leather. - 90. IN
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

This liniment very naturally originated in Ameri-
"a, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the Eialades of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for IS years..
until now 1t encircles the habitabie globe.
The Mexican Mustang Iin.mcnt Is n match,ess
remedy for a.i external ailments OF mca ard beast,
To stock owners end farmers It II Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves q human life or
stores tho usefulness OF excellent horse. OK.
COW, or fhccp.
It cures foo.rot, hoof-a:i. hollow horn. grub.
scrcw.worr,, i..ouldcr-rot mango, tho bites AID
e:ings CT poisonous reptiles and insects. and 10y
such drawback to c.oc.; breeding ard bush litt.
It cures every o=:crasl t:oa3i, &c horses, such,
as lamcncrs, tcra:c:c5, Gw!nny, s?rains founder.
wind. gall, r.ns; -3oae, ttc., &C.
The Mcx.c.a ..;;SS:.: en-; I.a.mcn. - the quickest
cure in tho VOID for accidents occurring In no
family, in Il, absence OF u physician. snei
burns, rca!ds. spra.rs cuts. c:c.. cad for rhe'ns
t.s.n, aid e::..=lcss cngendered ty exposure, faE
t.cvlar.y valuable TO M:-crs.
II 10 the cheapest remedy In the world. f'r Il
penetrc:as tho riusclc to tho hone. asd s.ns.a
app:.cc - II GENERALLY suflcier; q car
Mexican Mustang I,n.:ne:t Is put ~ {
sszes of bottles, tire larger ones bc'nt 'pi
Aaely much the cheapest. Sol, aver, 'ge.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
Sole Trader Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Jennie Rou'k., o, Silver City. Lyon
county, Nevada, Nv fl Of NJ. j. Rou J III
tends 10 nsAe Ill application to the hi.irict
Court Of tn Third Iud cisl istiict Il the
State Of New ida. II and the County Of
yon. on the 18th day If May. a. d. 1873. Or
ss som Their after as sid application can
he heard. fr an ord.r perm tting her to
carry On min ~ in hr IVA name ID Gu
her own &C cunt pms ant u nm Act Of the
Levisisture If tn. State OF N.vsds, spproved
F. bruary 9Th, A d 1867, entitled IAN Act
~ auth r'ze an,e' W men +, tr nssct b Isl
nas, in N vi names IN ]. traders"
Tn bu mess eh- int nds t. carry on IL that
OF keeping a boarding and lodging house
aud huving. s..ll'ng and dealing IN res!
and personal p op rty. Dstei April 18th, 1878.
JENNIE ROUhKE.
GEO. W. KsITH, Attorney ,"r Applicant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

THIS new and wonderful Instrument
| enables any one, whether under
standing music or not TO play any d.
sired melody or harmony sacred or
secular from the most plaintiv dirgc to
the most lively dance music 1t posses
scs a mechanism Of marvellous simpii-
city. requiring but tho intelligence OF a
child to manipulate, yet capable OF repro,
ducing, without Limitation, the musical
compositions OF tho PAST, PRESENT ana
FUTURE. The execution is fault'ess,
strict in melody. harmony and rhythm
and the instrument is eminently adapted
for Sunday Schools prayer and revival
meetings, home devotional exercises,
and In all cases where good. correct
music Il required, and no musician Is At
hand to perform. Address,
y. p. 1GDDD8An9 4 SON,
MANUFACTURERS,
~ rs b ~ = "a S.. New York
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
NOTICE /!

vuVO ALL THE CREDITORS OF TIE
hrm Of "Eckcrtns Dunn or Nv. L.
Eck,ru,an d imx ssl,on business ut Silver
CIV Ly n G mrty. Nevada. that ]. r. DUNN
IL fully auth w'z-a to settle all accounts of
the said IN. and to collect ali debts due ssm-
and cetpt therefor, and IL pay all clsim4
sgsinst SAID arm. o. WI Lckermsn. amt to
make any and all arrangements with the cred
ttors and debtors Of said Arm. or W. 8. Ecker.
man. in every respect wbstsev =,
W T.. t.K @RMAN
Of the MOT T. k.rin,h Dunn
Tnprs c. W WsNgh, his. Dunn.
at hJuly 9Th. 1S77
III prs ms owing the firm nust tile by
cssh VI note. J.F. DUNN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
Assessment Notice.

nAYTON GOLD AND 81. YER MINING
u CmpsDy-L.cstiOnU Ut prln 'ipal place
uf business. San Fra'Wist y. Californis--L. Ca
i'm Of works. d, Wis Ga e instruct Lyon
county, Neva,ta.-NUtice in herb, ven,
that ut meeting Of the Board of Directors.
held on tire I'd day Of April. ISIS. MI asscss-
ment tho I0) OF wcn.y-fve Cents .5c) per
share was levied upon The capital STOCK II the
corp Ration, payable iinm' d:stely In Uuited
sta rs gold com, t. the Secretly. NJ the office
Of the Company. X ON 10 Hsyw rd's Bu Id.
ing, No. 4l9 California stree. San Francisco.
California.
A.y stocs upon which this assessment shall
r.lusin paid on the seven b d,y OF
May, 1875. ~ill be del nquent. and sdve' iised
for sale Ut public auction, and .nless p :, meI,t
Is made b. fore. WI be sold ON tt ESDAY,
the 2S,h day of My, 1878. 10 pay the del
q ,ent u, sersm, LIT together with s's Of al
v.Itisinp and xi'ensrs sale Ey order OF
the Board OF ir ctors.
". T.. DEAN. Secretary.
Office-Room No. ~, Hnyward's Building,
No. 4;9 California r.et. saA Francisco. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
coMTENrs.

l. rhe U tied Stat, Mining Law and laid
OF, e Instructions III reuIsier Ea cslon
" IL, law Ii imm diately followed by he
Land Office III. truc,ions re atiig ti'reto
1his ~ CONVENIENT arrsnk IN 1T, as 1t Avoids
turn ,ng rev, ra pagse wheb IN ihs'ructs' LIB
sr. c Lsuitt IN conn. otioh ". b III isV.
Q A gest ~ OIL D,,isl, H. ii r. r MIN.
my Laws M W III force. II ~ ,Iout b, d W to
d Il. OF luDnc t On, nd, confirm y tie la.est
decisions. tskes the p xce Vi = pri.rp b.'cs
tons.
New and Imp ovd + run. for making
III v.Iiuu- lru,f ir. l the ius att Of n calm,
Iui.e = lien, no,ice to del.Lq ueit su.o~htr
&c, d. WI. to the IssuaI.ee vi patent.
l. A C,npnte List Il latrhten Min ng
Claims. ara. g-d by SAFE. Trr try, u UNITY
ami i,frict his 1T l. rth 40 IA in =,
neu may times the p &C ii thu book.
The bo K ntaihs he.rly 2OU pages, A., BY
6 inches, ami Is designed u b ap ext compsa.
Lon for ever, wi eswake IMAM the mil Il. q
camp, aud I'm IN, isl ce.ters OF the West.
C"pies may b. ordered through the offee OF
this y per DIR 81. E.ti,ur vi Lyon County
Times. oilv Cit. , Nevads.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
BOATS AND FISHING TACKLE FREE

Everything In good rtyle and at prices with
n the reach Of all. Give me cali
jyl7nn3 JOHN MCKINNEY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
DIR. H. WAGNER's SPECIALITY.

CLRONIC AND vENEaEAL DISEASE.
" Consum ption. Bronch ites. Asthins. Heart
Diseases, CRtarrh. Liv : Iolnplaints. Const :
PISTON Plea. Syphilis. 0lr.t, GonorrhD :.
Structure, SppYmaterrh@A, I'm otency skin
Diseases. 8 Pofuls, Ulcers, Tumors. Cancers.
The Doctor devOtes hts ntire attention to the
study OF these diseases, aud 10 pruhcien' In
curing them. He uses the latest discOv' ries
that bis honorable science offers for your re-
lief and cure Consultations, $3.50 once
l34 Mouth q ktreet. Virginia.
N y. veneresl diseases positively cured In
"a to 81 hours $50 forfeit for any CO my
remedies fail 10 cure Try my Treatment be-
fore you condemn IT, 1t Is lighting In its ef
feet. Come test the pain Of . new ides. To
cure suffering humanity II my highest aim
my lie and study. Di ease IL my enemy;
medicine and skill my weapons; exper ence
my teacher; and knowledge my crown; health
our victory, n you hght the dreaded toe with
me, DIR. II. WAGNER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
LATEST NOVELTIES

or Types and Printers Material. In connec
ton with our xlresdy extensive Stock, we are
prepared to execute all kinds Of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
CAUTION NOTICE.
VIRGINIA Il GELD Hill
Jus LIN Il.

IJAVING VfBGIN. 81
Daily NJ a:n A at' 'N'f n'r.;
unsrhrs Ut M kew y 'tf
$50 VI
ttAVlaG GpI III
psil, It. p1s A nnu ~
anarf.'s 81 Nj i.n' ti'n 80 ''tts
- y NJ.
Nst,,, ,L.. .trh,etio, VIII 80
", NV \ r'ifrt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01

AvING LATELY ADDED. AND BEING
j still IA receipt, Of New Fonts of the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
KINDS SPRINGS.

ruVHE PROPRIETOR ANNOUNCES TO
u the citizens OF the Coiust CT towns ant
surrounding C. uuiry 'hs h. is prepar, d to &C.
c mmodste an un i'm ted number Of gu SITS
he curative gu lities Of tn. waters OF these
Springs are kn. WI far aud near. particularly
In cases VI
Rheumatism, Salt bheum,
Mercurial Affections, Scrofula,
Fever Sores, Secondary Syphilis,
And Broken Down Constitutions.
Gravel and Kidney Complaints
Three Different Glasses of Baths!
Each bsth combining the waters Il many
springs with Various degrees Of tempera urs.
~ Take Gu CAGES station 10 Wellington
station, thence It II only ten miles to these
famous springs.
~ The distance ON Dayton to Kinds
eprings IL only ~ miles.
Board. Lodging and Baths
Per Week, SIS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
OLD,
TRIED,
TRUE.

People are getting acQuainted-and those who
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits OF
that meat American Remedy. the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-01
County Aud tor and Treasurer's
Report

STATEM Mt OF The COUNTY AUDI
- tr aud Trea-u err If yon county, n va
oa, 10 III C"un'y c. m.nis Rs 4 said
uny. fr h, q.ar,er ending March dist,
A y. 1878 inclu i've
jan. l, 1878, cash In T cas-.
ury, IN funds, as pei IL {
I'm an q
, 1878-11-23

hnalIy determined 10y experiment the
Truth ut these conjcciurss.
Thi, at that time AMI until quite a re-.
cent Vcriud was drrmcl slli,iurinry rvi-
dyurc of the un,rusblc character ui the
Spontaneous, g-nvrution theory.
UsE OF TuE NiCUnsturE.
The discovery AMI improvement Of the
microscope. has brought to view a vast
uumIsrui individuals. 80 minute as ic
Suggest an easy pas,as" from atoms tn
ur-autsns. Animal aud vegetable intp.
s.nI, rIpns,-d to the air were iuund
cl,uic,i and crow dc,l ~ith creatures Cr
h.vunl The reach NJ unudrd vis1n. hut
p-rlycily visible tn an eye strengthened
b. the microscope,
Vita reference ~ their origln these
organisms ven called lniusoria.
S;scnant pools we're f"und full oi
thrn. and "rIe obvious diiii 'ulty or rs
signing grtminAl origin To exissthcrs
~ minute, furnished the precise cnndi-
tions n, c,-ssry u encourage the !,lra Of
heterogeneous or Spontaneous Genera.
ton
, 1878-11-23
DIFFICULTIES PRESENTED.

Such n one is this of Spontaneous
Generation. Were it contirmr,, the
q icstmi of the origin OF Life and u
F,r,t Gauss, might he considered s.ttled
ones.
A vast field, consisting mainly Of the
iah"rs 1f Il careful research during the
past few years, makes 1t more difficult
t"role to attempt an exhaustive cxaml
nation of the subject.
In pulrcfying flesh immense multi.
tudrs of nmgGoia nre found. This fnct
was observed in 1868 and the then tloni.
inant idca OI Spontaneous Cen iation
easily accounted for this 10y surprising
their rrisin to be in nccordaucs with
their theories.
Francisco R'dia. physician Of that
time, observed, in watching a piece of
meat in Us various Stages OF decompUsi.
;ion. tha' flies we're Juzzing around the
meat and frequently alighted on it.
The mssgots, he Thought, might he
the haii developed progeny Of these hirs
M having -i1 theis eggs ar the ,ncai
, 1878-11-23
ORIGIN OF THE IDEA.

Aristotle first promulgated the idea Of
Spontaneous Generation.
For twenty centuries after him, men
found no difficulty in believing the the
ory. Shell fish oil all kinds were suppos.
ed to he witiout parental! origin.
Eels were supposed 10 spring sponta-
ncously from the tat ooze of the Nile.
C,terpillars were the spontaneous
products of the leaves they tel upon,
while winged insects, scrpcnts, rats and
mice were all thought capable OF beng
generated without sexual int rventinn.
Tie researches OF modern scientific
expcrimcntallsls has created tendency
to skrpllcism. A living doubt, as it
were, furnishes an impulse to lmpugn
oil and seemingly we'll established be-
licfs. Not satisfied with this, or rs their
researches tended To confirm their dis.
belief, this impulse urged the investisa
tors To an analysis vi mere strictly hy-
potllvlical ideas.
, 1878-11-23

Bhe Fsiisw a.ertarS was ID"
IiNrrra gsEfSr~ thr .-tni~mA
srsrssRrr-, as Oi.HHs'". in
May Last 5y Predecessor
A.. b. iA1Sai.


Mru,ists NJ the Academy.
Iuill pr.s.Hi a. yol thi, cyrIing
thrrN.u,iu ,tioa ol asfivi "i Ih. mns'
sitpl impurtaEer. Vital t-cdus- "i the
imp ,F;.nt iuncii .nS il ,N-rriscs 10 tI-
iatrirait pr,l,srn 81 Lisc ) l-a' g.
,l.Etrinrs can ~ .livi.lc iuiu taw X ud,'
;hnsv that have b,--n prnycn and 'h"S,'
uhich, alih"u.h unpr'yru. = u are "a a
sr,ssr, sce.p,c,i to d gaps ,ns kn'"i
S,igr.
II = theory w dortrinr h,, establish Il
it-,lf uu y, hrn a ltt,is that ~ i.pii eau
not &c shakrn, then Il must hr c'implcic
" admiitr.l aud attention diryCi,d 10
n,nrr questionable sad n.s,iIaide 'l"c-
ir,ns-s. | nrHn hy tiris, that q a Theory
can l~ tally sabslsn~iaiv'l ny facts It -
an evidence of It, v''rrrcinrsS i: a th'u-
~ dOrs not pccive uis support, u is si'll
uroag to ,lrby :,s poodle truth, t'r the
rrssun TINT iufisrr rrscinch may m"Iily,
change, or fully rruye the theory IN
quts'"n.
Two problems nf this latter kind have
sggitair,l the rradi"g world during ,ate
yels, ter really tw" rspecis Of "ne gen
eral pr"blcm, that at Evolution. The
first view is that man may have descend
ell from some non human vertebrate an
imn!; the sccond, that aow, living
matter may have been aud may still bc
endowed with lite spontaneously.
II is not my intention to enter into a
discussion OF tue relations nf the theory
of spontaneous Generation TO the doe
trinc OF Evolution, I simply desire to
present the idea itself with the argu-
mrnts for and against 1t, also such proofs
as have been adduced to within month
Oi this evening.
, 1878-11-23
ON FORCE.

A mysterious force IS here ut work: the
B stinn school contends that this forcc
can exist, itself equally in the separation
and aggregation of particles necessary
to the production Of living matter.
Matter is in,lcstructablr. So is force.
Forces are modrsllf motion AMI motion
is continuous. This force is everywhere.
in the effect which in part pro'uccs heat
and light; being also persistent IT may
communicate itself to particles and IS
likewise communicable from molculc to
molcule.
This force il rendered perceptahle IN
The sensations Of soun |, heat and light.
which you know nrc due to q vibration
of the air.
We take for experiment, a long pi'c'
of wire suspended ly the ends. which hy
an imaginary process it isln our power
to give any number OF vibrations in IA
certain time.
+ We vibrntc it Mt first slowly, n total
silence; little faster, a deep tone he
comes aud. ble; we increase the vibra-
tions, the note becomes more treble, It
ascynds in pitch; We increase the yibra-
tions. total silence again results; we
continue slowly to augment the vibIHto
ry movement of tho wire and an agree
able warmth begins to diiTusc it seti, be-
coming every mnment more intense until
unocarable; AS We make the vibrations
still more InpId. the wira gradually as
sumcs dull red hue; increasing 'ibra-
tiuns cause it TO assume various colors.
From red il passes io blue, the effect OF
constantly increasing moiion, until
finally Siih derp viole, flame. the par
Iicles Vi matter eOnposing iie wire are
, 1878-11-23
MEANING OF TuE TRRN.

A. is name implies, this thrurY nj
Spontaneous Gtn ration, holds that par
tcl-s ui matter existing N a per ectiyl
hirlrss state. can Voluntarily Assumes
vitality. tiow this occurs is Sc, tuTsn 10y
BuiFnH IN his ihroy o( cunning tnge'h
er vt organic mnlculrs previously inert,
iut yi'aliErd l'y the cnntari; 10y Ne,'l.
ham, who in Siditlpn To the organic par
i,c,rs. assumes the rxi>t' nee of u special
veg t1I,ye i"rce, possessing the power nt
Il awing these particles together 10 form
living TIN ngs.
Bsslian promulga,rs his belief, that,
us ia the Case OF more simple chemical
changes. rs tor instance IN the comb ma
tion Of the molecules oi the mineral sub
stances To tOrm ncins and bases hy virtue
Ol their inherent tendencies, also, that
these acids AMI bases unite so rs to pro-
ducc salts, which in their turn will often
again combine IN 'iilttble SALTS, Whlcn
and, as each change in these synthetic
processes, or molecular complexities gives
produces viii properties very different
from those of their conslitu n,s. SO it is
possible that living matter may originate
in this natural manner; that like other
kinds of matter, it comes into being by
virtue Of the operation of the same laws
and molecular properties as suffice to reg
ulate its growth.
In chemical change chrystalization
takes place by the spontaneous separation
aud aggregation "t molecules; afragment
of c1r, stalinc matter, if srtitically Sept
rated from the parent mass will under
suitable conditions grow into IL chrystal
similar t. the original form.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
THE SUGAR INVESTIGATIONS.

Special Treasury agents are having chem
ica analyses made OF samples of refined sugars for
port which have been accommodating since Collector
Merritt was installed into office. Some of the coffee
sugars give offensive Odor showing the presence OF
chemical substances, aud Others are stGingy from
the supposed introduction OF glucose special agent
stated las, evening that until chemical an ayses were
presented by the Government experts showing the pre-
else percentage Of foreign substances any, IN exported
sugars no action would be taken by the Government
against the exporters He could not state what the form
OF action would be until decision should be reached
alter report to Collector and the Treasury Depart
ment
The name OF DR.. Gideon +. Moore was incorrectly
given Yesterday as authority for statement from an
source relative the trial OF the case
Baltimore. Dr. Moore was the authority Tor Drlet
aph I'm regard TO the immoral and dangerous
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