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Huntsville gazette., 1881-08-27

Professor Bell says: II intend to
give my new invention Of the induction
balance to the world. ! do not think
there should be patent upon device
that promises to be SO beneficial to sur.
gical science
Huntsville gazette., 1881-08-27

"A very useful kind of varnish, which
is said to be excellent for producing
imitation of ground glass, is made as
follows: Sandarac, 18 parts; mastic, 4
parts; ether, 200 parts, and benzoie, 80
to 100 parts. 4t5u @
Huntsville gazette., 1881-08-27

Apy1cEs received at Las Cruces, N.
n state that Lieut.. Smith, Of the 9th United
Sis,es % cavalry, with twenty soldiers and q
nnmber Of citizens, had fight with Indians
~ tba Goodman Trail, leading from Lake
valley to Georgetown, Grant County, New
Mavico The soldiers and citizens were
completely routed, With quite a number ,llIs
l;llad Lieut.. Smith is among the killed;
oIso George DAILY, General Manager OF the
Roberts mines.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-08-27

PARTICULARS of the recent fatal bat
lie with the Indians in New Mexico give the
following additional facts: On the 18th, Mana
and portion of his band left the San Mateo
Noun aims, going south. Lieut.. G. w.
Smith and company of the Tenth Cavalry
were ordered in pursuit, with instructions
to cover the settlements. On the afternoon
oil the 18th Lieut.. Smith and twenty men OF
MS company reached Lake Valley, twelve
miles from Mutt Station, on the Atchison,
lopeka " Santa Fe Railroad, and finding
'he hostlIes, attacked them near settle
ment. Lieut.. Smith was reinforced by
Wenly-nlne citizens of Lake Valley and
hnisooro, under J. II. DAILY, a prominent
mine manager, and a severe fight ragged
ior several hours. The Indians were nu-
llerouS and in strong position on a high
ol,'n' Lieut.. Smith and Mr.. DAILY and three
Soldiers were killed and four soldiers
wounded. Twelve citizens are reported
missing. The Indians heaped brush around
Lieut.. Smiths body and burned it. Daly,s
o0dy was shot all to pieces, evidently after
aath. Lieut.. Taylor, with an additional
'.ree OF cavalry, arrived on the ground soon
'ler the fight was over, and left in close
pursuit OF the savages, who continued on
Dner way toward Mexico. Gen. Hatch is
.eporled to have gone down the railroad on
"Hahd-car to visit the scene of the battle.
-s
LIE condition of the President on
a"iua!' The 2lst, was such as to cause the
'Ys' .A serious apprehension. Renewed at
,se~s Oi vomiting again compelled the physi-
ms, ls 10 resort to the injection Of LIQUID
,o1 ''"ieh', but the trouble was believed
ron'',' ~ yo o"used not so much by gastric de-
frn,a hon' as by the flowing of mucus
ros,,,. VI. saliVary glands into the throat, the
Tba. '. ~. " 'he swelling of the parotid gland.
-. 'ns swelling was the result Of blood
.'Vniig' waa and hence Of very grave import,
eiana ao''iy admitted by some of the physi-
tion, III cnarge. The condition of the pa
>oraa- W 'he TWO following days improved
>inh. na'' ana he was ,able to take some
On III tho Duurlshment oel in the ordinary manner.
rsrr 1e F -oo tlie situstion was stilA considered
.ia is grave, however, and while the: ubysi.
na,io1. seneraily expressed belief that the
evtr~l l' "ouid rally, it was evident that an
eomo serious crisis had arisen, the out
disno,o, "hich no one could foresee. In a
Ms pa''h n4 10 Minister Lowell, forwarded on
"His n' r oi the I'D, Secretary Blaine said:
crtio.1 1eneral condition is serious, II not
ca,as de is weak, exhausted and ema-
weigb, nv' 10 weighing over 125 pounds. His
ponnd. wen wounded was from 2o5 to olO
he s ons Ills failure to regain strength is
less ava ,ea'ufe which gives special uneasi-
- and apprehension"
Huntsville gazette., 1881-08-27
NEWS AND NOTES.
4 Summary Of Important Events.

THE resignation is announced OF Mr..
w soper. for tenyears Superintendent
a. "A General Manager of the Iron Mountain
pairoad. I,, He will be succeeded by Mr. II.
n''l NJ uovie. General Manager Of the lnterna-
W. i'.al 6 Great Northern and Of the Texas Il
p,cse Roads of Texas.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-08-27

WITH a view to affording relief to
persons who receive abusive and annoying
postal cards through the mails the following
general instructions to Postmasters have
been issued by the Post office Department.:
"Whenanyoneis isannoyedo or expects to be an
nOyed by postal cards sent from any particu-
lar place, or from any known person, he may
direct the Postmaster'at the point named to
destroy all postal casds addressed to him or
cards from any person named so addressed,
and as far as the discharge of the duties of
the office permit a sufficient examination the
Postmaster should comply with the request.
The same request may be made Of the re-
ceving Postmaster. The direction to the
Postmaster should be IN writing and should
be filed for preservation.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-08-27

Iowa farmers are greatly elated over
tbe discovery OF homemade barbed-
wire fence on the farm OF samuei freeman,
in Hickory Grove TowMhip, Scott County,
which it is claimed was made and erected by
Freeman's son Pembroke in 1861, six years
prior to the issuing of the Straub patent,
now controlled by WaShburn, MOen d Co.
The State Association have secured the ne
cessarv affidavits to establish the facts in the
case, and have strong hopes Of being able to
inyalidate the obnoxious patents.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-08-27
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

There are more than five hundred
separate muscles in the human body,
and an equal number OF nerves and
blcnd xacSnl1
Huntsville gazette., 1881-08-27

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sumption, in
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early grave. or
both. No at
ter how shatter-
ed the system
may be from
excuses Of any
kind, q short
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The Insurance Company of North
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FOR SALE,

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Watertown, Wis.,, April S, 1881,
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Still in the Field,

FORTY years Practical Surveyor, 30 years in
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entrusted to my care. To those who are able to
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For Sale.

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Spring streets in the First ward, for sale cheap.
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Watertown, Wia., Dee. 10th. 1880.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-04-27
FOR SALE.

desire to sell my Dwelling, corner ofSeventh
and Milwaukee streets, also a Brick Dwelling on
First street opposite the Foundry, both In First
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To Nervous uffererS-The GrHat European ReHa.
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DR.. J. B. Simpsons Specific Medicine is a posi-
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generally. PBin in the back or side, loss of
memory. premature old age and diseases that
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FOR SALE.

The fine Brick residence of the late Ebeneze
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Box TIA %
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-13
Saturday, january sfl.. A. d. 1881.
WANTED.

A YOUNG WOMAS TO DO House.
IA work In small. family and a1Diss In cam a
uAl1drsn. Apply It this ofacs
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

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such 81 loss Of memory, Las.
situde, nocturnal emission. r.
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vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-13
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
NoRrH CARSON STREET. CARSON
CITY, GEvaDA,

Having leased this well-known brick building, I no
Isp friends and the public IN general that it will be KEEP
Scstclass hotel i'll every particular.
THE TABLE will be second to nOE3 IN the State.
THE lR viii be supplied with the best brands
Tsnes, Liquors and CHARS
ax-Gool cooks and cantlemanly waIters have been
abare1. a
Az old resident OF Carson City, I ask and expect
sxars of public patronage. Ny ntenton is
sseuon to the wants Of my patrons y. +. SMALL,
Proprietor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-13

and death.
M MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
S,olinrs fc, a case this kind the VITAL RESTOR-
ALIVE (under his special advice and tre.tment will nos
cure or for anything impure injurious found m it. Dk
MTSrIE treats ali Private Diseases successfully without
mercury Consuitati0n f"as- Thorough examine
ton and advice including analysis OF urine IS co. Price
of vital Restorative. s. 90 bottle, or four hmes
tho quantity $780, sent TO any address upon receipt 0
price, G. o D. secure from ohseryaf9n and IN prSAs'
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Dr., NINTfg'S KIDNEY SEMEDY. NEPH-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-09
ROBBERY MADE EASY"

To the EdffoT or. The tribune.
SIR: Your article of the Sd inst, under the
above caption timely, and should command atten
ton Of the public and especially Of shareholders and
officers IN National banks. Our excellent system of bank
ing has few defects Of which, Improperly RENE died
would 90 far toward the prevention Of snc dsgraceful
frauds "a have lately occurred at Newark Under the
National law believe all stockholders, whether vou
tary or ny inheritance, made personally liable for an
amount equal to the par value Of their stock while they
are denied to- the privilege of examining tho
books OF the institution and have possible
Of exercising prudent surveillance the acts
or management of their agensthe ofllcersfor whose
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. they liable TO suffer. With the
protection afforded the blholders Of banks
and protection sought to be provided for the public
when the shareholders have the right them OF
watching their property. and OF knowing 10 whom
their money Is lent, how invested well as whether
their directors directing neglecting the insn
fion we will hear Of fewer affairs such have dsgraced
the city OF Newark two or more occasions and such
"a under present restrictions OF stockholders, liable
10 be repeated almost any time When the scckhod-
ers are reasonably protected or allowed TO protect them
solves, the public must Of necessity be safe
BelpldeTe, N. j., Nov. 5, 1881 oBsERyER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-09
GRAMME AND PACINoTTI DYNAMoS.
AcARD FROM PROFESSOR CARROLL.

To the Edft0r Of The Tribune.
SIR In your issue of Sunday your corre-
spondent Mr. Davis crticses in the language
of my communication on eecrodynamos. For the clear
ness simplicity and courtesy of his comment Mr. Davis
has right to 10y respectful acknowledgment In form
he ia right NV language verbally incorrect in say
ING badly and without explanation that the wire OF the
C,ramme armature is not broken into separate spools
Tn the mere mechanical of the wheel it is
80 broken But the coils succeed each other without
interval of exposed core and Mr. Davis himself points
ont. the incoming and outgoing ends Of successive
snoos meet Ia the metal slips Of the collector so as 10
form-ma gnetically-one continuous wire. The whole
series with ends thus blended constitutes one unbroken
circ II taken out Of the machine it could be intro
duced into any other circuit, Ike simple solcnoide,
without other hndrance than the normal internal resist
ance of the coils.
While the Pacinotti wheel agrees with the Granme in
this regard of the closed coil circuit, the bobbns are
Get along the core at considerable intervals and the
itself in these spaces is extended out 10 nearly or quite
the breadth bobbins This toohed or ratchet form
gives the whole armature general resemblance, In
mere external regards to other armatures imam the
GraInme, notably TO the Brush.
That NJ Fontaine, TO whom Mr. Davis refers me, con-
eers the Gramme wheel as to all 1ntents ana purposes
one uutroken COIL Is clear from the language and dia
grams OF his book at pages l29 and 49, where ne
saws: The essential part OF the Gramme machine Is
soft iron ring wrapped throughout its whole length
with coil of insulated copper wire The extremities OF
the coil soldered in such way as TO form ono con
finuous wire without incoming or outgoing end" MY
own seems Open certainly 70 the charge OF de-
ncient literal accuracy; Dut what are We 10 say OF MI
Fonfainal CHARLES CARROLL.
Ee,r- York University, Nov. l, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-09

Inns friends assert that he was going nome 1ion
club meeting, and, stopping at Newmans nquoi
store, was forcibly elected and shot
Congregational Council was held yesterday
afternoon in the Parkvile. L. l.. Conregatlon3all
Church, to examine, ordain and install the heg. w
churches of Brooklyn and its vicinity were repre-
sented in the council The Rev. DR.. Edward beecnei
preached the installation sermon. The new pastor,
Mr.. Shannon, is q young man. He came IRON
Canada year and half ago. and took charge Oh
the church left vacant by the Rev. IhoinaS
Douglass.
NEW-JERSEY.
RAHwAY-A sudden outbreak of smallpox OF
malignant type has caused much alarm. DIR. Jane
way, of the NewYork Health Board, was sent for
to determine the exact character of the disease he
visited several and decided that they were I'M
developed smallpox of unusual virulence.