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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-08

1.-The most regular and profitable Gus
TONERS have, says Louisville tObac-
CO merchant, ''are the members Of .
club of young ladies' occupying the very
pinnacle Of social elninence here. There
are two members of the club who came
here two or three times ut first to make
purchases, but now l know what Is
wanted, and the money il always
brought and the goods taken away by q
comedy mulatt0 girl. These fastidious,
genteel smokers require the very finest
quality Of tobacco, favored with the
faintest and most delicate perfumes
known to the trade. OF course, the
brand which sell them il imported, a.
no domestic article IL made sufficiently
good or costly for their use. 1t was
some time before I could obtain . cigar
which satisfied them, but after sending
them more than dozen different boxes
~ samples the two fair damsels came
one dizzy and told me they were all de-
lighted with the last ones they tried,
and since then have y small stock on
hand for their special use."
"HOw do these petted darlings, !"
asked the cre(1ulOus reporter of his in
fermant, "nlanage to avoid detection in
the indulgence Of this habit, which IL
considered sine qwa non to the ideal
gentleman Of the period, but the contem-
DlatiOn of which, in connection with =
rosy-lippetl, sweet-breathed young wOm-
an is regarded with horror
II was curious about that myself" he
replied, land after my acquaintance
ship with my young visitors had A.
Illiretl something of the nature Of an
intimacy, asked them the question.
oh, that is quite easy one "f them
said. We meet at each others house,
of course, not all the girls in the secret
at once, but in twOs and threes, and
locking the doors, proeeetl to enjoy our
selves. by carefully cleansing our
hands and mouth we remove all traces
Of the habit. "-LOwisriic Courier
./OWl.NNI.
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LONDON, April 5.-The Gladstone
mills, ct Ashton, on the Tyne, burned
with 100, 900 spindles. Damage, E1OO, 49,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-08

DBTD0IT, April 6-The indications
are that the State b largely DemOegattc
IN the municipal elections.
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EA3Te0O 41A0.
The regular meeting Of Ruth Chapter No. 2,
viii Be held at 00oi Tem.lar Hall IN the 0gDt
and third Wednesday of eaCh month. vtsitin &
members are cordially invited 70 attPrd.
Mrs. ALICE STEELE, ". n.
Mrs. II. c. H0WE, Sec',.
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\. q. q. DIVISION 10. ONE.
The r. gular meetings Of the A. Q. =. DiXision
NJ, /. win oo held at Schlesinger's Hall. Walk
erviile. II. r., On tho first and third sunday Of
each month, ut O'Clock p. m. Visiting mem
bers are cordially tMviteA q attend.
f.. ID. SULLIVAN, PTe6t.
n. CULLERTON, Sec'y.
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IRISH LAND LEAGUE
The regular monthly Of the auxiliary branch
OF tho:lrlsh Land League Of Butte, will 30 held
In The old Go0d Templars' Hall On the second
sunday Of each month. att p. M. sharp. A
fnll attendance 10 desired.
JOHN BRANA0AN, Pres.
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a. +. % a. AZ.
cho Regular Communications of Mt. 1or1.
sl Ledge Ne. 3 aro held on the nrst and third
Tuesday evenings Of each month, ct Good
Templer'e Fall. aojournlng 0embeg1 Of the
fraternity are cordially invjtod - attend.
II. g. WALTON, ". II.
JoR v. Love, Sec.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF LARD.

BY virtue Of q decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court Of Tippah County, Miss,
rendered at the November term, 1882,
of said Court, l, W. c Mccoy, admin
istrator Of the estate of I. }. Martin
dale, deceased, will, on Monday the LIST
day Of January, 1883, at the court
house door in the town OF Ripley,
Miss, between the hours Ofll o'clock,
A. M, and 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, Tor n half
cash, the balance on a credit Of Twelve
months, with note and approved secu-
rty and vendors lien, retained for de-
lerreu pay ment, viii sci. tor The pur-
pose OF payi,g the debts OF said dece-
ucrt, the following described land in
lipp4h County, Miss, and known us liz
acre 5 OF the south side OF the South
east quarter VI section seven, Town
slip Two and Range + ur East, being
all of said 1 except A acres decided to
j.. Z. right from said d~ecedent, and
recorded IN deed book No. +, page 409.
Title good; land improved a good
home Tor small farmer.
W. Z Mccoy, Admir-, &c.
Falkner & Frederick
Atty s for admir-.
Dec. 2, l8S2-27-4w.
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MARRIED:

Dec. goth, 1882, at the residence
of the brides father, q miles East
of Ripley. by the Rev. D. L. Cog
dell, Mr.. WIN. r. Hill and MISS Ida
johnson,
The printer was not forgotten on
this most interesting occasion. For
the handsome present OF cake sent
US, we return Misunderstanding the
young couple a long life Of pc ace
happine s and prosperity.
On the goth of December, 1882.
at the residence Of the brides mo
Their, Dumas, Miss, by the Rev. d.
L. Cogdell, Dr.. o. 2. Palmer and
Miss Dollie McCofd.
At the residence of Mrs. King
Ripley, Dec. 18th, 1882, by the Rev
D. i. Cogdell, Mr.. S. @. West, q
Holly Springs, and Miss Molli'
Burnett.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23

The Concert at Stonewall Col
lege on Thursday evening, given by
the music class of Miss Kate Gregg
ry, was a grand success. The Sc
lections we're very fine. and execut-
cd with rare skill and ability.
Where all did so we'll, it is difficult
10 particularlze, but among the in
strumental pieces, the selections
from Il Trovatore by Misses Rogan
and Pearson, were especially hap
py. Miss Sue Rogan won great APP
pl4use by her exquisite rendering
of that delightful ballad "Old Folks
at Home.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi;
To Jerome Brady, Monroe Brady,
james smith and Richard Smith;
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chaucery Court of tie Coun-
ty of Iippah, State Aforesaid, Oh Lie
Second Monday in May, 1883 to de-
rend the suit OF A. Gann, ct. al, III
which Sou are deieIdents.
L. A. HUNT, Clerk.
Falkner & Frederick
Sols. for complts.
Dec. 20, l8S2-3O-5w.
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THE ORIGINAL
STAR SPANOLED BANNER.

The oldest, most popular, best and cheap
est family paper begins its Est year with
1883. 1t is a large, 3 page, 40 column, IL
Illustrated. literary paper, size of the lied
ger Cram full vi stories, sketches, pO-
ems wit, humOr. and genuine fun. Ka5lest
and most popular paper published. EstAb-
lishrd 20 years, read W 80, 900 persons. :.
is solid, substantial reliable. Oaty :
crmlA a year, 5 coRWs W; or 10 &c =, &
year with choice Of set of six triple .ate,i
silver spoons, no brass, new sly ret.A
prize 4. il 80; or American DicF.o AIRY, 7Cl
pages, illustrated. dehnes 80 90 words
numerous tables, bound inClc.A. gilt. let
ter than usual Sl,OO books, u wonderful
.'muitum in-parSo' kni,,e a dozen tool
in enc handle). sells at Cn to three doiiart
buck handle, nanle plr :, ETC.; or superl
bell harmonica, swe = est musical instru
ment known. price o4e dollar and 30 cent
Either OF above rre 1iums and BANNER on
year, sent free, 10, p green Soaps. SUD
scribe NOW Satisfaction guaranteed, .
money roflnd d. TRIAL trip. ) .lOaths fo
only TEN Q RS. Speuimeis free. AIdres
STAR SPA, shED BANSEk, Hi.sdsle X. IL.
Nov, =. -6ni.
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A 5000 Bible Reward.

The publishers Of RUTLEDGE's
MONTHLY offer twelve valuable re-
wards in their MONTHLY for Janu airy
among which is the following;
We will give $2O.O 0 in gold to
the person, telling us how many
verses there are in the New Tesla
ment Scriptures (not the New Re-
vision) containing but two words
each, by January 10th, 1888.
Should two or more correct an.
swers be received, the reward will
be divided. The money will be for
warded to the winner January 18th,
1888. Persons trying for the re-
ward must send 20 ceutS in silver
(no postage stamps taken) with
their answer, for which they will
receive the February MONTHLY, in
which the name and address of the
winner ofthe reward and the cor.
rect answer will be published.
This may be worth $4,000 to you:
cat it out. Address RUTLEDGE PUB
LIsHIGG COMPANY, Easton, Penn'a
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The State of Mississippi,
10 l. W PHELPS and Monroe Stewart /:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Clerk of tile Uhancery Court
of Tippah county, in said State, at
Rules to be held at the Court House in
Ripley, on the st Monday in February
1883, to defend the suit in said Court
OF jacob Sciratt, wherein you are de-
PENDANTS. 7. A. HUNT, Clerk.
Fal..ner Il Frederick, Soils for Comp't
Dec. ,, ISS2-27-4w.
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To THOSE WHO are troubling them
selves about Christmas cards, we
commend the following remarks Of
an exchange: 1.-THE Christmas cards
this year are beautiful, and 1T is a
pleasant custom to send them to
friends, but the best Christmas
card that we know Of is one tied to
the leg OF a turkey, with the name
of some deserving poor man or
woman written On it, who is mel
able to buy any Christmas cheer fol
themselves"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23

The Drama, "Ticket-of leave
man." presented by our amateur
company last night, was a grand
success. The manager requests
us to say that on Monday might,
Dec. 25th, will present the comedy,
SHOWED in" and the Ethiopian
Drama, The Mischlevous Negro"
Admlssion-adults 25c; children,
under ID, 15c. Reserved seats SOC
Every body expected to come and
enjoy the entertainment. Doors
open at Z o'clock; play begins al
eight.
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Mrs. b. W. Bartlett Wednesday
showed US a full! size bed quilt,
which was made by her two little
girls, twins, not yet six years old
The only assistance given them by
Mrs. Bartlett was to cut out the
squares. The sewing as well as the
uniformity with which the quilt wa
put together, was remarkably vel
done for children of their age. i
was intended as christmas presen'
for their mother.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23

1 IlhNN DN
reply 10 Gen. Lowrey'a insulting ar
ticEe of last week. | had hoped
that the lengthy discussion OF the
previous week would have ended
the matter, AS far as the public
we're concerned. did not wish
this newspaper controversy. did
not even assent to- it. Gen. Low
rev is mistaken when he says that l
did. Although Gen Lowrey's first
article was severely personal, l
made my reply as courteous as the
case woald allow. even with
dew the charge Of misr'presanta-
ton, provided no disclaimed any
such intention on his part. | Gu
deAvorel to c0nline myself to the
facts and the law; although. in stat
ing these, and in applying them t"
the refutaio Of The charges urged
against ME, Gen, Lowrey was sever
nj times splared in an awkward sit.
ua,ion before the people. did not
place him there-E merely drew
aside TIE veil. made one mistake
Eh ....-
in regard to lhe value of his proper
" as gtated in lhie Tax-books. The
hooks are open, any one a satisfy
himself by looking anthem, that my
mistake was a natural Que. Gen.
Lowreyintimates that the decision
of the State Superintendent Is not
law, The decision OF the State Su-
perintende0t upon all matters re
dating to free schools is law unit
his decision is reversed by the
Board OF Education. lie says tina
l did not state the case fairly. Ny
letter to Gen. Smith speaks for 1t
self. Ibid not mention the Gener
Al's stoves, because they have moth
ing to do with the case. The con
s,i.ution OF the State Of Mississippi
Article VIII, Sec. 6, says that this
school fund "silall be iM~vioiably ap
propriated for The support ofFREl
scnooLs.p Gen Lowrey says tina
his school has not been entirel,
Gree--is not free, and refuses 7
make is free, aud yet demands tn
benefit Of the public money. Tn
Board Of Supervisors a not allo'
1.-THE Board Of Education can nc
allow 1.-THE Legislature OF tn
State cannot allow it, uutli tn
Consultation is changed. And We
This il what the General has mad
all this fuss about. This is why b
has dragged me into an unPleasar
newspaper controversy. And hs
he confined himself . 4 legitinat
discussion Of the question at issue
Has he not clothed his remark
from beginning TO the end Of tn
controversy in language oftensivel
p~ersonall He might offer % 9
excuse for some Of this, that i w
a temporary ebullition Of tempe
But he informs " that he has ~
lost his temper, Surely, ne y Is
one Of those cool, calculating me-
who would deliberately seek TO y
jure an opponent BY ingenious ~
representations
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NOTICE To

On Monday, the LIST day Of January,
1883. the Board Of Supervisors Of TIP
pah County, Miss, viii let out a con
tract, to the lowest bidder, for bull.
ing q bridge across Muddy Creek, Ea
OF Falkner on the Salem and Rienai
Read.
Bids will be received until IL o'clock
n. of that da
7. A, HUNT, Clerk.
Board Of Supervisors.
Dec. 90, 1888.
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Cit And send It WITH Nineteen Green
His Stamps, and We win send one sam
.6UI pie ~ 81 six new style, Mite
Triple siiver-plated TEASPOONS. Contain no
press, warralIted genuine, equal In appear
ance to thrte dollar ApOuils. guaranteed u
please, or mJaey rstanded. only OSEsg
sent 10 inir Idncs. Agents waat,d - goo
pay. Circulars n Q. Address the nan h
lsrtuesrs, snAwMtT SiLylg PLArK 20, !
Bromtield Street, 20 un, Aass.
Nov. 70. l8s2-aa
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No one whose blood is impure
can feel we'll. There is a weary,
languld feeling, and often a sense of
encouragement and dependency.
Persons having this feeling of lassi.
tude and depression, should take
Ayers SarSaparilla to purify and
vitalize the blood.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23

DuC Jon AOWrey HAS mlsrepre"
sented me. He tries to make the
public believe that l assented to
this newspaper discussion. He &C.
cuses me Of discriminating against
Blue Meuhtain in favor of Ripley
Institute. He accuses the people
of Ripley Of giving me additional
compensation FOR OTHER REASONS
than for benefits received. He &C.
cuseS me of going about Ripley and
reading my reply before it was
printed to such citizens as would
stop and listen. He accuses me of
admitting. one thing to him in con-
versation, andlaftsrwards ridiculing
the same thing in the papers. He
accuses me Of imposing restrictions
upon Blue Mountain, not placed
upon all other free schools Of the
county. He accuses me, in short,
Of prostitutlng my office to private
ends, and to a prejudice that l have
never felt. He indirectly hints at
my being an lngersolite. All these
accusations, whether direct or i'm
piled ARE FALSE.
He refers to my cups and downs
where | used to llve.' A speci-
men, | suppose of his Christian
charity! What has my personal
history before | came TO Ripley, to
do with tn school law. And why
does he not state definitely what
he means! If Gen. Lowrey means
to insinuate that in my past life |
have been guilty OF any diShonora-
BILE act, it is meanlv ard malicious
lily false. My life has not been free
Wrom errors. | have been a boy,
with the faults OF a boy
But ! trust | may not be one O
thoseIwho ALLOW the fOlIies OF you'll
to ripeu into the vices of old age
and who grow old without CROWNS
better.
Az to the charge Of perjury.
have made 40 lnsinnatiOns whaIev
or. | have simply stated fact
which 20 to show that he is not en-
titled to public money as he ha
been teaching the school. Gen
Lowrey's school was made a fire.
schooI-he accepted it as such-h
signed q contract to teach it a
such-he OFFICIALLY reports it a
such -draws money uponl 1t as sue.
but says in the public prints tlla
1t is not entirely free-that he liza
been charging and ;colle"ting extr
compensation.
This is true, Gen. LOwrey don
!. deny it. The record is against hin
and any one can see it who:wishe.
For publishing this record in SUI
!. port OF my position, Gen. Louvre
says that am no gentleman, an
IL. no ons who endorses it is a gentlu
: man. From the number OF MI
: takes the General has made durin
the course of this controversy, 7
not surprising he should make
mistake in determining what CO..
:. stltutes a gentleman. have don
:, II during this discussion, | haV
said aught that was harsh or uRjui
:, please remember that | did III
throw the first stone.
!, Il. o. PREWITT.
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Hardy Carter, Esq, of Ark, is
in town on a visit to relatives and
friends. There ia no circuit or
chancery court in Session though.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23

Fine Dress goods reduced in
nrice from rs to SO per cent. to
close before new year, and a pat
tern sold at half price to each Buy
or OF q dress. A. BROWN.
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Diamonds, ~silverware, etc, the
finest solid gold goods Of every de.
scription at bottom prices at v. B.
Thayer's, the live, popular and rell-
able jeweler. Repairing Of fine
watches and jswelry . speciality
265 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23

Farmers and Others desiring a gen
tcel, lucrative agency bushes by
which IS to $40 a day car be made,
send address at once, on postal. to Il.
G. WILKINSON d Co., i95 and l97 Full
ton Street, New York.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23

Mr.. q. E. BeIote, with his FUN
lily, has removed to Middleton,
Tenn, and taken charge of the no.
tel at that place. Success to him.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23

Debilitated persons, and suffer
ers from wasting diseases such as
consumption, scrofula, kidney
affections, will he greatly benefit.
ted BY using Browns Iron Bitters.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23

Everybody knows whom Christ
mas comes. But some Of the chill
dreh won't know it in the right
way unless neigbOrs, more abun.
dainty blessed than their parents,
take a little thought that none q
the little ones are overlooked.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-23

For the best pianos and organs
and all kind otmusical instruments,
send TO II. G. HOILEN BERG,
Memphis. Tenn. See card. #.
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DECEMBER.

Embroidered cashmere Robes
are very new, we have q
choice few at q very low
price.
Flannels, Blankets, Cloaks,
Shawls and Overcoats are
now desirable, we have open
ed this week q choice stock of
all.
Out Of the present DREss
Goods Stock you certainly
can supply your wants to
your entire satisfaction. The
same will apply to the hosiery
and underwear stock.
The Millinery Stock is sup
piled with some choice stylLs
at low prices, while for
CHRISTMAS
and the Holidays, tempting
inducements will lie offered iii
the prices of all goods III
stock and many novelties pre-
scented.
A. BROWN.
Dec. ., ISS2-tf.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


The Rev. Mr. Dalton, Of Tonnes
Ice. Primitive Baptist, will preach at
Ripley, on the 7th Of January, 1882.
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MUSIC FOa THE MILLIOg.

~
gan. Sweetest and most DELIGHTFUL music
Known. Popular in Europe. ANY j
can be played OF it from .Old Hundred"
10 Yankee Doodle Even those with
no ear while away delightful hours with
thls instrument. Any Une can play H.
Children play 1t in one evening tosts hit
one tenth as much as the OrSanette. Or
gamma, &c. and is far Iwseter aad neeua
only common music. To introduce our new
music we will send q SAMPLE organ NTH
bound book containing fun woras and mu-
sic OF W new and popular songs, whlen II
sheet form sell for A36, IS, prepaid t. any
address, for ONLY ONE D0LLAE.
80. d. Asa guarantee chat every ole
will receive all they pas Tor, We viii e III
Oue sample Book ANA Organ 81 Expras q.
q. y. one dollar; two, oiie dUllal Il 81 xty'
cents; three, Two dollars 4 thirty cstts II
more 1T rate Of nine dUilRrs pei d0zsa Nc
cannot prepay goods seat e. .. y. sir W
lars lHEk. Auureus, MONADkOgE NJ
BIC CO., LOCK Box 100, hlAsb4LA, N.it.
Nov. 70, lSc2-6m.
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StonewaIl Female
COLLEGE.

The fall term. completing the thlrty-third
wear. will commence Sept. 4, 1882.
Superior teachers have been secured for
all Departments.
VERY fine advantages are offered for Mu-
sic and Art.
Terms for board and tuition very moder-
ate. Send for Catalogue.
M. j. Buchanan PRIN.
Ripley MISS, August ~, 1851.
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Whatever you give Christmas
don't give yourself away.
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Keep warm with $3,50over-
coat. Brown has a good one.
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Col. Finley, Of Tupelo, Miss,
who is on a visit to relatives at this
place, gave US a call Thursday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-04

ARTIFICIAL EGGS

A gentleman of this city. who unites :
practical with scientific turn of mind
has been experimenting for some time Iaast
with a view of manufacturing artificial.
eggs. The high price Of this indispensable
article during the winter season, shows
that there will be big money in an artifi.
cial egg that can be cheaply manufactured
and which will fill the place of the natural
product.
The gentleman referred to began by ex-
perimenting on the yolk of the egg. Hav-
ing analysed this, he found rich essential
oil, which he claims that he can extract
from cotton seed at very little expense.
This mixed in proper proportions with a
substance which he declines to name and
colored with harmless matter used in col
oring Jersey butter, makes a velk which
can hardly be distinguished from the orig
inal
For the white Of the egg he succeeded
in extracting a substance from coal oil
which after beng steamed and kneaded,
seems to furnish almost an exact counter
part of the natural white of an egg
He had more trouble in making a shell
than anything else. He experimental
with paper, different preparations of lime
and several other substances without salts
factory results. Finally. the idea occurred
10 MN OF mixing puiVerITed egg Sneils ana
glycorine. This was happy thought, and
after many experiments he succeeded in
getting the right proportions, and pro
duced a perfect egg shell.
He proposes to Introduce the yolk and
white through small opening in the end
of the she'll somewhat as sugar eggs are
made, and by an ingeniously constructed
revolving machine he gives the yolk a
globular shape and surrounds it with the
white, without the slightest admingling of
the two. The contents having been in
jected, the orifice in the she'll is closed and
the egs is complete.
All the ingredients can be mixed by
machinery, and even the shell requires
scarcely any manipulation. The materials
used are comparatively inexpensive and the
inventor. claims that he can put the eggs
on the market in large quantities ut a
rate which win enable Them to be re
tailed the year round from six to ten cents
dozen.
He has taken preliminary steps towards
securing patent and as soon as this is
done. will erect the necessary machinery
for the manufacture of eggs on a large
scale.-IndtaadpoJ journal.