Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-04

about year to accomplish. after which 1t is
hoped that all Germany viii unite in the
work of restoration. Thorough examination
OF all parts OF the building viii be made and
measures taken to prevent further injury.
The greatest pains Will be taken IN restoring
the Rlttcr-saal Of ttO-HeinrIch and the
Friedrichsbau, the most beautiful specimens
Of German renaissance which the castle shows.
DIR. MURRAY GIBBEs reports, in the London
Medical Journal, 81 cases of diphtheria claimed
to have been cured by saturating the atmos-
phere of the room in which the patient was
placed with the vapor of eucalyptus elobules.
The atmosphere must be constantly loaded
with steam, and the vap0r Of the eucalyptus
Is obtained by pouring boiling water on the
dried leaves. To assist nature in throwing on
the membrane DR.. Gibhes used solution OF
steel and glycerine, with which he brushed
the throat when the membrane is loose enough
to come away easily.
A MAN walking in the Place des Invahdes,
Paris, Sunday, Feb 10, saw a mad dog rush
at group Of children. He threw himself
upon the beast, and after q hard struggle, IN
the course of which he was repeatedly bitten,
succeeded in throwing il into the Seine, In
answer to inquiries he afterward gave this
short and pathetic story OF himself; u was
born the sd of March, 1913; married the Ism
of February. 1872; l have three children. Ny
wife has broken my heart, and l am now
happy to have within me the poison that VIII
send me to the grave"
THE manufacture of 'leatherboard' as a
substitute for real leather for shoe stihenings
is an important industry in Maine. The pc
culiar thing about leatherboard is that to a
certain extent the name Is misnOmer.
While the product has the color and quite the
appearance of leather, yet the best qualities
have no leather in their composition, but are
composed, instead, of hemp, fax and similar
materials ground up and pressed into sheets
| by q somewhat similar process to that of the
manufacture of paper. The manufacture az
fords convenient opportunity for the dis
pOsal of old sails, cOrdage and other worn out
materials into which the required ingredients
| have entered, and, as In the manufacture OF
! ton to any of its constituent parts.
JUSTICES who desire to rule according to a
strict construction of the law have no easy
| time Of it in Bavaria. According to the
4Hegemeine Zeitunq, there are no less than
! seven different codes in force in that country,
namely, the Bavarian code, applying to 2,l00,
! 600 inhabitants of the kingdom; the French
| the sovereign laws of the BishOpric of Wurz-
| burg to 100000; the prerOgatory code of the
| prncipality of Bayreuth to 32l000; the Aus
| trian code (Redwitz in Upper Franconia) to
1900; the Solms statutes to as few as 200, and
finally the COburg code applying to only 100
inhabitants. TOmake matters still worse, the
different districts are far from being defined,
and lapse into one another in most comph-
Gated fashion: their boundaries in some In
stauces being so sharply drawn that One-h half
of one house is nnder one and the other under
another code. A complete list of all the codes
in force throughout Germany would be q
pretty long and highly interesting document.