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Home and Foreign News.

ne rel
PLAYER, is dead.
w. s Jack son of New York. has been
appointed receiver Of the RIO Grande Rail
wav
In, Ma. w. npyili,, ha, n son who
i an evangelist. lie - no" conducting ser
wees IN Montreal.
Yale anu rowne have the contract for
supplying post office lock boxes throughout,
the country.
-Ru.sel Sac. !. suffering from nervous
nros,ra,irn c,us.l !, ia .aid. hy th.. loss OF
Is 900 900 during the past tx months.
mo IN,
7 haas IN u.. h,,s 10 600 annually and spends
7 sIo ono rsnair,ng m, did ones
.-----r------- .-'"rr'S tn-
gun rof'aha'ei! no one was injured.
The National ASSOCIATION of CONNER
cial Travellers held an annual reunion in
Boston, Wednesday and THURSDAY The
next meeting Will be IN New York, july.
1850.
Phil, U,,il,o,. anal 60 - r.,
in Pnnsht .an.;n Tye waj' H,su
was the Youngest An ~ I'm ,I.x.,Jar
Hamilton Who was killed h the Ln,I Win
Aaron Burr.
-
i"su' 'o'"o''"oo acres OF lana IN the
N"''ei states are painted 70 corn TINS sea
son. ne average condition at this date IS
unusually gooa. l~enty-se'en million acres
"'e P'a"'eu 10 winter wheat
Gen. Grant i, nj Ionp Rr,pcb for ~.
summer ne mas discarded his clutches
ana Is aoie y walk with stout cane. The
"Jur. sustained 70 ms mp last Christmas is
sun source OF Trouble however. Though
'"e'e MOI 'ne slsh'es' soreness under
manipulation. there Is weakness OF She
eh'ire limo "hIch displays itself the moment
"e ''ahu' on N
The race meeting at the Chicago Drv-
ing Park, Thursday. was ,i.nalzed bv the
most remarkable performance ever witnessed
on race 'taeh- "tstmonf' me noted
oa.. p,et' La's'eu o"e mug WIN run
Th;. H. "aoIe u"ne Oh ~
o;,l. mo !, e"e .'>, YES, tune ever maze by
al - pa'"ie " nos'i"s morse ana nea,s
49, h,sI-s, seI'iia'' lfooaoi!
,I1.e;n '.a eI'o"s 'i'heu 'He hofse' ana
'"'' '''i'e 'sieeu - o"e-haii second.
AT a meeting OF the Mexican veterans
IN 81. Louis, Friday night, 1t was decided to /
ho'd an international convention of Mexi- /
can War veterans IN that city early in Dc
tooer. me PROJECT meets the hearty ap- /
pFovai OF fresident-elect Diaz, OF Mexico,
ana o'her prominent Mexican Government
oiheiais' ana they have promised to send
hity prominent veterans Of the Mexican
var to the convention
Edgar Vincent !. rewarded a. ,hs b.rd
soonest man II EncIand IT. i - faa,
three inches in height and of snend;J mo-
portions. He is also of remarL .his ah;t;,,
having carried everything befora him in II,
university career and ha,.n sant ,rhanoni,. D,
wears oil -! 10 fill the difficult nos, II D;r.c,or
of Finance in Eoyn, GLADYS I AN IorsdaIa
the celebrated beautv m whom h.. !. ~ y,
welded in August. is equally tail ss wom
an. measuring six feet.
bcofs IN FISHERS ISLAND SouND.-A
New 1ork despatch says that notice is Civ
en- by Inc Lisht House board that buoys
nave been placed IN Fishers Island sound
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C0mnGtji0l cannot reach our Low Prices.
Cases upon Cases are arriving crowded
with the choicest and most
complete line of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,

purchased from first hands a the lowest possible
prices enabling sell goods low any retail house IN
the Country The public should remember in purchasing that
direct buyers of manufacturers and importers thus saw
ing middle hand profit for them Goods OF oil KINDS III our
line have been cheap for the past twenty-five years IL
they the present time We have placed IN our stock
larger quantity of better grades of goods than formerly '""'
being cheap they UcfHHHY ShtHg SoHt
gooo lo,cer than Mey cau b. manufactured for. we think
better qualities reach of everybody We speak with all
sincerity when finer stock has never been shown IN
this city has the facility and convenience Of doing business
been cquaed BY any dealer in the State
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Republican County Convention.

fT7uE Republican County Convention for tlan
+eel comfy. will he held at Hancock Hall,
Ellsworth, On "Wednesday, August g. lS>t, at 10
4 NJ for the purpose Of nominating rah'i'iat'7
ft- t,,., senator, a clerk Of Courts Judge of Pro
i,a.e p4ofsfer ~ Probate County Treasurer,
1ounty Attorney. and >hcI1h 70 Il" ruli"rf', :.
fba >,i,tsInber election and to transact any other
ii-fnp.. th,t mas properly come before the con
veutiou.
Thq h,-;. Of r,.l,rp-entatiaR will lee A. follows
4.b -itI town and plantation will he entitled to
,D delegate and for each fifty votes cast for the
republican candidate for Governor IN ~. an az
iiiiunal delegate and FOR fraction 81 thirtl votes
b excess ut nifty votes AN additional HelegA3e,
Delegates should Ice residents Of the places
they represent
II \ TRIP. Republican
g. ". Nc MISTER. County
X l.. GGINDLE. COMMITTEE:
Rilcltill. june p. l>>l- ""-'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17

The Democratic Pa form look, in all
directions on the Tariff question. but when
the par,y came to select it. candidate II re
turned from its wanderinss and chose maj
Solid for Free Trade and a friend of monop-
o!i,,s. |, took thir,y-sx hours to make the
platform and abou, an hour 10 select the
candidate GulIs are not 50 numerous this
Year d, to be caught BY such conbina-
ton
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17

The labor.ng men Of the country who
want TO see American industries protected
have began asking why the Free Trade,
boiling Republicans were SO anxious for
Cleyeiands nomination. A victory for
Cleveland would not be victory for the
great principles 50 important TO them
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS Chester 4. Ho,igklns, OF Hancock.
w In the County Of Hancock and state OF Maine.
did. BY his mortgage deed. dated November u.
I-2 and recorded In Vol. Isl. folio tI convey TO
the undersigned tJohn II. BENNETT, OF said
Hancock the following real estate, to wit, \
certain lot or parcel OF land, situated In ~urry
County and state afore.aid described A. follows
viz beginning at stake and stones at the north
west corner Of John Gains field fence on the South
side Of the highway leading from Surry Village to
Ellsworth and running casterly by said highway
ffty feet 10 stake and stones. thence -outhcrly
1--we rDds 10 a stake and stones thence westerly
Atty feet 10 stake aud stones. thence northeriy
i've rods the place OF beginning. containing one
tenth 81 Az acre more or less with the buildings
thereon. with right OF way To the landing at
Contention cove. the shore Of Paitcn- Cove.
The conditions Of said mortgage have been and
siiIl rrmain broken. therefore claim To f"reclo-c
the -ame and give this notice for that purpose.
JOHN II. BENNETT,
By ". Is. Campbell.
July "a. lss4. Sws3
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THURSDAY, JULY IT.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi
cations The name and address Of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily torpubiica
zion but a. guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
municatons that are not used
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17

varied stock this line makes this department the lead
of
We 10 confuse the public when
in following all
leading and black AMERICA DRESS GOODS from
FRENCH FOJIES. NUNS NElIINtS. DRAP DE AIMAS LACE.
B NTINGS IINDOO CASIMERtS. FLANNEL StIlNGN, SATIN
OTTOMANS IASTI Nl lDPIlNN. ALBA lR~N.
ann others All tha arcn aulr
mpoation and are offered a low dealer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17

Reports from large number OF cities
show that Irish Democrats are boiling the
nomination Of Cleveland and are organizing
Blaine clubs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17

-VE8krrNE has restored thousands to
health who had been long and painful suffer.
ers.
Mr.. G. C. Burrill reports the line Of de-
posits in his bank as rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Bur-
rill offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, as would he furnished
by National Bank. 3tf
Draggiss Says.
Marvin C. Brown, Druggist. Meredith
Village, n. H., says: have sold your Sui
medicines, never sold a bottle to any one
who said it did not help them. They cured me
Of those terrible sick headaches when every
other remedy failed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17

Five men in Dexter, in one immediate
neighborhood, have had in the aggregate
sixteen wives. That must be an uncommon
~ unhealthy neighborhood for women.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17

b. W. rcsliade. Of Elizabeth, \. J.,
Secretary Of the National Committee of the
Greenback party. VINO accompanied Cen
Butler from Chicago to Buffalo, says that
Gen. Butler stated distinctly to Gen
Weaver. himself and Others that he had &C
cepted the nomination Of the National and
Anti MonopoIist parties and would run
probably concentrating his work IN Ne"
York
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Name 4 Description.
NONRESIDENT Tax Notice.

Nonresident taxes in the town Of sullivan in
the County of Hancock. for the year lssI.
THE following list of taxes real estate Of non
resident owners in the town of Sullivan for
the year lss3, in bills committed 10 Fred A. Moves
collector OF said town. on the seventh day OF NAV,
ISIS, has been returned by him TO me as remaining
unpaid on the 5th day of May 1854. by his certif,
cate OF that date, and remain unpaid and
notice Is hereby given that il the said taxes and
Interest and charges are not paid in the trea sury
of the said town, within eighteen months from the
date of the commitment of the said bills, so much
Of the real estate taxed will be sufficient to nav
the amount due therefor. including interest and
charges, will without further notice, be sold nj
public auction, at Eugene simpsons store, in said
town, on the twenty first day of Noyember lss4
ar fun nfcl IL, thao
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Nom Resident Tax Notice.

Non Resident taxes In the town Of orland In the
County Of Hancock. for the year lss3.
THE following list Of taxes on Real E.tste q,
l. Non Resident owners In the town OF orland
for the year lsS3, In bills committed to b. A
heyes, collector OF said town. the 18Th day
of May, lssJ, has been returned by him 10 me A,
remaining unpaid on the l1h iay OF NAV ls4 by hi.
certificate Of that date and now remain unpaid ami
notice is hereby given that II the said taxes in
tcrest charges are not paid Into the surer f
-ali town, within eighteen month. from the
commitment Of said bills. 80 much OF the real
estate taxed, a. will he sufficient To paw th,.
amount Que therefor Including interest and
charges. will. without further notice be soId AZ
pubic auction. at the >electmen's Office in said
town, on the e2ud day 81 November 1854 at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon
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Names Judiciary.

PERSONNEL OF THE PRESENT SUPREME
COURT BENCH-MATERIALC CHANGES WITH
II THE PAST YEAR, AND THE CAUSE
THEREoF-sKETCHEs OF THE SEVERAL
JUSTICES.
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Notice.

TETHlEEN, us Wen. Lacciia naniain' ha- T., ,r,I
H. -Itruotfcr tlul vtIl pay no bills Of her con
irl.uH- ai.rr ia.- rHt". .,,,,
I..-.t-fa Nj, Ju}. List 3N3''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17
BLACK AND GDAOgYD Y9I,Yag
SATIN RHADAMEs & COLoRED sAT,Ns

% , great six yea" and we have stock of these
s's INA" we nave ever shown and will sell them
VIII astonish the best judge. of these Goods
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I'll 9 r Q > : 0 q w by
The .raEos North CAROLlNa
,TTG CUT

I-t.,. ,Asugitr smaLiBg Tobacco "i cpnnA~.
-r.l.-. ssFCAHsc iE - shc best It's selected
vI th tgrt -r-stg.t carc from ~" hrst Tobacco
.-t.HH ia gGaHtliLv County, North Carolina, and
-rtst;.p. as "a TWO tAE- before II D., m1uufar.
tGr,.l t.r -alr h4 all dealers.
vrAssssas ka EssEO. MNNuFNCrt EEis-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17

The Democratic Convention sat down
on Tammany with all the weight i had.
Kelly, the leader Of Tammany, says that
Cleveland cannot carry New York, as the
working men will not support him. Wheth-
er Mr.. Kelly and h,s followers will support
h.n, has not VET been made known but il IS
known that the Tammany delegates left the
....-- .SSs..eu mere uv our i,emocratic friends
Friday afternoon with quetness that was
very noticeable. The news drifted out from
the telegraph Office and gradually spread
from one 10 another. There was no en-
thusiasm; no cheering no signs of pleas
ure e,en.manifested by the party whose idol
Gov. Cleveland j, Supposed 10 be. 1t really
looks as though the party here had given up
the fight in advance and regarded the nomi-
nation merely as form that had to be OBJ
served The Republicans on the street
were the most cheerful class to be
seen.
A correspondent Of the Ne,c York IriJ-
iae. referring 10 Senator Hale, who bore
the brunt Of the quizzing debate which oc-
CURED sunday in the Senate, over the disa-
greements Of the two houses on the Naval
Appropriation, SAYS he twas twice called to
order by the President Of the Senate for
too minute,y characterizing the action of
the Democratic House in thwarting the re-
Mobilization Of the American navy He
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Our Small Ware and Fancy Goods he.

ILL n, e M also no equal II thi> Vicinity connection Win
v M & ~" You can get anyhna want in t much lower fa
can buy them in Fancy Goods Millinery o.e nr "
GLOVE DEPARTMENTS alone represent n,, y1-a 80 ala
= " " "' r"hc1 ''"'l AMI Millinery III ,l,.i,a
few Of our leaders: '"-
LADIES PRINTS AND CMBRIc WRAPPERS from - cts nm.
SILK, LsLE AND CoTToN HOSE 49, up
from Sl.25 per pair down TO 10 dis.
oIIK LIsIE AND CoTToN GLOVES from 81 90 to 10 c ME-;
Inc LARGEST STOCK of Black and Cream
Iah i go a,so spanish Malta, Oriental, Swiss and
hamburg Embrodcries Dr. Warmers and Other n,a1c
OOhohIS. Buttons and general line Of DS
Trimmings.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES G.. BL AIN +
or MAINE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
John A. LO q A n.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR GOVERNOR:
FREDE RICk RO b | + +.
OF GoRHAM.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
Electors at Large.
JOHN :. CASE. of Roekland.
WESTON +. MILLIkEN, OF Portland.
First District NJ. MOSES.
second District. g. RICHARDSON.
Third Dist '@t-ABNER COBB RN.
Fourth District. r. A. JOHNSON.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES To CoN"Rh>>'
First district THOMAS h. REED.
second pi>trict-NELSON DINGLEl dR.
Third Di>trict->ETH l.. MILLlkEN:
Fourth Di>trict-CHARLE> \. BOZ TELLE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17

The democracy of other States will be
convinced by thu action Of the State con
vention. that Cleveland is not the hearty
choice Of the party in this State. and that,
though the Independent republicans may
prefer him. his nomination would be SO dis
tasteful to a large portion of his own party,
that he could not hold the entire democrat
&c vote, without which il would be hopeless
10 attempt TO carry New York against 50
formidable republican candidate as Mr..
Bla!ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17
p A II A so rs.

Last year met with unprecedented success with tb !
cause being we had them specially manufactured for - ' h
9" tine tine e Il of Philadelphia they having
now full line of these goods y navy
space nor ume VIII permit to enumerate all the different
assortments we keep. Neither the public be
aware what bargains Offering The o,I
way for them to find out is to
cal at our store or, If not convenient to do so
to send for samples.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17
Hotel and Boarding House Furnishings
SPECIALITY.
Black nad COlored stlhs. Gashmeres
veIvess. CI0aks. H0ssevy. GtoSes
nsd u full line Of AWsnDI Wsres
eonsssnsDy tm stock.

Orders solicited. sample. sent Correspos
dence promptly attended to. Satisfactory prices
guaranteed 2Sti
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-17

GINS NipNFr d EfCK PLASrERs
alw 1,-r
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-03

which now covers about 10000 acres
the remains Of Roman town have beer
found. showing that the lake did nut ex-
it at the time Of the Roman &C, upatio,
and tina, the town has probably sunk il,
the same mann as the mountain is nov
sinking.
The Government Geoloeist of Austria
liz gives an instance Of apparent suicid
by a venomous black snake which hat
been wounded and was irritated by ants
The reptile Bit itself twice, and died fir IN
the effects Of its own venom. He state,
that one Of his men has assured him that
a vrnumuus Australian adder will invari,
ably bite itself and die if ii is pinned to
the ground by forked stick.
Capt. Fondacaro, Of the Italian nav,
is organizing the first expedition for seek
ing the north pole which has been fit d
out in Italy for several centuries.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS
HALLS v1sfsa5 a144,,ez,
Hair ReneWer-

Seldom does popular remedy via - .
strong hold upon the public eonadsnes =. ~
HALLS HAZE R8NKwKA. The easss 1. ~.
Il has accomplished complete rsssoe,ao. !.
color 70 toe hair, and vigorous health "a ~
scalp, arc innumerable.
Old people like it for it, wonderful psv~A
restore TO their whitening locks their ori.,,.,
color and beauty. Middle-ased people IN. /.
because it prevents them from getting M
keeps dandrun away, and makss ~ ~.
grow thick and strong. Young ladies hk. /.
- dressins bsesuse 1t gives the hair 4 -.
dful glossy lustre, and enables them 70 49,
Il in whatever form they wish. Thss 1, n n.
favorite OF al, and it hAs become % &m.,,
because it disappoints 10 one.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-03

1ELEo RArAIC NOTES.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The House /
resumed consideration Of unfinished bus
iness, viz The bill repeating the pre-
emption, timber culture and desert land
laws, and amending the homestead law.
Holman offered an amendment, pro
viding that hereafter no public lands
adapted to agriculture shall be sold, ex-
cept mineral lands and town sites, but that
they shall be reserved for actual and bona
fide settlers under the homestead law
Agreed to.
On monitor Of Henly, an amendment
was adopted providing that nothing con-
tanned in the bill shall be constructed to
repeal the act for the sale of timber lands
in California, Oregon, Nevada and Wash
ington Territory.
The bill passed-yeas l47, nays Al.
NORTHERN PACIFIC AND OREGON RAIL
| ROADS
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-[Special !
The New York correspondent Of the
Press, who is we'll Informed in transcon-
tinental railroad matters, writes that most
persons Interested in the Northern Pacific
and Oregon roads express themselves ex-
ceedingly pleased with the present con-
dition Of affairs. The late elections at
Portland were just what they desired.
The Northern Pacific will not be likely,
it is said, to lease the Oregon Railway
and Navigation until after they have seen
what the latter company can earn from
connection with the Oregon Short Line.
The published reports of the giving out
Of contracts for building parts of the Cas-
cade branch Of the Northern Pacific arr
merely on paper That branch will prob
ably not be begun for six or seven years.
The Transcortinental directors say their
prospects are better than they have been
since the close Of last year. Henry Vii.
lards chief purpose in visiting Germany
was in connection with the Oregon and
California road, for which money mus,
be raised to complete the connection with
California. German capitalists wish T.
sec it completed, since the company car
earn very little until that is done.
JAY GOULD INTERVIEWED.
| New YoRK, June 24.-[Special. l.
Jay Could was asked about some Of tn,
many rumors which had been circulated
He replied: "My holdings have been
well connected. l have only good divi
dend paying stocks, and those propose
to hold. happen to know that the Mis-
souri, Pacific, for instance, is earning it.
dividend steadily, and as long as it doe'
that | am satisfied to keep stocks. an
perfectly sure Western Union is earnin.
her dividends. l think that the peopl,
are convinced Of these facts, too, becaus.
the stockholders are steadily increasing
10 number; but it is Of little consequence
what the price Of stocks may be when
holders are sure that the property is earn.
ing good income. l know what these
two companies are earning, and am con-
tented to keep my stocks. Money is
abundant on good dividend paying secur-
titles was offered large block Of money
to-day, foreign money, but had no use
for it, and was Obliged 70 refuse It. l am
inclined to think We shall be importing
gold soon, for money in England is very
cheap, and will seek investment in good
securities here"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-03

II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOO
n sale full stock Of every variety asd styh
Of psrlsr. diaiag ssoa and Kitchen furniture
Ls~istor I. +. Nav LIST 1879. III.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-01-12
Be,o Method of Treating MIR.

A new method of treating milk has
been introduced in some of the Yer
mont diaries, which is attracting con-
siderable attention. The milk is put
into several horizontal cylinders of
iron, around which steam is turned
until the milk is raised to a tempera-
ture of 105 degrees. The steam is
then turned off. and cold water is in
troduced, which brings the milk down
to a temperature Of forty degrees,
which requires about four hours time,
at which point the milk will have de-
creased in volume eight-and-a-half
gallons to every thousand pounds of
milk. At the same time the cooling
process is begun air-pumps, connected
with the milk cylinders, are set in
motion, exhausting the air till the
guage shows a pressure of thirteen
pounds, when the operation ceases, and
the milk rests in the the re-
naming part of the twenty-four hours.
The benefit claimed to be derived from
the vacuum is the freeing of the milk
from offensive odors and destructive
germs, and the securing of a more
rapid and perfect separation of the
cream by the removal of the pressure
of the atmosphere. AT the end of
twenty-four hours the milk is drawn
away from the cream into a vat for
making cheese, and is treated as in the
ordinary 'acid process" Meantime
the cream is churned sweet and the
buttermilk added to the SKINNED milk
for the cheese. The cream is churned
at fifty-eight degrees, sailed an ounce
to the pound, stands twenty-four hours,
and is then reworked and packed
The butter is colored, the butter maker
remarking that .'the cream being
raised in the dark made coloring neces-
sary." BY this method they secure
from the same 100 pounds of milk,
four and one-half pounds of butter
and nine and one-half pounds of
cheese. Some analysis Of Professor
sabin, of the University of Vermont
and Agricultural College. show a re-
markable separation of cream, only
ne and a half per cent of fat remain
ing in the skim milk.