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Democratic messenger., 1889-05-04
Order Nisi.
l.. lmo.cnc Conner
IerSUS

Levin u. conner.
In the Circuit Court fni Worcester conn.
~. In Equity, No. 1907, March Term,
lSS9. To wii-April 18th. lsSo.
nRDERED, that the sale made and re-
~ ported by Clayton !. Purncll, Trus-
tee for the sale of the real estate in the
above proceedings mentioned. he ratified
and confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof he shown ON or before the 18th
day Of May next. provided u copy Of this
order hc inserted in some newspaper print
ed in Worcester county. once in each oi
three successive weeks before the 18th day
of May. III the year eighteen hundred and
ci.h,yninc.
The report states the amount OF sales to
bc Sa5000.
JouS VI. Richardson. Clerk.
True copy,
Test: jomN NJ RICHARDSON, Clerk.
aul aO.n
Democratic messenger., 1889-05-04
Terms of Sale.

Ten per cent. of the pnrchasc-moncy
will be required in cash ON the day OF sale
and the remainder thereof To be paid in
two equal annual insialmcn,s from the
day Of sale, the whole to bear interest
from the day OF sale and tho payment
thereof To he secured hy the bonds of the
purchasers with surciics to he approved
by the Trustee.
OLIVER u. COLLINS,
apl s0.tC Permancn, Trustee
Democratic messenger., 1889-05-04

puic the center Of gravity Of all the new
guns so as TO determine where TO place
the trunnions.
Superintendent Of Census, Robert p Por-
ter chatted for awhile few days ago witt,
your correspondent ut the White House.
The busy editor was full of enthusiasm. and
is making all the necessary preparations
for counting the noses Of those who re.
side upon the territory of the greatest
republic the world ever saw. Il have put
n couple of clerks To work." said he, just
to start the machine. They were trans.
fcrred from other departments at my re.
quest. No. haven't hcen able to find n
suitable building yet, but expect to In
the course Of month or so. l..
Democratic messenger., 1889-05-04
Strawbridge & Clothier,
PHILADELPHIA.
Words to the Public.


he This
all Mercantile
small notions the with millions
of business The large "u The have mostly lnri
stationery especially of
houses of Boston aud New York Int applies We
tendency, hut I deal nl ~ uGn
While dsirHp . patrons q
well has Judgment
on
si
Of
be- rendered
aqurmn of nl facilities for lis transactions and that the business
all a Il favong
Bclicy
possible well ly seeking their much
field
imperative demanded The justified Judgment
dcrinc impossible add l desired
In
Trdy devoted the sale Dry Goods retail than
ho which We have knowledge anywhere there t.
standing has enlargement;
which II y would unless
ad, business This apprehension which haelarce
has ri believe. u nny
We address million
We
them striving still
io
rendered special business, only
hoped patronage
people doing 10
is claim rendered
llry Goods business in the Of 1889
Democratic messenger., 1889-05-04
It is Here.

IC 10 H6F6.
Sweet May has come,
The bees now hum,
And the small boy hankers for early fruit
The skies are bluer,
The gales are fewer,
And the ,lamsel is trimming her bathing
suit.
The weather fair is,
And warm the air is,
And the oriole In the orchard sings;
And hearts are lighter,
And life Is brighter.
For house clcaning's over again, by jings
Democratic messenger., 1889-05-04
Notice to Creditors.

THE creditors OF Isaac W. Shncklcy
are hereby notified thai the said Shocklcy
has applied Ia the Circuit Court for Wnr.
ces,rr county for the benefit uf the lmsol.
vent Laws OF the State Of Maryland, aud
that proceedings in Insolvency IN rrla.
tion in his estate are now pending and
that The creditors OF the said Sh.rhlcy are
requested 20 appear nj the Court House
in Snow llill. Md. in the county nf Wnr.
ccsicr, aud State of Maryland, on the 10Th
DAY OF MAY, lssa. at . o'clock \. NJ,
Ia choose Permanent Trustee for the
estate oi the said Isaac w Shockley.
SAMUEL II. TOWNSEND.
Preliminary Trustee.
Democratic messenger., 1889-05-04
Take a View

or LIKES BERWANGER & CO.'S CUTTING ROOM
and factories and be convinced that they the largest
clothing manufacturers for the retail trade south Of Phade
pha hence sell production solely. In dealing
with you have all the advantages that be offered We
buy entirely for cash You save the first profits Wehande
shoddy goods and employ the best skill to
produce work Our system Of ONE PRICE and that is
guaranteed be the lowest and stake wcearned
reputation goods. you in need OF Mems Youths
Boys Chdrens clothing these few convincing arguments
you should always bear in mind and therefore, examine
large stock before purchasing
Democratic messenger., 1889-05-04
MUST BE SOLD.

one hundred 0nd FUfy Pieces 0 onr .Lrnnste''
carpets 0fcred al the tar price W $IIO per- y0ri.
These carpets are n 0nr arm m0""I0cu'c "nd taken
fjOm tie $ IJO stack. He Hccd TIE 0nd therefore
are WHHnG to m0he tie mciffcc. .Ifnc Hne W ItW0n$
at tc0Tcp0ndinoiy lar ruteS "iSO aroc nnn,bcr 1
patterns o MeJuinS, Cofton Ch0iH u ooi FWHng. at 80
CE.NTSpcr yard. COme carlD ond make yonr Sclcc-
Democratic messenger., 1889-05-04
Desirable Residence
IN BERLIN
AT PRIVATE SALE,

In consequence Of removal from the
county. | will sell on favorable terms my
House and Lot on Maine street ncTlin. up.
posiie the ". y. Church. The location is
one of The most desirable in the town.
the House commotlinus aud In excellent
repair The Lo, consists of n finely shaded
lawn. a small grass lot and an excellent
garden. For terms apply an the premises
or by letter tn Mrs. y. l. BOWEN.
Apl eau. Berlin. Md.
Democratic messenger., 1889-05-04
Order Nisi.

In the Orphans Court for Worcester
county. April Term, 1889, to wit-April
23d. 1SS9.
IT is this day ordered by the Orphans
Court for Worcester county, that the re-.
port of sales of real estate made hy Geo.
VI. Upshur and George l.. Barnes. Admin
istraiors e. t. a.. of George W. Barnes, late
of Worcester county. deceased, he. and
the same is hereby ratified aud confirmed
unless cause To- the contrary hc shown by
exceptions filed on or before the llih day
oi June. lss9 provided copy of this or.
der bc published in some newspaper print.
cd in Worcester county once week toI
three successive weeks before the Sth day
of June, iSS9.
The report states the amount of sales ia
be- $SlO.OO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

words 20 supreme that her cheeks butned
in memory Of them al the day thereafter.
Her elderly lover With the cold orb bad
supposed Drexel TO be . lounging dect hand.
After those words % espionage could
haye prevented their evening tryst
The Fates were propiiious. too. for Mss
Rosamond had . nervous heedsche and
went early to bed. Mrs.. Winterned's sen
sibilities were 50 harried BY the continuous
blowing Of the fogsignal-which music
had been going on since three in the after
noon-that she too was forced % seek heR
state-room.
She ordered Clarice not TO set footon deck
that evening. Stay in b csbin and en-
terrain Mr.. Cumberland" she xsid.
"Very WE'LL" demurely. She knew Mr..
Cumberland DIS neuralgia had driven him into
retirement long ago.
At ten o'c,ock. whertse Captain began his
watch, two mufied figures were there be.
fore him. The coal at the end OF . cigar be
trayed the sex OF one. and . dim pennon Of
. vail that Of the other.
The weather vs. very thick, they were
evidently the only romantic passengers on
board. The man said, tits only the Captain
-he won't hear"
'.But Paul. that SEEM dreadful ! cant
do that"
.Y e.. you can. Dreadful Dreadful 70
60 with me! You just now said you would
give all the world to 80 with me-"
"Yes-yes. But II seems unRratefuL.
They have meant to % kind TO me-"
kind. They would marry you 70 that
deaths head-that old mausoleum. DO
you call that kindnessf'
.'They can't make me marry himr'
''They will make you marry him. They
would drive me away. They spurn, scoru
me. have nothing in my pockets except
my bare ha nds when the weather Is frosty.
I have no shelter for yOu-except these
arms"
In the gho silly haze that e~nshrouded them
he demonstrated that the arms were fully
capable Of encirc!ing her.
go, Paul."
will your
"'How did you say we should do"
The boat arrives ut or before five In the
morning. Few will go ashore until. broad
daylight. Some OF the humber passs myers
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

~eas:by eAs ~ .sss osrssssy
r-ssa~ecs r~e~s;sy h~osas sssssssse&
vfsA h SD s~ssrass@ - ssrs
ssn4A~r So - .ssers<<~@ . s~d ss~s~
se~si sassozs kw HIS S>srysvssss
spv~s, ss aAvsssse 10 s~ sssssss ~
sss N eoe~~uI ~ sSss~o. s~ssssg -.
eAas<r =. sevsJ - Ats -. IL . 80
Ss,s sAs s-sa~ass AsSs~s< "a -
IL sassr1~S~ss 80 s~~~~S sfsA
Is s~rSsss ~ 90 sasss sAss& ~
hss vsss go sssss ead16d - -
tua vAns NJ ssss~s $50 ss~T vuzA
euzsss 3 e escs. 50 - ssss - -
~Asaesss 80 sz@ As sAAs
- plsc~ - - sSs~fA~S vs @sA
49, - BE x~s&rsA SD - wss4
pur~nnRn Tse seeSs sssvs ss*s .
hz9A - kS hS& sAsz b - -
ersVekDa - Azs~0n Apz@ S&w~ - 49,
- iSssas H. rsA tss sss~~ss~
~pss sg1ss- e.zssss-s er~< - ~xrSay
so~ 4.wxxisss sz~xM ~~b
hss~ ST.. So br~a~ &ss -3s 4
ps~Ea:ss VEL nnss - ~ - ~
atsw1<dng - &spa~A ~. ~
c~uss JUWo16s eA - 1n0~
- AsD H00 - 80 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
RINGS OF II. ce,r.
''""'." ., .s 80 =

T~.t,sas.ns Tia, Are So 4 ss Sssss NJ
M,.s"''"". I'D go
j. madamoi-rll- trpuo s~raasse tbs
opal 10 restored by g. 20 high
'avore Surely not; Tor 90 .ass nos
di-crsiii ali the III ,ha, ~ 49,
heard ~ thu. wonderful - IN
hear; of IRE. tn. true lcsN shs
opal i not tina, 1T bring. M go q.
but tha. IN. po.-.s-or ~ u i. ~ A
alike of God and man. ~ ~
wear your of,a! ia contcnt. and Aa)o
IL. soft beauty With all your hrsrAsoSu
that u will bring you nothing entNsV
pinc-s. An opal tina; 4. rar"r ihauNas
,ire opal 10 the blu. opal Iht. hsAa
siiv.ry. blu. charm la Ia Ularrsinne
depths. which shades - gi~auiRI gold
and tho soft opacity ~ tho p~srl iiea,
and cold s.ssfn- So eject this geus b
blu~ wiil De- most lui.usp iu = warm
atmosphere. white in = colder tsmF~Fa-
,ura IL ell ~ n. .o';lY sAyery almost
n. the moonstone
Bat With nil The bril- .ast gems she
nus, no, oscrio-ss a.s n.H1nstaa0. The
magic .ion" that brings sassi iafS to
it, p-ps~.-or. The iaiisinas that haiGsaF
misfortune. II may ~; rvpro~"si =,
much ia snlur ~ The other riags. hsi
n IL one - the most important 81 az.
or. AZ least she raa.t lmsrtas A. ~
she will no; ~ sa.+s N 'hr
49, A 40 - ~aswz@.r@a
sh. ms., have uas o'Asr s'"ss
for luck. 49, in rag IRA:
should n.re- leave be- finger Tbs
ring should hold the E~n 'sA; 'sles -
r-~pr--a.. she non;h 20 h~s bltA
rhi.. lis. ,hs usossus;ans. is .slisgsas
n abe 10 bora Ia JssssFr. abe mssI
scar garne. ~ In FshrssrT, sassiAyE-
= In Ms--h bloojsson~ u sss - =.
April child. the sapphire 10 h~rs tat
shs ~o,ea-i her eyes in sssliias MAJ.
che may riairs ~ ss-ssss Tor isA'T
June the emerald !. The iyp~s Jsiy -
controlled sy .hs ssrioSrs. As sss %
the carnslia.. - p.esns~r ~ ~ ehrJ.
saate, sA-.Ss~r oJ sAa bsryL Sssess-~s
~ Ia. snp.x. While Isea-@s~ss ssiIS
ma, veas The rssy. A. 'r 's- 81.
dag. that "a, f.ii On To- ssIE ~ tie
vear-r. u 10 sos A.- .h@ Aas !. sss
shss en-. las. vhen y ,rss 20 P-1ga
sias~ sa.s sith Der .ssssz&as I<s -
hop sAaa sAs nap - s~ue~sfs- ss4
shss With ss~ nssessos~ nap er1~
Rund so~fsne. With sA- syssi h~appaasss.
9TH h-s bsrsh4ay s.oss osas~s. SD
With then 81 . happy sss- sss~s
sesoes "a her erxss xisls@&~SsssS
ArraA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

III y aasoytag - . fAsD0 vhe
keeps his faFD fee a ves1s - have
his neighboo' lelds covered v3sA ~
psssA Te sseAs Of oAsy veeds -
carried quite . aisensce - Ne vfsAA.
al asy segiig-nes - ~ Dars u 90
far11R b . oo@Dssisy ~ e3zss
much u,sse..asy lsSoe - I'll q -
sshen FsrDw 60 ee-eSsssss - -
hesAsr sAva.saee tAas takssp1ag dsvn
vss1A - b VIA sssa ~sAso -
@VaSy 00e 80 - rsaDvo - ves4s
fNa - - e - vbo on -
- himA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

"whils you are WORKING yourself into IN
eloquent temper. Paul. you might say all
you have TO say about-the plan. 40 tell
me. It may BE- our last chance. I'm all
s-trembie."
I'm too polite to interrupt you"
'N0nsense. Paul. II you tease ne I shall
60 and talk 70 the Captain"
"well, listen then" in . halt whisper.
'for you need % get every detail But
Ciarice. please don't seem TO be 20 in earn
est Laugh, % people will think we're
chamul..
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
UNNECESSARY WORK.
&c Can bs Avoided by sysseSss'isis9
House ss.s kItrhea ISasies.

&c Can bs Avoided by s,isis9
House ss.s k'tenss I,ssie..
The amount OF unnecessary cx.rtlon
given in this country 10 I'll. REQ
pli-hmsnt of any task has icng beer .
subject Of comment among wis. mon.
Individual. 40 seldom choosst the quiet.
systematic way. allowing each detail
~ their task Ia follow the other 10
regular order ill every thing IL done.
In no pisc. i. want Of system - .orrly
felt a. in the household. The ~crra,Is
h~ousckc.pcr IL responsible for more
han hall the ilis usually attributed 20
unframed servants Ia. o.: thai; s.rv.
,n,s in ihi. country are sadly uo-
trained Is n reflection against their
m~istr--sc-. II requires q large rnouB
o! patience Ia take . green girl and
train her ~ the work Of . refined
household. The reason 80 many girls
give up their work In anger
~ . hopeless task 10 that
they IN TAUGHT without, s.s,em &c
go from one thing 10 as"sher.
and can never feel that the usks Of
the day have beea rounded each "a
completeness The worker uho docs
no; feel some pleasure in . suce-s~
ful accomplishment Of ~~eli-d0es
work must hav. . .ov. bru'isa ns-
sure. Il II the Unnecessary steps tho
girl takes ususliy thai wear bet. and
thee the careful hOus>ksepss alssys
seeks to ave her from Cs~suc.a~;
people are osscn very obstinate. but II
they are oacr shown az made 10 cum
prehend syss~m BY which all their
work caa be done in order and tine
saved for themseives. they siIi usually
prefer H. u iscsrtaia that In method
icai households tAs ervans Hssally
remain logger asd sasrs 10 kss Co.'S
plaist than in essy going hons sh~r<
rules and hour asv scornsd- In oss
house the s>rvass ksoss every hour 81
TIE dag ~Ass II exp~caed Il h>~. ners
y bss ssigAs variasioa 10 sAs zen
eruo vssk - vsek. The orvaas's
ine - Asesslf oAy - iiaia~d. sss 80
10 always ssss 81 tAsa uoA u 10 10
saksa fFvo ~ - trivial p~r~sesss.
vhtss shs n ~ sxra kssss ss veii
shai so aSpsaa - ssssi1e The silssse<
sssks yin - q - svail Ts~r~ 80
Sss hossskssps0 vAe 90 81 rem>o-
bsr ksseAsss vhsrs - iAsIs sS~sss ~
vevk 80 6Ds. yea ssesy ~ 80 s~
s~es - . hsryv. r1sAisg -sAsts>s -
yos.~ 80 tie s0ks - - 4sy s~0a
- ~ soecver usAsse. sd SeAey ~hSs
- t8me4o soosss at ua~t 80 -
esopsssA>d - ~ sos szas-s -
had. go sae kfsrA~s 49, G~ssiy.
- lne Qsies 0aaserS - shs sRxees
hr1sy esve ss11 ~ vkss ~ hasAg
dssa q fhes~ - sxsrs o~<1- e -
arvfssiy paaAss6 o. - ~rde-a -
ShotAensa eAek bth~xU aay ss0nD
49, . S1s4 tntssa - IL @ey Usy 0s
eyuos0aeke AenasAn11 $500 - ppsfhs
4 - shDafap6w - 1ru4"
AA-G 7 1511~
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
eAaM A,so r,aGssoG.

v0WW SvSO
-wh>s The hoes sAtss - sO1e Do
Srs a ssamel~A do 90 whip him
Helm him o ssand. ssd show HIN tho
eo,iy cf HE fear.
-rsrisx ~.l Or ssil - . ssumpsve4
ucssiss 10 cscs vssek. vsii esuN's
gradual rossias. II II said thai s'rsns
. iar.- hole In he sssmp and hilins !:
With suipAarsc scid cuts the ahsr and
causes decay.
by pulling up Tho eabhasc stake
ssorias ~vsy aad then srssiaS ~
sfss sp~ias - early - The soil ss9
vodpd into = GOD ~sadissoa. ssapPo
IsfsdO srvens cas b. s~rarra esrs'"r
h~a soviaS spisAch ce dasds'soa-
CaGos Crackers Que and . hall
cp Og~r. a '~scsp use'as'rs.
Cd s-arsn sasssr. s~o large table
cpd hh Gong~r. shNs i~ssrooasals
sAa k,tvsA 10 . iissie warm sAisr;
MIX Mr. haga. rcll oas sAia. ss<e
aahsa a~y JtsssAL
-be Ns~asoat' Tho ee-umea
pipe ms< esi 10 s~d ser il TAss 10
ar~s boiled ~ - sp ADD .sr~csi IN
srcsn sss~aA u 10 sss aa~se-a 'hh
whole. when Rcsssa b. .prrsa 90 y
sss dssh md unsv sss-ss tcsr
ovsr' The disA ~ rrai.hsa Ola
pl~ses Of snasa Me- Hss4L
-Ex. H>.As H. s-rasy~aatais &
milk and . ps.ssh 49, n sash all.
hsssrs egs so c.ea &Psxpai suss>
eapfai aseasppA. cel ha yss@s~-N
and eas ssAssr'sl Of chs ~ Ausa aasss
Of any sort .rcasea - isss.hl'
With meat ~drsppasss ssa U1rsosaans
ly until ~elhhcsssi ,sr-xA
"A horse that .s sa,nraifN t~s~
ea. uaay be aasie co.arlis 4
" h~ efssn receive. bias. the a
them IL arFersnss.s sad aay uaHoAa
noiss 10 .snsxssea Ia h- . sssnssg -
the escape srcsn ~hss.s h "a unssssN1k
liable smpaisr rl,s .saa sh. sh>.soes
his her--. !. eh~a rssasissi ny ne 5
destruction az his prey--vsy sad ssisry I
Ia hinascis. the -rsost at russsssss
-Saisd s-rdaias shosss s- ssps
sArcagh the dsg svsy fcss shs ssAli.
II piled under The mAngrr.. tAe hass~s
are compelled so breathe ths ea~aslss
e-ioe.. vhleh sF. lsyart.
oss Ia their .s~.s Iaax. sari s.aeEas
health. May . h.s~e ass sssrnssl re
HABIT Of p,liiag GA III. halter ssrssgh
efforts - ses ssar frsas the sfnsii
a ~silea hrading -A.~ssess Asr..
Tho value al Glover - ss ED s~-s
IL readily s---a by st-s large r~~rsss,are
lime and pho~piso<ts ssss. az a.
vegetable kssgdesa u - the ns,~s ss~
sibls and CHEAPEST fs~s tva sita
ns-at scrsy. II sssks. . se~rsy ssasiss
sgx foesi sslphar 10 aleu- pr~>~.f. ~
well ~ .~it-~is sst ali issr~ls~ass
Ss~sc.s~ry IA the a~ras,ssa - .s .sT
b. fuussd In th~ a,ssss f.-.i. s.ai T
al ar. in such . bra - ts be ~~~.ssiy \
Toy sas digestive ssgsa If
. !osl
-n~,s ned Oyster. .s t.sssg spt-a
100 dessn large e,ssss.. ssspsas sAssa
separate from their ,asse Tass asa
ansosAiy Tho yels 81 toe ed. sta
lin,s essgrs .~~ara - sv1sr -
.asoa sh~m SM ~s
hen dip shesn ~t~ssnN &issS
ar. 81 esx and ss-ss. 49, les
Isssss~ ,.sa ssd hvvss as~ss ~ little
~rsapss truts~s. wh~s tsv~s sAss
49, eat @, shs ~ssespas ssst p-sss
he hsice NJ the .yssers lnss TIE avssssf
ssnaisiss In thr raa nies~s The
IN . Yssle aassr. saa. after stQnsssas
-vetiy Cor t~s 80 ,As.s saisa past ,
No o.esrs ssj i~s 'sesm rssassa
tasy Get thoroughly sss sh~s
ssn oaA and serve sa .llaa~ ~
- sv~sA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
LOVE Z DEATH.

they saS II our beloved dead
Should seek the Old familiar peace.
Some stfaneer Would ~ there instead.
And the1 would ind % welcome fooa
lean not ten how that mag -
In Other homes, bot tA.S I know:
Gould ny S6ss dafiing ooso % n,
That che would never God it %.
Outlines Tie 1oWes have come and opQI
Oft-cmos thO winter winds have bloWd
TAe while her peaceful rest went on.
Ard I have leoEncdto i've alone.
Have slowly lsas,sd fFom day % day
In III LIES task 70 bear NJ part:
But, whether grave o. whether gay.
hide her memory II my heart.
Fond. faithful love has blessed ny way.
And friends az round me. true and tried:
They haye their place, but hers to-day
- empty - the day she died
How would I sprtng with bssed breath,
AMI JOY too deep for word Or sign.
To take my darling home from death,
And 0oco again % call her mino.
I dare not dream b blissful dream,
II. fills my heart with wild unrest.
Where yonder cold white marble CLEANS
She sttll must slumbcr. God knows best.
Dut this I know, that those who say
Our best1beloved would find DO place.
Have never hungered every day,
Through years and years Tor one sweet face
-EUa WAeaer W1coz. n BaitasSrs A"sericos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

An~Ax~>..s:1 A. ~-n-n
Nss os.ss.sav u~sAsesss.A
n the whole AAgsof he mcchaaieal
Arts IL would b neafay imposslbae 70
Ind another procesaAs ono - samp!.
ard % oommea h principle. ard ycs
% little undcrstood In theory. a. the
hardeutng and tcmpsring Of steel. h
vas probably this fact which some
pears aeo led she Institute Of Aechass-
al Ensiseers Of Easlasd 70 place sAis
sa6ject among those 70 b specially In
vcsetga&ed b. aco0nissee u its cwn
meabsrA vho reported upon IL in due
dme. To illustrate - facss thaa -
quirs scisatidc sxplaaa>toa. ~ peo-
esss Of hardening 81 ss0pssanga esA
ohissl which = ssaally aoss = sss
operation. ny b br3soy Described.
After heating ~ point u b DIPPED b
cold water and Nm ~ eDol y has4r
eoed- After cooling. tAs smith ms
b seesl from the water a1a watches e
o. 1soly - the heat r0malaiag il The
of the metal dihases itself
r&A the hardened portion. A.
- spreads the color passss
white luster 20 . pale yellow.
toO color. 70 . brownish 0ranga.
ThANo UQint 10 dropped into water
agai0SSNfull confidence that. after
coolint '0mper will be that desired.
II the delayed the brown would
become With purple. and
would thcoA SAccvessivcly into full
purple. Ign b :. fun blue. dark blue;
and each 60 -dnld give Its own
temper upon -. 1g, as bright blue
for swords and n springs, dark
blue for saws, These arc tho
wcll-known fac1REa I'd yet their
how and ..whv" Aways becu
equally a mystery e. tho artist
and the scientist. aMaoua Il upon the
correct solution of iAosDs ,hlesn de-
ponds SD irnpor;an, a m $500 . knowl-
oige OF how best % r.sSAA1 I Judi
cious compromises which 49, blcud
she maximum Of hardness I'D Z ugh
ness. Now, either can b. proom 1 ~
pleasure, as the colder In. Ne
harder tho steel. AMI the slowcp (oo n
oil) the tougher; bu, ex,rcm. hau1nA
il produced at the strength ~ Tome.
and rice r,rsa. The committed. o.
clusion was suggested by Ellison. ~,
pcrimen,s upon wire. which h. ms.lol
public In 1879. These experimental
showed tina, incande.cent platinum
wire bcame covered with minut. lis
sure.. due To the expiration Of tn, %.
gases under the action Of heat.
and that when the wir, wa. cooled IN
. the assures closed. By a
succession Of h.a,inys and cpolipg,
the gases were entirely expclled. and
Tn. platinum b,.c.Iu, much harder and
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
eINcu ovgsr,on.


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