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From The SoufdeSn literary Gazette.
'PA'RENT COW HIfII2INGs49
! recently spent a. night with a.
friend, who, though doing business III
Gotham, yet, resides upon a beadti.
f,il farm, SOME twenty-five miles up
the Harlem Railway. Upon reti
ring for the hight, he told us that he
designed early next morning, TO make
an experiment IN cow-milking, with
ANEW patent apparatus. AS we
have acpenchantf for experiments, we
readily agreed tola very early call, TO
enableIus oseelthe fun. About day
light we accordingly obeyed the sum
mons oFour host, and having donned
india rubber boots,we ACCOMPANIED
him to the jtbarlryard He bore in
his hand a small box, containing the
mysterious implements of his new
domestic philosophy. Upon exami-
nation, we found them 10, consist of
slender tubes of silver, each fitted
with a silver piston and sliding rod,
and projecting an inch into a COT or
sack OF india rubber, with an elastic
band around the upper edge. .Oty,'
the Irish waiting man, now proceed
ed to attach one of these to each of
the cows teats, which he did by
slipping the projecting lube into the
miik orliice, and then drawing around
It the rubber sack. Ween this twas
done, the piston was withdrawn by
The ring attaceed, and from every
tube there Immediately flowed a full
stream of milk, which continued to
run freely, for three or four nu utes,
discharg.ng meanwhile, at least six
quarts of milk, and Notwithstanding
the uddcr. The experiment was
then repeated upon two other cows,
with like result. An old farmer, and
anegro servant f.om neighborinp
farm Witnessed the operation with
undIsguised wonder. The latter,
turned up the whites of his great
eyes, exclaimed 2-aS -
@"Golly gfaciousl only to think Of
tappin dc cows, as efyouwas tappin
cider-barrel, and running her clean
dry afore she know it," l0al E-5E
1t ras something new under the
sun, certainly, saInd justified Moses
astonlshment.e The apparatus is exs
ceedingly simple and cheap, and can
be applied in a few moments, thus
greatly expediting the process of
milking2anda yielding THE milk per-
fectyo clean. Most cassuredly, five
owned cow or cows,we should pro-
vide ourself with Knapp's curious
Patent Cow Mixers and do the
thing up secsmdem aftem. qasN 3 Y
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ANOTHER. GIRL IN Boys CLoTH-
ING'At the Providence Rail Road
Depot, this morning, "a girl about
fourteen years Of age, was taken into,
custody for being dressed in male
wearing apparel. 1t appears that,
according TO her story, she is a native
of England, where her parc,sts i've
bnt1that she has latterly resided IN
Providence. Desiring to return to
the old country, she donned a suit
belonging TO a brother Of about her
the intention OF coming TO
Boston and obtaining a berth as
cabin boy in some vessel going 10
Europe. Her dress was a frock coat,
glazed cap, vest, and striped shirt,
without neck handkerchief, Her hair
had been cut off, but it still hung
down her neck. Her voice probably
caused suspicion as to her real sex.
She was placed in the lock-ur until
a suit of female wearing apparel
could be procured, when she was
sent back to Providence. The name
she gave was Harriet Smith. gfi
Boston Traveller.
Pretty Strong Faith. Brigham
Young and two other Norman saints,
in calling the faithful to the Great
Salt Lake city, close with the fol-
lowing appeal; "Push the Saints to
I:on, and persuade allgood brefhren8
10 come, who have wheelbarow
and faith enough toroll it over the
fS
y Ihe expenses of the federal gov
ernnent, this year, will amount to
two dollars and fifty cents head for
every man woman and child in. the
United States, bond or free. That is
Just two pair Of fshoesa a pice. isa