Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-02

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THE TALLow TREE.-The tallow
tree of China,w which gives rise to vast
trade in the northern parts Of:hat en-
pirc, has been introduced into In-
dia. 1t grows with great luxurance
in the Dihocns andin the Kotistan of
the northwestern provinces and the
Puniab, and now there are tens
ofthousands of trees in tho Govern
ment plantations Kowlagh:r, Hawul
Baugh and Agar TolIe, from which
tons of seeds are available for distri-
button. DR.. Jameson prepared from
the seed one hundred pounds oftal-
low, and forwarded fifty pounds to
the Punjab railway, in order to to
have its properties as Il lubricator for
railway machinery tested. For burn
ing the tallow is excellent; it gives a
clear, bright, inodorous flame, and is
without smoke. The tree fruits
abundantly both in the Dhoons and
plains, and grows with great rapidity.
Many trees raised from seeds intro
duced eight years ago, being now six
feet in circumference at three feet
from the ground. The timber is
white and close grained, and well fit
ted for printing blocks. The leaves,
too, are valuable as dye.
FRIGHTENED SNAKE.-Two young
Nimrods, seeking what they m; ght
shoot in shape Of birds Of prey, es-
pied a woodpecker just making his
entrance into sassafras stump at a
point some twenty-five feet from the
ground. Not being quick enough
to "bring him down" with powder
and shot, one of the hunters pro.
posed bringing him down by climb
ing to his retreat. He had assembled
to within few feet of the nest, when,
to his infinite amusement, black
snake that had taken up his abode in
the same tree, projected his head and
forkcd tong almost in the climbers
face. There was "sudden gone
ness" not only about the stomach,
but in ever limb of tho aspirant,
when his downward tendency was
truly alarming. But the earth was
soft and with returning breath came
consciousness. To his companions
enquiry it he was much hurt, he re-
piled. don't be alarmed, Tn all right;
hut ifyou want to see a scared snake,
Just climb up into that tree about
twenty feet.
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been made In Kansas, surprising in
richness and extent anything of the
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