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i Uses OF CORN HUsKs. In this country
the chief industrial use Of corn husks is
to stuff mattresses. Sometimes for this
purpose they are torn into shreds by
hand with hetchel, but for large manu-
factories they are prepared by machin-
cry invented for the purpose. The Ger
mans are far ahead of the Yankees in
tilizing this material. BY means Of pro-
cesses invented in Austria some five or
six years ago about 20 per cent. Of the
weight of corn husks, may be made into
stout paper, twenty five per cent. may
be brought into a fibrous condition and
woven into cloth, and fifteen per cent.
may be separated as kind Of starchy
substance, which has been made into
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if not paid by the third Monday in April, 10Th 1852
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BEET SUGAR IN THE VISTA sugar
making company in Livingston county,
Illinois, uses about fifty tons Of beets per
day in the manufacture of the saccharine
sta, lc. The production of this kind of
sugar is now very great in many parts
of Europe and is being rapidly develop
ed in this country It is but little more
than half century ago that Napoleon
bestowed reward upon the man who
made the first sample of any account.
This sample is said to have been little
black mass of strong sugar, weighing
bout two pounds
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COMPARATIVE RICHNESS OF MILK.--It
is stated that the last half pint of milk
drawn from q cows udder has sixteen
times the quantity of cream in it than
the first one. This is one reason why the
cow milking machines are not more ex-
tensively approved. Although they may
milk very fast they do not "strip clean,
and farmers cannot afford to lose the last
half pint OF milk from each COW twice .
day. - - -
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AS IT SHOULD BE.--In one of the iris
schools at Rochester, there is teacher
f gardening. The Iowa Agricultural
College takes young ladies, and there IS
to be Professorship of Theory and
Practice of Butter mading.
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GLYcER1NE -Glycerine is the sweet,
sirupy substance obtained by subjecting
lard and tallow to the action of super
heated steam, or, in other words, Of
steam heated in a tight vessel to high
temperature. The steam causes the fat
ty acids to separate from the glycerine.
This last, besides being used in the
manufacture Of nitro-glycerine, which is
as poisonous as it is explosive, may be
applied to many valuable purposes
Some Of these are very simple, and ap.
parently trivial but still worth knowing;
for instance, glycerine is one OF the best
remedies for chapped hands and crack
ed lips. 1t is also, when diluted with
water, suitable dressingssfor the hair,
being something like the "bandoline"
made from a solution Of Iceland moss,
and often used for keeping the hair in
place. GlyceEine will also soothe the
bites.of the musquito, and the sting OF
bees and wasps. 3sH
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Rock SALr.-Many persons suppose
that rock salt Is dug out of the mines in
substantially the same condition that it
is put into the market. but this is not so.
The masses of salt are broken up and
dissolved in water. The solution is then
evaporated and the salt removed as it
crystallizes. By this means, the impuri-
ties, consisting, for the most part, OF OK
ide of iron and the various earths, are
removed, and the salt is rendered fit for
use. The greatest salt mine in the world
is at Cracow, in Poland, where the i'm
pure salt is taken out in huge blocks,
broken from its place in the mine by the
use of Of wedges and sledge hammers.
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New KIND OF SoRGHUM.-A farmer
down in Connecticut claims to have dis
covered new kind Of sorghum that will
produce ten barrels of syrup and sixty
bushels of seed to the acre. Very doubt
full. When seeds ripen, the stalks Of all:
plants grow woody and dry, and why
should sorgho cane be an exception!
Sugar can be made from corn stalks
if they are cut green, put the case is
quite different when the corn cara are
ripe.
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ROMAN CEMENT.-The Ohio Farmer
says: after making common mortar,
add one of fine unslacked lime, mix,
and use at once. This is said to be the
Roman cement which resists water, and
becomes hard as iron" This, although
a very good cement, is not the Boman
cement SO called, but is q material re
Gently brought forward as the produc,
ton ar German. The true Roman ce.
ment owes it's efficacy to about twenty
per cent. Of alumina which it contains.
An artificial substitute for this is some
times made by mixing with the lime a.
bout the same proportion of caicined
clay.
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