The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-04

Inc cruBt9 were put on anu tue cuBc ScOis
oped down.
AZ Juicy pie ~ the stomach could wish.
when the oven had baked 1t all through
nice and brown.
For men must kill and women must eat,
And good chicken pie is . very good
treat
When Christmas time IL coming.
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SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTI-
CAL.
A foreign paper says: When rye IL
of good quality It certainly constitutes
an excellent food for all kinds Of stock.
Dairy COWS fed daily on Ave pounds Of
rye meal and q suficiency of cut
straw have been found to yield very
large quantities Of milk. In Holland,
which 10 fsmous for ito excellent but
ter, ryc isrA common food for mich
cows and, indeed, generally through
out northern and central Europe there
Exists as great . prejOdice In favor Of
rye q . csttls FOOD = there il . preju-
dice against it in these countries.
Every girl and boy should have the
care Of something belonging to them
to grow, or cultivate or improve.
When there i plenty Of room. Ne on q
farm. boys should own : horse, or q
COW, or have given portion Of the
garden to cnltivste. Girls .shouid be
allowed to possess . bee hive, or a GER
tain number Of hens. or fruit-bearing
vines. Something Of value that by
care and proper cultivation increases
and returns value for Itself. Chill.
dren will acquire an interest aud de-
rive . happiness from this form Of in
dustry tina. will repay the effort and
trial. ~
The Maine Farmer says: Mr..
John Murphy, Of this city..a gentle
man OF intelligence and close observa-
ton recently made to " sosne utter
esting stasements in regard = the
value Of fresh eggs in affording nour.
ishment to weak animsls. that are
worth remembering by all farmers.
He remarked that he had known a
Young colt which to ali Appearances
was nearly dead. the breath Of life be-
ing barely perceptibIe, 70 be quite in.
stanuy revived by giving it one or
two fresh eggs. The same result. in
several cases to which Ire was know
ing, have followed the administering
oil eggs to weak calves, and also TO
feeble and chilled lambs. A remedy
SO simple. SO easy at hand and SO effec-
tual In the cases mentioned-wfich
often occur with calves and lambs
should be remembered by all our read
ers.n
Field, 7hyTnna Firm gives the fol-
lowing means Of starting baIky
! 2 TakeA eeuple VI turnsT com non
y mnplhe teine. such as grocer. ese,
arsshd % pre- Leg just below Che
k,ses, AtkSsnugh l6r Ne A0rse to
feel. aud tie in bow knot. At the
first cluck he will generally go dane
ing Of. and aftsf going short dis
lance you cen get out, remove the
sting. to prevent injury to the tendon
ia your further drive. The phiIoso
ply Of the appliance is something on
the same principle is that whereof we
once read for preventing hens from
up the garden. Put gaffs
Or spurs on the hens, reversing them
instead Of the points up, have them
point downward. Then when the
hen lifts leg to scratch, 10 1t descends
lie point Of the spur catches in the
placing that foot forward the |
stroke with the other leg acts IN tie
,anie way, until the hen walks herself |
,ut Of the garden"
The operation of manufacturing for
he breakwater at Carthagena, Spain, /
he blocks of artificial stone, which
re four meters, or about four yards
ong, by one an l half meters thick,
md rs many high, Is as follows:
The cement, composed Of hydraulic
ime and sand, is mixed by steam,
~s.s7 tnlgus ID In the re.
slcn uiissS suFHe wneeis
ptacle containing the mortar. This, o
zen ready, drops into cars running G,
track, as do others with crushed "
me, to cylinders in which the whole, Il
vol living by stean are thoroughly
d densely worked together. These, J,
turn, run on another track to the ),
lids, where the blocks receive their !,
al shape. The blocks are then al !,
we'd to dry for ninety days. by which :,
le they have all the character Of :,
u stone, and are slung on chains in :.
: same way, for transportation to !,
J PORTIONS Of the wosks where they
J required.
wonder what Sir Humphrey Davy
uld have said to any one who
ked about stellar chemistry. That 70
'at man, In ridiculing the idea of
htisg fondon with gas, triumph ),
tly asked the fanatics who proposed or
III wild scheme, whether the dome -
ST. Paul's was to be the gasometer ? A,
t we cannot imagine Regent street NJ
or rather dsrkened, with
% again, and to us stellar chem b,
" has real meaning. Who will Ia
lture to bound . science which s,
ches far away into space. and with e,
srring accuracy tells ~ the compo-
on Of di6tant worlds OF distant r
u 2 What can be more homiliating r
our smsli inteliigences than the re- Ia
.tion that Q distant star will photo. a,
ph its spsctrum on sensitive sur
. with the ray OF light that .eit 1t r
On thu oldestsnan ia this room was ~
~ What would the CREST father Of &
fish chsolistry have said, had he II
ID 10 the lecture room, Of the Royal ! n
'situtioD, whore his great discover ~
, were made, and seeu the burning ~
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