The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

owti gauge and al lr same level. Both
,nessl,r, VIII SAP issued freely trom he
o, dee. In fifteen mnn e. one pound q:
Sfp hav'ng escaped " was iouut that BON
saaaes nad "a len quar- f,1'l II ~ feel ~ war
5t#r U.,oo ciosIig ,h~ hoir tue gauges rose
! N zen III purs 10 iis,i . xvi us level, shows
I inE hai the ,ontl.'e had re-a bSorhud ia that
"ri-i period the sap whirh tad escaped from
\ hn lt.t, n'twi'hs and,ug the enoimOis
I''rs<urr' ready EXISTING.
Asop Eek having been inserted INFO
the hoip opp.,rsfr tue sew gauge H. was
iuid ia' tht COMMUNICATING hriWren u
| and noih ~ gauges wss arrest lne' anlane-
Gus, Whlch Slows maj ne rec must hS r
been en.lre., "a vi sap the height
indicated ~ IN" Gu ANN o. mercury in The
tower z age whlch xrrfvd is pressure IN
al d'f'c i"a> as freely a. II sanding in
"sitndriesl vase as large Us h. haik o. the
rung
liz nD pr ssurr con inurd IN inrre ase un-
~. on me h u Wy, !, rrprrsru"d 8 COT
h'hh ''' wafer 81 q 'r"i ~ htlghf, WHICH Ia
"eii's'c 20 re ~ h'ghes pressu 81 vegeta
n'e zap ever at"re = ,sn.rd.
The hud& OF ht bach now began to az
r"hd NJ l'r'ssul, "I lie sep 10 d'm'ni>h
and The oeriia ionr ., Il { mercury 10 brcome
moe drc'dtd an r,griar than kti"Ie. The
ui'p gauge :easeu 3" vary Nay Il h re-
mailing ath r,ry ztrp. Fl,r lower ore
declined si1Y'y mud ed realty hut d d
no f." he ow z'ra. unit May Ii ii. On
May ~ h II Il ~, became stationary Mt ger.
he suction manii~s ri Z, he blich was
very u lie never rx'eenmg nine I. CT "f Wa
ter aud con lnued On ,rai DAYS
To d-ttim'nr = po>ssihie whethcr any
"tler '"Tce han HE VITAL ac.lun o he
r IL WAS necessary 20 plnduce he rx'rR"r-
d nary phcno NJ dtscrinrd gauge was
II ia,ti"d 10 NJ ro"l ~ black bIch Tree ~
Fpln""s: The re h,rOi III moist ground
ut the too o; he ,ou'h slope ~ a rav'ne. in
tuch - 81 uatIon that Tue earth around it
was |h"dcd by the ovrlhanging bank from
The SUP "a f"O' Was Then tot owed tr"m
the iruhk 10 he DIS ance OF ten 'eet where
II vas carefully cut off one toot below the
surface, aud pltc r. moved from hri wsrn
the cni suit The tree Tie end Oi Tie roo.
thus entirely detached from The tree, and
lying ina h"rzonaI lnsplon at the ctp'h
one toot IN he cod. damp earth. unreacned
hy the SUNSHINE. aud tor the most part uns
afitc'ed by tte temperature al the amos
pnere measured aht.ui one inch IN d,ame,tr
10 his was cnrr'u y adjusted u mrrcur al
gauge. AprIi 70 Tue pressure at once
became rv'GcnC and iose constantly WI b |
very Sigh flu 'lua' Ions untl' ~ uO"u "u The /
80 h OI Ap"It ~ had attained the unrqd.Iied |
heigh It $3.50 teet uf wastr. THIS wonderful !
sun showed thai the ansO' hing power OF
living hirch 70" irls, without The ar OF any
81 he Dnm" rous helms imposed upon iht IN |
by ingenious pint )S0phcrs. such 49, ostnoSe,
exhSia'ion. dia'a:i"n. contraction, os,ilil<
ton, capi larry &c, &c, was quile suffi-
ceut e account t''r he mOst rkstnlial of
the curious pbeLonlrna connected with the
circulation OF sap. Uninrtunatey, Ill an
attempt 10 increaie The Capacity ot HE
&"NG' W. a w 'Ht FOpi WAS UtJuTctI,
aud this most interesting experiment. :ets
minated, Their can tie lstte dputt that
future trla's, carefully conducted, w,tE suita
BILE apparatus W u achieve stitl more mar.
velOus resuns
The original ex pertinent upon the crane vine
the story Of which hap come down TO NJ through
hu'dred and al year., was repeated Nay ON, and
q pressure % 50 iret Of water war obtained MAJ
oath. This IL TX aud half feet hig Ter thar was
observed by tales
The peculiar features of the pressure OF the vine
zap are ls lsteness in the season rs apparen,
Independence OF the weather: it, Uniform and mod
crate rise day and night 10 iiH maximum its very
gradual decline T. zero. without any marked osetl
lations and its Constant and almo-t unvarying
Nuc'f'n OF 40 t" feet Of water, man lesled rom
Jnnc Goth to Jdly. 10Th, when the observation
ceased
Prot A. Preniss. cG Cornell University states
'hat he hss found III Brazil certain trees which
dnring the dry season when trsnpiratinH from the
Foliage Is very great, would ouch in air Into
wound mad in the trunk by the stroke of an axe
70 iorcibly as to cause sound, amounting TO q
groan
TO CLEANSE TAINTED BARRELS Use the bar
reiS tor sctldng tubr, putting ia two quarts III /
WOO ashe', o. MAO 6 for each hog that IL scalded
~ the SrtCipS OF a We.tsro v,rtcnnr M =, ala