The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-29
OF SPECIAL INTEREST.

w AoSOhoAA 10 RASnAA ASA VI
Down East florists get So an ounce for
yerbena seeds.
California grapes are selling at 40 cents
pound IN New York.
Wolves are doing considerable in. the
pork business in Kansas.
Nearly all OF the Minnesota wheat
tests sixty pounds per Dushel.
The decline in cereals has hurt some
New York spectators heavily.
The bountiful crops will figure in ev-
cry Thanksgiving proclamation.
Wheat averages about thirty-two
| bushels to an acre in Minnesota.
The good gifts of earth" will burst
lots Of Western granaries this year.
Two brawny misses at Stamford, Ct,
sculled half mile in five minutes.
| A kiln for the manufac ure Of clay
pipes is being constructed In Trenton.
A farmer residing near Edinburgh.
KY, has foul-year-olu cow win i've
| legs.
The "largest sugar mill ever made"
is nearly finished at Ansonla, Ct., for
| Cuba.
| California expects to squeeze eight
million gallons Of wine ilOm ner vlne-
yards this year.
Wax dropped on shawl, table cover,
or cloth dress, is easily discharged by
applying spiEts OF wine.
Essence Of lemon will remove grease,
uuI Will Make spot Itself III a lew days,
unless the essence ia pure.
Cloves are unopened flowers OF small
evergreen tree, that resemble in ap.
pearance the laurel or the bay.
Don,t DRINK loror o,d -.
mplnus for dn-sorI i,itb|nt o"s ""1el-
luAt the neiphborinG uortnr !. al h's,So . 81
tr,.o D,t.-..
ne noGneStet democrat man eX'
Grams: UFe us lne uollals OF anybody
S-..,,,'-S No-As P"' '1o u'"i
TpH VI pleeet teu iuits' ny wash
hnS ~ iuNeN" IN "ateI Win ufy cioLh
anu pressing Cue spoI peIM eeA TWO lO.Q >
VI cl0"n Alheh'
The sel!-raking reaper gathered In
= twenty-Lnree raL,Iesnakes, nineteen gar.
ter snakes and one blue racer in cuItIuu
shdlI Ie.o Oh oats IN New Carlisle
Lnui"h"'
, The aggregate area of land cultivated
with toU4cco III The German Empir,
June 80, 1915, is stated to nave been
about nlLy-4uur thousand Eugllsh acre,
Ine annual product Is esImALen All
about &9,UU0,0OO.
Ink spots are removed by annIvins
salts OI lemon, a few urops OF hol wnt.s
being poured On immediately aiter.
warus. BY the same process, iron
mould in linen or calico may be remoyeL
dipping Immediately in c,Id wafer +,
prevent injury w the fau,ic.
p.r,ias en,l,ood
hoaT a,,trIr hsu IN the manufacture O
examine tue prosn4ots inr enI%.'tisa l,'tnU " !,
= 1t IN That STATE. Tne recent s,1nti,v ~
ered by the Stale ia somptnInr ~ n,
object, and the IeaIin, nvrIcn1tnr,s,
. are SAID TO be ANXIOUS to trS tt,s SVn.sr' :"
ment.
e rA, ~ n.,.
, rIr-.,,o,', 80, o'no'n", III DahoIi
h'tOo 10 ne-Ni'u "s ialSe as me EN-
, of the one million lhree hunlreI ,hNU
sand aces U, land in IL is of tns tin1S
l quality. and the poDulaliun nt mo ontIr
1 county Is less t1an Two thofsand tiv
e hundred,
= E.rit s,.o,, on, ,,,, r
'a t,st'pII",''d ~ Ho'ou 'on "hAI
u htariue ~ lo", ~" ttt',,, py sne use
e soaping the artIcle tLen tnllr1 ~. ~ Sn
win a hair-pencll or leather ninnen :
the chloride, dipping il itlmlnediAieIy inf
l. vold water, TO prey.nL toe lexL,,ra Of I'm
n article beiug injured.
cno,s, 90, ,,o, ...
y m ItarisI. ~ tasI cH' r2n ~ "oo'e
III llasfns nur,+ad hu,IUaI,s i %osol zen
o llwon contnn,,n Sow 'ISou' an
" no sHnI xhan r' d., Wn",, ~ "ppideu
10, ,,.t n'.o I,,'i Hon 'he Nolo'
- lz.d potter's s-clay, laid iu a luter oyt
'o tue spot, and press it with A very LI
10 iron.
H. rp rr;.z
: Gan 00o 0no unrth "t H., @ "un 'n u".i ;'. !
'm ''r~vnT "'nrassn. nr "e'np ttnu J. a u
II l'n'n~ mo rost nt MarvSst e,0""liJ ua,n4'
ann n'9,nntsoT',,i,,,r H'o'me' =. pa III
@ ~ thA - mInarn So ina, We si0"
,ncIv N,s.nn'i I,I'nus5, nImp ,l,;,sH AZ n2i
,vN;,o' A ~ Inrivao ,ha "nV tuuialla
mnith 'ue
J
10 Ior nse on tarms in t'a West II nei''',o
le 10 ,.,und n h;,a 49, ,.T