The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
Preventing Suffocation by SNAKE.

I viii! give some suggestions for
the prevent ton of sutfocation by
smoke. \ pillow case, well s,tu:st-
el with w;ttc., AMI having small
hole torn in It to look through, p! ,c-
ell loosely cue" the head, Will .bc
found IN admirable impromptu re-
spirator in the dense..t smoke. lam
Indebted 10: the ile. to Vice Al
mirai birmingham, who told me
how. w:len he commanded the Cum
h.i.lse training ship ii Plymouth,
he made his ii:>t eNoe. linen. with
tii> pillow ease respirator. he had
II lbs. Of loose powder exploded in
a confined part of the shi ,, which,
although screened off with f.
nought, emittel so dense a smoke
that those outside had to lie down
on the deck. \ common pillow
case, With 4 small hole, was pl ,cel
Owe: the head Of mn, who, with
the hos" iii hand, went inSi.lc and
remained ten minutes, when, t, as
sure his f.ien!s outsi le Of his safety,
re sang comic song.-. Corr. !oa-
don iilnes.
During NJ. Moo,.y.s l.,st services
in Boston he was one ,!sv seen W ak
ing BY the new anl maraitt.cen,
Trinity Church. He p.usc>l :. nom
eat, anl p:.. his hand upon tt,e ,locr-
knob as to en:e:. The rc:.o.., Rev.
Phillips Books. cl: III, ia- 10 sec tii;s.
and knowing N. Mooiy, Went up
to i.i, and p !itelv Off ed 20 show
him the mt s:io:. They cntc-cl.
After walk .n.s siowl: H., the 81 les,
and noting tie v.r;ous beavties Of
the eliiirc, they came to TO tle mug
niti"ent c!n.ncel, the largest an,l flu
est in the tni;ei States. .sf;e.' V, IT.
questions aLa answers in reference
to lis arrangements and a.llps :t;on>
to worship, NJ. Brooks sail, "M-.
Moody. 10 YOU keep the run Of your
con, crts?"
'.So.r. of them -t',ose that are
speeia y wo.t y Of re ,;embernce.
VI hy:"
"Do YOU you remember bright
yonng man Of the name Of say
S:mp on?''
"C>rt ,iniv.'
"Well, l think you had better l. OK
after him little; he's getting into
bal ways-to uu.h, snl it is notice.
able for his enormous self. onscious
ness"
80, that's nothing" replied NJ.
Moo j.: sstilat don't trouble me;
tta:'.; Bostoa.'"
Three Pounds and Two Ounces Of Bat.
ter Day.
This Jersy COW, recently alluded
to in the .Journ Il as the one fo- whom
her ownor had been offered and re-
fusel $1,000, is the finest specimen
of the hreel of which We have any
acc edited re ,ord. She is five years
old. She calvcd last NJ .rch, and in
ten d,ys thereafter, being tested, it
was found that she was m liking tn zee
pounds and two ounces of butter per
dly. She averaged thenty pounds
per week for three months, and in
August last made eighteen pounds
per week. She has the following
record for 1875: Though NJ rch,
! l93 lbs. per week; in June, ls lbs.
per week; in September, IA lbs. per
week, and in December, l ID. per
day, and due to calve in about two
months. Five qu,rts of her milk
made pound of butter all.througt
the summer, and in December fouz
qu,rts only are required.Her feed in
summer is common pasture, with an
addition of two quarts Of shorts pc,
day. If "beautyis what beauty does,
she is well named "Jersey Belle, .
and no wonder that her owner, Mr.
Chas. 0. Films, of Scituata, N lss
refuses to part with her at any price
proposing to keep her as long as he
or she lives.-.N National Live Stool
Journal.