Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-04
TiuluaLzc Inflammation.

One gallon Of white paint will cover
.orty-four yards.
Sixty years ago the fastest horses only
made a mile in three minutes.
The new Mormon temple in Salt Lake
now being built of granite. will cost five
million dollars.
The horse will eat ten hours ont OF every
twelve: and the hog never knows what il
is not to be hungry.
Postal cards are consumed in the United
States at the rate Of 2l5,000.O00 per year
The increase is steady.
4 few drops Of elyccrinc in bottle OF
mucilage will cause the mucilage to adhere
to glass when used upon labels.
The wild turkey can run faster than lie
can fly. and any man who is a good walk
er can tire deer out in twenty four
hours.
The spider is the only creature that
catches Its food in Il trap: and sheep will
live without water longer than any other
domestic animal.
Tho fox is the hardest animal to catch
in q trap and a muskrat the easiest: and
the meadow lark is the slyest of All the
birds in the air.
The art of cutting and polishing dia-
mond, has been introduced into this colin-
try. and is successfully practiced by young
women in Boston.
1t is strange TO think that. fifty years
ago. we had no gas. 70 lucifcr matches. no
ocean steamers. no railroads. no horse
cars. no telegraph, no postage stamps, n"
chlorotorm. no sewing machines. 10 Pho
.---~;,l.-- ..l-ihe.,a- 80 i''"" "asrnph
no tomatoes. What may not be expected
fifty years hence:
Prof Newcomb SAYS: $50 small is the
earth compared with the celestial spaces.
that if one should shut his eyes and fire at
random in the air the chances of bringin"
down a bird would be better than that Of
comet of any kind striking the earth"
The courts have decided that no person
has a right to leave Il horse or team stand
ing in the streets without control Of some
kind. and that when damage TO person or
property rcS,,,.s from such negligence the
owner of such horse or team is liable tor
damages.
Sound sleep is essential to good health.
1t is impossible to restore and recilpcrate
the system. exhausted by labor and activi- !
y. without perfect repose. Sleep has Il
good deal to do with the disposition and
cmpcr. a sound sleeper is seldom unduly |
disturbed by tlillcs. wllilca wakcfill, rest
ess person is apt to be irritable.
Never use anything but light blankets as
covering for the sick. The heavy i'm
previous cotton counterpane is bad. for the
eason that it keeps in cXlalations from
he pores Of the sick person. while the
lankets allow them to pass through.
Weak persons are invariably distressed by
great weight of bed clothes. which often
revents their getting any Eound sleep
'hatever.
CHICAGO. May %, 1873.
How are photographs that are put be-
vcen glasses colored. tor they do not ap- :
ear to be painted: y man asks So for ,,
aching the art. J.. 5. Il.
Ans.cer.-Take a strongly printed photo
raph on paper. and saturate it from the
sck with a rag dipped in castor oil. Care !;
lily rub off all excess from the surface {
ter obtaining thorough transparency.
AXE a piece Of glass an inch larger all
ound than the print. pour upon it dilute
latin. and then squeeze" the print and
ass together. Allow il TO dry, and then
)rk in artists OIL colors from the back
til you get the proper effect from the
mt. Both landscapes and portraits can
effectively cOlored by the above method
thout any great skill being required.