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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
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III COMPANl.-Lrcati0n OF princlpsl pises
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county Nevata.
Notice 10 hereb, gwen, that ct meeting OF
the Board OF Dirctors. held on the Soth day
OF ,SsptembsY, lb7p an srsstsmen, tNo. ~ of
ave lbl cents per shars was ,evied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable
Immediately, In United stster gold coin. 70 the
Secretary, st the once OF the Company, Room
10. $40 Sansoms street. Ban Francisco CALI
fornis.
An, stock upon which this sssessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, the THIRD day o.
NOVEMBER. 1879. will be delinquent. and ID.
yertised for sale at public auction. and unless
BAY, the BkvENTEENTH day Of EOVkn.
BER, 1872, to pa, the delinquent assessment.
together with costs or advertising Q, d expenses
Of sale. By order o. the Board OF Directors.
@ II. DbLAND. Secretary.
Ofice-Room 10. $40 sansoms shest, Fan
Francisco California.
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POsTPONRMRNT.

The day on which sssss.mspt No. ! on the
stock Of said company shall pecome aeln'
uCT0BkR FIT EATH 1872, and the day q
sails hss been postponed 70 THUhsOAr, No
vskBER SIKH. 1879.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
O. x. GlLLKrT. Secretsfy.-
Onice-11i Bsnsome street. Rooms D and u
Ban Francisco. California. Wd
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naTcuTc obtained for mechanical do
HHIcVI y vices, medical or other com.
pounds, ornamental designs
trade MARKS and labels. Caveats. AssiRnmsnts,
Interferences, Appeals, Suits for lnfrtngements
and all cases arising under the PATkNT LAWb
promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
OcIcrTcn BY the Pstent Once may
kcJcGIcu stili, in most cases. be pat
ented BY us. Being oppo-
site the Patent Once, We can make closer
searches. and secure Patents more promptly.
snd with broader claims, than those who Are
remote from Washington.
NvcNIUhS Of your device we make
exsminatiens ynHI or
CHANGE. and sdyise ss TO pstentsbihty: Prices
low. and NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Ii
SECURED.
We refer 10 ofhcials In the Patent Omce, 70
our clients In every State OF the Union, and 70
your Senators and Representative In Congress.
bpecisl references given when desired.
Address
O. A. SNOW 3 co.,
Opposite Patent Ohoe. Washington, D. o.
lift
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ASSESSMENTS LIVED.
oEoREeATED RURoPA HMM

CE0RE0ATEO EUROPA. LINING
- Company. y.-Location OF principal place ol
business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Storey county, STATE Of
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that q . meeting o!
the Board Of Directors, held on the tth DAY o.
April, 1872, an assessment (No. u OF Twenty.
ave Osnts per share was levied upon the capital
stsck OF the corporation. paysbls imme1atsly.
In United States gold coin. 70 The Secretary. q
the ONCE Of the Company. Room y, NO: ~
Montgomery street, bsn frsncisco. California =.
Any stock upon which this assessusut shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of nay.
ls7p, will Be- delinqusnt, and advsrttsed tor
sale at public auction, and unless pey ment 70
made before will be cold on TUktDAx. the
nth day Of Nay, iS7o. 70 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cosu of sdvsrasing
and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD B. h0YRs, Secrstsfy.
0fhcs-Room 10. No 10 4ontgonsry street,
aan francisco, California. va
POsTPONRMRNT.
At meeting Of the Directors Of The above
Company, held on the eth day OF Nay. 1879, the
dats OF desmine stuck dsiinquent for aesses'
meat No. l-val poseponsd 70 SATURDAY.
NAY TwENTY.fuUkTH, 1873, and ths day Of
sale 10 Monday. June .. 1879.
BY order Of the Board Of Difecton.
9td RICHARD b. MOVES. ssczstafy.
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1860. 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
G. W. HALL, Proprietor.

THIs oLD-RsrABLIsHKD AND RELI
l able Laundry II prepared to turn out any
out being damaged py manipulation OF b.
chemical application.
OFPIoHs Theodore wolh's Clothing Store
opposite International Hotel, O street, Vir
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Scorpion Silver Mining Co.

AMOUNT, Twsssy.Fivs Cents per shsre
DBLINQURNT, -----.Oetshsr -. 1879
DAY OF SAI.R, ...-.Nsvsnssr, II, 1879
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BASKERs AND BROKERS.

BLSKHRs AND BROKERS.
The NEVADA BANK
OF Gam FRANCISCO.
SAN observation-disclosures
r.aA q, oavs.i-....-..sio, ,ooe. .ooe-osid
Rsssrvs %. q. Bssas,.. S.sos. .ooe-osld
pfRRCTORss
Loule ncLANn............. .Presidsn!
5ohs '. .,.AS! nsS.is. i ;.sis 5st, slooD'
Cashier.. ..,"....H. ". 9rMHf
Agent Il Virginia. NsvsdA...... .oHo. A. kIxe
Assnts e Ne. Yosf....... 9; Z. 9Ail,r,nsos nos
ISSUES Commercial and Tnvslsrs' CREDITS.
trsnsiers Of no6sy by telegraph and osbis. and
draws sxehsnss a eustomary usAnoss.
This Bank hes Special Facilities ~
Dealing In Bullien.
EXCHANGE
% the principal citiss throughout the United
S,.- 49, srss.sr,sn noion,.s snd Ma ZAa.
land, and on honolulu (HswaiD.
NEW YolK BAxxH1s-The Bank Of New York,
N. b. A.; American Exchange National Bank.
LONDON BAxxsss-Msssrs. smith. Payne a
Sciths; the Union Bank Of London. tn
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
D. II. JACKSON N...................Pa ..ParsrpxNT
@. DANlxI9............" .."...........o ..oAsHxa
rHIs BANK DOES A GENERAL BANKING.
l stock and Exchange Businss.
stoeks Bsughs asd sold and Carried
sa Liberal Margiss.
EXCHANGE for sale on all the principal
cities Of Europe and the Orient.
m A.w. WHITE. Manager.
The New York herald., 1879-12-02

PROPER CLASSlFlCATlOS.
AMUsEMENTs-isr PAcK-5th and 9th cola
AsTRoLo0Y.l2lm PAGE-6th col
BiLLiAKpsv2p JHEps " axSG rrSE-e,h CO..; ..,
BoxRb, AND LoDGiSG wASTED-sD PAer-ad and Sd
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO RENT
BUSINESS ssebPis, oPPoRruxIr1Es- crfux PAGE
GEHsks cIlH kE4 bsE1IE saS
c9AsHxkN c9AsFMsE AfR Pasr.S
S8s1ETsEscsAHblEFSSIssssn S3scss acAbESIssD COL
bosslfHREss22 b6Ss BIRDS. 2dis1 .esGss COL
Bwss Bki no5sEs To aET AND us
r1a.s and s.h
EURoPE-7rH PAcE-eth COL
E Eo5.s AND TO
zssS -s.A and sA
o;.. :.s s:S sS coils ss
HoJEEs ROOFS rTAcss or BUSINESS &C.
WANTKD-2p PAGE-sd col
ISsaESsplsSUUssD14 list XSp sSUsD,s1 s1i: p1ssai;s
H4SsEE H4SSsEskasxs4aiEaIs kaxs4EIssY E.sssss COL
9iscKIt1NEous MkRaCIHtL11NsEzou xDSsSTisEMESrs-ioru PACE.
sYS S$SSsEsez1Eoss-4.. E5sstsa r. F.s.-s.A co.
ptssssss pxXhs SG,ru pAer4A COL
fasT ffaSFEsslcNAE HsnHE
rnorEs1E sI OUT 81 crr FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2p PAGE--Ist col.
RIAL ESTATE TO ExCTIANGE-cp PAGE-lst csl
RIAL ESTATE wANTED-2D PAGE-lst col.
REHTAURANTS-1IrR PAGE-4th col. .if
REWARDS-1sr PAGx-lst col.
6ALES AT AUCTION-2D PACE-3d aud 4th cols
0iTUATTONa WANTRD-FEMALEs-1frH PAcE.5th
and 9th coils, and 18th PAGs-ist. 3D. I'D and 9Th
SITUATIONS swANTED-MALEs-i2rn PAGE-5th col
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAcx-1st and ID cola
STORAGE-2p PAox-6th col
THE LECTURE SEASON-lsT PAcE-4th col.
TIE TR DES-lorH PAcE-Bth
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-2p PAGx-lst col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIpE-2D PA0y-6th and 9Th coils.
CNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGk-lst and I'd coils.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAoE-6th col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-2D PAcE-6th col. t
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
HORSES. CAKI,IAGEs. &C.

A THE MEss2s BARKER WILL SELL AT ThE
h.New York Tattorsas corner OF broadway ana Ssn =
" omorrow "Wednesday, at II o'clock tor scco"ns OF
n private gentleman.
VERY elegant sorrei Goding i5s< Ligh yca's old {:
without any exception the finest young horse IN the Ssto
or csewherc superb action and Style trot IN
minutcs Is saress OF locomotve uneluaied or esr'
use or rs match horse warranted sound anf kind
MAGNIFICENT Jet black Gc!ling lax high. ycers
old cannot be outstyed outactsd by horse viax
great roadsler: warranted sound and kind. "a,
BEACTiFCL aud extraordinary stylish gray ssde 10
Geld 1g l5 high yesrs old; highly trained by Bussig
ney can rot close TO three niautcs and ~ wsrrtehd
sound aud kind.
APPLICANT canopy top platform spring Phsess".
ALL ON view.
A CHARLES W. BARKER AUCTTOXEER.
IA. BONA FIDE SALE of elegant private Stock
WILL BIZ offered Tor peren ptory disposal on WEDkES
DAY t0-morrow December 3. at II o'clock. at BAkkEk
SONS New York Tatersas. cofncr Of Broadway ARD ta
st the Of wealthy resilient Of Newport about
leaving far Enrop- tho following SUPERB fresh ysvrE
aud have been used by the since and he
YoND ca1 SUPERIOR to snything ever offered at suc-
ti0u. vix. .
\ PAIR VI bay Coach Horses Ie high and yesre cid ;
style: action Ard hnndscre: foAr
less Of anything OF great endurance; warranted sonnd
and kind.
A hay Coupe Horse IL high years old without an
equal FOR rich STYLE nce action and beauty; tret
mile ia three minutcs warranted sound and kind
BAY Gelding. III high years old; one OF the ccst
gcutomsns road horses earth trotod the Hartford
track full mile from wire to wire. in jus 40 to rosd
wagon foarless stands without tying s one OF tho
gamost aud sweetcst drivers In the world ana IL var
rant Ted sound aud kind
mOrniI3 Of sule
The New York herald., 1879-12-02

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
On evoy horse that 10 sound kind snd trad
'n harness three days sro given to test
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 26s BROApWAYY@x
0rEx ExnVVHHRrisEnENrs VHh nM AND YH SALE OF PApERs
ADvERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEF0KE EIGHT
. O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED A
PROPER CLASSIFICATIOS.
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
HORSES. CAuRIAGEs. sc. 4

A UCTION HOUSE or VAN fAssELL G KEARNEY
IA no AND liz EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR 4Tu Av.
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
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NH ||..# !

manuel Of fun
A Thousand and laughs with tho Hsroun Al
Raschid.
Mise Catherine Lewis Ads Rehan. Margaret Lannsr.
Mrs Poole Mr.. John Drew William Davidge Charles
ccrc George Parkes Harry Lacy in original and most
.XEXBiAN NIGHT MATINEE SATURDAY AT p
Seat. may be secured ton days nhc.d,
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, MATINEE At =, MAN
AND WIFE, Tho best reserved seats ut all mstinees 81
Admission. SOC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

\ FERN BED ~ \ RusrIC FRAME.-A
beautiful and .uXgrient zrouDof ferns NAV
De lId for the entire summer nv aur one
VINO MS = large tree under which 70 plant.
hem. Il there : = vet or l1sig1-!r place
under .he .rpe that never oan De made 20
look we'll all The better; choose hat spot
for your ferns. An airv place. shaded 57
he house. will 10 nearly IS we'll To pre-
pare The Jed for The ferns. proceed in mis-
wise: Choose ! bundle Of STAKES .wo anu
! half feet ,ong. au incE and half IN d.
ameter. and "lich stlll tightly retain the
oarE, drive these into the ground I 4
circular 0r Qh-oug form. IS rou NAV wish
.ne lee 20 Je, The stakes mgv stand from
Twelve 20 -l,eea .Hcles above the
ground; now weave n and out about the
stakes. Jas se. fashion. yraDe vine until
The top Jt the stakes : reached. You
hen nave what appears 70 De = rustic
BASKET. Fill 4 The bottom with sod. or
earth rubbish enough N The TOD fora GOOD
layer Of forest mould. n which plant The
ferns. which may De taken from -le woods
l. soon as the irulds begin % peep above
The ground.
1t : better 70 choose the ferns from 4
dot Wlere -ueF grow tllcA4v, aEI tJAe
them up 50 hat they may 0e IS little
divided Is possible. ana with plenty Of ,oil
unbroken about the roots. Fill 7our basket
full Of them. and if -1u water hem vel.
n few weeks YOU viii nave : thiug ol
beauty to gladden. your eyes for many a
weeG 20 come. The blshet NAV DC further
ornamented ov slipping seeds Of the e.
press vine or morning glory between me
interstices Of tue grape 7iCe INTO the soil
They vii! sometimes Zrow right merrilv
and If trained about the basaeG 1eaulif7
Ind illuminate i n ! very dainty m,
exquisite fashion. In lieu 1f he staae-
anu -rape Tjue wild grape T-ue cln
nearly ALWAYS oe procured N abandauce}
2 basket which has .Ost Is bottom NAV le
Used, whicl I not already Drowned oy
exposure, may De painted any desirable
color II HE fern 1askc: : sufficient s
protected in the GslI with leaves. II may
De relied upon for thrifty crop Of fern,
the following summer. .-Nrg Vigsr Fiss
r, Br7B ALrr, near Philadelphia. Ps.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

>PEAk kISDLV.-A young lady had
gone out 20 ttke I walk; she forgot 70
take her purs with her. and had no money
IN her pOcket. Presently she met little
girl with = basket Jn her arm.
'' Please. miss. will you buy something
from my basket ?" said the little girl. show
ing variety Of b0o6-marks. watch-clses,
aeedle-hooAs, etc.
'' I am sorry can. buv any hing TO-
day, said the young lady, q haven I
anv money with ne. Your things look
very pretty she stopped I moment and
spoke = few Kind word. 10 the girl; and
then. rs ne passed, she said again. " an
very sorry cant buy any thing from YOU
to-day
" o. miss. said tue little giri. you We
done me Just as much Eood Is if you had.
Most persons that | meet say. " Get away
With you but you have spoken kindly
TO me. and feel heap better
That was d" considering the poor" How
little it costs TO do that, Let Us learn TO
SPEAK kindly md gently 10 the poor and
suffering. If We have nothing else TO give
let rs At least give them our sympathy.
-reaz gently, Kindly. % the poor:
Let No harsh tone be heard:
They have enough they must endure.
without al u1kiad word
spaak gently, for rs Ike the Lord
T1os= accents meek aud mid
Bespoks Him As the sou Of GT0d-
The -ract1us. holy Child
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

\ NEW TIECET REgAEuNG 3Lu1nuEs
Having observed haJ EzTp.i4n mum
mics could De divided into Two classes.
one embracing those 1oIies which had
been etnbslmed intact. and the o-Aer
Including those bo4ies which had been
eyis"era,ed. Dr.. Gauseibach. q Swedish
chemist Of repu1e. and professor in the
University of upsal, has for nei the 1pin.
ion that the nunmies Jf the ticst class
are not really dead. bIt are only in con-
diiiou Of suspended animation. though.
unfortunately for historians. tile secret of
bringing them again % life ms been lost.
In support Of this theory he adduces tie
results OF his own researches and ayperI-
menrs, one Of which consists in submitting
= snake 70 process, the details Of wh7el
are OF course Eept secret. which petriies
It. In this condition it IS been laiI a,iae
for year OF two At a time. and is then
restored TO life oY some equally mysterious
vivifying process. This has now been
going on about fifteen years, md the snake
does not seem 10 DISLIKE il. DE- Gausei-
bach IS said 10 have applied 20 the Swe.l.
ish government for leave 20 experiment
on l condemned criminal. the understand. T..
ing being that if the experiment Is success
ful the criminal shtlI receive pardon
because of the service thus rendsre IN
science and. possibly to humlnitY-Tj4r.
nal Of ChcHIstTV.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

TIE SHANE Of GCILT.-No being can
DE- more unltpnv than rhe men VINO must
always hide. The Boston TrgH5cr rTpi tells
his strange story 0f = man who mas been
thirty years . stranger It home
Men nv escape he lsw. ou. their own
conscience they cannot ice from. Man '
years go q 7ogng nIn in this city VS.
guilty o: IN offence a-linst the law-an
offence which brought socIl ruin upon
himself and family. The man ami offence
are forgotten 0v the public, yet he lives.
Iui lives here in Boston.
Blt from the day his offence Was disc0v-
ered-sithouZn having escaped he .aw De
: free ~ come md - a he Dleases-he
has never yet been seen outside us own
home IN he DAYTIME.
Sometimes. unter the cover of night he
walks abroad 10 take m airing AMI note
the changes that thirty years have
wr1uZl,; 1u. IN ever active conscience
makes nm shun the light Of day and he
faces Jf men. and he walks apart. I stran-
-er n ne midst Of those among whom ne
la> always lived.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

Cpl Liz-;n.ol i1n- Ike he iasaion Of
calling ANYTHING which d. lone for The
e,iuc.uiou Of v0m I 40 experiment and
saws 1T : 10 more OF N experiment
than when lov, Who has hitherto eaten
I'D his whole tppe become a iittle touch
ei With , Sense Of Justice and finally Is
moved 20 offer ais sister me smaller laf.
If ne ever regarded that offer Is IN exper-
imenr. the inst actu,. trial will put the
result into he li,l Of cer-ajuties; and i
will become IL axiom I MS mind that
girl@ ike apples seriously. whatever
may 5e said soour The position Of women
n law and society, il : clear that their
eiuc;t,iona. position has been prolonged
disgrace 10 the other seX.aud one for which
women themselves are in no way account
able. When francois lie Stin,onges in ne
sixteenth century wished TO establish girl :
schools n France she Was loOred in the
streets. and her ttlner called together four
doctors 1f law 20 decide whether she wls
possessed Of : devil in planning TO teach
women - pour IsSHrgr yu iHStr1l1re les
fEWHsS . s.li Dgs z1 .rurrs az lemon.
From that dav 10 this We have seen
women almost always more ready to De
taught than was any one else 10 teach
Them. Talk IS you please about their
wishing or not wishing 10 vote, they have
certainly WISHED for instruction. Ind have
hsd it lJsei out 10 them almost rs Zruig-
in-iv D. # It We're the ballot Itself.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

SOME REMARKABLE GIANTS. We read
that he giant Ferragus. slain BY Orlando.
nephew OF me celebrated ChlriemAnge,
Was eighteen feet hIgh. Flunum. ! Scotch
uJn. vlO lived II the lime Of Eugene II,
sing Of Scotland. measured eleven and
one-hall feet. and "a Mace in lis voyage 20
the straits 1f Magellan. reports hat IN lie
18Th daT Of December lie found. II Port
Desire several graves covered with stones.
anu having he curiosity 10 remove them
he found human skeletons zen and eleven
feet long. Coming 20 , more reliao.e
evidence, Z seems certain tha, ! height Of
even more han nine feet has been attain
ID. In the museum OF Trinity college.
Dublin. there : : skeleton eight feet SIX
inches in height. In The museum Jf the
royal college Of surgeons vi EnglInl g
another eight feet Two inches in height,
and another n the museum II Bonn, eight
ct. The giant who was shown I ROuen
N 1880 measured eight feet tour ami one
half inches The Emperor MaximIl Vas
one inch shorter; SAenkins and Pla,erus.
physicians Of The last century. saw several
of that stature, and Goropius saw = girl
nineteen years OF age VINO vas len feet
high.
In l6I5 the remains Of ! supposed glan.
were found on The Rhone: L vas stated
that he skeleton had been in / tomb thirty
feet 'ong, bearing the inscription. e Ieue-
,obochus Rex The Parisans crowded to
see the bones Of the King TeuetoDoctus;
but it was afterwards found that the re-
mains were not those Of = man. DuE I
mastodon. DR.. Mather. IN l1l2. annouac-
Ell the discovery Of the bones and teeth Of
I giant in the province Of New YORK. The
statement was published in the Pdilosoph
ic1l Transactions; out X Was subsequently
lscertaiued that the bones n this case also
we're those Of : nastOdOn.
It appears that attempts have been made
to manufacture giants. According TO
(ieotfre7 Saint HilaIre, Bishop Berkeley
attempted 10 manufacLuae oue. He reared
An orphan BOY, named McGruh.on certain
hvgenic principles, and succeeded 30 far
that at the age Of seventeen years he was
seven feet in height. lie died. with all the
symptoms Of old are. when lie had COM
pieted his twentieth year. n which time
he was seven feet. eight inches high.
Great diversity Is 10 height prevails among
the human race. Men rarely exceed six
feet. In northern ATTITUDES men are below
the ordinary standard. In temperate eli
mates the height varies from tour and =
half 10 six feet.-T. J. BOlClltcA, ,B Tr0y
TiHlts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04
LETTERS 0N NATURAL HISTORY,
Grain Rust.
No.
ID EEAI A. 1----Se

--- org leeu . popular belief N En-
-.. -1r- :. 3. Houga in lis report n
----r. hist The Jarlerrv bush l3.r5sr.s
-. -as some agency in the prnpagl-
{ --s- z vhea; and 1,her grain. and
... arches Of bo,au.sls have somewhai
-.-. 10 -5lirn this belief. The spores
--a.l rust .7g-si.iI 5rIaiali arl-
,-.4 8. mi heir way o the leaves 0f the
....=--r. -e-iu.uat-. aud form cluster cua,
~ the 11G-r surface Of The leaves, ana
- pores rom -hese II turn -erminate on
be grain By alternate generation. tn,
5--- .-at rust sometimes appears in field
v.=re --z-e are no haU5errv bushes CANA
--- + earH- he ;l.erme,iiate form. aD-
.eat- 10 Indicate that here IRE ojue.
plants Ar.-- the same cap45ili-v Of tear
II -ae ia.eruel.ate -rowth. The c.earirz :
If u 1..g--r-- NJ a.a-r plants or bushes.
near wheat ..--i,. LIS, 7. : claimed beer
productive ot -1oi r-sl..; and + /. sloula
Be p-77-j beyond .5gat thai there 5 = di
rec. relation between this and grain rust.
tie lie u Tie 5av5err- Is hedge plant.
= We. .s -aA- lt 0.--c BUSHES. should be-
disseminated. C5oa. 5n The other hand
-,vs that while ms statement .oug 2
1.I cre4i, among he people, i ms no
foundation Il 1.c.. Is The genera are lis
.--- al3 perfect n themselves; vui.-
-su- hers, perhaps equally eminent
claim .---r.le.i.,e and spurious forms
Professor I.s.ei. i, : said. lss recently
determined .--.. .-.ra. = me and The
sane an.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

NOTHfSG WAsTED. II nder ,na English
ilouseaeepers mtnagement, nothing :
wasted. She stOus every possible channel
Of waste. E5en her stale beer i save,i to
rinse her bronzes in. 10 boil with other
material and maze her Old plate .o0k Ike
new, and 10 clean her sOl.ed black silks
and The lemons, whose outer sAln has been
grated of and whose Juice has been
squeezed out. if hey are not laid aslde 10
boil in some compound. are given to the
coos to clean her sauce pans. II she
keeps fowls. every egg brought in Is dated
with = pencil. and Hose Of earlier date
;sre used first; if there are any 10 De spared,
s7e laws them by for winter provision,
usually passing over them ! camel s-halr
pencil. dipped in oil. which hermeLlcallY
seals and preserves their contents; and,
when she only Uses the whites in one dish.
she contrives another in which she shall
Use the voks. II the bread has become
irv. she does not Immediately throw Il
10 The hens, or dedicate il to ! pudding she
dips the loaf in hot water. and sets It IN
The oven. and finds it sufficiently fresh for
family use Baker's bread she considers
wtsteiu, and seldom indulges in 1t. And
when The bread IS really dried past fresh
ening then it answers for stuting. is grated
ir crumbs, or Is soaked with milk and
beaten eggs for puddings. She is equally
economical concerning everything. The
dry bits of ham. which would hardly seem
worth saving she CRATES from the bone,
puts away in Jars, to be taken out and
seasoned on requirement. for the enrich
ment of omelets. etc. Her care extends
even to the drippings. Indeed. nothing IS
ever wasted.