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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20
DIRECTORY.

CHI Ei HIS. A.
rEE-UNTEEIAN. sI,asisI 80 Spring AMI f.af of
U.uafI sfrrrts -stHflas -uH4lav ai IH. 80 y auH
=. " ~ THzFsr uaetiuE "Wednesday at: - ~ SUNDAY.
sbu... "a y ia tas Migvaa. sartlIassi gafart =
~Ifiur auH lamh. fasiaf. Eft William Lsufis. rts..
1aHu. StfiHE stfaft. south ni Nsihsllst ohat.h.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL ~.taatal southeast rar-
Haf ~ ~iTiuE and Howard streets ~sruras. suuaAy
a. lH.'i X auI r. D.. FraF rar.tiuR. Wednesday
At D. Esu4af o. tBlI SUNDAY 80 r ~ basement
= rkur,h. Fasfat. Hrs T. 4. 1ucam. fesldsnoa
'g1iiH strost. wet = srriuE
Sr JOINS ROMAN CATHOLIC. Situated "a
bi'i,p sr"'t tatasr AeEbenr and r'1n. sefttaos
sunday zfl4 luBH X ana = g.. ali aihrt 8sys
~" A. \ Fasiaf. E'v. 4 J 0htef resid~n,e. sgHth
siir a' hthsp tsfuesr Allegheny aHi Penn.
IT JOIN IlI-0prAi. s.faaiel asathu,si yslsrssr
- Al'shsnf aHd Lanai strusis ssretres. suudsy
l'.' A. ana : - . D. Wednesday trtNlces - ?.
aud suulas sshqal sunday 2 p n, in i,ssaB.sii -
church H"ftaf. i.s,. Jahu Iievitt, residoure 90
Lhuh street rear e Episcopal ehuffh
LUTHERAN. situated a.ufhuest raft,er q Nah
ard pruu sfreets sertirss suuaap lH.Ha n and ~ D.
supdsy- y-sha-ai sunda1 90 isgiufs f,sul of church
F5at meeting "Wednesday = - rasiaf Eet sam.
u"i iurst. fsFiasrse, At Fsrsnuag', IiiEh street
nsr tlr fhuffh
GEHNAN KEToBNEp Situated baitbea.i corner
- iAnu and sptnF strost Services sunday at % ~
= n. Aud ~ ? Ffaysf ms~tug "Wednesday = y ,. y
sanAsy lrial suHtsv Psi a. n 10 the chufth
BAITl~T Situated northeast earuet 81 Hish and
Teau stfesis ssfsioss, sunday las9 A. n aud i p ~
sauds9 Aoai. snndsy a - 10 church. l'asfat.
h"F W. iEFefti residence, vs'si sids g Allegheny
south - Episcopal chuBh.
UNITED BRETHREN. Situated corner sruih uisb
and Th"Tuas streets. services. SUNDAY At ln11 a n
aud y n PRAYER meeting wssIuasdar ~ rN Pa.
tot J n. smith. fo.iofiee address. Reilef5ute
AFRICAN METHODIST, Situated auth end q
UiEh street ssft1oes SUNDAY i0 - 4 n and "a p y
Fraysf me'tiug siaesfsy ? \. SUNDAY lianl in
church At 4a ?. X. fastor, Re'. Iobr', RESIDENCE
ThutBas street
FRIENDS. situated end ~ IrFAn street near
Bellriani" AeaAemy MAeunes, sunday u 4. NJ
Mo.inesiaY n ~
Y " q. 4. fnyst. rnesiings are held every SUNDAY
ai aud "tsSY FRIDAY HtilT in the ruom of the
Association aiye ihs Poet Once Union meeting -
held u the r1snm the Fret SUNDAY IN each month ~
y Room aJen every night frun to rR and the
National Christian Temperance Union ct 530 p ~ %
Thursday.
The LADIES TEMPERANCE PRAYTR.MEETINg
meets IN ihT Logan Hose Iou-s. THURSDAY. Of ~
CENTENNIAL TEMPERANCE CLuB. Regular
meeting each Monday Ai ~ IN their rpuns in
Bushs Arcade, High street
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20
Waste.

We find the following in the .Scien-
the american, and it applies with as
much force to the farm, as to the
workshop, counting-room, kitchen
or laboratory" A rigid stoppagc of
all the wastes" OF tho farm would go
far toward making "farming pay;"
There mus; be-, Of necessity, a percentage
Of loss in ali tho material transactions Of
everyday life, whether these be carried on
IN the workshop, the counting-room, the
kitchen or the laboratory but this inevi-
table waste can be so far reduced by good
management that 1t amounts to but little
In the course of year. Observation has
convinced US that thiA the loss IN large
workshops must be considerable, for in a
great majority Of cases We have seen mate
fials lying about under foot-b0lts, nuts.
washers, kicked around in the mud out In
the yard, new work exposed to injury from
the elements, tools misplaced, essential
articles, or tools necessary 10 the perfection
OF certain parts of the work, at great dis
tances from each other, and an infinite
number Of abuses which, although small Of
themselves, when summed up, make a
grand total loss at the end Of the year. As
the thirty second part Of an inch too little
on one piece Of a steam engine, sixty
fourth on another, and as much on still
another will result In great arrangement Of
the functions Of the machine, 80 inanitesi-
NAL waste, continually occurring. Is the
representative Of hundreds of dollars for
which there has been no return. No mat.
ter what the nature OF the trade or manu-.
fteture, IL is very certain that 3 material
duction Of the expenses Of every depart
ment can be made by careful attention 10
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

indeed all animals, warm and com
Portable in cold weather. IL is n
great saving Of food. 20 compel
hogs to lie outdoor and wallow in
mud is as wasteful IA IL is cruel.
when shut up for fattening, they
should be provided with warm bed.
room and Il clean straw bed. They
should also have watcr.closct. and
they will invariably use IL. The
common notion that a hog is a dirty
animal Is mistake. In warm wealth
or he wallows in the mirc TO keen
himself cool, but he loves cleanli-
ness, and, if permitted, will keep
himself neat. No animal pays bet
ter for tidy, comfortable quarters
than does the hog. While growing.
some exercise does him good but
when being fattencd, he should have
nothing TO do but to eat and sleep.
and his dining. room and bedroom
should be SO convenient that little cf
fort need be- made TO 20 from one to
the other.
The times of feeding should also
be regular. Some careless feeders
throw in few ears Of corn TO their
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

pigs every time they go by their
pens. This disturbs their nap, keeps
them uneasy, and wastes much vital
force. When hog is once accus
toned To getting his breakfast Mt six
O'Clock, his dinner at twelve. and his
supper at six, he will snoozc and
snore all the intermediate time. and
awake up at the usual hour Of meals
refreshed with good appetite, but il
fed haphazard, lac is kept constantly
on the qii Utre.
Corn ia emphatically the fattening
food Of hogs, but If few apples or
roots are occasionally thrown 70
them, they serve as "A variety. and
conduce 10 health and appetite. The
change Of diet from the orchard To
Tie pen should be gradual. Too
much meal, all Of a sudden, may pro.
dnce disease. A few apples, and an
occasional ration Of boiled pumkins
or bects will counteract the feverish
tendency which surieit Of meal is
wont TO induce. The prospect il
that pork will appreciate in value
this year, and pay for increased pains
IN its manufacture.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

We have noticed some agricultu-
raj journals advocating the sowing OF
oats with winter wheat, giving for rea-
sons that the growth Of the oats
would serve as n top-drcssing for the
wheat, after it had been killed by the
winter, and that in the meantime it
would check winter-killing by hold
ing the snow from blowing away, and
by preventing the sun from thawing
the frozen ground. So far as the top
dressing is concerned, there may be
some plausibility in the theory, but
we hardly think the ''game worth the
powder" AS to the leaves afording a
protection from winter-killing, land
adapted to wheat, and in proper con-
dition to insure a good crop, will
force the wheat itself to a sufficient
growth for the purpose.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

THE Philadelphia Record, of which
we can say many good things, invites
correspondence upon matters pertain
ing to the public roads "with the
hope of improving the roads, and the
whole road system ofthis State" This
is one of the most important labors the
Record or any other paper can under
take ; and If it succeeds in so forci-
bly, presenting to the farmers of
Pennsylvania--for they are the ones
who pay most Of the road taxes and
suffer the greater share of the in
conveniences due TO poor roads-the
righteousness of the present system
of roadmaking, that they will take
the matter in hand, and substitute
for 1t some plan which shall have
common sense and business-likc ideas
for It's foundation, and good roads
for It's object, it will be entitled to
the everlasting gratitude of oil com
ing generations.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20
SUM PTION
POSITIVELY CURED.

4 LII sufferers from this disease
that anxious 90 h. eurs-i should iry Ia
kiSsNERS CFLhHnATkn C0NSuMFTtNE row.
bhRs Tiese Powders ars The uulr Tferafaiiau kunen
that uil cure CassuNP7Iux and al diseasos q the
THHotT ASp Lusas-iudee-i. strong is faith IN
them, and alsn e. convince you that iey hum
tug Ne viii forward % every sufferer by mail Isssi
paid. rRTE TNikl Box.
We dnut wHni ycuf money until ron are perfectly
satisfied " their curative powers IL ynui life s worsh
saving don't delay w giving thee Pos bfts trial -
they viii surely care Nou
Price. Cor iarEr bnN sl@R cent in any part of the
United States q Canada, BY mall rsCcIi q price.
Address
ASH & ROBBINS,
44-iy 800 FULTON Street. nfsaklyn NY
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

only way we can make 1t "seasonable,'
however, is TO advise our readers that
noU is the time TO get ready for this.
Select the ground, put OH all the
manure you can get, plow and sub
soil it, and let the winter mellow it,
and then you will be prepared to act
upon the ,JourudPs advice nert spring.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20
Call It a Truck Patch.
From the Farm Journal.

ProHa the Farm Journal.
Away with the old vegetable garden !
Enlarge IL boundaries IL three times
Ms large--call Il n truck patch and turn in
the horse, plow and euItivator. II ia about
time that sensible farmers should abandon
the spade and hand hoe as the chief imple-
ments in growing vegetables for market, or
even for the home trade.
That's sound through and through,
and we are glad to see our teachings
so heartily endorsed by our spicy,
vigorous little contemporary. The
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

The United States Consul ut Odes-
81 reports that the wheat crop of
Russia will fall far short of the usu
al harvest, and that American wheat
must be in great demand in all parts
of Europe.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20
How TO Feed Pigs Proftably.

%
Alexander rl,Is Ia u, couo,r, Gon,leaaa.
Nv object Is not so much In defend
pork os an article of diet. ~ 10 make
some timely suogcs,ious aLout i,s
economical manufacture. There il
no auimal--as the Shakers found by
TRYING TO 90 without it--that will cal
mn the refuse Of a farm establishment
and conycr, It into valuable food. a.
n pig does. The slops of dish.watcr.
the fragments Of the table. the skim.
med milk. whey and other refuse of
the dairy. the unmerchaulablc ouplcs
and other rruits. tho stale meats and
vegetables. and even the dead animal.
or Tho farm find a market in tho rig.
non. so ,ha, he whoupderi,k,. /, RIM
. farm, v.i,bout tho aid az r,rL.rs
will find bim.rlc minus ON. grco,
sourc, oC income There il po,tiug
tha, pusbc. a pig along fa,,cr Than
skinned milk. Bv being skinned
milk loses very li,,lc az it, virtue as
food for Young animals. The fat
which il taken Off il not essential :,
In. dcyclopucnt oc homes and mps-
clcs
An cypcriapcrd breeder once said
that skinned milk il worth iT, cont.
Nor ou.ri tn feed Ia c,lye. and pi,s
This was in the DAYS when pork com.
mandcd a higher price than NJ pr,s.
Ont. but il Il ono Of tho best usrs NJ
skinned milk at the nriccs which
milk and pork now bring. ICa farmer
has an orchard which can be- used AZ
a pig pasturc. tho grass. gruhs and
windfalls which tho NOS will nick nm
aided by n little skimmed milk. viii
keen them growing and thriving tin
it is time to shut them up and nut the
fat ON their healthy and wcll-dcyclop.
al carcasscs. Tho cost of raising
nigs in this manner il trif,ing in com,
narison with feeding them with meal
in q non Neal ia moor feed for
voung stock of any kind. /, makes
them look plump and sleek but its
tendency Is To dcyclop fat rather than
bones and muscles In tho latter
mart Of tbeir orchard life +, li,,lc ncaI
may no added IN their mill Inn, ir
apy,bing il rconirod dnring tho sum
mcr in addition 10 tbeir grass and
mill il il hron rather tbon ncaI
Tbc ,,io IA moro az a ,,rau,;,;,.or,,,s
apim,l than i commn1Iv sprnneo1
and Will GOOD rance or nas,n,c
and plcntv Of water he will live hut
,he oli.c; l. not simnly life hp, ran;d
growtI and milf grass and onnlcs
sill stimuIato tb,a ami II ,bcsc arc
not sprIcion, whoa, or rvo bro, r,;II
sunnlv the defcicncv The ,,ig IL
alan carn;vorous and his d.s;rn for
rcsh Ia nartIv gr.,if,cd hv Tho uor,ns
and grnbs which be finds in tho
grounJ and in tho windf,Il onnIos
Tho Indirect benc6t which no thus
renders Ia an orchard il no sIi,h,
recommendation of this modc of
rearing pics sound fair fruit NAV
be exnccted in an orchard uscd as q
nig nasturc
While the MIG ia getting his growth
he should be allowed the little pieces
of bones which are left from the table
Tho bcst dcveloncd litter of MOS I
ever saw were fed bv n boarding
house keepcr almost exclusively
from the refuse of his table II was
n conplomerate of everything. milk
homes meat and VEGETABLES of all
sorts and the MICS showed that they
were equal to their opportunity, and
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

"IIoG disease has made its APP
pearance in Northampton county.
Commissioner lie Due should circu-
late his Especial Report No. -"
among the owners.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

DO not neglect to push stock Of all
kinds but particularly the young
things, now. There can be no better
preparation for next summers growth
than to have the young stock go into
this end Of the winter in good, thrifty
condition. Winter will be hard
enough on them at any rate, and a
good covering of fat will help them
withstand its rigors amazingly. You
can put it on now a great deal cheap.
er than you can 4 month or two after
this.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

Do not forget the quarterly meet
ing of the county agricultural so
ciety, which will, as usual, be held in
the Court House next Monday even
ing. A paper on the grasshopper
question is to be read, and other
matters of general interest to the
farming community will be discussed.
1t is your meeting, farmers; turn out
and make it good one-such as the
importance of the cause demands.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

the minor matters, and these remarks are
made with the hope that all interested will
give them attention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

As an evidence of the increasing
importance of the poultry interests,
the Poultry Yard of recent date gives
list of forty-four poultry shows
which are TO occur in the United
States and Canada, between Decem-
her and February 10. Of these
no less than eight are in our own
State. Can't we have Poultry As
sociation in Centre county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20
FITS, EPILEPSY,
OR
FALLING SICKNESS

sDERMANENTLY CURED--No
II numhnR- By enc noath's usage of Or, ces-
1ard's Celebrated infsIlible FH Pewdsrs To uon.
vihce sufferers that these powders stll ~ all we elas
for them vii send them by mail rosf rAin snzH
TniAt ssx AZ Dr. goulard y the any physician that
has ever made ths distase special siadf and to
cur kn0wlcfas thousands have been FEAMaxENYtv euY.
- BY tbe nee IF these fowpEHs 80 Wtt4 GUARANTEE
fRhAsNrSg euFe Ia every csse ur AurrsR fou alA
NoHrt MFHSbNb. hHlfFFeTs shauld give tbaas
Powders eafY trial hd b. euuvinred u their earA
tfr pouefs
PRICE, fof large box tsno or hoxes fos siana cent
hy mail 20 any part of the United States or Canada
on receipt Of price. o. lH express e o D. Aadrnas
ASH & ROBBINS,
fl-iy 39o FULTON Street nfaikiyn. X Y
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

hTlH Mali Nasi. Niagara Esrress West, Issrk Haven
Accommodation West. and Bay Express Rast make
,'',.s - shneft1e At Northumberland with L n r.
X trains for Nilkesl,arre ard Esrat,on
hfie NAL West. NiaEArs Eaprest West ard Erie
fhFFess West and LnCk Haven Accom- mediation Wet
W. trains north
:, hr@ NAL West, NiaEArA Express West. and pay
Lures hast make close connection At Loci Haven
With r. '. n. trsins
hie Mail hssi and Me.t connect at Er4s with trains
sh l. NJ : y r.. II C01ry with q G. A VIZ
-, ~ Emporium With n y. !. 2. H. r., ani At
brifivcod wath NHH
Iafi"r eafs Stll run between Philadelphia aud
MiliAmsToft on Niagara EYpreHs West Fris rxrfs-s
vrs| ieiiaaeiphia hNIFeas Fast and nay Expfess
hast snd sunday Erpress I.ast slssranr ,rr sss ail
h'gh' HainA VS.. 4. HAluptN
toni snnefintandehi
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

Every farmer IN his annual experience
discovers something Of rdtue. Write u and
send IL 10 the "Agricuiturut Editor Of ne
DEMocRAr, BoiiefoHte, Pcnn'u," that other
farmers may hare the benefit Of Il. Let
communications be timely, and BE- sure that
they arc brief and ,Cett pointed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20

Since July last we have missed
from our table our valued contempo-
rary, the Scientific Farmer, and felt
its absence as a real loss. We are
pleasantly surprised this week to find
its place more than filed by its hand
some and well-filled successor, under
the new title of Land aud Home.
We do not particularly fancy the
name, but perhaps it is no more OBJ
jcctionable than that OF its predeces-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-12
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

IlOSTON.-FARE REDUCED VIA FALL RIVER
lJnc Only 81 30 to Boston. Tickets good only day
of sale for continuous passage and
train. Magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COL
ONY leave New York daily lSundnys excepted pier
~ North River vt 80 T. NJ Leave Brooklyn via AN
mex" boat at I. NJ
L,OR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
II THE OLD RELIALE STONINGTON LINE.
Steamers SrONINGTON and NARRAGANSETT from
pier 33 n r. foot jay st. at 80 Sundays excepted
PROVIDENCE LINE, freight only, daily Except Sun.
days, from pier - n T. foot of Warren ST., at4PM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-12
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD FOR WINTER-n MINUTES BY
New Jersey Central Railroad. Address Mrs. u. VAN
HORN Greenviilc. y. j.
HUDSON RIvER--FINE SITUATION; ~ MINUTES
lout; 10 from depot eNcellent and abundant table
terms, - to 81 Address COUNTRY, Fort Washington.
90 To S4-GOOD COUNTRY BOARD. MRS II. r..
sDOREYNoLDS, Midway, Greene county, n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-12

HOTEL BRANTING MADISON Az, 18TH ST., TWO
blacks from terminus Metropolitan Elevated road
American plan extras for heat bath u corkage
IRVING HOUSE. BROADWAY AND 18TH ST
iAnerican plan. central ocatin for permanent guests
transient, 81 10 - per day, Rooms. - per day.
tHAS. LEFLER Proprietor.
THE BRISTOL, 81, - WEST llTH SIAN EXcLr-
i sively respectable family hotel; Rooms with Board ;
table excellent and varied French cook
moderate; references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-12
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL
- NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
for ST. Thomas Para. fernambuco, Bahia and Rio de
connecting at ~ Thomas with German steamer, for Porto
Rico and Spanish Main:
The nrst class iron steamship CITY OF PARA Cap.
tain Carpen,sr vii sail for the above ports on "Wednesday
Positively freight received after I'd Freigh, must be
paid in advance.
Freight at low rates taken for the above ports
Freight received at all times at Roberts dock Brooklyn
lower than by other line shippers dcsr.
ing Insurance can effect same under open policy.
For freight engagements passage havnc elegant
q. MALLORY CO, Agents, office pier 20. T. r.
pAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i Pier foot Of Canal 81. North River
For san FRANCHISES via isthmus of Panama
Connecting loo Central and south xmeriea and Mesico
From San Francisco tor Japan and China, steamship
from San Francisco 10 Honolulu. New Zealand and Ans
traa steamship AUSTRALIA Monday, January 10 noon.
one" a lie per foot of CANAL w. Nor River apd Tor
passage apply 10 companys ticket Office No 257 Broadway
L'LoRIpA RAILROAD AND STE ,Msulr LINE.
II ONLY piREcT LINE r. rLoEIDA
LOWEST BATES or FREIGHT ANp PASSAGE;
for fernandna direct, from pier y North River NJ
only line issuing through tickets and bills Of ladng
and Flint Rivers aud Brunswick ia Insurance QUE half
For further Information through bills Of ading aud pas.
No. III West st.. up stairs
rVExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
i Key wcst-rhc steamer RIO GRANDE. Captain Boil.
will sail from pier ~ East River Saturday January
Through bills of ladng given to Houston aud all points
ton and Henderson and the Galveston Harrisburg and san
Antonio railroads.
For freight passage and general information apply to
4. H. MALLORY n CO, Agents,
&iex " Last Rysr.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17
BUSINESS ITEMS.

So vast in bulk are the domestic pro-
ducts exported from the United States,
that by no possible management, under
existing circumstances, can the vessels
employed for the trade obtain regular
cargOes hitherward.
Russia gives employment to 100000
operatives, and produces 100000, 900
worth of goods per annum from flax
The United States, with millions of acres
of flax land, impored last year $34O, OOO,-
600 of fax and its manufactures. Com
ment is unnecessary.
A Glasgow paper gives list of upward
of $50 failures in Glasgow and the west
of Scotland directly and indirectly trace
able to the stoppage of the City of Glas-
gov bank. The total liabilities of the
Scotch firms who have been dragged
down are 25,OOO,OOO.
During November, $29,OOO,OOO, of L.
S four per cent. bonds were taken by
the American people, a large portion in
small bonds. 1t is estimated that $3.50,
100000 will be taken during the next
year. The whole public debt will soon
be owned by the American people, and
then who will clamor against the bond
holders?
California uses go pounds of sugar to
the person in a year, the Atlantic slope
%, Great Britain 40, France and Holland
each 20, and Italy Z. Coffee Is sold to
the extent of one pound each for the in,
habitants of Great Britain and Italy, 3
in France, Z in Holland, 10 in California,
and in the other states. OF tea the av-
erage Californian drinks 6 pounds in a
twelve month, the other Americans 2,
the Briton 4, the Frenchman and Italian
less than quarter of a pound.