Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-05-28
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PEOPLE who have q weakness Tor be-
lieving that the number thirteen is nm
lucky, says the l'laetoe,staeace Beige,
are requested to- mediate upon the.
following fact, the, authenticity ofwhich
is youched for Ayoung soldier, Seri-3
giers by name, was born on the 18th Of
the month Of January, 1856. He lived
at Brussels - g house numbered ~. On
friday, Feb u, 1876, ne Was drafted
INTO u the army Dy virtue Of having drawn
the g. number y. a lottery ticket was IN
hel1ted by hlm bearing the number ",
winch has lately drawn prize q 2UO OOO
francs - "a.
a Utah wedding paragraph says !" the
bride was logged out in: white gauze. 49,
ri IS nnrr- !. suaro ,,.+a,,tea = m,
GLAND ~ w;li;eno patr;ct Mile. i, 17a7
and Il e said that has and nd v euno;n ato,,
,soon a ter' cor at,s,cted a amaIl :taamRoat
which ran f;ua ,n lac; On hon, .r. r. th;s =
true. then t. Them belongs tha honor o 4
operating the first steamboat, otherwise
the honor should be given to W. Sym
mgton, who made q passage on the Forth
and Clyde canal In 1889. In 1901 the.
first experiment in steam navigation on
the Thames was made. In 1903, Fulton
ran his steambo Clermont on the Seine,
at Paris, and IN 1905 atNew York. All:
OF these were merely experiments, and
the tlrst steamboat IN the world which
served as practical means OF transpor-
tatlon was put NJ upon the Hudson river
ny fuiton ~ loO7. ;~.,-:
+PRoF. Il. B. ARNOLD advises skim
ming the milk as soon as sourness is
percephble. and to .churn at sixty de-
grees instead of seventy, before the
cream gets sour. When the butter
comes in granules, enough cold water or
brine should be put in to reduce the mass
to about ffty-6ve degrees, when, after a
little slow churning, the granules will
become hard and distinct. and the but
ter be in a condition for washing out ill
the buttermilk. 4 The salt should then
be worked in with as little labor as pos
gible, and after standing awhile it wifi ha
ready to pack. -, i:
ropr F,onp pnnn,na Ro;1 40
ouart of -o;is +hen haot +ha 1a1lo LIZ 80
fo,,- e,,e,s Nth tow +oh1s s - " "
oo-n a. On" 90 I;t41e ro;,1 -. 80 ~
tba ho;l;no MIL iet y ho;1 ~ omoo NV. an'9
tnrn into = nnddinr i1;ah then heat
the whites of the eggs to = roth. and
add four spoonfuls Of white nowdered
sugar: cover the puddinp with the
mixture. and set in the oven and brown
TIGHTLY: favor with vanilla. lemon. etc
The frostinp il improved Nv adding a
flavor to "a. - ,. y
II nav be useful to some enternris;no
American gardeners to know that the
following EXPERIMENT has been tried snc-
cessfully in ENGLAND: Reds extend;no
across the garden four feet wide were
planted in spring with strawberries, On
the outer sides Of these beds three rows
of early potatoes were planted. The po-
tatoes were dug about the end of June,
the ground cleared and raked level,
where the strawberry runners could es-
tablsh themselves and form new row.
Inc next spring roWe OF potatoes We're
Planted' one row farther OIL, or on the
noroers o1 the runners. Inc gardener
witch hecono w;der aoch roar 1,?+, Deu
niont;na rho +h;rd voor ~ f;rst ,,1antS
Tnra a9hanstoS and ware d,,o '' ~, n 4ho
heds TINS moving SLOWLY s;daw;so af' ''o
!, m-- 80 e.I',,
LIE 4avol VI !oou oakeo OF oro1leo
IN eartnenMale Is sMo ny tnose VINO
nave Maoe inc e19ellme1t 10 Do lar su,
Perior 70 tnst OF vegetable or animal
1ooo cooHeo IN tne same way In iron
vessels, for the reason that iron is
Sonouo'or o1 neal, WINE eartnenware'
- n9n: =: conseauent,y' 1000
s 1ooke1 III tae atter Is rarely ever
ourneu: me aeglee Oh neat not varying
peloe et aus .n1 process Oh COOK.
ia Cooked as well a. 1n;form;tv tb h. "a,'
ont Tho snhstanca 1T Tho mc.+ ne"efa
oles, OF grains, until the process OF
o oteaa - .a - oo tSpt . 1ae IRE IN
etove OF range tnas paicnes ana Durns
ano;ia tho foo3 ~ ,owax1as a - ;n;,,o ~
tbe - oontants - 20 p e"st1, esq., ~ n'uie
' n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ga: Seu"ae
II nas peen glscoveleo enas me Dntcn
DaDy oIles 1or 1ts muooer ana 1oooer at
tne same tme'
THERE is good deal OF square COM
mon sense about the Directors of saw
ings bank at Marysville, Cal. They
engaged new Cashier the other day,
and the President said to him: Mr.:
Steele, your duties will be very light
and the salary $500 month. Now, If
you'll agree not to speculate in stocks
or gamble or hypothecate the deposits,
We uouae eS s1e az ny, oome, Low, , wnas
~ you wy ~ very muSn ooneeu
70 WV ~, Ee : way ene IePiy'
nu >: :: 'i IN ~ ovo: ann erse you -
:1 .l IN me mc norm =; 9 1u' ne re-,
a-."1a.,. - sa,,nnJ 49, =, AZ, s...u a 10
o' aM W oi"-upou uo"n 1n '14n -, way
WHAT 90 you suppose Wen say
when we meet IN heaven, deorgey said
she; Say know wnat youu say,
DARING. NE say! What! Why,
you4 say: told you so. knew
just how 1t would DO up here.
AN experienced farmer says; II
have thoroughly ted planting pota
toes whole, in halves, quarters, eighths,
and in one, two and three eyes, and my
conclusion is that cut to single eye on
piece and two pieces in a hill is the
pest economy 1or the most profit. pre-,
lel P!aatlne III urllis' tnIee OF tnree ana
nan 1eet aPMt, oroPpng me pieces
!!oeetneI lev. ever? Ten aI or WE'VE 'ncnes. 1t
tbsra ers n"t 90 rsnr , " W r't 'ahet
tho-o 90 <-rou - rooJ 80 ~ tov VIZ" tl
tabIe and w;,I v;e1d mere 1uahe,s -. - + th
oo.o thao 800 sea a Iii s-;Snn ~ 'ne
49, '-.'''1 .0 ' w. o'o'
10 .koBT kA1KEs, OF gloucester, En-
gland, Is 10 ne ascr1oeo the dlstlnction