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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09
Mongolian Ingenuity

We have all known from childhood how
the Chinese cramp their women's feet, and
80 manage to make them keepers at home,
but how they contrive to grow miniature
pines and oaks in flower pots for half a
century has always been much Of secret.
They aim first and last at the seat Of Wig
orous growth, and endeavoring TO weaken
1t as much as may be consistent with the
preservation Of life, Take a young plant
say Seeding or cutting of cedar
when only two or three. inches high, cut
of it's tap root as soon'as it has other root.
lets enough to live upon, aud replant it in
shallow earthen pot. The end OF the
tap root is generally made to rest on a
stone within it, Alluvial clay is then put
into the pot much OF II IN bits the size OF
beans, and just enough in kind and quan.
tity to furnish scanty nourishment to the
plant, Water enough is given to keep II
in growth, but not enough TO excite
vigorous habit So likewise is the appli.
cation of light and heat. As the Chinese
pride themselves ON the shape Of their
miniature trees, they use strings, wires and
pegs and various other mechanical contriv.
ances to promote symmetry OF habit or to
fashion their pets into odd fancy figures
Thus by the use Of very shallow pots, the
growth of the tap root is out of question.
by the use OF poor soil and little of it, and
little water, any strong growth is prevent.
ed. Then. too. the top and side roots, be
ing within easy reach OF the gardner, are
shortened by his pruning knife or scar cd
with his hot iron. So the little tree, find
ing itself headed on every side gives up
the idea OF strong growth, asking only for
life, and just life enough to look well. Ac-
cordingly each new set Of leaves become
more and more stunted the buds aud
rootlets are diminished in proportion, and
at length balance is established between
every part Of the tree, making it dwarf in
all respects In some kinds of trees this
end is reached in three or four years; in
others ten or fifteen years are necessary. |
Snch is fancy horticulture among the
Celestials. 7ecynotogia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09
A Nov Maseppa

Lamar boys are nothing il not imitotive,
II they were TO hear OF a man being ground
up in thrcshing machine they would a,
once run one Of their number through a
tanning mill TO SEQ how tho old thing
worked
One of the boys had been reading BY.
ron's Mazeppa and he got threo or four o I
The boys in barn down in the southwest
tern part of the town and they concluded
to play Mazeppa From what wo can
learn having been provided with
complimentary the play was rather moro
startling than instructive.
They got COW and about forty feet OF
clothes line and number seven boy with
red hair and frockled nose TO do tho Ma
2eppa part, while gentle youth Of twelve
or thereabout wrapped saddle blanket
round his head, and as tho jealoua Shiek.
shouted
Bring forth the hossr
They brought her. In truth she was
noble steed. A heifer of the muly breed,
aud wild-wild as seventeen Rocky Noun.
tain William H. goats. They got her on
the barn floor and tied the boy on with the
rope and turned her loose. Size took in
the situation and seemed to realize tlpt
her credit as sn actress was at stake.
Her acting was splendid and brought
down the house by sections Whenever
she ran over one of the boys the applause
could he heard for four blocks.
Although the audience all had parquet,e
and pit tickets, they thought they could
look at the play better from the gallery
and so they slid mp into the haymow and
tired to crawl out through the roof. while
the old COW WAS churning about fourteen
years growth out Of Mazeppa and bawling
like steam callope. while Mazeppa spent
most OF the time yelling like a pig stuck
in fence.
The play would probably have been in
progress yet but for the fact that the
neighborhool thought cyclone was
wrestling with the barn, and rushed in and
amputated the boy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09

How SroNEwALL JACKSON WAS FnIoHr-
ENED-Gov jackson of West Virginia tells
this anecdote: II recollect asking Stonewall
who was my cousin. If he was ever fright.
ened in war He sand yes, he had once
been considerably under sense OF fear
II was in tho city Of Mexico. A chest
containing large sum OF money had been
put in Lieut.. Jackson's charge and to be
perfectly secure OF it he ordered ii TO be
carried to his headquarters, in an old alb
bey or convent, and laid down there in the
room alone with it to sleep, a sentinel
walking in the corridor outside He had
been in bed only few moments and was
getting drowsy when he distinctly heard
something under his bed winch lifted up
as il man was secreted there. Jackson
said he leaped ont Of bed and drew his
sword and searched the bed and tho room
in vain. Jackson then supposed he had
possibly been dreaming, aud resumed his
bed. Just as Le was thinking it all a mis-.
take, his bed iifted again, plainly and
with some force. He started forth a sec
ond time, sword in hand, aud behold,
nothing was there. This time, said he,
i was scared indeed, till my attention was
called to u shouting outside, in the street,
and then found that il was an earthquake
passing nnder the city OF Mexico, which
lifted my bed up aud gave me such mp.
prehension.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09
Vol UME XXI.

last meal When his remittance arrived
ahou, month aflcrward be had Eve shil
lines remaining OF his sovereign, and be
liked his frugal diet NO we'll that be kept
II up for over two years, possibly longer
Twelve cents day ia certainly small
amount TO otpcnd for feed but man in
Minnesota abou, three years ago, worried
through whole year on ten dolara llc
lived on johnny cake,
We know Of a theological student il az
Ohio college Who, sustained by grace, rice
and corn bread lived thirteen weeks on
seven dollars, but there were several good
apple orchards near the college, and the
farmers kept no dogs |, is not the nceos
sities Of life that cost much. but tho laxu,
ries; and IL is with the MAJOR part Of man,
kind as Il was with the frenchman lilo
said that IL be bad the luxur,es Of life. he
could disponso with the necessities Mere
living is cheap, but as The hymnoloeist
says, 1T is not all Of life 10 live, ~ Amsri.
cfa Miller
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09

How CHEAPLY osR CAs LAVE. Bread
after all, is the cheapest diet one can live
on, aud also the best A story is told that
shows just how cheap man can 1--we, when
be gets down TO mush, iguratiyely and
literally speaking. Colonel Fiizgibbou
was many years ago, colonial agent at Lon.
don for the Canada Government, and vas
wholly dependent on C,naia for his sup
port. On one occasion these remit,a anees
failed to arrive, aud as there was no cable
in those days, be was compelled to write
10 his Canadian friends 10 know the reason
Of the delay Meanwhile he bad just one
sovereign TO live upon. He found that be
could live upon sixpenee per day. Or about
1917 cents of our money four la'any-
worth. of breal. one penny ~orth u niis
ADD one pennyworih ofsngar He made
pudding u some o. the bread and sugar,
which sered for breakfast, dinner aud
supper. the milk being reserved for the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09

FIBE-PRoop MATERNAL. In preparing
material for fire. proof houses. raw cotton
of inferior quality the scattered refuse Of
plantations and tie sweepings Of factories,
are mixed and converted into a paste,
which becomes as hard as stone, and is
then called architectural cotton, whereby
the building Of a house would be rapid in
comparison with the practice Of laying
brick after brick, aud about one third the
cost. For the other part wheat straw is
treated In way already known, aud con.
verted into pasteboard. The sheets thus
prepared are soaked ia solution which
hardens the hbres aud arc then compressed
under enormous power into beams and
boards OF any required size aud the effect
Of the soaking is said 10 render them din
cult Of combustion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09

The New York Sun say; "Bull fat but
ter and hog.fat cheese, sold not for whA,
what they are, but as dairy products, are
undermining the American export trade
in these products The revelations made
by the last two national dairy conventions.
IA 10 the extent Of this trade, we're as,ounl.
ing; bat oiemargaIineand lard cheese have
struck blow NJ this enormous aud grow.
ing source of revenue. About 800. 900. 900
pounds less Of butter and cheese, Il is
thought. will have been exported this year
than last. instead Of tbe continued increase
expect q,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09
>. Doses.
esrr 1,,.s. Nnfherxs tenn,

e5y ior sleeplets and irritable Child
~n. Tne Recipe Of Old Dr Pitcher,
Free ftcm Morphine. and not Mar
,o,ic. Formula published with each
bottle. for Flatulency. assimilating
the food Sour stomach. FcyenshneSA
Worms. and nisofdered Bowels,
Castoria has the largest sale Of any
article dispensed BY Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09
Wei eiDeMeyer

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH
Care. . Constitutional Antidots for
this tsrrfble maiady, By Absorption.
SPURTS Of ai.gnsting Mucous.
6anflsa, Crsokling PaiAs In tbs
Head, rsaS Breath. Deafness, and
any Catarrhal Complaint, can BE-
eItsrminAted by Wei Do Asysr's
Catarrh Cure. The most Important
Discovery since Vaccination. Other
remedies may relieve CatArrh. this
cures mt any stage before Consump-
ton sets In.
One package generally sufRoes.
Delivered by Druggists, or by d. b.
Dewey a CO.. lb2 Fulton St. N. r.,
el.00 complete. Treats sAnd re-,
markAble stetsmsnts by tho CURED
sailed free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09

The wor,t kind Of rlirumaiisni /. tho
spafe roomatism Many All unhappy
CUES, las cr,sded betsren il lcy sheets
and died u il
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