The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-01

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=, - Ia, - - ,aks ,hs foliowinv article
Rsrsr,,n. =. 1, a., a ,hs m arford compsuy, ana
.s ,n.ny ~ 40, .,I,.n. 49,. in.ur.l ,hsre II will
~ do,b, h. ~ ,n,a,ss, a. ,hsn .sThe losses sus
,.irsJ ~ ,hs t.,so,d fi,s In.u,ancs Companv
~. ., -. A.. ....o,, az H., h,,rntn, Of can
MIN, hon.e. ani can,ents ha. heen so great ns 70
..,,s. ,a,.h I;.sa,i.0a,,ion amonr The poliev
ElI..s -, =. ~, ..nr.,. Th..s 1. soms re.
- o,r ,h.,, l,s..,;.C..,i,n and ,h.v no, unnai
u,.liy dnrard : chan,a ~ naIicv a. 20 ths TAI
~, =, .snnins, ho.ss ,ssL AL c,i,n,. 20 obtain
,hs, cy,,r.s ,h.Ir INSTRUMENTATION 4, Ulthlrav
from the rnm,anv'
"The rc,ein,s 81 an, connanv the pas, year
f,o,, cannin,, hon.e ,i.ks have nee, ,boa, II goo
and q i,..c. maid Tor cannin.- houses and con.
,.n,. abou, A. noo .i,b, time. n. uu,h exuenA.d
~ ,hi. 49, - ,n.,,s,,,,. as H.. h.sn ,s.si, "a
Sra,, Tho .,ms .,s..
..rh. ,.c.,,,s S,a,, o,h,, ,..on,cs. IA, Tho same
,.,,aJ - - -, al ooo .rJ he Ios,es Nv
a. On ali o,h., LinI. oS ,,,on.,,y hon, al 600 n
49,, ..,n, ~ 90 oSo sr,. ,,,i,.,. hIl.r ,.ho 4.
~, as .,...,,, II - h. .honiJ ha
.nmn.,Iad - nsv ,ar .,,rs ,,.L ;nc"r,.I by rea
80 ~ ~. I,fny.a.. 80 ,L,. .,a.s az n,onsr,v
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whv ro,nn,nv ,h., w.. o,,sni,.J ami nm "a
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s..s,,'', ~" aS '."s,. ,h", !. ~, ,,La,v a. hs
h1rn.I .nd ,shn.a a,.no,. ,,s o,d,na,iIv ca,.ful
,rsn .honIJ .s.n,no .n.h ,,.ks ,xi,ho., adsnuate
ccmn.n.a,;an The,o ,nay h. ra..ons lar /, and
col on., hn, a.. h.y. nsy.r h.a,d ,h.,n az
n-c..cd or seen ,he,, an min, The o,,.,ion na,
nil. a,;s.s ..,,h., - ". ,o;r,, a., ~ .hnu, I, )"
tn. .~.c,,ivo eon,,ni,,.a ~ ,his eomn,ny nv
,..nln,ion. hax. I.,.,r,ia.I .,,., an. a, ~ Ian
na,y 40 cancel ali ,i.Ls On c.nntn, hnu,e nron.
e,,y Thi. IA ono Wv and /, ,n,S he an. oniv
.6:,,n.i So, % ..,. ~. ,o,n,.,,y t,,,n I;.,n,.
,ia, ., L,,L,n,.,., hn, h.Co.. 4, 4. ,..o,,.d a.
o,h.r ,n.,hoIs sha,iJ ho .n.ni,.d in,o nrd n
fannd n,sc,icsl ,,ieI The cxncr;cnce of the nast
wear will furnish data from which the exact re-
is,inn af ,he nrrmi.,,, ,,J lo.. ,.ca.p, r.n h.
a.c.,,ain.J WIN n,, ind ,bi. On, an,i ,nak.
insv,.rcs on ..nnIn, hoa.s nron.,,v yisIJ as
mnsh nss, ,s.s ~ ,hn To-. sn.,r.;nrJ x. ;hs so,-
nanv The n,., go, IN ,hi, .,a.. ~ ,,on.,,,,
ri, H. ii, Sa,,h,i..s ~. a.. .',pa,.,,. -,
verv hiyh. 40 hi,h ne,hsp. th., ,y,.nv ,-IIl VA,
nav I, b,, I, 4. Ia, % ,he o,h., noI,cy hoid.v,
!, 4 i"., 40 The comnanv ana /, i. No, ,n,.s, a.
,hs Same. Tber will thea have The ,iyh, ss
,h.y shonII haze ,o in.n,c ,bcir csnni,, h,rs.
ami content. In ,hcir homo co,nrany. In vb;.h
,hcv in,urc their o,bcr pro,sr,vI ami ,hcv riii
nav no more f.r the pro,er,ion Of iii. n.,, of
their prop.r,v than exn.rienrc n,ove. 4. cn,nm.u.
sura,c with The ri.k ineurrcI and II 4. necessary
far them Ia nav In iu.,icc ~ ,bc o,hr, noI;.y
hnidc,s
ar hi. ra,e should bc deemed prohibi,ory. xo
..c no reason WHY canning bousc n,oney,v sbon,d
moi be insured as n separaic class ami ,Le no,cs
Of canners be made nav for all losses sustained
by the compapy In conseouence of the des,ruc.
,ion by FIRE Of this particular proper,y. III /, 4,
o..ibe .n,,,tL;n,. shoniL h. Ian. "a, ,ho 80.
lion and enconrae.men, Of This mos, imnoy,an,
Industry in our couutv. and bo done xi,bou, anv
ex,.n.c Ia those who ,r. mo-, ep,a ,e,l In capni,.
We have in the county many byivh, ami e.rr
ri.nced In rurer, and We arc sure n few of ,h.,n
.will deyotc the Tim. and attention Ia The subiet
,ha, n. ;,nno,,anrc d..orves ,hcv can cy.y.
something tha, will be agreeable. that NilI rcr,ye
the dissa,.f,c,i.n tha, now prevails and will 20.
store cond,lencs In the safety Of tho eounany s.d
wisdom Of i,s management"
How to Procure n Winter Supply ef
roos, in tree. and 10 nick mn their liyiny NJ ,l,
piy,' trough and in the BARNARD. NAV orcasior.
silv gel nm cog In winter. Ilut az a mats *.
fact there Is ON most farms great dearth Of eyvs
from November TO March. With n warm shelter
and suitable feel pullets that bevin IN Law In the
fall will continue TO Law through the winter II
Is mainly n question of feed. Corn furnishes
pienty of fat and keeps nm the hen, of IN. f,yI.
but Is poor In albumen and the nhosnha.es Thsv
want a variety Of grains and vegetable Mos,
farmers have milk. and n this can he added II viii
be all they need Butehers' scran.cakc Il good
and nav safely be kent In the non,rv varJ where
the fowls can help themselves ai pleasure. Rolled
potatoes or turnns m shed md mi xed ,xtb Tndi.p
meal, make an excellent feed for layins hens
Fowl. are particularly fond Of cabbagcs and tur.
nips a, nil stages Of their growth. and c.t tbom
e
from the butchers and olIaI ir,m the 6sh make,
also furnish good material for making e.,s These
are accessible 10 most villages and can be had n,
a small cost A hen il only a machine for pyo
ducing eggs. II you want the finished product
yon must put the raw material into the homer
Il should not be forgotten that there l. n liberal
grinding going on Ia the risIard, and The layiny
bird should have free access 10 gravel with .harp
grit, broken oyster and clam shells, which a..is,
in reducing the grain and form egg she'll. With
plentiful supply of egg produ ny food, hens will
lay well In winter, when eggs bring the highest
price.
School Room Ventiiation,--Upon,hc the prop.
sr sestlIatien OF -si,vol buildings an intsi,y~S-
writer says "a school room that is solely de-
pendent on omen Windows for ventilation 4
unfit for use during the greater mart vf tho wear.
Children sitting near the windows cannot be cx
posed to draughts, and except In warm weather
such rooms cannot be thoroughly von,ilated in
this way. The device Of fitting boards under the
Windows. 80 as 20 separate the sashcs a few inches
in the middle and admit fresh air without crea.
ting currcnt, Is useful In hospitals bu, does no,
meet tho requirements Of q crowded school room.
The ventilation Of school buildings ought no, 10
be left 10 chance, but should bc systematically
thrive in fresh mir. md droop. spindle and vither
In foul air. One Of the bes, proofs ,ha, the air In
school rooms il too often un,i, for children Ia
breathe Il the prevalence or near si,hteine.s
among the older pupils. The eve. beinr the most
delicate bi, Of mechanism Of the human boiv. ,e.
auires the hes, blood which the pbv,icaI sys,em
can command, and conscaueptIy suffers moyc
than any other organ when the blood j, y;iated by
the inhalation Of foul air year after year IT, n.,,
sighteiness arc added many other po,itiye indi.
cations Of the balcful effect: Of carbon;e ae;I In
school atuno.phere-,he palo faccs anJ ;,nnai,.J
health Of the children and the ehroni. hcaIachc.
and nervous depression Of the teachers. The NH.
apy authoritative infarma,ian which ,ra, H. tr't
coninv onyh, mo, ,n he c,nr;.;or.,. .,,;',..i ..
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MortraRoe's saIe.-c.i. William ~,