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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-01-28
Se10etssn.

Gincr Der belhe1benitsn Wdnaer Die
ies Sanoes lit &isrre 2orilarb, .. Stem
gorf, Der sr5Bte gubafsfobrifant oieies
2anoes. Gin MaBitab fir Die geldeis
.oenbeit zines Mannes lit bod selpiB Der
.serinse @srtb, ben er ieinem eisenen
GaIeiu beilest. Geben mir nun, ME
Serr 2uriuarb Den 8e, If leines 9aieins
peranidlast!
Ct bsreite ir lcster Seit nit ieiner
@attin ben Siben in cinem id6aen Ga
lalt=@iienbabnnasen. fir Den CT ieben
Gag 500 sablt. Gls ct nun oieier
Sage auf Der NIabama Great ScntberF
giienbabn fubr unb Der 3ng nit elmer
|S6neuisteit ppt piersis @eilen iii ber
|Stunbe ii9 elmer idarIen Siesuns Der
Sabn ndberte, iab man stuei fl,ine ana'
Ben neben Dem @eleiie, pel6e auf's eff
rieIte benz 2Otpmotlpfnbrer tplntten
9esterem selans es auf Die 8infe Be,
anaben bin nod redrselti9Sten Sus on
au6alten = hidt Dor einsm gdGrenoer
absruube. Die iber oieIsn abBrunt
fibrenbe Bride mar. nGmli6 brrd
Sturm unb SturmFutb ireaserifen
aoriuaro's Yrad.ipasen mar INN. ittel
bar hunter bic 2pfpmOtiue seipannt, mel
IS Der reid. Serr 70 rerlanet tatte
I@aren bic araten nidt seneier. i
iwurbe olip 2priIarh fcmmt ieirtr @et
Tin einen I6r,dlldeu Sob 9eiun,en ba
ben. Sier Stunoen battcn s!id] bic stue
br open fteinen Srrgen I'm idredl Otter
| @etter on Ger Sabn anfgehnitef. I'm
rem gahrSua 5n erira,ten Inc 81 NOR
nen. Mon nnLm nun rnter Den a:aI a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-01-28
Sas 3c9iHer Der WesSe t,tta
ScsbHntcroe lit 1884.

Cine eri6redeuOe 3uaabmle Seist BIZ
3a9l Der Serbre6en I'M uerfloiIeuer
Sa9r: 3377 SerIonen fanbeu ibren SUI
bur6 Die SauO ibrcr Mit.8aHagiers
anf Ser &eiie gum @rabe; in 215 Sdllel
blieb Der NtDrbcr utelrtbedt uno III GA
SaQen fc!9te gelbfmurb Dem Morbe.
SIN burd)i Quit betrus % Sag Die 3abl
0er WurOe neun uuD ser SelbItmur c
flint, wdgreno anoererieits i'm Surb
idnitt nHr siuei SiuriGtuusen % ISOLDE
itattfinoen, bon lie 33 M5rbern nur ei.
ner iein SerbreGen AM G,alsen iii6nte
uuo bier &erioneA u @Ode lpndse
r!dtli4 rom 2ebea gum 9obe b~ef6rberi
luuroen. SIM Sabre 1883 Teate lit
in 0ur9i6nitt Die 3abl ser MorOe oul
bier uno Der Selbitmorbe suei % Sag,
bic 5aDl Der Sinrihtursen oasesen au,
5ipei uno Der 2gn5 Suits : 5dGe auj
steuiaGs 5uei u ISOLDE.
SOn ds;aeH 1917 9erioHen, sic i'm
oeriloiieneu Sabr bird Meaiden6ano
'Dren SOB fancen, luarsu IS stiuber, Sit
BON ibren @ltern set5btet ,pureeu; SO
5ranen ,pnrceu BON igrc.t G%6emaunern
u'o II @atten pon iDreu Sraueu er,
moroet. Sas capital Der Samilieu
Srasoo1en dmIaBt ferner 1s 8rubers, 9
Safer=, 2 Mutters uno 3 G6wetermDr-
c.cs; in 20 JGlen ,uar eS 0oppelmpro,
in S Sdlen orelfaGer, in 3 uierIabel
uno in 2 6dllen finffaGer WOrb. SI
Staate g;esu gorf tuurben 125 Ntorp,
besansen, ipOppn as in Der StaOt SC. g.,
unb Z i'll 8rDoflDn. Se6s aubereSta lac
ten MAIDEN in oseier S~e5iebuus g. g.
ben Stang itretis uuO Siuar Obiu 1S9
Gegas nit 1S4, &entudp nit 17S
Miiiouri NIT LAG, 5enne1ee nit 137 II
Georgia nit 1876 MOrben. Sie anoe
rem Staatea uuS gerriturien rapsirel
pie fpls.: &enniplpauien 800. Midi
gan 100, ssSirsinia 1O2, Nebrasfa 81
8eIt Sirsinia 80, Nlabama sc, Oton
.ana 81, Glfanlas 80, 3inneiota 70
&anias 70, Ietu Glerico &C, @pomin,
65, @iscOnIin Ga, Sainuis 63, Narp
LAMB. 62, s2owti;ana 81, SafOta 60
WiiIillippi SO, Soma SO, Utah 81, Sn
oiana Sc, Sresun "a, Gerr. @albinsto1
SO, Soabo So, Neploa 81, Snbtane,
2err. so, SlOrioa 40, Gridona As, gu
10 abo AZ, California Il, g. Carolina
40, q. Carolina SO. Connecticut IS
WaHa9uietts 81, Stem Seriep 81
Maine Is, germD1t II, &bobe Sslan
IL, / eiatuars 10. y,ep Samlbire 8 In
DiItrict Columbia s.
Am ealStn blbitn III Seriunen Id
5erbredn sc9en JOB nj Sabre slSS'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-01-28

4 Somnel Matber tuuroe sum Soft
meiIter in edo ernaunt.
Il Sn gtOwer County egiItircu in
Die em 8inter ID S9uleu.
Il Sn Slmiteb GourtD ftebt oas
GountDgefansniB ldOn felt eiuer 8oae
leer bu.
y Die Totpns 3umbrpta ltnb gtne
Sslano, @OObbue County babsH 9ssen
bobe 2i5ens seitimmt.
Z SH GbufOpee betrd9t Die Sufubr
oil @ei5en I'M Surdl9n;tt 1000 Buibe[
tdali6 ~ Gents.
Z Sn GeO @ins leste 5rau $. See
SC ibr &iuO auf ben Gid uuo sins auf
eiuen Iu9enb!id binaus. Sci ibrer
ytidfe9r lag babielbe nit sebro6enen
Irmen auf benz 8Oben.
Z Gin SOI6bdnbler, Namens !Senrs
9. @oser oerlieB Opr nabe5u 5tuet $50
diem 9ulutb Inn it6 mad 0afuta 6u tez
seben. Geitoen bat ma1t nidts mebr
BON inn 9eD6rt unb feline @idubI9er
fiirdten, baB er i6nen bur9sssausen
lei.
| z Die Chippewa Snbiansr in Der
Iseat. BON 8ermilion Cafe erbielten ibr
lld5rliten Stlpenbieen ppn Dem Snbiaz
ner, Nsenten 9nrfee. Ser Islbe beri6%
tet, baB lie boiti9en Snbianer siemli6
INTER bsr anba!tsnben 9dlte Der lebten
8oae setitten baben, 10 baB ire Sti.
~peuoicen 9eraOe erluini1t famen.
Z Sn Sar9p DAT, faHo amItittipo6
g6enb .ir iebr fart teiu6te Gntrir
funes 8eriammlurs itait, welde benz
Stabtratb oh Der uUn benieIbeH perii9z
ten GuflDiung Der beiotn 6~elerruebrz
gompasnien geb6rig ben aopf ,pui9 -
,natarli1 bur6 Geben NIB geldtir
iie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-01-28

ReoactionsIblnB am Mitttppd Mittag.

Die 9erre II BON Der Stem Srleans
ler 8eftaus Ttellun9 limb nit Der MiIis
on. Die lie pom GonsreB erbalten baben,
fertis uno Daben i4On fir 100000
S9ulOen bariber binaus gemadt. @as
liest ba ndber, als ben gonsreB um Ell
ne ipeitere Williun ODER bod nm cine
weitere balbe Wi0iOn anseben? Ser
8eldluB ba5u 1T bereits sefabt. aber
Der GonsreB lu,ro iib mObl 5tueimal be,
@iinaen, ehe er benz Serlansen Gotse
giebt. 9ie erlte Mtlion ipurbe auf
caS gor9eben bin erwirft, '0aB mar oas
Gclb, wie es 1876 lit philadelphia ses
ideben iuar, ipieoer aariferitatten wOle.
DAB BON elmer iOl9en 3urideritattun9
in Seem Orleans feline Gebe iein
miro, oaran sipelfelt idor jest fem
Neni6. STE Der gUnereB ben Stem
Srleaniern mebr Gelh bepiuigt, mllb
CT NnitlnOsbalser baran beufeu, ben
&Bilabelpbiern Die DON bielen Suriiders
itatteten @eloer mieoerSuseben. 9cnn
jene 3urlderItattuns seibab ii auf
Soften Der patriutiiden Burger Yhilaz
belpbia's, wel1e BEN @arantief ono fir
Die 8eltauslteauHs seseidnet batteu.
u~eberbaupt aber io1te bic 8unbespers
iuilIsung fir Die Ius ltellung in yiep
Orleans Die lebte oerartise @erwenouns
bon Suubes9elbern fem. Die @erfai;
lunssmdbisfeit b~erartiser Gussabeu lift
mebr als Stpeifelbaft. Damn aber 1T
gar ni4t ab5uiehen, mo- bic @sIdidte
enoen ioG. S9on mabt f6 louisville
bereit, cine SeuiQisurs fir cine Gus
iteQuns 81 e~rlau9en, ulto balo miro jebe
County Sairbas @lei6e tbun. @arum
iolten Tie au9 nidt? &riuaipieu 9aben
tie oas slei6e Gedt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-01-28
Ser

County nm Llts BON Darlington 60.
aui $4,000 feitlebenb.
Die County gommliidre bon Dodge
60. bepOumddtisenb, @elter fit gterfs.
@ebibren gu bemilisen.
Die gOrlase, wefde gorfebrunsen fl,
bic ueberfiihrnns bon Srriinuisen mad
benz Staatsz Srrsnaipl tr,fft.
Gas gerlafien bon irrlinnieen Ser
%ionen, tuenn auf benz Weae na6 Dem
Srrenaipl, perbietenb.
Sen Charter Der stabt Mporebeab
amenbirenb.
Sausseies paiiirt. Das freie Ser
umlaufen BON gieb in glap County Der.
bietenb.
Gen. Sart1e reidte cine Sorlase Elm,
III. S. 9ensslore $15S ats gnti5Goi-
suns 5u belpilisen, fir Serlu|te, ,ueld)s
lberielbe iudgrenO zines Seuers in Del
@ai6antalt bes staatsscfansaihes er:
llitt.
Sans.
Gen. Scf rsi1te einen Gntiuuri Elm,
Der Dem Stued bat Gabrifaliten MI
gambler in Gle, &urter, 2agerbier,
SOba' unb Wineralluaiisr sesen Ser
fluff ibrer GLADDEN. unO 5dfier Su idHsen.
Srafe rei6te einen Gelseentlpurf Elm
tponad es allen acknowledgements
|iediGaften seitottet 1T, au6 seseu ga
GEL uno Sturmldaben gu perlideru.
2ieHau: Sas @eieb betrsfs Der Se=
s~naoigunsen ba9ia %amenoirenb, baB Der
Gouuerneur feline 8~esnabisuus limiti=
rem uno bieielben NIT SeSinsunsen per=
fniipfen fann. Silt Der @esuaoiste Die
Seoinsunsen nidt ein, 10 erliidt Die
gesnaoi9uns.
WuSsp: Srouen, bic II Sabre alt
uno tire Gomsn 9leid ben Idunern
reaiitrirt baben, bas 0edt sebeno Bel
Rrdiioentenpablen mit5uitimmen.
g. geteriou: 9re gelobuung fir bas
Igboten zines gBclfs auf IS erb6benb.
Morie: 9as Jiiden bon Surenen
bios tpdbrcno Der Wpnote Gpril big
ausuit incluiiue esitattenb.
Gonefer beridtete, bas bas Suffice
mite iid bon BET goniitutipnolitGt beg
@eiebss iiber5eust, weldss bic MbItims
muns Der 8irser 9 +. Climbs iiber
Ioic $4,000 fir Den San eincs Damntes
i'm Wiiliiippi lesaliiirt. Stein a + b
be%antraste Die Nnnabme bes Geiebes
uno bies sei6ab.
Wepers reidte ein @eiet Elm. tuDuoa
$500 fir ben Sau einen 8ride iber
oen gro,p Giper in Stearns Gountp Be
w;uist tueroeu.
Gin BON Storoof norsei6lossres
Seies, tpel6es Die Sporteln bes Sheriff.
in SGuen Der foreclosure Of chattle
mortgages" erb6bt, iuurbe nieberse
Itimmt. ollie anberen Geiebc tpurbeu
eatpeber sur Nnnabme e%mpfublen, ober
Die Serotbune berielttr, es paren 2,
auf ben ndditsn Sikrnestas psrIaO.
heM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-01-28
$ II It, o d. { 8.

49, slltflus. Wama: r@as ip0
id bei'm Gbriitfiuo beiteuer, elm neues
Srppen5immer ooer cine aiide?" Sos
6jdbrise 9ies@sn: rGtne Slide, licte
Drama - Die 1T niibfiber. Man nil
ii6 oo6 einmal uerlorsen, uno Die Mdn
ser BADEN es germ, tusnn man in Der
Slide 8ei6eib weiB!"
49, SOrli1t. (Sm Sierbauie.)
Offisier: u@arum baben sic meinen
Suno gei6lusc1, ct bat Sic ia bud
nur beitmufelt!" Gait: yEr(auben
Sic. 5err &ittmeiIter, icu ib pielci9t
parten, bis i'd tbm ibmed'?"
80. 8siGeibenbeit. Sureaudef:
n5ie fommen cher INNER piel ST ipdt
= bas mub Elm Seal onbers ~,perben!"
Secretar: yIber ib fam bo9 nidt 70
nnteiheiocn ietH, BAG 8ureou Sor wei.
ferl ebef III betreten!"
'''' Gin eufmerfIarrer ggegatte.
Srau (su i1rem Manne, Der BON elmer
9~ebirsstOur suradgefebrt it): vGber,
5rauj, tpie 9u i'm aotb berumgeiiefeIt
biit! gdau' Dir nrr einma( hieIe 0oie
an!"
Wann: rSa, licbe Srau, sag BABE
i'd abiidtlid sethan, banrit 9u audi
mas bon Der i60nen @esenb iisbit!"
-. gosbaft. Sunses @ann: uSd
pTle9e MIDI w66entti9 einmal 81 raliz
ren!"
Ielterer Serr: nSas finbc ib iiber.
fliiiis. Sci Sbnen that es aud ein
&aoirsummi!"
$500 Geiitessesen,part. 9~ieutenorf
vSa, iduea sefaBt ntuB man iein. Slit
oa cinmal in Der Gdlaf)t uebeu mir ein
sOlbat, ben e,ne Su9et aerabe auf Den
Runo traf inn bier 3d6ne ausIdlu9
unb uubeolnst Die @irbelidule burd)-
bobrt unb Den giann aet5Otet bobcn
aliBte, 1uelin osrieibe nidt 10 piel Sci
itessesenmart 9ebabt hattie, Die ausel
idneu 81 perldluden"
49, e9lageHoer Setusis. vSit
iins ansefIast, Shrem Serrn 10 MoB
8ein aus Dem Seller seitoblensu baben.
Befeureu sic iid bieies Serbredeus fir
idu!bis ?"-r Nein, Serr SberriGter!"
l-rt1nb iute ,pplcn Ste bas eriueilen? y
|-r@anS elnfa9! Ntein 9err bot gar
feinen @eir int Seller, uno pns er 10
beibt, bas babe id ibm ielblt mitanma.
den belfeu!"
80 Gdmsidelbait. pSerseiher
Sic mein Srdulein, DAP td mid Sbnsr
ndbere; aQein Sic ba5en eine ~frappanle
Icbnli9feit nit elmer mir lieb eetueie
men Serlrn. 40, ib fible MID redt
gtidli6, buB i'd in Sbnen fife GrttHe'
rungen sctpedt. @er lit bic @lidIide
Der i'd 10 a6nlid ieae?"-u@s ift feline
ulie", es lit mcin oertorbeucr @rpboa
ter.
- Simmer semitbli9. 5tuei id9'
iil6e Soloaten perjdvmen es, einen bot
ibersebenoen preuBii6en Jelowe6el 81
sribeu. Sieier iiblt ii6 Daour9 i!
ic,ner Birbe perlebt, tritt auf Die Sad
en 81 pnS irast lie:
uaennen Sic benn feinen preuBiidel
NclbnsbeI?" t%rorauf Die GaGien Mi
ibrer ansebOrcnen SOHl6feit eriuibsrH
v&ie Iol er Bonn teebe?"
-. giaiu. y@as wiait Du nit ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" fraste giamG
i6r f.@siSbriSes Gb9terten. .Meirel
S9uh iuden!A
Geinen Sdua?"-mSa Sapa ia
rit seitern selast, in bielem Sube fam
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CROss-BR HORSES.

The cross made by breeding half or
three.quarter breed "Percheron-Norm-
an" mares to Clyde horses results very
iayorably. Some Of the best heavy draft
horses in this city have thus the COM
bined blood of these two grand breeds.
In them the sound, well-shaped, hard
feet of the Percheron carry the heavy
bodies of the muscular. broad-chested
Clyde, with their large-jointed fiat legs,
while they take after their dams il be-
ing short coupled, with moderately slop-
ing shoulder and fine action.
The raising of these draft horses, if
by good sires, is profitable. Those
weighing fourteen hundred to sixteen
hundred pounds bring three hundred
dollars in the market at FIVE years old.
The demand is SO great now that we
suppose it would be quite impossible
for dealer to pick up carload from
first hands in any part of the country
within a radius of fifty miles. The reas-
on for this is that yearlings, and two
and rhree.year-olds, are largely bought
up from the Western breeders and
sold to 60 still further west amoung the
pioneers, who raise them and use them
for Bleeding purposes. The farmer who
undertakes to supply this Unsuitable
market, must be On his guard. There
have been hundreds Of veritable brutes
imported. Pureblooded they may be,
but they are not good The supply of
first-class horses of ether French,
Scotch, or English "shlre" blood is
limited, and the demand here is so
great that the importers in many cases
have brought out anything that would
sell. So we have stations standing all
over the coun ry, who only, as it we're
by accident ever get decent foal. Still,
ven these great ungainly, gaunt and
awkward" half bloods, bring a pretty
good price. Their sale cannot, however,
re depended upon, and the only safe
policy is to breed from first-class sires.
-Amertfan A,gyienlturist.
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THE POULTRY MESSENGER PROCESS.
Eggs will soon become cheap COM
paratively, and methods for keeping
them will be inquired for. Smearing
the shells with linseed oil is reported
to be good way. Rub the oil over
the egg with the tip Of the finger and
suffer it to become dry on the shell
Eggs rubbed over with fax seed oil in
three months lost four per cent, and in
six months four and half per cent OF
their weight, and when opened were
found to be fresh, with the smell of
fresh eggs. Eggs not so treated lost
eleven per cent of their weight in
thee months, and in six months thir.
teen per cent.
THE BOSTON GLOBE PROCESS.
An Illinois correspondent writes
Last summer l was induced to try
packing down eggs for winter use. 1
had In seasons previous lined them
but a lined egg is not altogether to
my taste. Last summer l took sweet,
clean kegs, set them in a cool, dry
place. with a barrel Of powdered dry
earth near at hand. In the kegs /
placed a layer of this earth, then a
layer of eggs, small end down. then a
layer of earth. and so on until the kegs
are filled. These kegs were quite
good six months after packing down.
By placing the eggs small end down
the yolks is prevented from dropping
down to the end aud settling on the
shell. while the dry, fine earth keeps
them from the air, / suppose thai
ashes or bran or any other fine, dry
substance Is as good as the baked
earth, but l write only of what ! have
actually experimental.
THE POULTRY YARD PROCESS.
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Thus it will be see that the Northern
and particularly the New England
States ge. the largest number of eggs
from given number of hens. This
cannot be because the climate is better
adapted to the production of eggs, but
probably because the demand for eggs
IN manufacturing districts is such, as to
bring prices up to make it an object to
give the hens extra care, and great
er variety OF food.
In farming districts, away from man.
ufactories. the demand for eggs is lin
tied. so the farmer gets all the eggs he
wants without giving the poultry and
any particular attention, he only feeds
them with any regularity except a few
weeks before he desires them for meat.
The forest products of the year 1879
were, S95774,735 or $9,e64,oe less
than the products of poultry and eggs.
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STATISTICS OF POULTRY AND
EGGS.

The Massachusetts Ploughman has
been searching the tenth census to see
# certain wild statements about the
value of the annual poultry were war
ranted, and this is want it found:
Until the tenth census was taken we
rad no reliable means of knowing the
number OF fowls kept in the United
States, or the eggs they produced; but
IN taking the census of 1880 the poul-
try statistics were included. The result
shows that while the poultry interest is
very large, it does not overshadow al
'thers, as was believed by some en-
ilusiastic poultry producers.
The whole number of barn yard fou
not including chicks, in the Uniieo
States, in the year 1879. was 1o2, 77z,
1856: other fowls, %, 235, 1877; a total
of 1874 .oo7,3 22. 1t is fair to presume
that with the chicks raised for meat, the
whole annual product of poultry meat
would be at least 372,o2I goo pounds.
which at 10 cents a pound would be
P37,2o2,196 as the yearly value of
he'd poultry.
The number OF eggs produced from
the above mum Der of fowls, was 456,
9Io,9I6 dozens, which at IS cents per
dozen would be SOS $50, 637 making q
total income from poultry in the year
1876, o. $Io5,73S S33.
Massachusetts contained in the wear
1879, of barn yard flows e14,374, othe
fowls. 1854, total 962, 1928 the prod
uect of eggs was 6,571,55 dozens, of
meat 2.SSS, $50 pounds, which al 10
cehts would be $2SS,S7S. The eggs
4. IS cents would be S9S57sa, max
hg the total value of the income from
the poultry in Massachusetts during the
year 1879, $1,274,6ro.
1t is estimated that the laying hen.
IN the several States produce as follows:
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To keep eggs the "year roundp take
one pint Of salt and one quart Of fresh
lime, and Stake with hot water When
slaked, add sufficient water to make
four gallons. When well settled pour
off the liquid gently into stone jar.
Then with dish place the eggs IN.
tipping the dish after it fills with tine
liquid, so they will roll out without
cracking the shell, for If the shell is
cracked the egg will spoil. Put the
eggs In whenever you have them fresh.
Keep them covered in cool place
and they will keep fresh for one year.
CONTINUED.
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kindly furnished us. through the courtesy ofC.9.
Ward, Publisher OF The kueriea an Poultry Journal
Chicago. Ills, Send our name aud address for
specimen copy.
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hhoSe ~ ooSo oo oSod al kdhCu ouL vi
the brine. To make the salicylic
solution, dissolve salicylic acid (Which
costs about S. a pound) in boiling
water, one teaspoonful of acid to the
gallon. tits not necessary to boil all
the water, as the acid will dissolve In
a less quantity, and the rest may be
added to the solution cold. The solu.
ton or brine should at no time come
in contact with any metal. In clean,
airy cellar one brine is sufficient for
three months or more. otherwise il
should be renewed oftener. For that
purpose the kegs, ETC., should have Q
wooden spigot to draw off liquid and
replenish the vessel. Butter kneaded
IN the same solution and packed tight
in clean stone jars Will keep fresh the
whole winter, but must be covered
with muslin saturated in the water
renewing it sometimes. Cover the jars
with blotting paper saturated with giy.
cerine. Salicylic acid is harmless and
yet one of the lest and certainly most
pleasant disinfectants in existence.
with no color or taste. The water is
ali excellent tooth wash and the best
gargle to prevent diphtheritlc conta-
gion.
The different processes below are
taken from the journals mentioned in
the titles:
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(such a. blackberries) may be bleach
4 little. Cider may be kept sweet for
years by burning sulphur on floating
piece Of wood on the top oft, and
dried fruit may be made white, and
viii keep better from its use. A corpse
may be kept year by the dry process,
and the clothes Of smallpox. yellow
feveror cholera patients may be worn
with IMMUNITY after being submitted to
the process. All forms Of fermenta.
ton, germs Of disease, bacteria, or in
visible organisms yield to its power.
and il the water which has been used
to absorb sulphur gas be used a gargle
or drank it will be found a splendid
specific for diphtheria or other conta.
geous diseases, besides being excellent
in cases of roup and cholera in fowls.
Its wonderful powers OF preservation
entitle it to be named the destroyer OF
diseases, for decay and putrefaction
are the same as diseases. Should you
have any difficulty burning sulphur
melt II in a small pot or crucible, and
then draw lampwick through it.
When wanted for use cut off a piece Of
the wick. The reason why sulphur
does not burn freely at times is be.
caus it melts and smoothers the fame
Here is another process, the invention
Of ]. NJ. Balm. We have not tried it,
but it is well known as
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