The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1890-04-05

"A well known railway man yester-
day offered a sort Of apology for the
great corporation to which he be-
longed by getting off the following:
"Monopolies have existed from the
creation of the world, and that Adam
had monopoly on garden truck, and
he was able to run the cider business
having q corner on apples. Forty
days and forty nights Noah Honopo.
lizad the carrying trade and after
that he had accumulated so mnch
wealth that he embarked in the ma
tive wine business just by sort of
keeping his massive intellect occu
pied. Job worked up a corner on
boils and Lott wife mt all she had
on earth in salt. Goliah had every
thing his own way until David intro
duced him to his monopoly on sling,
which went to his head and hoored
him. Methuselah had n recognized
monopoly on the oldest inhabitant
business and Samson controlled the
| hair trade until a woman named
Delilah cur HIM out. He got there
in the stencil business when he first
began stamping foxes' tails with
brands of fire. Solomon BY common
consent cornerei all the wisdom.
/ hardly think Pharnola's daughter
mouopoiized the milk business. but
/ it is announce that she got great
prophet "u' of water. The monnpo-
/ list l. by no means of modern origin.
1t was onT privilege not long since,
to visit the fine apple. pear aud cherry
orchard OF Hon. B +. Rockdfellow
on has maaulticrut farm two miles
easi OF Canon. There are about six
| tytiye acres i'll the orchard, about
seven acres of which. however, are
in grapes. Mr.. Rorklfellow has as
/ tine stand of apples. cherry and
pr,r trees as can be found in the
slate sturdy. ulr,.l> proportional
/ ,ud well kept throughout, no scrubby
or broken down trees are allowed
anywhere. Capt. showed his guests
several specimens of apples which
wrre as arm a. the day they were
/ rakrn from the trrrs, and the flavor
vas very fine. A. the captains or
| chard becomes older it viii be the
/ finest fruit rree scene In Colorado.
In the old part one corner is devoted
to grapes, then between each row of
apple trees Is row of dwarf cherry
or pear which will be removed when
ne app'r trees cover the 1ronnd more
completely. In other places only
pear trees are planted. and others
cherry OF apple Then on either side
of the large irive way from the house
to and through the orchard is Il row
of beautiful apple trees. For system
and care of cultivation. Mr.. Rocks
fellows orchard will vie with any
III the state Florence Oil Refinery.
A practical dairvman, writes to the
New York Times, saws mistake is
often made in the use of hot water
III clea lIng dairy utensils Hot wa
ter makes milk cnrd, insolublp, hard
aud tough. so that when utensils are
sc;,lded b fore they are thoroughly
cleaned from the remains of sour
milk, the curd is solidiied in thu
pores of the wood and becomes a
permanent agent of mischief ANY
llkali dissolves crrd of milk; and af
Ter first we'll riusing the utensils, and
especially the cLurn. with cold water
Il solution of cannon soda or SAHARA
tus carbonate of potash) may be
the removal of all traces of the soui
milk. Then another rinsing with
cold water. followed by scaldlng with
boiling water and II finishing dashinc
of cold water, always pure, will com
plete the work.
DR.. Wilber +. Craft, of New York
the leading exponent of sabbath re
form questions and n neleoturer. ha.
| haen secnred by the n,in1stars nf L