The Van Buren press., 1893-01-07
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=. No y tse1SH}y r44S"'o p'v'
ElI'he eft Mhf. thai ei.p. sleepest
fe in ths'oseisi will ". found to cor
bond almost esactly With the height
he highest mountain. has, been din
wed by measurements taken: witlih,
tear which show ocean depths kl
deeper than the highest monata!,,i a, !.
Sks ~. ~.
AN experiment of Marcy's proyes
b maalication will accelerate The
of bIbod Though the carotid artery
serves to now the 'wisdQl of an
TOR who use( to eat figs wb9 writ
leading al iclc, and even ~ those
indulged u the praeaeso 1dis-
eeable to their Neigh n0rs>of chew Ing
hcco.
The difference in the height OF be
[petual snow line Is due to tempd h.
E. The western slopes are warmed
warm winds from the Pacific 0ceaa,
eastern slopes by land winds, hen&
d. ference. In the Himalaya mourf
BIS the difference in the altitude oS
snow line on the two slopes is still
re apparent.
IThe potato crop in Jersey has not
IN rs profitable to growers this year
last The average crop for ten ye3rs
Il has been S,O72, 900 bushels, worth
b5c 600 annually. The 1902 crop was
600 bushels, only 1880 less than
is9l, but its value to farmers was
ksj 900, as compared with 81, 440, 600
1891 crop.
In British Guiana magnificent tim
covers thousands of square miles,
10 of the woods being very handsome
suitable for best cabinet work,
10 others are very valuable for
lss Of public character. There is
ty OF good land suitable for cocoa,
ee and cotton, and no agricultural
ustry is carried on except sugar
urc.
The hair on the ordinary doll Is
le from the hair OF the Angora goat;
product Is controlled by an English
hicate and is valued at $40, 0OO, 600 a
i. After the hair is prepared it is
to Munich and made into wigs by
who receive twenty cents a dozen
Human hair is used only for
IL ara known as the last dolls"
Il, dolls for big girls, who like to
Ip their dolls hair in the latest style.
I'm Queensland, there are Z. 900 acres
land under cotton cultivation, and
ners everywhere are turning their
ntion to it's further growth. Owing
Excessive rain tho season has been
Inst them, but in some cases ton
cotton per acre was secured, the
ity being pronounced excellent by
experts in the colonies, who also
m that it is much superior to ordi-
American cotton.
To form some idea Of the largeness
his earth, one may look upon the
scape from the top of an ordinary
Fch steeple, and then bear in mind
one must view 900, 900 similar land
es to get an approximately correct
of the size OF the earth. Place 500
hs, like ours, side by side, yet Sat
) outermost ring could easily en-
them. Three hundred Thousand
h-globes could be stored inside Of
BUN, II hollow.
A Mons. Moricourt has invented q
ess for metalizing textile fabrics,
reby it Ia claimed that they are
cred proof against the attacks Of
obes. The materials, wool, flannel,
10, etc., are immersed for about an
in an ebullient bath composed Of
ogrammcs OF sulphate OF copper,
kramme of sulphate acid and 1000
b of water. On removal from
fluid the fabric is calcndered
dried. The finish thus obtained
it is said, bear two or three wash
before it is again required to sub
the cloth to the metalizing opera
Scientific American.
'ees are very fastidious in the mat
pf smells; they appear to object
the human breath, especially
Of persons recovering from illness;
efore, to approach hive with
y be cautious how you breathe.
probably chiefly by the sense Of
! that bees and ants recognize
friends-that is, the members OF
same hive or colony-for bees
hlsled with scented sirup and then
bduced into O strange hive will not