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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
AGRICULTURAL TOPICS.
Shade For Cows,

The fact that with good pasture o
COW is able to eat as lluch in few
minutes as she can digest in several
hours is not properly appreciated by.
most farmers. If it were they would
at least provide shade trees in their
pasture lot, or better still, have cool,
darkened room where, after eating
her fill, the cow can lie and contented-
ly chew her cud secure from the at
tacks of flies. It is the digestion Of
food rather than eating it that fills tho
milk pail. Yet we have known farmers
who cut down shade trees in the pas
lure because, as they expressed it, the
COWS would liein the shade all throug h
the day, only eating at night and
morning, when air is cooler and the
grass is likely to be moistened with
dew.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
IN Attaining Long hie'

Some philosopher, aftsrieauIhhs If saious hssalth it
eontpnsef eonmsns followed by peryns To9hing yhS ang
matters, except your .,s, 4eDe sound con-
in the first 5hb;eh i4itanes is 1le nspr your own
doingl, and perhaps H;sb us's is another at con:
in moderation, 6na,;s1 Ehl'R RMeospeople es would
say that cleanliness n;ts WAS bn there there is
record the case OF MIR 4Hss tHs century
disd in tho early par. .,os shs and vv VIII
ot the reputed age OF loG, 1,,t "l merel
NJ never washed herse. ,,o ouS With lard
rubbed her face at inteva.s 1;otsd ITO to soa
believing the people adicseu lc,, oo,d," d
ond water were apt toatcn 0o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
Hay Quilts.

The inveterate sewing woman's last,
worst gift to the world is the hay
quilt. It is made of faunclette, Gre
tonne or wool and few armfuls OF
hay. The good are sewed across the
top and bottom from side to side at
distances of about fourteen inches;
then the hay Is put in lightly and the
remaining side sewed down. When
the hay becomes limp the quilt may
be hung before the fire, and twill soon
become crisp again. The warmth of
these quilts cannot be realized except
by those who have tried them.--Ncw
York Journal.
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tynpaid Scavcn gers

nil nr+oceons are among the I'M
,ortant scavengers Of the sea auo rrb Hpe .
plso pHa valuable as food for fishes. ioh. Lhe
collection Dl of crabs, shrimps, anu or loo
ota,s' ctars forms large industries all over v, 7
ssers 81, ,,,orld lUl contributing directly to the
sur support of man. In Delaware ,rh;ie ';ie
Inrp Sorrsssboe crab is used as guano' wn,le i,
tha collection of fossil crabs, as 'rrto r, :
%;tes, [it is peculiar industry. ane a,.o
sosl eiseI' .water 20 craylish produces o concre-
ton used as m antacld, weli hno% 1,aon.
o1un chemists. lists We owe many of the beau ~
tns ties Of our summer fields to insects
oiI 0I1 If which have their special tune,
, ,l;t u;ans Us ond use Even the persecuteo
+ aoa slons ,aov 'ar render man a'service by keep
I, inc inc the drowsy watch dog "~aMv wa, q
o willie the mosquito in tropleal coun ", .,
tries may aid in preventing the t;nno nan,u
siesta. ~ ,oet valus
ble insect scavengers. Ihe sP,,,eIl aeI
nrev n, upon flies, holding them IN cheo'
g. The The silk of the spider is used Us ;
arnss ans 'iin linz in astronomical instrument
and that of Bermuda species as 30, -
ing silk. Bridge makers nav nave ~ . .
t2 to;ned valuable suggestions from tne
's' silent workers, from whose web one
stleIS she T;nos nU of France is said to ha
made a coat. Grasshoppefs anu !,
Gusts Gusts are enemies of civilized man, !
are eaten by the Indians, wnlle MI M :,
he Malay country the dragon ny ~, IS Pc, 9,
lth sidered delicacy y.-Apple'on' "
,ad lar Science Monthly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
Johnson's Chill and Fe-
YER Tonic is q ONE-DAY
Cure. 1t cures the most
stubborn case of Fever in
n Hours.
DRIED VEGETABLES
A New Industry Which Has Started Up IN
California.

A new and important industry has
come into existence in Santa CARA
County which bids fair in time to rival
the fruit drying. This is the prepar-
alton of dried vegetables for the mar
ket, which at present is generally con-
fined to the short seasons at the driers
between tie ripening Of the difrerens
fruits. Just lately the vegetables nave
been usurping the place OF aprlcots' pu'
they have now already begun to give
way in turn to the prunes. ).
On approaching drier 1t does not
take one long to decide whether 1rult
or vegetables are being prepared, lor
in the latter case pungent odos
rushes out to sting ones eyes and
crawl uncomfortably up ones nostrils
for the trail of onions Is over the
land. Within lively scene is pre-
sented. Men are hurrying to and ITO
bearing trays and boxes, while long
rows of women and children sit busily
peeling potatoes and carrots, which.
together with the onions, form at pres
ent the stable product. When boxes
of potatoes and carrots are filled they
are poured into large" hopper, and
from there fed to a machine with ro-
tating knifeblades, which cuts them
up into small slices a quarter OF an
inch thick. The further process which
the potatoes undergo is simple, and
for carrots and the other minor vege-
tables it is practically the same.
After being sliced the tubers are
slightly sulphured in chamber built
OF wood. Here great discrimination
must be used, for, if they are sulphured
too much, the potatoes will taste OF
the fumes; if too little, they will not
contain enough antiseptic property,
and bacteria attracted by the starch
wild develop. Moreover, little sui
phuring is necessary to preserve the
color of the vegetables as far as pos
sible and to prevent decay.
After this process the potatoes are
not spread out in the sun, but put IN
to an evaporator. The latter looks
like a small Ferris wheel and is in
closed in a sort Of brick oven with
glass windows. Within this 1t re-
wolves close to hot air pipes for few
hours. When the moisture Is sufn-
ciently evaporated the cars OF the
wheel are emptied through the win
dows and their contents are now ready
for shipment in sacks.
When this stage is reached -he sliced
potatoes resemble dry chips, and 1t
takes six or seven pounds of the fresh
to make one pound of thc ars'd
~ ,!.air ganeancy ouieni pcsSrsS lie
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
Quinine and other fe.
ver medicines take from .
to 10 days to cure fever
.1obnson's Chill andFeyer
Tonic cures in ONE DAY
The Peanut Crop.

About 4o.Oooy0oo pounds OF peanuts
49, oroduced in the United states
tty tity is small when compared w,,h s,,iab 'is is
sr,y annual product of the world, sa wh''n IN n
eselmasvu SUI osuortations from Africa an anu
1887 1887. to Europe we're nearly Aoo,Goo'
ooo c pounds, the city Of Marseiilso reest a'e Of
tax taking 100000 pounds, I'm m0sS Sa, oil III
which was converted into to olive Div 31D,ted o
anu sn,p apG other countries. The mar
STATES sta is in fact unlimited and no otne5 sd
Ses eetion is, IS surpasses the carolinas and
9TEt Virginia in their bountiful lo5,ty grown u
vns srts of the very best quality.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
scorcllcd Linen.

To restore scorched linen, take two
onions, peel and slice them and ex
tract the juice by squeezing or pound
ing. Then cut up half m ounce o.
white soap and add two ounces OF
Fuller's earth; mix with them thu
onion juice and half pint of vinegar
Boil this composition well, and spreat
it, when cool, over the scorched par
of the linen, leaving it to dry thereon
Afterwards, wash out the linen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
1y,v Old Clocks Have ILL.,

Not every one who looks at the. the o1as I's
of a clock knows that the S .0%I " : to 9
which are in place OF the usual Ia a,.a w. ,,e, ~
dasipnate y @ the number 4 are there Dg T
canse c Of the obstinacy of Charles v; VI
oaIsv cf France. NJ When Henry Wick carried ,
ito the King the first accurate u, 1y oivss wos
tb the XII King said to him thai the ~ II 11I1 was
,rrong ruv nl md should be changed to u ~:
Viclz yics said: "You are wrong, your nlal:
esty." Whereat the King th@hIel'i Tnta i
ont. "I nm never wrong; ;, iaHe ~, y
ouy owov md correct the mistake. IRON ~
M tbot time to this day The four l S nav. nav.
stood s as the mark of the fourth noun
Seattle Post Intelligence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10

Then. whom great masses Of +, the e. enemy enrt
arc engaged, the chr Will ~ '
Herr Krupp is said to have ,,s, dentaa. ,eattie.
strated to the Emperor that ans,pp the pp''st ot-
line destroyer will make cav cavaasy aaidiers a
tacks unnecessary In fact, thG ahip9 9osa aftel
will Will only engage In skirmish,ng5 ;atna5nced nd,
tha N,ei d destroyers have been intrGauce% th,
'n1 r. has been question whether, 1sr, sn,
cars cnti,lsrT sr,l fire. ire Krupp says they will i'll
the prongs warding off shot y Iau 1,e over ,a
,no Machine being too heavy to DC O'0i
Ihrown
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
,,,,o Travels 1es Miles Day.

The mileage of the blood circulation m !.l ION
rereals some astounding facts 81 III noan oar
personal history. Thus it has I't petn ~
ppeIculated peIsd that, assuming the heart M 10 TO
neat sixty-nino times minute mute at t,oas os
dina dinarv heart pressure, the BLOOD ;a5,to goes
,'t't ot the rate of 2O7 yards in the minute
ap Nv sa seven miles per hour, 160 miles PEI /
DIV ~ and 81, ,32O miles per year. IL !
M man eighty-four years OF age, age fTult soat
hive @ one single blood corpusclo nUII ,,1,
n"r ina in his blood all his life, 1t wonl' 1Ho
have lrS travelled in that same time o. Low
800 miles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
Smallest Book in the World.

The smallest book in the world is
not much larger than mans thumb
nail. It was made in Italy by a firm
of Padua publishers, the Salmin
Brothers. 1t is four-tenths of m inch
high and about quarter of an inch
wide. The volume contains 20S pages,
each having nine lines and from nine
ty-five to 100 letters. The text is an
unpublished letter written by the fa-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
s.oo, Harder Tnn Stone.

It is easier to crsh h the eornndum hnrdens
stone sNos CHOSEN na for the one in recens cens
experiment. web A wsiht bDt Ot forty.twc saa two
smasne~ % ,rsre 'Ie required crush the steel el,
tSiS With Ts loud explosie the stee. ssid hep t'
into powder, and arss o IL "l1 the crush
have bored minute >ies IN 'De y W.
ine machine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10

IT. "a, ~. ) tic :. ~
-. ~, - ,.ts
80; .;.;I.sI 1~o;ned DIR ground SO that the plants
well,9fa,h at have wet feet during the
winter w I had very good a success en low low
some of the plantation was ta tn we're
oU aronnd and many Of the pi"n'' "
k'tFfa Here e is point which is.o is often xears
my;r'iS m p;r canes kill back worse l'.ah snah
ehe others? If by any agency the Ell gtt%s their
" canes are prolonged IN the ;nn LIN, on ara
oi chances e Of ripening or haraenims nndne 1n
cnanr Saanued Late cultivation, uneuo
lesseneu, .a IN the soil, or excessive Ter,
tility are oil agents in TINS ysn u1ss st seek to
40, for good results we ..lh;oS I,aS, are not
oI,toin conditions OF soil WHICH ''
detrimental to the point, Foot 90
ueIi sat sat INV plants four by SIX rsgS 10th III
! ways. This saves great ;5as a1as - where
, %osinn %ns and wedding; besides, Was mos.
: nnlv rowed one way they T;ah sTGd vii vii
S outS ;n4o a continuous row, which W. -
INV ,,a,,v encroach on the culti'a.o
- :, graaua:lis ,ota two or three feet wide
a making mass Of bushes IN NV M4t,r to lick I
d fr frnit Will be hidden and hara 10 o,pe pe0f :
t. hesides !, weeds and grasses are stro no,l
d ee eed . foothold which will even'ua'i
> rum anotSar taS advantage of hill culture !.
that the berries are moie wPen Il
developed dew; and firmer. 5isturb, Mneh ;,
. ~ arowth OF canes are lett nnu.S.ar ~, stro, ~
as slo" tI,o whole season, most OF the s.:U' pl
lat sne ;t Tn hnds are at their top; then wh' :
tie irui' l"o1, u"I later it leaves most OF
lau m C weak buds for the next season Scat +
icy icy Tbis is one of the advantaSes a%aoc" a,a car
go 'go by many for pinching back al,antv t1e incl
w9 r5en ~ only eighteen or twenty luz -
md WIZ VIZ t then laterals will be thrown {, o
nlep, - y tSase will form the fruit D'
for the future crop. TheseiafHbeil :et tHeir l.
less easily broken over wa'A
lJ ~ frnit tian single cane ,o,r
0l After A ter raspberries come into pear y
,a,1ch arIel is of considerable value
nnturina .tu, crop, especially IN a a
season. Coarse manure Is ~ oN'r in
con be had; it eau be placed rr Oh rr
fall fol- 90 that the rains may cary =,
a,ont lI., ~ food down to the roots whe'
PlnnT pm, ha aoO in readiness when nee'
Then TiIe " when the "dry spell r comes Ssap
\ coarse refuse will serve TO III m'Ie Ie
81 soil moist and cool, %hion t,no o r
~ what the roots need TO 4anded na, !
II than spip a foot each way from !tns the h,l "
snlA soil can a be frequently stirred, sL,re "
;o-; ~ itself self is equal to the manure
A Wood, in the Epitomist'
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A Jyec-Jinc.

The eyes of bees arc made made 70 from Seo
great distances. When "o5enS sha o;r It'll till
their hive they go mp in the alr nr 10. 20.
1ney s.oa;.a Sit IL i'm; in q straight line and with
srea.., as.a speed. The shortest lIne ID 9e
ss,oo.I;ne "-St. Nicholas,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10

nut Ill tne iur-un l,is'' Nv
is' Ronroon' the capital Of Burman, Is Is
i;ana5ted the famous golden pagodat OF
. Pnddist temple, the whole OF tne
q axterior of which is one mass OF snim- lin =,
mering gold. This generous Hoors ops md
Of Of the . metal is the result OF years 'h.' a
yoteos yeaso from ali parts OF the ,tS wofla ~
come come to nangoon and bring packets tte o.
gold leaf, which they 4 pace 4on+,Drv ur the
ppagoda. During the last Ice Gen'uis ';toraI sd;
Kinr of Burmah gave his s., ll,t'tI' ~ tb,
Ma Maiaht in gold to the walls nsoS OF ..e,.I TN
pasoda, on Offering worth "'''O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
,.,-ot 11otchcs Chickens

r D. Austin, merchant at kansas a, a. ;
18th is the proud posscssor OF T. hye ", ilt,.1 1';rJ
Is isontom ,to chickens, which the big d. 1ira ..
watches over and cares for as IL lucy = rS
the m parrot, although minated, la,r 1,a, ond ond
eae Oa.a5 These were taken from her ano
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10

y, ho1f.dozen small chickens eggs were were
,aaad q na in the nest. Polly comes for1n
paavIa pLarularlv with her little chickens peep
ing and scratching aoout DO tha ael, strange
lne many people stop to view the S'FaHs'
sight. ,,,o, thing for the
lot ~ IT. to breed away from its na1lHe
pnrd5o, pI"nd even We under the most favorable .,,e
l circumstances, and it is more , rem le,aA the
c1rIun,ah eh,a thot the parrot should adopt tne
oT;c as;ckens as her own offspring
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
Recipess

poars With Whipped Cream-feel
five medium-sized pears, i, mhfrn fru;t INTO into
ne perfectly ripe. Cut the ,s lr..,s INV rs
eirhths the long way OF the p.a,"d1 pea I'D
g u,ov;no the cores. In serving aoo
4.ab,esnoonful .nIla of powdered sugar 10
s"o Oaoh dish Of the pears and on .o9
o eacn I,Sn tmo teaspoonfuls Of whipped
cream. o,o cunful of
aour one tablespoonful OF bn!'el, toase ome
quarter of q cupful OF grated &c enev'oo ne,t .
Gt,s 9asb of cayenne, one-half OF ten, leu,
.."ol, emonnful of baking powder; mix WI. Misn !.
spooniu. g for biscuit. Roll out thlnS
waeei !, % fnGer lengths and bake pale
1T 0fI%l pols en- Matelote au Gratin-C,nt
.,ro nounds of cells into inch lehSsns LII,
omG omd rub inside with little salt. Try Fry
anu n on;on cut small, in little nat,er
ad aad Tts the eel, pint OF broth, haIf & pay
lea,' 1arss ~ Simmer three-quarters OF al
hour aud pour into shallow W.. paAiLs do
. nm: cover with bread crumbs, Wv
- With Will, butter and bake light oro"n:
y Broiled Tomatoes-Throe or II lou gu
} .U,n ora ouite sufficient. After pesellng a nm
= Oh chilling them to keep them hrm sfrT nfn1
th tbam Season with two saltspoon.u
of salt and sprinkllng OF Peppo epp
J;n them in melted butter ana 'het
g sR sifted bread crumbs. Cover ED "irn hr[
- tin % pan to keep in the heat anu l ,,'b, ut,
for eight minutes, turning .hem d.ad a
4It .Sav brown. If they run" drea
sn;5 1;l+,e -four over them. Serve OF
an i4';1H Jisb with a little butter on ca
slice. D, Take two cu
Of tender young green peas' 81. VI.
81 0Iics ,s Of salt pork, one onion, a carr All
shse. sllce snries nr of parsley, branch
soup celery, bay leal, ,,f Gr' u cunfu1 ur
iea ifeeaspoonful of pepper, hall a cupfu, guy fu,
~ r;cb cream and one tablespoon =. !;
\ n r;o III bntter. Put the salt pork
'saaSfi TIL I.e.t,o ever over the fire, and when IL
sa se..1e J; 1;Gbt brown add the onion
fried fssrot sliced. ilga; fine, the parsley mine
,,,.;+o the bay leaf, celery anu - cio.v, trovn.
wrl'o The The vegetables 4 delicate 9rGmn, tHo ;,
eae rnn Onsrt of hot water and the ne, 7 P
Gls at i COOK cook slowly for an hour. me! e:
Letl' ooUH ond strain through puree $, $,
series. Add the cream anu pu'''''
with croutons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10

agonGil1stl ag0n in the n square trOt." The tF0'
is not natural gait. -, thres wavs
Inc ;,m isSo ond the number OF feet that
o. t9,s Cham champion runner, PAGER anu 'toS. soS.
Tor f covered in u minute are rs ioA
lows: es,. minute
1915 feet. .o,. 1 minute,
$500 feet. ,,;,rte 255t
feet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
Whom Fingers Arc Stained.

When the fingers are stained in
peeling fruits, preparing green wal
nuts, or in similar ways, dip them in
strong tea, rubbing them well with
nail brush, and afterward wash them
in warm water and the stains will dis
appear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
e,,,, GrlIDiplomat.

Diplomacy is often Pfac.lSoU ,!s 1 ,nyycb ~
ohllu oia0r inas head. A little girl was being a5
Older IA aeau, down town by her father Then et
he said: (which do you tSTe she looked InS at
your You father and then said VI. III caa a.;th
her tn1. ;, h"o ond closed her little lips Eitn
talh, tai srm nd determination of not opening
t tbem.-New York World
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
A MOVING FORTRESS.
Claimed to be the Most Destructive Agen
Ever Used in HarEare. ~

The German Emperor is having q;
new fighting machine constructed for
army use in the field which,. it is
claimed, will be the most. destructive
agent ever used in warfare. It is,
known as the battle-line destroyer:
and it has been chiefly designed by
Krupp, the great gunmaker, at whose:
works at Essen it is now buildings
Many features of it; however, have
been suggested by the Emperor him
self, who will personally take possesssss
sion of the first one constructed: S
Tho battle-line destroyer will have
the outward form aud size of Pull.
man car, with the difference that the,
wheels are not visible, the walls of
the car reaching to the ground:
These walls will be of the very.
strongest steel and fortified on all four
sides and on top hy many steel prongs
sticking out like the bristles of D Por5S;3
cupine. The walls will be piercedsby
numerous portfolios, that open .and; nd;
shut automatically. -.
Behind these portfolios vii, be ma; nj
chine guns to throw shot and h%'s''.:='
sizes. rnr ..t-i,ts.: - $. .,si%4fl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
TRoT PACE AND RUN.

pd ION Of fhe Various Motions of the
q Horse when Extended.
81 an full motion the runner
strides with both front feet at the
;sanie tiiie, following with the hind,
and leaving the ground first with the
4er6,it. ether words it IS "fore'
and saft action.
Tie pacer moves by lifting both feet
of the same side simultaneously, and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10

With favorable weather for the - mex. 0n.
. " ~. n,n three weeks, the farmers OF Un, IN
tsG tsrio " will gather the best crops 'ne'
have had for twenty years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10

skamania County, Washington, ob
boasts railroad four mlles 'oAa
nost @ s., 900, 900 to build
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10

-..1n one dried Darl. Fer""r f
,,., l..,i.c ,..nsa. osa3 IL taa -. - no
10Th carrots and potatoes mishs orod u
improved bnn upon were steam s4areb snploy in the
DS+.toes ns toes would be partly cooked hos Sns
eterilized, and after this 1he e,.mber ,u
os Guild lie evaporated in a chaa' .naa IN
e;i1arto euuI the one above described; .ss ~ ~
slLsv shis way the potatoes could be rla ah1s ia
sn1T su,nbur' m we'll dried and yet capsoro 1sero
If being quickly soaked anu ;, ~ do.
.. ,,,or1d J be no chance for bacteria 10 u'
velop. ..,, those men
,,>ned are at present in process str -,
development; but so far the mus, ..;ncsi
has M proved very profitable, as So e'i, drie,
i rv the increased demand lor uA1r hu
.s.etobles w all over the country ss, Du
os9sctally in the mining reglonS'-'"
francisco Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-10
.yof1nson's Chill and re-
yer Tonic is a ONE-DAY
cure. 1t cures the most
stubborn case of Fever in
II Hours.
DIRT IMPROVED HIN.

janet with .iH aasn, sn,sassnsns hss int' with iH
nouaceG;, ";,x xe chimney sweep. Her mis-
the 1am.,s insulated: "Why, janet
tho@ghi Sd It IT rss rsS ni said Janet but but
sne s ths the first time last night, num- anu anu
10e I ean't MT marry him You've no oh heea ed
| -o,n, %
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an,mnIs in Groups

The ingenuity Of the spo5tslhhan .han by b,
PeeIup''h tSe use he puts the English hngnasSf s 81
tne u. - aSI desicpating particular groups ot ot
W on;mols, in The following is ,;"d rs. to to
anlmarS, an aarms which have been applied 10
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c,r;baldi's Tomb.

nan7es, rne 0'n when at sea, sailed aa.n1v in thv
nelSn9o;ltI gn9 in the company with la an 'oiicea e
lanasa E;aited sn tGaribaldi's tomb. The Prince
nnm1iIl romained long time in ned consGmp,al end
remAiIvi rem with his head uncovered, sorina ana
tioh' H. ersd branch of oleander growtatg tg
near ne, v;no 1,o The improvised visit was va
the Alns sr to % the Governor OF thf h
no. 4o1ord dIu until after the Prince had isi'
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SiIver's Tarnish.

To remove stains from silver, especi-
ally such as are caused by medicine or
by neglect, use sulphuric acid, rubbing
it on with a little flannel pad, then
rinsing the articles most carefully at
once. For less ingrained stains, the
pulp of q lemon, whose juice has been
used for lemon squash, may be recon-
mended, as both efficient and harm
less. Indian silver aud brass is al
ways cleaned by natives with lemon or
lines. 1t may be aswell to warn house
keepers in these days, when pretty
serving is such consideration, that,
where one had to reheat fond 10 i 81
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the various classes. oo.e
Acovoy Of partridges. hs.:S hocs Of Gi ,sGails.
A nide Of pheasants. a pest oesf Of T hswks.
A wisp Of snips. a trip of dottrell.
A flight OF doves - A swarm 81 bees.
swallows: :,oocls A schoolo .! whales.
A muster o. psnns peaeo' A shoal Of herrings
A siege OF herons;; a herd oil wine.
A building OF rooas. A skulk Of foxes.
A brood OF grouse. A mack OF SoIves.
A plump ofwilu lo"i' 4 drove ofoxen.
A stand OF ploYer,s:: sounderol hogs.
4 watch OF niBh''h- A a troop q monkeys
gales. pride lions.
clatterlng OF "A ppieuthof bears.
A herd or bunch of A gang ''A'
cattle.