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Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16
Siot til S~e,pforipar.

pa lea al falite Mennelter er bIsDtn
@ienitdnb for legndetiae StitbIoninser,
oil lea bsoe Gem ON at optaae D,res
Slab noals Optnsninger, Der pl tjene Ill
at ,cite Chs ontr bette Torbo!o, So
reiite / qaret 1885 til @s'ttn Tor at finot
ct Stem ior mig % min 5dnlllie; men ieg
bar ubslojg / nit 8alg, % bet gil 'lna1t
"a trdabt inOtit 1891 % 1892. oa ri ri
meget aooe Iarinacr. Seq par MI tonmet
mig iitaup meo $osite, 9reotrrer cio,;
mm iau iii iea Sngnom blanpt Soruens
"a ienere bleo min 6u'tru ipg, Idu iea
MATTE ienoe 5snoe til Il 0oipital / Gin
coin for hennts Sjnostilftanos St0lo.
paa oenne Waabe blep lea iiposnos igl.n
meb fem Smuo, hooraf ben nqits Slot bar
9 Ulaaueoer admmsl. I'll al Gptte bapos
lea Iniae NobOtr. % en- al Nnbotonsrns
tpq BET nnQIte al 9erntne til fla. Sea
f~orIeqte oa ION iea 5toit tunos mso Be at
orc Smau, III facet "a pldntet COB 1ro
pao It aoot aar, men iud bler Der igiTt
llaar. Seuere tcq icg min Suitru hlsm
iojeu efter bsnoes sost 2nift. % nj bas
bun ON, at pi mddtte retfe tilba9e iii
Soma. Seq latte MIG Fsrit oerimoo; msn
ba onIda bsnoes panrs,enbe sniteoe oct
iaaleoes. isieoe ieq mig tilFoit, 'olgts
mine areaturer for, BRAD is9 tunoe iua 90
mreiitt. Seq oil Der ida semitic qnletair
gen iii at 'iqe gam!, 0cuuer % Naboe.
Eat for aft ri gooe. ,, bsoiiis mig Deo
min Mntom't; iTnr totes min goml:
Sen Rils &. Berg foy alt, ban aioroe for
mio. Gu tunbe imicleriio life min aor.
triUss / Sotpa o. oilos tilbase til ne
braita igj;n; im,plsrio 5Iep iss @aorm
1899 reot til at Itnoa 5c1os til 5noepeH.
oence, oq Der BAR Sun iiotH o3ret.
Gfter alt bette tomnsr MI fulits Gum.
ger % bslppsr mic "a iiler, at leg TUBE
bope oGrst 4arias til min 5uitrus u.p!.
teIige 1ilTtano. Seq i,ulOe lille baoe fists
tel min 1arm i getu men turet Q;ptt
ben / Sus % Gus OH 0u bette natur.
lis0is Imsrtsoe mig me9.t ifrep lea iii
mine iorrige Wabosr ossanaaasnSs % IL
isIgeroe gionssbprO, ptr taIer for ia ielo:
5 anleouing al ct gaqsts. ION itol
p9rs uD.ommst ON. a! 4aoreds ). Sobr.
I'm. ION for bosoe ber / 5itdcud 60,
glebr., nan M leoer 4lamates 60.
Soma, itoi bare Qor1l til FIN Suityus
SinosTr9oom, ida bill ri llnbsrtsQneoe
Tom ale bar pRrtt al sans nurmeite Ras
beer og mere % mino,e / DagIis Smg7R7
meo SobnTon og Jamls BE- mango aar.
be bar bsr ib!cupt os. t.o;ons, at BET att
Idmmen sr ioel onoIta5siulos OpoigteIig
fra 8sgpnSslie til Gao, Os Iapnsr Al
Grunb.
argtst flyer. at Soarion forismte III
camille % turtos 2ipei ben ! Soir .:
Grit "a Dams bIono. 52rpsisoe Wennc.
Her. Gu toa oi bto 2n: uetop bet mop.
fate, n,mlig at 5o5Hiou par en- ftrG0'or
cg ipariom 5usIaosr % preOeos at op
boles I'm TamiIis Iaa soot ban muoe
San tcs fine Moosarss neo Eaalmooia
sso. itisnt han haps: mango @ienporoiR
teo,r mso en- fn5sfaal &ous % en- ito
SrrnsFot icttigs a-1r
6. e Gaaro,r. 8 6ausen. g5rii,ioi
6cussn Gasper 5argtu, 4nSrsas oarion
!. 6. Riem.r. o. q. Rsnsr. 8. 8. Ole
polb, 6. 8. SIispolo. = u. Olisoolo.
! 6aab ON. al R,o,it5rsn oil pare IA
Duuls at cpicst bette 8laost tsansr Il
mig mso asteli,
anorsas ). So6nion.
Glon, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16
Siaisr Ehio, RneH 1olsoo. l..
A~ ~,

5rart 2 CT rcn aH1fesr 50 paa. al BAN CT BEN
Farmer 1 FrRtltt \ 3 Gherea & 60, 0er oriuer
TrrIc;riuA neG IpleDr. 5ia! "a Gpguin ipm 0 gHs
ttr, ca al ma aHTs fir "a nil beilie on zHm "a huns
srese 1cnars igr hyert { cite lila e al va
tarrh, rem life Ian ,urcges Al pan's Gatarrh cue
UraHt Z. eAeHe9
streisst fer mia ca uHeeritrcDei MN 3t1rorrs,is
oruue sel ste GGs al Neetmber ! et cerrsns Aar
l,s6. i 81. SIeatcH.
TSeat.1 4u;artus gHbit.us.
Gale daisT 3 cure CT fer i1noeyiss S.H4 o plrieg
5rtt.s .ad tlroC en- frmcts Siila.i5 r. 5tyo
ere ! itImgrteg; ieaosg sr rs
s. 8. s re en- 4 60. SoltDo. ..
10 u gcs "a az. .Beieras lgs 73e.
- bsofe e. cag's HIllIs0tleE
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16

Statiorsbstjertsn TIT g~as'ageyeH:
"IIaag Ten lite iaa laa9t iyeRooer. Dc
meo ben robe RGis Der. vi maa ppst:
% for falits Sienulsr."
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16

Qipt GserS Suie. Grerraenebils
lester meo Tor 20 Saa 6sopeolcus
ores 10 ~. ~ ~prfenien Il Co..
1875 u. ainsie st., Chicago, bpor
I nnoer 600 Sebanoi;ns os pens
lis Sm cotfomusenbso
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16
8orreipDnbance

spreIrsaearrer usen Hasr % seresit iases tfie
niuhits etnipn I'll. te blir tffe enaana sltnr Hlrfea AZ
Saroaftieuru. giapast I'll lite bIist sntnilisslsrt, mse'
minhrs , espmmenee Asrreisrtsent On CT bet. mes
&eeaitisat1 naa bare Wssret - aertsien-
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16
MuOaang / San Srantistu.


9erefter hapoe jes megsn Woos
gang / San 5ranciSco, og alori5
tjents isg mere END iaapipt til at lep'.
Seq forlpb San 5ranciato meo en- So
lelie at llpilje mob 8rn.
Sbct jcg panorsos neitsn belc 9eisn,
beiegte jeg portlanp, Tacoma oJ
fScattle. uagtet iss fit en- bjertslig
Mootagslie % msote me9en 8ieitfris
heo, fnnot ieg mig bog life beor'
finuncielt ftilla, itignt betnoeIig RI
gere paa Grfarin9 og 9ialpetilper.
Baa fo~ritjelige Woaber forIe9te
jeg at tomme til Manila. Seq hers
b s1,ote mig iii be Sorerebe Statsr5
Rparterweiter, ia prgpepe enopg paa
at forititte mig / en- 5ransportbaoo,
men aft f~pr9iapes. S 5ortpileIIsn
sioroe jeg IN Sur til Nep Deitminz
tier % Yancplper / briti't Columbia.
Seq fanot Ret engel'te 6olt al pG.e
friiinpet ION ~bsItanois; men Igenten
for be ean1oiite Sceanoamitibe pu-
life meset begiarIig efter at ie mig
reiie meo hans 2inje og ~fprtalte mig
enbp9. at ieg madtte p9re ben lbttez
liss 9eIioper at $50, fer jes tunpe
eaa ilano / 0onolulu. 0stte bsre=
pebe mig aft 9aab, pg jeg penote til
BAG. til Seattle, bppr ieg fog fat paa
flere geIfiaftiselier. iualeoes Tom ie9
bapee giort / San 5raneisco.
ga isg life tunoe TONNE oper oct
Gtiae !6lp, beIlutt.ce jag at pence
iilbage til Rem Yort iaa 9pot leg
tunoe, beo at tjpre eIsr gaa, efteriom
BET bar betpsmt, bsb1geligt sIsr nppz
Denbigt, pg 'nu fprirge at tmrme pper
GtlanterbuDet ps iort'Gtte min 9ans
bring | ben anoen Retning.
Web at holne 6preora9, uolele MIN
psrion ION Advertisement, eiere
.frenologiffe Gramineringer, hinge
mine egre Sanae etc. boreoe jeg min
8ei frem til minneapolis. Der blsp
jeg bubt so 0aler ON ugen for at arr
beipe for ct At De TO itpre pplitiIte Bar
tier; men isg afflog SiIbupet. oa jig
finner BET neop9roigsnoe for Snf.l
Sam at pers partimano, o. ieq orr
beiosoe / ct Wui9um for lonet min
ors Benge. Puu min Bel til Ghicaso
bar lea beiegt 51irerne / Gau Claire,
MerriI % Miaoifon. 8is."
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16

til San Graneisco iicrte ies, forbi leg
for abftiIise aar fihen bappe gaze:
ben famme Del.
5 Gan Jraneiseo forfeste ies at
tiene NIT grsb paa ale mulige Waus
Der, ioIste riittt gopeorn. Itrep for
Ipiier % Wogoainer. siorbe 4Deris.
iementsrim, t~umpcnerebe os fang
Sanse os siDroe en-, Mansos andre
Ting.
Gn Dag. oa jes folte mig liot
mismpoie. iasbe en- Ben til mig. OF
jss lisneps 'Sniel Gam os sieblits
fslts falbt bet mig inb. at bois ies lias
nebs ben tppiIte aanle Yantse, par iss
tommen i 9eIiobslie at ben 2igbeo
paa en- 1rlis Muooe, og ben bar min
Ssbielsrst ps nit 8arem9rte. 5lere
Maaneoer for Maine blep iprGngt, og
lanse for Der bar npeet Sesn til ben
patriotic Sober, Ipm iioen bar bit
fig, bar isg tienot unoer nit nupG
renbe Hapn.
Seq fortrller Self. at oa leg par
en- gut. hapbe ies tor Chit til at bllps
prG'ibent at he 6preneoe Sdtsr; men
ba lea fanot, at Smit9noigbsoerns
life bar til min 8unft, oalgte ieg mig
IelD til bet eneite bsie Gmbeoe, ION
bar lebist, % afla9ce hsitieeligt Go
paa. at ies neutrality-suspicious. pilo'
betl9oe Gmbsbet fom Sntel Gam al
be 5preneoe Statsr efter min beoit.
Gpne, os bepare, beTfptte os f%oripare
be Sorenebe Stater5 Gonftitutica.
Sa lea MI bar betl1bt Gmbeoet | TIE
aar uoen nosen Gonteit feler jig
mig MI filter / ben bsiltarpGroise
Sitting, ieg bctleoer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16

Sntel Cams pirtelise Napu er
Tranf 6. Golburn, os ban sr feot /
8ermont. San er 40 Mar sammel.
5an bar en- notiaa COB llbbannelis os
foritaar at giere bet melt mulige I'D al
at itupere Wenne'ter % Sing. Oct er
omtrent ire 9lar iiben ban ifprte Jig In
forunoerlige Uniform, % ban forteasr
ON fine Gpentpr pda en- unoerbcloenoe
Maabs. Ststtenoe fig paa i'm tntte
Stpt f~prtdlte ban en- Ipismanb ON
fine 9anbringer, iipen ban, trat at ben
faablsie aamp / en- itpr 8p, 6elluttebe
at bIipe en- 8unpriugsmano.
IS abiti[lige Maaneper bapoe jeg
%1aapibt fprmaaet at folDe Sj9l o9
!arop iammsn / gtep gort," lagoe ban.
"0a fiji jeg ben Spe, at jeg li9eIaa gopt
tunbe fprisgs at arbsioe mig runot
@eroen; for uugtet ieg tunoe futile
i6jel, tunoe min Stia6ne bog life bli0s
p9rre, snb ben bible bore / en- traol
8er9ensituo, pg ies uiloe ialfalo lGrs
roset, meoens isa LED 9ungerens 8Das
Ter. Soet jes brog afitep uoen en- Gent
2ommen. beiluttebe jeg at ubDitls,
tpooSi9Ipetilber Der tunbs bore / mig.
tiene mine nogifter 9rli9 og dloriJ
mobtaae noeet uben at sipe noget / De
berlag for bet.
Turiellcr en- Iinc sGpentpr.
min fgre 8anoring git toers pOer
Neip SerIen. apism9noew | 96iIa-
oelpbia gap mig en- oenlia M~optlgeIf:,
ia is9 bappe mpotuget min fsrits Sto7
Ielarboh / 2ibet / Sfpssen al Snoss
penbence San. Paa 9eien fra 9alti=
more til @aIhiugton I'm 0atten uncs
off jeg iaauiot at blioe operfalot. 5
@aihingtnn, .. g., idgeoe ieg 9eo i
BET ofsntltee 9e0itur fer at faa 2ps
eis pe 6rptrIt. Seq funoe life iage
@eoen, iaoai ies MATTE blioe Der
Longer snp be andre for at tIpoe Den
fin. psngelens % 1parirmt tI9ot
foa ieg Nationens Sopepitab, hpcrs
sTter isg punbrsne lunss Baltimore
e Sbiobansn til pittsburg; perFrl
pea ben isIeoe G6ausIee til S.sub.ns
rile. iaa til Wtesling rg Iua trers
prsr Sbip ca pau osn oamle na.io.
male gei til SansspiGe. Sea lab ju.-
ten og bdlpfrosIsn / 0tpotetS 9ertes
brrelT, tele osr 9at, IA Snoberetnin-
ssrne fra prefiosntoalget / 1895 bier
mootaget. Den nnite Morgeu paE'
brsbe i.g otter uo | sRegn % ub.n no
&c; at ipiis. Seq fpm til SprinsFelo
mso BET enc Ere liot forfrpslet. Re.
battrrsu al Sprinsfislp EuFsbIitar
gap mig en- Goler for al itripe en- Be
renting pm min Rsiie. 5 Cincinnati
arbeibeos leg ! ct Wfuirum.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-16

'pm et fcre6n9ssrce Miobel faooet,
Tom en- Sur for tdtbarrdlFe Snoer:
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-06-12

The practical housekeeper of TO. day
who has 4 number of fine pictures to
hang saves time and trouble and Sc
cures better results by calling in the
practical picture hanger. This man
has conc 10 be a necessary adjunct OF
all wcll-regulated ant establishments.
His ability TO sound wall or drive a
nail with precision is but a minor fea-
turc of his calling. The day has passed
when pictures arc hung Ly rule and
method, just so many feet from the
floor, and each cQui-distant from its
neighbor Picture hanging nowadays
Is an art that requires judicious treat
meut IN order not to spoil the effect OF
work artistically conceived. As to the
hanging OF pictures in general il is
considered best nowadays, saws an
authority III picture hanging, to hang
black and white independently, and
so with colored pictures. Paintings,
Of course, require the most careful
consideration in the hanging, aud even
the professional makes mistakes AT
times. Tho pictures must be hung
according to the lighting of tho room.
In some rooms the window arrange
ments are such that it is next to im-
possible to hang painting so as to
get IN effective lighting by day, and
i'll others the artificial lighting ar
rangements are such that at night the
painting ceases to be picture aud be
comes q blur. To obviate these diff
culties trained and artistic eve is
necessity, In general, declares this
same man, the old rules about hang
ing certain kinds of pictures in desig.
mated places have died out. For in
stance, the old-time fruit and game
piece, without which no well-regulat-
ed dining room was formerly COM
plcte, has been RELOCATED to compare
tive obscurity. In its place has come
the print suggestive of merriment and
good cheer,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-06-12

As soon as drawn from the COW, put
the milk where no bad odors can reach
it. or better, as soon IA u pail Is filled
strain it into tho can aud place in II
tank of cold water or run through the
separator if ore is used. If ice Is
plentiful, reduce the temperature OF
Tue water TO forty five degrees and
practically all the cream will be OBJ
tanned. Do not mix the nights and
mornings milk if the best grade of
butter is expected.
Change the water in the tank often
enough to prevent its becoming foul.
If the water is kept at about iifty-iive
degrees, practically all the cream will
rise in twenty-four hours. Skim and
when enough is obtained for churn-
ing, raise to temperature of sixty to
sixty-fve degrees TO ripen. Hasten
the ripening by using sour skimmllk
rs starter. In winter churn at six
ty-fve degrees; in summer iifty-tive
to sixty is preferable. As soon as the
granules are the size of wheat grains,
draw off and wash until all the butter
milk is removed. Work, salt and
market as soon as possible. If you
are so unfortunate as to get n poor
grade of butter it must be consumed
at once or it will soon be unfit for use
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-06-12
Nitcr In Manic syrnr.

Being heavier than syrup, inter, or
sugar sand, as it is frequently termed,
forms on the bottom of the boiling
pans and causes much trouble. This
is one reason why large sheet, iron
pans without partitions are preferable.
The rapid boiling over the whole sur
face tends to check the precipitation
and no serious trouble is experienced.
Some evaporators are so constructed
that the pans are interchangeable.
This is great help, as by moving the
syrup pans, on which the formation is
mostly. further ahead in the arch it
can be boiled off. Diluted muriatic
acid in the proportion of one part of
acid to two of water is probably as
good as anything to clean the pans.
This should he carefully applied and
the pans thoroughly washed after
ward. y small amount of this acid in
the sap would spoil the syrup. ] have
tried several ways of getting this sub
stance out OF the syrup. / have
strained through flannel, felt and
sponge, and have finally returned tC
gravitation as being the most practi
| cal.
The syrup is tested with sacchar
ometer, drawn of, strained through
/ two thicknesses of cheese cloth auC
poured into small, deep settling cans
holding six or seven gallons each. j
/ remains i'm these from twelve TO TWEEN
/ ty-four hours, when it is poured OF
carefully into the thirty-gallon can
ming can. The settings are turne,
into one can, hot sap is put in and al
we'll stirred; when this has settled TIN
clear portion is drawn of and the pro
cess repeated until the sweetness i
washed ont and the silica is left nearl
ag white as -four. G. i HaskIns, j.
American Agriculturist.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-06-12


Molasscs Cake One cup OF mo.
lasses, one-half cup sugar, one-half
cup butter or lard, one teaspoomful of
soda dissolved in one-third cup of
buttcrmilk or hot water, two eggs and
one teaspoonful Of ginger. Flour
enough to make stir batter; bake in
moderate oven.
Buttorcd Spaghctti-Boil one-half
pound spaghetti twenty minutes in
sailed water, then dip in cold water
TO separate it. Place it at once in tho
oven, in Il hot dish. and pour evenly
over il two tablcspoonfuls of hot but
ter, in which has been delicately
Drowned tablespoonful Of fine bread
crumbs.
Crcamcd "Krout Boil ono quart
Of "brout' in two quarts of water for
Que hour; then put it III colander to
drain. In saucepan cream two
tablcspounfuls each of butter and
Hour, then add one pint Of milk or
water, and lastly the drained "krout."
Stir constantly until it commences TO
boil; then serve.
Fried Cabbage Chop cold boiled
cabbage and drain very dry, stirring
in "a little melted butter, pepper and
salt with three or four tablespoonfuls
of cream. Heat all in n buttcrcd fry
ing pan, stirring until smoking hot,
and thon let mixture stand just long
enough to brown slightly on the nm
der side. This dish is improved by
the addition Of couple of beaten
eggs
ScallOpcd Veal Veal is nice seal
lopcd with macaroni or spaghetti To
mako the white sauce, melt table
spoonful of butter in saucepan, aud
cook one Tablespoonful of Hour i'm IL
for three minutes without browning
Add one tga.up of milk, and cook nm
Oh ihickcnej bay leaf may DO
cooked with tho milk aud removed
when 90 ia done This gives q pleas.
amt flavor go some dishes.
Lemon Jelly for Pics Boat the
yolks of two eggs and one half cupful
of sugar to cream, add the Juice aud
grated riud OF ono lemon aud q cupful
ot w1tcr aud set ON the stove Co boil.
Ihickeu with one tablespoonful of
o1rnslarcb moistcncd ion little water.
Use only one crust. aud whom the pies
uo baked cover with frOsliug made
of thc beaten whites OF the eggs and
two tabIcspouuiulsOf powdered sugar
Bake in quick oven until light
brown
Virginia Peanut Soup-1oast and
-bcli sufficient peanuts 60 measure
fIrnr rffta Pound fhot, g., d, togfc
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-06-12
The PIGEON CURE" IN PAIRS.
a Curious Popular Craze-cruei as II
Ia S.ns.l...


II the following facts were not
vouched for by a highly distinguished
physician. DR.. G. Legue, it would be
permissible to regard them as an in
vention suggested By sundry OF the
marvellous cures in vogue In the mid
die ages. says a Paris correspondent
OF the Pail Mall Gazette. DR.. LeSue
was put on the track OF his curious
discovery by one of his patients. who
informed him in the most casual man
uer' and as IL there were nothing OK
traordinary about the statement. tnat
she had tried the pigeon cure" for
meningitis and for the first time with
limited success. DR.. Legue had 10
confess his entire ignorance of the cure
IN question and to ask for an explana-
ton of its nature. II was then reveal
ed TO him that in this skeptical age
ana in Paris. OF all places in the world.
there are people who believe in the
ehicaciousnesS. as a remedy for certain
maladies, Of the blood OF a freshly
Killed pigeon. The head OF the patient
TO he treated is shaved and then the
breast Of the pigeon is ripped open b.
the operator" and the warm and
bleeding carcass Immediately applied
10 the barred skull The believers in
this cruel and senseless cure imagine
that all fever is drawn ont of the body
by the hot lifeblood and the quivering
hesh of the pigeon. The extraordinary
thing is that faith in tho cure is wide
spread and recourse to It frequent. pr
Legue. who has thoroufhly investigat-
cd the matter. has been able TO obtain
the address of shop in the Central
market at which nothing else Is sold
but live pigeons destined to this
strange purpose. The business done is
so brisk that the late proprietor. Nine.
Michel. has been able 20 retire. after
making small fortune. Her SUCCESSOR
declares that the pigeon cure is consid-
cred sovereign remedy for Influenza
since the appearance Of which she has
been unable to meet the demand that
has arisen for birds They are also
used. it seems. in cases Of typhoid f.
yer. hut IN this instance two pigeons
are necessary.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-06-12
A BLIND RAILROAD PORTER.
Handle" Freight. ru's Out the Switch
Lights and scalt IrreIrht en-

There is a blind negro employed n.
tho Ya11o * Mississippi Valley station
at Shelby Miss, who is certainly a
wonder. says the Memphis Commercial
Appeal The datkey's name is Marshall
Bright. He is totally bereft of the
power of sight. Notwithstanding this
physical hindrance Marshall attends TO
all the duties OF porter around the
station He handles freight. puts. out
switch tights ana seals freight cars as
correctly as any person could do who
rs blessed with GOOD sight In fixing
the switch lights IN the evening no
adjusts the flame OF the lamp ny pass
ing his finger over the blaze. His
sense Of touch is 80 acute that he can
tell just when the lampwiol5 is prom
orly adjusted Bright has been ON
pl"yed around the station for num-
hor OF years ANA although he is con
stantly around the RAILROAD tracks no
has had but one mishap Several vears
ago, before he became Thoroughly Fl.
miliar with the trains he was brnIsbed
on Nh" track by a SLOWLY moving train
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-06-12

The Japanese have the art or dwarf
ing trees to mere shrubs, and OF cult
waiting plants In similar way. The
people take great delight in their
miniature gardens. which require
special gardener to keep them down 10
desired limits. The author OF "On
Short Leave to Japan" writes: "A
Japanese garden is generally about ten
yards square, and in this small space
is found a park and demesne, with
lake, summer house, temples, trees, all
complete, and all in keeping with the
dimensions available The lake IS
four feet long and full of small gold
fish. On the border stands pine tree.
exactly eighteen inches high and fifty
years old. beneath It's shade is TEN
pie carved out of one piece OF stone,
the size of brick. On a lofty crag
Of some two and half feet stands a
Gne maple tree, perfect i'm form and
shape. fifteen years old and twelve
inches high. We bought three Of
these miniature trees later-a maple,
n pine and a bamboo clump-eacb
about fifteen years old and eighteen
inches to two feet high, growing IN
shallow dishes. We were told of o
complete garden. contained I'm sbal-
low two-dozen wine case. Everything
was complete. down to the fish in the
lake. sheet OF water only few inches
square and the foot bridges over the
watercourses. Tea houses there We're
and numerous trees OF various kinds
each about six inches high. Old as tn,
hills these. but full of vitality, and yet
never growing bigger
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pipe. The bottom is a piece OF one
uuarter-iuch board fitted nicely IN the
pipe and well nailed to its place. The
top should he bent over Il ring OF No.
8 wire to give it sufficient strength
To hold the even half peck for a seven
inch pipe, the depth should be Jus
seven inches. Il is grain scoop 10
filling sacks, etc It is made from
piece from shectiron eighteen inche
long by fourteen inches wide. I'd
best way to fasten the sides to u
cross piece is TO bore hole throuf
it, from end TO end, aud draw T.
sides up with small bolt. Il
handle is attached to this cross-pi6'
and TO the end piece, as shdu.
The edges Of this, also, shoultto
wired. 81
Spouts with cent offs" for draw
small grains, ground feed, etc, fm
bins on a higher Lowell, arc quite 'cl
mon, but such convenicnces are nt'o
common about corn cribs. Fig :
represents form of spout or 'sb
by which corn can be drawn fr
crib very nicely. The opening bho
crib should be not less than sien
inches square and the shoot, the me-
size, is set sloping down Mt an Isle
of forty degrees. 1t should beDut
two feet long. The bottom is lwo
pieces, the lower half being hin to
the upper. To shut of the cor bis
portion of the bottom is simplysncd
up and hooked 4, Fig. >, sho the
shoot with the top of and the .om
let down. b shows the shoot ed.
Two or three shoots like this ong
the side of q crib will savesrcat
deal OF shoveling and of lift ulso,
if the crib is so situated that tcorn
can be run directly into az or
wagon Albert Rex, in Ohio8 ucr.
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y hint in the use of hot-waler bags
gained from trained nurse. Very
'ttle water is used, not moro than a
.oiieecupful in a three.pi bag, but it
Is very hot. Before the stopper is
crcwed in, the air is pressed out OF
he bag by "A quick smoothing of the
land toward the opening; in this way
The weight is considerably lesscncd.
tbs particular nurse in attending Il
pneumonia patient kept in use during
the severity of the attack six of the
bags, three Of them upon the patient
at Que time. During periods of the
critical two OF three days, the bags
were changed every fifteen minutes,
but so light were they that their weight
did not III the least Inconvenience the
sufferer.