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hound FoR SAVANNAH.


AIsIaby (BD. 1.72s tons. Bong; sid
Shields. oct q
Armenia Rr). sis tons scearf; az Barry.
oct 90
Alone tBr). i.4se tons. Long: sid. New
York. Nov. 10
Chsrorea CBD. goo tons. Hansen; sld
Manchester oct. is
Homowood tBr). 1.Oei tons. Rowland; sd.
villa Real. oct g.
IRIS (Bclgl 1889 tons, sytor; sid. AMT
werp. Oct q.
k.rkstan Brl. i.iG2 tons. Christensen; sid.
Barry. Oct 10
So Quentin CBrl. 2i70 tons. stabb: al
Philadelphia oct 20; due Nov. IS.
lanagra tBr). 2.l59 tons. Marsters. sid.
London. Nov. 4
Winnie CBr. 1854 tons, Erickson: SD Rio
janeiro, Oct 10
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Ten Free SCHOLARSHIPS.

J. MECHANICAL. ENGINEERING.
2 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.
Including Complete Electrical Outht)
3. ARC HiTECTURE
T. CIVIL ENGINEERING
8. SANITARY PLUMBING. HEATING
ma VENTILATION.
8. CHEMISTRY.
T. COMMERCIAL BRANCHES.
s. MECHANICAL DRAWING
Qncluding Complete Drafting OuthtD
.. ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING
Oncluding Complete Drafting Outnt)
10. ORNAMENTAL DESIGN
INCLUDING Complete Designing OutntD
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Alne dtaD. us tons. Msrianl; sid. Goole
Oct o.
4 giemore CNoD. 1903 tons. sorensen; sid
sanderord. oct. s.
Tmonia utaD. 1907 tons scoito; at Ma
ples. Oct. %
Naerto dtaD. us tons. Casarano; sid
Aessina Oct 81.
Armonis dtaD. s55 tons. Tasfara; at Car.
t1agena Oct ?
"andina y. (Aust). 7si tons. Rosmanich
sld. Mnrseiiles. Oct 10.
.ema Ger. l.7T7 tons. Dress; SD
aremeu. Oct. g.
eravo tNoD, ss5 tons. Andrsassen: sid.
-ondon. Sept 90
tarlotte Ger. i.2g3 tons, Hellbcrg; SD
hamburg. Oct 20.
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Woodward Abrahams. s7s tons. Marshall
AZ Port ROYAL Nov. 2
Hilda, ga tons. Rines. sid Philadelphia.
9th
Stella r Karlan. 1924 tons. Merritt: At
Bangor. oct. r.
Geo Tsuane. Jr. ss5 tons Niece sid.
Norfolk 9Th
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Each Scholarship Will quality you for
actual work IN a profession. the same
as II you went away n College
over % 0o0 men and women have en-
rolled IN these Schools and been bene
fitted by their Course 81 study.
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visible suppl, 90 Cotton.

From the New York commercial ana
Financial Chronic, Nov. 10.
TIE visible supply OF or TO NoN ?,
as made UP by cable ana go graph. Is az
follows: Continental stoch us wei a.
those for Great Britain and tAe aioat are
this weeks returns. and consequently Az
European figures are brought down 20
srhuraaav evening But 20 make the total
me complete figures Tor NOV. 2.
We ada the item Of exports from the Unit
"a states. including In Il the exports Of
Friday only.
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Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of yes
seis free Of charge In United States ny
geographic Office IN Custom House. Cay
tains are requested TO eall-at the offce
Reports Of wrecks and dereiicts received
for transmission 10 the Navy Depart
ment.
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CHATHAM

GEORGIA CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas Mary Campbell has applied 20
Court OF Ordinary FOR letters Of admins
tration cum teiamento anneNo on the es-
tate Of Susan Shtfiali deceased These
are. therefore 20 cite ami admouish al
whom IL may concern 90 10 and app. ar
before said court 90 make objections a.
any they have) on or before the first Mon
day n December. next otherwise said let
tiers viii be grained
Witness the Honorable Hampton l.
Fcrrll Ordinary for Chatham County,
this the seventh dsiy OF November is1.
FRANK T.. KEILBACH.
Clerk ca. Ordy, G.. Co
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II you receive the most votes. you will
have tho nrst choice OF the Scholarship.
II the next largest( the second choice
II the third largest the third choice; and
80 on until ten persons have chosen ten
Scholarships
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How to Vote.

Cut out the attached Voting Coupon and
mail or bring b. 20 the business onicc OF
the Morning News savonnah. Ca
Each Coupon must bear the name OF the
person for whom you wish 10 vote
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice Is hereby gNeu 10 al persons
having demands against Elijah Crawford.
late Of said county, deceased "a present
them 90 me. properly made out. Within
the time prescribed by law. 80 as 70 show
their character and amount. ana Oh per-
sons Indebted 60 said deceased are re-
qured 10 make immediate payment 20
me NANCY G. CRAWFORD.
Executrix.
Savannah. Ca. Oct. .. 1900
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Arrivals AND DEPARTURES.


steamship Tallahassee Askins. New
York -Oceen steamship Company.
Steamship Florida. Alien. baltimore -
Plant System.
Tug AbrAm Minis. from Beaufort tow
ing dredge Oglethorpc
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NEWS FROM THE WATER FRONT
MATTERS or INTEREST To SHIP
PING MEN GENERALLY.

The southern transportation Com
pany 20 BuiId New steamcr-stecI
Hull WIN ne brought Here as soon
a. peek Frames Are BuiIt-Ferry-
boat Eclipse Has n Mixhnp-Ross'
nrcdge No. . Springs "a Leak.
I, was raining tho greater part of yes
.sriay at Tybee. The wind was west ana
light last night
the Southern Transportation Company
Will contract for the building OF
new steamboat shortly using tho
hgr OF the burued steamer Cal
man which was recently bought BY CAPT
" T. Gibson. general manager OF the
Southern. Il Is intended 10 make the new
boat the best OF the companys feet.
capt Gibson has Vet the contract 20
Jacksonville shipbuilders to build che steel
deck frames. and as soon as this is finish
ee Tire boat will De brought 20 Savannah
To- her machinery and houses. II IL prob
able the machinery from the wreck OF the
steamer W 5 Cook. which recently sunk
ouaosite the Ocean Steamship whsryes
Will be recovered ana USED on the new
boat While the details OF construction
have not been decided upon. IL Is prob
sh.e the boat will be a stern wheeler. This
will necessitate considerable changes 20
the hull. which was built for twin-screw
boat by the Lori.lards. former owners Of
,he camau. The new steamer viii draw
Is 20 rs inches light. and sia TO feet when
loaded 70 her capacity of about 30 tons
The steering gear OF the ferryboat
F,cfIp4e got out OF order yesterday. neces-
stains her going out OF commission
feW hours She resumed her run In che
afternoon.
preice No .. belonging 70 T. Sanford
Ross which Is dredging aboard Air Line
slip No g. sprung a leak yesterday Tugs
W s Brusster and Kate Cannon pumped
sometime on her until the leak was locat-
Cd and stopped
Steamer d. Murchison moved yesterday
10 her new berth. foot OF Bull street. she
viii land passengers there on her regular
run between Savannah, Stoney Biuff ana
wavlandlngs The owners have made ex-
tensive improvements to the Murchisou
during the past ten days. increasing her
accommoda for deck and saloon pas
sengers.
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Total visible supply Q ~ ~ g4C1Sl
The Imports into continental ports the
past week have been 1873 90 bales
The above figures indicate a decrease in
the cotton in sight 70 date of 154 0a6 bal s.
a. compared with the same dats 90 iea
loss of il52o4 bales from the corrs-
spending date OF lSsS and a decline Of 80
81 naIn. frnn fAa-
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River Report-The hight OF the Savaa-
nah river at Augusta al s a. m. 18th me-
r.iiah time. yesterday. Was So feet,
fall Of 0.4 foot during the preceding TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Observations taken al the same moment
OF time al al. stations Nov. ~, iso0, y.
No., 18th meridian time:
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Bark Olga T. (AusU. Consulich. Trieste
Schooner Julia 4. Trubee. Miller. New
aven
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| earnaPrOfeSSiOn
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Without Leaving
Your Present Position.
Work Tor One Of tbe Ten Free Scholar
ships

In The International Correspondence
Schools 81 Scranton. Pa. 20 be- given
by the MORNING NEWS 10 the ton
persons receiving the most votes b.
Nov. 20. 1870. AAas
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Harvest Queen Br). 1888 tons. Forsyth
OF quarantine. Oct. q.
Maria Rsfto UtaD. 1909 tons, Ramondo.
I'D Rotterdam, Oct %.
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SAVANNAH Almanac.

sun rises At ca a. m. and SEES at son
p. m.
High water at Tybee to-day az 11.4l a.
m ana 1906 p m. High water az Savan-
nah one hour later.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE IL ADMIRALTY.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
Eastern Division % the southern District
% Georgia To Admiralty Whereas.
libel in rem mas been nled on the 9th
day 90 October. 1890 instant in the DIS
trict Court OF the United States f0r tho
Southern District 81 Georgia hy Joseph
Landry. olsen and Allan tiuutr
against the British blrk Lizzie Curry
Lcr tackle. furniture apparel ana cargo.
now Ning iu port 81 SAVANNAH. in the
aald district ana against aU persons law
fu'ly Intervening for their Interests there
n in cause % subtraction Tor seaman
wages civil and maritime. for reason and
cause in The said libel mentioned. ana
nraylug the usual process aqua moniuon
ia TINT behah g. h. mad aud that an
persons ciainirE ans interest therein may
De cited 10 appc1r and answer The prem
Uses. ana that sait british bark Lizzie
curry her tackle. furniture. apparel aud
cateo may Re condemned aud sold nay
che demar Be- ~ the lihelhut
And whereas 70 warrant ~ arrest has
been issued on tho said twenty seventh
day OF October 1907. under the seal Of said
court. commanding me o. attach the said
bark Lizzle curry her aprurtonauces ana
cargo. nrd Co give due notice ~ an per
cons Calming tho came 90 appear aud
answer, z make ella "a thereto.
Now. therefore Z do Der. hN eiVe pub
Die notice to an persons claiming the said
British bark Lizzie curry her tackle
furniture apparel nud cargo. or Son any
manner Interested there o.. ihat they be-
aud appear at the clerk ONCE 90 the
District Court q the United States for tho
Southern District OF Georgia. iu the city
OF Savannah on Monday the twelfth dav
OF November. next. A. n. 1870 az io
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. then
and there 40 interpose their claims. and
20 make their allegations iu that behalf
Dated 80 savannah ca. this 18Th day
q Octob,e A. ID 1900
JOHN NJ BARNES
United States Marshal. District Of Gtor-
gia. BY CHARLES j. WHITE.
Deputy.
Alexander q Hitch. Barrow a Barrow
Proctors for LIbelants
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast Cor Monday and Tueeday:
Georgia Rain Monday. Tuesday. fair
fresh west To northwest winds
Eastern Florida; Showers Mondly.
Tesday fair with probably cooler IN een-
trial portion variable winds.
Western Florida: Fair Monday and
Tuesday. light northcrly winds.
South Carolina. Rain Monday. Tues
day fair. variable winds, becoming brisk
northwesterly
Ycsterday Weather az savannah
Maximum temperature. 1880
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Connections az Port Tampa with Pen
ineuiar ana Occidental steamers leaving
Tor Key West aud Havana Mondays.
Ihursdays and Saturdays n 80 D. IN.
can az Ticket Offices for further infor-
nation.
j. H. PoLHEMUs r. ?. A..
WARD CLARK. CIV Ticket Agent.
pc Soto Hotel. Phone q.
y W WRENN Passenger Trafic Man
aFer Savannah. Ca
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GEORGIA CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas Alice T.. Walker has applied
10 Court 81 Ordinary Tor Letters Of Al
minisiration. with the viii annexed. GA
The estate Of George w Parish. deceased.
These are. therefore 90 cite ana admon-
ish an whom % may concern 10 be and
appear before said court 60 make o1lc--
uon 90 any they have on or before tie
first Monday 90 December next. other
wise said letters win he granted
Witness the Honorable Hampton L. Fer
rill. Ordinary for Chatham county. this
the Cd day o. November. 1850
FRANK r. NEILBACH.
Clerk Court Ordinary. g. Co.
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New York office No. 81 Broadway.
onlces in principal cities Throughout the
South. Write FOR our Market Manual and
book containing instructions for traders
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Southern Railway.

savannah Meridian
rq.l Ia on
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Shipping Ncmoranda.

Bark solid tswcd weden. Liverpool.
ov 9
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I, was raining the greater part Of yes
,sfiay az Tybee. The wind Wac west ana
light last night.
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preige No. 3. belonging 70 r Sanford
Ross which Is dredging Sea board Air Line
slip No g. sprung a leak yesterday. Tugs
W s Brusster ana Kate Cannon pumped
sometime on her until the leak was locat-
I'd and stopped
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Connections made az terminal points
with an trains Northwest. West ana
Southwest
Sleeping cars on uight trains between
savannah and Augusta. Macon. Atlanta
and Birmingham
farlor ears on day trains between Ea-
vnnnah Macol and Atlanta
For complete information. schedules.
rates and connections. apply 20
W g. BREWER. city Ticket ard Pass
enger Agent. im Bull street
or
". X MCINTYRE. Depot Ticket Agent.
j 9. HALLE. General Passenger Agent
". HINTON Tramc Manager
THEO. -. KLINE. Gen Superintendent.
savannah. Ga.
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Augusta. Macon Atlanta.
= Aam Covingion Miiledgevllle g 0pm
ana all intermediate points
Augusta, Macon. Atlanta.
Athens, Montgomery, Co
y Wpm lumbus. Birmingham. Am-''6 0oarn
cricus. Eufaula and Troy
70 OopmI Dover Accommodation M sam
Il copm Guyton Dinner Train. ~ sOpm
'Daily tExcopt sunday.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYpEE.
10Th meridian o. Savannah city time
LEAVE SAVANNAH
Monday only G.25 IN Daily except
Monday $50 a. IN Daily 800 p. IN.
LEAVE TYHEE
Monday only ITO a m Daily except
Monday % ~ a. ~. Daily $40 o. m
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MURPHY & CO.. INC.

Board OF Trade Building. Savannah
Private leased wires direct 70 New York.
Chicago and New Orleans.
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Alexander q Hitch. Barrow a Barrow.
Proctors for Iabeliants
Evening star., 1900-01-27

George Lacy In the North American Review.
1 spent quite two years going about from
farm to farm with wagonIoads of miscel-
laneous goods, bartering. them for ostrich
feathers, ivory, hides, wool, live stock, or
whatever 1 could get. 1 have elsewhere
related my experiences on one Of these ex-
petitions and must here confine myself to
saying that scarcely ever exposed samples
OF my goods at any farm without attempts
being made to purloin articles that could
be readily concealed. All took part in this,
old and young, male and female. and con-
slant watch had to be kept 1 once de-
tected young girl, the daughter of a Boer
who was then, and long afterward, a prom
inent member of the Free State volksraad,
trying to secrete case of watches under
her apron No shame is evinced on detec-
tion the matter is treated as a good SUBJ
1ect Tor laughter. In purchasing horses and
cattle the greatest care had to be exercised
NO London horse-coper could compete with
the average Boer in the art of passing off
broken-Wlnded horses or sand-cracked trek
oxen as sound animals. Dishonesty ex-
tends further still than to matters of this
kind. A Boer, whose name is well known
to the world, many years ago, when acting
as president of land commission for ap-
pcrtioning out farms in the Leydenberg dis
trict, did my partner out of 5000 acres
of land by as barefaced piece of knavery
as could we'll be conceived.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
The English Gruntfng Habit.

EFolu tHe LpDOOn Telegraph.
An observant philosopher who has lately
been devoting considerable attention to the
study of modern manners has been much
struck with the habit of grunting and
pseudo-coughing which, is growing among
both sexes. and threaten$,to become pub
lie nuisance wherever tw6 orthree men or
women are gathered ,togethEr, When no
body has anything to say SOME one begins
an affected cough. whichsis merely the in
dication of a mind with hanothing in it, or
makes cultural grunt, ito prove that it's
author is still alive. The correspondent
continues 'If people do mot exercise a lit
tie self-restraint and cheek this perncious
habit. we shall soon be CALLED a nation of
snorters and grunters. Gen Sunday last
was at church, and immeaiaegiy behind me
sat woman with her young children, and
during the sermon, to whici3I was LISTEN
ing intently, my thoughts sWkre distracted
by the woman behind mescofStantIy, grunt-
ing-possibly the doctrine- hit her too hard
Her children followed suit. When asked on
the way home why they grunted the elder
Of the youngsters Nrepifeds 5Iammy grunts
SO do l. Recently L was travelling in
frst-class railway carriage with five other
men. The one in the far. corner back seat
set up his peculiar grunt, the man oppo-
site him followed, then the man next to me
in the center, and then the man opposite
him. and then the man opposite me- and
they all seemed to take 1t up again in their
turn and to think, much more to read, was
out of the question and I felt inclined to
jump out Of the carriage, but as we were
in Southwestern which is famous for the
pace they travel this was quite out of the
question. and had to endure the persecu-
OCCUPANTS to grunt at each other to their
hearts content"
Evening star., 1900-01-27

T. Russell shelton In The Richmond Religious Herald
Suppose for every act OF love and duty
An angel in the path Of life should Law
y lovely ros, of sweet perfume and beauty
Al. even then, how bare Ould be the way!
SUPPOSE for every kindly word uDspoken
For every fault which careless bands had done
For every resolution made and broken,
y thorn beneath our erfiHg feet had grown
An then the way would lie stretch of anguish
With uBly here and there a flower to cheer
Our feet would falter and spirits languish
And lif would be u burden hard to bear
But sHld.In We outwarily rewarded
According to the deeds which have done
The pure in heart by the world discarded;
The wicked harvest where the good have sown
And yet 10 every heart in darkness hidden
There comes an angel. whom cannot see
Who strives To keep Us from the paths forbidden,
Ard in the narrow way where faith may be.
His name is Conscience. and he brings us roses
Sweet es borrowed from the brow of Peace
Or thoEns on which reInoFsefIl thought reposes
Resrcts whose sharp torr1entings never cease.
Then let us strive temptat tlon's storm to weather
Let every thought and Cyery deed improve
TIL Conscience finds cruel thorns TO gather
But crowns the soul with JOY and peace and
love.
Evening star., 1900-01-27

from the Interna tiOnal Magazine.
The homes of the poems are very prirni-
tive, merely huts built of palm boards split
into strips about two and a half inches in
width. and fastened with vines to four posts
some twenty feet apart. The ground serves
for a floor. while the roof is made of a net
work of poles. forming peak in the center
and covered with several layers of palm
leaves fastened down with ropelike strips
of the same palm leaf. Back of these huts
they usually build a small shed, where the
cooking is done over little iron pots in which
they burn charcoal. This pot is about as
large as a good-sized washbasin, and has
n hole in the bottom for draught. The
houses are furnished with rough board
set upon sticks for table one or two small
native chairs. and n cot covered with COW
hide. Here the peou lives with his wife
and more or less naked children huddled to-
gether with his pigs. dogs and gamecocks.
sancoche, a stew of rice beans. cassava,
nianioc. pork, plantain, chicken, and other
convenient ingredients. With this and a
jcint of sugarcane he makes his dinner and
dessert. Any morning in the market place
one may see him looking over heaps of su-
garcane and selecting from them such sticks
as his Judgment dictates. If he has trip
to make. he does not bother with a lunch
basket. but takes two three joints of
sugarcane. Having stripped the cane. he
ChewS the pith and nourishes himself with
the Juices therefrom.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
Wild Fruits.



The cultivation of currants and gooseber-
res was unknown among the Greeks and
Romans. and dates only from the sixteenth
century. 1t has been a matter of dispute
whether these shrubs should be considered
as genuine natives of Great Britain, but
In the light Of further research, this claim
to be indigenous, at least in the north of
England. will now hardly be denied In the
southern countries, though the species are
now common enough in the woods and
thickets. 1t is possible that they may be
escapes from cultivation. 1t is interesting
to notice that the illustrious John Ray
speaks Of black currants as 'squinancy
berries. name which shows that they
were commonly used then, as now, in cases
of sore throat. He also mentions the bush
as growing wild here in our neighborhood
by the Hoppet bridge, near Braintree" in
Essex. where, however it Is no longer to
be found.
The fruit of the wild elder, which says
old Culpeper. need not be described ''since
every boy that plays with popgun will not
mistake another tree instead of elder" Is
still gathere by country people for the
purpose of making elderberry Wine which
is held Ito possess considerable medicinal
virtue. H., says John Evelyn, A'tfe medic
inal property of the leaves, bark and ber-
ries of this tree were thoroughly known, ]
cannot tell what our countrymen could all
for which they might not find a remedy
from every hedge, either for sickness or
wound" These so-called natural remedies
are now seldom employed; 1t Is therefore
the more interesting to notice that elder
berry wine Is still frequently used by poor
people in country places.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
The Early Apples.


In these days of advanced horticulture
the fruit of the wild apple Pyrus malus)
and Of the wild pear P. communist would
hardly be regarded as good for food" but
it is certain that in ancient times they were
both largely used. In the lake dwellings
of Switzerland and Italy great quantities of
wild apples and a few wild pears have been
found. THE inhabitants of the terra-mare
of Parma, and of the palafttes of the lakes
of Lombardy, Savoy and Switzerland says
De Candolle, made great use of apples.
They always cut them lengthwise and pre-
served them dried as a provision for the
winter. The specimens are often carbonized
by fire, but the internal structure of the
fruit is only the more clearly to be dis
unguished." And from q scientific exami-
nation of these carbonized specimens it
seems to be established that many of these
ancient apples were almost Identical with
the wild apple of today. But even in the
sixteenth century the crab apple of our
it. is now. Roasted crabs" served with
a favorfte dish among our forefathers,
especially at Christmas time. Another use
of the crab apple was in the making of YER
juice, of which mention is made by good
old IZaak Walton in his "Compleat An
gler:" when next you come this way"
says the honest milk woman, eff you will
but speak the word l will make you
good syllabub of new verjuice, and you
shall sit down in a haycock and eat it,
But We don't care for such rustic delicacies
now.