A FSOi niAl SNOH hoisi:.
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snows
' .veilings.
, 1 i-.li means
i ;ir Tul
Land. ;i l r'round
They li.:. I
i :!f) Lv tin'
id the'lmd
.'i. A lout,'
e.i hvel!-
! ' i le the
i v ntil
enai the
unit cu
iher the.
at 'All. 'II till; OceUpUlts
Iiev areonlv clos-d then
As pioluli! y manj- people l-.i.ow, an ii;
loo is usually huilt of snow. The word,
however, Means house, and as their
Jiouscs eor.si'.s of a shi-d'! room it also
means room. Sometime- at points that
,ire ret;ulai ly occupied din in .r the win
ter months igloos are huilt ot stone and
moss piled ui around and over ihem, so
that when eoveivd by th"
t!ify ma very eoaio'rtao
This is the ,-.es at I ;:. !:K.
til-." pal ui' i.uIiKW. a'ld
!o.-a." i on Kina V;i;
where ! i ruins of t ii
houses w .-re quite nun.- rou
been huilt a "Teat nianr -a
OoJ,"jo.ili!;s wii"!l t'e i.i-eil
l..'l-.;r t.'tf
!t V M-' ' '.''
i lej:, s cie..-.' r
wind from tli
l ion is (H ie! ;
do u Til;-, ii
torn. l.'.el. i I
iloor is op mi ex.
are asleep, a:el
to prevent the do-rs from making a raid
oil the i'lo. If the door faces the wind
a shelu r is ere..ted ontsid-' to rut off the
wind so that the door nee 1 not I ch 1.
Tin- coMcs' .lay I ever saw, when tli')
thermometer was 71 (! firees Iselow 'T ,
tho door f our h'!" was open a!! the
time we.v.ere not asleep. A snow i'il
is ma !'! of snow ! .Jocks about three feet
Ion;' by eighteen inches wide and live
!!ieh"i thick.
The snow knife is simply a lartje thin
bladed knife, lik? a th'-es knife of tin;
roee" stores, wit ii a handle made: lare
enough to he conveniently iriaspe 1 with
both hands, ii-fore iron and knives be
came so plentiful as at present snow
knives were made of bone- and reindeer
or musk-ox horn, but su.-li knives are
quite ran; now. The .Nctehilik. (),.k
joolik and Miij'tesiksillilv trlb's are s' iil
Unite deii.-eut in iron weapims and im
plements, and many of their knives arc
marvels ot ingenuity. I saw severed
made of a little tip of iron, perhaps an
inch spiare, mounted on a handle two
feet Ion,', and so shaped that the iron
fore her I. re. enacd in ntr.Vmtr eloth
j r i . ni ihiii or other hous ah'.ld duties,
and i - si idom idle. When at work sip
lilts u;i her voice and suites. '1'he tune
l.e ks iie-lody. but not j.rv r. It is a re
lief to her weary soul, and few would Irf!
cruel euotrrli to deprive Ipt of that com
fort, for le r pleasures are not many.
Sue is tie' slave of le r child'en and her
husband and is treated ' ni.ira abuse
than affection. X. '. II-, 'A.
i
I low to ".' !t:;i: nti: lh.::i:i;--.
Ten -ars -r :.!. re a :..) 1 tr'cd '.he. use of ;
laper bauds and e..s tar, in various
forms, on my peach trees, and, when '
caref::lly appii' d, it was eifeclive in. ex- :
fhi'lin:.; borers, but for t'e pa-d S'3ven or
eii;'it years I have l'lactir-eil a much j
more excellent way. and I know other ;
fruit growers wholeive dotie the same, ;
and wa.iM net think of jroiivj b.p.k to I
the old methols. It is simply usin i
carbi.lie acid, which is tie' essence or :
spirit of ia.i tar, and is easily mai'.e to !
combine with water by adding soap, !
while the lav itself will not combine, i
and is far less sife and cleanly in its ap- I
plica! ion. My rule for prevent ia.'j hot - ;
ers is to t;et a pint of crude carbolic acid ',
fo--!ij twenty-live cents, a;, 1 is suf- !
lieiept for twenty ai'o is of the va ill. ;
Take ,i tiht banc! and put in four or i
!iv vallon-: of nd't soap, witli as mneli !
hot water to thin it : then stir in thf j
pint ot carbolic acid, and let stand over !
ni'.'hl or h '!!'. r to combine. Now add !
twelve iredions of li'iii watfi and stir;
veil : then apply to the hae : th" tree
with a shoil broom or ol.i iaint brush,
taking pains to wet inside o! all crevices. 1
This will prevent both apple and p'-ach ;
borers. It should tie applied the latter :
part of June in this ciimate, when the 1
moths and b. aih s usually appear. Tne i
odor is so p'.n,riPt and latin that no
( urs will be .-ep isi'e 1 where it h .-; been
applied, and the c!T"cts will i-ontinue !
untii after the i'ieet s havp done tp. in.j. !
If the crude acid cannot be obtained
: one-tbird of the pure will answer, but !
it is more expensive. ZVc'.' Ii
-'hi
Would do most
t he cut I inu; and
atch
relv
I
seratchi!) '. and the ban. lie ae tednv
as a wed 'e to a.-si-t tin; o; , -rat ion.
also saw a man making a knife by ce.t
tinvj a thick piece of iron with a cold
chisel, afterward to be pounded out d it
and ground down on stones. The rn
tire operation would probably take three
or four weeks with the poor tools at their
disposal.
The builder s de:ls snow of the proper
von.-istency by souiolm adrift with a
cane made tor the purpose, id' ivinde' r
horn, sUM'r-i'.itei.ed by steaming, and
worked down until about half an inch
:n diameter, with a ferule of walrus
tusk or the tooth of a bear on the bot
tom. l!y thrusting this into the snow
he can tell whether the layers deposited
by successive winds are s- parated by
bands id' soft snow which would cause
the blocks to break. When the snow-
To 't.i: Nsi-: S oi:i i;:;d Ia::i.
When the lard i !s (.svlif.l by flying
doi:ehnp;s. as ii soned i 'li.-.s will, (espec
ially if I lie eirlsave d.oiirj; it.i it can be
mad-.' nice ;;e-aiu by slirinjr a 'raw ;otato
into thin slices, am', droppiii jit into the
kettle and fr int; until .p.ii';e brown.
They I'l.-Hii ali tl.e bitti r la-:e. and col
h ot the ilark specks on tin ir surface, and
p.i.'.ke the lard lit f-r use aua in. Anoth
er w ay to c!ea!i.--e lard in the fr iicj pan
i-. .ju it b'-fore ; s"t your kettle away,
to liour i:i s..:ne V;.iiinu: hot water, and
u:d i'.'rl eo.d. When you wish to
;a, taken ku'.f-' iMid ntn around
ef t ue lard : I :! t it from the
h i it s'
u.-e if a
the ed.
kett!.',
pi, lie ;
for t lie
and dear. so
stands in dn
off, and your
..I lay it i "t
rape off ;.'.
i in tire;! -e ;
',se tt;e he
; on t
;rd is
rem :dde on a .'l it
! he brown coat in
urn ia.t t ! ' water
I : if 1ey wat r
:e ! rd. ! ! it drain
P'U-;- t
is selected he d; Jts a pit to the depi
of
eighteen inches or two feet ami about
the length of the snow block. He then
st ps down into the pit and proceeds to
cut out the blocks by first euttin down '
at the ends of the pit and then the bot
tom afterward, cut! in,r a little channel .
about an inch or tw o dei p, marking the
thickness of the proposed block.
Now coui'-s th" part thai leqtiires
precipe to accomplish success; miy.
The expert wili, with a few thrums of
his knile in j.iit the riht places, siii o!V
the snow- block and lilt it carefully out
to await removal to its posit ion on the
w;ill. The tyro will almost iaevit iblv
ble Ik th" block into two or ihive pieces
utterly :i.::it tor the ip.j of the builder.
When two men a; e b'lil li!.' a.i iuio one
cuts the block; ;uel the other erects the
walls. When sntli-ieUt l;'.oei:s ha.V:' been
cut out to co'nnience v.oik with the
builder mark-, with li s eye, or perhaps
draws aline with hn kni'V. th-.-ci ibin
the circuinferciiLe (.;' th-' buil li:i u-u-
k'LHdi''
Ziir. Only Bsmy i
ne j.cvi at liiE h-vu; time on i4
h. 77-. '.i ..;;; ttill gh- it irony
'.' ''''rfi'l ; to c re nil ttiacts-$.
tihZ. AfQWc S!ck?N
' "t Jlr;
ir,: ru-ytn tins area I orq,
r -'cd c-r t'-rr-i-L nu : '4
tan: i -x.
cat ora.i !
If-
t .;.! diet th-rikl to c??i
W ')ty VS
v. -j r:u-P --m . I'ir.ix. r',ru,ATP;y,
r'i Ke'M.y Oi.H'iaiMS, ntlMIU Ji
i lOSl lvVS. I 1 Of HUl. ti
liis(;e:.j.l;s, ?5!
il eil c!.' 1U
lit b or
ro'v of b
-ks place.
I. let in
e ' 'KS. iS th
1 .-o a-: t o i !
Li.'.m-
;i;
i r .-
allv
eter, Tie !ir
ranged, the b!
inwiird an I iv
the ends, tliu- afl'or.liii'; matu d sup-porr.
AVheu this ro.v is com; l-.-tcI tin- bin d -r
cuts away the fjr.st and .-.-..,nd blocks,
slanting th' tn from the -w.-A upwa'-d,
so that the : 'cond li. r resting up.ei tie
otles of the first row can be cent inn" d
on and around spirally, an 1 by
increasing t'ae inward slant
dome, is c instruct. ' of sie.h
that the builder can lie H it
i
cir yjnr It thro. a cj
Kividnaliy
a perfect
st e ir'th
r.poi the
s
' f '. ir-n"!! P .l v ii h P.l--. ('Oil?' i lint iim !
. fj fltO rr . r.. r'Jisorii.'rcj Ki.Pi
-iv t -:i;e- n. romi fr sick '-.rri'ln-;,
u i ; l.-vs s'.M-pl." ni!it I f .
c. trj. vt'i: It!' cm lo-im? a:i.i i !
outside while ehinkiiiir the inuistie
between the Mocks. The chinking is.
liowtver, usually done by the wonien a ..1,
child n n as th" bull 1 1 n j; proi-es---s. and
aihlition.il pr.iteeti..n seenr'd fr ;.i tl.e
winds in very cold weather by bii.kln :
up With a hi!:,'.' ,! !eii Si; o,-sii iVel. the
snow at the base oitenbi i:' jil.-u to the
depth of thl'( e or four feet. This n, ikes
the ijrhvj pent c tly impervious to ti e w in. I
in the most temiiestuous weather.
AVhen tie- house is completed the bud 1
cts are walled in. Th-n il small hole
about two feet square is cut in the wall
on t lie side away trom w here t he entrance
is to be located, and is used to pass in
the lamps and bed lirc.:. It is then wall
ed up Mia! the ivjitilar door cut about t .vo
feet h'u;h and niched at the top. It
would brine; oad luck to carry the bed
d'mjj into the ionn by the same do- r il:
would h taken out. le i',. re the door is
opened the bed is cri -ti ueted of sn ow
blocks and juad-? from one to three or
four feet hiLtii and oecu;ii s about th'-ee-fourtlis
of t h" ent ire space. The higher
the bed and tin lower the door the
warmer th" iuloo w ill b
The liouse bfd:; 1 ailt pa-s s into the
care of the women, who arrap.:e the
beds and put up the !,.m;-s for liuhtia-?,
warm in e and cookinr. The woman's
phve in th" iloo is on either side of the
I. -d and next to the wall. In front id
her she arranges her lamp, which is a
lonir, shallow ba.-in of so, ip, tone, the
front ed.'t; straight and the back describ
ing an arc. The wick, which is com
posed of pulveried moss, is arrai," 1
along the front e 1 and kept m o:w-i:r
by the oil Unit ti ils the limp by t il' in x it
forward, the lamp delicately poised, with
this end in view, upo:: thr. e sticks driv
en into tin-snow beneath it. If there b
t wo women th. y occupy both ends of tl.e
bed, each with le-r lamp in front of her.
Over each lamp is eonstincte la frame
upon w hich to dry stock iocs t hilt have
become nioistened by perspired ioti dur
ing the da's exercis". and fr m which
depends the kettle for inei t ing snow or
ice to make water to rook. The dis
tinctive Ksquimaux kettle or quee-.-ik
is made of soiipstone and is tlat-bot-tomed.
It is inadii long and narrow, so
as to tit the il une of the laoap and lode
rive all the lnelit ii.jssinle tliercfrom.
It has the advantage over the iron and
copper kettles that have come into use
through trade with the whabnie:i and
Hudson I'.ay Company's posts of cooking
more rapidly -ind of not I ing injured if
leftover the tUme without water.
It is the duly of the women to attend
constantly to the lamps, to ini-:t w.pt r
for drinkin? and to rook the food. They
also tun; the wet shoes and stoi i.in ;s
inside nut and dry them at night. A
"good wife"' is iiiia who slee ps but bttie
after a hardp! ay's march, ieit attends
constantly to'tiie articles upon the dry
ing frame, turning them over and re
placing the dry With wet. When one
faame full of rlothhig has been d; ied she
places th" articles under her in the bed
so that the.heat of ner body w iil kt t p
tliem warm and dry and r -place them
upon the frame with oth.-rnrticlt-s. S';
gets up long before any one else is awak
ened ami looks ctreiully over all the
riot h ing to see w hat mending is require;!.
II. -r pi- ii io:i v. Ik ii not as'ecp is with h- r
bare feet b-i:t under her in Turkish fas'i-
I; ( he -;!;,"So ihiyli'ii" '. -
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In rniiponso to the ur.cent requests of grr?at
( 3 nuraocrs oi people w.io prcier 10 purcnaso a
t Kidney-Wort a-reay prcprrori, the pro-
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gj vry concrntrarod, in put up in Itxrgo b-jttlcs, JlL
and is equally cfQciont as th.at ptxt up dry in
tin cans. It saves the necessity cf pri"iarin,
pa is always rea.dyt ail is more c.isiTy taicea. by Sj
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ear. It is iieic c";.-,t ui'iit ;: swell a
moie i : ic;,.. ;ii iti lay in a .-tea' l.a
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CHESTNUT-ST. ENTRANCE.
THE STORE AND THE TRADE.
A study of this ground plan, incom
plete as it is, will give you a better idea
of the store, and of what Is in it, than de
scription can do. The store covers 2 v
acres ; a basement is under, and galleries
are over, a part. The whole affords
somewhere about 5 acres of room.
This particular business is 4 years old;
it began in 1S76 with clothing ; in 1877
it became a general store with such goods
as you see in the plan, with carpets, upholster)-,
furniture, and kitchen-furnishing
up-stairs. Since that time jyallery after
gallery has been added; and there is
not an inch of room to spare anywhere.
To the surprise of many, it has flourished
while trade was languishing almost
everywhere else.
To us there is no mystery about it.-
nothing surprising even ; unless it be
surprising that so conspicuous a business
should ever be misunderstood. We do
nothing more than simply to provide
facilities for your getting what you want.
Wc don't mean to say that other
facilities arc not provided for distributing
goods ; but that's a different thing.
We provide so that you get what you
want, exactly tchat yon ivant! In the
first place we've got it. In the second
place we send it. And if wc send you
the wrong thing, or if you think the
charge is too much, you bundle it back
vo us.
We tell of these things in the news
papers, because there are thousands of
you who don't know what we are
doing; thousands of you don't know the
character of the stock that fills these 5
acres; thousands of you who, therefore,
buv where you pay more money.
We arc every merchant's fair and
open competitor. We do not expect to
gather millions of trade from all over
the country without meeting opposition
and misrepresentation. Some will be
lieve whatever is said against us. The
only answer v:m make iu: Send back
whatever you don't want at the price.
We want your trade. You want our
goods ; or would want them, if you
knew. Xo matter how far away you
may be ; you will do well to send to
us for some tilings. We ask you to
wrtLe to us about something you have
present occasion for.
When we get in communication with
von, we shall have one means of winnintr
(v;t- trade, vi::., by pleasing you'. When
we have won it. wc shall have one means
( f keeping it, viz., by dealing with you
as we deal with everybody: ijivincr vou
large return for your money, and sup
plying your wants so intelligently that
vou will write us for what you want as
naturally as you say
rood
niorninn
to vour next-door neighbor.
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The s'-jns of a. ! 11 il- li co'.v ;ire
'ii.'.cy, aial wc slcae! it 1 y. ie uj-u oiea
two 01 three of tin rn. le.;t iij'eii the 'a--;
est coialih.a' ion wc ear. lacl in any o;.e
m.itna!. J"!..- ii; -t we -li, uM re-'urd
voi;l 1 "te a lar -a-, well tlevel ;.t .1 M.i.h r.
i "1" 1-.1S. as faliec rs e.i'l it. TI.: is the
1 ixhv.A in v iiiah the Milk is secrete. 1, an 1
Mast he Iar;;e aa.l w ii-hi ng to ho'.l ;uel
sn-taili a leiLce ana act of mok. Marv
j,-r--o?.s are iii '-eivt-.l as to the sir of the
inl lcr I-v s.-eii: it ha!"j low. We like
to se- nr. tiihlt r l ioa.l aial ir.o..h-ni' c: v
; deep in the rear, am! -t eialiMi far u it'
ll er the le!y. v. it il t he teats wei! srea 1.
of oooil si", alrl wi; !i i he t lals al ..r.t ::
a level. V';t!. tie hii.,1 teats xteiili:ii
two or three is.chis Ii-. lo.v th" torwar-l
(Mies, we !o l.ot extuct a jio-vj l-iiiker.
, iln'ii-!i t he inhler May lock" larire froni
1m liin.l ; hat with a ha,' Luiiu' Ion,' a, i.l
l-rcii!. and with the teats set as al ove
(les'.-riiied, v have i.evcr ki: oa n a cow
to fail of tiliiii"; a MilKpail. To Make a
' correct judgment of the teller, a liahk
' as well as it;u view ismst l.e taken, and
always ivcth- jt- fcr;-;:ce to on- that
; f .xteials far forwiir ! a!al has 1 i:w;e Milk
veins. Xtxt tt the lid, It r. whi.h iMdi
cates the inai:tity i,ither than the .I'.ial
ili y.of Miik.iwe should exam ie.i t lie skin,
hair, rj-.rs ;inl Iicrii. If the hair is sott
; and short and the si-.in soft, lh-xible and
. yellow, the Milk will j rohaMy he rich.
This may lie fmlhcr determined l y l,.ok
: in"; into the ears. If these are trai:lu
: ( lit illld of the color of beeswax, it is a
miIii of pool, creamy milk, and the
waxy .".pjwaratice of the homs, also in
dicates the same thiiti'. The Jersey s
uitifoniilvjiossess soft hair, llcxihle k'in
of n yellow titi-je, which is e,'ecia.liv
Manifest j, their ears. Thin skin are
so si'.;.;.;.- and yellow that th. y ;ipnear to
have I iet-ii soaked in cream.
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Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co.,
l'rartical anl Antil; ti' l'n,i-'.
LOWC'I, M.1S5.
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JOHN WAXAMAKER.
Clt.
tr.t, Tlsirtoiitli. f.n.t Mtrkei
-.I nnl (trhtili .jtiare,
fll M.ADbLPlllA.
n mifrfiriii iiit-n
o promote the spiritual as well
welfare of The ir little oiies nre
5 inure and more to the ronvir
fy should send their children ta
Hal selio'.iN. hi hieli reliijifiii ac
le tenets of theii creed isanele-listnictiiin.-.v,,,,;,;
i,,rord.
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to Mothkiis. Mothers should
lat a most important ititvnt this
I'Hik after the health ".f their
cleanse the iiia'aria and iinnari-
fELfSiiATEII H. II. II. OlSSfl-f
., .. . . , , VissUL'i.a:Uiiillie blood so per-
'..r-.t. alihct- .1 willi a i. . :n. i.-.u.i. sn.t ttIio i
i.ivo i..it trti-l t.i- it.' it It. ll. il. ;.ti.t iiu'. 1 ii -t
kte.-V it r e.V.T t! 1- laev -.4 . e.Tl. (lite it n tt:.ll
1 r K!i"iitt ti' i -a:i. e. e- r l' -a t. ti a I , ir:t .it.i rly I ' ph
tle rt i. A e r - .-e - i..r 1. - ttl .rir.u i:!i ja.nc
or lil.i-.-l Sptiviti. I'. 't 1' il iital I'., 'ie. lie 'u-e nn.l
ti-K ..r tli- 11. II. II. M. '. t".p, ir.iintn.iftiir i.v
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o! t !:o ! 'il- law J, .1 r ii -r p-i r" t". t.i ptlt Il : tie-l ie'r
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WteET, JOHNSTOWN. PA.
tne
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t.ion of onp of"
ed tic;
nt t.i I r ll 1 1
h'-nd er s
&eress oroocls.
TtSiY. CARPETS. PTC.
v t o. s iron t , -.T, . . .,
that if he dii (,rK'-t not the street and tiiiinliers
eessioi, he l,ll' and he happy.
where. Iieiiig:MCT:m-J-'."f- mi ujn'.ijuimwgjaw
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CASH DMAI.MK IX Aid. KIND ot
HEATING and COOKING STOVES
AND MANITAC'l I Klalt OF-
'P W. DICK. Attokset-at Law,E,-
' P.Hcnsbnrir. Pa. OTSi-e in Irrr.t rrrnm of T.
J. I.lovd's new huililine. ttt ntre fircft. AM uisn-n'-r
of lesal l.umfHj nttcnled to sal i'fstorily
atai rullcciir n fpcclilty. liM4.-tf. '
'" tl !''r ''a-v !,t "-'"" Siinipli- worth $t'i
" l" A-i trot Sii.t'i vM'i... ?v-rt.
''''! He.;:-. (l.'-i. -TU.-lv.
WM. II. SECIILER, Attorney al
lxir., Ehcnsliurff, Oftice in Col-
of.ii!e Row. (recently occupied t.y Win. Kittell
ls'1..) Ontrettroet f i -i'l.-7n.-tf. J
7E0. M. IlEADE, Attorney-ai-Late,
Frnsburrr, Pa. Offtep no Centre stro-i,
hico d'Tjis Horn H'h street. 18-27,-?: ;
TIKam, si II-;i-7I'-i IU.).X W ARE
1 lOti ll;vMitH Avo., Altoonn, XSi.
!l hind prompM, nn. W,Kfarlorll.v atlrn.l.l o. 1-J, 7m"j
COJiSSTSPATiOfj
KIJM&Y DISEASES.
X?'i?Zl,rS"la to ir-ir!ftheoo.tTT. workt.cn natural rruSfft
r5f; 7L'1:'. Max do more h.-m than rood, or driwa pUji. tat o-enwitT
rr?;,??1 h " -y rmml. C-t it of vovr Drorrrlrt. Price, !.
Dl.IKK 1'nTA liil S in t'.l.Il !:i v.
A C'iilifui'iia inventur lais nni ie a ma
chine inr pressing :md dryin-: p itattus
SO that they will keepfi.r ye:, is, jet pie
serve th' ir laitnr ii tl.ivnr. No ehVmiia.ls
are ms-1 in the nj. iatiun of tui inr,
cvirything hei-,, (hme Lv a s-imple tiei
chine capal.le .d pressing six l.jn.lred
hnhelsot tn,t;.ti,i s in t, nt j -innr h.iirs.
1 lie u.aehine i.i L cnly pre---s -, he pota
to's, li'.ii l.'.ys tla :;i (a, a (,-.iv in a t-(,.,.
; c;ive form uith th-.' hollow sale ,l"lt.
Alter the piesst.;n t'iey;iv put into ft
drj iii'-t iipi'.uatus, where Un v ia aiai:ifar
two hours, then they ar" around into
: coarse ine:;I n f eint.! Ma- ei .tekt .1 l ire.
The lirsi shipment ,,t tin j resi -rved
lt!a!ot s to I.ieri.o.,, hist year, hioiuiit
, a laritu pr.iiil. The average p; i e 41f po
tatoes, in San I'l aneiseo is aVout t w 1 1 1 -iiveeentsa
hus'.it 1. lri, il, thev hioiiatht
in Knclaiid forty-live shiilincs a Ini!
dred weight, er at the rate .f a do! iar
; and a half a bushel for recn potatoes.
; 'J his year lucparat ion hasheen ma le for
' tlryimr ami shipiii.e: l.u-c (juant it ies. it
, is said that there are three hundred
thousa.id acres ol uncultivated land on
' the western slope of the t oast lam;e,
I near San J- raneico. e.sjieciallv adaite,l
' to ixi'.ato .'rowiii'r. The fo-s'autl mists
1 trom the ocean supply sutVieieut moist lire
and the soil yiel.hs iMtr.ntilullj. The on
ly l'lolilein heretofore lias ln-lu wlit ie to
market the product. Si-iniiii!,- Amni-
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