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SUCQISTIONS f UTILIZ.
ENTIRE HARV:
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Methods ot Vlestern New York Growers 10
Use the \erious Crades.-Lvaporation,
Canning an i Cold Storage.
nt in Wave
fruit
“dor, evaporator
d starage purpose, Ord
rents rapklly, so it
1 sand lacking In ir
Massachusetts,
hiing ¢l
year wi
cider "i:
UN PALGe
amd commands a
nos quant
r to Wayne
£1 (10
# ¢
me Oo
# required of
his laboratory
tree
A UNIQUE DISTINCTION,
Their Occupants.
Phat which this
rom ad others
distinguishon
id the hall ro
don one nothing like LT
do
1 | hbadeipliria,
pied eXist in Hosion, xr
Imi
il New York
ad has |
Simcoe
bhiock
finn rot Wash
Muare
amd within the lin
amd Sixth
inated
lakimg t
SVentes
iifeen
O14,
nremant, the akert min
ure the bundreds of
3
pchosures that rise
tian Isdand
Indians as St
oe. M. B
AlTairs,
iis
{igs
haddl
and Rat in a Deadly Due
r, the rat
¢ rat tried
leg Bosgon
law, who w=»
not let
it had ta fight iil ils
wit op nsing
apis to great advantage and bringing
his bil rat
aimost pecked to pie ¢ the
a part of his comb. Bal
timore (Md) San.
would the coop, and
death
Ie was the aggressor
actively info piay I'he
wie =, wh
rooster lost
ied] on bobbins: the
agh bavi
fe lees solid than nat
the otivey hand, how
nmin
£ 1 be
nd
a
£5 ens
dymd as read
a spatural ¢
veak
when pad
will rake ever)
as are the
Tre Czar’s Privata Yoeht,
The Fussian Coar's private yacht ig
Jd 10 eat comfortalls, in
&
¥ and ¢ and bis
Lard rooms fitted vp noel gorgeously,
and alien whose a vaneen tle ares
tient mnborate and (ooh,
hie else a library ris
“Jenkines."
A game called “jerkings” nas pr
very interesiing.
ye
The players are
h they
in rest thelr bands, an equal nsmber
ing opporite the other, fle
quarter,
One of
ofie side halde a
which is exehanged from cue player
ath the table until the
posite side orders “np” wie reapos
; hands are rais>d, tigitly ¢
ied, Then they are ordered “drown”
ard must be lowered simul noores
and placed palm downward von the
table. The hands must now le order
ad taken op alngly, the object being no
order up the band beneath which the
nguarier rests, It will at first be found
a lithe Mifficulr to bold the wmoser It
that # may not jingle when
| the bands are lowered upon fhe table
i but this is easily accomplised with a
i little praciiee~New Lugiand Home
! to another In
i the ooh
the palm,
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,
to Spain,
People who have boon reading con
shbwably of about the rebellions
spirit that has broken out ia the hil
Islands, in (miiatinn of tix
that Dey
nd
iHiLVe
the size
Iate
pine
spirit lime aud fesited I
Spain's ocher el provipnee, Cuba
y
for two years generally A nus
taken dea
ance of these Asiatic
as to ml ny
islanda, mmr led
by Spain ever since they were ni
fron
il hee hundred yours ago
* } t “re
sSpan's bigoted monarch,
bi
group willl
nhabianis
pp re group
ori hes, 1
3.010 aqua
and declares that several peapls
Have witnessed Us success
when
hiatined
i
:
and that
18 been
will be competed mn
short dis
incre,
nee wire
experiment
Tot given to the workl together
inventor,
name of the
Clouds Bring Out Odors,
A garden full of flowers Is more fra.
grant when shadowed by a cloud than
when bathed in sunshine; at least, that
is the 10 which the recent
experiences of M. Mesnard lend.
amscris that it is Habit and not, as con
monly believed, oxygen, which exerts
the greatest influehice
odors, According to the same author
ity. the intensity of the perfume given
off by a flower depends upen the rela
tion between the pressure of water in
conclusion
drive out the essential oils that enuee
the odor, and the action of the sunligh:
wisich tends to diminish the waler
pressure in the cele. Sprinkliag the
piant increases the turgescenee in the
celle, and so augments the perfume. A
cloud passing over the sun arresis the
action of the light, thas permitting an
inerease of turgescenee, and, ge a con
perfume, At night the air arotind a
flower bed is Lavy with odors, be
cause then their emanation Is oot op
posed hy be sualight,
Hardships of Telegraph Poles.
Yeu" makl Joseph Donner, soperin.
tenienit of Inlogmph for the Heuthern
Pacific Ralivoad, “telegraph poles along
thie Mune have an hard tine, DPartiendarly
i hie so ott West, whee the polos are
il far be.
Now, oul in the Arizona desert,
wes 0.
device with
of
alms lutely
Iw
Ie poles are payed the
fo nern.ly There mw a sort wood
the poles
may
i L
"el MIL PICKS
think
the w
and
ng thw ITs 1h
ood They bear the
hinven't se mse
it hen
Phat
and
enough
hat eases nenr he
ach
they
ad ehwrw the glaas
black bears Hnagiisx
dine n swarm of Hews
top
jrHeces;
he
but Like rand
that crente the
blow
rogrid
wood
HNInon
to a
have
surface
w slorn,
i Vinds
ified nt a
away the
ring
t+} 3 :
there that Lhe
iwi rie olen
but that
The sad
side
Rm
1 ewmch
WILK As
TANS Ui]
We
Just
fom
< ¢
ig
the
The
in front,
the back
gre placed
of the rain. The draw
fara tire « a.nt swwl,
a% aN
{ in pompadovr blue and
aud the walle are hung with rose
dining widch & himg
mmois cloth and pubolstersd in
finssia leather, contains a well-stocked
ase and a large writing table,
cimiperor’'s edroomn es hung with
that of the om
is sumpinoupsly furniehed in
Lilae satin, There are dressing
= ard bath houses and a smoking
wmrriage, The tmin travels at the un:
orm rate of thirty five miles an hour
friving the day, and twentr4wo miles
{fromm 11 at night anti © in the
The mirage are soe oon
that joux are unknown, the
‘ imporceplible,
The roenn
nith «
fers kc
The
color, while
ria
wisi
Bx nr
forning
grinded
motion being alnost
Burial Mounds in Siberia.
Boran de Ray, n French archaselos
turtle-biek burying mommds,
Some of theae,
dating from the Russian conquest of
Site a, contain beads, earrings, knives
artistically carved bone haf,
The oldest mond
five or six fentories old. The
metal objects
NOTES AND COMMENTS,
Aw moon
prise
ne tir
wine) Hussein
mg Ribsoria
[retried
rironugh
tO a
phous aff
telophomn
instrament
hand and put 5 the ki
right band is wed In
notes In the cameos olwmer
subjects heard the slightess
through the telephone with their je
ears, but could understand litle om
mothing if the instrument were pul to
thelr right ears, It iz therefore con
eluded that the telephone has an ap
preciably etimulating effect on thr
auditory nerves, and the recommenda
tion ix made that the inetroment be
used alternately at she right and led)
Car.
IR gene
often
ote
A maritime signal smtion ix fo bh
satablished hy the Government off Naa
tucket Bhonl, forty miles ont in the Al
jantiec Ocean, In the lane of travel taken
by veseele bound from Eurdge 15 New
York. With its establishment the
station at Fire laland will probaly
conse to be important as the fired point
oft the American coast sighted hy ship
ping bound to New York from the east
from which the agents in New York
firet hear from thelr vessels. The eta
tion bas lobg been esnsidercd practic
able. but the cost of 6 cable and doubt
fia to the part the Gavernment shoud
pay I the enterprise lms prevenind
decisive action bereiolore.
have been irsued by tle Tress De
periment now directing the trapifer of
ths Nantveket Shoal # ip ta a pint
a ales Parthor oat, wi ome the waves
beter holding ground,
The "ye
11
i
colton crop the Xew Or.
iw Pion v uhie,upo
racier of tl
151 Yad» 1
: Heir way
i through a
where mules
and even
Their
“ke have been found upon: the very
monnining over O00 foot
igh. In those journeys an olephant
led to desrend hills and
sides which are almost pre.
the way it is done:
he elephant’s maneuver is te
ire] down close ta the declivity, One
foreleg da then cautiously passed over
the adge and a short way down the
ope, and if be finds there & no good
wot for a firm foothold, he speedily
forma one by stamping ino the soil, if
it is moist, or kickiag out a footing If
it is dry. When he is sare of a good
foothold the other foreleg i= brought
down in the same way. Then he pen
forme the same work over again with
his feet. bringing both forelegs a little
in advance for the first foothold. This
aves good places all veady made for
ihe hind fect. Now bracing himself up
by hia huge, strong forddegs, he draws
Ifa hind legs. first one and then the
cther, carefully over the edge, where
they occupy the first places made by
ihe Tore feet, Tis Is the way the huge
apimal proceeds all the way down,
#evar, kneeling with his fprefeet
Thos the center of gravy i« preserved
and the huge beast preventad from
100. 1ag over on his nose, 7
of sleed
dare to
oe men find passage difficult
[ills
veut um,
woud om
summiis of
it of oa compe
una;
cipitous., This i=
first