THE TIMES, NEW BL00MFIEL1), PA. JANUA11Y 14, 1879.
NEWS FROM BLAIN, PA.
WAR ! WAR !
4 III? AT KXCITI5MEIVT IN
LIVERPOOL-.
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.
We Invite roinmnnlrntiona from ill ponwns who are
Intfirfntod iu mutters properly Ik-IoukIus- to thin do-
p&rtment.
Curious Facts.
The greyhound runs by the eyesight
only, and this we observe as a fact. The
carrier pigeon flies his 250 miles home
ward by eyesight namely, from point
to point of objects which he has marked;
but this is only our conjecture. The
fierce dragon fly, with 12,000 lenses in
his eye, darts from angle to angle with
the rapidity of a flashing sword, and as
rapidly darts back, not turning In the
air, but with a clash reversing the action
of its wings, and instantaneously cal
culating the distance of the objects, or he
would dash himself to pieces. But in
what conformation of the eye does this
consist 'I No one can answer,
A cloud of ten thousand gnats dance
up and down in the sun, the minutest
interval between them, yet no one
knocks another headlong upon the grass
or breaks a leg or wing, long and deli
cate as they are. Suddenly, amid your
admiration of this matchless dance, a
peculiar high shouldered, vicious gnat,
with long, pendant nose, darts out of
the rising and falling cloud, and setting
on our cheek, inserts a poisonous sting.
What possessed the little wretch to do
this ? Did he smell your blood in the
mazy dance V No one knows.
A carriage comes suddenly upon a flock
of geese on a harrow road, and drives
straight through the middle of them.
A goose was never yet fairly run over,
nor a duck. They are under the very
wheels and hoofs, and yet somehow
they contrive to flap and waddle safely
off. Habitually stupid, heavy and in
dolent, they are nevertheless equal to
the emergency.
Why does the lonely woodpecker,
when he descends his tree and goes to
drink, stop several times on his way,
listen and look round before he takes
his draught? No one knows. How is
it that the species of ant, which is taken
in battle by other ants to be made slaves,
should be black, or negro ants V -No one
knows.
The power of judgingof actual danger,
and the free and easy boldness which
results from it, are by no means uncom
mon. Many birds seem to have a cor
rect notion of a gun's range, and while
scrupulously careful to keep beyond it,
confine their care to this caution, though
the most obvious resource would be to
fly right away out of sight and hearing,
which they do not choose to do. And
they sometimes appear to make even an
unostentatious use of their powers, fairly
putting their wit and cleverness in an
tagonism to that of man for the benefit
of the fellows. We lately read an ac
count, by a naturalist in Brazil, of an
expedition he made to oue of the islands
of the Amazon to shoot spoonbills, ibises
and other of the magnificent, grallato
rial birds which were most abundant
there. His design wbb completely baffled,
however, by a wretched little sandpiper
that proceeded him, continually utter-
ing his tell-tale cry, which at once
aroused all the birds within hearing.
Throughout the day did this individual
continue his self-imposed duty of Benti
nal to others, effectually preventing the
approach of the fowler to the game, and
yet managing to keep out of range of his
gun. v
Potatoes and Apples. '
Fruit culture like all other business
has its ups and downs, its years when it
is profltable,and its years when it barely
pays expenses. This is one of its poor
years, all fruits have brought compari
tively low prices, and the apple especial
ly has had a season of bad luck) Last
week the wholesale price varied between
one and two dollars a barrel in New
York, which one may well imagine will
scarcely pay for the barrel, and gather
ing, to say nothing of transportation
charges and agents' commissions. Fo
totoes pay better than this. At the same
time apples were selling so low, these
were selling at from $2 to $3 per barrel,
or one-third more than the fruits. As
the potato is all done with in a single
season, while the apple tree has to stand
teu or twelve years before we get a full
crop, and we can get as many bushels
per acre from an ordinary crop of pota
toes as from a full crop of apples, it
would seem that the potato has the best
of it. But it is not always so, generally
the apple brings three or four times as
much as the potato. In the long run
the average profit of one is about equal
to the other. It is however an apt illus
tration of the uncertainty connected
with all branches of agriculture, The
man who has a business and sticks to it,
putting into it ordinary business care,
makes money in the long run, whether
what he grows be apples or potatoes.
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