HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-06-17, Page 7The Candling of Eggo
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It requirei. but little skill to tell
at a glance the differesee between
ood.41.14:1 bad eggs, and anyone -can
earn to differentiate •hetween the
various. 'grades .of good e•egti :bY the
iiseof * good candling device. •
All our readers will be .interested
in the following article by W. A.
• *own and W.41. Ault, SaUed. by
We. Poultry Division. Of the " Live
StoeleBranelb . Department of Agri7
• 'culture, • 'Ottawa: . • • ,
,_'..4tEggs. are one' .41i the most. di:Si-
...cab Of !food produets. to. grade.:
Their -external. -appearance gives
• but little indication Mi to their rela-
tive fitness ...for • feral ',and :the .con-
• tents , cannot ! be. sampled without
destroying. the fragile Shell,: T •
. Fortunately an egg is seirii-traris-
parent When .iield• Ware 4.1104 in
• a.. darkened, •room. .6.nd • permits, if,
=0.ricfnlly_rotated„of e.ven •aniner
'feetst :being seen. • it is not Aeces-.
• AurrY to, use an extremelyi-power,,fiii..
Jight.' kerosene gas jet, •
a. in or a, 16can.c.ile power ineandet-',
cent bulbare the sources Of 'light,
. • moatgenerallytised occrioneretal
• •
work. . . •
-"•-.FiCari• 'gine
' ..kboes been. inxentect.t4
facili-
• the', 04,134lisis O ogp
.. iflquanti-
ties.."The•Se• have- proven,
:.i,o• . for he. • simple '',1cfeetion.of
had eggs, .....ut have .110tbeell,f01.131#
se;t1S•factoty for the perpose. of •fine
grading.... -• • : • • -•
Erteh and. every • egg, therefore,
:0037411-1ereial; W,Orlc • aawell as in prl-
• irate..practice,anust be. Paesed sepa-
rately turnittg
''.,iiiatennent-liefOre the light. 'wow
.tatio . Wholesale • Produce ;houses.
growth •occurs. It is for this rea-
_son that • .dealersgenerally urge
prodneors to keep their poultry
houses clean and under 31:0 condi- :
time to washcgg. Tho presenee
of excessive moisture tends.- to
break down the tough inner mem-
brane 1,v.tiieh 11,411 ,co•rt4in extent
bweterle, proof,Jar1y . •
.„
.Stages o Iumphation...
'This. is readily defeeted- under the
,.41;..s inculiatiOn..advanees 'the
.darkened sectionsincrease in. size.
until :the whole. egg, 'excepting the
air cell; benis blaek.• •
The .coatents •Of a typieally bad.
egg :are dark and opaque,the air
cell. is .ruPturcd, ! the . Yolk land tabu,'"
;nen . have ..brokou down, .clecompo-
sition has". set in and the:Contents-
Slake or flowreadily from. one ,end •
Many 'appliancela' have
. .
been, devised for t}i eandIiiig. Of
!'eggi and with • a•view to ,encourag-
nig the .practice of :cariclling•aMong
all those eoricerned in the 'Oanailien
Egg Trade.. the,..P.Oultty Division of
the. hat haa. pre-
pared for,-fice distributiOn, a :large,
quanbity, of . tarclbciard orating.
Tbete. liaye been. roe.de. jii
two, type,...9n.P6.€5144tbtei for, use W4'th
the .keNtuene latop, 'and-One:suitable'
:for •,ase with the electrialight,
trations: of ..W.hieh.are :here given. • •
Neither •the small amount of tton,
• ble required to .seenre. one .of !these
einYliances-POr the araount.:01.1abor •
entailed in eandling,, presents _.any•
Valid' reason i.4r; viezoij:q.. should..
be obliged ta'iiSe or aceepcit4id - or-
ineuhated eggs... 'Sterekeepers will
_
• whe•re large :quantities of tent are
--- handled' tome candlers become re_
markably expert: They \ pick up
regularly from two to three eggs in
eat+ hand!anctdepending upon the
seitson and the .4tialityr candle from
25. to • 50. thirty dozeneasaaper_day.
e--site-of-the air cell, thy con--
• Sittency of the albunien, the .color
"aati :•,tnobility of the yolk and the
. • general transparency Of the whole
• , egg are the factors most generallY
recOgnized. as deter:mining. quality.
The contents of' an egg, last laid)
ocimPletely 411, the shell, but as,
„CP,Oling takes.Place, contraction °et
',ears and an air Space is formed in•
. the large lend. • ' The ..Yolk is. only
. slightly perceptible• and . should
'String reactily...,in .0;e albumen when
the egg is turned.arOund. '
These points are to be observed
in 'a new-Faicl egg, 'A itew-laid egg . •
One.which.,:attleatt.wouid grade
feW new-rald when 'reeeived in -the ean-
roan'. of
fro.use should be. of good size, clean,
•. kir' 'space riot larger than a
N , ten fit 'piece) sweet arid strong
b�died.(that is thetalhuMen.,should-
not appear\ watery). •
dale or shriihken. egg inaihe
,,,deteeted the,,size of the alt. tell.
• The then is porous and e'Vtipotat
tiol-ft... Tier -s Wage. whenever:the ;egg
is surrounded :by. 4 tOli3j.wdoire
the low •tempevatnie of
• •c, a • cold storage_ house a 'Ceilidh.
si.lirnount.of'evanotation•oecure, The
higher the temperatiqe and ;the
e raptitthe oirculati. • e
greater. is,;.•the eVaperation; AC-
eomPanYing. the evaporation ,a
staleness Of- flator' soon..develope,
, and if the egg isheid in. the ,pre-
• settee Of moisture or packed - in
•-'dittr-fillerr,it ...ot• 'heetritie
musty. As the egg grewo. staler the,
albudien tend to lose COrieig-
Aediy and often becorne: quite wa-
terytt.the "--hteak,
down and extreirie eases mix with
• the albumen. • •
I " e t hil
'the •yolk is rather high , colored,: it And .11vh:ati-yrrtilhie-a4rer-la,girpg; away
tifl retairie the ptopei position your ti• ve. , ; • th
••••••:,
Fnneral 0 Lusitania 'tietinia Held at Onceastolvn.
Pieture taken at-the...graveside showing, graie..ixt which eixty-41x-colians *ere -plao_ed -aide hy-
,
The Farm Automobile
eittatettatetevetta evettatte. tiostatttO
.• TiurtrY is insistent rbetter
reads in country districts, This has
been brought about to 'some extent
since the advent • of Automobile*,
creatingsenfim exit in that direc-
tion on the part of taxpayers: .But
men and woineo alike, practically
everywhere; " hold that one of 'the
LOST MARRIAGr- REGISTERS
. taw keeping of parish registers un-
11$Vi litellema,`S,YeaCrromer7ell' ordered
„der'the systein new''`iit vogue111 . .
G--ItioNARDS-----OPPERE tilie.'Ymaaerf,14rtatt.Z°Q;8Almit,ksie'rgo,ann,
OisSINO ‘41.4111ES" index of all baptisms, marriages,
nclharials corita„inecl in the regis-
.
-the year
• t,ers prior to 1837. In three years
ttoter.e. otteot 'succession Faits they' had' indexed only--550-:-regie-
There Art t Many Clidinants to more • ters, and had already. obtained
Estates. anti Fortunes. . than 'WO entriee.
REMARKABLY , STRONG POSIt
TION OF THE RIIRCRAN'IPS
' OF C..4.NADA sitomrN
ity ANATITAL BIB19RT
,
It is significant that after more.
than tight. months' of the. severest
financial strain Canacla has ever
--expetiencec‘4110-t-ttferchants,-Bae
of. Canada opines, forward With a
rel)ort,' sgiowing not only ;the great -
N\1
e4ik
Somebody hitt *aid that the 414-
ilition of 4 hathroosu to the farm
' home will do more in way of coun-
try life enriehuient that, say other
fetor. This simply Melilla
that the farmer, in thinking *bout
the comfort of his family,' brings
to the country home convenienees
that have proved ta be necessities
in oity homes. In the past too
mai& attention hos been, paid to
production. Country life needs or-
•ganization to get a square deal.
Government officials have! work-
ed out a method whereby every rii-
ettrimunity may get together
1ool5ing toward practical co-opera-
tion IA butiatts and so&ial affairs.
It is .suggested that five committees
Jia appointed in every. rural dis-:
trict to deal with the 'hsiness in -
'Oust• ot-the- -qcommanity-theses- - .
communities to COMISt; of onecni
faun production, one on itark.et-
ing, one on securing :farm supplies,
one On fatal finance and account-
ing iittdoneP on, trasportation, '
114Y,, there should be fly -a commit-
tees to attend .to the otornmunitle
social interests, 'Mese tOrninif-
tees te" hi On edUestiOt, P4nitation;'
recreation, beautification'. ' and •
household economies. • s'
Wit -h these ,10 ..vominitt4es 'tevety
phase. of rural life may be studied
and looltgd after. It is trot enough
toincrea4 the farmer's. income.
Eitral life mast be elevated and '
made to delightful that farm boys' ,••
and Oris will want to engage, in,
its activities: `
--We---idt,t11,-"that-through.-eavopt-
eration, each .rural community
Should be .organized 'by having •
every individual 'articulating with -
themovement serving on Otte of.
these committeee. The work
woitid 'include men; *omen and
the young folks. '
711:47-k-ONTG.ERRAN I/IMAM:WY. .
For Believing It "Is
• Generally llrutal.V
published fpr the firstAirne litany of
Jobri.,Haes lettere -some of which • -
. .
The.number entriet ,some.of itat ,strength ite hilitOry. 001)1par- give his ideas ,tin the •iniblect • of .:
zreatest sonless publio , • • these--registera•-is---incrediblet-t-Forg_favorably,--with- the----st,onges German diplomacy. ,
-•-A reward of one thousand Pounds • ' '
'prove -reeks • is in the way of ar Sys-: - . • • , instance, in thoSe of •St Anne's,commereial„ hunk throughout the liat had •plenty , of reason, to,
Thia-was brhhght--o-utt-gtirticularly recovery -of the' register of marriage
teinatic hettering-of•countty roads; Int*-:reeentlY been offered for the Soho, in th-e:.atitseveti St.
;be, -WOL•id: ' ' '. - . know . that ‘!Gierniso diplcritracti"
io the .
Perhaps the. outstanding feature as he expressed it, 9s ,generally
. „ .
parish of :Cawdor, in •the 95,000 entries • '
tween •1780 and 1837, there are over
from the standpoint of the home, of the annual statement as at brutal." . • During his ambassador -
in a recent inveStigation made, by etninty of Nairn,. England, for„ the z)3y the way, the'ordinary fee for April .30th last; is -the aseets which tshiP, in tendon ,he 'taw the Geit' •
the department of agriculture, ear 1749 tO 1783. • ' : certified y .f • tt f are or can immediately be convert- mins `•cotutivingdo form 4 'league -
. . . a.„cop o an enti rem a , , ,.., _ . ,,. _ . _ _ „ _ .. ,
seeking particularly -to -debt -tram ---A thoesand pouridettts'-.-a--temall pa•rish register is thr.e,e-and-saic-ed Into cash, ..,-These amount to .
-the- social' and- labor. needs Of :farm . fcittunec yet pitbably, it is .cpritc an .- ' d I ' a..g hi_ $32 086 5'71.51 exclusive Of 41,00-0,•' peetedtt 'r purpose_to Seize the '
pence, an oi
r. sear none s 3 v ./. ..._ --,- - - - -• - - .. - - -
•
• „ _insignifiearit, sum when
' -compared-
•
• . A -t,rief abstract -of "het report,
shows the keen interest in better
thoroughfares,,
and ineidentally the
•watb---the,zernountr-mvolved in this
'partjculat ease., No ,details are
given; but it. is understood that
• nier.easing ',nee - • of automobiles. • the registers are 'wanted in •-eonnect,
Some go' so fir as ..to .exprese the tiou with the •settlenient of .a very
large-etate,.• • , -
This it only oeeease; out of manysnnilar.,'Over.. and. ..ev•gx
when direet succession' fails, there
may -he
to -an 'estate or fortune •Thetse.de:'
.• Some • of . the t,eethriony ;shows-- scen•d- frem:.younger tont or daugh,
--thatttditit-TO:-blfe-latc-lit'of-&-rundera; --t-ers•itfli.-at-lilttcleFs :or the, estate
and-alttlependsupon.t-..their.;heing
able, to -traee, their tieseentdefinite-
lY by •inearie of imarriage and birth
ce,ttifica,tes..- • ' •
• SOMe five or six. yeart. ago .Erig-
iish .newspapers Contained .an...of-
fer of • fifty pounds..froni• a resident
f • Melboarriet_.•_Australiat. fo
•opinion that in road building the
.requirements of entomobilists are
Considered before the businese and
.social need,s *of the farm, this work-
ing to the harmof shOrkstretchee
of side: toads. ' '
•tion of thaufteursho_fail-to:sto
their machines at proper times, the
increase in automobiles has Made it
hazardous or dangerous for wo-
men' to ' do mach driving on many
country roads. On writer sug-
gests a federal law requiring, the
driver Of an...automobile to stop
, -"t0kRECT9 9.110i•
1 .pciR usrar.'
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pittAtaraxiipothelnii*,,
islocri,01,4a.*. •
etihrivalAtiei.
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. find it to their advantage to acquire
•facility in -candling arid it is „recoM-
mended that eVeryliouiewife obbItla
PO/Vide herself with _env :of...these-
ainiple eandling.apPlianets,' by the
diligent use of which. she may safe-
guard' Tier firm4 from 'many unt
pleasant ocCitrreneestt.t ftlrxe • -break-
fastAtible, -• - ,
'-irITC;SO apPliiinces :may' he'obtaIn ed
£ree upcmapphcation to the Live
&Oa -0Ortimistierier, 0.ttawat .
• ,
• 'Tips •Worth Knowin
I find the following' a. quick and
easy way in 'which elan and
polish, furniture and • paintwork.
Pat a, tablespoonful of :viriegar 111
a basin. of hot, net too hot! •water;
Well wipe the furniture with the
liquid and leave to dry, • .
A brilliant polish real:lite,. with-
out; any of that hard rubbing 'us-
ually necessary. • , • • .
••AdtT littlelinntahialoAlie wa-
ter -whielt you wash Your Silver
and glass ware: .brightens .both
or them woriderfullY, •
'Alia, although considerable evapor- don't forget to place erein a
•ation has taken place, the size of
the air.oell *mild indicate that,. al -
!though becoming stale, the egg* IS
still silitable for Ordmitry.domestic
•linrileSeS Otliel words a* good
peaking egg). , : •
, ,
' Ca8e,Of Sind Rot. ,
7'1160 spots are due to the growth
• of htieteritt,, or raould in the iultu-
Men of the egg. An egg, as,laid, is
practically sterile, The Shell, how-
, over, is extremely porotts.,atid if
tr9 the.egg has been laid in ,dirty riests
• and held in damp Surrontidingi, in-
.fection is bound to orkeur. The al -
button' forms air 'extellent tultural
medium and the baoterial and
mould growths readily develop.
'Development takes plaee rapidly
whonythe egg, is exposed 'bo favor-
able cetiditionsof Warmth and Mole-
, everi in the low thapera.
Aloe of the °old storage base' some
peed of gum, camphor. It lceeps
the goods, bright suell along ' time,
• DO °Yeti want -to Areprooi your
niuslsn or easerrient curtain 1' Then
Pitt' an '•oittiee of alum in the last.
rinsing water. This applies also
to !children's ,olothes.,,,
It's tantalising to *go, int -o teem
at night tind not be able .to. ; lay
your 'hand on the maiehes. in
each, rooni have • Matches attached
to a bracket by 'slipping a yard, of
31.4frOW riltbon,.-t, mat& the ‘11,11.,
pepett-tlitoitgli the 'ctriet of . the
matelt.liox, and,. tying the ends
ii&tlY to the l?racket* • • '
Pieria! rusty irons, by -rubbing
them,. when hi* tipork. a piece •. of
beeswax .tied in a eloth, with 0,
final nib a'cloth 4:14)Ped,in gat,
Pitt handful of gait in the, water , with *Mph you, Wipe, ,o'ver yOnt
earpet alter • sweeping. %lie sal
brings, !up the .eirlOrs. .
his machine on signal:.
: One'contributor to the- investiga-
tion says where the country roads
have not been ieip•roved the 'women
are practically shut in during the
Cold Months; at.. a. time when high-
ways. are.so rough or.mucl, so deep
the popular pricedautomobilesea eiameci the, reward: . Some tweive
generallY used by farmers and their =4 •
lithe later this -gentleman was
wives, , cannot. 'be satisfactorily pleasantly surprised by -reoeivingat
operated. "Nothing. . would bene-: draft on an Australian bank for a
fit •the Ifvemell on the farnis':" thousand pounds. • With tine was b. didn't elave wheel ' he get
as_ tee.iirtPtove the country_ roads."•7ietter explaiting that _th0 oheque.
One ,woman advocates a systenV eflicked •btr the teacher. (We happen
wale intended ' as . acknowled - te_tknetd, • .
OPrf..A.P.4..copy...ofta_earbiiinz•inarria;ge
"slippOsed to have • taken. piece •in,
the caiiintY of Ditrham,',England.
. ,
• Wedded in Rer Pet .Nanie:
An • old resident of BooIdhope, in
'that colinty,' found the entry .and
. •
hive- for th-e-first yteatt atnd -4100"•depatitect in the Nit • Philippines.; and 'thrbligliOnt- the
for e_a_cb•_aubo.eo.ent 7,ea.,,r, - , . - ;Reserve,. and : $335,000 7 -deposited lohandg t9tiegreatsliaattiotthnes . exorbitance
he
f'
te " pwcigthIsilt:hrfetthithG:vimpivairrnerneusitteofniyot;Fre:41111edio..Z.-, tarieermaArilb.ateadmoo iirci..swi.,hoiinn ,thirooitairetur,
•
'.044",tert.s6%ain. or thte:‘rank$12j517itlY.' tool'- plans, gay had -dagy before :lila "
Looking Backward he appreciated ;when it is remeni- es:1:.7avtir,' embc).1::1Pirctr7nnt, *hits iP:u1-7e:a.ai: ,
the public.: What this meant will
diplomacy. . , .
. , •
Hay's letters' - mention various
her" til,ct31%ira's.otif'8.3,toeloaieor; olotiaohbelotiisete;s thot'ar8 dn:tfalitles_o,:lyhicaempa. ytilb:o_difeieseribiai cieocd,inu::,_ ..,
:t6lestsa'-litheda'n
tgte6dpiniitlwiecierrodi;..ht.olttsm: drilinfLfs:::7rA,7._' 'ornolii,..18tterhee!= rilincruairceds..__,w_retatile,ai,,,,,eerY-- -
The .total astets. of the. Bank • are. ' otatirtits' an -eye :en Liberia," and
in May, 1901, he ' riceiiies informs,
tiOn that German ',warships have •
been, . •surreptitiously: inspecting
the Santa Margatita Wands, ... off
the coast of Venezuela, with a view
Forty years ago:the wOmeu Ware
• weaTing hooPibits; •'7 •
-
-4-It:leder' Of -a Century -ago- the
dandies affected spring t bottom
pants. •• .
Thirty years ago bustles were all
the rage. .
• Twenty-five . years"' ago or there -
abuts the Whole country was dip-
-py °Wit the- I5 -13-r4 puzzle.
----Thirty years ago the baseball
piteher. threw underhand. •
At anent the same period cro-
quet tournaments were all to ,the
aw fwah. , •
-Two score years, ago "Silver
Threads Among the Gold'r-rias the
Med popular son* of the day,
while twenty years :ago it was "Af-
ter- the, , • • . .
Twenty -fie . years ago a kid
colitthr.41-r04118-Iili;ch-w41-1'1/1"1 "meitlfur thfOlvan il : ' ta• en- Twenty Years' ago all the 374)ting
-fain-tottransport,hee pro- -1-n---gnding tai6 . „
duce to a market' in the least ms- isporte were riding eitfety' bicycles
The story was ta romantic; one.. .
--alto-- that- they ma,y-
drive a vehicle or automobile to
and from church itithout evcrcleing
• thernseftee in accomplishing , a
long, tiresome journey that, thmild
*be Made in one quartet the time,
'
• '
I Your Farhil
wedding. ting: on the. Anger .of his
• hridet he ehould slip into het hand
• a insuranee. policy. Ile_ who •is
not willing to do to, has no, .inoral
4,righ't-to--assArsaehe---re?Lpo'n.'si/ii
pf establishing a home. ' ' •
' These words Were spoken by ••it
nobaci .evangelist.- :The assertion is
.ventured that 'among the •• 1/9,598.
widows in Canada ,at the. time of
the ' eenSus, • Many. •ilibusands:
viottld ' be happier . to -day had .
:substantial _life .insuraocp: accotti-
periled 'the. 'wedding ring, We won-
der 'just Ito* many of these 179,598
icloWi',Itate,7'beeur-left actial
want been:nee of the failure of their
inishandike provide for -them in -the
_surest- and cheapest • way ---.by in-
satarree polier-substantial-eriatigh
to guatentee, iridePeridenee for a
few years ab least. • We hold. " no
brief for the life insurance • eern-
paniet, hitt like the evangelist we
-laaVe, quoted, we see, it as the plain
duty Of the husband to provide for
his wife andilittle ones in the ease,
of the untimely death of th,e bread:.
Winner.' In, no .case life insur-
ance more 'needed than by the
'farmer whose .property IS mortgag-
ed or Insufficient' to !duppnrt his
tangly. in tenifort ,Were, he .`; to, be..
removed., '
,.iterth It.
, "Prisoner at the, bar," said the
judge; (Is there, anything. you Wish
to•say. before sentence ,pasted'
upon you 7" 1‘14.6; mit Lord, therc.
io nothin' retire to say; but if
you'll &sr aWtt, the tables anti
(ilair tor. me. to„thtash My lawyer
'Vitt' 3,e0 tWO
•
$86,190,464.51, an Increase, of over
three „millions . from last year. • It
is worthy of 'note that there .are,no
mortgages, while overdue debts and
irseessl .t:i0;Sgteathtes, rotaf„herutnhtani:Boallniky psre21113,-. to ocoupying. them as
{I naval
base.
,538A0, or leas than one-third °Lon, 0 tathe...t..stm.-y-eittutitt-, yet be wiittett,
per oent, blithe...total assets. Toe of-iswrinaliets-attiemptle_i„ecover by
actual cash, coin ' and notes,. on fgree.domns.,of German .131.87.9s,ters ;
hand were over . $21,000,000, or 'against Venetuela., ',It i. known, ..
twice •what they were a year ago. however; that, the II. S., Administra-
Thus the Merehants Bank Of Can- 604 gave.: ctirman. teni „ :dais ;An
iida is • in a position of great which to agree :to arbitration t that
strength, whioh, enables it to' face ifelleben. replied that :arbitration ,
any possible development of the was impoisible, as the Kaiser had
war eithation with perfect &lift- commanded the' other coarse; that
• the Admittistrat,i•on.' seeretly ' order-
. Duripg.. the year the Bank's dot ed. out fleet to prooeed- to Caracas, -
posit business expanded "r" ee.ite:. ahd. that On :the afternoon before
siderairly. Its deposits bearing
thisten limit - expired 'Hollehen
t•erest• increased, over our millions,%,ct41.50,03.7.,101-30,-and_ita_totalpiiht-
- ., • . .
c.arne in haste to announce that the
aaser 1
lic• li,altilities grew-three-milliont le
$71,760.613.81. The capital paid up
nd- the- reserve -,fiifid-- stand---a-t
-Among the emigrants who lett:, ,every„. . . r ai a :,. emmuni y. $7,000,000- eaoh. ' • •. • • • •
'Weitidale for -Australia,'.
„Of -the lad ;century; ; ditringt Imo lES bicycle Club. . , , . ,
Profits' were necessarily affeilte'd
the 'great gold ktioli in the middle I' : Thirty years ago they all laughed by the efforts to maintain eo high a
wag- a -yen ier,ydign, Rugby . football was intro- ratio' of liquid re,erve oi as s
Ironton , who had 'married ' a- ,iii411"duced •in the West. r , .. . ' th•at. could be 'converted into -cash
Twenty years ago theyonntchaP 4 ithmediately. Current -•-e-caninercial
Wilt° owned a 'terse and 'baggy was loans in 'Canada, • the Main source:
the . envy' of every', other lovelorn of a -Canadian' bank's peofits, 'vete
swain in the neighborhood and ilie 'reduced by $6,206,000, and' the :net
who , afterwards . beeame very
wealthy. ' But the bad tnarried uh-
der..her pe,t name, and this fact led
twl'iroultle, when:in -aFert years "the
Venezuela engaged the Ainerican
Minister,: 'Herbert W. Bowen, • to: •
,conduct die negotiations' for
Secretary Hay writes to a pritate •
correspondent: ' • .
” liey-(the-Germatt Government)
are vett much preoccupied in re-
gard to Our attitudet• and,. a 'emit
manigne recently atPeared itt the
Berlin papers intlieating that the-. •,
,negotiationt would have one • on •
better but for our interference, Ate
gees:ft-on of succession arose among admiration of every girl. ' , t : profits, for the year ; were .$695,4,3;,.1'; - ' .veiaot„..131' - -..t. ix' ee '`IA, jt'..s:_.„1 •,-7:-.,..'.:-..
ertchildrent-wastto--preve-the i-ye•-ye-arstago--the-'-women-viain•Itt $41g_143teg4- fer---1 • ' ' whattgo•ott-oitieca'-:-e•te-eould-,dit7, .....
tthe pet iisant was lOtlatrr-rettililtora a ver resses, . - . . .. were stilr..furt ier re ace ,. .•y ap- ..,„,„ ...,.t.,,,i;.,,_ind,i1.4 . ",..441.__,40444,,,t,.,. 4.,)
i •
that: the .intietrie,st-_,We-mtusattitett,., : _ ;
' '',"NT4
Pour -veers - ago" !asitab' 'tile rthardt. 7tYto•Priatinitg.4nrfitatrittie.'-oiltlinsts;4'-''''Yk '
Yeri large 'tirnri been 'played her twentieth "positively by, \the war :taxes -and by' $250,000 t'tirl*-Ixr-it-lbeetlY•
InarriTy-se .cektifictate. .111 tIlic year united otttet, _market value of tecurities. There ,heee,
in the settlein'ent., and in Olio we 'have .
1. think, eminently. sUcceaS-. :
known to binge on the discovery of ,the last 'farewell tour" in • the writteri off for, dePreeiation
23. evil ago noW _wag to N.... is evety prebability that the lettot
viod d' d • M • • • A L I thirik the thing that itiiikIts
quietly,. and ;everyone Was surpris-
%vas, n.bachelbr ho had ,,,liveti Very
vett4reas_..mitive iiliiiwavamd ,..lite Tithri yvie..... iiiti.ok .4;4, tio:: .,i5ire:h.iiiir,TArein,,e0)11"ertzlir 4,.1.1_fie lin const'qe,.mhi„il a. :ret. 71,oesit.yinwtttil.i;e T,G:wertniu anp::.7.04,11•.itttlniid.i
t the tuture ,:hen ;se, Is 'What: 1145Witi' Said„to-Sterifbnig :'-
•
norinal ,• 1
iett.twohez6n.„0100t :vd,s: found: that he ., had. in.:71.1sot'elIleiirsitchi:is*,..e. ern. ,:vil•:;e' v?:e/..1:,r..: euTiiihtiec:6-•alipe'sretvip,:ie-tatthieeitir for Pat.r.iOtic 'flerie•F which -1,7°e. demend heeause
• , pin poses 111u1CL49 the sagi rfices 1 ' tuti '49:4 141 P4slticin to iI°2'1; but
. Ari-heir.Leame tor.ward in the per- .11()elere!--7-1 ' :: '.• .. ' gtlotentrt4Iliegolleduki.ais '..noirisetig. ..e.f,4"04,1ai: .41-f-iii;;I;e8n3r IiiriiviaariV:i.s,igo'n't„:11011:4el'atr. ikie;e.hs:-.....
Lell'"'+,1567,f.b4itelil dller.,eutg-tgeirriZtwillit'.e1Clael.nlia::: ' . We 41..6 :IP't6.41.6isi: . times, "ancl. the shareholdere.4ate w-ql:t.t-6.1.1 Ivill log'e a ,nillikn'lli-SOutl -
mart' s younger 'brother,. But , when • . • . amply compensa.ted m the feet tl t 'Ainerieek traae•'''' (Fehi'earY: 1•6' '
it eanie to the point no .proof ootig .
.... . ... ,
be discovered that this w,a,s/ really
geriablier,,Ae Said,"diad-
died' Whiii: ifiriit-w Ate, - and her • ,
mothe.r Was-also,clesal. , _She hetteat nave oceurred: before the outbreak
hod been making a living; to „ow-- I of' the preterit 'war, for ' landhrb-
-scry'-govettiessi atitinaturall- --had-.ber4-4s•- well ,,,94,---Wa.ter:Sid-e charti,c-
no money to press her. claim; , ,. , ters are by this tine pretty famil,-
. •,..it.ti,,,,,e•inoity :nt. sem: , 'lax With the appearance of thp Shb-
.. • Marine. - • . ' ' , , . . .
, - She had no notion whatever as - A steatii.laiiiielf that belobged to siblyhave„"
„ *0 Ciiiise to Interfere:- • -Ranies iniirithise-Strength and 11•1°.) -•".• 0;etcliorts
. constant•lv widening -connections Tlirkt Cierinanv;
TheJol1oing incident. tquel--,the• nable-it4t-o-looktfottd-to'grkm:Ffolics-
bilaaelpliia e era letee, Tenet enhanced prosperitt • soon -11.S.31)LK'trituc` oak heY Ott front
•.butineta_ .Ca.11:114 ._,resurne.s American -continent, ivtit • 'is
,nSitar aktivity,:: Meanwhile -a heitisli•ti'l'i,tip•al that the American.$00.-.,
. ante sheet tench-'-aetthisi aftettimert trt-tatY, of,atato'Aliould ninke it bit
Iy nine months of. wari bt,sf business to thwart Perthati Scheme; '
Whether open or underhand.... But
emvaitnlangejaenteni t'll'';:illadifILnkanc4tiktp1T):1-1(‘..1:a0,11Pg.'11171g4) ,f4litSteeitIrttin;dtiiVretlie,aorelyratitltite....
Ani.rieuri§ arid their league ' with
.te Irish-Arrierieans.
• "It is 4 .singular ellmotOgieri1.
and political paradox (he wrote the
President) that th'e motiVo
of. every Gernian-Americaii is lioa. •
to country in kim:
iVorM,.' including .Ainerioa, '
otfriendly to •Germany." • .
•to where her ,patents beext.
married, and thero'Waa tie' record .
at.,Someraet Hoie.,
• $onie sr:Count of the.' -tate ap-.
peered in a Manchester paper, but
-then • nothing mor t was hebrd, and
. ,
•seetned certain • that the,forttine,!.
Would reVert, ,tti the Crown, When
Miss Pritchard 'received from the
ex -en -pi ain of a ship called the
Pentland a lettert ,,in Which he sad
that be hatt-triattied her father and
mother' at Spa. This preyed to be
the case, encl.:the young lady was.
able *o prove 'her claim. 1, •
PariSh..regiaters 'were not taken.
over by the Registrar -General
nn -
til the, year 1837.. ' At that'dateIt•
tante to light 644,''but of thoelen!'en I • go' fewertlian 402 naval 'and
111161164,1 parishes in England there .tarY hooka dealing with warfare
Were 'fe*Cit' than tight: hundred ;have ht.on, trahlithett, in the feat,
‘ihieli 'possessed registers cursing .few
• ,
a. • British 'battleship • recentlY
Sprang a leak while crossing from
Portemonth, rapidly sank.,
Nearby an old teal t," Teisittely •
rowing a -boat) but he Made no at-
tempt to Coble to the. rescue- The
latinch"s•oreur Managed to ewim,
the boat, and they scrambled in,
one or theta said to the boatman : •
• What 11appiln:
'A good story ethiet 'frebn the
home of a Vell-known• Scottish di-
vine, says,' "ReynOld's" 'Nomf&.
paper.", • Brooding (Alt the wtin,
"'Why on earth didn't you giVe i°11. ``)I •the 4:4e11"n4 0110
"of the c ervantSy while -endeavoring
to Obtain the guidance of the head
of the house in the matter, grave-
ly onY ot• 'that Ger-
mans get to Heaven it'll pit*, lot
folk aft being guid." •
us a . handl bidn't you , set3
were sinking
"Lot' bless yer,"' said the boat-
•Inat1 ntolidl,try, ,,".1 thought yet eraft
'Nkta. One those blessed subuitir-
foes I": • • • • •
...........t.......i14.
, . ,
• . . .1
. .
. . .
• The lietiviest'rains oeeni4 In. eqiia-
Oriel -regions, ,aild . the -: sinalit.
. •qttantitios fall' in the desert • dm.
. • . ! . friets of .Asla..atiti.4fritit,..
. • •• • '••
:The -nod 'Pleasure.
"Ilefore , wont •astaY
f '
tainC into plionog'raph."• '
"now .n.ice it nnist be to, be 4b14
to "hear lift Voice whenever you
like." .• •
and to st,op. it whenever
•• F
Optians in the third entury
,,Ived to burn bUtter in their larrips.
instead of oil;