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About The west shore. (Portland, Or.) 1875-1891 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1879)
20 THE WEST SHORE. January, 1879. 1 u.mai. ju.s n oinran. ttcwerain in tlinsn ilayi in rcceivimi a fair hart il public ami private attention, ami the walla of hoiiam, where flffllttgifllf diseases have Ikwii, arti very g-.-iiorally cleaned, wlutewaahcil, M newly ptpMldl Imt carpets am too often ...rll.-.k, ,1 M tlm larricra of . israic. The trull ! thai limy, mm limn any article of furniture, imir even than tlm w alia of the room, (father ami retain ilual ; wul tin. ilu.t, though ,1 , n H y iiioritanm and coiniaralivcly hiirinlei.i, contains OMMsj Kirnii. which only mi ll to 1 raiic.l into wf ur mm Ukw Into till bnmau economy to .li-mloii into active din sac, i roatinil, under favorable oiRniRlltMOM, an epidemic. I hi. I luually MMrilTM " npltlV(ll BtnaltM ii a in i.l fruitful amine of catarrh ami eon munition. Tin- irritalioii of tl I inaio'oi the noes, throat and lungs, Incoming ' iea.il i ii"ii illaeaee, that iiii.Iit- nun.', loallh an. I .leitron lifii. Mam mi "II il with not fur tin iweaujagoj my carpets 1 could gl long with nuaaaaoapinx very m il Many n know '"'n Ipefi that sweeping ii one of il. cnal Inali ..I I hi' houickrcHir'a life, anil Unit it MMMi iimi. it iM "Uu muk in-ill" among wonifQi I'.ii. ,,,.,. I il lo bt fori armi'il." Win n W "' "" nii. I ol i liani', wi' are ready In accept Uh battel methods. What hall tl, battel on in.. 1. 1, o, relation lo aarpata and dlsseisl II iw Mtj rar u may OOUViy oontafiou wu I" 1 Mnotoirbj Pnf, Tyndell.when be iftuwad that .a f scarlatina, wln.li anpoead lij il... phyajouai to ba sporadic wa ";! " '"' '''""'i by wetegion. Ri : nitqneai i, , th. young lailv . al. I. . iil.lu.a' she ,, cum on a not two .....nil,, previously, ....I il was only after ih U' Im" " ' '' in tin. hoMI that .hi. wa ua.n .ll Ii,. hMutkaapat at mmm olearad no h. iuy.Ur, Thr ., Uly, ,.. arrival, ha-l e,j.r.n-. , ,., , ..,.. , , - , '" """ w tbi Dmioady a i. Mini uiiUii ha I ... ,,, ,, u lii(,k n( J. ...n a ,. .,, ,1 .,. ,, '""Unit i avpaM had bate permitted l.. remain 1 " . N,v S"u Turn ..in Tin. follow Im My ol KlitaWih, N .1 I. Tbna llunara ., ..Imir,. .BUUaata 1-a.t, .lvi, urat. lulnr.. .naan!:;;;,,1' Jt2rub '""" Jia.',:;,r"u "Uh t Thilklnai I., a, laianaaa louu. Mty ami a(te 1 t Tkraa ih,K. ,., ,;,., (t ri Ma. t. Itirt Ihinj,. ram fup ami ,ihi.I, i Thtrr U,u,u. i think ala.nl ,fr loath an.l rirnm, Ttaftr, i i no matter hw ItebtHa HMity, th. u ., u,,rl1 moibj i 'a.,u, ,i,r lPMt.i .,te..na th, m,ura ,, b. l.wto. ...C any t ,t ,..,, 1Bt (hl rb..!-....I .ur,,(!,k,hP :tt;; Ihsi .tear in a tea miaut. . a thr .11,,. . ,,r Hhtetliu, Well. tb. , ,r.,.. (.U,or. ah., ,m b Jum . ,bJl and a hail atnkt yo? OK ROSS" THK liOAD. I'isii OULTUBtt Tha following wtlote on the onltrira of fl.h i from a MriM now being oonWtntad to the i .inn.' i,ii,i rrrM !!, n-a-JU- .pl;, Iv ii. nr lant ima The- hatching pond, men- tionad in ,y Uit letter, ncrvca morn particu larly for natnnil i lamation ,1 hatahl tatBM lot natural propagation, u aoaraily "' r ' ""'I l.'inalc tislx-H nn, l,.,..i ; the pond, Her,, the famila drnna H, M ring toa iMwiuns tauon. noon ,.ii ,.i.4. ra. or bub), where they are impNgUtad bl """nalc. The female l,lr, ft,r,.t ,,., L " 1 " ,l" "'I he, I, t:it...l I II Btronli m impranatnd. r An n t "WW to hi,.. think a f,.,r d..l. I. , . . " " . i.iaai or i,."i yonng t sig ,, ,, . , , M) what th, bart number of ,,, t(1 PitM ill the halclio... ,l - pond aaad u..t ha a. u. .... . , 't teteV: "f.'SS i where von u.. . 1 . , """wnrtla diacovered that the oxida . .., auMiuuuy suipniue, maaing nua turea as dangeroui aa gunpowder under the oon ilitiona reiiuired in the manufacture of oxvgan. Aa this compnund of manganeae it very fra jiicntly U!M1 the produotjon d oxygen for iXMinmental purpose, in the class room aid elsewhere, it should always be tented before hand for uchadultorationa. hat.'lniie, pood 1 he ,rCrr i.n,l, have th. ..... rWfiOte i i .? l i1" n'1 In lai.al.i, ,n ( . ek ,t. ..' ., the cam i, u,, . woll fed, it will gain considerably more. I liayo given some of the rules of carp culture, according to the different agea of the fish, in special pouds (hatching, breeding and carp pimds). This is termed "claaa culture." I will now speak of mixed ponds, where there an hBh from one to ten years old. Not much can bo said of this method, as there an no hatching ami brcuding ponds; but only oue pond which, however, must oombine all the characteristic f the different class ponds. Itmuat, therefore, have shallow places, over-grown with grass, or aquatic plauts, for the soawners and young fish, ami also decjier water for the larger fish. There J", I presume, a situation on one-fourth of the terms r a pond of this kind which would yield hotb pleasure and profit. If a farmer has a .n,l only four or five rods square, he can have "any a mess of the finest fish in the world, and I eiLHIiri' l.ll.tll.rl, I . . f .11 . i , f 111 . - ---- --"s.i jmy lor ail trounie. i win ieak of their food, and give something of tbeir urohts. ill mv nn.l A WlDUlun u a . 1 recent fatal explosion of an oxygen retort in Mllllloil nulla 11 . i - " " n mas mil oiner au di cuts of ll... ......... 1 . .L1 . .,, nnturo nave occurreii witnin a few yean. In both theae oases binoxide of manganese was used aa the source of the gas, ami it was afterwards discovered that the oxida W.'IM :.. nil I. .1 ! . . ... . . Stuaiuictknin.i a Woodkn Sim it. Mr. D. A. Ammen, of SnowviUe, Va., send thefollow " A wooden shaft can be straightened by teking hard seasoned wood and baking it in five or oven to get it to the smallest possible ie. Dovetail it into the iwaeginK aide of the ihafl. ni ik i- . . .ae . v-ruoaeaeat part. I itraiui.u-ucn, pirfectly, niy bolt abaft, 22 feet long, iu thai maniti.p I . I. , .,. ,mvt. usen it three years. a ' JL . Ir.2 :"L,-JN0w reaidentof WaahingtoaafW 'roni the effecU of the bite of man. W
