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About The west shore. (Portland, Or.) 1875-1891 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1879)
22 THE WEST SHORE. January, 1879, IQUTRl B0A8TFU1 A limn IikI a aquirs called "Sijuiru lloaat III," MM ha iiruniiaed 4 gieat deal and per formed little. The king's ioater thought hu would teach "Squire Iloutful" a loaarm, ami hu diil .. Una Jay U. king wanted xiino wry nice rout lard, (of iluiuar. Ho called kia squire ami aanl "liana, gn Ui tin- wimbIb ami ihiMit ten liinla for 1 in .upper. " "Not ten only," answered the Squire, "but a hundred will I hoot lor you." "OvM, replied the king; "il you can shiMit 44 wall aa that, you may bring M a hundred; yo ahall have a dollar for each." The jeater heanl thia anil mat beforo the squire to the woods whore the birds were luoat ifentilul, ami aanl "uiu. atria, n, 1 , ., ,. . 1 Ilaii4 lli h4Ur nsnn. lii llile iUre, N11 lor ...ui Iiim ra run 4 nu-e '" Ho when liana reached the MOdl there wssn'l a bM Ui lie aoen; all hail hidden in their naala. When he went hark tu the king empty handel, he waa aent to prison (or a liiiudruil data havause ha hail not kept hi word N hen he waa (roe 4114111 llm etna . Ll ... . -a - v" iniii one day, I must have live lUh for my dinner. " Hani remetuliernl the hundred bird, ami triad to rein in hie l.iaaKul tongue. "I will bring you AO hah instead nf live." "II your are auch a gmsl Hibernian, you may hruig me AO," aanl the kind, you ahall have live dnlara lor each line. " Ho th j. at. , ran to the aea ami cried: Man tin. lafjlaj 1 ii it, u plajML hu i..i )imt in,, mu , m fT And when liana reached the eaahore not a lUh could he catch. They hail all g 't,. the other ahor When ho retnrneil to the king again empty handed, he waa put in pri fr Ml days In anae he hail not kept hu word Whan he waa on,, mora ,t hl.rtv, Uie kinu N hini. "I inuat have a rahl.it JStS nm""l"'rv'i h" "priaonniont and "Hir, I will hrinK urn at luaat la" "If you ,re ,Uch '. ml hunter, bring e 0: ahall have fill f, , the king And tha jaalar hastened to the fre.t ,( mad Ulll.raM.il., inn .eac. Ham Ifca Hweti .... yg mfmgg PM lor ... lliee m no, 4 rax. ' And liana hnU.I .II ,.v ,.v,r ,hlt .ujl. rabbi, h. ha.l ten day. ,, , , truee ha had nut kept In. word Wkm - waa at 1,1..,,, t,r ,, ,. ma.l have a .tag for my dmm 1 Han. rarowihww.. th. .unVring. In. pre, ,,,u. mSSR hl " 1 "l il fn to the tmli and Ir, and lin.l one lew yo, nr." (We.iy ha.i hagnt ., th. wmmmtm U hot a ,ary (,. at,, R, , . a..,, who llTTl.i, 'a, when you " ""'-wiie-aimiitiea. y.m an aide U. keen yar worit v Ad th. jtMN lghe. ,n hi. .la.,, TV,ir Hnaatlul n er U.tl afur that Oum Miiiernvr.. The Uamifatturrr and Woman's Ixivi. A man, whu Ltvi atrueilad Bumtr .-.ill-, tho attontiiiu uf manufacturers with a malignant disease, apnroacheil tht .1 I....... ml f .1... .!. l I. :i. . . u:.u l:- i:trr . . . lrl" uwe .iDu uiimiiBgnuu wu.ui. uib me seemed to depend miller., to a recent Crannw ducovery, tliat the 1 Sleep, uninterrupted sleoD. miohr. In..... u: liue.t Hour ia produced by those millstones which have the most glassy texture and com position, ami the conseiiient discuvury that pieces of glass combined in the same way as the French I, mi, ami similarly grooved ou their surface will oriml ., ,,, , tlint. ,1,.. Ii.irr mill. tonus. The consequence of this discovery has boon the inventiou of the glass millstones uow lliadc llV Mi-SMTH Til .,111 1111, 1 i.u.'.l in I and llnrkemlorf with great satisfaction, as it is iiiunii inai iney grinu more easily ami do not heat the Hour aa much as is the case with the French burr atone. In grinding grist they run perfectly cold. In order to make such stones, blocks of glass of from six to twelve inches wide are cast in a ahape similar to tho French burrs, but 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 Mil .1 41.. I ....ifi.rn. TLaa. u ...... - - n "" MVIMI . Ill ,111 I lu ll. 1 II .1 with cement in the siiinu way, and dressed ami furrow cut with picks and pointed hammers; hut it i. I,. In 1. ,1 aha I .1..,..: v.n . I 1, (III.- chines might lie prnlitably applied. It is said .oat WI0.S iniiialoues, miule of lumps of hard glau, do not wear awav faster than tl IH l.nrr tones. Stones of four ami 1. hlf 1, ,., ,.. ,li.. meter, driven by six horse Miwer, ground '.'20 r..iiiii. in unur an nour, ami ilnl it remaining cnlil. The grist is drier, looser, and the hull more thoroughly separated from the kernel than is the case with other stones. To I'kevknt Rrsr.-I'rof. Olmstead, author of "(llui.tea.rs Natural Philosophy," gives the following as a preventive of rust: For farm iniplemeuls of all kind. I,,,, ..4.1 I . . 1 "...ms m.M an. luces exissied, For knives ami forks, and other house- .'I., apparatus, inaaM lr all mcuis ,kdy to t injiirisl by oxidation or "rusting:" Take any iiuantity of k,h1 r,l, and U every half pnuiiil or so. add ..(.......,.... ....:.. 1. ......in, ... ' . , ' -mm lunni , rOSJIl inn amount .IkiuI tqgaj t tho aUN of an egg or less vi 1. . loss is ot 110 colionsequelice. 01 It then, lots v I Il I........ .L ' . .1 . .... 1 "v,,i "IK tuey cnol. Apply All with a clnth or otherwi.e, just enough to give a thin coating to the metal sur lace to In. i.i ..,,., ,. .1 1, T 1 . ,r ..... 1 ' 7 . " "'I'eiioii neai ly ulp,n J "urfa.-.-. where it will be undesirable - .0 1.10 ca,0 , ajuvaa and forka, etc. The re.UI BtWI on!, r. I.. I .l. .1.. 1 .1 1 j.aou im, mixture pn. elude, the ready cc of ,ir rtlli.turo 1 A lre.li niilio;itl,,n iilv I.. ...... I... 1 . 1 . ' .--i-.i.-.. e ueii 1 ,e cnat- r. Foote, 111 Massachu tap risit nf aooouaon Daraivan... or N..,. I.,,,,,, u hM y XBt-lly claime.1 that .lM.r,.,n)i ,,,. , lihl injurtoualy affe, u their health Th PU" '"-ty ri th. lataattai i IH. Favrr a th. C.Hnmentr) cvlli.r,i. . IHIMI think that th. mortabty ,.( mMm mil bs 1 .ttr,tt u, ih. acitna f th. ,le,,..u. .rf aW lujht .,., ih, 14, , ooartitwauaa thai h. .tamina.1 th. U .4 155! V,..u,4 h"r""" hh,, m iuii trrwiaJ all th ywar. and h, (,.,nd tl.e nornial awmW of cunmavka la th. hl.wd lKrrn or Ian i elta. ha. traced nut th. "-I dover plant ,l,,..i ' .7' "' " TT" "I oearlv iive I HH Arptb ..( .eve,, ri.ti , ,u, , on., line, extend their rm,U downward th "'I'th ..( thrw feet; lucerne, I A feet linn vXhuu v r ?the n : ' - dn r (rTty C OV',r l'U,,t t''tba,l. NtJ t,r,n. ' Sleep, uuinterrupted sleep, might insurVhis recovery. Him anTinn. uiFa . . .... Dviue.y uarlUff to breathe, was sitting by his bed; her servants exhausted by constant watching, had all left her. It was midnight, a door was left open for air: she beard, in tin, atillno.. ,.f 3lT. ,. - , .. ... u. ingui, a -window open below stairs, and soon after an- liriineiiimr f.ii.faf.i.a A ......... ..i . r----q vF. .-v ...uiiicui, more a mta with his face disguised entered the room. She instantly saw her husband's danger, and anticim ting the desigu of the unwelcome intruder, she pointed to her husband, and pressing her h'ngor upon her lipB to implore silence, held out to the robber her purse and her keys. To her great surprise, he took neither. Whether he was tombed or charmed hv 11,.. .,,,...,.... ..f 1 ir . tion cannot be known. He left the room, and without robllinor n hmiu. unnllfi.J I ... i' . B .......... douvmuou uy SUCH strength of affection, he departed. Woman's Okvotiov A ..!.... i.:i.: 1 - ....... pi,,.,u)i deuce has been furnished of a wife's undying and unconquerable love. Away out in Charle voix, Michigan, recently, one Edward Ward whipped his wife so outrageously that his neigh bors tarred and ' feathered the monster. But what did the supposed indignant wife do? Apply a match to the inflammable material, and thus cremate the villian who had so shookingly maltreated her whom he had solemnly promised to love, serve, proteot and oherishf Noth ing of the kind. On tl... ,.... .1.. , the tar and feathers from so unnatural a hus- uauu, poureu oil on his wounds, bound up his Bores, mill tl.nn I., 11. A. .. " ' - ---"oii'..ieu nun in nil nigut from a community of which he had piovedso iiiiworthv a member U'. .,.. 1 ............ 1 . , -. ........ , .... I.,,,,, , witu can appropriately extol thy virtues, op properly Plk.asant Rvkninvw Mlr L. Pleasant, motliers, if you wish to keep your husbands and children .1 1, a 1: TI - . t.voiy gallic, an interesting book read aloud, or, in musical families, a new song to bo practiced, will fur nish pastime that will make an evening pass ... .j. muB lorciiiougnt during the day, a little million nf tviroa tlir.f ...... I .,.,t appear, will make the whole thing eaay; and ...Herein ways and means may be provided for lliukllllf the evnliim. l.m.r. ...... ..l.i 41.. .-J .. m - o "d hud M.CMauiiJjr, linn a tune to look forward to with pleasant anticipa- .. ,, , ,,. um;e , a J8re unu,y W,t.re it was the dutv of ,.,.!, .i.i... ;.. . u. lli evening s occupation, and there was a pleas ant rivalry ls,tui...n 1..... .. . 1 I 11 . , .0 m wuobo evenings should Imj the most enjoyable. As a natural ciillRe,iti.,m.i .1.. 1 .1 1 ... ... - uiovuurB were rarely arjatnt from homo. A W .r.,4.Kf d!:i,,r """aver- ume. ( , ., "1 two - ... an, ,i A C 11 1 i.i. i' in u i. ,, .... . 11 .... c. . " VI ,,, A II,,,,. uu DWT iirday evemug last a Mexican called at Dr. "alkers 1. thee I,, I,,,... 1 - -4 - 11441. .il . . , . .1.11. .mm i, a ii.ho c....... nut ine doctor was out and the man re turned the following day with the child. The Mexican stated that lie and his family went out PeoM gathering, and that while tha child as lying on the ground a large hog seized it by tha ankle and ran off with it. The shrieks of the c u d attracted the attention of all, and soon ho child waa rescucl, but not until ita little . mb bad been . fearfully bitten by tha hog. Ir. "alker called to his aid Dr. Wooten, and alter thorough examination they decided npon 'u.tat.m, which waa done. -Austin (Taias) Baoor re Color BLrrir.MMg.ra .uniir.n, states 1 nit l ll. ll I J 41... lis i BJafl Til ..... i if . . - miwi-m .... .uuuu wa. ha. ,,.,y the me c.u, ml , " ' ,r ,, V V" with L)ltoniam looks N.lly. the (at a! ,.., , 'I'-PlKiars. A practical annlication of -a I Ik i gra,,,. ..f lmk . uuo" -mg ltwee two glaaa thin layer of a a . n..,!: . . "J huw wiin luciiaine. dv
