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1 was gen washington the oldest warrior that ever existed because it t is i generally general y admitted that he was first in war besides being first in in peace and first t in the hearts ot his count countrymen ry and was Gen Washington I 1 bigton at the battle of bunker hill as a young elder from washington said at our conference last fall we were not present at the battle of bunker HU hill and must leave the answer to history OF FAT AND OILS an article in the western terii lancet by dr C W wright of cm cinnoti cin nati states that the hunters of ohio in ancient timas had ad a tu curious rious way of preserving their beads fat RL fram becoming rancid by maltin melting 0 it along with vi th fine shreds of the bark of the slippery elm elin abuaf i of the former to a pound of th the la latter tte and then straining it the bark communicates an odor 40 the fat that of the kernel of the hick hickory ory nut dr wright has subjected ot her fatty bodies bodies including b titter butter and lard to tile file same experiment and in every instance he states with success jutter butter thus prepared he says was a year afterwards as sweet and free fi om disagreeable odor as ason avo on t day it was made a fact if it if really be a fact of no mean interest to housekeepers and others 1 I 1 I am afraid I 1 shall isaiall come to I 1 slid said a an n to a young gentleman 1 I have come to want already y was was tile reply relly 1 I want want your daughter daughtery 1 WATE GAS one of the E anglish papers ms us that dr miller of manchester manches has patented a process bychich by which a brilliant gas is produced from water jk A recent preliminary trial took place in the arese prese presence nee of a number of scientific and other gentle gentl e men among whom were a number bumber of persons interested in gas manufacture neither smell nor smoke ase alee emitted witted from the gas manufactured by dr miler either in the manufacture or while burning we are ass i cost of producing this light is merely nominal mal unlike mr paine dr miller prop proposes osei at once to put his invention antion jo to some practical used use and a nd has already made preparations for lighting dunkeld Ddn keld the process is thus explained hydro hydrogen icren is first extracted in a retort of pure pare water and carried in the form of a flame aflame to another retort in which the carbon la is formed these two combined are then conveyed through gha a purifier to the wan jan Iri irishman sliman complained of his he kept so stuffing him with drugs th at he was as side for a week after he was quite guile well hysaw O how folks differ I 1 we chew tobacco 2 tile hindmo takes to io lime while the patagonian onlan finds contentment tent ment in a bite of 1 g guano the children ren of this cornil cot country nil delight delig bt in candy those of alica in rock salt A frenchman goes his i length on fried frogs while an Esqui maux i indian thinks aks a stewed candle the climax of f canties dan ties the south sea islanders differ froni from all theise thase their fancy dish being a broiled clergy man baan ahil they never get hold of a grass coloni umbrella hrella without boiling bailing it if up for greens I 1 RELIGIOUS S CUSTOM there is a custom that has long been prevalent throughout peru and chili which to the stranger is is quite imposing it is this at 9 in the morning at noon and at 6 in the evening the great bell of the cathedral is tolled for one minute during this time all business is suspended every one takes off his hat is expected to knel cross himself say his prayers and the more devout to kiss the pavement in the street shop private dwelling and hotel all business all motion all convers conversation aaion is suspended until tile the great bell ceases to to then all is life and activity again the bu bogles agles at the p palace glace gate conven convent t sound merrily and business liu siness and conversation are resumed at the point where they were dropped 1111 CA greek maiden being asked what fortune she would bri husband replied in in the following f in beautiful fal a and d forcible language T 1 I 1 will bring him what gold cannot burch purchase ase a heart unspotted and virtue without a stain which ix is all thel descended to me from my parents wlate advises advices announce that the great western canada railroad company have issued proposals in london for a 4 than loan of on six per cent and a that about ut one half of if the amount required has been already taken SRA SR A geat gentleman lemp afi n a visit to lo W recently and anxious lo io listen to the debates opened very coolly one OHO of the doors of the senate and was about to p pass ass in when the doorkeeper door meaer kee keeper er asked are aare yog a privileged member 11 mcw hat do n by such a man asked the stranger at ranger I 1 I 1 the reply was A governor an all ex member of congress or a foreign minister the 1 I am a minister arom what court or country if you please said the official very gravely pointing up aiom efroin the court OL of H heaven eav en sir sir to this the doorkeeper door kee keeper waggishly remarked this jr government at present presen has as R ao 0 intercourse with that foreign power A CENE IN court very recently a young M man w was brought into court charged with chef theft t what cihat brought bro light you to this extremity 11 demanded the judge la ge easery misery V i I 1 ayou you wear felir a gold ring binig nevertheless I 1 it belonged to my mother whom I 1 never recollect of seeing and I 1 hope it will wil be the means meads of my I 1 finding her hec the judge believing it to be his hia duty duly passed sentence when a female approached approach id the bar and exclaimed I 1 fit it is my son soll gentlemen I 1 was young and poor and was led away by a wealthy man the judge wio aiu Bot not bomleny leny deny this for it was hi he and the prisoner ne he has bag condemned is his own son I 1 L 1