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Temuka Leader, Issue 1354, 18 June 1885, Page 3

Two hundred hairpins were found in the stomach of a cow recently killed in Logan County (Ky). Some women evi-. dently made a hairbreadth escape. A Nashville man was finded 800 cents for kissing a school teacher. If it had not been for two or three of the scholars who caught them at it, she would not have charged a cent. Dr Goodell, of St. Louis, in a letter from the Holly Land, says ; "In Nazareth is heard the puff of three steam enginep, and the immemorial hindmill which womengrind, has given way to the steam flour-mill." A well-known captain of volunteers not far from Melbourne who is a brewer, received the attached note as an excuse from a eergoant for absenting himself from parade .- "June 2nd. Captain-————: Please excuse my non-atten-dance as your ale has msde me so stout that I cannot get my clothes to meet.— Yours respectfully, Sergeant Brown." The Rural New Yorker, which profesßes to have tried all the popular breeds ot fowls, gives thin conclusion : For eggs, black Hamburgs or white Leghorns, the first preferred. For table, "market and eggs, Plymouth liqcks \ second cl>o;ce, lif>lit Brahmss. It claims that wheat is the best food for fowls, but that corn should be given them twice a week in winter, as also bone meal, for forming the shall, and that to make tiiem lay well in winter thoir food should bo given them hot,