. Canadian Forest industries 1882. Macchinoso; le foreste e la silvicoltura; prodotti di foresta; polpa di legno Industria; legno industrie utilizzatrici. Il Canada LUMBERMAN. 27 Il bambù per Oregon. La American Consul-General a Shanghi ha recentemente inviato venti scatole di talee di bambù per il trapianto in Oregon. Egli scrive per il Dipartimento di Stato che nell'Impero Cinese, a sud del yang-tze, circa una sessantina di varietà di bambù sono detti a crescere, benché cinque o sei arredare i principali materiali utilizzati. A Foo- chow e Swatow, la grande dimensione cresce da 40 a 50 piedi alto e G o sette pollici di diametro; sull'isola di forma

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. Canadian forest industries 1882. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. THE CANADA LUMBERMAN. 27 BAMBOO FOR OREGON. The American Consul-General at Shanghi has lately sent twenty boxes of bamboo cuttings for transplanting in Oregon. He writes to the State Department that in the Chinese Empire, south of the Yang-tze, about sixty varieties of bamboo are said to grow, although five or six furnish the principal materials used. At Foo- chow and Swatow, the large size grows 40 to 50 feet high and G or seven inches diameter; on the island of Formosa it is found even larger. The bamboo serves at lesst five hundred dif- ferent purposes in China. The roots are carved into images, lantern handles, and canes, the tapering culms are used for every conceivable place where poles and ribs can be put; the leaves can be worked into thatches, umbrellas, and screens; cut into splints, the wood is woven into baskets, plaited into awnings, and twisted into cables ; the shavings stuff pillows ; other parts supply chop-sticks for eating, beds for sleeping, brooms for sweepiug, pipes for smoking, fuel for cooking, skewers for the hair, paper for writing, rods for whipping, tables to eat on, buckets for water drawing, and the tender shoots are highly esteemed as a vegetable to be eaten. The consul-General urges the naturalizing of the bamboo in the Southern States and on the Pacific coast. P. T. Babndm Falls Into Line.—Scanning our various exchanges, we notice especial dis- tinction given in prominent New York dailies to Barnum, Bailey & Hutchinson's strong endorsement of St. Jacobs Oil as a pain-reliever. They too, have fallen into line, it would seem.— Cincinnati (0.) Enquirer. J. L. Goodhue & Son MANUFACTURERS OF Leather Belting! Patent Lace Leather. 2l24 DANVILLE, P. Q.. We have added to our plant all the latest improved machinery for Electro and Stereotyping, and the manu- facture of Printers Furniture, facilities for ex

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