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THE BLACK AND GOLD 23 course of an l1our or two she could write on this as fast as she could write with a pencil. One of my friends who was with me said that the most interesting things to him were the cooking utensils. But there are so many of these that I can name only a few of the most important. There is the old-fashioned bake-oven, the clay crockery, the wooden sausage-grinder, the coffee roaster, which was fastened on a stick and put over the fire on a hook, meat and hash choppers, the long ,handled skil- lets, an apple pealer, pots of every description and size, batter-cake turners, steak dishes from Germany, and huge plates. U A In addition to these articles used by white settlers, there are many Indian relics such as Indian baskets, made by Indians in South America, idols, dishes, woven baskets, arrow heads, eocoanut vases and bowls which were fashioned out of a cocoanut, Indian saddles, moecasins, skins, and as a fitting climax to the Indian relics, there is a ehild's scalp that was found by a man at Old Town, N. U., in 1905, while sawing into a poplar log. Other things of interest that cannot be classified are, flags used in the Revolutionary and Civil Vllars, old fash- ioned organs with one pedal and stops, three on a side, old piano, one of which was played at a reception given to George VVashington, pieces of the ill-fated battleship Maine, old tooth-pullers, that makes the bravest of hearts shudder to look at, knee and shoebuckles, all kinds of locks, ink-holders a hundred years of age, scales for Weigh- ing foreign eoin, sea trunk covered with hair, quaint hat boxes, petrified wood, oil paintings, mangle, ironing ma- chines, sun dials, cyelometers, and typewriters. In Walking through the old hall of the museum, in standing in the midst of its Wonderful collection, I found myself face to face with many generations of men and Women. First
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