There, when the story had been sorrowfully repeated by the Gospeler, Mr. BUMSTEAD exhibited the core of the apple, and tickled the magistrate almost into hysterics by whispering very closely in his ear, that it was a core curiously similar to that of the last apple eaten by his nephew; and, having been found in an apple from the prisoner's satchel, might be useful in evidence.

In 1828 Joseph Henry, then professor of physics at the Albany Academy, afterward a professor at Princeton, and subsequently for many years secretary of the Smithsonian Institution at Washington, made the highly important discovery that by winding a plain iron core with many layers of insulated wire, through which the electric current was passed, he could at pleasure charge and discharge the iron core with magnetic power.

Pare the apples, and take out the cores without dividing them; boil up the sugar and water for a few minutes; then lay in the apples, and simmer them very gently until tender, taking care not to let them break.

The apple on the sideboard was, as near as I could tell, a Newtown pippin or other apple of that kind, which will brown at the core in from twenty minutes to half an hour, and in other parts in a quarter of an hour more.

COMPOTE OF APPLES.Pare and extract the cores from moderately tart, juicy apples.

Since first I dipp'd in the romantic, A hundred thousand have run frantic There's not a hideous highland spot, (Long fallowed to the core by Scott)

If you have no apple-corer, take out as much of the core as possible with a pointed knife-blade.

Loyal to the core to his master, and ambitious for the honour of his family, no enterprise was beyond his scope, no obstacle insurmountable.

The cover of the guides is 8 inches deep at the middle, and about half the depth at the ends, and holes are cored through the central web for two oil cups on each guide.

We eat apples and throw the cores at the pig to hear him grunt.

Charles trembled to his heart's core for wonder and agony.

Put the parings and cores into a preserving kettle with two quarts of water and boil gently for forty-five minutes.