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STILL INCREAsING.-The large and prosperous
manufacturing establishment so long carried on
By b. e. Biob Son has been transferred TO a cor.
pcratioa under the title CT The y. c. Bibb stove
Company OF Baltimore, which will In future con-
tinue the business, on larger scale and with
better facilities than ever. See the advertisement
else where.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

A GRAND CoScEEr will be given tomorrow even.
tng for the benet OF Carroll Institute BY the mem
Ders Of the Georgetown Amateur Orchetra and
well-known vocal talent. See the advertisement
elsewhere.
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PmSrrNe-NILASs, 5Is 7Ih ST., bet. E an

AFTER COMPARISON OF our go mems sack ana
focS suits no one VIII question II VI sell at manu-
IacturerS' prices. EIsENAS Bros
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CRYsTAILIZED CALIFORNIA RIFE FIGs.-We have
received a small supply OF these delicious goods;
can be obtained only from us, we have secured
them all, GEO. z KENNEDY d son,
II
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If You FEEL TIRED,

Weak and weary. worn out or run down from hard
work. by Impoverished condition of the blood or low
state OF the system you should take Hoods Sarsapa
Mia The peculiar toning. purifying and vitalzing
qualities Of this successful medicine are soon felt
throughout the entire system, expcng disease, and
giving quick healthy action to every organ 1t tones
the stomach, creates appetite and the liver
and kidneys Thousands who have taken 1t with bene-
nt testify that Hoods Sarsaparilla "makes the weak
strong"
took Hoods Sarsaparilla for loss of appetite dys.
pepsa aud general langour 1t did me vast amount
Of good" J. W. wILLEFoRD. Quincy. Ill
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for So. Prepared only
By G l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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BEAur1ruL Spn1sa DREss Goops.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.
LOWEST CASH PRICES
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, one yard aud a half wide
pure wool GOBELlN BLUE. TAN, TERRA GOTTA
BLACK. Wonderful cash bargain. S7Hc
SATIN MORE, for trimming the new style dreas-
goods: TERkA GOTTA, TAN, GOBLIN. 75c
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, It actual cost
to reduce our immense stock.
Don't pay 75c for BLACK SURAH SILKS. Our cash
CREAM MBATRoss. extra-wide double width,
pure WOOL special bargain. 3Hc.
Cash Customers will select ONE of the following
presents II tney buy So or over: Pair Of Silk I'm
6foldered Corsets, worth 75c. pair of large. size
knotted- fringe Damask Towels, worth &l Halt Dozen
Damask Napkins. worth 15c.
CARRIERS
MARKET SPACE S In,, BOSTON VARIETY
HENR1ETTAS. the new-style dress-poods ppra
wool, wide double width; OK BLOOD. TAN 7EkRS
4Sc ''e'A~A 'AisAin'
Finest qnality FRENCH sATrEENs. o5c
FANCY SILKS. 81, 40, 45. SOC.
HENR1EJTAS extremely 6Ee quality. EXTRA ui.1a
double width; all new shades Cash bargain tiSic
BEAUTIFUL SATrEENS, very cheap g5sc
Our prices must be the very lowest; We sell for cash
exclusively. ~ '
Casn Customers will select ONE of the fol,ovin.
presents II they bny $40 over: Handsome Bridal
Quilt. worth &1o0 One Dozen Dan'ask Napkins
ol.5O Two Pairs Damssk Towels worth az. sp6
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EfoR RENT OR sALE-A DESIABLE 3sToRY
ss on For
EOR RENT-A PHYSICIAN DEsIRI NG TO LO-
obtain handsomely furnisnsd Houss in most de:ir.-
IoR aIsa ssar osee term OF yea~ A0ofs sps.ss!
Jc 19is St, II rooms; bath. cellar. furnace. SEQ
iIiIs II n rooms nn BATH furnaees * S
spS.St eES W Tin IiSk Sss 18th and :i.
FOE EENTN = BOON HOUSE AMP sTAgIEk MN
cor Grant and PINE :ss nj ps.ssn .pSi
FOR KEST.A MOST ATTRACTIVE REs,DENo
s small family x,.lSas All re
sp.s ''' permit 70 'sihSti iisS ssSxs ~.
T l34. Vermont ave ss5
iSa Ss 1888 1888 l lssa
;s ;s st. mouse III e iii
f flt5 a1 :s ave- store sss
;1G e. ifsas Len
S s awe. ~ i'm st. $es and
,,o FITCH. FOX BROWN.
-. IN 81. BET n and o Sta, 10 rooms. 500
43s Maryland ave sw., rooms.
rs iSs p st n p w.; rooms
apg-it E. C. CUTTER Co. iia3 i ST. -
SoR RENTED AND Sd FLAT OF II22 CON
Ply to fSS%s ssf ysry Desirable Ap
EOR KENT-Is34 JEFFERSON PLACE. 10 ROOMS
~ ana No. bath; SO per month BEALL, BROWN 4
Co. l3.l st. ap9eo3t
E,oR RENT-HANDsOME. NEARLY NEwHoUsE,
and tinted all mod imps, abundant water supply, dry
aud healthy. Apply to OWNER, 11Ol st. app st.
FOR RENT-l4e A ST, NE; BRICK HOUSE.
square Of tie Gspitol; $50 per month Inquire NJ
EOR RENT-l623 MARION ST n W., ROOMS,
bathpantry and cellar: house, papered through
ii5 .Sns $50 Rea month
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, NINE Rooms. GEL
lar, bath, and ali mi; stable if sired; good or
def yen to business Centers aud schools In
EoR RENT-A GOOD BUSINESS CORNER, Sd
u and sits sw fixtures complete for Grocery;
apI-3t. Corner ~ and SITS. s.w.
536 sw6r ". 1890 sos Va s.wy water. Is
3Ss so Ana ;;3 wjSSl3 st sw. or. str
llls,90 st E5rw.s39i2 va; az: s.e DIV. 10
St7 Is: st sH St
ap7-3t' c. II. PARKER. Cor. Az and SITS. s.w.
TOR RENT-CONvENIENT 7-RoOM BRICK
II House; bay-window, cellar. mod imps 428
Part fnauTs s 81 s@0 Bonsd.r rseas
EOR RENI-2O1s G. ST., LARGE THREE-sToRY
Il brick; 10 rooms: all mod imp. newly painted and
papered; desirable location; rent $50. NJ. D. PECK.
TOR RENT -Two-sTORY AND BASEMENT
Il Brick House, rooms and bath; modern improve
nlents 1924 Sth st. NV. rent $40 Apply to D. SIM
JOHNSON. SIT 9TH st. NV. ap7-2t.
lEOR RENT-G19 b ST. S. f, 8 ROOMS. BATH:
4 al mod imps. nrst-class condition: convenient to
cars ana herdcS; go per mo. Also Groom bay win
mo. WALKER * WALTER
2p'-3t 013 ST. NV
T. $50 K st. stksr. s35 40 6O4 ST: n Ar 81 80
aO4 Boy st. lOr 30 1882 9TH st. .6rs IL. 30
04l Mass av.ne: ,Sr 80 AZ Gordon e., Ar.
1a ~ =, st. W. 6r 20 39 = ST. sw.,
1910 4th stnw Or IA :, go st Sc. Tor,
40 irwin st. u. IL l0-l2 NJ st. rs., 30
ap1-3t' A. s. CAYWOOD, go 9th st. NV
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 1913 IsT ST. n E..
Il In nice order; all mod. iInps. front and back
Yards coal vault in front. 7. GALLIGAN, a3O LIST
st. u. ap1-3ts
IfOR PENTHOUSE 22 9TH ST. n T., ROOMS
Il and bathroom. all modern improvements, 20 feet
'front.' with bay WINDOWS; rent 80 Apply to LILLE
EOIHN Ell rs 9Th st. L.. ap1-:Sts
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REFINED cAxPHoK esc. ID. Merits Drug sto
CITY AND DISTRICT.

FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler
Rutherford, 1907 street northwest
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OUR CHrLDRES's $50 AND 50 SUITS verify ou
claim OF selling at wholesale prices
EIsEMAS Bros,
Manufacturers, cor. 9Th ard F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

WINDING Up TEE WEEKS wORK-NOrEs OF THE
GAAE-CoNTRACrs APPROvED-GAMEs ELSEWHERE.
The Washington team finished their first week
OF work on the home grounds by soundly dru0-
bling the Amherst College team on saturday by a
score OF 20 70 4. Daily pitched TO Boyce for the
home side
The team plays in Baltimore to-day, Whitney
probably pitching.
TO Providence.
Indianapolis has announced that Gilligan is not
wanted there.
The following contracts have been approved:
Geo. F. Andrews, with Philadelphia; +. w. Glass
cock, u. H. ShOmburg. Jno Arundel, Indianapolis;
GARRISON, 4. j. O'Rourke, X. H. conway, Boston.
saturday Games: AT Newark-Newark, :; Ath-
letics, .. AT MISUNDERSTANDING 8; Yale, 3. At
Baltimore-Philadelphia L.; Baltimore, 2. At
Observation-Disclosures -; Cleveland, >. At
elpha-Athletic. "a; Princeton, 3. AT
P1ttsburg-Allegheny, %; Buffalo. g. AT Philadel-
phla-Phiadelpnia Reserves, q; Troy, >.
ark, A. At Colum0us-Cleyeland .; Wheeling, J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

Toun1sr FLANNEL SH1nrs
Opened this morning complete line of the l.tast
styles. Checks. stripes and Plain
VS. TEL
ap5 035 PENNSYLVANIA AVENuE
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CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS,

CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
where you find good line of SPRING ovERcoATs
from SO to Sl5.
An excellent assortment of BUSINESS AND DRESS
SUITS from 81. up
q. A. r. SUITS Double Breasted, Mddlesex Elan.
mel, two sets Of buttons. at S12.
good FLANNEL SUIT. Indigo Dye, at $3.50:
worth $40.
SUITS OF CLERICAL CUT, in both Fine Cloth
and drap' dete made mp in the very best of manner
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS IN BLACK CORKSCREw
from 81 D up: also PRINCE ALBERT SUITS in Beau
tful Light Grey made Of the celebrated Smoni Cas-
simere. single and double breasted.
BLACK BROADCLOTH d. b FROCK SUITS at
$40. worth 335
We have complete line of ODD PANTS from 81 to
SI.oo. some OF the most Stylish Patterns Out.
FOR BOYS TO Is.
We have an immense line of SUITS fact the best
we have ever hadat prices which will speak for them
selves.
OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
90 "A Xxx Hi "A / l.
90 ( "a ( k L TX ~ ILL LIE ~ -
APP COR TENTH AND + SITS.
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Orr Tn Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.

and have constantly on land full sfock which al
a. CONCORD fklCkk Beware OF limitations and -
that Won ret the genuine ,oncQrd H.rne~s 80 ~
Arents for the WHITMAN SADDLE DIN Which 49,
n no better.
LUTZ BRO,
1e5 Penn. ave-. adjoining Nstionsl Hotel
fun stock Of Trunks and satchels Of the h.
makes. AZ very loo prices. ml2
MANUFACTURES OF GAS FIxTURFA BRASS
UA and bronze Hand Railing
schpLTZ GAS FIXTURE AND ART METAL 90.
nh3-sni 5lo 1lth M.
II FAVE YOUR ORDERS AT KACFxAN.s
~ DOUBLE COMBINATION, lIth q. se-
q roo wish styiish and nebby trimmed bonnet %
Hat ap0-3t
nR c0oPER cURTicE- vkTEkTNARIAN
~ c:pirs prscs.cs soltcitsd Lave order. befors
g q rss1osns& 800 y st M. eD3-1UP
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LIGHTNING RoDs; order 6y man. J. HKrru11so.
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LIGHTNING RoDs repaired j. Il. kUEHLNs. 1919
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GrLxoRE's BAND CoNCERT.-Every seat was full
and many people stood at AlbaughS last night at
Giiniort's Band concert With an enthusiasm more
creditaoe TO their appreciation Of good music than
10 their consideration Tor the participants, the
audience encored nearly every number The con-
cert was very enjoyable and the work OF the band
or a high order OF musical merit. Mr.. Gilmore has
his organization In nne control and leads it with
ease and precision Signor Tagliapetra's singing
was good as was Miss Tanners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

BlRGAIx-Those fine imported Tooth Brushes
at nc each, worth double the money.
MERITS Pharmacy,
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AFTER THE EQUINOX.

The weather is undoubtedly getting to be very fine,
and nothing Is more natural than to get new suit Of
clothing for either self boy and no better place can
be found than
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THROWN FROM Hrs HORSE.-John B. Hunt the
painter, OF COZ Louisiana avenue. was sliyhtiy in
Jured yesterday afternoon by being thrown from
his horse on LOUISIANA avenue nearly front OF his
shop. He recently bought the animal ana while
he was tied IN front OF his stable an alley rum
ming into 9Th street, Mr.. Hunt Jumped on his bare
back The horse Jerked from his fastening and
ran on. Mr.. Hunt lost Lis hold on the horses
name, and when the animal ran on the pavement
Ia front OF the ONCE OF Dr. Toner, 6l5 Louisiana
avenue, he was thrown 10 the sidewalk with such
force TO stun him. He was taken into Dr.
Toner'S. attended by that physician, and was soon
able 70 ~ home
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 W. -
Drunheller and susie Cutler, both OF kocS1sh
Nelson County, Va; Alexander Burgoyne and
Annie Grimm. both OF Occo1uan, Va; John T.
Hill and Mamie Z Brown; Nicholas Brooks AMI
Mary Douglas; W. X. Teacnem ana Mary Z. Davis.
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NOR RENT.

LUX hENI
Il ii ST. NV, l:2r. .fr.. S1O(
SC.2lst ST., 1o.r. ,ln.i.65.6l
l226 18TH ST., Tor. .GO.61
2l19 H ST.. Tor, hi BOG
l149 Ia. av., Tor. mi sos.
TIA 10Th st. 10r.m.i. 5O.5C
93S T ST.. Or, mi. .40.5C
ZIG q ST., Tor, III. i.4O.5t
22l9 i ST.. Sr. mi >. 40. II
ITO Both ST.. 9r. .40.5t
sos 21s. ST.. Or, M i. .4O.5(
532 goth st.. Tor. IN i..}5. -
1890 St.. Tor. .33.5(
2l29H Pa. ave, FRS.
.,nln1;ai., :; 10 q
EOl NJ ST.. r, mi. 80. II
Job NJ st. 9rs. mi. .21.J
2433 X St.. ar, mi. 20. 4!
lib II st. 7r. nj. ..25.Jt
1l27 10Th. FRS, IN. i 25.0(
Y22 Oath St. 7r. ..25.3(
26U4 l. ST., Or, m.i.25.3,
2l4l h ST. ar, mi. 200
262I ] st. z r& store.25.O(
S2l 22d St. Or, mi. 300
AZ Sd ST.. ar, mi. .22.5(
23l6 NJ St.. 1r.......22.5 81
2l9 10th st. Me-, Sr.222. 81
2717 nj ST.. Or. PIP. 81
lIl3-l1-10 Both. Gr20.d:
2115 X ST., 6r.........2l. AZ
1i13 SD ST., Or. .....2u.4(
2O34-2O26 l. ST., 6r.2O 81
For q full list Apply TO
APP Is
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HIS LEO BRcEEN.-Yesterday afternoon Mr.
Charles Foley, Or 1OOs Pennsylvania avenue
while riding IN a vehicle With Mes,rs. Chas
hraemer and Mr.. and Mr.. Jacob yonderlehr near
Fort Nyer, Va, was badly injured, his right leg
being broken The horse ran away, W hlcn upset
the vehicle and threw Mr.. Foley out. He was
taken to the seventh precinct (Test Washington
station, and Dr. kleinschInidt attended HIM lie
WAS subsequently sent 20 Providence Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

HE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GLEE GLIB famous
Organization that mas appeared recently In many
Eastern cities and attracted most favorable notice
VIII give a concert tomorrow evening at the Ma
tional kifies Hal under the auspices OF the W. e..
TT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

Phillips Digcstible Cocoa, O delicious
(at-producing drink; does not distress 4
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The s5evsE only portion Of ths properly on my
bookA FOR fuu LIS cali ct ocr for bulletin tssud
the l2 and 18th lsp6l THos. + wAG0ANAG
EOR SALE = THREE POUR ROOM BRICK
L Housea, Just completed and rented at $40 per
Mee two Lots ON Connectscut ave. west side; 24x
". y. GccuILoueH. Lumber Dealer.
ap5-lt Cor. 18th and " ses. NV.
LOB sALE-1l2 9TH ST. s.w-. 2..l0xee.4. 3
W. Riley DrEBIL
apS-lm 1919 It
EOR sALE-ON eEOR0ETOwN HEIoH g. NICE
Il new tWostory frame cottage. 8 rooIns and bath;
lot 05x tto; Ane. healthy location Price 995C0 one
third cash. balance easy. J. Z. DfEhs 0o0 l1n 81
TSoR SALE = NORTHWEgT THREEsToRl
= BE1ck s1ght rooms. On Hse estyes1 lxth a1q 18th
- ~ 1cs ~ psse% eeooo. wAiI. ss1;,s.
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Refined Camphor CSC. ID. Merits Drug stor

Given Away.
A Patent Trunk Strap With every trunk pun
chased Of JAS s. ToPHAM
co 1921 PennSylvani ave, NV,
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MARINE PRoDucrs.-The report OF Inspector of
Marine Products Harris Tor last week shows the
arrivals at the river front follows: l,62O 600
herring, $500 shad, 6,5.s2 punches OF fish, 400
pounds OF paddock; 90 punches OF white perch
ana {, 600 bushel OF oy sters.
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Frcsh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. "Ward" prints. 45c per Id,
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet Milk
&c. per quart.
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EoR RENT rUkNIsHED HOUSE FOB SIX
and Portland; convenient TO herdics and horse
40 ROOMS; to private family only; no children: q
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FILL FROM THE RooF.-Charles Obolr a six-
year old bly, climbed u the roof or his fathers
house at No ID sth street northeast SATURDAY even
ing 70 recover his kite. lie slipped OF the roof ana
fell 20 the ground breaking both wrists and layinv
Dare large section OF his SKULL Drs. Beall and
Beatty. who are attending him, have hopes OF his
recovery.
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Depot. oct
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WAsHrNGroS ACTORS NOTABLE SUccrss-Mr
Charles Is. HanIOrd. OF this city, has beef pre-
NOTED 10 the position OF leading man Of the Booth
bdIrett cOihonatlon, IN consequence OF the resig-
nAuoh OF = Dc buckley Mr. HaafOrd appeared Ior
the nrst TINE a. Hdrc AEdlOng at Denver last
week, and the Rocky Mountain Ne,cs said: .srhere
vas NO faut with either his bearing or delivery of
the grand lines allotted him The lEIrc 1nfbo,I,
Tor which Mr. Frank Bangs Is celebrated must
kNe place 10 a greater one. The burial grafton ia
the fourth act was given last night such as IL mas
never oeen gwen BEFORE. MIR. HanIOrd looked
acted, and read the character In an mons yav
that made the act one OF thrilling movement
When the curtain Tell the audience demanotd the
young actors reappearance, and he was Connected
10 COW rs acknON le .EIeutS hefnra ha
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"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &c,
Refined Can,DhOr o3c III Mertz,s Drug Store
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ShKtICEs IE5IsEDlT.-BlsnOp
Doane, Of the diocese OF Albany, y. y, preached
al st Johns y. T. church OF this city at the MORN
Ing and afternoon services yesterday.-Rev
HObt- Colyer, OF New York city, occupied the
pulpit 90 All souls church.-At Epiphany church
yesterday morning Bishop Dudley, Of kentucky
preached the serInon--A talk on temperance
was given yesterday afternoon at the Congre-
gational church by Mrs Chant--Cardinal Glib
Ions mace his archepiscOpaI visitation 10 the In
inaculats Conception church yesterday. lie
preached In the morning 10 a crowded church, ana
IN the afternoon he confirmed ~ candidates OF
WHOM - were adults The carlioal delivered an
address 70 the children.
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FOWLS AND FRUIT,
A Word In Favor Of Combating tho {
turo of Small Fruits and Fowls.

A Word In Favor of Comb ming tho Cul
ture of Small Fruits ana Fowls.
Every one who undertakes the care
of poultry soon finds how much they
suffer from cold. and how their pro-
ducc is reduced. or stopped off alto
gcther, if exposed to it. And yet heat
is a greater trial TO them; they need
some summer screen. The shade of
trees and bushes, with good dust
wallow in the shadicst spot, is great
aid and comfort, and the trees are
doubly benefited by the arrangement
first in free supply Of effective
manure and suppression Of weeds;
and, secondly. by the destruction Of
many insect enemies. Plum trees do
better in a poultry yard than else
where, and tall rows Of raspberries
and b.ackbcrries flourish there with
little care or outlay. Sometimes, how
ever. it is found necessary to shut the
fowls off from these by wire netting or
otherwise. just when ripcning fruit.
We have found no summer shelter SO
perfectly comfortable to chickens rs
an asparagus bed convenient Of access
after the cutting season is over and
growth shot up. With r,omy runs Of
such kind there is little or no dam
ger Of disease among the feathered
stock. Women folk, desiring OPEN
air occupation, will find this culture
of small fruits and poultry combined
capable Of yielding a sure and not
illiberal profit. if a piece Of good land
can be obtained near town, and the
resolve be carried out to allow no
weeds ut all on it. After the ground
is once planted, the after work is light;
but there will constantly be something
to do.-Cor. ~ T. Tribune.
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Of sleep, for it rang, still, In his ears with
too true tone TO be anght else but genu-
incl
In terror-yet he could not have said why
he stood, listening with Datcd breath.
Hist! bark! What was that, borne by on
the passing breeze! II there was ever wall
Of woman for help that was one. Clear and
high il sounded
" Sa,e me, Arfhnri o TO die Mus,'
Wild and mad with blindest rage and fear,
Fairfax bounded over the rocks and ficd into
the wood, like one insane, as If all hell were
pursuing him On, on he dashed, needing
neither bush, brier nor crag. Torn and
bleeding, straight forward, towards the
call, he pushed.
Again he heard 1t, and nearer still; and
again he paused.
20 God! have pity! Farewell, my Ar
thur
With . dcmoniacal shrek Of impotcnt
rage, Fairfax tore onward through shrub
and low-lying branches, calling out fierccly:
Hell and its torments TO him who harms
herw
Soon he sprang from the forest out into a
broad clearing where ran narrow. quiet
cove of the sea. This time the cry sounded
rs il among the rocks,
Breathless, painting like a wounded deer,
his garments torn TO shreds, bleeding in
every limb, he dashed down the slope and
fell headlong on the jagged stones. tearing
the flesh from his face and body. When he
arose, tottering and staggering, half-blind-
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How to Silverplate ri bbon.

"Never heard Of sllverplatcd ribbon,
did you? No? Thought not; for it's
something quite new. This prayer
book mark is good specimen Of the
work. The silver cross and text on
the deep purple ground produce quite
n handsome effect. Don't you think
SOP A picture could be painted in
silver the same way. In short, there
is no end to the fanciful designs that
might be made In silver on silk. The
process? Oh! it is simplicity itself.
First you make a solution of nitrate of
silver, to which you add a little gum
arabic to prevent it running. Then
with quill pen or came els hair pencil
you draw your design on the silk.
When the drawing is dry hold it ov err
a vessel containing water, zinc and a
little sulphuric acid. In a short time
the silver will be reduced and will adj
here quite strongly to the fabric. the
designs standing out clear and bright.
-JeUeler's Weekly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-05-31
Roosts for Chickens.

The best roosts for chickens are light
trcstles about eighteen inches high.
These can be made of inch strips about
four feet long, and rs many rs are
necessary. 1t is not best to have
roosts too high. The roosts should be
made movable for convenience in
cleaning Above all things care should
be taken with the. nests. Fresh straw
should he put in whenever the house is
cleaned. 1t is not difficult or a long
task to clean chicken-housc. The
principal thing is to get in the way OF
doing it as other chores are done.
There is no half way that is worth
doing in the chicken business. Either
a considerable brood should be kept
and proper care given them. and thus
make them pay, or mono at all should
he kept.-N \ Witness. q