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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

AGENTS should write for illustrated circular,
"A tefms ana t"o weeks free tfial oi Ais.Yeii
asher. WASHES dlrtiest clothes clean ~ bgt
steam without rubbing, easily sold pfot table.
J. Worth. - Louis. No. -
kAANTED GENIr-fo canvass for History
W of the erest floDd." Eir commission
paid. For agents outht SEND - c"Hfb a. a J..
Irinus, General AGENT. Iona. hich. i+
Az ENTEAoRDINARY OFfEk 90 al want
Il empleyment-Ne want i've. energetic
agents IA every county ia the United states
merit ou It's merits. An article. having a
large sale. payin2 over l1 per cent. proht.
having no competition. and 90 winch the
agent Is protected 10 the exclusive safe ht a
deed given for each and every county he nav
secure from Us. With at these advantages %
agents and the fat that 70 is an article that
can be sold Co every house owner. "a mlEnt
not De necessary 90 make ''an eHfraofdi nafg
offer 10 secure good agents at once. but -
have concluded o. make 10 20 show not ohlt
our confidence iu the merits - oar Inventions
hut m its STABILITY hy ally agent ihai VII nam
die 10 win energy Cur agents now ~ wnfb
are making from sIPl % 49, = month clear. and
this fact makes II safe o. az 10 make our offer
% al = he arr ouf a. employment AnF aCeui
that will give rgr business a ifirff oaYs fit
aud fall 90 clear 70 ieast 500 ora ihit iinf
above All % prHt-s. can rcturn All goods hnenla
20 ue and VS. uil refund the MONEY paid Tor
iaffH. s0 such rH pinvef ~ agents ever n1ffa
o. make stith oilers nor would We n W dla
not kuow fhaf $50 have fReuts now usA ~
more thtn d a..r ftts amount our large DE-
sefiUilNs circulars 80 Iiain r. cur 0ffFf fully and
tHfHf "f fi-i tf N'..H 90 fftfh one hht "I fiN
pioyufHi at3 WIIi SEND uf three ifrnf STAN -
Tor postage send 81 once ard SECURE the
agency iu time foF flle boom. Hnf ~ 81 work
on tue terms named ma cur frffaoff uary
orer Address ~ once. National koveIfv
COMPANY "a -mIihheie st-, PltisHufE. IA 1856
lyANTED-A few good energefie agents.
w iadies preferred a. sell "fatehles lni.
xereal silver Polish " ~ is not a silver
s'sp . paste or .po~ds.f . tut = ciseruioa.iy
pure liquff yer polish. 10 b. = fHForlie y th
penHle u-ffu have silver afp am gpo0 seiief
lrf terms snd pafff~iiars address q >
Eifehis. leeTief suo manufacture, hppf Hs
-fafion Nirh Iffff
g. y0 So month can - made wnfiiu
: - fof us Agents Yrff ferf - vhn can fUf
rIeh horse aud give fhfir Whole tifne ~ Size
hg- Hess. Spare moments mas he prof faii ?
srnrfssed alsn. A feH vacancies M towns nf41
f.tIas q Infuenr fn.. 90 Ms sf
fIrhfnond "a b. Please state see ard
business experience. hfsrr FInd abouf send
i.e stamp fof fspis 3 TJ.Af3
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

ltHN NAN1e IN llhk elf8euG han5s
w uitcA sVt "a. Eut VAt ior - ~ttala keA
ataats-s e@4k tlsa S~eess Assei. 4. $
l. 80 - iesstllls Ii le~ l.fleea Iaik Saa
shs2ia Dvr flsl 81 So tbe tstS as ctne a
PARISH a1aitiaa - slse 49, bi4rfLs fF.sl
s,EVel 4Aa ste&la cara tslaoS slll1eI N.s
National b@s.k
ls3k SALE- DoG lali G. rose fhe barsalus IS
fesl estste saofsl - y h. klasey ia az
81 tet NalNAsn lst
al aouls siap pSyiAa rrnl aaa auy = lei
- oT h-ass aae let ga All bi.3siens 81 ar
As.ath naf4 Yss5 gis@i Nsii aouhie lp .lslf la
es.r fe.2saNAitiF terms. eaes r&ySaeNtS Turner
A taSfvii aaeN hsescnaSa bQiiasEE
LA0k SAlk-Ats > bargain. hasse snd ia oR
tae til 81 "a acslfaeit ieg&iits ku40irS 81
nvoiAle possession gifen- Isl
tNk SALt-I cAN SEIL YoT nNE or ny
SaEbt nr~ soAses aoen ftaas l0r acsupa-
hfsi, oN f4fis ala Nviest aseRGrs. leg icSA tliAa
Nvu couia bay she tat aHS bulid s4eb llAsr-
Hols. Ess bathrooms - afcr ciaSctS la a. cries.
Eai aud eaia y strf clStufn istk ana y eli ~Ator
ManteGa srates. tlir Geaftas. electric bxils
"a oAN ifoat doors. tVll aeath ocliars Unatf
sAtifF hNAst. aud cvAlpiUts - lsten IT sewVTas.e.
each haAss fs> clescu roosns besides ciuSfts
81 tAr niall Fepths ossr8la. tascthcT With slid
iNt doors N0fsV hV4SeN stii tS ..ittt hlf = -
eref pa pals s&DleS sseFcl trimming sfc.
1 NiH sell tiCM to4 cash 0E ttluF "a ffoi.
; ~ g. s4tN eslch. according 80 location al lot
Come aua srr n8t, iurrA enNs - D. 81 lrFnUank
81 ln.ss n TUFTS. fuils a l.achaaaa = ia~
oner' LceSAFd bieck, tra.ri 81. entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Sfa.sl,i a. s-ust-Lses Al 80 Flsas fas Re~
NAofF assesses 90 slftA - ~ - ets4
eat sst.'.s Il ssr srgct fieeest barzs4lss etzF
eaefea h. tas clss. les o.. ARS 4s~s3
hsek
u h lsss $50 - = ~ e. .ets - es.es
taazet .eis hsse .Vtt flass O. q ssla es@ip -
49, u 49, go .et Nv = Sear 49, e-.4i.ee
~ seg . hpaas 3 eAs - tAt tarsE pals ss-e-
ias - efis sa4 4esvr tlges-
sl-sl.. 49, say ia us~ .sless, leeHel
Si.eVv lastern bai1 hause. ace ~ iessi
4Ba sbsts Freezes, n&eiS t4paEs3 elth sii
lskez- eii Szs@ e4stsfl, l4 s31tb pas 81 stis
eiii ekkaksFs ID ea9le "a saft isf l-.a1t4
/. .lgees 6lsss
H0N 81 All sngli tae e4hle sses ~ bfiase-
- ~. sat sct loi aeN 4h4 ae49ie ssst
nev4ess = Aate a4ee 04v 60 telt tser lea
ese. tsr 49, ~na So 4aa le"rf ei9Sh
LpR REM resms - Celiese az >,
feeias "a clac-aiF ST. ~ r9el.s ee Neft "a
Z aioa 81. sio IL feegas "a oesta iaslsleo-st
s.. sraois "a Aa1lssa-sfe- 81. 2 ftsestls en
Flfta4t-- So. : Foeuas aa utlprft 50. -
foslas en Sealh Da.iea-st. ESQ aaa soiue
uiev fsru sllvd ~ ualurlssasd rooms. AlsV
ssaad stores aha loNrf tl.zs
x.ll4 n.A xeoa Investment on south
S-V.'''V DIVISION 81. eo4ole store saA'c.
ltaf aloyr. l. Tsoais heilsus -eA-s Z rooms
<lth water. sewer ana EtA reese trtt iot
s. Pr uia4gh. size "a i8ts ilV2iva- f9ss A
c.. ana : teNfl hieeA
NAL HELP MANTED- fise fsrm hands. =
VI rAPert glue press nen. bS thc piece
e48inrg maker, good tf4s scllaS men. live
] aukr-s a. sell patrnfllSh goods : good
bo3 10 leSFn d business. r. crilis per day siSrt
- the aaY oH farm organ agents
segslug maehius agents; I book agents
\NE MUST HAVE az 0Hce--s dlnsagroom
w sfrls 8 lauudrrsscsi hotel cooks, src-
end giIis. - genvg4i servants and Tor dAs
work Lseirs fariors. aad 4 Tower biock
H0NT WAIT until the csbis goes uo Bridge
II 81. bat get a let now aud double your
money Ne have a Elcr one oD Colt ave Tor
so easy terms good lots on Eleventh 81.
Tor $50 and $50. 8 aud Tower bloch.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
FOR VACATION DAYS

sfadfHfs. both Lad lss sac Gentlemen.
A Pleasing Occupation snd large Return
for Your lsbors
~. ~srt 30 every towu. csuysss.rs fof
Fgsss iEsLfE's flLUsTpsTED sENs-
pApeR 80. besf paper - - sins 10 ths
world. So Leslie zsitsnE -. o"is Ns
tio-sf csrr-s- fffsstrst.o psper 80 tsis
coootry sur for Ths Juogs -''iiss sfsnos
- 80 hsso - fsprsersut dournsiisr arc
Cesri rsture
Actress fer Terras sf~sFT nrrtr~vyFf
FHseF k.frf-fs fttrs~rfgFn hgSsf rsf. iiI
go if f-anfetf fb 81. ff..razn.
= fftHFf wsfssqe~e
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

TT is announced that "the Vatican
authorities have instructed the Bishop
Of Barcelona 20 prepare an asylum IN
Spain in the event OF the Pope deciding
% quit Italy This would excite un-
usual interest II simllar reports from
Rome were not Of frequent occurrence.
The removal of the Pope isa never-fail-
ing resource for the nard-up Roman
correspondent Rome without the
Pope would BE- Rome no more.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

THxRE arc practical difficulties IN
volved IN the use of natural gas. A
devOut servant N Indiana informed
her mistress, the other day, that she
wouldn't cook Gods meat over hell
FIRE" The mistress tired TO convince
her that the hre might be Gods, too,
but she tried in vain. The idea was
"agiu the theology" of the glrl, and
she promptly gave warning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
He W. Born Too soon.

Oficer Hculihan-An' who does this rip
resint, Teddy
Officer Rourke-Hercules.
Oficer Houlihsp-An' is he dead nowi
Officer K0urke dmpatientlyl yl-Yis; these
Tour tousand years, ye blamed fool.
Officer Houlihan sadly -Phwat "a pity
took az the CLUB AZ him Sure it's foine
man he would have made on tue foorce.-
Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Passcuger-Captain, you haven't quite as
big ! crowd aboard today as usual, have
yOut
Captain-We have fifteen hundred pas
senEcrs, SIR.
Another passenger IA few minutes later
Captain. 10 seems 10 me you haven't
enough boats on this steamer.
Captain lwltu cold dignity)-I have boats
enough for two hundred and fifty pas
sengers. sir, which Is al my license calls
for.-(hICago Ir!bune.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
MONEY TO LOAN

~ L0tN-A f.w Thousand dol ars for client.
u au MOL Teal estate sfcuuffrs lnqHIFe =
M-nros -. of Iaeearf. oicotf Ianson. l5f
= pER CENT MONEY % loan. j.. A. John
sfon. ~ Cana. 81 bff
NONEA 10 LOAN ior TIE NouhwevierB
" NrfuaI LIE Insurance Company 0f Ni
wauEfe ln sums cf 8 80 md upwarfs oH farm
and city ufoperfy. ~ lowest current rates p
interest security must De hfst casa More A
MHs.r. Lefgard block
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
ROE sLLs- MISCELLANEOUS.

EOk SALE-At n bargain hne residence ~
ten rooms. Apply al 70 firsl-sxt. ls7
ts0R sALE-A two horse power Otto Slleaf
6as Engine Viii sell II a. d bargain iar
further particulars call OF address Naliei kahl
CO. i4e aDd lss jefferson ave Detroit lalIt
IuR SAlL-A Furniture STOCK centrally To-
Il Gated spltudia business Erst-ciass bar
gain o. lhe rieht party. Address g0aea boa
s. care Telegram Herald. sllif
L'Ok SALE-AR oBtht Tor a steam laundry
d very cheap. ga fact Tor hail the actual cost
Also a ohorSe power steam engine and de-
livery wagon. Enquire at the Eagle steam
Dye House. No. - CAual 81. 0i q. A BuTsln.
fttff
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

REFREsENTArTyE TYRRELL, who Is a
tram dispatcher at Jackson, secured
the passage through both Houses OF
very good bill N reference 10 street ears
crossing railroad tracks. The bill re-
quires that al street ears shall stop be
fore crossing railroad tracks.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

CHARLES A. dana, of the New York
SsA, Is quoted as saying, "Grover
Cleveland won't wash" II that Is so,
the hose should De turned on HIM. A
little water won't hurt any man IN such
VAIN weather IS tbs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

IN a recent decision the Supreme
Court OF OHIO holds that the giving OF
preferences by insOlyent debtors i
fraudulent and void. In this particu-
lar the court and common sense and
common honesty are in perfect har-
mOny.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

THE public will BE- slow 10 believe the
report of Sergeant COnger, AT Lansing,
10 the effect that the temperature has
averaged SIS below tine normal during
the past week. Ii be had sand below
mean, we might have believed II.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

I'Ok SAl.E-Lai 30. 9s. ottawa beach, tAls
lot h oEe 81 tae hrsi sesrcgiOns a Is 80
eatoa enis short alsiaHce ifVm the hViol ana
Jas H. HasklGs OF NJ. T. loselaaa 1raud
Rapids, Mich ls2snn
4 oREAT BAReAIN -2ssscre faFm frame
y house good ef@0ard loo arrsls improved
miles from Baid~ foT sale cheap. Enquire
1agsArt " oioott o4uson. 81 NJ
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
eRANp RAPIDs. suNpAY. IuNE ..

GES. BuTLEK Is OF the opinion that
the Federal Government - going on
splendldly once IN a while Ben hits
to- buf s-eye.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

TsI ls is the time Of year when cheap
colleges confer honorary degrees upon
men whose influence they desire 70
secure or whose services they wish TO
reward.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Aav ~absertbeF Ca tuk TELEGRAM
HERALD ~ho tails "a receive the paper
Fsxularfy, or ~ho may have reason 90
eom plain Of late delivery. VIII confer .
special favor by Informing this oriee OF
the fast at snes- ssad postal card or cal
aP Telephone 5Si.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

->->-~~~~~r~s-~s
BOARD and rooms At reasonable rates. In
~ quire al 10 kansom-st- ~
WANTED To RENT would like 10 rent
w soon q house that Is partly furnished aud
the owners board for the rent. ana the location
De such that could take three or four other
boardeTA. Address this Office. e.. E. 10. III
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
New House for $500.

ara asf pssttrinr ans ~ .nftnz auof tef
rr.a II *frs sfN rrem ~ fr1-er sfV q
rl frrs rlaisffr fr's So l.e.rtIr q saers -0H =
af p fne eaafh part ~ fhe rfF, near
Wstisrn-aee srhar- -s0d r7Iv rEo blocks from
street ears Ca. aa5 serure r.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
TOR HORSES.
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved e1-
Il pert packers sent on short notice ~ had
cln Iiolt. IIl south blvlslonst JtirEhohe
No 90 Tor your moving vans. Jan u. ~
NYONE desiring furniture moved and
II stored will receive liberal INDUCEMENTS ~
calling at = j. Walkers. H. South Dlfision-st.
4 specially IS made Of renting tables aud
chairs for dances. public halls. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
Ifilify First.

Ninister-Ah, Mr.. Pillar, the church Is
sad r in need Of funds
ParishIOncr-W What's wanted,
Il have started a subscription 10 buy the
new organ aud another for the poor OF the
parish"
Il can contribute 70 both"
Then subscribe ~ the organ fund
Time
There IS more Catarrh ON tins section
Of tine country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few
years VAS supposed 20 hciucurable- For
a great many years Doctor, pronounced
it local disease. and prescribed local
remedies. and by constantly failing %
cure bv local treatment. pronounced 70
incurable Science mas proven catauh
20 h, p constitutional disease and there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's tatarrh Cure. manufactured by
r ! Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. IS the
ou.v constitutional cure ou thc market
IT. taken internally n doses from d.
DROPS to "a teasroorful II acts directly
upon tne blood and mucous surface of
the SYSTEM. They offer ONE hundred
dollars for any ease Z fli'S 90 cure
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address. r !. CHENEY s. co, Toledo
@. sold hy druggl glsts sc.
Kustercr Brewing Co-sP PI-ener and
export beer. bottled at ta- brewery for
FAM 81 use.
Fora fine PATTERN of Ingram Carpet.
75c. made ana LARD go to che Vinegar
Fuw tare towFan
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
FOR RBBT- HOUSES.

TWO cottages FOR rent. one at Harhor Point
and one AZ Macatawa Park. Both sum
mer homes well furnished-stoycs. carpets.
curtains. bedding. etc. Apply or address Mrs.
r. r. Harrington. II Nj. Vernon -. i.l
COTTAGE at ottawa Beach for rent. Eight
v rooms two in suite or " lil rer ~ he "a hole
cottage 10 responsible party. furnished or un-
furnished. Tie same Is in the rear OF the
hotel For terms apply 10 or address A. j..
Cole ~ Ransom ST. city. lS
FOE RFNT-SmaW house near central part
l. of City. suitable for small laundry. tailor
shop. or other business not requiring larCt
rooms or for residence. Address h. n. ID .
boz J. Telegram Herald of1ce el5ff
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Circulation Guaranteed TO be the
Largest Of All Michigan DaIlies Ex-
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

ualtsd Prs.s espSrts. Prompt ~"s s-f'r
Dsslsers. AS the Local ss-ss .as the
Cfsaasss AID AO.t Ptsiais Prtntsa rsesf
pooItshsa ia Graaa asotds-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

l\He HAN1s IV lltk Wslaeua = hsass
W uhca sVs ra- Eui sac iof 81 ~ttaia ksA
aiHats-s ~4sk ktsN cNect HssVi- 4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

TOR SALE-who will take ~ 4 ane house
Of rooms. FOL ing doors. grate1 O.. o. a
JoXl51 IL lot n IN SOuth part oi tEe ely.
worth 500. Tor s-.Jt, and III take q tease
for year. W. II. III No.f-
EOE SALE-For s. 5m I VIII So you "a ni'e
house and lof in the grove on otronf att-
with spiendld barn, modernlc tcui.lr iu
house. vs. VI. klN~t1-
LOR SALE-slV1 buys one Of the ca 80
y homes. with AL modern impI2V,eWi,c.a. =, ON
LOK SALE-s} ~ buys that fine mod N
house with gas. bath. CRATE. furnace. etc,
al - south Onion-st-' on Easy terms ,-s,,,,
FOR SAILS 20 buys that nne. nee house
on North Union So " " klNNtf.
EOR SALE-s}-o buys a nne ncu house OF
10 rooms on Paris ave. near Thomas
W. II. kINoEY.
LOR sALE-Took ~ THAT Gne uex med m
house 1t 3'2 south Lafayette 81 laI gniY
8. 80 rs IT kIN0kl.
EOR -ALE-Sl.@D house aud lot oa south
Lafsyette. for s. -" "a II kIN~kl
LUE SALE-- room. ueafly uew house and
good barn 0u EleteHih-aFe-. for orlF : .s@
rs %. kttsEl.
EOR sfLE-Good Groom house stone
iounfafiou. etc. CA Ai.chgsn only
sll1n. " ~. b N-bb.
LuR SkTE- Ttree me lots on Charles s.
KrSsEl.
EoR SALE-'0ri11 ft lof.ouih enn Is sf near
urnrV. ou.y flH h b hI>-El-
EOR sALI.--hae lots on liasii is--r si.s-
~ hIN~E8.
L clifton on lon.a-si and l.fh gnf Ith afe.
70 hTN~El
L0R stLF-T21vis2 corner Battereertb ave
and 6unulsan. only sl-et
S. H kINeET
EoR SALT Fine - on fentfT-sf.. rear NJ
noweH. g. n 81 kfN-FI.
Ls0H ~tIE- PraD-rtT in aIrs srfs al fha city
II All prices af fhe TcrT 'aHeft fEara.
sefl aafh ng haf .eEftmsfe pforsFfF - ieel
nate prices and set is- tifnere {, fffz.lss' s'en.
IL rIh~f4
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEKALE.
F0R RENT ROOMS.

NANTED-PcSition a. nurse by a lady Of -
W peTience. l. Claucy-st. l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
AGENTS WAN I'D.

AGENTS should write for illustrated circular, /,
Il terms ana two weeks free trial of Missouri
Washer. WASHES dlrtlest clothes clean ~ let
steam without rubbing. easily sold PROB tabi'
J. Worth. ~ Louis. Mo. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
SITUATIONS wA.TED-wsI.E.

SITUATIONS WAkIED-NALE.
COMPETENT Bookkeeper. > years experience
y m lumber and manufacturing business.
and years experience at Insurance and
banking. desires position on and after Iuly
lst good references. Address 'BOOkkeeper.
care Telegram Herald. IS
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-29

ness of the wall of the incubator, which
should be seven inches. This has
two handles and lifts out; it is made hol-
low and filled with saw dust. Figure 3
shows the egg drawer and door all in one,
but this is scumbersome, as you frequently
want to remove the drawer.
Make your face board wide enough so
as to lap over one inch all around. This
will be more likely to exclude all air.
The ventilator is tin tube neand ahalf
by twenty-four inches long, and goes
through both inner and outer box. 1t
should be flush with the outside, and have
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-29

of pressure. Always draw off when filled
so that the tube is clear or you may cause
your tank to leak. At the end of twenty
four hours draw off half of the water and
add as much boiling water
If you are beginner | would run
it without eggs for four days, SO as to see
how much water it requires to keep an
even temperature. When you are ready
to put theeggs in, the temperature should
be 110o. The cold eggs will cool it down
to less than 1902 very soon, but it will
rise again when the eggs are heated
through. If you are in Florida and the
machine is in moderately warm room,
from one to two pals of boiling water,
night and morning, will keep up the heat
to the proper temperature, which is 1899.
If the thermometer should indicate 750,
or 11Oo either, it is not necessarily fatal,
providing it does not remain at that
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-29
ENNNNNMNNINVNV ENlAhIllLlL
FIG. g. THE INNER AND OUTER BOX.

bell. manufacturer of the Eureka incuba-
tor, says an egg must lose one-fOurth OF
an ounce before it can hatch. Too little
moisture causes the inner lining of the
shell to become tough and thee chick is i'm
prisoned. Too much. causes it to grow
too fast, and is very apt to die on the
eighteenth day.
! have Matched q fair percentage with
out moisture, but the rule is-nOne the
first week, very little the second, andcon-
siderable the third; sponge. as large as
an egg saturated with warm water and
placed in a saucer is sufficient for each 100
eggs the second week, and two the third
week to each 100 eggs, providing the
thermometer does not range above 1899.
The greater the heat, the more moisture
required. Never sprinkle the eggs, but a
very simple device for spraying is the
''Novel Egg Sprayer," manufactured by
A. Logue, Chambersburg, Pa. Sent by
mail postpaid for.25c.; directions accom-
panying each machine.
TO RECAPITULATE.
See that your machine is set level; fill
the tank full of boiling water, then draw
off half pail full. This. is to give space
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-29

and seven inches deep. This is for a BOO
egg machine The inner box is held in
place by cross strips on top, to hold it in
the centre of the outersbox.
This inner box is tank holder. ventila-
tor and egg-drawercombin Two strips
are nailed lengthwise at the proper dis
tance SO that the top of the tank is flush
with the top of the inner box. Before the
tank is ready to be placed threeiron rods
* inch) are placed SO as to support the
tank Also, two other strips five inches
below the tank for the egg drawer to slide
on. The egg drawer is thirty y-nine inches
long and four inches deep; two rings, with
staples or screw eyes, are fastened on the
end, to pull it out by when necessary.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-29

the temperature by drawing off and
adding boiling water. Should it be too
hot take out the front, wholly or part
way, as circumstances may require
use wooden match box, which just fits
the ventilator pipe, to close or partly
close the cold air current when the ther-
mometer is slow in getting up to the re-
quired height. This is advisable up to
the twelfth day only as the embryo
grows, itfurnishes heat of itself Butwhen
the chicks are coming out of the shell
nearly twice the quantity of hot water is
needed to keep up the heat, for the chicks
absorb the warmth very fast. Many q
hatch has been spoiled by allowing the
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temperature long. When eggs become
overheated remove the trays and let them
cool off for thirty minutes; then dip them
quickly in tepid water and put them back.
They must not be exposed to the cold
after being wet. One of the essentials
is to get good tested thermometerfrom
some reliable dealer or manufacturer of
incubators The bulb should always rest
on an egg with the top OF the thermome-
ter little elevated. 1t is the temperature
OF the eggs you want not the air. Turn
the eggs twice each day, at regular hours,
until the seventeenth day The trays
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Two movable trays, one and half inches
deep, are fitted in the egg drawer. Nail
strips one inch wide and five-eights Of an
inch thick one inch apart the length of the
egg drawer for the bottom. Mortice the
ends of the strips in the egg drawer, SO as
to have the bottom smooth. Tack cheese
cloth, stretched taut, on the bottom of
the egg drawer (inside). The trays are
made by mailing strips lengthwise to the
bottom, one inch apart; tack cheese cloth
on these The inside of the drawer will be
three inches deep, and fit closely to the
inside box, The door is made the thick
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to expand; otherwise the strain may cause
a leak. At the end of twenty -four hours
draw off halt and replace it with boiling
water. By this time your filing is heated
through. Place the tested thermometer
in the egg tray and run the machine for
several days, or until you can regulate
the heat within a few degrees.
Let your thermometer stand at 11Oo
when you place the eggs in the drawer; it
will take six hours for them to heat
through. After that you must regulate
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heat to run down to 900 and below. The
critical periods are the first three days
and last twenty-f -four hours. Fill your in
cubator with dry saw-dust and do notspill
water when filing, for this will keep your
filling damp.
Air the eggs once day (ten minutes)
the first day, twenty minutes the second,
but nevercool them down below 100; turn
the eggs twice each day, until the seven
teenth day, at regular hours. Test the
eggs; if brown and thick shelled at week
old; if white and clear like the LeghOrn
they can be tested at the fifth day. All
eggs not fertile will be just as good for
use as if they had not been in the ma
chine. In testing, separate the clear eggs
from those that show blood vessels but
have died at that period, or become ad-
died. The latter make goodchicken feed.
| have tried to make everything SO
plain that any one can follow directions
and make his own incubator, but it may
be have not. If any one has any ques-
tions to ask, will gladly give any fur
ther information in my power. The sub
ject OF testing will require chapter in it.
self These incubators have Matched 100
per cent, and frequently average as well
as the so-called self-regulating machines.
They are a good machine for ordinary
use. There is no expense in operating
them except labor, while the lamp ma
chine requires from two and half to three
and half gallons of oil for each hatch,
which means above dollar in Florida.