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!. u. 6nsber. uOaiuer % &eSatte

+. Y. 6nsber. uogiuer Os 8e6att0r
al "5Gbrelonoet os Gmisranten" /
Minneapolis, er al greiibcnteu ronGpnt
til aoniul / Bort Staulep Og ct, 36os
mas, CANADA. Zen iaitiatte 2sn CT
$4,000 os Sportlerue beleber fs til
benimOb $1,000 Om aaret. Sr. 6usber
FAR arbeiost ibGroist for bet rspubli
tauite 9arti babe iUm politiit 9aler os
sieunem tit 8lub % FAR i%Ortjeut benne
S~aaitisnuelie Of Den republitanIfe Gos
miniitration. gi sratulerer bam meb
benne Sebersitillius Os baaber, at ben
samle Slaomano uil iinSe baaoe Spile
% Spsse hos Dor RabO paa ben anSeu
Sioe al SnSisen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19
Chippewa Reicruatipucu.

oeuten bar MI mOotaoet ben al en- aOms
mission aiilutteoe Socrcnsfomit meS
Gbippciua 5noiancrne ON 4itrGoelie al
en- Def al beres / Miunciota ligsenoe
Reieruatipn, nGiten 81 Miliouer acrcs.
Breiioenten Oil i~anoignli9Ois inoen iaa
8ase tilitemme ben, men bet aiitaaeSe
Gebet fan life blioe aabuet for Settlere
ioreRO / SfutHingen al Sommeren, oa
2anoet maa i6rit opmaales % tagere5.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19
Sregpn II.
Sfaoen pro C%pcrippmmclic'

Sfaben peo Speripemmclicrne.
SIP 8aeiiic 8anens Gmbeosm9no trpr,
at bet uil tage 1900 gtrbeioere en- bel
Maaneo at reparere Staocn paa Spor-
leiet mellem gliblanb og 9Ortlano, Ell
Str9tning al 40 Mtil. Ger @il al
Snnen paa ct Steb CT albeles poeln9t.
WsIeeierne i Oregon GitD anilaur DC
Cab, Be bar llbt, til $125,OOO.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19
California.
9sipanoe / Cos Inseles 5lobe

9oiOanbe | Sos Gngeles 6looen
bar anrettet ubDre 2oelGg9elier 6los
ben bar bannet Zig ct MT Seize / Ell ret
Sinfel / Spo for gp9rGnien, meboeles
ira Sos Nu9eles. Sture StrGfnin9er
al ppoprtet 2ano itnar unber 8ano.
gn Mtangoe Ipeliins, @ulnsos, Gitrunz
% andre 5rligtbaper CT uG item chcla9te.
De iamlebe Cab anilaaes til Ouer GOO,
600 Dollars.
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Yprtng |.

Iesieringen bas iorbubt stibotOelie
al en- patriotiif 5oriamlins, Tom Itulbc
nibolbes | 9isiabon. 3 5irsOn9s for
iamlebes en ubbre Meuneitemasie pan
Dom Gcbrps glaos, paa ilerc Steber
iorir0te Rcpublifanere at boloe 3nler,
men 8Oliti og Rpttere unareb DtGns
Den, % benue trat fig tilbuse eitcr en-
fort MobItano. 20 Yeriorcr blcu are.
itereoe.
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81 b.

Yrat | so Mar. Den Glbite %
en- al DC bebIt fienbte tatbulife &rGlter
/ Marslano, &ep. Susb 5rancis 6riis
FIN. bpbe ben lobe bs. / Baltimore ! en-
slloer al 70 slar. San baooe paret
IreIt i libt pper SO Gar,
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Yraiilien.
9ti braIilianife Seliabaae. Sc

VI branltal1fe S~elllgoa8e. Den
prUuiioriite Tegierin9 bar ~iaitiat nj
rationale Se0i9bage. De fleite al benz
er til Minbe ON pistisc Se9iuenbeber
/ Sraiiliens Siitorie. Den Ace Suli
er inbbefattet i benne 2iite, i%anoiDnli9s
big ct apmpliment til DC Sorenebe Stas
ter. Slanbt be andre Seai9base er
ben 15be Nouember, ben Dag, paa
bpilfen &eiierbpmmet bleu omitprtet;
ben zoe September, aarsbasen for
8raiiliens Electromagnetic Of Sortusal,
os ben 13be Mai, paa bpilfen Slaperiet
bleo erfleret for opbGuet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19
Tranfrige.
Zen unae s,ertua al Orleans IL

npt life iaa let fra fin e~Oentprlise 9ur
til 8aris, ium ban rimelispis baooe
pentet. San bleo at &etten ppmt til TO
Gars Sansielsltraf. Sans Grsiarrise
ps furIenselise SuisermOoer iaar Stpl.
ben for at babe narret bam til Yaris.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19
Snbiana.
Gnnntiife Yrphibitipniiter. Z.

UH""tFF* w.
S,ppces Salpon / 5airlano bleo 9irsz
bag Giten iprGnst / 2uiten ueb 9pna>
nit. 8robibitiuniiterne bauoe luftet
ale Salppncr gpen, % Sppce iorip9te
at iaa en- M 2icenie al Spraaoet. 8ru=
bibitipniIterne iaar Stplben for ulpffen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

Scnatct itaoiniteoe / 0usoa8s &c
neral Wiorgan5 llbnGpnelie til Suoi
urrr commissioner. 20 ltemte Ior o0
10 imOo 9lor9an. vi DC 2S bar %
Republifanere o9 ) 3emotrater, Nj be
Is, iom itente imoo, bar II Gemotrn
ter % 2 8epublitanere, ucmlia Snsaas
ira aaniGs % giercc fra Roro 3atoia.
&dtboliter ouer bcle 9dnoet bar, iom
irr berettet, iprt Ell %languari9 % bnaro
uattct aamp mob @cncral Wprgous
S~tuoiGitelic. De bcitplote BAN ior Bar
tiifbeo moo Iatbolite Stolerior Snoinner
Bsrn % mob fntbolite llnocrUroneoe
/ Suoinner Bureauet.
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Npe 2~fbourcnter, Der ma

NDe WtouNcufer, Der maatte
pnife oct, fan iitcbetfpr &rGmiebos CT
buloe belle iorrige Margang al "Seb
glrnen" ninobnnOen. 416 fore 81.
Der, buori er Ell Masie sub us inter-
slant 2Gsniug. Ser CT life mango
Grcmplarer tilba9e.
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Snifla u B.

Seller @ilbelm bar forbubt lloitil,
ling al Sprtretter ps Malerier al fig
ielp, 5Orfebre eller IeSlemmer al
bans Samilis, mebminSre man fprit
faar bans gillaoeile.
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ten CT tiltrattcliss for 8oittciesrai
tiereiten.
6or 8eiororir9 al 5efegrammer iHo
hi 20 Orb, rnocrfrift % Goresie IND
beinttet, bstales life uuer 10 Gents, for
en- Strrtnins al inotil 1.50o gSile life
Upcr % Gents, o. for alc itgrre StrGI
riugcr life opcr so Gents pr. 20 Orb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

Senatpr Sapis fra Minnciota bar
iremlnt Ct 6oriIag ON OF gioe Spse
pleieriter, Ger unosr iiSlte arig tieutc 6
Waaneoer etler mere i 9eireu, Soften
eIer 6%oipitaler, cu 8eniion al $25 on
Wdnncoen fra ben Abe Marts 1889.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

6barles GmorD Smitb fra 8bilns
oelpbia er uonGuHt til be 5oreneoe
Staters Miuiitcr tit 8us(auo. SIR.
Smitb CT Ie0attpr al "ybilaOelpbia
9rei5".
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

Gongrcsmauo Hanoaa bar / BE
9pncelicu al iiOite llge me9et pRrre os
bans Sinbsitemniug oar mieget neotrgtt,
men III ital ban bore / Debring.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19
Sennesiee.
gueIerbaaben Sort Gabs"

gngierbaaOen Sort Cabs" iunt
ben lobe os. ueo ben rpe BRO to Wiil
uebenior Wempbis. Zen baOoe paa
Sl9b icr Sueoes os Ell Sulbarf fra
Cairo, 81. 10 Mano al 8elntuinsen
er inclast paa Scipitulet / @tempbis,
% BET %antases, at Z orufneoe. Su9ier
baacen bapbe en- 8Groi al $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

Prof. Breckenridge wishes every
young man and woman TO read what
he said in the last number Of this pa
per about learning to write.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

Y%reiioenteu bar uon9unt George q.
&isiuea ira Cltborn III be 5orenebe
Staters 0laribal iOr bet sitlise 0iitritt
al @isconiin.
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Goneresien bar bepil9st $4,000
ior DC neoIlocuoe 3%uoinucre pnd ga
Vorte Ngsuturen. Elsie Ienge ltnI
tiIbagcbetnles be 5orcncoe Stater Ueo
Snlg al gduo o. Ipmmcr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19
lltab.

Stort Neberlas for Mormoncr.
Seo Spoalset | Salt Safe gitp ben
looe os. ieireSs "Sebninserne", Iom
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

a0ngresIen bar teuilget $4,000
for De npoliCenoe Siour SnSianere paa
2ate Ngenturen / Npros 9afota.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

Seuatet bar enitemmig antaget en-
ReiUlutipn ON at anerfienoe ben
Republit.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

Sames S'Yrien ira Caledonia,
Souiton GOun;u, Winn., cr ilbnGpnt
til Suititiarins al Neiu RericOs Sgi
%elteret.
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NOe Wbonnentcr

GA 9lnore fan erbolbe be ubtomne Nu.
mere al "Seb Grnen" for 10 Gents,
Splaset ct life fort.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

Observation-Disclosures bar pebtaset be
nbe Srpensregler nico 161 mob 145
Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

Suis Be pniter at iip5e SanIfe
WorEe eaer Suenife So9cr "a i;cb
bisie bOs &. 6. Yeterien, Ip. Is S:G;t
Street, R. y.
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Goniiia a.

Cite Gutter | Nem Orleans / III
oeren melcm Is us IS Gar fit ben lobe
os. fat / to imaa 8aaoe, Iom be iatte 10
/ 8loben. De fOm no i en- Itrio Strpm,
Saaoene tantreoe, Og 7 al @utterne
Drutneoe.
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
IRRIGATION MATTERS.
MAJOR POWELL'S INDIGNATION IS
AROUSED.
He Says He Is Fighting a Combination of
Speculators-Congr vandever's
Arid Lands Bill. zM

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Stew
arts resolution calling upon the secre-
tary of the interior to give reasons why
the money appropriated for irrigation
has been used. d.by. Major Powell for topog-
raphy, matter, it is claimed having
bearing upon the question of irrigation,
has caused Powell to become indignant.
He now declares, in an interview, that
he is fighting combination of specu-
lators, backed by $5,OOO,OOO, who are
attempting to secure public lands and
irrigable waters.
Vandever's Bill.
Chairman Vandever, of the house
committee on arid lands, has introduced
a bill which, it is understood, will
be favorably reported. 1t provides
for the continuance of the irrigation
survey under Major Powell; the segre-
cation of irrigable districts, etc. The
districts will include the entire catch
ment area upon which each depends for
its supply. States and territories must
enact laws to carry out the purposes for
which the districts are organized. The
missioners each, as we'll as courts and
superintendents of forestry, pasturage
and irrigation. individuals can acquire
only forty acres of irrigable land under
the homestead law, but the coal, min
eral and townsite laws apply as hereto
fore in the arid region. The
users of water must pay their
proper share of the cost of constructing
irrigation works. All dams, reservoirs
and canal sites will remain in posses
sion of the general government. Irriga-
tion works can be constructed, however,
under regulations and laws established
by the commissioners in accordance
with the laws of the state or territory in
WHICH the district is located, if not in.
conflict with this act. All timber, water
end pasturage within the limits of an
irrigation district is to be set apart for
the benefit of tue district, and can only
be used under the rules and regulations
afOrpsaid
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The house
committee on foreign affairs has decided
to report favorably the bill for the sur
vey for railway connecting North and
South America.
A bill for the erection of a public
building at Walla Walla, Washington,
($40, ,0O0), was reported to the house to-
day.
The land grant forfeiture bill, reported
to the house today by Payson, of Illinois,
is made up of parts of the senate bill
and OF the bill originally reported by the
house committee. Section two of the
original house bill, allowing settlers to
make entry on forfeited lands under the
provisions of the homestead law, is part
of the new bill. The cost to settlers OF
restored lands is fixed at $1.25 an acre.
Senator Plumb today proposed as an
amendment to the Mckinley bill the
bill introduced by him for the appoint
ment of permanent customs commits
sion to investigate and report upon all
matters affecting the tariff.
The railway commissioners' conven.
tion today adopted resolutions favoring
a uniform classification and greater uni
formity of annual reports and railway
accounting. On the matter of safety ap-
pliances, the members of the convention
almost unanimously favored legislation
requiring railroads to be supplied with
the latest improved couplers, brakes,
etc
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
TARIFF TINKERING.
The Senate Finance Committee Gets
Down to Business.

Down to Business.
WASHINGTON. May 29.-The senate
finance committee this morning took up
the tariff bill and considered it by para
graphs, subject to subsequent action.
The chemical schedule was first taken
up. 1t was decided at first not to recon-
mend free alcohol in the arts, as that
question affected many other items in
the schedule. After reading over
thirty-eight items, thirteen of the most
important being passed without action,
the noon hour arrived.
The question OF future meetings being
reached, Senator Sherman suggested
daily sessions of ten hours each, in Or
der to hurry matters through. This
met opposition from both sides. Car
Isle and Voorhees, said it was a waste of
time, as the matters must be discussed
in the senate anyhow.
Voorhees, thought the republicans
could agree on bill, and the democrats,
if they thought best, could present a
minority report. Hiscock, Jones and
Morrill, spoke in similar strain.
Hiscock moved that subcommittee
on each side be appointed to prepare
such schedules as would be advocated
by it's party on the floor of the senate
that each side submit its schedule to the
other as soon as prepared. Adopted.
No change was made as to the ques-
ton OF giving oral hearings. The changes
made in the chemical schedule today are
all reductions. They were prepared by
republicans, supported by the solid demo
cratic vote, and the vote of the member
making the motion. None of them are
of any significance.
The committee will grant hearing to
representatives of importers Tuesday.
The democratic members will not formu-
late bill, but will express their views
in report.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30

that two republican bills would be called
up and then one democratic bill.
Mills thought this unfair and that the
committee should alternate between the
two sides.
Allen declared that the whole system
was vicious, and that politics should
have nothing to do with the question.
The committee finally rose. The agri-
cultural bill was reported and the house
adjourned until Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Public Building Appropriations Under
Consideration.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-In the house,
today, the committee on public lands
reported back the Senate bill with
amendments) for the general forfeiture
OF land grants. Ordered re-committed.
The senate bill was passed for the re-
lief OF the widow of Rear-Admiral
y David McDougal.
{ The house then went into committee OF
&he whole on public building bills. =,
\The following public building bills
wAre laid aside favorably: Stockton,
California, $4,000: Pueblo, Colorado,
$780, 900; Portland, Oregon, $4OO, ,OOO..
There was lively tilt on the question
OF pvNlblic building bills, brought out by
the lbill for public building at Bar Har-
Dor, Maine, 1875, ,000.)
Mills had asked what the direction OF
the coImmittee was, and Milliken replied
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
Assemblyman Trier Returns,

TRENTON, N. j., May 29.-Assembly-
man Trier, who suddenly disappeared
several days ago from Trenton with the
legislative copy of the Newark elevated
railroad bill, has returned to his home.
He is out with statement claiming, in
substance, that it was a lobby that Sc
cured the passage of the bill, and not a
legislature of the people, and justifes his
action as a move made in the interest OF
the public.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
COnvicts Escape.

TRENTON, N. j., May pa sensation
was caused here last night by the escape
from states prifon of two convicts,
Henry Jackson and Thomas Thomas,
firebugs, sentenced in February, 1884, to
80 years. They sandbagged the door
keeper, Charles Parker, and bound and
gagged him, robbing him of $500 and
clothes belonging to the deputy keepers,
and made good their escape.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
A Peculiar Medicine.

Apply to cut, bruise or burn, Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, and it will produce
soothing and pleasant effect, but sat.
urate piece of flannel with it, and
bind it on to sprained ankle, a sore
throat, or bad case of rheumatism or
neuralgia and it will almost blister, but
will promptly relieve the pain and sore
time than nan any other remedy. Lame
back is one of the diseases for which it
is peculiarly adapted, and when used as
directed, always elicits the generous
praise of those who use it.
For sale at 30 cents per bottle bye. F
Heinzeman, 222 North Main street
John A. OFF, corner Fourth and Spring
streets and by all leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
An Ex-Pugilist Shot.

DENVER, May 29.-JohA P. Glow, an
ex-pugilist, and Garret Hughes, quar-
relied in Murphy's Exchange at O'Clock
this morning over money matters. Glow
knocked Hughes down. The latter
pulled a revolver, and fired five times.
The last shot took effect in Clovis groin,
The wound is thought to be fatal.
Hughes, who is connected with one of
the most prominent families in Colo
rado, gave himself up and is now in the
CITY iail.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
Keene Not Hurt.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The stock ex-
change has been full of rumors that
James R. Keene was hurt by the break
in sugar and Chicago gas laid down on
brokers. Keene made the following de-
nial: "There is no truth whatever in
the rumors about me. have not sold
any stock today. On the other hand, 1
have been buying, particularly sugars"
Sugar sold down to 751S, but has since
rallied 2 per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
BIGAMIST CAPTURED.
A Buckeye Pedagogue Married Six Times
in Three Years.

CLEVELAND, May 29.-James Clinton
Waite, the principal of the school at
Geneva, who engaged himself to several
of his young lady pupils, obtained Ii
censes to marry two of them, and was
united clandestinely to one April 2Sth,
whom he deserted next morning. was
captured at Chippewa lake and taken to
Geneva yesterday. Detectives had been
on his track for two weeks, and they
have learned that he has married no less
than six women within three years.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30

The HERALD Job Office is now better
prepared to turn out first-class job print
ing than ever. Give us a call when in
need of printing of any description.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
Wife-Murderer Hanged.

WASHINGTON, May 20. = Benjamin
Hawkins was hanged this afternoon for
the murder of his wife on account OF
jealousy.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
Double Tragedy.

New York, May 29.-Jacob Epstein, a
Russian cigar-maker, shot his wife in
the back this morning, then fired bull
let into his mouth. Both wounds are
supposed to be fatal.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
Notice of Removal.

The firm of Chapman & Paul have removed to
No. 122 W. First street. They carry fine line
of stoves, tinware, hardware and plumbing
goods of all descriptions.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30

For Ftrst-Class COupes or Carriages,
Best.turnouts and lowest rates in the city, go to
City Cab and Carriage Company, Office and
stand, Hollenbeck hotel corner Second and
Spring streets. Telephone 40. Phil. Del.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
Paipt,, OILS and GLASS,

Corner Second and Main. r. q. Matbsws.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30
NOTICE.

TNHE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER COM
i pany will strictly enforce the following
rule The hours for sprinkling are between 8
and O'Clock g. M and and O'Clock D. m.
For violation Of the above regulation the water
will be shut off and fine of 32 will be charged
before water will be turned on again.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-30

Tents and wagon umbrellas at Eoy's saddleIy J
house, 3l5 N. Los Angeles street.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
The Land Co.'s Big Sale Thursday.

The weather promises fair for the
big sale of town lots Thursday and
there is no doubt that there will be a
very large attendance of land buyers
present from all the surrounding
country, and another thing is still
more evident, judging from other
movements on foot. These lots will,
in the next twelve months. be worth
much more than they are now.
GAINESVILLE has had no inflated boom
TO put prices up and sell lots on spec
ulation at ruinous figures, as was the
case in some booming places lately.
Property has gradually advanced
from very low rate, based on lhesol-
id growth and prosperity of the city,
and wide awake citizens of the sur
rounding country have not been slow
to see this. They will be here to
make investments and for cheap
homes for the future when it may
suit to go in business in this city, or
come here for the educational advan-
tages or to secure homes for their
children as they grow up. We
would repeat our suggestion to the
men Of the city, that they |
take advantage Of the pr sent oppor-
tunity, for it is evident that still
greater enterprise is on foot AMI
that property will continue to ad
vance.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
A BURNING sH AmE.
A six-Year-old Child Brutally whipped
BY chas. Arms.

Vim. Cook and wife of the south
side brought to the city this morning
little girl only six years old who
tells pitiful story of brutal treat
ment at the hands of Chas. Arms.
The child gives h.r name as Callie
Pull ey, and says that her mother
lived in Vinegar Bottom and ran off
and left her.
The story as related to a LEAF
CHRONICLE repor er by Mr. Cook is
to the effect that the child was bound
out to Buck Arms by the County
court that Chas. Arms, a grown son
Of Buck Arms, whipped her until
she ran away and took refuge al the
residence of Mr.. Cook. The chi DIS
arms and body were covered with
stripes, brui-es which she said had
been inflicted by Chas. Arms, her
brutal prosecutor. Mr.. Cook came
to the city to put the case before the
authorities. He says he viii keer
the child unless the County court
orders him to give it up.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04

Hog killing time il near at hand,
when there will he good living in
the land, regardless of the Mckinley
bill. Farmers should be making
ready for it and not let the season
slip as they did last year and lose
their meat though such another sea
son is hardly to be anticipated. Re
gardless of the character of the win
FER that may follow, It is always best
to kill hogs the first cold snap in No.
seInber, which is sure to come
Meat killed in November, If the wa
ter. is cold enough to thoroughly
drive the animal heat out, never
spoils, and for other reasons ii is the
the best time. Meat killed in deaa
freezing winter is often lost by freez
ing too hard to take salt, When
killed in November it takes salt
well, cures nicely, the work is soon
off Of hand and much corn is saved !,
which will be an item this year.
The best and cheapest hog scalder is
a box made OF two-inch plank, six
feet long, eighteen or twenty inches
'ieep and twenty-five inches wide, or
the usual width Of a strip Of sheet
iron. Nail the sheet iron on the
bottom closely to prevent leakage,
and set the box on a brick furnace OF
the same length, fill it half full OF
water and build fire under it, and
as soon as hot the water will be
ready for stalding as long as the fire
is kept up. 1t is well to have a ligh
plank cover to keep the steam in
when not in use, and such a fixtur
an be placed permanently in barn
or any old house where it will be dry
and comfortable to work.