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The evening world., 1890-07-10

Twenty-'hree millions for pipe to let
water through should secure tho best
KIND OF apipe. Tho expenditure up to date
has lust equailed the receipts. even down
TO the fraction Of dollar. They prob
a0iy would have - worked the growler F."
Tor torty-tye cents rather than have that
aPneh OF q shortcoming. Well. if these
ilhons have all gone into the pipe it
should 10 q good one, and We can be
proud OF it. If
The evening world., 1890-07-10
The ways OF WOMAN FAIR.
Valuable Hints for Making the
Face Smooth and Soft.
Fads, Fsncics and Fashions That
Interest the Gentler Sex.

OULD you like TO
know how to make the
most OF your COM
pleNion7 We'll. then.
don't nttompt the un.
attsinable, for there
is nothing in chemis.
try or art that will
make the face of
maturity take on the
laby-like pink and
white that quacks
write about and IA
natics talk about.
Don't use any more
SOAP and water than
is necessary to keep
clean. and never battle
itin cold water.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
The Brave Won Toodles.

Henry" cried Mrs. Won Toodles. grasp
ing her somnolent husband by the arm;
- Henry! There are burglars in the house.
Get right up and go down."
Utter nonsense, INV dear" returned
Henry. You wouldn't have man OF my
social position associatinR with burglars,
would you? You astonish met!
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Two Little Girls.


Last summer sent something to the Sick
Babies Fund, but this summer 1 am more
interested in il, as have little baby brother
myself. and think il must be terrible to
have them sick. so my sister and myself sent
the small sum OF twenty-five cents each,
hoping it may do some good.
STELLA AND Susie MYERS.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Plain OF Speech.

Cholly-I cawnt imagine what you are
going out In the country for. Miss Dashing.
You are such a fayorite with the men
should think you would like to be where Ne
are.
Miss Dashing-That's the very reason I'm
going to the country-to see i'll can't ind Q
real man somewhere.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

The little Princess Elizabeth Of Austria.
the daughter of the late Crown Prince,
can't take outings with her mother, Princess
stephanie, because, by the will OF her
father, she must always remain in the inn.
mediate neighborhood aud under the eye OF
her grandfather. the Emperor.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Little Mable's Collection.


To he Editor
The inclosed 50. 1 was collected by little
Mable Schwab, OF 1913 Canal street: Mr.
Seimer. so cents; Mr.. Brubacher. 10; Mr.
Tilly. o; Dora. ID; Baby Blanche. Is; Baby
Arthur. 10; Little Joseph, 10; Little
10; Clara. 10; Rupert, 10; Emaline, 10,
and Mable, o cents.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

fearful reports Of the invasion Of the
melon fields of New Jersey by the citron
lousc are current. Tho fact that we like
melons, too, bogets no touch OF sympathy
with this nasty little beast in his taste.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Not Much Of a Chance for Him.

lF'oH h'O0kiyA LiIs
Visitor to PenltentlRry-I must say lido not
believe in solitary confinement. 1t must be
terrible.
Warden oh, | don't know. Look al that
chap in No. -; he has been here ten years
and he doesnt mind Il particle,
Visitor Strange
warden urankly-Well. no: not very. He
veTtised,
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Sausage selling is hoisted to new dig
nifty by the newly Imposed $500 license
for the vending these unctuous knots.
ls there such enormous profit in tho red
hot sausagep
The evening world., 1890-07-10

mothers tenderness to sick child peles.
The public looks on breathlessly at this
blnndly arrogant exercise Of power. As
subservient instrument Of his hackers
Mr.. FELLows is monumental success.
But the public does not back him. Oh,
The evening world., 1890-07-10
BUSTLE AT ARVERNE.
Getting Ready for To-Night's Enter
tainment for the Sick Babies.

Residents OF Arverne. by the-Sea are
eagerly discussing the dramatic entertain.
ment which will be held in the hotel parlors
this evening, the receipts OF which will be
given to The EVENING WoRLD's Sick Baby
Fund.
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged aud the demand for seats has been
very large.
Prominent among the list OF actors and
vices are George NJ. Wood, Miss Marguerite
81 John, Marshall 4. Wilder. Walter p.
Brooks. Bennett Matlack, Helen MowRt and
Messrs. BaumAnn Il Co.. OF East Four
teenth street, have decorated the pArlors
very tastefully, and every one interested In
the affair Is confident that it will meet the
success II deserves.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

One thousand more men will be
" locked out next Saturday. This time
il is the clothing cutters. The Grand
Jury may be thanked for this freedom in
locking out"
The evening world., 1890-07-10
A Baby's Collection.

To hs Editor
Miss Lille Kuh, seven days old. has col
lected az, az follows:
Mrs. A. Dryer,sl; Mrs. G. Kuh, ell; Selma,
cents; John HolZderber, rs cents.
She hopes IL will do some good.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Almost Dying OF EnnuL

what are the charms OF the scar
oh, for an hour OF the city
What are the duh waves 10 insf
Can they say anything witty!
IL
What do they care for my lipsS
Why did Gomez It's pity!
Nothing but water and shifts,
Aud Jack FAR away in the city.
Ill.
Oh, for one ride IN the park.
With lack EumluIng bars from ditty.
kissing my hhO ia that hark
II Is LIE. eau hear him call "Kitty!"
Ton Hai. a. AuHIsy's Weekly. =
The evening world., 1890-07-10

When frst heard her voice vas entranced
And gladnrss llled me when my way she glauced
Whilst through lEy veins scstAtic pulses dane ed,
That MAS year ago;
married her, you know,
Now, when hear her voice am alarmed
And oft wonder how t'eT was Charmed
Ieven dee. iuT fear may be- harmed.
Ouly q scar ago
Au! can such things be sos
--G' D., 40 bIOykiyR iva
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From Bad to Worse.

kfFDiH inrks
And so your brother has given up rum.
selling. Michael AN glad ut. You know
never could regard itSs a strictly honest
Well, sor, don't think he has bettered
his condition much.
What do you meAn?'
He's a dealer in antique furniture. now. "
The evening world., 1890-07-10
They VIII Send More.

To Ne EdiIOT
We send herewith s2 to swell the fund for
the Corps OF Free Doctors. II this hot wave
continues we will send more. God bless the
dear little children Dorothy AND KARL.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Purity and Strength

The former in the blood and the latter through
out the system. are necessary 20 the enjoyment
Of perfect health. The beat way TO secure both
Is 70 take Moods sAIsaPaFtlla. which sGpsls all
impurities from she blood. rousss the kidnsYs
and liver. oyeTcomss that tired feeling. and i'm.
parts that freshness % the shols body which
mskes one feel perfectly veil. Hoods sarsapa-
Itlla u sold By druggists. 81 siK for s5 Pre-
pared by e. 1, HOOD 4 CO.. Lowell. Mas.
400 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Stella Earned Sixty Cents.

To ne Edff0T'
Please accept this contribution for the
Babies Fund from q little girl that loves
babies 30 that she has earned this for them.
STELLA. PouRhkeepsie.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
From Louis and Fabien.

Louis and Fabien send their love and best
wishes. together with the inclosed so cents,
to the poor sick little babies.
Nine. DIE FRASCHI.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

The boodlsTs are all back on their
nAtiVe heath except Que. Why in the
world doesn't pENPsKY Teturpg He can
ssss assured that Dir, FELLows viii treat
hln slih = kindness before which .
The evening world., 1890-07-10

the toe TO sduit OF the display Of colored
silk stockings, apl Is retained in place By
means Of an ins ID strap. A quantity pretty
maRpie effect II produce in some Of the new
shoes by cutting out slashcs OF the black
patent leather and letting in white kid be-
low. Morocco shoos OF ruby or seal brown
color are braiIsd with charming effect In a
pattern which points upward towards the
centre in way TO make the foot look small
Gray and fawn suede braided in their own
color. bronze kid with yellow. black with
scarlet. and white kid with pale blue are
some Of the prettiest combinations. And
for ballroom wear there are the real fairy
Shippers Of white satin trimmed with white
bca dis and PASTE stars.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
For the summer season.

t@tGEi JutgS
Hotel Clsrk-I can make myself useful to
you. sir.
Hotel PTopTietor-I don't Eant a man Who
can make himself useful l want one Who
can make himself OrnAmsntaI.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
JOHN L. sULLIVAN'S

Chapter OF the Great Composite
Novel, now running In THH
EVENING WORLD. win appear
tomorrow. The synopsis VII
enable you to begin ths story 10
day
The evening world., 1890-07-10

A lONGSHOREMAN'S STORY.
JOHN HANSON TELLS HoFHE SUE.
FERED WITH CATARRH.
he went to Drs. Copeland and Btatr, ara
undsr thetr treatment ne no,s u ..
w,H as he ever ,cas tn his ttfs.

John Hanson, who resides At No. z Monroe str,.,
has been = 'lonS shoremap tor nineteen years, Inh
oesn ss b onsnS U.9., Ts as vTs Mr. Rss:sS
years sEo 7 contrscted acute ostsfrh, which soon
became chronic, suffered most with my h cad ara
throat Ny nose was blocked up; my siesp ~,
broken,
The evening world., 1890-07-10
A Lawyer Sends This.

lie. the good work go on. Credit inclosed
for Sick Babies Fund. to X,
The evening world., 1890-07-10
To Help q Child.

have good healthy child. 1 send this
mite to help some other child along.
J. n N
The evening world., 1890-07-10

One OF the prettiest and least expensive
ways to make plain gown dressy is to cover
the full sleeves with black net and 4 IN white
ground India, no matter how covered it may
be- to use plain white India covered with
black net. or. indeed, of whatever tone the
gown may be. to get plain material for
sleeves aud use black net over it, Green.
yellow, old rose. lavender. all shades lend
themselves to this end with excellent effect,
especially tho chAllies aud India. in chintz
patterns, or with large ferns and exotics
scattered profusely over plain ground.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
WBRANcH oFFIoEs,


WORLD UPTOWN oFFfoE-1267 BROADWAY.
between 31st and 32d sts.. New York.
BROOKLYN - 3ba FULTON sr. IARI,EN =
News Department $50 EAST 125rs ~.
Advertisements at 237 EAST l5rH ST.
PHILADELPHIA PA. LEDGER BUILDING,
I12 sourH 6Tn 81. WARRINGTON = OiO
14TH ST.
LONDON oFFIoE-32 oooksFun sr.. TnASAL-
eAn SQUARE.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
She Explained.

liT0H AgEssy's Hsskly,l
ChOlly-My dear Mrs. Murray Hill, why
did you insist on my being cavalier 10 that
dull Philadelphia giTlI
Mrs. Murray Hill Well, il you will prom
lSe not 10 tell, wanted TO see which Of yOu
would get bored hTst.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Miss Hattie Blaine. the Secretary of States
youngest daughter, IL the prettiest of the
three sisters. aud is said to be unusually
brilliant. Ii is her mothers ret deSire that
she shall he the assistant aud companion OF
her father, and her studies are directed
with this object in view.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

SiassIf 'isi 4tsiais 6assi.i' E..
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Helen's Sacrifice.


To IRE Edtfor'
Inclosed please find 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund.
l wanted some embroidery. but thought
the sick babies needed the money more than
|. i am three years old. HELEN.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

A capital dress FOR the river was a scarlet
foulai d figured with sage aud cream in bold
design and made up unusually prettily. with
some Of the imitation old point that is 80
cleverly done this season, and knots
OF scarlet and sage ribbons A dark
haired girl would look enchanting in
That gown. A pale-fawn eolienne,
with gcranium-rcd silk bodice. and long
ends at the back. was also very attractive.
Ono OF the tailor made gowns had a gorod
skirt that stood out at the bRck in regular
folds that maintained their position by
means OF lining OF horsehair. This is
methinR new, but it is hoped it may not
be the thin end of the wedge for introducing Y
the odious and detostable crinoline.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Annie FELTON, Reynolds enjoys the distinc-
tion OF being the first woman dentist to
graduate in Massachusetts,. She ia pretty
woman with dark brown hair. blue eyes.
an exquisite complexion aud perfect teeth.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

There IL nothing as pleasant as fragrance
in ones room. Break off branches OF Nor
way spruce and place them in 4 vase OF
water. In few days tender pale green
branches feather out soft and cool to the
touch, and giving delightful health giving
odor.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

The Empress Frederick is continually do
inv charitable work. Her latest achieve
ment is the collection of sl25, 900 for the
new Childrehs Hospital at Berlin.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Entsrsd st the Post-ofncs at New York ss second
class matter.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02
Diaz Whips q Liar.

Attention was some time ago drawn
in this country. says the London Truth.
to some silly personal attacks made
against Nine Patti 10 Mexican paper.
Apropos to these libels, Mr.. Ruben, the
well-known American artists agent
who accompanied Nine. Patti te
Mexico, has told the true-and good
story.
The libeIs consisted In the fact thai
Nine. Patti was accused Of calling Mrs
Diaz, the wife OF the Mexican presi.
dent, ''washer-woman." The state.
ment was grotesquely untrue, for Mrs.
Diaz Is personal friend Of Nine. Patti,
and the falsehood was presumably only
in order TO damage the great singer In
Mexico. President Diaz. 1t seems,
settled the matter in his own fashion
He sent message asking the editor Of
the paper to call upon him.
The fattered Mexican Journalist
came, and was then invited to take .
stroll in the garden. Duly arrived
there. the president removed his coat
gave ths libeler q sound thrashing Of
the good old-fashioned sort. So. al
any rate. says Mr.. Ruben. and il b.
speaks truly congratulate President
Diaz.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02
POPULAR SCIENCE.

r Aluminium is said to answer very
well for sextants. mining instruments.
and other similar purposes where
strength. accuracy aud Aghtness are
desirable qualities.
The object-glass Of the Lick tsle-
scope In California has an area oil
10I8 square inches. The next largest,
that at Pulkowa 10 Russia, has an area
of only FOG square inches.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02
Fell Among Thieves.

Mr.. Williams. the great English
criminal lawyer, had his collie stoieD
and had to pay for the dogs return
He said. when talking of the dog
thieves: Il yentured to remark
that fhey must be doing thriving
business. EGO being large sum TO re.
eeiyc for the restoration Of one dog.
The answer received was that 1t wal
only two guild apiece. as there are ten 0;
US in 1t, and it il share and share alike.
then somewhat modestly remarket
that. knowing who l was. | thought i
rather too bad Of them TO steal my dog.
All! that's the best Of it, said one o.
them. Lord. sir, you should have seer
how nv pal Biil here did laugh.
Amt It rather hard says !, TO take
the counselor's dawgr Not bit,
jim SAYS he: hiss had good lot ou'
of us, and why shouldn't we get w
Tie out Of m:"-Speesator.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02
A spanish Submarine Boat,

Stain would appear to treat her In
ventors better than most nations. A
naval lieutenant Isaac Peral, has con.
structed submarine boat moved by
electricity. which. according to the
Spanish press.is the greatest invention
Of the age, an opinion apparently
shared by the government as Mon
day nights council, on the proposal OF
tho minister OF marine, conferred a
title OF nobility upon Lieutenant Peral
and presented him with S1O0, 900 CO..
000 for services to his country and as
u testimony OF his countrymen's graft
tnde. IL 10 not stated whether this
sum represents the monetary value of
the patent But without wishing for a
moment TO detact from the merit OF
Lieutenant PeraL whose boat may be
the most perfect Of its kind, it may be
pointed out that similar vessels have
existed for many years past In other
countries. a fact which the Spanish
newspapers seem TO forget, or at least
to ignore, while heaping almost full
some eulogy on Lieutenant Peral as in.
ventor of inventors London Times.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02

grasped his s-- 90. -. :, :.
.--~rn lighted up the fsss Of biz
teScuef,
Il was Mani
joel Invoke ths next morning with !
delinious sense Of peace.
There was no pain anywhere. A
woman's hand was on his forehead. He
was in ! woman's room. He lay with
his eyes closed and tried to put things
together. Then be looked up into tho
face Of Nan.
Don't speak. Nan! Let mo lie still.
II this Is dream don't want It To
endr
..But it Isn't. It's real and thank
God II Isl" said Nan. reverentIy,
Joel reached up and drew Nan down
toward him and their lips metz
so do ~ Was all be said.-E. L.
Nncent IN N. Y. Weekly.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02
love IS ENOUGH"
. Treeedy which Followed = Marriage
With . Girl Who Couldn't Cook.

The groom wss Nvine. the bride was fair;
Her cyes met his with vitchina air; 81.
She Was tcader and meek ~ maid could b.
And she Ind no more sense Than o babe %
-sYuunssfer, bcwarew the old men said, .
Wev We tried the pass" But he shook ms
He shook that head oracularly,
I'm marriage Love 4 enoas.,'qreth BE;
Breakfsst At home. How strange and sweetf
But someth,ns was wrong With the things 70
eat:
eonsthins was queer In cofsee and tee
~Nny. give me = Kiss instead" said he.
DIpner ct home: hut he could NOT cnt.
o rzwish pofatOesl o kiin-drie,i meati
you've left out the taste from the soup
-In make Il All right with . kisA" sailed
she.
Supper At home and he could not eat.
o bread like puttyi o niuEh OF wheatt
q shiny pickles. tea OF taul
He rose from the table starving man.
Aiack. what siieth that bridegroom nDwf
he stamps and roars ~ he knots his brow.
go home. to your mother. and say for me
That low O II not nearly enough" qnoth he
~ Q. Turner. In Good housekeeping.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02
Tho Highest Point In Africa.

When the scientific world lauobed ri
~, bumbie m;ssjonarv Rehn,.nn w.
ra,sorted over forty YEAR, 600 Tho, he
ned found .now,crow y,omn,.;n
nrder she eopafor he merely ranl;ad.
81 Was hronght nm in sw;tzey,.nd and
,uch. N know snow.canned naat
wnsS ssa one That w,s ~. rs,
event IN the history ~ modern d;s.
cfwerv in Central Africa and Il h
or,Iy Within the mast few weeks that
We have had the details of Dr. Hans
Movers final triumph over Kilima-
Ni:ro whose enowv kin dom. had
dsfsstad The EFFORTS ~ nnmher ~ ar.
piorers
Rebmann wouId have felt repa;d for
al the r;dicule that v.s showared nm
r. - '.,s ~
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02
stock and Dairy Items.

Soalded bran makes an excellent
food for pigs. A little corn meal added
improves 1t. Thin 1t down with skim
milk or butter-milk.
II Ia estimated that for fattening
hogs one bushel OF corn Is equal TO
three bushels OF oats. and that when
fed dry, shelled corn is more cconom-
.oal than corn meal for hogs, especial
" II the cost OF grinding Is taken into
consideration.
Damp. wet locations for sheep are
promotivc OF foot rot, and damp quar-
tors at night causes colds. A sheep
very quickly suocumbs to disease, and
too much care cannot be given the
flock in providing dry quarters. shade
and fresh water.
One OF the evils Of breeding lie that
Of exchanging males between neigh
bora 1t Is ouIy q system Of inbred
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02

iso. ana no improvement can b mnda
by il. Tho males should como Iron
the best stock. aud should IN no -
bs rslated 10 the females =.
When tho fErnicr churnS his niIH
and sells butter he does not qeprive
his soil OF fertility. The buttsrmiis
may be- fed TO swine and poultry VIM
profit, but when meat and eggs arg
sold the fertility Of the soil goes Also.
Nothing robs the soil faster than sell
Ing milk, ind Unless the farmer pro-
cur.: Fertilizers or bdys 4 large pro-
portion Of bran sSd linseed nlesi hh
farm will deteriorate. .
There Is no doubt Of d great ~aeye
OF buttor fats BY the setting OF milk.
When tho temperature 10 reduced 70
$50 or below, Ind lssld there. and not
allowed 70 rise above 49, for twelve
hours, the cream win all get up. Dut
II the temperature rises up 70 5OS or
above. then the milk should STAND
fully twenty-four houras When inc
conditions for the cream-rising are I'M
favorable, 1t IL advised 70 put less
milk Into the pans or cans. TO put colo
water into the milk. and, II possible:
10 surround the vessels with cold
water. A common mistake u made 70
put cold VISITOR about the cans. ana
when II is warmed by tho milk mot 70
remove II and put more cold water ~
It's place. This should be done several
times 70 insure the best results.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02
THE JEWEL oE me INDIAN COBRA


The natives Of the Jungle say some
eobras carry precious stofies about
with them, and at night coil in the
grass TO watch them glitter. Prof.
Hensoldt. the Indian traveller, says
Zone night . native called me TO SEE
this wonder. Close TO the waters
edge stood an immense tamarind tree,
and within fifty yards of It the cody
halted and mysteriously puirtsd 10 tho
root pf the tree. A foot from the trunk
1 observed in the grass q greenish
light. apparently proceeding from 4
single point. After time I could see
the cobra cooled near the foot OF the
tree, slowly swaying It's head to and
fro Ia front Of the shining object.
unfortunately / had no gun, and
my guide. who seemed 70 feel that be
was responsible for my safety. entreat-
ed me so earnestly TO let the snake
alone that acceded. Moreover be
promised to bring me this stone within
three days. The cody kept his word.
for the second morning afterward he
brought the stone. He had climbed
the tamarind tree before dark, and
after the snake had taken up bis posi-.
ton he had empticd bag Of ashes up.
on the stone. The frightened reptile.
afteit chasing about for a while trying
to fiad It's treasure. had gone of. The
cody remained In bis safe position un.
til daylight. when he descended the
tree, dug the stone out of the ashes,
and here it was In my hand.
1.-The cobra stone was . semi.trans.
PARENT water-worn pebble Of yellowish
color, about the size of q large pea
which In the dark, when previously
warmed. emitted greenish. phospho-
resent light / found IL to be chloro-
plane. q rafa variety OF fuorspar.
1.-The mystery Is not difficult to ex.
plain. Cobras feed on insects and
seem to have an especial liking for
fireaies. Only the male freflies fly
about, and close observer will notice
that a constant swarm OF the male in
sec!s will fly near the females. which
sit on the ground and emit an intermit-
tent glowing light. The cobra uses bis
ph0sphorescent stone rs o decoy fol
the firedies. Competition would lead
to the snakes Selling and carrying Of
the treasure. and habit has become
hereditary. "-Hayper's Magazine.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02
True Enoueh.

"Why don't you wear your glass
eye now, as you used to dop" asked
the humorist's wife, addressing her
husband because 1t hurts me In my
profession. love- Hurts you in your
profession. Why, how can that be p
ut Is not an original eye, dear"
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02
Grape culture.

The horticulturist Of tho Agricultur-
al Department in Washington gives
this valuable hint TO those intending
to engage In grape culture: The dis
t,nguishing popularity Of a good grape
climate IL. primarily. that OF an entire
absence OF mildew on the foliage. The
presence Of water or moisture on the
leaves IL necessary for the extension
of mildew, therefore the best grape
climates In this country are those OF
greatest immunity from dews.