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RAILROADS.
DIcHaoSD AND nANviIrE RAILROAD co.
IL r. ". HUfDEkOifE A. n kIU RfN fOsrkR
~ w Is


Al trains srrve and leave Pen asyNsni. Ps.--n-
- ~ a IA. -n.lr. s~cnns~-t- Lynrhlu-r fc- .ll
sta ,c1s Norsoik - SStarn lr,sad and ssr al
lrin. lisal nts south al u va OF ki.lu.oai
and i1nviiie Systetu. frlin.sU : err-r Nv fork
and MA~nlt- ton % Atsnt.. Duustfnr thine IA
Sleep-T 10 NeS trlrans NJ ssn.ery and ssf Mem
rtls VIA hiririnsham, HuItlf.c a ltanxtile 18th
Sweeper for Augu-fa. fTfirHf Manassas Ffont
koysl and Strs>hurr daiiy -N1-rt sunday.
< ~ fn--hsiay fuf AarHt-utr aud tiArlofts.xiIs
and IN -ush train Tor frout isA ana StFssrure a "
except SundAF.
NESfEkN NESlih I'D INIT n romps~s.i -
cr~y - luln an >.ef-r. nirluF. iar'1r md Sno' -
TAR snd RUS O. Ausnta t.if- o. hau-sl WITH IA =
Ney ORLEANS Via nrsUfnHrs ant Nee l.I-k md
Na.hinctou e. Aikeu au- Ansrt-aa va Cclrri,fIa
and Nasdiagt, N . Mem irisNls a. .filn-hau Nantur
car N-N York - hot.i-rns-rN
O. . tn--lai.N 'oT 81 ~ tst poiUts south IN
lAicnilitfn4 and lfanNtilu ~tsi. IfFlan Sl@-f--r
New ho-t suc NssHinsilu fH Hog >trtns- Va A-hr-
vile. and Nt~h 'ngfrf fy ~
TRAINS oN Wash NGf|N AID OHIO DIVISION
cave Washington - FL De- o.. =. Z, y M ana "a IS
z a.. daily ts-tlrutaE ag-lN. Mas.inrtan asa N .
> a. pm aud u - p. 81 y 1r.in leANlns v A.ls-
,ns,on IS /, D. "a sud arrviig q - ni.. saa
Through TRAN, from ~ south s-rive washtnrts,
q - n 10 40 a suf = a O.. aI Narss.A- piNi--
mn. 20 ~ = IA aud q - O. .i.. eNr.rt SUNDAY.
tfcAet- SleeI nN 80 atu- SUD inform az an
intnis2ae. a. oni,e. lhh lF-nus, ,Narss aV~ aud 81
s.nEer station. leuasy iNan,a hsiircSd. Washing
.. : brown. 6-uarAl As--u, Ia--.ns-- Dap.
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Tn GREAT ,.,,y,,, 80, -.

i PENNSYIYA ROUTE
10 Bo TIE Ri f3EiH "tSf ANp SSegTHwEsr
srERL R IA, A 1AsSifISfsPP S faGiFnExr
rn,,>s Ia srsei AuSast =, ises;
- G Dps J!H ANb B sTs, As LoIIoMs
For Pits Jnrs and the Mc.,, fennsyly.Ils Ianii,.d
Ss5y6L ts.i ~ LIPs 20 o ~ dng % oh,s..S
insan e siIsus asd Har lara aT.9 70 f,ssss
ana .ieeping cSrs from lhttsburs 70 Columbus.
Louis and cincinLaa Exrr-ss :,..5 D. m daily.
sleeg.ng Cars WASHINGTON 80 Harrisburg. harris
hairsearg e 81. louis Columbian E,press q
CHICAGO and D.nins Car RIrrisluiT 70 CIicaso.
Western Express at : - ,. dsily with Sleeping
Hsrs5hsv with through sis,P.T. for pt.6u.s
and Cleveland Pullman D.ninr Car rittsburs %
Chicago. southv, st.fn EKir.ss. 81 40 y. IN. daily
,,r titsbdrg, Columbus. clnr nnst. Indianapolis.
Msshingion TO s.. Louis Sleeping Ca Harisbu7s
e Mrml bis, Dining Car Altoona ~ Richmond.
!he Vest VITA isrcGsh IS s.eepss % PisSsGars aud
For Kane, canandsrus. Rochester and SiAsArs Fails
FOR dE r,ss s,gS asn,Sasy % n; Cor pu,
40 md 49, a. - no. ss Ssi .,, i9' "a "a
I'm. With sicepnr caT Washington 20 Elnirs "
g,m dal.y: y ,srt saturday. nth sleeping car
For NJ liaIisp n, Remove and Elmra at 10 50 m
FOX rfiiAhEIpHI1. NEW YORK AND TER
EAei. g 9 90 aud IL a. m. ~ - . 10. Il.
49, 1000 and IL ;, Pa On SUNDAY 300;
II - IA. Limited Pullman yestibule Parlor
''CoNGREsSIONAL LIMITED"
With Dining Car from Baltimore tor New York. 4. 90
pm daily t ISr fEa ~. r a, week days only Pas
street statoa. Philadelphia. for Broad street sta
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
fa'; express. 9.5o. NJ week days. AID as 30
Sundays only. 7qo.m
Accommodation. 5 90 a. m. daily.
Express. o. anu ;. 40 .. IN. daily.
For Boston. without change. 30 a. m week days and
For Bro5klyn ny. all through trains connect ss
jersey City with bosts - B-ookh n Annex. afford
ferrialse Acr0 - NoN lurk City.
For Asntlc cry. IL 90 m. L. IS week days.
For Baitimo-r. :. 90 $50 go. : 80. 900. eco.
10 ~, 10 20. u. - aud ~. 90 m, 10. la. 20l.
go Z y 8 e 3 - q 90 I.iEni;seD. :; ~ "a
y. ON sunday, 5 -. 20. . 90. 8 os, 10. 50.
lloo.m l2;l5, loo col 20 y 80.
1000 and II ~ nm.
For Pores re'k Line. = 20 IN and 30 D. daily
For Annapolis, : % o 90 ana II. 80 m. ana %
pm daily except sunday. sundays. 100 m
Fo1 ALEXANDER. AND THF sorTH
For Aenandria, : 20. 3. : As, \ 90. AS. IS
4 e,'1 a. 90 ~ II. q, rs; n, q 3 s g1.
Saya; 81 -, IA Ai Iot, IN 90 IA
8 IS. :. ". aud 10 o. q. IA.
Acconnodatien Tor Quant,eo, 7,45 9. m. d.il,
For hichmoaa and the so'Ith. io aud 10 57~A
Train. leave Alexandra Toy Washington. 0S. s.oS.
s Se s.s e p = T. 4; 4 = as i 90 Sc .Ssa
liza r. os. 5 o.. o.. :.4o. o. IS aud 10. 50
tkets and information the ofhce northeast
ner 18Th street sud p-ansy avenue. ant az THO
station. where orders Be left the checking q
baggage TO dsstinAton from hotels and resaences.
General Manager. t.u27l General Passenger Assss
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RALrMoRE h OHIO R.uno,p.


schedu,s IN effect Nos.mssr r. lscs.
Leave washington ~. a'i'n 'orusr Il Ne- ss,ssy
Fer ch-sr, sn1 >,2tr~--,. S.., ,u,ea I,u,i,.a Ma.
pre- rains n 80 Ala. - y ~. daily.
=, =, a'innst, =, L'u., ana n iisuarol.. N-.ti-
brisd tainted 3n. express . -, o IA daily
lu u sl,u.s aud Cleveland. eAlr-ss daily II 30 .
F.r I.a,' ~, n ana S..uu,on. 10 .osm
T. wiurhesi~r AMI way stations. IS ~ r m
Chsi'Aro,.s spl Memphis. s4s an, II i6p M
d. ,, sia.' iur sa-s tu-cul n T. N~,sfki, .na S..a
Ivr l..rsV. ; 80 3. N daily
POI Ia iiiIit 70 N~sk sayz. q - - VI q rs ~ X
q 20 a. minutes - - : 40 "a ~ 10 90 IS min.
ute a.; n y -. - a. o. ~ ~. ~ IL ! q.
~ -. so, I..oo a! 3bard II 4, p'm. snni.ys'
n ~. = N - minutes - or. : 10 rq 10 10 hn
80 Is n Is Is q g 100 &c ~ aa 80 81
ror ,na,Isits : |, ,na :. 70 NJ. IL Is aud q -
.for p, d.rick. ts4'. fil.3O an. u.l5. - %.
- l.g.rsf,rn 80 4oa.rr .na aorm
70 h7yt sHd was points. - 80 n.
., Oar herShug - a. way ugint. % ~ % COS IN
"a" - Il -. 'sH'. - r. = a. '7.nS - 40 I'll q
Pm. lntr.s t-sluE st1rgius al prru-irai sta.i,p.
En(', t 81 ~ * =. q. "a ~ ~ Z
- D'-' l. - ,plI mia '"hA AND fHii-
for lhila u Tliia New NorA. Ros,on snf che east.
g. = ,n o. lhu nc 'trl M. T.. o. =. m.
or-n - 1000. X. 49, N~'
p tsl'del't,A. WILMINGTON and Chester. 800
Fufs' ts-lor Car On al day .r,i1s
- h'-tn = - % ,r VIII il.l man Bufr; Sleep
y, t".s,t'-,s'- i-r landing passengers IN Is and
~ \. ~ . ny. 10 m, ans ~ o. =. IN. Sun
fEAc~It sunday. -naTy gSund.y only.
ri.aDrT - trains
re- den. - by Union Trsusf-r co ofiers lsft al
nc ono, rl9 And 1854 Pa sy.. and At depot.
a Va.s 49,.
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ATTORNEYS.

THE WASHINGTON LEGAL BUREAU rRANs-
4 acts all legal business at a rs.s nabie cat =
clients. CONSULTATION and advice free. GEO. ".
KILN, Atty. Central bl't'g 9TH and Pa ave.
oc:s.sln-
CAMPBELL cARRINGToN.A TroRNRy-AT-LAw,
= Webster Law Building. Jo5 ID v. Naaldnsto0.
DC kex-aeucc. sr<s az
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Bagsase called Tor ana 'h-rkel from hotel. and
re- ien - Nv tLi1n lrsusf~r Co "a ufiers lat Al
j 4. HHTtl. fHAS a. SfI-Ii
As-n- Manner fuTa1 t,sp r..
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In order to get better service the dodgers
vii be required TO work before they are given
. meal OF victuals. when such work Is practi-
cable, as the yard will be kept oDen from morn
ing until 10 pm. Half a dozen new bath tubs
beng put in, well : a sulphur chamber
10 devitalize the clothing II Is the experience
Of Superintendent Warner that tramps will run
from a bath tub and saw buck and for that
reason he expects many of the trsmps viii de-
cline to accept the hospitality of the city and
will keep on through rather than go through a
wash and q little manual labor. II is the inten-
tion TO make the place institution where per-
sons who are stranded here can get cleanly and
honorable relief
GREAT SAVING EXPECTED.
Ths new institution ID il thought. will prove
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THE ExpERrMESr TO BE TRIED.

With the new lodging house Mr.. Warner
hopes 10 experiment upon plan that has oper-
ssed successfully IN other cities. Congress ap-
Propristed $4,000 for the maintenance of the
lodging house. and the Night Lodging House
Association wanting to do the best thing in the
matter gave the use of their house and ap-
pliances free Of charge in order that the Dis
etShOuld have no serious drawback. The build
ing Is now being rejuvensted and additional ap-
plisnees are being put in. The yard in the rear
and on the side OF the building is being shielded
IN order that the dodgers may spend part OF
their time over the wood horse and chopping
block The supply of wood for the District
Offices will be sent there in stick instead of be
ing sawed and split at the wood yard. and by
earnest work the dodgers in three hours will be
able TO earn two meals and a nights lodging.
The building will sleep thirty-si1 persons and
the yard viii hold twenty five who can manip-
ulate the saw and AK at a time
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-07
ltmiere 9amen vfd,,tel 9(usftellauo

Man fOmme uno d6erase @ our ben ssmen Auseniaen
Der serblamben Nabalhst erss easts mobrnau Damsns
Mdntel. llmbaase, Mdntl, Sadn Mdnte ssbunbsft
BON Wnt, Sfunf< uno alaan Y, riFde Sahmdntd NIT Yf1
bsst in ben neuen 8aGons. Nfe uno gOas eb Art nb ii
ben pei6ionm pen @an prife bic 0ualitat ber gDaasn.
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graffen (25 0eftar). cine sr6Bere ba=
gegen 160, 900 Quabrats8raiien. 0eute
foItet elm rober &olonieplab etipa 6OO-
800 Wfilreis, wdbrenb ei1e tDoblgez
pflegte dltere &Dlonie nid)t icIten, bis
au aebn Gontoa eintrG9t.
Die 1852 8epobner be5 0tunicips
bon Santa grua (na6 Der. 3dblung
bonn 81. December 1900 biirften auBer
3tDeiz biz breitauienb in BEN WatezWalz
bungen bes @ebirges lebenben 9uios
graiiliern fdmmtli6 Deutidc fein.
Staliener iinb in bieier @egeab ni9t
porbanben. Die anbauernbe @usbreis
tung Der Dentf9en, bic nab unb na6
rings bernm a0eS Qanb auftaufem unb
iol6ergeitalt bic ii6 bur6 eigene un=
permnnft ruinirenben 9uIosgraiilier aus
riidbrdngen, berubt auf ibrer unerb6r=
ten Gru6tbarfeit. Nu1 ben braiilis
i9en gben entfprieBt pielfa6 Elm sro>
Ber &in6eriegen, aber bod, ba bic
Mfdnner Dielfad bur9feu6t iimb, ni6t
anndbernb in glei9em @rabe tpie bel
ben Seutf6en. rIllein in bieier pis
eabe", er3dblte mir geiprd6sweiie Elm
tnnger aolonit, rbabe i'd 16 Snfel."
yon einem alten aber nod 1ebr riiltigen
9enbenbsiieer erfubr i6, bab feline
9inber, gnfel unb llrentel ii6 auf bic
fattli6e 3iffer bon a9taig a6pfen be-
liefen. Sn Der Santa Gru3 bena9z
barten @olonie Santa Nngelo gab es
1891 235 @eburten unb BLOB 36 So=
besfdIe. Was Wunber, ipenm bic
tpoblbabenberen Goloniitem bel 3eiien
befrebt limb, fir fold aablreide Na6z
tom'nerf6aft 2anb anautaufen. Inter
ben 4oloniften bon Santa Cruz, bic
ettpa sur 9dlfte protefantiid unb fas
tboliid iein m6gen Gam 3iosparbinbo
tpobnen fat BLOB proteifanten unb in
Der alien picabe fait BLOB 8atboliten),
gelten bic pommern als bic tiidtigjten,
neben ibnen aud bic HbeinIdnber.
Mber bon ben &uifen, berem 3abl bier
gliidli6ermeiie iebr gering lift, fagt man
ipenig @utes. 9(uffaaembermeiIe linb
gerabe III ben lebten Sabre biele @6tpar>
&c unb Wtulatten bon BET Sierra, mo-
lie friiber ipobl als Sflapen gelebt bas
ben miifen, 81 ben urtpalbs golonien
binabgeftiegen. 9lls e6te &epublitaner
pflegen iie einen BEL elmer 8egegnnns
auf Der 2anbitrabe nit ''citadao''
(8iir9er) 3u begriiBen. Die 3olonis
fen fpreden BON bieien 3usiislern oils
BON un3uperldIligem @efinbsl, geipdbz
rem ibnem aber lit ibrer @utmiitbigteit
bod ftets Soft uub Sbbad. Dor ldns
gerer 3eit ioll es nod in Santa Gru3
ielbit eini9e Sflapen geseben baben.
(5hlnb foIst)
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Wor ser @troffon,,,,er r. Sr;er

- gor Der Straftammer in Srier
batten fi6 fiir3lid ber Stub. tbeol.
Wilbelm &ei6arb unb Der Bn1brude.
reibefBer gmil Sonnenburg tpegen Bes
idimpfumg Der &eliqutenberebs
rung als elmer ginri6tllng unb zines
@ebrau6es ber fatbolif6en Stride, bes
gangen bur1 bic S9rift yDie Srierer
&odfabrt unter Der Mera &orum", su
peramtmortea. 8eibe Mngeflagte tpur<
ben oerurtbeilt, baben aber gegem baS
@rfenntniB Der Straftammer BEN Sit=
itansentpeg befdritten, 10 haB iid5 bents
nd6ft bas @eidbsgeridt nit Der Sadie
au bei6dftigen gu baben ipir6. Die
3eitungem ipre9en fait ausnabmslos
bic 9offnung aus, ba8 &ei1sgeri1t
perbe bas erffinftan3Iide GrfemmtniB
bermerfen, ba ber Staat fein Ge6t ba<
be, bic &eliquien ieinerieits gu unters
itiiBen. Wie bic v@ermania7 bebanp=
tet, tudre Der ipirflidbe gerfaKer Der
ineriminirten e'6rift elm gana anberer,
als Der berurtheiIte Stu6ent; in ipeIz
den @reiien berfelbe gu fuden, biirfte
pielei6t aud benz 9errn s nfti3m l.
nj ter nidt gang glei9giltig iein.
~Do6 bnnfel if ber &ebe Sinn!"
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Wte lift Die4

gDir bieten einbunbsrt Dollars 8eIobnuna
fir ieben Sail bon 2atarrb, her aidt burd
Ginnebnten bon Sdl's Aatarrb flr sebeili
iperbsn fann
s. s. Gbeneb & 6 n., Gisentb, 9olsbo, ..
9Sir, bic llnterjeihneten, baben 8. ) G9e-
neb felt ben Ietten Is Sabren sefannt unb
balten ibn fir pollfomnlen ebrenbaft in allen
Observation-Disclosures uno finai3iea befd.
bist, nlle pom ieiner Strma einsesansensn
8erbinbIiebfeiten 3u erfnuen
8eit & 5ruar, @robbaneels Dresuiiten,
Tolebp, 8.
8aIhing &innan Marvin, @rob.
banoeIss sDrcsuiiten, TpIebo, Q.
Y. 8. @an 3oefen, 8aiiirsr, 5olebc
a tionals8anf, Tolebp, 8.
Saii's 2atorrb aur miro innerIid senont:
men uitb tpirft bireft auf bas 8lut nnb bic
i1leimigen Oberfldden oss ebftems. 3eug.
nlllee tre1 Serionbt. greis rs Gents fir bic
0lalope. Strtauit BON allen apotbetern.
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ssm, Ttmmens, Rpitmeiffer Ia Sbaptue, Subtona,
tGrttb ~Das electric Bitters1 bat mir metr aenis,
ais ane aneeren Rebt.taen sufammensencm aesen
aue bte pei6merbeu unb 9efbeu ueIxe bic EoIae Spn
StSrunsen ber 0teren unb Der Geber fnb.1 Der FAR
msr unb Biebsafter Sobn eesIte, ebenfaus BON Sbas
ptue, iast: so toIe electric Bitters fur bte bette
Weetetn, bic es stebt, ID babe mid mad lbrem Gez
brauas iDie neu seboren sefhbit.1 3. W. Garsener,
etn Gtienpaaren Sdnbler berielben OrtfAaft, iaat
yGleetrts 3ttterS TT serahe Das, mas Semanb braut
rte man 5u fasen pnest. M.r bat es Bic @eiunbbett
Tteesrseseben ans ID BABE pteber appe. unS nenen
Dte Glas&e tcitet nur so Gents. gu babeu In auen
apotbsten. ahclpb Drstb, Gbomplon & Gr. gpboIe-
faIe.
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Wr1t1to @igeltt91i1lt.
-UlaIenpermdlters Derfauf.-

cbu ST. 100000 gnb<G Gsentbum ean Anonio mus iucrt
rsfaut werben Der san Bes b in 5tlen unb GrnbRidtn
ansbotn w e Der adur winfat robe gut eneere groutrr
nit sutem abias BON 9ier wet un wrfliden Neribe
Nussebebn Drudere unb litbceapbides Gableu,en wes
bic bette Ranblhaft int @abpsHm BAT.
9utsesene @eiadftstdu unb Grunbad unb Baupldst IN
Der Ni unb la ben @ubentbeien ber Sabt Grpee Nusrot
ae1nlibe Sherten flnO ni pOrber stmaAt wOrben.
REAGAN HOUSTON Maafembsr,palter.
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@rnnSeisentbnms llebertrasansen.
$. s. S6ul3 an Gerbinam6 &.
9offmamn, Stitd 2anb an GiboIo.
$1,000.
paul 5ellmann oil Milie S. Waate
ler, Grunbffiid an Garions unb Mags
noliasStrabe. $1,000.
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Mi6aePs, 220 Of Souitons
StraBe perfauft mir 10 Sabre alten
Hermitage Rye" NIB "Old Grow
Bourbon.
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Gcn ntdts fciami nihtS! aber ,rsHn bu BITE arerpe
btnnnter fdaft, 70 bstemmft hu bic itnen Seuisu am
Rcrf-ccn ielbf, unb oa btee n6t ieltft ferises
9ritet nur 25 Gents.
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|. = -@roBe @r6ffmnm9--
= pnemo01*flt 1*flt=9tpartfnttnt5. ::

wy w 7V1p111etStlx1l- <1llSIlVlIu1lly!
6ro6e Groffnune Ger Damen= 111dntel. olus1elluna
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Sic 9smBtpaare.t 9(,tsftelllt,ta.

s auseaas 1T jebsnaas bic rtt&batis oe jema bier III
oer puswaaren Sranas iebn swen it, Nats III peraumt
wOroen UNI selbe elmer slannoen seal. lniere Mube
Damn Sa no aeliers berabntean Wobiuneu Der
tpnansbnben W sdbte. Seine Dame wb be Neu6ein pbue
Gntsadn feran nnn Dabei nb bic Yreil dueerf mdsia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

Why DO not all dairymgn bottle mill,
and then sell It for tho same prlca rs
tho ordinary ludlcd ont milk? This IL
the question asked by consumer. In
ladling milk out OF the largo cans into
pint and quart measures fully 10 per
cent. * loss. This Is moro than tho
loss Of the bottles amounts 10. There IL
no more work ia bottliug ,hairin ladling
out A persistent and good tempered
milk sollor can IN time educate his Gus
toners TO be conscientious in returning
bottles.
1t Is certain that tho best way is for
dairymcn to raise their own cows.
ono trouble with bottled milk this
timo Of year IS that tho bottles arc not
properly cleansod Mt tho dairy. Gus.
toners should be instructed 10 rinse the
empty bottle In all cases In cold water
fill It with cold water and let It sunl
till called for. Then when tho milk.
man gets it back homo in tho dairy no
should SEQ that NIL bottles aro boiled In
soda water-washing soda. This will
kill every poison germ. and tits the Gus
tom Of tho best duirics so 10 u!eanfe
milk bottles. It IS not inviting or appe-
thing for customer to pour the milk
out of n sealed up bottle and lind tlro
sour old clabhor sticking to the sides,
just as some customer too lnzy 20 wash
the bottly had left 1t tho day before.
Green fodder aud onsilagc for dairy
cattle must be grown on the dairyman's
own land; grain for the cattle can gem
orally DO bought cheaper than it can 10
grown.
In ono Of the best paying dair!es In
this country tho rule IS; The COW that
does not make over $50 pounds Of butter
q year IS got rid OF.
SEQ that substantial premiums are Of
fered at your county fairs for the be-,
cheeses, both home and factory.
Eight hundred cows arc regarded MS
tho number necessary TO start con.
densed milk factory on, At condensed
milk factory in Mnino prices paid are rs
followsi Two nnd half cents quart
in May and June, cents in July and
August, ~ cents from Sept, to Dec.
!, and cents from that timc ON till
May /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-04

two lines thrcequartcrs OF an inch spar,.
tho shingles alternating, The claphoirll
show four-lfths OF their width and tho
shingles onUthird Of their length to the
weather. The porch IS constructed Of
clear pine, with ceiling II narrow board.
Ing and turned O.inoh columns. The roofs
nro OF is-inch cypress shingles. laid ~
inches TO the weather on No. 9 fencing.
The ridges arr snddlcd with Pine boards.
Cottage CUTTERS Of tin nru laid In on tho
second couno Of shingles and ainch tin
conductors lead MI roof water to the
ground. The porch and stoop flooring arc
OF i'lSl.inch clear n, nnd q. pine.
Inside q 'lAG-inoh \. and G.. pine, all
thorough I'D to each bearing. The
outside iloU. laid In paint. Al door
jambs are rabnetod plank, with 3ineh
grounds and 5js.lnch rcedcd casing, with
foot aud head block. Panels are formed
under each window IN the two stories, aud
tho base In all parts matches the trim
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at top. Neatly pointed where exposed to
view. Tho chimncys ARE Of hard brick and
mortar. laid with close Joints and thimhlfs
where required. Tho Interior side walls
and ceilings OF the two stories nto hard
finished ON one coat Of best brown mortar
and seasoned lath. Tho frame "a q sound
timber properly framed, raised and no.
cured. studdiug beams aud raftcrs grs
placed 10 inches apart from ocHtcrs. Tho
beams aru we'll hrldgcd. An window
fumrs have k.lnch stiles and timber
sills OF clear pine. The sashos are ! inches
thick, glazed AZ indicated On plans. aud
hung TO balance weights with good cori
The outgldc " the upright frame "a ilrst
shcathod over with shiplap shoathing. next
covered with rusin sized paper ana finally
inolosed with pine ellpboards 20 the height
Of the belt course. Above this IL IL slim
glcd with is-inch cyprSss shingles, laid to
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"a

architectural feature OF tho hall Is an o..
namcntnl staircase ui neat design, finished
natural ia white pine. The parlor, hail
and dining room may be thrown together
by sliding doors. A large china closet Is
placed between the kitchen aud dining
room. a we'll fitted pantry opens on tho
kitchen. from which stairway leads TO
the cellar.
The construction Is shown In the follow.
Ing abstract u the specifications Tho
height Of cellar IS . Il. q ia Of the fir.t
story. o Il. in., and Of the second story.
3 ne. in, all In the clear The cellar l. cx.
caya;cd 10 u depth Of feet. and the loose
earth used To grade around the house 40
completion, leaving Q feet Of the founda-
ton exposed to sight on the outside Tho
foundation IA OF good rnbhle stone, laid In
good mortar, ~ inches thick 10 top u
stound. from which it battors to inches
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Two centuries ago the umbrella was
1H0"h ana used US Il sunshudo. Ben
i.ih and Beaumont and Fletcher al
'ulyd to IL. In l1l9 It was used as q
'sln protector Gay in his Trivia"
,saEs OF tho "umbrclla's oily shed, Z"
, naleh was recorded Us kind Of SOU
g'H'eF material moro soryiceablo than
smshl'n or silk, which was used in It's
Tree Press. f''O'' ''''''
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Dc = G VISITS Nthyr ANu nHAts frEArNTsr
. saa ~ ly.isfs hIniuss. Fii. r.at,isis, nssa,gt
90 ite'ttauah o,usld " shatel tasares Wa.,ia
,.,,s, - s,.,e ifsnsars oh AZ, hNrnsU isa'
t AAa ~ ffmaf heatnrsssf hr fstsftsH u
haal &C. m4hih's ursfutHt o.. n af o. b. nal NJ
Nl-nneg Atlpaftfis gufs fssh sfdf o. taaes uih IL
~ 500 HHsa gls aatos fffluH N 81 rHfsa Qgafs.
e ,aa AZ y,hs~ni Iia'I c. ~ sEi "a Asia hurtl
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iho Sheffield cutlery firms, whose
s s depends so largely ON the
,, from impurities in the iron
;ney use, have mover found better
"on Than they obtained from Sweden.
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Doctor-l believe you have some sort
OF poison in your system.
pationt-Shouldn't wonder. What WINS
that last stun you gave meg- Exchnngo.
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The closets are sholyed and hooked In tho
usual manner. The doors are seasoned
front door outside IA heavily nodded, and
has heavy butts, lock, with night latch
and bolts All other doors havo suitable
Guiding plumbing and parlor mantel, ana
could be duplicated In most places at the
same figure, GEoRGE W, payne.
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SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE.

Comm odious and Con,cnicnt Homo Com.
plcte. InciudinE Plumbing, for al, 500.
Copyright. isoc. b. American Pres Assoois.
toni
This "a very desirable cottage Of seven
rooms, with tic necessary halla and clos.
eta II * well suited TO the require.
mcnts Of a small fmnily. The principal
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OursOl $500 Of ia. Finest
aud Workmanship
3-Onty Three Pieces Of Il kind to a custom,o-3
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How to Removo Finger Marks from Var
nishud Furniture.
Rub the furniture well with very
little sweet oil upon u soft rag,