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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

~ ~ ~ ~ l<S IL N
l'oR sALE-2.oU ACRES OF PINE TIMBER
ares. SkRssfS star S sa located 10 0psf ssf
EoR sALE-oR ExcHANGE--F CRY PROP
from Washington with OF without liys stosk ed i'm
pl ,aS,1s,. M M, SMITH;
EoR SALE ANOTHER FARM BARGAIN; II IL
U contains N acres. rs arabic; Groom frame houe
and necss 'S og,eudinss we'll and sprins Of m.
100 acres near Rockville. lss arabic, 20 meadow.
Farms near Msshlns,on and all sections q Maryland
also desirable properties for subtiSision. - ~
mhls-N X. p. HuTCHiNs. i5Os Pa. ave.
EoR SALE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, -
insIc$i '. HALL mo St. r.Hi &. s.i'i&ors ''
EoR SALE OR TO LEASE FOR TERM or
Il years,A beautiful country Ilace on the "a udson
acrr. with large farm sdjoinpnr handsome d~.llin
house OF orck and stone. with steam furnace. sbun
and piumS,ns; library, diniss room l.rss mus.
house. farm buiiiines. dsiry farmers and ssrd.pTs
cottAge. 40 larre lawns garden sruonsries am ns-
with charming river and mountain WE'VE. nslsIbsss
hood an historic one. with msnY old family place
mh,s ASFkIs BEkASS S.s "a.
EoR sAIE-ovER 200 large AND SMALL
farms. near Washington city. easy suits-
bic for stock. dairy. gardening putty RAISING.
mhis-aw JANIS T. CLTMESIs. lei y st. 4. ..
EoR sALE-NokFoLk. VA THkEE FIRsT.
II class truck farms
One Of LOO
One of -
One Of as acre-.
These farms located 2s miles from Norfolh city,
In Norfolk county, Va. on uSer where nsh and oys
tiers abound and a splendid turnpike. they
suitable for all kinds Of truck. would make rood
grain or farms This n chance seldom Offered
any wishing 70 locate IN tins sectlon For fur
Their lnfor address
T. FINLEY CROMWELL.
mhlS-lm Boz l3 Norfolk. Va
lsNOk hENT-30 AChks. IL ACkts IN ohAsS,
Il balance IN garden land, with 5-rOouh house aud
outbuL dlnss, sS 3 ARES garden landt roota
house and outbui.dinss. bio per month 10th near
benningsi posssssssn b. had immediately. No
LAchLEN 4 BAICHElDLR, cor. ION and @ sta
n ". fe.A-lm
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. FARMS
3h Write Tor Catalogue.
John STEPHEN.
fe6-.3ms 1913 St n ". Mashington. u. q.
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Coughing Lsads To Consumption.
ksn0s Bs,ssm win stop me cough II once
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Sl,4OO TO sAs" hAoH.
fivE 70 TEN ROOM FRAME HoUsra.

These house. are located at LAKELAND. Pripc,
Geotl,e's county. Nd and are for sale small
Srict tsuha.iion. and have rorchr. closets. e.Iisre
onthuildin.s; We pnHIa baths lsiroles &c. on
lakeland has . mssnitcsni isHs q cssr. Snpls
gA,sT, o ln..e II .,s -rs nd ss's,Ts .ou'
% r K and IL. WssSinsiSn and Eas,@ors pt. 1 s
and ss, Hs N my ss s R' e. i s
stores convenient Twenty trsins daily-oonmals-
fst fsf.hss particulars. gl.,., tickets. &c. .rply,.
tor iSrs H. ina ie eibff e .'' pm .'s
I,oh sALf-A vALuAbih PItCf oF skOTNH.
containing a6on, In ser-s IN M-tropoli. Ni...
,ronhHs IN lsn,en :,, mile ,so,s feraa
Pris. and terms sPpiy cw.HsSDf.sJ fss ' ~
l.oR sALE-AN UNUSUAL GRANGE run sFFCIi-
tric orrs q BE- teusht for less than onehsf u.i
tie sd,c,nins snds are selling for Tre. ESQ 90.
iArse snd small Iropsrpes tyr sg6d = lsi,n
EoR RrNT : HYATrsvII.i.E. MD. sRuou
S'''As''n near 's %HiTFRsS rHoufsoS is"
mhls-t lxS5 fst.n. ". oTIOsits fb6tt Mouse.
EoR sALE-A LARak LIST or sIBIkhAS
homes villa sites and buildins lots well larss
Gates and Investors Requested to sed or Inst
map OF suburbs. on TO cali apse ,,,,,,,.,s
mhls-2w issi f.;n.
e. MONTH. WITHOUT INTEREST. VILLA
SInnu adeslrs0e business 90 residence LOT 10 M.-s
P. mf s,fs' ;sPf iSs S S efGs aa
Fog ssLE.IHs MOST DEsIRiBLE LAND
within miles loc.ton UNSURPASSED =. 10 healthfa.
MS IN fnll vier OF tni- city only ego 20 eboo -
x A PHILLIPS a SON,
- l5ls Nes ora ave.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

w ANTED---ROOM
WANTED-BY QUIET YOUNG GENTLEMAN,
w furnished room without bosrd). between 9th and
18th north Of II st. price not 20 per monfh ;
eastern southern exposure preferred Civ paricu-
lara ii. W. H., Star ofilce. It,
"ASTED-FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w all parts of city cheapest and surest plan
to secure desirable roomers Established 1850; terms
moderate. SHACkhEfOkD's AGENCY. 427 18th Of.
mIS1-l2t'
WANTED-NICELY FURNISHED PARLORAND
w bed room. with board for Lady. Address K,
Star office. :mhl93ts
WANTED-3 BED ROOMS AND PARLOR FOR
w adults or a furnished house. Answer with full
particulars before April i. Address ARMY, Star
ONCE. mhll-3ts
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED OR
W unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping north
OF Pa and west of 18th st. references EXCHANGED
Address NJ. A. c., Star office. mhl9-3ts
WANTED-APRIL ]. 3 ORA 2D-FLOOR UNFUR-
w nished rooms for light housekeeping children;
n. W. section Capitol Hill IN W. pr.ferred Address
stating terms SECOND FLOOR, 3O2 T. St n Q. M 1913.
WAN1E OR3UNFURNIsEDK ROOMS NORTH
w OF Pa ave. and west of 18th ST. NV. by q lady
and dnuxhter Address. giving price and location L.
n r.. star ofhce mhl9-3t'
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yosN a. WALTTs and W. Mostly Williams
ask BY Mr.. John Ridous . decree of the Equity
Court requiring w. q. Davis to specifically
perform An agreement made February to
purchase Of eomplainants part lot s, square $40,
Tor e750L
PxyIrros hss been fled by r d. Musey,
for Myers l. Baxter and others, in the matter
of the estate Of the late Jedediah H. Baxter,
for ths appointment OF trustee under the viii
in place Of Joshua o. Stanton, deceased, and
Edward Clark, who renounced-
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FOR sALE-HORsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR sALE-HORsES AND VEHICLES
iy ysn ZEE HEAP 81 Ss
par mares l5 o,esI Odds ons pail BLACK aud sTs
hands hish 2 very me saddle horses. Can bs seen a
the SsPta Stables os ltIh 4 e. GIh r. ave
LroR sALE-FINE BLACK HORSE; SIX YEARS
old. sound and Kind weight, 10 s1lisb,s for
eoIpe OF any KIND Of business J. L GOMEZ hdi ''
LNoR sALE-CHEAP-oNk HEAyi DRAFT Hohsk
and srse iurntgrs ssson; e,hsr -eIsrSis "a !"
seeher Inquire a. .Os .t1 81. n ". nlnSI %
EoR sALE-sTYLIsH BLACK BoRsE YEARS
u Old hne ssddier and driver. Call after nntn
lroR SALT GOOD COUPE HORSE. l6HANDs,
II 4. $50 pounds. owner IN Europe, sold one-tnird
cost. years 4 blsck prompt driver Sears.
Rear 1877 4 st, nv. mhls-a
CoR sALE-oNE PAIR MULES. EIGHT YEARS
old .sSr0n ,d s5Sksp m ss0d otsss S.ssI s:s
C,oR sALE-BIo BARGAINS PINE DRIVING
orss can s trs sis, to minutes. and he ss s
ects can he driven by moss t,nid person eIesa-
sS. .n1 d or .d
u. aw. mhls-St.
I,oR sALE-5O HEAD or HORSES. JUST Az
4 from on. Ssr x :s. eo ss
hoTsss .Es sS.snaiSn s.aa,s hsr,s sys rssii
sTABLls. l2l0 DINO ave. nv. mhle2s
EoR sALE-THIkry HAD OF YOUNG HORSES
and MARI; ssser nhs drsFht and arNns h pTssS
s STI g isos g. :s'n
L,oR sALE-ALwAYs ON HAND-A yARIETY OF
horses suitable for drsft. driving and eddie Par-
iii ~ res. ss q sis ::
L,oR sALE-wHo IsNM. y. oEYEN he Is THE
man who has the grestesf ncnh>r aud variety Of al
kinds q carrlasss buse. vsoas snd hsrnss. IN The
on si time osii ana ..s al d. Ssaar s p .ss ssis
LOB sALE-cAkkIAeEs. wAeoys AND Buot
om me- se ss.s .srS. Cox xss s - No.
West " Washington ~
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

L,oR RKNT-1HK HYATT MassIoN ar
II Hysftssille. me brick sirurture o. alou, -
rooms. with beautifully ornsmented srouu u ~ -
eral ssf<~ splendid oppcrtgntfy st-n fr-tcl...
hotel 90 tosrdins house. - nIfle. n N.rhiuv+-.-
town of 90 m shitan $50 for safe
mh22-a DUckE1f fokp. dlsF
I.oR sAi.k- SEVERAL NEhy DEsIkAbIE
i dwellings IN Hysuryill-.
mhei-S DUckfIT FoHD. eispan-.
I.oR RFNT-THREEHoU sEsATHrATIsyiIIP
j near station, all modern nnrroy-alenis ala t.r
buildinE. mh.o-A
LoR RENT-sEvERAL NICE DWELLINGS, All
mh2l-i brCkfTT FORD. 0is Pa m
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WANTED--HOUSES


WANTED-AN EIGHT OR NINE-ROOM HOUSE
Recommendations Address Box l:S2. Star Office.
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE AN ELEGANT
w building lot hall square IRON fer new i'm
proved properly. not TO exceed 81 500; on Capito,
Hill VIM. II. BAkSTow. 81 ST. n ". mh2l-6t
WANTED - To PURCHASE DIRECT FROM
" owner an or Broom house IN Mt. Pleasant or
vicinity. deslrably located, with modern Improve
ments; must be bargain; not to exceed IS 600
will pay half cash. Apply DRUGGIST, cor. 18th and
Corcoran SITS mh21-4t'
WANTED-BRICK OR FRAME HOUSE; EIGHT
w or ten rooms; stable in 4th 10Th, to M
SIS Nv IS 0V0to ee. 0OO; direct from owner. J. H.
GRAY CO.. CO. + st InhI43t
WANTED-TO BUY on MONTHLY INSTALL
more than $4,000; give tull description, number,
street. &c. Address HOUSE. Star office. NH 1885,
WANThD-FOR CUSTOMER. SMALL BRICK
w or frame bonses for cash within city limits.
R.A-PHiLLIIS & son,
mh19-1m l4i9 n. Y.ave
WANTED-TO BUY OR sROOM BRICK IN
w the northwest hot tar from 9th and SIS n. w.;
centrally located; will pay equity cash. Address X s.
D., star ONCE mhl9H'
WANTED-TO BUY An OR GROOM BRICK
w near the Capitol; fair location; will pay or
assume. Address
mhl93t' A. P. j., Star ONCE.
WANTED-TOP PURCHASE AN EIGHT OR NINE.
w room brick in the no.thwest good location; will
Address G. U. T., Star ONCE. NH 1881
NANTED-IMPROVEDo OR UNIMpROvED REAL
w estate in any part of the city or District have
cheap. i. STARGARDTER
al4-3m 6l3 18th st. n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A COAURMAN. MARRIED. NO
s.:s-ssss Isisrsses xaar.s. J. s. B.. Star obs
W4xTEp3sx foUHa 6oLoRnD W9AAN.
H::Sa E. :nS Ha
WANTEDI0o TO, DICKS AGENCY FOR
s:s SIS t.
asei
Soss =. s
WANTED-A SERVICE PLACE IN SMALL PAM
w lily to do general Homework. Apply at 81 Q g.
WANTED-BYA YOUNG MAN. A POSITION As
dress Boz 8. Star once ~ ~
WAETkD-By AN kXPERIENCkD PHARMA.
as to sisndns 1 .nd saby IN
drsss II. T. u. Star ONCE. '" '"' mhsa- 81
WANTED-BY AN KxPRRIENCED NURSE. 4
1i,h 81 can furnish good rst'r'nees Apply
w ANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE GIRL, a PLACE
to sssn :.d c aSp a. .: q:
WANTkD-BY SCOTCH WOMAN. A sITUA-
Adde's. .:sf sSs
WANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT. NEAT AND
Girl situation 4, ham nn
nixht. Call at 1915 9th st n. ". nh32-3t'
WANTED, SITUATION BY COMPETENT LADY
Sad1ss. r. s. sta. d:
WANTED-sITUATIONs BY TWO RESPECT:
able colored nris in small family IS chambermaid
a1a nurse; no washlns Address 69 1t. n: v Z2-3t-
WANTED-BY COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN
or :.
WANTED-PLACE TO DRIVE Or WORK ABOUT
me sdSIsss s 81 sar sS good
MAT c0LoEED SadsL PLACE
Apply or address 1i0s First ST. NV. II
VVANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN,
net d %oIf Viii driss wagon best rsisrsnsss
Address H. G.. Star office II.
WANTED = BY A FRENCH GIRL, PLACE AS
u. II. l.. Star Office. mh2.-Ns
WANTED : EMPLOYEES FOR COMPETENT
w servants trefs) private families. hotels rsstau-
sbiisSsd sss e 81 sf ilss
NV. --.-.... mhl6-l2t'
WxxNSTdEnp :;,1s,ion MEs.s9TAsLE WHITE
Of Ary s. nc .n
MANIFESTATIONS ny A NORTH GERMAN
w girl as nurse or !sdys help Call at 900 2tth q.
WANIED-BY 4 LADY. POSITION AS TYPE
w writer Address E. Star office. mh2l -3t'
WANIED-BY YOUNG LADY OF ZIG HTEEN
2: sss q sshf5
%Syts BRO. cc 90 18th st. NV m mSai az
WANrED-BY ~ INTELLIGENT YOUTH OF
%
nee. nih2l-2ts
WANTED = SITUATION BY THOROUGHLY
w competent drug clerk l3 years experience; I'M
questionable references from last and other employ
ers. Address RHEI. Star Office. mh2l-2t
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS,
w position as bookkeeper clerk in office; beat
bookkeeping: address q I. 5. Star ofice mhai.2i;
WANTED-BY a pREssMAkER, SEWING BIZ
w the day or week in private family: undsrsts nds
emitting and hitting Address 2i0s q. NV mhSi-;,t'
WANTED-BY CAPABLE WHITE GIRL. PLACE
w for general house work chambermaid in pr
waite family. Apply 3,2 st. s.w. mh2l -3t'
WANTED-RELIEF WORK FOR THREE DAYS
" swe-k BY experienced pharmacist. Address A.
Q. u. Star office. mhI9-4ts
WANTED-sITuATION FOR COOKS. WATCH
w men. drivers, nurses pOrtsrs. farm hands host
lers. seamstresses. cashiers. Saiesmep, housemep
(young Germany. BUkNHAM'S, lilo g ct. W.
mhI9-6ts
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNG LADY
w q position as stenoerapiier and typewriter or
copyist. Address Box los. Star office. NH 1871
WANTED-AIO ,IIION AS LADY'S MAID; CAN
" speak French and English. Address Z. NJ, Star
office. NH; 6ts
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SUMNER RESORTS.

= fayorfts eummsr reeort-Bsddsek Nova ScofiS-
'ecs,sc5 s.osusss; sssss eoxs.ts; So 9see.aSssd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

The E-cnin9 S''n, an afternoon daily con-
dcetsd BY Mr.. 5. r. Donahoe has now issued
several numbers here ana been well received
by the public. It's editor has been in the news
paper business at Fairfax Court House for
many years The increase OF newspapers here
IL another proof OF the progress OF Alexandria
BOARD OF TRADE ILEcrIcS.
At the board Of trade meeting last night
frssadent Eeod announced that at the April
nesting he would submit q report Of the work
Of the board for the past year and that the
annual election Of officers would take place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

Mr. Stephen K Field, formerly city tax col
lsctor and one OF the most estimable citizens of
Alexandria. was buried Sunday afternoon. He
was followed 10 his grave by a long column of
attached friends. many of whom had known
him from childhood to age always an upright
MAJ The Masonic escort was unusually large
Mr. Adam schvsb Was buried yesterday after
poon from his late home on Royal street He
vA< followed TO his grave by many friends vho
had known and respected him
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ANTED-A .5-FI. FRONT LOT ON BST NJ
w near U. s. Capitol Address STREET star Of
nee Inhl8t3t
WANTED-TOP PURCHASE LOT ON ST n w.
w near l7th 81. Address LAUP. Star ONCE. 19-3t
WANTED-TO PURCHASE GOOD BUILDING
w lot east OF the Capitol; alley in rear; good loca-
ton will pay cash Address
mh193r' CASH OFFER. Star Office
WANrED-A GOOD LOT IN THE NORTHWEST;
W about 20 eet front TO alleys must be fair location
and near car lines. Address
mh19-3' A. c. D.. Star ONCE.
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boofs F9. full list cs at once for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 10Th. lmh..2l THOs. r. wAG0ANAK.
LOB RENT-YkkY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
IKE orlek. l9l3 9TH Ut. n W.. with 10 rooms. bath.
ceIst, furnace and large side yard; rent $40.
ALBEIT +. FOX. $40 r st, NV. mhS2-3t
t'oR RENr-FURNIsRED HOUSE. MOST DE-
slraDie location, 9l5 10Th St NV. Any one desir-
ing 10 rent please call any day between and O'Clock
?. M mhI2S3ts
FOR RENr-skvEN.ROOM HOUSE. 1904 ST.
4 D. ". nice front and back yard Key at 1898 18th
u. n. W. nhol ~
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FUkNISHED
Conn and I Ut Ibss 18th and 10Th 81 G6 ~
S:xS :2 q @ let 18th and 2Oth. lbs
st bet 18th 18th. EE 81 20th 81 bet and sts lo
d st bst l4th and 18th. 10Th n bet and lbs
Rhode Island bef 9Th sf bet X and L nv. Us
18th and Conn ave -. 800 I'D u bet X and L sts,
L Ut bet 18th and 18th. 30 rooms and bath / 10
Conn ave bet Il and s.. RS Sunderland place bet
Cor 18th ana nv. 100 18th and 10Th sta 49, 100
10th 1t bet q and 40 18th and 10th 100
Conn bet h and ]. 200 18th Mass sy, 100
Se 2lst ats 200 ct lef 18th and l6thkc %
s bet 18th and Goth. I'D bet and sts . 70
st bet 18th and 18th SITS bet 18th and 18th 90
lseaoou) ...............11o1s 18th bet H and stsnw
Mas ave bet 10th ano (summer). ,,.,...5O
11th SIS. with sta ..luU.07
SrABLEs
In square bounded By Connecticut svs and 18th
and and, nd 4 ~ =, o;;s; Up
FlCE. TAE6E HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY By PEkAlTS fkOM OUR OFFICE.
MILL JOHNSTON
mAr1o-eo lnQ8 rama ove.n.W.
EoR kENT-sEVERAL FIyE-RQOM FRANE6
near i T. l. n 1PPIE Noon fas Sr %Hnsa
3s2SI3M' 81 q. nv.
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BOARDING.

DOAhDlN6.
MADDOCK's DINING ROOMS; TURKEY TWICE
M week. the bsh. freshly killed. only used; eoffse
o specially: breakfast, .Uc. dinner, 25c. ysrirfY
every day IA 10th & u ". Sses-ms
TABLE BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY: EEFER-
epcrs EXCHANGED 1227 l5th u. NV. mh.,l-afs
DOARDING-PLEAsAET fURNIsHED ROOMS
ID with excellent table board also table board a n
pef yesk st 4Oo O - nv. oppos,te psns6cn ofncS
Gh1osks
RoARDINo-7l7 SfH ST. NE, BOARD. V7TH
" nsw1y f1fnishe4 rosm; hs1f square from hsrd1c
and street cars nhl0Sxs
A nkyIkkD IAhILY DEeIREs FEW TABLE
- boarders; also haudaomaiy furnished rooms near
TIE SOUTHERN. Sll I8l Il ST., REsORT ron
y a11tsSsss; ree1e 18th beard. 81 ,psr DAY, 10 70
isrdS and points efinssssss 1. s. EAsOX. ~ ~ II
E.oxAnIdsHED 'spEW, o. fAYHAH, DRALRH
- 70 MApouoo. H4xhe4. 1eyo1Sy, 063yoS XaRe. kc..
~ e 2. -. tetsA ecss abovsf. Fine Wassh 81
every repatrtng spsctalfy. sslS
Warren sheaf., 1892-02-04
TOO "PROGRESSlvE" FOR HIM.

lam somethin of a vctran, jest aturnin' eighty
year
4 man that's hale an hearty an a stranger tew
all fear
But I've heard some news this mornin' that has
made my old lead spin
An m goin teW ease my conshuns If I never
speak agn!
I've lived my four-score years of life, an never
till tcw day ...- .~.
Wuz taken fer jackass or an ign rant kind o.
jay,
Tcw be stuffed with such burned nonsense bout
them crawlin bugs an worms
That's KILN human bein's with their 'mikro-
skopc germs
They say there's 'mikrobes" all about lookin'
fer their prey
There's nothin' pure tew eat nor drink an no
safe place tew stay
There's ''miasrny" in the dew-fall, an "malary"
in the sun
Tain't safe to be out doors at noon or when the
day is done.
There's ''bactery' in the water an "trikeeny"
in the meat
"Amecby' in the atmosphere, "calory' in the
heat
There's "corpussuls'' an pigments in a hu-
man ben'S blood
An every other kind O thing existin' sence the
flood
Tcrbackcr's full O ''nickerteen," whatever that
may be
An your mouthll all git puckered with the
"tannin' in the tea
The buffers "olymargareen," it never saw a
COW
An things is gittin' wus and wus from what
they be jest now.
Them bugs is all about us jest watin' fer
chance
Tow navigate our vitals an tew nav us of like
plants:
There's men that spends lifetime huntin'
worms. jest like goose
An tackin' Latin names to 'em an lettin' on
EN- loose.
Now, don't believe sech nonsense an I'm not
agOin' tew try
If things has come tew sech pass I'm satisfied
few die
Ill go hang me in the sullar, fer won't be sech
fool
AS to wait until I'm pizened by q "annymally-
COOL
-Lurana w. Sheldo- in Brooklyn Life.
Warren sheaf., 1892-02-04
A FEW TOUGH KNOTS.

U, rol]ing-hitch; V, timber-nitch and
half-hitch; w, Blackwall-hitch; X,
isherman's bend; Y, round turn and
half-hitch; R, wall knot commenced;
A A, wsll knot completed; B B, wall
knot crown commenced; G C, wall
knot crown completed.
The principle of knot is that no
two parts, which would move in the
same direction if the rope were to
slip, should lie alongside of and touch
ing each other. The bowline is one of
the most useful knots; it will not slip,
and, after being strained, is easily un-
tied. It should be tied with
facility by every one who handles
rope. Co nmence by making blight
in the rope, then put the end through
the blight and under the standing part,
as shown in e.: then pass the end again
through the blight and haul tight. The
square or reef knot must not be mis-
taken for the granny" knot that slips
under strain. Knots H, X and Nj are
easily united after being under strain.
The knot Nj is useful when the rope
passes through an eye and is held by
the knot, as it will not slip aud is cas-
lily united after being strained. The
timber-hitch S looks as though it
would give way but it will not; the
greater the strain the tighter it will
hold. The wall knot looks complica-
ted, but is easily made by proceeding
as follows: Form bigh with strand
], and pass the strand around the
end of it, and the strand around the
end of 2, and then through the blight of
1 as shown in the engraving Il; haul
the ends taut, when the app earance is
as shown in the engraving A A. The
end of the strand is now laid over
the center of the knot, strand laid
over l, and over 2, when the end of 3
is passed through the blight of l, as
shown in the engraving B E; haul all
the strands taut as shown in the en-
CRAVING G. G.
Warren sheaf., 1892-02-04
August. J.
Flower :

I had been troubled FIVE months
with Dyspepsia. / had a fullness
after eating, and a heavy load in the
pit Of my. stomach. Sometimes a
death1y sickness would overtake
me. I was working for Thomas
McHenry, Druggist, Allegheny City,
Pa, in whose employ l had been for
seven years. fused August Flower
for two weeks. I was relieved of all
trouble. I can now eat things I
dared not touch before. have
gained twenty pounds since my re-
covery. j !: d. Cox Allegheny, Pa. o
Warren sheaf., 1892-02-04
THE FARMING WORLD.
SOME TOUGH KNOTS.

Useful Knots, Iaitci>es and Bends and
How to Make Them.
How many know how to tie q knot
that will stay tied? Not many lands
men, according to our observation,
though all feel the need of such knowl-
edge. The pictures of knots, shown at
Fig. 5, are taken from little pamph-
let called ''Manilla Rope" In this
book we are told that these knots are
known by the following names: a,
blight of a rope; 3, simple or overland
knot; c, figures knot; D, double knot;
e, boat knot; F., bowline, first step; G.,
bowline, second step; H, bowline, COM
pleted; I, square of reef knot; J, sheet
bend, or weaver's knot; K, sheet bend
with a toggle; L, carrick bend; NJ,
stevedore knot completed; N, steve
dore knot commenced: O, slip
knot; p, Flemish loop; @,
chain knot with toggle; +, half
hitch; S, timber-hitch; L, clove-hitch;
Warren sheaf., 1892-02-04
ADJUSTABLE WAGON SEAT.
1t Costs But Little and Is Il Source o
Considerable Comfort.

1t Costs But Little and Is q Source of
Considerable Comfort.
There are great many farmers who
still stick to the old-fashioned wagon
bed with detachable sideboards, which
has many advantages over the other
kind on the farm. This necessitates
working the rubber with lever which
is ready for use at all times, with bed
off or on. 1t was this idea which
brought to my mind the adjustable
wagon-seat, which almost any farmer
can readily make. l have often thought,
when riding over rough roads, of the
moving machine seat which is in use
only about two weeks in the year.
My first idea was to remove the bolt
which fastens it to the machine and
bolt it to bottom board of the wagon
bed, but knew it would make very
Warren sheaf., 1892-02-04
FIG. 2.

The arms are 115x3 inches, with the
end gate rod passing through the Wild
est side at A Gig. y, so that the arms
are held fiat against the sideboard.
Fasten the footboard M Gig. y on the
other end Of arms with three strong
bolts OBJ, the IRON strap D tFig. y
having been placed on both ends Of
bolts Now You are ready for the ma
chine seat. Fasten it on to the foot
board with one bolt, having a very
large washer. or square iron strap, on
the underside of board. Fig shows
the seat in position. Dis wagon brake.
p is the chain attached to seat for con !.
venience. r. dotted line, showing cir
Gle the seat makes in reversin.r :. G..
seat inverted.
It may be attached to front end Of
bed for front lever, if desired. by re-
versing the machine seat and fastening
on the other end Of footboard. and
passing rod through front frame Of
bed Thomas g. Starbuck, in Ohio
Warren sheaf., 1892-02-04

low drivers seat, not much higher than
the sideboards, and would be of no use
when the bed was filled. l will here
describe the seat which has the advan-
tages of being held more firmly in po-
sition than the ordinary spring-seat
and costing little or nothing, and when
thrown back is as little in the way as
my other kinds.
For the footboard, take an s-inch
board of tough white oak or red elm,
saw it inches wider than the wagon
bed-a z-inch projection on each side.