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"The Celebrated Berkely'' Whisky is
Pre-eminentIy a Pure Tonic and an
Excellent Beverage.

"The Celebrated Berkely'' Whisky il
Pre-eminently a Pure Tonic and an
Excellent Beverage.
James Tharp's Old Rye Berkely Whisky is
without question the finest and purest goods in
the market, and can always be relied on as a
beneficial tonic and an excellent beverage. It
contains all the component parts where medic
inal aid is needed in giving tone and strength
to the weak and afflicted by giving them re-
newed energies and new life. Our prominent
physicians here and elsewhere prescribe 1t daily
to their patients with pronounced good results
where they require pure stimuant, to give
them strength and tone up their shattered sys-
TENS occasioned by sickness. Mr.. JAMES THARP.
at 8l8 street northwest, is the sole proprietor
Of this noted brand Of liquor, and has it copy
righted for the protection Of the public and
himself. ap5-tu&fu
Kaiser Book Beer
From John F. Betz Sons brewery, Phils.
ap1l-2t At CHAs MADEs', cor. Sd and Pa.ave.
The Best Wire Screen Doors, 81; Complete
Lawn Mowers. S3.75; Ice Cream Freezers, Sl.5O.
At L. H. HoPKINs, 9Ss st. NV. aps-st'
'Boom Ia Ra," Sc. woncz's, s25 7th. Civ
Matthew Bernheim's grand opening will
take place in q few days. Watch the papers
for the announcement ap7-eo2w
s. Heller, 72O It'll st.. lie making speciality in
1ooleS anu SuuOrdu D mar CuttlnR and Sham.
pooling. Also cures Dandruf sp9-6ts
Fifty More Of Those Fine SEWING
Machines selling so rapidly at $40 at Auerbsch's
Capitol Hill branch Domestic Machines and
Patterns, 4th and Pa. ave. la. WIN. FUNK, Mgr.
ap9-20t
Telephone 1860. Domestic SEWING
Machine Co.. H. For repairing and renting.
ap9-20t
Purest Best Oils, ia K st., Youxo 4 Co..
sole agents for Gold Premium Pa ints. ap7-eost
Wait for the event Of the % ason-MArrHxv
BERNHEINs opening. ap7-eo2w
Phillips' Digestible Cocoa
Furnishes nutriment and aids digestion.
Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Tin
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured BY LIT.
Niles Nervins. samples free At DruggistA etR
DR.. Hartley's Great Remedy cures eat<rrh.
ap6-lm
None Name Il bat % Praise.
Wheeler 4 Wilson'q New High Arm Me- Z
A marvel of hGhtn6hs and sWiftpes4
~ o. lHsd = ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

The SUPREME FOLLY OF THE times is forcing
children to the quick acquisition of knowledge.
They learn much and later learn that they have
no nerves. Instead of much Latin, etc.
give them a course Of Dr. Henley celery. beef
and iron At ali druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

The greater part Of the Passaic chemical
works at Newark, N. j.. was destroyed BY Ere
on Sunday, causing . loss Of fully 81, 900.
About twenty 6remen were overeoms BY the
fumes Of the chemicals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

FoR SPRISo STYLES OF wall paper. fresco and
interior painting. window shades, &C., 60 to Il.
W. HENDERSON s. lll3 + 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

Smallpox Breaks Out in New York.
Eight cases of smallpox have been reported
at the bureau Of vital statistics in New York
since Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

BELLE OF NELSON WHISKY bottled at the
disiIllery. CHARLES KRAEMER. Agent
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CARPxrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63l-635 Mass ave. NV. are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 425-2
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SaEErz's 60c. Candy for -5c.
This Is only a; 9TH and l streets northwest
L SHEErZ
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HAVE your building. repairs and alterations
raade promptly and at reasonable prices by
C. ID. COLLINS builder III 19 18th ST. n W.
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CITY ITEMS.
Did You Get One2

Our latest Easter offering, ''Shoo!' is attract
Ing marked attention and intelligent comment.
Many or our patrons took early advantage of
the opportunity and secured copies of this
Dewltchlng panel picture yesterday and today.
Ii you were not of the number drop in tomor-
row. Our prices are the great inducement.
but, notwithstanding they are the lowest in the
city. we also give our patrons many useful
presents, the amount expended determining
the value OF the bonus. These prices tell their
own story: Extra Sugar, 4c. pound: Granu-
lated and Sugars. 41fc. pound; Block and
Powdered Sugars. &c. pound; Eight O'clock
breakfast Coffee. Csc. pound; Java and Mocha
Coffees, SO, 35 and Sc. pound; Thea-Nectar
Tea, Coo. pound.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
Dol and sos Seventh ct. NV.
The special Easter Offering and all the house.
hold articles distributed from our main depot
are disposed OF in the same manner at any and
every one Of our branch stores. These branches
are:
1920 Fourteenth st. NV.
3l04 NJ st, Georgetown.
S15 ct. ne. (New.)
So, SO and go Center Market
81 and 80 Western Market
and o Street Market
10l Northern Liberty Mar.:et
The A. and P. Baking Powder is manufac-
tured by us. II it were not pure we would not
risk the reputation we have gained throughout
the United State. by Offering it for sale with
our guaranty.
he GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
6Ol and sos Seventh st. NV.
NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager.
Telephone s4S. IJ.L.w.
Butter, Fine Rolls and Small Tubs, 500 La
ave-, under theater. apl2-2t'
Why Do You Pay
SO, IS, 3S and Acc. per pound
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Fishing Tackle and Steel Rods, wAIronn's. .

That Cough Of Yours Can Be stopped
surely, quickly, by Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Pleasant, effective. Csc. All druggists,
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SEE MUDDIxAS's column page 4.

A FAVORABLE change occurs with the very
first application of Bottoms InfaIlibie Pile
Salve, price 90 cts, and reasonable course OF
treatment cures the most obstinate Cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

MATTHEW BEKSHEIM's grand opening will
take place in a few days Watch the papers
for the announcement
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"Carters" Special Cash bargains.
Beautiful Dress Goods. Homespun Cheviots
pure wool, double width, &c.; China Silks,
Sheeting, immense double width, excellent
quality, Csc. I'll Market space. near 7th. 1t
Odd Fellows Hall Clothing House, 421
It'll st., under Odd Fellows Hall. We have
secured another large line of Boys Suits, sizes
to ID; will sell at the astonishingly low price
SLAB. These goods good value for S.
Also 300 pairs of Knee Pants, sizes 4 to Is, at
25c.; worth SOC. 42i 9TH St, under Odd Fell
lows Hall. apl2-4t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NAT SaTids. u s s1sk
Admission. %, 80. 75c. Play ai4:3o. IL.
N Pennsylssnia ave- and llth st.
rhi. ~ees-M.iiae. Thursday.
SAM I. JACKS
s. s. = T. i. 81: : +. I.
BURLEsoUE COMPANY.
Es0S5ss- ar 9AfssAE hbsSIIr sT2
SPORTS. spl2
A LBAUaH's GRAND oPERA Ho0sh vDn :,
pIeBy BELL
DI6BY BILL
OPERA COMPANY.
inss the greatest Of all comic orers successes
T Tss A ASP TARTAR,
.,ms srss.s, and Saturday
JUPITER
By Harry B. Smith and Julian Edwards
.nS evs =, ne sw Of Tar
and sod scusn sl.y say os
rS Sfft &s'i-fASSf DAVENPORT in . %GTTo
A Laughs. EXTRA
n WEEK OF APRIL lS.
Matinee SATURDAY only at 30
FANNY
DAVENPORT,
DAVENPORT,
DAVENPORT.
DAVENPORT,
DAVENPORT.
Supported by
MELBOURNE Mcdowell
own S sIRRBccpp X snd Mh tRs
SARDOC'S
CLEOPATRA
CLEOPATRA.
CLEOPATRA.
CLEOPATRA.
Rsasraneed, adapted and presented under the
personal supervision of
FANNY DAVENPORT.
Seats sale III URSDAY. apl2-d
"A Week BEGINNING MONDAY. APRIL IL.
Wednesday and Saturday Matnees.
---..-.-.----..------...---e
DELANGE AND RISING
EkudHABIR xBsUiEDifffY
e............-..---.--...---... .-.......o
TANGLED Up"
S-....-.....-.................
AHURRAH OF JoLLITY.
Incidental TO the comedy the famous
sERPENTINE DANCE
April ls-DE WOLF HOPPER OPERA COM.
-RI.-e-
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Cutlery Of all kinds. WALfoRD's, AZ Pa. ave.

Fine Table Butter, SOC. per pound. Ten
pounds Rolled Oats for 38c. Choice Dried
Apricots, Peaches Prunes and Prunelles New
invoice Pickles, Olives, Gherkins and S. Pickles.
1t~ METzGER's Fine Grocery, AIT 7th ct. n. W.
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EASTER novelties and cards. J. jar aou1D..

IMPORTANT SALE OF PRoPEarY BY Lstimer 4
Sloan tomorrow afternoon. $40 18th street, be-
tween Z and y northwest, q $50 o'clock.
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SHE'LL lorgnettes, sl.5O. HE,IrLER's. 45s Pa.av

TEE BEST AND CHEAPEST dry-air hardwood
refrigerator made the Leonard.
A EEERLys Sons, rs 18th ST. NV.
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Buy THE celebrated DANGER vapor stove.
A EBERLYs Sous, lie 18th ST. NV
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Royal Glue will mend il. Druggists. lOc.

A Hosiery "Drive.'
Half Hose in Brown, Tan, Slate and Fast
Black-the usua: quarter" grade at &c.,, 8
pair for Soc.
FRANC & Son. One Price,
1t Cor. 18th and ID.
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CoscLusrox Of the great wernicke sale Of an.
tiques at Latimer 4 Sloan's tomorrow. com.
mencing at II o'clock. This will be the anal
public auction Of these goods.
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Ducklings and Chickens, two weeks old,
for Easter windows. Telephone or address
ARTHUR RAYMOND, Falls Church, Va It,
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Kaiser Book Beer

The Best Wire Screen Doors, 81; Complete
Lawn Mowers. BIS; Ice Cream Freezers, sl.5 SO.
At L. H. HoPKINs, 9S3 st. NV. ap9-3ts
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Purest Best Oils, ia K st., Youxo 4 Co..
sole agents for Gold Premium Pa ints ap7-eoSt
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GarAr SAL. o, D.r GooDs

Omar SAL. o. Dsx GooDs
LuTT2KLLas. soTH 81. AID PA AVA
5000 ysrds Of rsaao Oloth Ct l0e and l25e.
One case Of AndroecoGyin Cotton s4 &c. Per yard.
full line Of DrsD Goods nom l2Sc to q pr yard.
China and India sum IN piain and ngursd from 6Os.
70 u PR yard
Plain Black euksfrom Tie 10 a 90 psr ysra.
beautiful line Of new Pasasols and sun Umhssuss.
Striped End Paatd 4uslns from So 70 z6c. p9 yasd.
Dotted Swiss from l2>sc to6oc. pr yasa
Table Damask from PC. 70 q ~
napktns from 00e. 10 q Per doasa
1nsa Towels froo q. 70 70 @ pr &c.,.
India Laneas nom &c. ~ a5c. pr ysra
- LcaR Cloth. 121Sc. worth l0c
0sass heckvsas spsciaaty. - our Ne. eooaa
Gents led1ss nd chtldssn's usArusas hoaassy "a
h.ndksschssn - Lowest eash pssoss.
Raboons cheap; aaso caa,he1c ed91n0 "A -
UT aess oaaU~ In svsR ~ Bs1so ~ q.
E1oa =. LuxT1xLL
ew - - -
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Telephone 1890. Domestic SEWING
Machine Co.. H. For repairing and renting.
ap9-2Ot
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LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIGHr p. NJ wEDNEsDLH
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, fair till Wednesday night; warmer;
northwesterly winds, becoming variable.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at
an: Great Falls, temperature. AZ; condition,
81. Receiving reservoir, temperature. %. Con-
ditiOn at north connection. 80: condition at
south connection. %. distributing reservoir.
temperature 50: condition at inhuent gate
house. %: condition at ef1iuent gate house. 25.
High Water Low Water.
7:55 an $40 pm. 200 an 2.30 pm
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Banjo Mandoline and Guitars. WALroRp's,
Al Pa. ave. Its
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Wait for the event of the % ason-MArruu
BERNHEIAs opening. ap7-eo2W
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Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Tin
dence, Sexual Weakueas, Pimples cured By rr.
Miles Nervins. samples free 1t Druggists. Gu
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Gas Slows. MuppIN,N. Sec page 4.
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Why Do You Pay

Butter, Fine Rolls and Small Tubs, 9O9 La
q ve., under theater. apl2-2ts
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Why DO You Pay
33, 49, 3S and 40c. per pound
For Coffee elsewhere, when zoe guarantee our
Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c per pound,
TO give entire satisfaction
A single trial will convince YOU
1t" METzGER's Fine Grocery, All It'll st n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

Fifty More OF Those Fine Sewing
Machines selling so rapidly at $40 at Auerbsch's
Capitol Hill branch Domestic Machines and
Platforms, 4th and Pa. ave. T. .. WIN. FUNK, Mgr
auQ-c0f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

Matthew Bernheim's grand opening will
take place in few days. Watch the papers
for the announcement ap7-eoav
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Dr. Hartley's Great Remedy cures eatxrrh.
ap6-lm
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None Name Il but % Praise.
Wheeler Wilson'Q New High Arm Ne q
A marvel of hghtndD and swiftpssA
M o0ss ~ - - 40.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-26
Pertinent Poultry Points.

GIVE the sitters proper care and
attention.
PUT sulphur In the nests to de-
stroy vermin.
TRAP off the rats or they will catch
the young chicks.
GIVE the hens liberty so that eggs
will be strong and fertile.
FEED the to-be-sitters corn; get
them TAT for the job-it's hard one.
GET all your flock of one kind; you
will then take more interest In the
hen business.
BREEDING at SIS head, Plymouth
Rock fowls ought to pay the farmer
We know Of one who gets this price
for his high-bre birds. 1t costs him
no more to rear them than the COM
mon barnyard mongrels.
SET eggs from some of the Medi-
terranean or Hamburg class You
want hens that can work of corn, as
all farmers feed more corn than any
thing else, and those classes do not
get to fat to lay when fed corn.
There are exceptions.
MANY farmers neglect their oppor-
tunities. They ought to know that
hens will pay as well as their cows,
sheep or hogs. Eggs are always sal
able at profit in summer, the farmer
can either sell OF store them fol
higher prices. In eggs alone he car
be assured very fair income.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-26
waves Mountain High

Or somewhat iess-threaten, during o storm.
TO enguh the venturous voyager on the tem-
pestuous Atlantic. sometimes he 10 torn with
deep despair ut such iunoture. sometimes he
is rather glad Of It. The latter condition Of mind
obtains when he Is sea sick. Tho diaboiical
qualms which he has undergone. and which are
now aggravated ten fold by the pitching OF the
fate. This picture 10 scarcely exaggerated. as
people who have been violently sec sick win as
sure you. Travellers and tourists By sea and
Stomach Bitters as q means of countcracting
sea sickness and the nervous disturbance or
stomachic trouble begotten Of uncomfortable
hastily swallowed at railway stations. Emil
grants should supply themselves with Hostel
teYs Stomach Bitters as o family safeguard
against malaria, stomach, liver and bowel oon-
plAints kidney trouble and rheumatism.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-26
Admired HIS Courage.

When Gen. William II. Gibson, of
Ohio, 4elivered an Grafton short time
ago before the New York Confederate
Veteran Association he told an anecdote
of Stonewall jackson which has never
been printed. It lie story which illus
trates the best side OF the old Confed-
crate Generals character.
when Stonewall jackson entered
Fredericksburg In 1862" said Gen. Glib
son, there was In that town an old
friend of mine, named Zacharius, who
was the pastor OF the Methodist Church.
The Confederate General entered the
place early Sunday morning, and when
the hour Of morning service arrived
Zacharius was much disturbed to notice
among his congregation Stonewall jack
son and several OF his officers. My old
friend was particularly disturbedIbeca
he had prepared to make pr aver for
the President and the success Of the
nations cause, and he was afraid OF
offending Stonewall Jackson, whom he
knew to be a particularly bad man to
affront.
Zacharlus hesitated little, but at
length his courage came and he went on
with a particularly fervid exhortatton
koL uiNiuo ldNOi upon bho OAAOuA5oo oAuO.
After the service Stonewall Jackson
came up to the minister and said:
That was a very good sermon OF
yours, but 1 noticed that when you Of
Tered prayer you seemed rather embar-
rassed.'
-Zacharius admitted the fact, where
upon jackson said: Il am glad you
acted as you did, for / can thoroughly
respect man who has the courage OF
his convictions New York Times.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-26
For n Rusty PIow.

Purchase small quantity OF sui
phuric acid, which may be had from
any drug store for small sum. Pour
five ounces Of it into pint of water,
slowly and carefully so as not tocome
in contact with the hands or the
clothing, as it will eat into the flesh
worse than fire. Apply this to the
plow or any other iron or steel imple-
ment to be cleaned, with a paint
brush. AS soon as one application of
the acid is dry apply another, usually
three or four coats will be enough.
Then wash off with clear water. II
any spots remain, paint over these
spots again and rub with brick dust.
After the iron work is cleaned paint
itover with little coal oil or lin
seed oil; this will keep it free from
rust Set the implement i'm a dry
place and on wooden floor. AN i'm
plements, when kept free from rust
and bright, will scour readily in the
soil, will do better work. and with
little extra force. A badly rusted
pillow is very worrying to work with,
both TO the team and plowman. The
pillow cannot be made to clean, 'caus-
ing frequent stoppages, and the fur
row cannot be turned completely over,
making very poor work.-Baltimore
American.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-26
OF moist earth, and II 30 per cent. do
not terminate don't use them.

OF moist earth, and II 30 per cent do
not terminate don't use them.
REMEMBER thai II you must have
open bitches, those made witha road
grader win not wash out like plowed
bitches, but they are still dangerous
to stock II they are made very deep.
In growing corn for silage the best
results are obtained by planting the
kernels a foot apart in rows at least
three feet apart And it should not
be cut until the ear is just in the
glazing stage.
II a timothy meadow can be made
to produce two tons OF hay per year,
IL will be one OF the most profitable
departments OF the farm. 1t will dc
this II well started on good land
and heavily dressed with manure
each year.
THE expense of the maintenance
of horses and mules In this country
during the periods Of enforced idle
ness on account of impossible roads
is estimated at $50, 900, 900 year,
and with hard, smooth country roads,
not half the present power would bt
required to draw loads.
If good crops the past season en-
abled you to keep out of debt. let VI
cautionyou to use every endeavor tC
stay out The farmer who is free
from debt will buy where he can gel
the best value for the least money,
and may sell his crops when and
where he can get the most for them.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-26
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN.
Rints to Bouseke-psrs-

Rints TO Bousekeepers-
For creaking shoes, oil them at
the sides OF the soles.
For chilblains, apply tincture of
iodine with a cancels hair brush.
A BIT of charcoal held In the mouth
and slowly chewed will remove the
offensive breath after eating onions.
BROWN paper torn in small pieces
and wet in water, softened by the adj
dition of little ammonia, is excel
lent to wash lamp chimneys.
To REMOVE grease, mix little soap
into gallon of warm, soft water;
then add half an ounce Of borax;
wash the part we'll with clean cloth,
and the spot will soon disappear.
THE gold thread used so much in
embroidery is apt to become dull OF
tarnished; but If it is poor it can be
frightened by pressing it with a
moderately hot iron.
A GOOD tonic for the hair is of salt
water, a teaspoonful Of salt to a pint
of water, applied to the hair two OF
three times week. The effect al
the end of a month will be surprising.
BY opening one window for space,
the air of room is merely disturbed.
Raise a window on one side Of an
apartment and lower one on the op
posite, or open transom, and ven
tilation will be affected.
In the summer season 1t frequently
happens that persons going into the
woods are poisoned by contact with
dogwood, ivy or poison oak. The
severe itching and smarting thus pro
duced may be allayed by first washing
the parts with solution of salera
tus,-two tablespoonful to a pint Of
water-and then applying cloths wet
with extract of hamamelis. Give 9
a dose Of epson salts or a double
rochelle powder.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-26
General Farm Notes.

FEED well but waste no fodder.
Poultry will not thrive on damp
ground.
PLANT potatoes deep and give them
level culture.
1T pays farmers to cooperate in
buying and selling.
BE careful of the young colts A
little care in selecting proper food
for them will pay good dividends.
Ensilage or roots do colts great good.
THE man who never works his land
when wet, nor stops cultivation on
account of the drought does much to
insure himself against a failure OF
crops.
HARROW a portion of your wheat
field in the spring, and compare re-
suits with the balance of the field.
Use light harrow, with teeth slant.
ing backward.
1T is the opinion Of the Western
Live Stock Journal that the Western
American draft horse is coming to
the front and creating new interest.
among our farmers.
WHEAT is one of the best feeds you
can give your fowls to produce eggs;
It is also good to feed young chicks
after they are a week or two old, for
their evening feed.
FARMERS bulletins are published
by the Agricultural Department al
Washington, and may be had by any
farmer who asks for them IL he gives
his postofiice and state.
PLANTING seed without testing II
is to directly invite failure of crop.
Try given number Of seeds In a boz
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-26

No hen lays continually, and the only
way by which continual supply OF
eggs may be insured is TO have birds
varying ages Still another rule that
should be observed Is that heavy
fowls, like Plymouth. Rocks orany OF
the Asiatics, lay in winter better
than the light breeds, hence the
earliest broods for laying through the
winters coolest weather should be Of
these breeds, OF at least be sired by a
male of one OF these varieties. Late
Matched chicks that are not wanted
for layers before next spring will do
well If partly or wholly Leghorns, as
these birds are noted for being the
layers OF the most eggs OF any breed
during the mild season OF the year. =
III. Sage.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-26
Solid MIX.

To make condensed milk, the milk is
subjected to heat of some $50 degrees,
which, il is said, scalds it. By new
process, the heat is only about 100
degrees, and the product is called
evaporated milk. When the time of
exposure to that moderate heat is suffi-
GENTLY prolonged all the watery part Of
the milk is driven of, and the remnant
is tough, solid mass, creamy white in
color, and much resembling dried
chunk of white -four dough. That is
granulated by artificial means; little
fine white sugar is added 70 make it
keep, and then it looks like corn meal,
and is called graduated milk. The
evaporated milk is only about half as
near solid as the condensed milk, but is
very rich, and so little affected by the
process through which it has passed
that when water is added the most
delicate taste cannot detect the differ
ence between it and pure natural milk I:
cream rises on it and butter can be
made from it. The granulated is made
to keep in all climates for any desired
lsngth of ime--NeaC York Sun.