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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-20
A sPioeR FARM.
several rhoasssa Lisine sr%sIunsn. carr
fsus r~a.i~d la One ReSrn


fsus r~na~si la One ReSrn.
Many win he inclined - disci edit
ne statement that spider-raising Is an
established industry liza Chattanooga
hrd h being successfully conducted by
Ernest Rey ocr. the proprietor Of the
enterprise t,cttiing works on Cowart
strcct Mr. Rcvlcr estimates that be-
tween 1000 aud G.000 ~ these insects
make their homes in hts botfling de-
,artmcnt which occupies large room
rvol'ablv sixty feet square The cell
ng u fairly covered with thousanda
apon shousands - little patches OF
hbery material. within which the in
sets nest and lay thcir cgvs 40 thu
soas1n tney spend little time IN theii
ucsts. eut in tag time hide in dark
uut-of-thc-wav cracks eud cornerR nni
Ina easy command Of their woven suarc>
~nldcrffeb are cFcryNhrrc. span
ning the spacc brtwccn hoor and cell
InT ar spreal at.out che machinery, I'M
lrout 20 the window hcrcvcr. In
tact thc hnsf wrsvcrs cam hud "a place
irem bitch to hang thc.r nct work
A bag CORNER 90 the room s. besides
given h. a. thr insects, whlcb have az
parntr divided the spacc into many
ionrvaiIci apartments.
Mr. N.ner u "a pheasant ard intelit
reut ta Ur anl shretsI observer IT'S
fair complexion hetoscnr hIs lrutonic
lcsrent sald hr "Th1sc creatures
know more than rrcat many people.
3 kew fhrn hrUauss they wnro such
Constant war on Nics. cockrosenes and
other such vrrmin which are vcrs
trrnh'ranfnc o. me and which are at
tracteH hf . sIfuns. sugar. etc, used
in the lnttNnF business spider
never cares fnr sweet things nor drops
into mis- watts OF BOTTLES ilins and
rocArolchrs are natures sfavrnFcrs
aut % 90 srIirrs watch every ono That
appruschrs likr hawks. and soon lurc
him iutn tnrlr mcshcs. ncrcr dis
turb them when N can help it except
o. fccd Thorn orcasiuuallY They APP
l pear 90 know my call nnd VIII come
when called and crawl upon my hand
nr take "a a. FROM mY fingers They
arc tame, aud have never bitten me,
though J couldn't promise ~ much 10 n
stranger This spider is hiucrnat
| inr animal and shuts himself ur
during thc most 90 the winter in those
/ little nests YOU sce stuck like mud
dauhs ON the ceiling When winter
comes / brush away nll these wch., Tor
the spiders prefer o. weave new webs
every spring Asa cow must De- milk
ell every day this wary and providcnt
/ little creature must unravcl each
/ spring the silkcn fabric thet Ia stored
Ia Ia body. Tie does not mako his ap-
pcarancc till Nav. when tho lies have
laid their eggs and Matched their hrss
/ young. else the rs crop would soon
/ give out Meantime the hundreds oi
eggs which each female spider laid dur
/ ing the previous summer and tau have
been going through process OF lneuoa-
| ton. aud now turn out the older ones
/ to seek living FOR themsclfee Mr..
I kcyhcr has encouraged thc insects o.
/ harhur in hts establishment fur two
/ years past and huda she spider ~ such
practical utility as o. o. almost india'
/ pcnsablc &C chattanooga IiWre
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-20

sEorloN oF TnE-pRAINEp -.

Should section of an underdrain be
examined a few hours after a heavy
shower. the soil Immediately over and
IN contact with the upper side Of the
III" viii be found quite dry, while the
NJ e the bottom of the tile is APP
preached. the greater amount Of moist
ure viii be found, while ut the bottom
II will be completely water soaked.
Hence, II Is uGeless TO place sods or
other porous material over the top of
tile at the joints, for the purpose of
allowing the water 10 enter In fact.
sod, hay. straw or other vegeta BILE mat
ter Is the very worst covering 10 use.
as II is only a matter of few months
when IL will perish, leaving greater
or less space, that in time particles of
earth viii fall or wash into. and very
much Of this loose material finds its
way into the drain, often causing stop
page and trouble. For horseshoe tile.
a covering of "a piece of tough paper at
the joints, is the best thing possible,
and may extend down the sides 10
within half an inch of the bottom.
Often, by turning tile end for end, a
better joint is made. Fit them close.
There Is no danger Of getting them too
tight. !. Shook. in American Ag-
riculturist
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81 on - oooL oAPTAIN.


The ti-pinE tieatsnanf Tinaiiy Gets De
sidsdiy ifsn far rasf Jokes
A Foud story is tol1 by ara hnglieh pa
per ~ "a ilsping Officer having ircn vic-
umised Isl brother ofieer iNho was
noted for his cnol driiherhtlon and
strong nerves.. nud his getting tquare
with hlm in tho following rnanucr
The Good joker thc captain vas al.
ways quizzing che l.sping officer "a lieu.
tenant f0r his urrvoutncsf and SAID
one day .n che presence ~ BITS company.
"Nhy. nrrvoutnces s aU nnnerneA
] tell guu. lieutenant no brave man
viii h. nervous
"Ncll inquired hia nsp.ng friend.
chow would r1n 10 thpoac q tHrii WITH
an iuth ffthrr thouid drop hihcif .n "a
walled angle in width you Dad taken
theltcr from company nf ihnrp
thootherth. aud Whore 90 sath thcrialn
n you pot out your nothe Joa.f Fet
pepporedf
Glow said che captain. winsluF at
che circle "whF take BE- c0pI ana sp.t
on thc fuere
The party broke up an3 aN retired
except the patrol
The nest morning uursIer az sni-
.HHt.N
talking 'n clusters when along rtnn
thc hspinT irutrnaut iay.iJ nIrninf
bis eyes hr remarked,
~ want ta ~ an eHpef.ment fhltn
moruiag unl .ee boss cFtlee.i eali
the captlin can he
Saying this. he walked deiiHsrafeiv
into ths csptsin's quarter. whore %
fire wus burning ga thc hearfs. lfIaec1
in ifs hottest erutHr rau ier canister
and instaafiv retr-stel
There was huf oue mode ~ rgrees
from Use quarters. ODD chat eas uprn
thc parHdc Ground tIt rad ne'nE utf
up for defense Ihc occupant ia's ore
look at csc canister. mpreaen.irt the
situatiuu lnd In nuueff daanei 30
the door 0ut it was fastened an tas
outside
Charley les nr Gus ~ yoa .ofe ule'
shouted thc captain
ihp.t ou the esniater sheHiFi d.
in return
Not moment was lo b. iost ht
had 90 frs snatctas up blanket n
cover h't egress huf nnr
he raised else window af zoe o.
bounded stns rr.r fhIrr
short rudrrFarmeu anH t Std
hair almost Du enI hr a. M apn
fuli parade ground
The ehouts which htilsf hw Hr rHf
uut the whole barracks on. fie rlaf ras
tn" matter. and Csc liguIh.i
pulled e-rresnf Iu fraat 70 a.u p.
hide himself
-Why dome 500 fhpt on t
qu'rct the Irutrnarf
.... . .
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-20

When o. crop Of grain Is not desired
seeding down 20 grass Is just che thing
10 do This has been my custom for
several years when did not care for a
Ersin crop, and ] have never failed tocut
good crop Of hay the next season. It.
IS advisable 90 sow the seed during
August or early ia Septem Der in order
~ give the grass q good start before
winter With but oDs exception have
omitted sowing clovgr until spring. and
n that case 80 did not live through the
winter. SOW one-half bushel ~ tim
,thy per acre and then brush 10 in
ighty Three or four very limby
white lirches are hrst.clns Tor this
purpose Horace Burr, ~ Farm and
dome
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August
Flower

am ready 20 testify under oath.
that II II had not been for August
Flower I should have died before
this Eight years ago I was taken
sick ard suffered as no one but
a dyspeptic can ] employed three
oi oar best doctors and received
TO benefit They told rae thatI tzd
hear. kidney. and liver trouble.
Everything ! ate distressed me %
that ! had to throw 30 up August
Flower cured me. There S. ~ ned
iciue equal 90 DO LORENZO r.
SLaErER Appleton Maine .
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TO PREVENT SIZING.
The simple Arrangement Used by a Ne
York Farmer.

The simple Arrangement Used by a Neu
York Farmer.
An arrangement for 'brealsing up"
sitting hens is sent TO Farm and Fire
side by Mr. c. A. Massey. OF New York.
who thus describes il: Take a shoe
box about three feet long and eighteen
inches wide. Knock off the top and
bottom, so as TO only leave the sides
aud ends nailed together. On the bot
tom of the box nail Stats "a A Az one
inch wide and about two inches apart.
To the bottom of the end pieces Of F.
nail two pieces of scantling (E E) or
other wood, the width of the box In
length, the scantling 10 be three
inches wide and three inches
thick. To the top nail Stats Oh Il b,
similar to those at the bottom, so as 10
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-20

The subject Of iampshades is So far
from aeinE exhausted that designs al
great beauty and often of thc most un.
looked for odd.ty have appeared a
Dew ono Of These last 81 a dolphin which
crosses che middle of the lamp. the
shade portion consisting Of plated siIh
1tre- which representa- sea foam coming
rom if. mouth a very handsome de-.
IFn show blue iHics'af the cop placed
regy high. ard rosehuds running
rouud the wide plated paper which
overs tho giass chimney Chicago
ial
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mcut Moreover bars arc often left
partly put up. and the sioek. Dol rab-
bling against them lower the end ~
one or more ~ the bars. OF the sciion
Of the wind causes One end o. fali iet-
ting stock into mischief Tho cugrav-
ing. from sketch bg D s. Barr. shows
the construction of Che gate 49, clearly
that description 81 unnecessary The
gate should be as high or little
higher than The fence .mmed.afeiy ad-
joining Do should b. made of ligha
strong lumber American Agr.egItar-
f.f
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BOX TO rnEvExr SITTING.

prevent the hen from flying out, and
the box - ready FOR use. 1t permits
the air 10 come mp under the hen all
the time, and as she finds she cannot
create warmth under her, she will give
up in disgust in a few days There IL
no cruelty i'm this method"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-20

Mrs. StronRmind Why should not
women do all thc piano-tuning in the
country? Tcll rae that9
Mrs DeNaFg They might mann re
with upr.ghts, but they would never
get through with the other kinds
When the DID II g. square or 70 grand is
raised 80 becomes a mirror Puck
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FARM AND GARDEN.
Tn-E-pRAINE0 .ANn
Tee View FartAers rrd.r.t.,a yvh.
Water Enters The Drain.

Ao~ rev Farraers Jrderstand wh~-o
Water Enters the Drain.
Most farmers think tina. the water
enters the tile drain only from the sol.
above This is Ger .ainly wrong inn
preston, and. while. il Is true that the
water IN me soil immediatel- over the
drain may enter the tile nj nr near the
top, yet that three seet go each side
settles nearly perpendicularl. until IL
strikes the watcr-soal1ed soil. and then
the natural force of gravity, atmos-
pheric pressure, and absorp.ive attrac-
ton, causes 1t - enter the drain either
At the bottom o. through the ,oints IN
the tile near the bottom. The progress
OF water toward the tile is shown by
the lines IL the engraving. Immediate
~ over the Irain the course is down
ward; a littic farther away the course is
ht.ie out of The perpendicular. falling
until y strikes the water-soalIed soil.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-20

Those are the finest sausage ever
ate. said rtd-faccd man in one ot Csc
German restaurants"
They ought 81 be-" replied ths
waiter They have been run tlr9u -b
Che machine three times 90 hicrya
nerall
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-20

Mrs Biugo How asa you enjoy you
.odge meeting last night9
Bingo Had great time
Mrs Hingo % am so glad doar I
wish you would let ne have ono bun,
drcd dollars Detroit Free Press
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-20

Ir ls only few years since the lass
thing "a ranchman would have thongiE
Of would have been "a puro-hrtd buil
Now in many districts the demana ior
such exceeds the upplY hanrtmen
az finding that quality c0au.s - sell
a. numbers
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Victim What viii sou take Tor that
ra2or7
HARDER Ah don't know 10 You
shave yourself somctimcs9
Victim $50. but ! need a carving.
knife Truth
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did bore you7" asked The mosquito'
politely a. be- sunk n half inch shaft
into thc man's arm
"Not az AL replied the nan. squash.
iug him with book How de .
strike your Truth.
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Tne cHeAees1 GAZE.

80 Costs But 70 Tribe More Than tho nars
Be- General Jse.
When farmer Is able % make gate
almost az cheupiY as good bars there is
mo- excusc Tor using the latter. az they
are certainly very inconvenieut Ia
passing through bars with % wagon. or
other farm implement the timc cou-
summed Boz taking them out and rcplac-
ing them b. o matter Of no small mo-
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kathers impecue has % good scheme
now for getting fid ri dups
slathers How docs be- work it7
Rathcrs Paints his face in initiation
~ smallpox and stands at Che window
when they come up tho steps -Iudye
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A DrcisKsrioS ~ lyogprsDEpcn Lord
BlaEuubrrrfc-" surely yOu wont ~ on
flirting i.Ke this after We are marTiedF'
Miss Manhattan Yes. indeed. You know
We Amcfi,1rs believe In Union and La.
erty 80 Truth.
AccoRn,sa 70 Or Darwin and other, -
taxes monkey thousands u years 20 make
monkey % himself In minute We lead
the world. Galveston News
scHooLNasrER why was e. that his
aird until ioug after Columbus was dsadff
Nineteenth Ccntury Bov - because ha
didu't advertise"
"civiLizAuoS IL ruininF my business"
said the museum keeper The auppy q
Wild men IL getting 80 low. / hardly know
where 70 look FOR them. liarper's DaxAr
p a, Room, Toledo. OHIO, says "Hans
Caiarrh Cure cured my wife ~ cafafra m.
OF a. It's a sure cure Bold 81 Drug.
giats. I5o.
II 10 whom a woman gets caught ia Q
shower with e now has pn tHat gou may 70
aii1s what a raiu Of terror b. - ashingion
Star.
"Lits l. a battlefield On which We fghs
Tor fame 10 preserve health in 'nis nxht,
usu Bccch1ms Pills, ~ cruts q box
"wmsr sort Oh giri il shrfr con. shs -
miss with "a uIiaalUu "Anff taa her
MISSION - srekinR . Eau ,sita . mangioa.'
Sketch.
Gtrys.s sulphur soap - gonuihs rem
cdy fnr SKIN Dieclsss
hiirs bair and Wbi,kcr Ore, 70 cents.
Hon sfeiEes- Jamplng from the fyiag
pan luto ne are
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Cobbif Bitter h4s nrrrf.a .a.I
that hc SAYS Is "a great sHr0ea
Stone uas hc mafe au ato.r..os
veto
Cobblo $50 We - visiting FL. 49,
some one to go up in .t fftr.t frel
Urara
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ScHooLNAsrER why was e that his
great discovery was not properly agprrcl-
Nineteenth Century B0v because ha
didu't advertise"
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"cfvtLiKAuoN IL ruining my bnainesa."
said the museum keeper The aupp.y q
Wild men 10 getting 80 low. / hardly Know
where 70 look for them. llarper's Baxzr
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AccoRniSa 70 Or Darwin and others -
taxes q monkey thousands of years 20 make
a man Of himself. but man can make a
monkey 81 himself In y minute We cad
the world. Galveston News.
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II 10 when a woman gets caught Ia q
shower with now uat Ga tHtt you may 70
aiigs what raln Of terror b. 81 W ashingtoa
Star
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"LftE IL battlefield On which We nght
Tor lame 10 preserve health in 'nis hxht,
usu Bccch5ms Pills, - cruts q box
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"Wusr sort ofa giri il shrt-' con. shs -
q miss with a uiiaal0u % -Anf' ssa1 Ter
mission - scekinE . iGan aita mang.on."
SKETCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

medicine man among his people away up in Canada
somewhere. He consented to sing for the pale
faces OF New-York last night. He sang much bet
ter than many palefaces do. Captain Marsh, who
is a worker among the Hindoos. spoke. He wore
the Hindoo dress. LORD Ratna Pala. con-
verted Buddhist priest spoke well in English.
After a collection had been taken. Commander
Booth called for John Unkes. Mr.. Cnkes who
stepped forward and received his commission as
treasurer of the hundred and nineteenth corps
of the army in this city. Mr.. Cnkes T. the two
thousand fve-hundredth local officer There were
many of Mr.. Unkles's admirers In the audience.
When he began TO make little speech OF accept
ance they interrupted him.
God bless you. John.' some one shoued from
Go It. John several others shouted from some
Of the boxes. Then MIR. Unkles continued with his
although" said he Our services may seem friv-
But they get there just the same" shouted
by score of people. Throughout the services
there the best of feeling. and nothing but the
Ensign Marshall pretty young woman was
promoted TO the rank of adjutant. amid much re-
toicing and applause. The last speaker was Mrs.
f'allIngton Booth. She reused more enthusiasm
the meeting was the wave Offering. 4 wave
Offering" is simply the waving Of handkerchief, OF
flags, papers. while a hymn is being sung. When
upward of 3 900 people wave their handkerchief
while they sing a hymn. they make striking
picture. 1t was done with great success last even
Ing
meet men officers OF all ranks In the small audi
forum In Carnegie Hall, and Mrs. Booth Will meet
the women officers In the Seventy-second-st garr
AT 1915 p. m. the oiicers VIII form parade
At 7:45 p. m. the great conservation meeting will
be held in Cooper Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
LARGE ARRIVALS or DOMESTIC DRIED FRUIT.

from tho way in which H." Pa inc Coast + pouring
In produce for Eas; ool.wca.hcr there
will be lack Of liberal supplies for Thanksgiving and
holiday times
Yesterday Of the Sunset Hou'" landed
unpr'ccdcnt Tor day OF eietv
loads 2G9.6 and bags dried fruit
and Is 800 boxes Of rl,slns.
The ful c,i,crc. o. this class O, cool,
sin1c op,ped s2Gii boxes and II 10I
bags OF rasns AMI ODos3 boxes oad trici fruit;
largely Of pnncs but Incus eyayoratei peaches april
cots HUNS and figs
p Rod ti-r' have passed through New.
YORK for England - 81 ana 10 ooi hacs
i,ns 90 oCC Tags and LoNe- o.. MIXED dried fruit
The further Eastern cities formerly drew supplies from
dealer, In This city, but direct gnmoni, bayr MI
tcriaIy csscnri the brsnos her, and with The heavy
aurpc. and N arrive wholesale prices eApc: d
10 rus winter Re alters h, vi gl,r censr"s
i,ncrt Of this si.ratiUa To pi,atci tn9h been
their custom. and thus he'll. work ia, nrayy crap
Of these wicesomc tablo SUPPLE. The We. Is a-o aid
10 Iyc well supplied ni;h California sti III on,c-pop.
uiar cheap rags OF loose raisIas ev.ug place 10
new sylc al boxes which certain GilY Bounds e,ch.
These o. ,iary faisins kcer tt tn, n.w packa=
than In beg, fo Rioccs' showing. specially when The
iruIt Is 4 uifc damp thouch hurried curing rhc
higher grade, % loos and clusters ar still put up IN
twenty pound Losc,, ind extra marks In snol G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
TIE FINiNCES OF TILE-

New-Haven Conn Nov. Is (SpeciaD.-At the fall
meeting OF the Vale Corporation held yesterday,
the annual report of the treasurer. W. W.
Farnam was read. 1t showed additions agSresat-
ing sos $40 80 to the several funds during the year
ending July 81, 1875. or this total the OF 49,
800 Is has been added to the general university
funds The additions TO the academcal funds were
ss.17 Co. the largest item being $1,000 to found the
Scott-Hurtt fellowship fund, from Mrs. S. /. HURT.
The class Of 1912 gave 5000 to found the Thacher
memorial fund: and James Gordon Bennett gave
$1,000 to found the Bennett prize fund for excel
lence In English. Large gifts for the building fund
received The incomes from the various funds
in the last year are as follows General university.
;ls75O university library. 1851 A. infrmary SLIP;
academic department. 81 1856 IS; theological depart
ment. 1885: medical school Sli0 The total amount
OF the university funds is 81, ISL so 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
FOR REPT BLICAN ENROI.NtNT
Ar, WHO WISH TO REORCANIzE THE PARTY
SHOULD JOIN THEIR DISTRICT

ORGANIZATIONS.
Prominent Republicans who are now discusSils
reorganization call the attention OF all Repuphcshs
N the fact that the way to begin the work ~ TOT
every one who is entitled 10 do 80 TO enroll MINI
GOLF +, his district organization. The following
fran The Xth Article OF the Constitution OF the
Assembly District organizations established by the
Republican County Committee shows how one may
ioin the organization:
ANY member may any o the regular meetings OF the
Assembly District organizations propose for membership
the name Of any person. vouchng that h, is Republican
voter and resident OF the Assembly District Such
name after being publicly announced a. the meeting shai
lie referred TO the inspectors OF election Any person
may, In writing. propose himself Tor mem"rShp' anu MS
name shall in like be announced and referred or
any person may propose himself or membership ny p"p'N
declaring At any regular meeting that he is Republican,
voter and resident Of the Assembly District ana I'M. he
desires 70 Join organization. After snch decar'to'
said person shall unchallenecd be- permitted To sign te
roll s,l roll 10 contain pledge that he is Republican,
voter and resident OF the Assembly District ana ina,
he intends to supror; Republican party Organization OF
which the Assembly District organization is reco8hZei
poron and to submit the legally expressed action OF
the district organization aud Of the County COMMITTEE
and that he il not and become member OF any
political committee body which does not recognize ue
authority OF the organization Upon signing the pledge
io the applicant shall become member o the ofsanza
ton.
For the benefit Of those who wish to enroll or
take an active part in the affairs of their district
The Tribune gives herewith the Assembly Distrlct
Headquarters with their days of meeting: