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New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
DUfSsii lISING.

4 COMPETENT lfESeMAKTH French
nrsi-rlass. firm Iine1t 4 pnchcn eV-
pc:ienr'd slcrani -Nin. ~ dal. piivHir
.aIni.ie-. reference. terms moderate.
mne. MlRIiM. ac2 Weff @7th-si
COrTrRiERE TRANCtlSE Fancy
asisfs. ytrse'. dinner and iai.rf rsst
lfesses. ladles n4f~ria's u~-.i. short noe
lice moderate pfis. elegant vHrt NNF
ANrEHSpN. i3t Nesf o. '1-sf r,riUfel
''or i7'h-f'.. formerly with rie'n ''as
CONpETENT DRF FssMAKIR farcs work
hrns or D. he ia 'tiris. waists .fp.s
rlso r~mOd~ilinr attentions. children.
dresse- Ai1res7 -. MOOD. 10 We.
iDist-st.
DDEsSMAKEH -- Irre-ierced shfc-or's
ouiEfier dssirer work hf DAY ihe
Orhngss ufef.rr"d. =. T. y. gfs sussex.
ave.. Sewsrk A. g.
DRrseNhKT .-TNparienced. GOOD nfi.r.
'a's.. Fi'tnru st' 10. fnifnrr,t with u
Altman 60 be- reference. s. q dar
Adcress DREsSMAKEE. 2s3 N~-i iith-.
DHEsrNAk - Thof1urh dresspi1fe-.
hirhesi references, d'nTnrs direct Ron,
Paris. desires engagements hy dav of week
In of out ~ cify Address THOROUGH
Boz 5c2 i.2i3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.


ADDITIoNAL CAPITAL procured fo-
hus.nes purposes investors adNi with
oat charge 1: d-sirani" opp0liun!tie@. htfh-
est commercial references 1klGiS q
CARLETON. 2Os Broadway
ARE YOI' LOOKISi for genuine good
business opening, fali AMI see what
W. have o. offer. 5000 cash required.
GEO. -. DOANE & CO.. -. Broadwsy.
ATTENDANT security and SO bonus or
o,wfnission given for advance II 500.
needed for business us-. - RNENOk.
Posiof' Boy -. bfoos.yn y. y
YOrNG MAN with 4 fev th1Gund dol
lars in a profitable established buslnrsg
AiIress " CHASE. B0x ~. Eldrel. sui
IVAN corniy. y. y.
FOR sAIC.-leat restaurant in th~ eTiy
~ Io'ion. Nnshins 'on-st.. h"ari - r.
f1l district. price ~ tss AdIf.ss
CHARLES e. hMEs. Ira,ilencc. r. /
FOR SALE N~w potent hook and I've
- Inserted without s~e .ns. is-u"d Augus'
NELLY. E-mpsi"al i.ang islanl.
Mrfir EAcN Leaves turned b, peial
fntsnf1r Darno' nll ,r1@rs wants M me-
'o h'ip f1arJiarin-e. e. = CfI2EE. Am
s'erdam. =. 9.
PARTNER. win ave thousanf capisl
wanted. - N1ik .lrah.~ agencies Ia
Canada. references eychang q 'ANADA.
90 B.asdNaf.
PAI.TNrR l-kSTTD,
For iarE- manufacturing hrsine-- -
hlch reputation. eIud farning cspaclff anI
estra0fIInaf} prospects. want wealthy eA-
rerienrea sent man ~ good iianding and
rhnlucier. ~io ran irres; 81. .Oop o. SOD
OlD and 81 mage Oh. financial part - the
bnsin"rs. fiease state fDI particulars.
'nnifnnri '1i.nrs wlll Dr. tr -aied With 20
rn1-t dlsrretion. AdIrfss MANrFACT-
"rt. Boz Tfibune Onlc~
srI.Iff f=fs-..rrfsfsa
fiH". Win iaffa ctfcl a'ing iibfar'. fnr
slir. established - fetrs. good trade. -
|nsirand-af~.. Pr.,hifr.
f'TTTi pfN Vo-r do-i~n stronger ana
sur. han other. zoe Sci'nce and Me
-naic. pnec Veesir Tribune sepierber
N m.a fo- fale. IS. itNsTiM 'oN. Nor-
sToer rfOpFRTi sp.erdid locn,Ian. n
J." aiIi o. pat $ lnrr. percentage Apyli
Ban tR q 90. N~si Nrw -Iif ghi. %. staten
i-irnt
TWO IiM.iTR. con-. lfAY p-.ss plania
nra. Nev York, 'ii rnfafi'sisd husin-s,
silsrl.d fr9nfiuniif f0f imw@iini@ iu--
n"'f. y. vs.. - Lii'ogiy 81. Room i0.
FOrSc MAS wishes ~ opea n branch for
~ GOOD business hcua' N his section
wifi good TainJ o. rOriflission. - rooa
WANT coun'r, uor. sni business. -~w.
Nc's sta" DrsferT"i viii give f-,ilt
fsrfn iun trees rnad md frd n.irhblr-
hood N"0 -'"rs"y FfTf.Drr. ~ isncrty-s'
fANT' % FARMER wlfi 500 caui;ai. onc
vh" rnf"i ,nrlq woodwork ara Hack
smiling IN SOD ifthirr irur~~a tn
70 l." 'fdr's. MORRIS. 2ni 31d-s'
-cnih nr1lt'fu
az I.apY's sAFrrY. wool rim. ncw-
- n0"rdf very low. 'nll an time NJ
-. West i'nd-av.
Sl.cCa ArTNE srnt icrs wan,.i
~ coal yffd having elfnDieie facilities |
for pnying "a nil1 trade unaef nnn.unii, |
fa.nrnb@ ccndfifrs. .ong ieasa. iou rent |
cAaH SALES, Tribune D1ce.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
DOMESTIC sITI aTIOvs WANTED
Female.
L.LLr-l EtL ALLAI. MN 1, A lr

CHURCH. LABOR BUREAU.
A. The Employment Bu.-au - - ra--
ihC.omeW's Church. goo Fast ial-st.. the
hor'eh older can often md American gir.s
for domestic service and Others 20 sll ma
tlonalitiea. the mefchan; can obtain en-.
rinres tfe general public can procure
skilled workers IN oil d~pa'' r-rts in.Or.
nation N me- concerning persons recon-
GsnGed.
A-A-A -A-CIiARLE IRWIN scieci
Agency, iith-u., shave. B,s servants.
All railorsliti-s; spe'iai depart n'nt for
male help.
Al-CoOK ana LAtNnRcSs- tTiAMBFR-
MAID and NAiTNEss.- Two swedish
airis. one as e ,ok aad launlre-s. 'h' other
~ chH nb"imald ana waitress. excellent
r-f,r~ne's. together or separate. "a ras
3Tfh-sf
C,RETAKERs = Woman ana daush,er
would IKE 90 take charge os bachelor
apartments 90 doctors house. NJ TAX carc
~ nais with ha .emeni and pay part rem
Tor one Moor. Call 81 We, sd,h-si
COOKS. waitress Iannfr-wrs: nrat.rl.,-
referfn'es. 800 Gth-aVe.. upslalrrf
COOK end I.At'NUREss. -uy respect
aha gifi. NJ good plain cook and iaun.
fress or general hqus.work IN private
family. rc:eicnce. MURPHY. :if West
Glst-st
roOK.-A iifsi las cnok wishes a s.tua-
tion IN private family. wages s3s. 2se
Fast s'Ih st.. top nco..
COOK A good cook wishes situation In a
private family. good br.aj and ~ Kinda
~ sour- caa be seen ~ present smn.oy.
eis ircm 10 10 p. M GV last 7sih-At.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
WORK WANTED.


WATCHMAN. &c.-Smart man wishes
situation az wa'chran or 1anitor. having
i've years nfsi-c.as- reference. Addrers y
lYn
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

A VERY SPEEDY ROAD HORSE; sly
lish. safe. and can tro; In 2;3D
CARRIAGES. CONSISTING Of Brousham
"Nt-rrrn fsp family Sufrey '<ea's fOurb.
Eunabout Wagon. top s.d@bar Road Wagsn.
Load cart. built by BEST MAKERS. and
IN line condition.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
HORSES AID CARRIAGES.
A.-TOR SALE TO CLOSE An ESTATE
VIE FOLLOWING cOsTI.Y PROPEKIY ::

stylish PAIR hiEh-nctIng carriage
horses. perfectly matched. i5.3 hands. six
ard seven years old. with plenty all
around action: have been constantly used
coubie ard single: free. prompt drivers.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

HORSES AND PONIES boarded. with
grain ard good care. medical attention
free. Address DR.. o. &. JACKSON. l. o.
Box l6l. Jamaica. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
Female

Female.
WANTED ladies 10 take work rome, '1'
o. evening. neat steady rmplDf mcn'
good wages NJ experience necess1ri tl-
close stamp for particulars PARlSlAN
ART CO.. ] 900 Broadway. room J.
WANTED.-A competent Scar1inaNian or
German Protestant girl "a cppk ana laun-
dress In q small American Family. r"fer-
snc-s required. 20 Fast ,!rh-si
WANTED. A 'sirong. reliable Protestant
glri for general hous"work must Drine
o1od written recDmmenia.i lions Apply %
West 3lsi-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

WASHING 4 young C,rmsn woman
wants washing At home or OUT. Mrs.
BOTT0ER. POI West i3d-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
EIsCELLANECCe.

A RELIABLE LAWYER gives prompt at
tention 10 all legal business. all courts
conieyancing. collections. ai-ice flee.
open evenings. West llth-et., Room u.
THIS Is diary time. Hueprch's Year Book
FOR 1890 Cloth bound. aai PIP. writing
pap r. iisyG. ~ cents. 6xg. 10 cents. Sta
tioners or u. A. HTEBsCII 4 CO.. Mfrs.
81 Ros"-st.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR Residence
properties. all kinds: sale or rent
lIBBS q TAYLOR Beehinan-s,.
At SUMMIT. y. J.-Desirabie furn shed
ant unfurnished houses 10 let for win
tei 1- year, ali ir1pros osements. reasonable
rents. Z. 6. POTTER. opposite station.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

CHFA EST rent IN the city. Bowcry. be
tween Houstcn ana lSleecker w hote
h9rs- three stO;y 224xiDJ SlsD per an
mum second noOr Is rented for s54O. good
Sard f0- crug store or any otn"r pusi-
Ar's WILSON. ~ Park-st.
ELEGANT four stor- dwelling ~ let. 30
West s-d-sf.. close 20 Central PARK. ~ir-
waited station az Sisi-si hardwood trimmed
and elegantly decorated. . bn,hrss0sl IN j.
mediate possession. r. 4. Cru IkSllANk
CO.. lIG B.oaowaN.
BASEMENT. TNRLOR and second floors
D. handsome four-story box stooP private
hpusn EAR colonial club and West End
ave Apply 2Ts West 7ist-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

GARDENER. BY nrs;-class man: has had
- years experience In all brancn"s OF
flower and vegetable Gasde1.ng and man-
ageuent of private ,stat~; can furnish
iirst-cInss reference regarding capability.
sobrlaty md character. Address Oak
pENER Box gs. Short IIlls. y. ].
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

p. O. Box ic5:-
FoH SALE.
A,-A.-A.-A- Eyery'hins guaranteed
FINE 81 rOWH. 81 WEEKLY.
DIAMONDS. No trash Cali or address VS.
WATCHES Co.. Maiden Lam. Room =.
At LlrTLE's TOOL STORE. 81 rli,oa.
-. New YORK. workshop machinery Noot
power list FREE; wood d-rar,ing too4s. scroll
saws designs and fnncj woods. incaDaiof'
Ana hrooder. In operation
A FINE mahogany bcdsfcad and c,vered
sp-'ng fo- sale. slightly usra. Cal. i3l
81 "a -.
A.-ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO sini4s,
git~n away. cunN.acr Yourself. brilliant
tone. need money. 13l East .Uih-s'.
AZ REDUCED PRICES. $40 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fuliy
guaranteed; machinery fought ard eS-
changed GEORGE Il. EDDY. 2ys -iadl.
toa-s'.
BICYCLE FOR SALE Victor sa.et; ns
ro1d a. now. cost SIR f.r ga c1eap.
j3l ClasSon ave. Breokl'n.
CROCT<ERY ana houaefufnishlng goods
sioc., ari nxiures for sl!e ch-nu. also
lease " building II desired. PRATT. ~
Broadva, brooklyn
cANp-. NOTION ard CIGhH STORE
We'll stocked. esraf.iel Oh ~ t-4fs. "a
roreain BAKER . co. N-st l;rirhi1n
staten Island.
CIGAR '-'fior'iy and Stationery store
fDr sale u Nasar u-sf.. Bro 'irfn.
FOR SALr Large rioceff. hr'che- shop
snd vines. doing large bpsIn~ss if %rv-
Jersey. prir" 5000 Allrrs L. rom ].
~ Iroad-st. Newnff
FOR SALE Old map ~ Nev Yora Cl'y
tron' an a0ii;sl sure, mao" i'.N J. o..
FRANK T. WINNIE. tsh'rliie. =. g.
IGR&DFOME WEDDING and birthday
pfeser's beautiful gu.n rhnirs wa--
rar'od Iren"h leat. tniy 5. ~. ro'ailed
gsrc.Glif - ~ iGrzainf Sarr'0rlng
GOLD CHAIR MANI .'A"Trfl- r. -
Murrn' 80
II ARE TRIALS INV an ro'n L0lfs. class
ir. ard I'M binding ~ IDDEN'e 4Cs
Canal-sf
sTwfNG MACHINES. -Now-ii me. d..
nest. S.nFaf ff0usofYl1 rilcn. e
Gihhs Sew Ideal az rp. cash or cr-ii':
100 secondhand ~ M makes &C. up. war
rartel. ~ RAuscI oe7i 2i-a,c.. m~ar
fs3i-ef
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

Male.
Rr-TTER or VALET BY frst-cl1s ~ butler
or valet from Paris. best city reference
CHARLES 1862 West 32d-si.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

GARDENER. Single: understands the care
of flowers and vegetables. also the care
of cows good mixer r. NJ. 81 East 18th
81 seed sfOrr.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

COACHMAN ~ frsi-cla.s man. thor
ourhly competent can furnish excellent
ref,rrnrss can or address q. NJ. Cusfic's
harm - store g. Ctn-ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE rO LET.

1T SEN-UAYEN. CONN. Thoroughly
bus hfick nofse. - rooms. n best ics'-
c-ntai quarter. con feniert y 'Heyes
ADDE'S Professor \. NJ WHEELER. S"w-
Haven. ,Dnn
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

37TH-sT.. GS WEST -ExQsistsly ful-
nished second noor alcOve and other
rooms. stnrle room; refined house. every
ming new; private table II desired, refer
snCe- required.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

GARDENER Young Engl!~hman With
good know edge Of the requirements 9t
privsfe plsce wants situation. has had
over nine years experience with roses.
stove plants. ferns etc. also fruit gro"
ing under glass and vegetable gardening
good references. Address W. Box ". IT'D
unr Uptown Office. i.242 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

WAsHiN;. a respectable won,sn TO q,
ou, bv tne day or h'ina washing home.
Call .3i West 33dsl.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

wASiifSG Days work or wsshl-g at
home; cnr furnish good reference. 2i7
Wet .p,n-st.. rear. nrsi Hoor.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

So IRVING PLACE. Thtce large rooms
paricr floor. private bath. also other
rooms singly OF en suite.
1Ol WANEELY PLACE northwest co--
n@r Washington square. Furnished or
nnfGrn-shcl rnoma ~ lei. re.er.nce..
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

CALL OWNERS PRIVATE STABLE. 80
EAST 3lsr-ST.. between Madison and 9Th
nVes
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
CNFunNusuED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED.-By q gentleman ana hts wife.
two or three Unfu-rishel rooms with
hath, in a private family. r"fafegc"F given
and requir' q. Address G.. O.. care ~ Trio
une Odce.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

London Sept. - D. m-C nsols, lo1a. f1r Tln-v and
iG l3G for M I'M. canadian Pacific. Gi. Erie
~ DO second rors0ls 80. Illinois Central lu4a. Mexican
ordinary p. - pa Il "1mmon isis. Nv York Central
100. P.nnsg! an!a. 57is Reading lO. Mexican Central
new pr cent bonds. Io'. i-.s,Ille and Nashville
Gf2t. Afcnisln common. ~
43o =. nth" amount of bullion into the Bank
England balance l-dar f. fi55 Mpnsv = per
cent The % dsruunt the open market Tor short
bills per AM f'r three months bills il6 per
India Council bls w-re enot'sd To- isy a. an ad-
vance - i-;ei rer rupee.
5.@J D.. "aris aiiio@ quote per cent r"ntes az 100
ffInrs - ceutnes f0r tho account md exchange on
I.-nlln - lrAnc- y cnu'Imes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
FLATS TO LET-unfurntsacd.

At TiiE KN1CKERBOCKEK. 2iT F.fth-
ave Fine apartments. iou' D'1r''hH '''
iahl..r lnQC.:e on pr'inlsrs.
NANrRLY. 10. Fac 4j.h-st.--COrnTr n1'f'
= rooms. all iight. III csceilent OrGcr.
sai ~ % go.
.cs ann.t,I or KYLE.
90 5I-are.
I'll AVE. 80. Loss ,cofnet s1th. sii.-
tlsEant apartments. faeins PARK; s"o 70
Nv PRED. STONE. d, iiroadw"v'
..D-ST.. a3i WEST second fat. rooms
and in'h. unfinished al lint fu"Ii's
,.tafe hou.,. select neignDornoo1. rem.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

CASH OFFERS WAITED. as THEY
MUST BE SOLD IMHEDiArELi
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

Country.
iCEDAR-ANE.. LONG BRANCH .-i4-room
, cottage. furnished. stable. 1000. near
bafni~r anu depot WILLIAM LANE,
Long Branch.
FOR SALE.-Farns. large. small. New
Jersey elsewhere. greatest bargains Of
fcred cssh buyers. exchange sofn-
FIELDER. - LibeTty-st.
RlNERSlDE-ON- III 'DSOS.--a fully fu--
nisael house accessible 10 railroad sta
ton. with fne river view; stable and gar
dene-s cottage: possession November :.
Appli o. L. -. BABCOCK. u Broad at.
y \.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
80 ARD WANTED.
FOk s.ZiE.

BOARD.-W Warm room. closet: hy lady. CO.
cupied during dat. s.. r4fcreares H..
%. O. Box 2 iC5.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-04-13

The steady improvement in the grade
OF poultry kept by farmers has resulted
in the increased size of eggs. This diff
terence is so marked that the eggs pro-
duced in the north always command in
the markets higher price than those
from the south, where the improved
breeds have been more slowly intro
duced In that section the undersize
OF poultry and eggs Is doubtless due
chiefly 10 the lack OF new blood The
facilitating effect Of the heat Is some
times given as the explanation, but the
true one Is rather the lack Of care and
proper breeding, the indirect result of
the climate, which, by permitting the
birds 90 forage all the year round, re-
lices the owner Of much trouble, but
at the same time checks his interest ia
their best development.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-04-13
ponrADLr, SECURE AND cIIEAP.

pickets win clear the ground. use
two standards to each panel, placing
them feet from each end. The pickets
or panel may consist of lath nailed TO
light scantling. BY the use OF this
fence you can regulate the size OF the
yard and II no fence is wanted 1t can
be taken apart and stored under shell
ter. IL desired TO inclosc fresh pasture
IL can be done in short time. It's cost
need not exceed IL cents per linear
foot at lumber yard or cent per linear
foot your own lumber sawed at a mill.
"A. Il. Whitright, in Farm and Home.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-04-13
THE CONNECT WEIGHT.
Kind OF Hogs from which the Most Money
Can Be Made.

Kind OF Hogs from which the Most Money
Can Be Made.
Experiments made for the purpose
OF determining the economic weight Of
hog show conclusively that he never
should be fed beyond eight or nine
months Of age. and the largest profit Is
found, as rule, in weight not TO exceed
zoo pounds. What Is known as the food
of support plays very important part
I'm the profit or loss of large weights
Suppose, as many farmers say, that a
resolution is made TO turn the hog
when he reaches 300 pounds
lie must take from his food an in
creasing amount each day 20 support
the weight already gained or else he
drops back. The German experiments
indicate that two per cent. of the live
weight in food must be taken each day
20 support that live weight IL the
hog weighs 800 pounds. this amounts
20 six pounds OF food daily. The only
profit is in the food that is applied TO
make new weight.
A recent pig-feeding experiment at
the Maine station illustrates this prin-
ciple excellently. The pigs were taken
at ages ranging from five 70 eight
weeks. During the first 100 days OF
the experiment not far from two
pounds OF digestiblc food produced one
pound OF growth, while during the last
fifty days the ratio was four pounds OF
digestible food Co one OF growth.
Every pound Of pork made during the
last fifty days costs double that made in
the first one hundred days.
The lesson taught by this principle
IS practically stated that the most
money can be made from young hogs
turned at n medium weight. Rural
World
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-04-13

SUPPLY ewes with salt and clean
drinking water at all times.
CLOVER aftermath Is the best pasture
for lambs that have been weancd.
GIVE the flock. including the lambs,
the aftermath OF timothy and clover.
THF thrift OF the ewes and lambs de-
ponds on change OF pasture in summer
A oRAIN-FED flock will yield two
pounds per head more wool than one
poorly fed. -.
2 ALI. ewes with unsound mouths, In
jured uddery and bad coats should DO
fed for market
WHATEVER the ewes may be, remem-
Der thatprofit depends upon using a
pure-brcd ram.
TEACH the lambs TO eat n mixture Of
two parts bran and one part oil meal
by weight as early MS possible.
WHATEVER fiuctuation there has been
IN the price of wool, the price 81 good
mutton has been maintained with great
evenness.- Voice.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-04-13


ly-ReconA Aaended Substance
Among the many substances that
are the best for inducing egg produc-
ton may be mentioned blood from
slaughter houses. In tho winter sea-
SON II can be kept for quite awhile,
and may be fed by mixing II with equal
parts Of corn meal and bran TO a stih
mess. The reports that have como
from those who have used II are large
" In its favor. In the meantime,
supply of cut bone should not be over
looked, and the hens should have a ra-
ton Of such at least every other day.
II those who keep poultry would feed
less grain and take time 20 procure
such materials as could DO had at a
small cost from the slaughter houses,
the expense Of maintaining the hens
would be much less than whep large
rations OF grain are used, and the sup
ply of eggs would be more than
doubled. 1t is the sameness Of diet
the one kind of food from day TO day
that throws the hens out OF condition
for laying, and entails n loss where
one could just as easily secure profit
by going 20 a little extra trouble 70
provide variety of food in order 10 at
ford the hens an opportunity TO do
their best.
Green food should not be omitted
from the list at any time. In winter
the best substitute is finely-choppcd
clover hay, scalded; and a pound OF
such food makes a large and bulky
meal Cooked turnips are also excel
lent, and a cabbage will be eaten clean
10 the stalk. Refuse from the breweries
and glucose factories makes excellent
food for poultry, and the blades of corn
fodder cut up and scalded are also
relished 1t is the variety, the change
OF food, which keeps the hens in good
working order.
Fowls will eat almost anything, and
without injury There is no rule by
which 10 feed them. Give them any
thing that they win eat, but change
the food often. DO not simply change
from one kind of grain 10 another, but
make complete change, and then re-
turn 20 grain again. If kept on ono
kind of food for time the fowls show
their disgust by refusing IL. They
will not lay until they get something
else, as it is required by them, and
those who feed variety OF food will
make no mistake. Farm and Fireside.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-04-13
Keep Your ohIects ln WOW.

Hens afford a profit from eggs and
flesh, and yet they excel, according TO
the breed used, in either direction. lie
who wishes 10 make eggs speciality
should pay but very little attention TO
the market qualities Of the breed,
while those who wish to raise the best
birds for the market should make eggs
secondary matter. IL should be the
aim 20 secure both. II possible, but no
breed combines In itself all the re-
quiremcnts for eggs and flesh. II we
secure a breed that comes up TO such a
standard IL may be lacking In some
other direction, perhaps tender when
young and not hardy. Always, how
ever. have definite object On view
Prairie Farmer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-04-13

bees are properly divided into differ
ent classes, and each performs its sep,
aratc work. The comb-builders con
struct the comb. the honey-gathcrers
collect the nectar from the flowers and
deposit II In the cells, the water-car-
ricrs bring in the water required for
the support Of the young brood. tho
nursing bees feed the young bees until
they arc old and strong enough TO take
care Of themselves. the guards watch
over the entrance 10 tho hive 20 keep
out intrudcrs, the pollen gntherers
gather the farina from the flowers aud
carry II in cavities. They all work aud
make no mistakes--St Louis Republic.