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wANTED-BoARDERS.


FOR RENT-31 II ST. NV. room, and
board Tor two young men. sel9-bt,em
BOARDERS-s ladies and gen
ueinen can be accommodated with
board in private family at 1906 Q st. NV;
rooins nicely Iur.; good cooking in every
branch Of housekeeping; under personal
supervision OF an experienced lady. refs.
exchanged. ecl7-6t-em
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GOnZaga College,

FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY.
Classical, Scientific and Busines, Courses
Military Drill and Uniform. Terms. $40 per
quarter.
REV. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, s. J.,
auoi-,m President
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MT. VERNON SEMINARY,

Corner NJ And Eleventh Streets y. W.
Boarding and Day School for Girls
Preparatory. Collegiate and Post GradU-
ate courses OF study. Special students
admitted. Thorough instruction in all de
partments. in accordance with best modern
methods.
Four spacious. connecting buildings, re-
Gently erected. and specially designed for
school purposes. with passenger elevators,
steam heat, Il nj perfect sanitary CuuoItlnBs,
together With play ground and tennis
fined home, and Il complete school equip
nieut.
Twent y-second year opens Wednesday
September thrtieth, Tor classification Of
boa riding pI pills. and Thursda y ctuber first,
classification OF Day Pupils
MRS. ELIZABETH j. SoMERS.
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MRS. ADELIA GATES HENsLEf.
selG- limo Associate PriuIipal

MRS. H HAILMANN'S Training
School for kiBcergartners and i Tiinary
Teachers will resume its sessions Septeni-
ber l6 in the Sunday-school rooms Of the
Luther Memorial Church: entra nee on Yer
mont avenue. Mrs. Hailmann will receive
applicants on Wednesdays and Saturdays
from 10 to I2 a nj. \ other times at her
home waldheinI. Cleveland Park. Washing
ton. ID. @. 4f-em
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Should be read daily by all interested rs
changes may occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending
September 20 close promptly at this Of
Iicc as follows:
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WAN NTED-LoTs.

wANTED-Piv party waAss Q
Building lot l0 e. frope. between ira
and Goth. north Of N st: not over $2 foot
Address TINES REAL ESTATE BUREAU
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EDUCATIONAL.

w ANTED Pupils for stenography
ami typewTiting by an experienced
teacher: b.n Putnam system, RAPID aG-
guaranteed. low rates.
R., this office. ke22-3t
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD. - q
1ll7 9Th st. nw.-Eooh,s and board:
neat, gaSand bath ;cheap.N se22-3t
$4 TO 66 PER WEEK-First-
class board ana rjonl. THE 1EMPLAR,
207 Pa. ave. ---''-'--. se22-7t
w wANTED-BoarderS and roOmers at
'I42s 3Zd ST. price $3.50 per week.
seq St
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wANTED-rosTAGE STAMPS
wANTEO-Fof cash, an klD1D OF old
United fSafeD postage and depoEtu5e1s.
tHeh GsfssSo: 1905 ass ss !. ssSs.e s* sssi
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TO EXCuANGE-Fine family horse in
good condition, for large morse; rear
1916 L, entrance on h st. NV, between
IL ana 1. sell
WANTED-Will repair house for rent,
or Will build OF exchange work, brick
CONTRACTOR. this office. se1S-3t-em
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RRENT-store with fixtures. 1I3
ID St NV. Ee2U-3t
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- FOR RENT-STA BILE.
FOR RENT-Roomf for two horses; also
room fur carriage or delivery wagon;
81 IA month. 1920 sti ST. NV. Sc lS-ef
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The Bliss School Of Elec lricity.

Incorporated. Bliss Building, 81 d ST. n. W.
Fourth year begins OCT. 1. 1896. The
only Institution in tie country where
pra ctica electrical engineering is thor
oughy and exclusively taught LabOra-
torres fully equipped. Instruction, the hest.
Books now open. Catalogues on applca-
ton. l.. D. BLISS, Prest
au1s-2mo
T'UITION-In Business. Shorthand and
TypewTiting Courses. when taken to-
gether, same rate as for one alone, day and
night classes open September l. Call on
or address EA TON, BukNETTS 4 DCRLING.
and eth SITS. NV. au26- limo
HOME A. RTEN and
street. reopens September IS. MISS
HOLEMAN, principal. sei9-St
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WANTED Young man will do any
kind OF work; reference. Address
Box Q. b. T., this office. 1t
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WA NTED-A young colored man with
Iirst-ciass references wants place us
janitor or to attend several furnaces.
JANITOR bO7 +. ST NV spSS-3t
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wANTED-FURNIs HOUSES
ANTED-Furnished houses. We have
many applications for furnished houses
m all locations II the city. THE TlMES
REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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FOR SALE-Beautiful new homes for
home seekers, houses Just completed
with IA m. l., parlor. reception hall, dining
rooal kitchen, bath, ) bed rooms concreted
cellar, furnace heat, large yards, room for
stalble 662 and 664 q St. me-. and 621.
629 and 63l l4th st. ne Must sacrifice al
once; prices and terms to suit purchaser
u. b. GOTTwALS. Sll l tn st. NV, owner
Houses open for Inspection se1y-7t-em
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

wANTED-As fireman, driver or gen.
eral work, by coiored man. 334 Jack
SON Hall alley. 1t
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The New Hook Spoon Free to All.

read in the Christian STANDARD that
MiFs A. u Fritz Statin a., st Iouis,
No would Give All e!egsrt listed hook
spoon to any one sending her ten cen
s,ampa. I.tnt for one AID found it is
useful that showed it 10 u.l friends, aud
made $l3 90 in two hours, taking orders
for the spoon. The hook spoon is a
household necessity, 1t canuot slip into
the dish or cooking ysasele, beirg held in
the plate BY hook on the back. The
spoon is something that heua, ktopers
have needed ever since spoons were fret
invented. Anyone can get q sample
spoon by sending len cent stamps TO
Miss Fritz This is epleudid way 10
make money aGunl hnme,
Very truly, JEANETTE s
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A PRICE THAT WILL REACH YOU

Do because it not high priced is not high grade
We expensive hollow tubing beside belong to Com
bnation Trust We every patent royalties manufacture
satisfied with reasonable profit
py expensive but depend the good
the American people appreciate good thing when they We
afford the price expect sell ten MaywOOdS
of individual make sold We simply say that the May
wood" perfect Bicycle originality and genuine
all other machines together
The MaywoOd has successfully passed through the experiment
During the past three years have 5000
Mayoods placed in the hands of riders of all classes and widely
distributed through the country Expert riders and clumsy riders
light smooth roads,
given this wheel every conceivable test proving it be the best wheel
wheel
toughest showing necessity
repairs It's construction simple its vital strong that
possibility of breakage is reduced to a minimum.
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Bicycle constructed material that is SOid tough and Wy;
easily taken together again
has few parts such wiy material that its parts will hold together
accident hollow material to be crushed in
that possibly be broken frame simple that Its
adjusting parts connecting parts crank in place
ready reliable and rapid transportation
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jon Of the goldbugs that tho fro0 T0m.rl..,..ae-
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SPECIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS.
FRAME-Improyed Double Diamond What sa Double

FRAME-1mpTOved Double Diamond what Sa DOuDle
Diamond Frame? Simply direction for strains
Cyceshe outline diamonds in its makeup The
constructed nh cold rolled steel rods the toughest and
strongest metal for weight known and the joined together
with steel and aluminium bronze fittings such manner that
and durability the greatest combination ingenuity
cycle build frame without oafen apa
they bued in be repaired We guaran
Standard steering head and wheel base ball bearings
rims best quality piano pokes and brass barrel hubs
fitted with Arlington hose pipe Morgan Wright quick repair or
AXLE AND BEARINGs-Ind bearings through
out 4o hardened steel balls Crank shaft bearings are fitted with
which nterocked and each other and
possibly apart while in Are neat and cover the bear
bearings susceptible threaded crank
les working hn I'VE svs 5
adjustment invention perfect in simplicity and must
the frame and ball bearings gained by this
men running double aved positive never loose bearings
freedom from with chain and procke smooth outward gobg
bearings friction and lost notion hence greater speed
Then with ontess crank feet ankles and trousers are
oNE-PIECE CRANK.-our great achievements BY its appli
and four washers piece Of all the
working loose and pedal axs ha
pains taken to key and tighten them This by many
harris and saved bv our device which is but one piece
and made from tough rolled steel rods impossible break
that when other canks break from accident our crank
SPRoGKET WHEEIs-Best i drop ie7gsd steel
GEARS Or Y, as specified
FRONT FORKS-lndestructible Our fork crowns are simply
gun barrel steel turned then bored and bent
forming perfect fork that cannot be for strength and
beauty also giving support solid cold rolled fork rods that just
limit the necessary of spngness required in front fork and
which only be obtained by of our forks and
HANDLE BARS-Reversible and adjustable, marvel OF SIM
pcty readily adjusted any position desired with best cork
position handles In buying bicycle it is always exed question
to whether dropped elevated handle bars wanted
kind could not have the other Our handle bar you to
either will Will furnish Rams Horn handle bars preferred
SADDLES-Gliam P. & F., Reading other frstcass make
PEDALS-Rat trap rubber; full ball bearing
FINISHA parts enameed with special enamel,
rubbed down and baked giving it handsome black glossy
All bright heavily ncke plated these with the jet black gloss
parts handsome which cannot be exceed
ACCESSORIES-Each Haywood" Bicycle is furnished with
leather tool bag containing pump wrench and patent oler
notwithstanding tires pedals saddles, from n to 30 lbs
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-NWNIVN WNHNaIFiV.
FORTUNES In FURS.
An English Furrier Gives Some
Details of High Prices.
Coats OF FUR That Cost $4,000 Altered
Every Year 20 suit the Latest
Fashlon--Tine Wardrobe of
Fur Worth $4,000.

Speaking of the $4,000 fur coat stolen
from Lady Warwick, in connection
with her description of herself as a
splendid pauper" under the new Eng
lish tax laws, a furrier says othe West
Minister Budget:
'As metter of fact, $4,000 for q
lady's fur eAat is absolutely nothing
aout Of the wan in cur experience, On
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

when they migrate back to the iwigs
and van hes "A soon M thr lenves
tan they can easily lie observed nnd as
easily destroyed. 'rh, koroaonu emulsion
IS now only dilnt'd In III. proportion OF
one tu four gallons aud thoroughly mp
lhcJ Every scale M, nj this time win
hr Killed The scale viii not fall off. how
ever. and the orchar'lisl should therefore,
not he discouraged, hut examine The scnlrs
cnrcfully and satisfy himself whether
they AZ" dead, The dend scales usually
Turn distinct islH,r brown color than
the living scales If upon exnminn ion II
u found thnt there are Sun living insects,
lose no time but spray thoroughly the
fecond time ana yet them killed OF carly
Ia the fan The last week In April cx-
amino carefully ana II any scales have
escaped your former warfare give them
another drencllnE az soon as they begin
Matching using the weaker formula above
given.
II IL important TINT we Should know
more of the distribution Of this ,Ast In
our State ahd ] trust thnt fruit growers
WIN not hesitate to send me materials
for study aud comparison. when more
tx gathered together In The way
OF specimens from different localities !
SINH contribute nm article In further de-
tail upon The name. life history aud char
ncter of the soaic. aud the extent and
nature of It's deprsjations.
Frederick w. Mally, NJ. &c.
IIulen, TeXns, May r, 1896.
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ssgs are Matching. The young begin van
hiihcH themselves ana are, therefore, cx-
posed TO attack. For tins reason / Inv,
slic'ihcked "a few important matters Ia
az once advise of the remedy ana urge
Immediate action.
Mr.. SiiDgerland found In his experiments
~ New York that Kerosene emulsion Was
me most satisfactory remedy. This Is
best prepared by aissoiving q hair round
OF soap whale oil soap preferable for
seal. insects IN gallon OF boiling water
While This lis SIN boiling add two galious
OF Kerosene oil and churn through a force
pump OF ogitnfor until the whole mass
becomes thick and creamy
or Kept In Il cool place this viii keep
Tor long timc)
This emulsion ehor,o then be diluted
with cold rain water IN the proportion
~ one gallon OF HE emulsion 10 light
gallons OF water if on "A bright hot, sun
Shiny day, or SIX gallons of water IL on
cool. cloudy day. fDon examining the
eggs by raising he female scale you Will
find hundreds OF small whitish eggs II
you find young scale insects the eggs have
III you find ihat the young are numerous
and are crawling about on the branches
of the young tw3gs. AT this stage simply
drench the tree. branches, twgs and
both upper and under surfaccA Of the
leaves. This Is the only hope nAhe Gaze
OF tn. specimen sent me- for II the tree
Ia covered all over as the samples Indi-
cate. the Tree VIII surely die unless heroic
measures are adopted.
as soon us the young insects reach tho
leaves and become attached for the SUM
mer. further expense and labor 10 eradi-
cate them IL useless. or ~ least not eco
nomicaI. and II 10 better b wait until fall
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Ton should elect n game worser ,,r ,..
1N",.s' whose business Il would ha ~
s,ute ms entire time during the c,oso
o,,fSrn 70 seeing that tho game laws was,
for CO. tGNrh a warden could I've hired
sti,,,,S1sE S+O per mon'h, and an add,tlonni
cured '"N" convection he Sc
adjoining counties could ,o,r ,,0 =.
r,n,tt..iiN,i ana their cooperation would nj,
'"a,'FiNlN ~ puttng the orrnni,n,,o,, 49,
q Sold footing one warden romid ,n,' "m
Inc cnu re territory ''"'" cover
s,d n, gre + no doeb. but ,hau an enerrc.,c
a"r l'aii'ss gnine warden is essential fnr
,,,n,'. i,vie",son, Take tho States whrrh
NH noNce that IT Is done hv .a,,'o suu
nvuS u IS their duty and heir hns,,,as,
,i ICY are usually tho RICH, mo, I,
:Nor5,,r,1, tdaos anu they do their work
n ,r,, fisa,uiiIation Of this kind could have
"a -t'1' Anuurncc on oar State lrrisiafnrs
my SN"i.H ana would use their mnunncc
n,,,e ~ on toward securing better an5
",re A'r'rg'nt game laws. "''u
coming to shis hv and hy ,v,, ,,.o,
, we With as, like 1T has been win , ",r
-, '>ttt Is, Tire remedy came -no i,to -,
sNss was a. grca, game State, but is =,
, LAY hardly IN NIX ID is. I'M ~
YOU would have II true answer 10 s,,, u
qsvs ION. Whom the season onens 'n a,l',.
any i.arc YOU may and with 10,
~ Kun aiid Joviai companions snr,S
,io,, ~ some once upon : time" lora-
i,t,,h 'ai ialriy beemed with game M nj,
",,,-, "s'' Wnen YOU reform hons, ni,,ns.
tmp'N handed and Il de,er,nlnntio" i' .1e,
! orr answer -" VIII nave
inc ne rosi can do much toward eaur,,.
ana raw, w. NJ n,atnd in craftsmanship
: Hv.r 10 see from t.mc 20 time nr,3rins
On 'his subject in The Pos, ~, ,or,,n,,.S
u, Emmett lianev
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WARNING no oncmARpIsrs.
Professor Mally Tells How TO Stamp ON
the Scale Insect

Professor Mally Tells How TO Stamp Ont
the Scale Insect
Hulen. Texas, May Differently hive
been in receipt of specimens OF plum
twigs from san Angelo. Texas. badly
infested by scale insect fully discussed
by Mr. NJ. v. Sllngerinnd In Bulletin No
NJ Of the chronological division Of Cor
rel university experiment station. IL Is
a most serious pest In some localities IN
" cStefn EeW York aud Is dreaded by the
nun srowrrs Ia infested SECTIONS Every
.Hort should therefore be made to stamp
out THIS Threatening pest One fortunate
thipg abtnt this pest rs thai II is large
ana gives tho twig Inc appearance of
beng covered by numerous brown caps.
reminding one. as Nj. siinserand s'aie.
Of Aulsed peas stuck on the limbs"
These large bodies OF the female scale
may be He,'ii at any time throughout the
year and there can be no exchsc for an
ofcAdTdlst who pays any attention TO his
,,rees for no, knowing OF the presence OF
this pest.
Tho iwigs were sent from San Angelo
ApriI ~ aud were forwarded to me from
Dallas April 70, reaching HuIen April u,
~ which tirne no LIVING scales were found
the dead. light brOwnigh or rcdsh bod
dies, but IA sample was kept out TO as
certain the time of Matching OF the eggs:
The eggs begun hatcniDg April = and
were al once placed In the poison bottle
as IA measure OF safety against their es-
cape.
The proper, aad IA iaet the only time
that ihis pest can pe fought suncessfnlly
50 iato IA the seaspn u just now. as the
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SIGNS or RAIN.
Complied for the Globe-pemocrat.

Compiled for the Globe Democrat.
| when furniture Ia creaky rain IL immi-
ncnt
When the cat washes her face look OUT
| for rain.
| Salt ii n good barometer. When It Is
damp rain ~ probable.
A low barometer almost invariably be-
tokens n coming storm.
Sgnenky shoes squeak louder than usual
when a storm rs coming,
a rainbow In the morning foretells rainy
weather during the day.
A rcd sunrise Indicates foul weather at
some tinc during he day.
Rats and mice are generally very actly o
ana noisy just before II storm.
A rainbow In the afternoon In generally
an indication OF clear weather.
Cad nies aro always more troublesome
thnn usual just before storm.
4 new moon falling In summer time be-
tween and q a. IN. bctohons rain.
4 new moon falling between 6 and s a. m.
In the summer season means rain.
When corns on the toes ache. bad wealth.
or ~ likely within twcnty-four hours.
Tho leaves of the common clover often
close upon the approach of Il storm.
Rain or snow in winter Will follow new
moon when It falls between 4 and G a. IN.
when dogs are sleepy and appear dun
and heavy when reused n storm is near at
hand.
Every fisherman knows that fish bite bot
ter just before n shower than at any other
time.
a new moon falling between 10 a. m. and
" IN. IN summer time means very showcry
weather.
The falling Of SCOT from chimney is a
sure indication OF approaching
bad weather.
a new moon In winter time coming be- |
tween 2 and a. m. means storms. with /
rain or snow.
The crcaking OF the timbers In building |
liz n tolerabiy sure indication OF coming |
rniny weather.
Parrots are good barometers. Just be-
fore rain the most laxative and gabby
parrot becomes silent.
In ihe winter when the new moon falls
and q. M. the indication U for
wind and snow. /.
The plmpernei lower clesss = ~ go y
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game eyer ,Se,, played There isn't any doubt


about that '
GRAMMAR s,soN IN rur uo,r
~ VIZ 'lmV 'ranhhn was SibW0 loser.
Then Smith whip-sawcd. putting S2Uuti
on the nino to via and on tho nye to
m,,, SIM ~, iine iost ana me iivc won. Civ
~, ,.s Mn,i'n = inSs Of $1,000 That lett
' 1,,,,''' '' ~ "" loser up TO that point
~" W., p.aN """"l u'ner"hce to the
W, @, N.''"
hrpi l''inR them they were mnHing
uN'Ns nl themselves. ana that thrs
Wo'" fhyN Went on increasing the size
,H3n T." muck them out IN the street. as
nluN brow what would come OF ths
u,ilis
~ ias' resource l dociicd 10
thru ""i ihe ens. ! ran M stnits TO tic
H.i'l INT me cock WASH there and
couiVp worh IT. | know that II turned
IN" gas OUT down stairs they'd Hight Il
nsain. but VITA ihr eaa stopped a, tho
meiet tho game would end ror they'd be
TOO dipnl, 70 lind tue metcr anyway.
t1 Nv, Ti i GAME MAS srorrhp
and broke up two sticks with these
made a lti,a lnv.r ann, ,t,r,,.t 10, 80. ,e
~ the Er.Ht American faro p!ayors fotua
themselves In the dark
e"me GOWN rpsorcd with dust ana
sw.arine alternately ", hu,lJl,si nwt INTO
Ihy street Grnnunn. ,hcy snid Ind n nlp
s.p,0p loser. So
When we walked I'M the street Grammar
seemed perfectly delighted with himsrlf
lie kept SAYING "Aiyi mint / A hitdi" i
never suw a man more solf-satisfi,d uc
"as morally ccrt.u'n he wig n bird There
wasn't anvthfnr he ,liin't ltnot. N''
rhoy began 10 toIk snsino got tired
ana w,nt n,ru,l rritnr ~, ,,,,,. t r.. .,"u
FAR, rhyor w,ni aomnwher, ma pIav"d |
cieht ms OF onsino for ;lnn a aidc |
Smith .osi AN tho gafios. That lef, Gran.
nan . loser ~ sle,rp nnt lie Mnni,,i ia
Jay for s1O 900 "A game l,ui smith would |
tot which Wna birltv Tor smith a.. .i,ht |
game at tiropp pci game mtno,,nts To-
iSu. o0N.
1rntnan bud his cHsino IN ev.ry game
,a.t -" ena 20, Snnf nnrie on that
a for Grannnn's u,,',o,'ro," ~ 'N"'"'''"h
Nest drN Grammar apl hs'l llkn Ia |
inok M against WAn street | told him
hnse follows would not only skin him
put grind up hls bonns and sell Them for
'niilliI.rs hut lu WIS tsrupprnrilv si,,ri,
IN himself and h. was bound to stiop
YAM eirret Tho thiirA lie ynq rotru So
10 10 tho Wall sircct brokers rnnde nv
inlr stand on end sprcfiiHticn WINS guiu,,
y run on a different hnsin on Tho stnrl
* f',ree after Gfnnnan once 20, fairy
lurtod ''
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approach of rain IN furnishing : siEa
of coming storm. Is 81
p M. whether In wsntee q summer, means
fair. pleasant weather. +. III
Dampness Of the walls or furniture OF .
dwelling Is q good ind,cAtt0h 81 Talhy
weather soon to gou0W.
In summer time whsa the nv moon
falls between 2 and 3 n. the probability
Ia for cooler weather. With shQTers.
Had odors. at other times nnperceivn1s
rising from cesspools or ponds q sta8nsn
waicr. are an indication q r1m
tho world IL : surs indl6stlen ~ foul
weather within forty-sight he1sA
Whstling winds vhieh - snrI9
f, sound through tllo cf1res ~ esannies 0E
n birldIng. senessuy tnelesn coosss
The now moon ocaaiAs $1,000 ! ana
n. m. means chnngeAAh Wse{ee " aun.
NOR: and In winter. eale - Y
weather. VI. 4 Z. q u. ..,,n,. !,
the appronch Of eees ~ ..s.ss....s e. l.
neutral hue. darker 49, y MI n Z Z
tint. - n.c,nr,,
and midnight In sun1ef No. s ~.
fnlr weather; ia wtntg 80 > c'esF ~
'n If treat said inst shs ~. ~ chsass -
tho moan occur y j w " . .oui.e
the weather that ~ = esesc'so ZOE tns
next week. z. " Nh tati q.
wards tho diFeceiea Hn, sS s s ~ ~
blowing, rain or 49, - -
When a ,,..ps. = r. 81 = ~ Of inoiaturA