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Lc,,ten Eggs.


Eggs with Italian sauce-Required. one
or more hard-b boiled eggs for each per-
son. one ounce OF butter. one ounce of
flour. two Tablespoons of chopped onion.
one hay leaf, sprig OF thyme and mar
jcram. two chopped mushrooms. one
glass OF sherry. half a pint of water
and little meat extract
Aclt the bunter In small saucepan,
ana when hot put ia the chopped onion.
The -four and the bay leaf. Fry all care
fully TIL the flour is a deep fam color:
&hsn odd this mushrooms and sherry,
boil for two or three minutes and then
add The stock. Sir till it rehoiis and
thlclens. Cook very gently for about
Ave :ninutes. Season carefully. strain, and
1t ID ready. Arrange the eggs on a hot
diss,, pour over the Italian sauce. and.
nut around them border of daintly-cut5
eiecrs OF ftiend bread or toast.
3 Geynished Boil 4 or GEES till
quite hard. Lay them In cold water, shell
and cut them in halves crossRdse. Care
fully remove ua,e yo1ks and cut he tips on
me whites so that they will stand in a
din. Ri,t tho solks In "A i,sssn and rub s,lp
with them small piece of brad crumbs
a,txihtly soaked In milk. some chop
80 oaqasp and tHp MAkhAA, sbonsdi
- o1a1s akaoe8 @ aar11l Add Q!
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,r,,a No.,ro and the Mule.

HAMLET. N. c., March eo.-Specla al, :
At church festival here S Saa agd n, I'm
fM1 ins5ftt in a dispute over the
ownership of pint Of whisky n ana aP be-
coming exasperated, the men Went "a -
each other, one using a stout stick ana
the other an old pistol. oaa that
After the fight it was found y! VA =
char1as Wall layG prone and stiff, with a
I !arse Wound on on each side Of his head ID
while Jim Harrington - vas n1e in nnf time e
~ annear before the Mayor this morn
ing in and pay $500 for his share to In the
fun, while jim again ESCAPED n init m,,Ies
that did the grading for the CONNECTING
ink of the s. a. =. between q Ghe eba,y
and Columbia passed here to-day IDA; on NJ eheif
wav to Tennessee, whence they came.
The weather in this section has been g, OF
late very favorable for outdoor Sls,ea M1sn,
and the farmers, who are mahan 4t, ec oror,
sive preparations for large COTTON CROP
are well,up with their work
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RALEIGH MARKET / !. | I {:
MOTTO BE SOLD.
Two New Corporations Chartered ia
North Carolina.
BISHOP GALLOWAY COLLECTING.
Secures Handsome Contribution 70
the Twentieth Century Fund-Tl'e &
Suit Of Western Union vs.. N. @.
Corporation Commission.

80 l. (.
RALEGH. N: c., March #20.--Snecial.-
The vote cast yesterday, as regards the Inc
sale Of the Market-House and City han,
was large in favor of not selling. Now,
other plans for an auditorium will have
to be devised.
.rrhe A1ooresyille Telephone company any"
Of Mooresville, Iredell County, and lhe
Franklin Manufacturing Company, OF
Franklin County, were both incorporate ted
Yesterday lSy the Secretary of State. Ihe
latter is for the manufacture OF any ar
ticles Of wood or cotton, and the making
of chairs.
BISHOP GALLOWAY.
Bishop Galloway, at Eaehton, ,Si Sc :,
Methodist Church, on Sunday, coliec.e CIV.
about 81, 300 for the Twentletn Gehluts
movement. of the Methodist Church, Tor
s the cao,se of edncat ton. It was one Of the
largest single church CONTRIBUTIONS CONTRIBUTIONS -
lected in this city.
There is much, regret here at the a"9u7S
to Col. Julian S. Carr, in Phl.aoeiV'l!a'
and it is hoped the injury Will prove otlly
a slight one.
: DISPOSITIONS.
nndee Simonton has issued an ofder
for Special Master James r. Shepaerd
to take, dispositions in the case OF tue
western Union; Telegraph Company VS..
the North Carolina Corporation commas t1l1
sion and others. The depositions are 70
be taken at the same time testimony Is
given in the railroad taxation cases.
The State Election Board will hoid a
meeting here the first Monday IN april
which is the date fixed by law
The Marshall trial for counterleltans'
which in December resulted in m1str'al'
will be en- the docket for the May term
of court. There is, though, some aoupe
as to whether this case vii. ever come
to trial or not.
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your offer;
+ realize no mortal man can proffer
More than himself-that is his best estate,
Yet love, you know, is hardly up to date.
In times like these a woman on the
brink
cot course you love me; that compre-
hend,
But to be loved is not the aim or end
OF modern wGnan's dreams. Are you
content
To let this love be Just an incident
In our two lives? To live and work with
On terms Of absolute equality?
And do you promise not to ineterfere
With MY DEVELOPMENT? If time
makes clear
The workings Of great Karma in the
fact
That I am born to lecture or to act,
Will you assist my, plans, or will you
) And scold about my going on the stagef
Like unenlightened husbands Of the
past?
Then. too, regarding children! Q, the
vast
Importance OF. an understanding now
Upon that question, ere we take the.
That brings such matters into lt.ga-
ton.
I have my theories of education
Which must be followed. Then 7 want
to know
Where You believe immortal spirits go
When this life ends: and also where
You stand
Regarding Trusts, and Single Tax on
land.
Take time and well consider each sus-.
gestion,
And later well decide the marriage
question
I know not what the Shepherd may have
said,
:. only know the modern maid was
a willing captive to the church one
day.
And that her romplng children run and
And cry, and grow like others. while the
seems all absorbed in her domestic
life
Its little worries and its large de-
Have driver. out all thoughts Of equal qua
Let modern woman talk, but Q, be-.
lieve!
Z Love rules her as it ruled her mother
@...'.77.s3Als Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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very little oil. vinegar, pepper and
salt; mix we'll together. Fill the
whites with the mixture, sarnish the
dish with aspic jelly and keep i'll a cool
place till wanted
Cream eggs-Boil eggs for 10 minutes,
plunge into cold water, remove the shells
and cut into thick slices. Put layers OF
the egg into creased pie dish, strew
it win bread crumbs, add small bits OIL
butter, pepper, salt and chopped parsley
Continue these layers til, all the eggs
are used up, then pour over cupful OF
cream and brown in the oven.
Eggs with cheese-This is decidedly
novel and by no means difficult or eNpen-s
siye to make. Take some slices OF pread,
toast them. butter thiclly and cut into
squares. and on each square put quar-
ter of a hard boiled egg; Melt in pan
on the fire any pieces Of dry, hard cheese
YOU may have, season With little SAT-.
pepper and mixed mustard. Pour. over
this tie eggs, and brown before a clear
fire. Serve hot This is a good way to
use up old pieces of cheese which are 100
hard to be eaten in the ordinary way
Deviled eggs-Hard-boiled eggs ana
when cold remove the shells and cut
them in halves: crush the yolks dn q
mortar, il you have one) with a tea
spoon of anchory, the same OF french
mustard, and enough cayenne to maze
the mixture hot in flavor: add piece
Of butter the size of u walnut, then reilll
the eggs with this paste. shaping II IKE
core and cutting off the points OF the
whites to make the half eggs stand on me
dish. Serve cold, and garnish. with cress
and radishes.
French eggs and ach-Poach as
many eggs as you may require, and let
them get cold Then flour each egs. Dup
into rich batter and fry a golden brown
Cook some spinach, press II through
sieve, return. It to the saucepan, add
to it butter, pepper, salt and a squeeze
OF lemon juice. and make very hot. 2ilaces
the spinach in a long dish In a mound,
place the eggs in row on this ana
po,,r round Il good brown gravy.
Eggs. a la charlotte-For this delicious
dish is required s eggs, a gill of good
white sauce, a teaspoon of chopped pars-
ley. pinch Of thyme. salt, pepper. cay
enne and nutmeg. buttered toast Double
this recipe for a large family. warm
the sauce. beat the xolks of the egg with
tho seasoning; beat the whites to a stiff
/ froth. stir them to the yolls: add all TO
the sauce Stir and cook gently for z
minnie or two Spread the mixture CAREFUL
IL on some hot buttered toa st; put in the
oven TO brown dslfcately nd serve az
once.
Dgg pie-Grease a pie dish then break
into it about half as many while eggs
as it viii contain. They should be dropped
in carefully. SO as not TO break the yolks.5
Then. for each egg. add a tablespoon of
cream. and l teaspoon of II run butter
Season the whole with pepper. salt and
chopped parsley. garlic. If it be liked.
Cover the pie dish with top crust. cut
Sits across 1t and bake at once in a
sharp oven to a delicate brown Boston
Globe.
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CARROLL COUNTY.
Cold Weather. Heavy Snow, Bad
Roads Ihc Grin and No Mail

a DO - IN
Roads. the Grip and No Mail.
GI1ADESBORO. VA, March Especial.
The coolest weather and the deepest snow
of the winter are here now; the Their
mometer registered degrees above zero.
and the snow is from eight TO ten inches
deep.
County Court is now in session.. The
case against DolTt Horton. for murder.
will be tried at this term, If the witnesses
can get to the courthouse.
Mrs, r. Farriss. one OF Gladesboro's
best ladies. died a few days since. She
leaves husband and three small children.
Fully half of the population Of this
neienborhood have the grip.
Rev. w. Dickens is very low with
dropsy.
The county roads are in such bad
condition that travel is nearly impossible.
The people have had no mail from the
railroads for four days.
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To Eject Delegates.

CHASE CITY, VA, March ao-special-
Precinct meetings will be held in this
county on the 2lth 10 send delegates
TO q county convention on the 9th in
slant. when delegates will be chosen for
tho Petersburg Congressional Convention
ON the 18th and Norfolk State Convention
on the I'd of May.
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Sv;,.i1eiu Danyilic

DANvILLE, va, MaTth 2o:-s SPECIAL
John A. Yancey, weli-kno~ni 1Sieeh 10
t ma n by by taking two bottles Of lauda-
MIN He was discovered in an uncon-
scious condition,in his room about 1 F.: Al;
Nv his wife Medical attention was given
him. but without effect, the young man
dying in three hours after swallowing
the fatal dose.
Tom Yancey a brother 'of John a.
yancey. committed suicide here two
years ago in a similar manner.
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ETRUsTEEs' AUCTIoN SALE .8ss.s
No. 81 West Jackson Street

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust rust
dated July %. 1881. of ord II cIerk -
office Of Richmond Chancery. Gour r., :, ~ =
D. b. lab b, page 407, default having oesn3
made in the payment OF a 5port Jon Of the
debt thereby secured, and being re4ulr rss
by the beneficiary SO to do we WIN sen
by auction, upon the premises. on
"WEDNESDAY. MARCH ILL 9oo.s
at o'clock p. NJ thatELOT# OFssLAND,3
with a. frame dwelling thereon. fronting
on the southern line Of Jackson Street -
feet. and extending backa151 feet com
mencinEs at a point - IL 1eel from !ne
Streets.
s2oS; balance twelve months, interest
'--s1-Es5s95 A.s'J CHEWING,
F. SITTERDING,
n,h15 Trustees.
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Gny-Dcakins.

EA1POEaEA. VA. March eo.-Special.-
The marriage OF Miss Fannie Deakins to
MIR. II. C. Gay took place tonight at S
o clock In the Christian church, III North
I0mppr1a.| Rev. Mr. Hanell ofiiciated. Miss
Dealdns is the eldest daughter of Mayor
J.. j. Dealins, and is a popular young
lady.
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HELP wANrED-NIalc.

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WANTED-TO HIRE A GOOD, IN
dustrious man to work on. a small
farm one mile from the city. Good
wages and q, good home to the right
person Call or address r. S. WHITE,
$40 East Marshall Street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.-

Banff, Canadian Ma tIonal:
Park, Lakes in the Clouds
Great Glacier. frozen
Niagara, Reached by the
Canadian Pacific Railways
{! 60 hours from Washing
4 ton. pply5s wv A1erkIe, j
:,:s1 Pennsylvania Ave.,
JYashingto on. c. c. sburn,s
u % u. Baltimore ST., Bal
d tsnore. II. Mc Murtrle, 60
s63i ches tnult ST, Phila
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Mystic Sl,rincrs.

WASHINGTON, March 20 The Trunk
Line Association has given a rate Of
one fare, single tickets, for round-trip5
from ali parts Of the United States and
Canada for the session of the Imperial
Council, Ancient Arabic Order. Mobiles Of
the Mystic Shrine. to be held in Wash Isl
ington the week of May % n
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4Su1OTU. = {
Fifth Ward-Owen and Eanes.
Sixth Ward-Kidd and Kirkham.
Mo opposition in Second, Third and
Fourth Wards
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Circuit Court OF Petersburg met
to-day.
A decree was entered in the case of
Harrlson'S heirs VS.. Harrison and others,
settling the rights of the parties and
distributing the fund under the control
of the court
The case of Jones creditors VS.. Jones
and others was continued till June.
A decree was entered in vacation in
Carpenter, executriN VS.. Carpenter and
Beloa1er's heirs Us. Belcher and others.
Mr.. Samuel Stuart Weisiger and Miss
Sara Louise Pucci. both of this city, We're
married. this afternoon at half-past five
O'Clock in Hartford. Conn, at the home
OF Miss Puccs aunt, Mrs. ": L. Baker.
NEW FREIGHT AGENT.
Mr. J. D. White, of Portsmouth, has
been appointed freight agent for the
Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina Rail-
road dn Petersburg. Mr.. Henry Whyte.
formerly Of this city, but who has for
sometime been in the employment Of
tho Seaboard Air Line Railroad az Ports
mouth, will be his assistant.
Teleeraphic communication was open
ed to-day between Ridgeway. n. c., and
Petersburg. Operators are now employ
ed at the stations between these points.
Mr.. Thomas Rives. prominent citizen
of Dinwiddfe, Is extremely i'll. He is
FRUSTRATED from an attack Of progress
sive paralysis.
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WANTS.

-oo>>~.~NN-->1 >--O~--~>~~-~yeo~~~"~o~>-
wANTED-RY AN EXPERIENCED
business man. who can furnish s5.oW
to $1,000, to purchase an interest in. or
the whole of. some established paying;
Communications treated with strictest
confidence R: B. G., Box 10, city. mills
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EXCURSIONS.

--~~~~cCS-O>r~@S- ~-~-~-~r~N~-N>~#
EASTER MONDAY EXCURSIONS
s There will be an EXCURSION5z4T TO
WASHINGTON EASTER MONDAY
! for benefit Of: Summer Rest, via Rich
mond. Fred ericksburg ana Potomac
George A Barksda1ez and Mrs, Anna +:
{ Rahm. The train Will leave Broad and
Hancock Streets at A. NJ; returning,
will leave Washington at y =. M: next
train. only. N MI nj
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AGENTS WANTED.

GASOLINE LAMP: BEST TERMS: RE
tails s.; polished brass: hundred candle
light; cent a day Standard LAMP
co. 112 Michigan Street, Chicago,
III. mills
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AUCTION SiLEs-.Thts Dav.i

BY ALL Chewing Co..
Real Estate Auct ioneers,
To- 6 North Tenth Street.
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BY Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
No. II North Tenth Street.
PECIAL7 COMMISSIONERS SALE
- E5E5llis55Sss OF
Desirable Centrally Located
Brick Property.

~
Pursuant to decree of the Law and
in suit of Green VS.. Green ct ais. pend
ing; the undersigned commissioners will
offer for sale. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY MARCH 81, 1900,
at . F. NJ, part Of the REAL ESTATE
mentioned in said decree. consisting OF
two substantially well-built brick resi-
EIGHTH STREET, with u rooms each,
city gas, hot and cold water. and RANGES.
Lot I, te, No 62s fronts on the west line
street, TWENTY-NINE FEET 600, more
or less. by depth between parallel lines;
vest, II FEET, more or less: Let TO
and adjoining No. Cos. TWENTY-SENEN
FEET CD, more or less, by depth OF
147 feet, more or less. Lot No. 632 adj
fronting on the west line of EIGHTH
STREET TNVENTY-THREE FEET (e3l,
more less. by a depth Of LAT feet. more
or less, with frame shop thereon: The
entire lot fronting about 70 feet by la
feet depth.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance in
three equal instalments at six. twelve
and eighteen months, secured upon this
property, with interest, or retention OF
title, as purchaser may prefer
c. E. TOA1PKINS,
a. w. PATTERSON,
w. +. BROWN,
Special Commissioners.
Charles A. Rose, Auctioneer5
certify that the bond required of the
special commissioner by the decree in
said cause of February IS. 1900, has been
Given under my hand this Sth day Of
nh1G Clerk.
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REaL ESTATE ATPHIyATE SAL

FOR SALE -DETACHED VEST
Franklin-Street residence, exceptionally
we'll located. at very moderate figures,
and at less than its value. on terms
unusually easy e. A. CATLIS, No.
s. North Eleventh Street.
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Bubo,,ics Plague

BuboDic Plague. sa3s
sYENEY, N. March Two
fresh cases OF 81 the hubopios plague have
been odRclallY reported here.
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. thank you much. Kind shepherd, Tor
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FARMS FOR SALE, RENT AND #Ex-s
change Catalogue free. GEORGE +.
4 CRAWFORD & CO, No. sos East Main
Street. m hl6
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TIL PRIMARY
IN i ERsBURG| [. ].
M,yor Peasants Renominated by a
Good Vote.
MOST OF OLD OFFICERS CHOSEN.
y,err,ce Catered In tho Circuit Court
or. pctersburs-Wcdding Of Mr.
WcisiRcr and Miss Pncci.
Freight Agent for New Road.

PETERSBURG, VA. March 2o.-spe-
ctal.-Thc municipal primary election
,,a.sea or quietly to-day. The candidates
and their friends were very acnSe' ana
large vote was polled The contest that
epcftcd most interest was that between
the candidates for Mayor. In the ti El
and S.xfi, Wards. however, there was
Quite a spirited contest among the can
aidates for the Common Council. Inc
candidates were:
For Mayor-John NJ. peasants ana
John J. Blick.
For city Sergeant ohm B. Evans and
Dennie Parkinson.
For Collector of City Da1cs-W. II.
Camp.
For City Treasurer-o. A Slaughter
and Hugh r. Smith.
E,or Clerk of the Courts-Robert Gillian.
For Attorney for Commonwealth-Wli
Hams T. Davis. ]. NJ. Quicke, Jr., and
r. IL. Mann, Jr.
For High Constabie-John A. Mallory'
George w. Dunn and w. D. Traylor.
For City Guager-W. A. Heath.
For Common Council:
F,irst Wasd-Miller. jenkins and Buford.
Second yVard-Seay and Quicke.
Third Ward-I5erzog and Heath.
Fourth Iard-Worth and Andrews
Fifth Ward-Kruse, Smith. Owen. and
Eanes.
sixth ward-Kidd, KirRham and Mat
tox.
The vote was as follows:
Mayor
Peasants ....-........ ..............- ], SAP
13lick .....-......... .....--.-...-...... 1S9
City Sergeant
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VIM B. Pizzini Company.
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerS'
Tenth and Bank Streets
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This property, which is in one OF our
most Mountaineering neighborhoods;
and is occupied BY good tenant. should
command the attention of investors and
horne-seekers. One block from Broad-s
Street car line.
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BY virtue OF a deed of trust to the
undersigned, trustee. bearing sae GAZE On IN
goth February 1885, ana zrscof9 Tnn,tu ~
Court clerks offiee. default having been
made in the payment of the DEBT = th ne I'm
secured, and being required SO 70 90 os
the noteholder. will sell. at pubic auc-
ton. On the premises. at :; Nj isfs en
The ,, nm snA described in the deed Of
8 Ali All that Tor: PIECE OR PARCEL e OF
LAND, with tho improvements tnerenn.z
IN the county Of Henrico. Va: near the
corporate limits Of the city Of Fl RiehRh s.e.
Va. on the east side OF ihl ni1 NJ,
Street. between Marshall ana cay
Streets. and fronting thereon twenty ny,
feet and running back between pard fsst
ia an alley in common sixteen feet wide,
being Lot No. IS in the plan OF E. g.
Larlis'E estate.
TERMS: Cash nY7zY>-I
& nh 81 Trustee.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
SUMMER VENTILATION,
eral Thing Receives Too Little
Attention from POultrymen.

Summer is the time when the ordi-
nary owner of feathered stock thinks
there is no need of looking after VEN
tilation. Yet the summer ventilation
of the poultry house is as necessary as
the winter ventilation of the same
There are two makeshifts for proper
ventilation or airing. One is to leave
the doors and windows open at night,
with the fowls exposed to all kinds Of
night providers, and the other is to
shut up the fowls in place that
would be considered intolerablc as a
bed chamber for the owner of the
fowls. The writer has known some
great disasters to follow the first
course, and he cannot doubt that
much suffering follows the second.
One old man, that had left his poultry
house door open during summer
nights for years. finally had his roosts
raided by a hungry coon. Another
man had his entire flock of more than
20 fowls destroyed in one night by
some wild animal from the forest.
though this man lived in the edge of
village of more than 1000 inhabi-
tants.
The poultry house may be exposed
to the air in perfect safety by an ex-
pense of a few cents for wire net
ting. Two-inch mesh is suitable
where the danger is not great from
rats and weasels. but as inch wire
mesh costs little, it is usually safer
to use that. AS soon as the weather
becomes warm in the spring, take out
the windows, and put in this wire net
ting, mailing it on over the outside, so
if it becomes necessary during a sud-
den cold spell to put in the windows
temporarily, this can be done without
trouble. The fresh air thus admitted
will be of great value to the health
and comfort of the fowls.-M. G.
Thurston, in Country Gentleman.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
Bone i'm the Warm Season,

Some persons are disposed to use
green cut bone only in winter, but a
small quantity fed once day in
spring and summer will greatly pro-
mote laying and be of much advan-
tage to moulting hens. The bone cut
ter does not grind" bones, but "cuts''
these fresh from the butcher, and a
pound of green cut bones, given at
night to 20 fowls will cost but little
and prove beneficial in promoting lay
ing. For geese and ducks there is no
food that will show better results, es-
pecially for those that are growing
as it supplies the elements of growth
and thus prevents them from having
leg weakness. Do not give too much,
but use it moderately in connection
with variety of other foods.-P. H.
Jacobs, in American Gardening.