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, V _ curinniiy brother’-
' it! n more and dangerous cold.
“will: ”this hiring, how taper-dily'
" «found relief, and were Well. after
“dimmtion.”— indium”
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GUSTAV m
Genuine Article.
acumen-re
m Intern st. tannin.
mm
mummm d!
ind- lleflu to (lather.
Ilvcr porch-u law.
but will probub not antagonize Mr. Sher-
man'r desire get the Simmzun canal
The Admlulon of Utah.
The programme of the home for the
Min fairly Well outlined rxcept on re-
apccta the antioption bill, .\ir. llatch. for
reasons of his owo,deciinee to may what
move he intends to make with regard to it.
There accrue to be a disposition to obst met
. sch bill as it comes up, regunlm-a of the
‘mng'towuu ib‘E‘nteitwutr itself, for fear
ill-Iv Its speedy part-triage may be the hub
linger of hope to some more objectionable
Mr. Hutch has
asked for recrunition in order to mil up
the Paddock pure food bill. nml the tipt'ltkfil’
will give him the opportunity desired. lie
aides the pure food bill tin.- tnca5~ure~ Whirl]
an most likely to he cumidcml umter may
pension of the rulcs nre the bill for the ml-
lniraiun of Utah into the Union on a hillil',
Na Torrey bmskruptvy bill nod the Now
bill further down the list.
York bridge hill.
Wednemluy in :10 day tiztmtvrl in Iin‘ mn-
nutrition for counting, the vlwmtuxt “1:0,
and Thursday and Friday will he down-«I
toadiacuauwo oi eloture and of the diver
question. The appr-ipruttton hid, v. ill tilt)-
uopolire most of the time of the buuw not
occupied by the nilvrr question. the elect-
oral count und sown-union of the mien.
(’Iuvhnu'a Crltlclam f‘ritivI-rtl.
’I'hecritiriem upon the hppnintmcnt by
Prairie-m Ilnrrimn of Judge .IJL’lhnli to
succeedthe bite Asmiote .inntnc humor
on Ibe supremo bench made by Mr. Harris:
”I! was im- mtt-jeut of COIlHltlt‘rdlllt‘ dtwust-
The fact that Mr.
Chi-knot: lind nquetitetl Senator Culltmi to
W ngninst the coniiritntioti of Judge
Jackwn’n bottiitmtioti added IIIIEYI’M totne
It In not connidciwi pm able by
‘. many wanton that Judge Jm-kmn's nomi-
Ilou among p-diticiuim.
alair.
nation will be roles-ted.
One of the president's friends said the
kiwi hurl the weer-dent of the tirttt
dbflmn [incident for bin Iilvllillmlluti
“Judge Jaeltmo; that in lbw President
anoln nominated Stephen J, Field. a
Democrat, to II place on the bench, which
"it until that flu:
president before making the nomitmtion
wan “tired that the confirmation of the
lamination of a lit-publicnn nun extremely
improbable, and that Irving: the man in
chore to Dunno“ a lit-mortal, who but!
Muted by his decinion» upon the
broth that have» a phllt‘t‘llullllll and a
Mr. Field Itill retuintt.
3mm with a big '8.”
“It. 0‘09 unit.» Ava Galborlng.
Alraady a considerable unmbrr of other
aaakm in" united in “'ttabinutuu nnll
are looking over the “world. timing con»
WI influence and otlterwiw nmkinu
"dry “on to more advantage in the
coming rau- for tho offlcrtt which will be at
lb! dinpoual of the incoming admlnium
“on. Many of them wrro here clubt your:
luv. but when Mr. Cleveland annuitie- til-
I‘flh of morn-ital aflalv-t four wt-rka
‘\ ”Mom mlize that the chnlflrll
Murdoch- ncu during the prnvnt
many pince-
h.‘
mm abnorbed
W In bl dulmbic.
In. mur- rim-ton.
« TN KW York Tribune M) a:
, "I‘ll. tit-elm rendered by Mgr. Batolll
IIIH mallard the Buyout-a church Ind
«nutritional the papal policy deter-
niafuth broad hm therein Involved
cannot fail to gratify Ann-item: Catholics.
who flatly estimate the privileges and ob—
W of American citizenship. The
Earth lilting) Wiggvr nought to ntnir
wan to maintain tide coiltim‘ity of for—
" #Batlouailtienlo thin country. through
“chairwoman" of the church. by pm
the and fostering the
in in Cnhcmlyioru.
“I application has been chiefly to our
m- pupulntloo, as it on. at Bayonne.
M In theory “flitx‘prflwmll all non.
.ditufoadency in to meiotic them all in
“tube policy which the pope Ifl
,. , ' and-amend through the optimistic»
' M with an ampkut- rthiek mm
m
m of out».
i
' atop-och do cunt-guise.
insinuate-nun”...
Mun-dot.
tut lupin ninth
Thc.Pr¢sidcdt's Reasonsfor Ap-
pointing Judge Jackson.
titanium“ CATHOLIC 01mm
1 no lag." rostrum Toward on Church [a
Mfume-st of tlic Honoured "It.-
”do Do What] by (1ch
' Emmott. Feb. 6.—~'I‘hia begiua the
H'foul' works of the 52d congress, and
the clash of inmate demanding attention
which m iuavitnbly arise from tboanv
nonma- almdy outdo promises an
, inhaling” lively legislative week. There
*3 » 1ijch include melt important measures
:. J. the bill. for the repeal of the silver
. ' \ purchase “for the establishment of a
national quarantine, to prevent dealings
lithium (tho untioption bill) and for the
Utahllabmcut of a general bankrupt law.
A discussion the end of which before
,. tho lesion closes cannot be foreseen,
‘ '_ “It. brought about by the presentation
at appropriatlm bills, is likely to be pre-
an the senate at the very begiu‘
I“ I! Ur. mu carries out his intention
Rikki: the aunt: to determine whether
Cloth will take up the bill to rrpeul tho
' Inch practice is being brought to bear
upon Mr. Hill not to prom the motion, but
n It be has given no indication of yield
In: to the importuuities Iddrl‘tisé‘d to him.
Ir. Harris hna given notice that he will at.
the same time ask the senate to take up
“quarantine bill. If Mr. Ilill’a motion
Ia, then Mr. Trilrv'c implied threat.
netidmcnt of the inter-
unte and over to the house.
’ 5, ' es favor the conclusion that leg-
Natiou upon matters of general public
moment accomplished by the senate will
I. almost entirely confined to such bills as
an appropriations committee may cull up.
Wun'fiwwfii'fimm’"
uncured t
, M%}fi
ilfimuhlltudwhtehthetrlakn
‘ flmmmmum
the Newark diam-u, VII! ind;-
tdlirant in itself, it u only Imprint
amt authoritative declaration at the pope’-
will and Intentions ooucomingtthatbolIc
church in this country. it. informing-pint
and ill relotioxnt to our national dav
merit. Loo has given numerou proud- 0!
than this. It «ii zmm at. ouoobla oomph.
hensiou of th > .‘miericnn people and fill
Iympaihy with m.- governmental and no
trial iltstitutt an of tho United Shun.
Through Mp; b‘ will he baa laid down ftl'
the gultliliwo‘ u; Untholic bishop. inthla
country the general principle that the na-
ofn foreign tongue in any pariah la to be
regarded as an arrangement of temporary
conirrnlonce, to be discontinued as soon on
hie.
"In a word, he desires and expects Amer
lean Catholics of foreign extraction to ID-
aimilnte with the popular mans, to grow
Into the pieritiliug likeneu and to ccqulro
the prevailing spirit.
"To untive Americans this enunciation at
papal policy will be moat. agreeable, and to
the majority of citizens of foreign descent
it will not be unwelcome.”
Killer. Announc- llla Victory.
Nrw You. Feb. d—Tbc Rev. Thoma.
N. Kilian, the rector of St. Mary’s Star of
the Sea Roman Catholic church at. Borgia
Point, Bayonne, N. J.. read the decision of
Mgr. Smolli on the charges preferred
against Bishop Wigger by Father Kilian
from his pulpit.
Father Killeen told hi! congregation
that the decision "wiped out Cahensly-
lam.” lie raid he mired a notice Tue.—
dtty from Mgr. Sawlli and went before
Itirn Iii-t. Fridny and received thedccillon
verbally. No more common or notices
would be given to the Catholic parishion—
ers in Bayonne in Germnn. After the
hilt” Falbrl’ Killeen said that the decision
of Mgr. Sntolli established that there shall
be no German or French or Irish Catholic
churches in America, but only the Ameri-
cun Catholic church.
PAPA SlGNED THE CHECK IN BLAI’K.
The Daughter Dvawa .l0,000 tall Eli-pea
“'lllt I Bank final-lor-
Cntcaco, Feb. ii-Mr. “Matron or In-
ruel \\' ttnI, a bankorof West. IIuven,Conn.,
arrived here in search of his sister, who
eloped with James Lewis, cashier of the
West Haven book. They were married in
Albany and started u'estnard. After trac—
ing the couple through L'anatlu young
“'itrd nocertmned they haul come to Chi-
cago. At the \Velllngwn hotel In found
the minus “Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis, Syru-
cuso." registered, but me informed by the
clvrk that the couple had left for St. Paul
Ton reporter mic told this entry;
”Early in Dcct-inber my hither sailed for
Europe no i before looting home cigued a
blank check which he gave to my sister,
telling berm till it out Christmas time for
the amount she would need for present:
and to gel the money at the bunk. luau-ad
of using the choc. during the holiday: trite
kept it onul Jun 10, when, in I believe,
int-cording lOillt unlit—rounding with Lewis,
the Clkhfilt‘l’ of the bunk. uhe presented the
cheek filled out for floor), which he an
cashier wns bound to honor, an the rig-
uunture on the check wtei genuine. Two
days after r-Itt‘ received the money my sister
In“ to vi-it her aunt, Mrs. John Myrna. in
Albany. and ti “rel; inter Lewis followed
her without giving any notice at. the bank
of bin intention wit-ave."
The Blovy Modified Surat-hat.
NLW IIAt'rzx'. Feb. fi—lsnicl Ward. tho
bunker reared to in the Chicago diupntcb
ot‘ the Lents» Ward elopetuent. has been
den-l about itiyenm. He left a con and a
dmiuhtermow about W and 16 year- of age
mtwciivety UKMIp has it that during but
stitntnera young mun burned Irwin paid
[milked ntuntion to Mint Ward, but
whether he is the person alluded to in the
tii~pntch cannot be learned. Wallace I".
\\ uni, the girl‘s uncle. witivcly refuneato
discount the rlnpemenl matter. There I- no
bunk in the town of \Veal. Haven. and can
mgucntly there in no Jamel lawn cubo
ier thereof.
rather MrGlynu 'l’allta to (to-M
“‘Asiitsorox. Feb. owner. Father Mc-
Glynnltvctured m a very large audience
hut night at the new National theater on
"The I’olitta of the Lord‘c Prayer." A
number of “mum-mm") were among bla
bran-n. Dr. Mculynn avohlui any pointed
nferenca to his coutrormy with them
thor'ttin of the church. but reiterated his
belief in the right of a mini-tier of Christ
to practice politicl, when by In doing he
could pond out to the pooh the proper
pttlbtlly w punuc in the attainmeu of
happtneu. _... l"
bloc! of flydnplrobla.
Luvrxwoimt. Kan, Fahd—llama
I‘ll" wan bitten by a rabid dog Ill. Afl-
nnnt and had a mad-tone applied, which
adhered now-val times, andaphyalclan pm
pounced the poinon "adieu-d from bl-
nyrmn. (in attempting to drink water on
Thursday night he wait thrown Into coir
vnloiotia, which manned in rapid cum
don until hip death.
A flan-rut “intact-a la Irv-dbl.
nrorntcxrol. N. it. no. huh warrant
but been loaned tor than-at of tho It".
L 0. Stevens, orpeator of fit. Idaho'-
copoi church at lit. John. N. ll.,forai
atltm the affection of the wife of Inch-rd
Nana. Bmcnclaanatlvcoflloatooand a
graduate of Harvard udicp and banana
punter ofIit. laid. church In I“
A um lav Ant-nation.
WlIblmt. 0th., You d-A big political
inc-ting waa held-t he: to til-cu- the
future at (Imada. lit the clear of moral
lpurcltt‘navoln wutaktmand recruited a.
follow»: To remain In atom qua. If; Indo-
pcodence, i2; imperial federation, it pollt.
ictil union with the United titans, til
'atluvawtlme-flall- Ital-0w.
“Alum. Allah, rob. d—Whllorwarcb
icglothc iii-lard for lilo MW
m.uvarytlnhampvrhbedainhatwttkda
racket “mom. The Who
notyrtbcenfoand,and it lab-WM
thwart uncut-d by tia- window-
udwaattartvdbythuaow.
workmen-summons
M
A“? the hardibtp and reproach
y {pictorial though their
.iallrlimi. but uranium.
Marathon.
V’Q’fifl‘innnm” their religious privileg-
' ' . mm mutiyud tar-
mac. at W
moat "
“W
“W.
annuity and enlightenment, but non-mi
is Bum: neutered.
Hawaii's Relations to the Unit-
ed States Treated in 3881. 5
m (”m AWAI'IfIlII 01mm
l Paul-or lantructlola An Exported Iro-
thr Fluvial-lat Government lipa- Ibo
lites-er Which I- Duo la 8-- haul-o
Iro- llllollla fled-may.
katm'mx, Feb. 1-30 more complete
and atrikiog cxpreuiou of the American
perhaps than is contained in the diapatck
of Secretary Blaine to Minister Cumly.
dated he. I, 1881, some extracts from
which are here given:
In H) year: the United States hit-acquired
a legitimately dominant influence in the
North Pacific, which it can never content
to see decrcaued by the intro-Ion therein of
any element of influence hostile to lta own.
The situation of the Hawaiiauirslanda. giv-
ing them the strategic control of the north
Pacific, bring: their poaeasion within tho
range of questions of purely American
policy.
We Started flaw-Ira (Eruwth.
The treaty of 1875 gave to Hawaii it:
first grout impetua in trade and developed
that activity of production which ban ah
trncted the attention of European powen
anxious to above in the prosperity and ad-
vantages which the United Slam Ital
created in miduwttu. From lmnhr that
full year succeeding the conclusion of tho
reciprocity treaty, to 1880 the import!
from Hawaii to the United States nearly
doubled. increuiug from £150,336 in value
to “MA-H, und inthis same period the
exports from the United States to Hawaii
rose from $1,233.90 to 82,001,170. In a
word, Hawaii in, by the wire and bent-fl-
ccnt proviso-inn of the treaty, brought
oithin the circle of the domestic trade of
the United suites.
(in the ot hrr hand, the interest. of Hawaii
must inevitably turn toward the United
States in the future. as in the present, on
Its odors! and sole ally in conserving tho
dominion of both in the Pacific trade.
Cuba In the Star-I- Ito-lathe I’m—mm.
Ilnvmi‘t, althoulh much farther from the
(.‘alirornai cowl than in (‘ubi from the
Flurltll peninxuln, holds in the woolen:
wit much the tumor pottition u Cuba in the
A: illllllc. l' is tile key to the mnrititnedo-
Iniuiun of the l’ucific Italics. an Cuba is the
he)” to the gull mule. 'l be material pw
writ-mu of Ilmtuii in not de~tred by the
(mod Stat» any more than was that of
Guitar. But untIt-I’ no circutmtitttces can
.he Unite-ti Strum permit any chain c in tho
.ernturittl control of ettlu-r which would
cut it adrift from the American system,
I h. r.-:u tho) b-tn irhii‘penmbly belong.
Ii Elm} lIi‘Ill from Ib=~tr into-pendent sta'
=l.~[ be toward annihilation and
.tnn tvitit the Am r.c.tu system,
they in-lttllg by th: up. ration of
ituuLleu s and mud belong by tbcuperlv
tn oi plum-ll Iltturslly.
For. ltrltl \I’rtli Accuracy.
. .~ him
.rr. ~.. ms ouuld be involved by alIrIil no
puncum-r sunny movement looking to a
.n eon-mil than: Amritenn [lest and the
mimituunn of nlieu and hostile linen-III.
It Ii tmy believes that the ptmtiou of the
llunutmn inland», an the key to the dorm-
tmtion ol the American I’ncttic, demon-ll
lllr'll’ neutrality, to winch end it wtliearv
Ilt'hllymttp mtewith the native govern-
mutt. And it through any cause the main-
tennnce of ouch a position of ueutrnltty
Bliuuld be round by IIBWIIII to be imp.»
Kimble, this gorernment would then up-
herltatingly rucet the uttered Dilution by
necking an .avowully American wlutiun
for the grave boned pretreated.
1M Ail-elation (Joli-holocarl.
The mrtltlien of the Ilawaiian annexa-
tion communion spent. a quiet Sunday,
purring moot of the time in their room at
their hotel. The Comminaioticrl do not ex-
pect to have any statement to make to o
public regarding their emntl untiia ter
the commotion of their conunucea ith
Secretary Foster. They will be bulily are
glued during the intervals between that.
meeting- with the accrctary in the prepara-
tion of the argument that they will all-
vancc in aupport of their appliutinn for
the anmxattonof Ibo ialautla by the United
Stan... It to acid that the conference. It.
tween the actuary and the commit-lotion
will not be anything more than formal
until after the arrival of the next. clamor
from Hawaii, which in due at Sanitary
clam on the 8th inst, bringing further ad
vlcco ac to the situation of alalra upon the
Hands. The noun department expect- to
rec-five by that W! full report. from
Minister staun- of the mm. in connec-
tlou with the revolution and of what bu
occurred ulnar.
Until than communication. barebac-
rcmivad. it hr raid that the commit-loner.
willootbcpreuutrdwl’naidcctllamcou.
Braking of thoprobabtocoumot errata
on the latitude, COIIIIIW Carter raid
tbla afternoon that the provident m
mt would not linden-kn any twain
action pending the negotiation. with the
United State. upon the abject ct annex-
would
which t recent ”bl-tur- pavaod “today
Mannin- W by the laulydo
pita-d qua-ta.
no runw- fill-Ito.
Ntw Yolk. Vol). l—‘I’br llmld thin
titer-in; rtaya that according toapoil of
to» breach- or w- ” Iii-W
in mint“ in, Int
vlowof thelIawniiau questioucun he found '
‘i';. L: ml ‘ noun.» Ital Noelle duty
hm; in ii; it and ilnelf,ntid it cannot '
p. . “it won obvious neglect or national in.
kr-
‘ flint-rt when”
~lllll.'
to motorist. nun;
8000mm Mall!
”flammium lance.
new It. eon-IN luv to II.
luna- Alylllt th- thy-Malta.
Scum P... rob d—llita Anna E.
Dickinaon, *Ioctnrer and My... h-
broumbt thro- aulta In tho circuit convict
the United State- directed
ARIA l DICKINSON. m
Eagle-ton, John B. Hellman, GeomUu—
derwood and Henry Brydru. In this '50:
woman-masked. In themed-nit
Dr. George Underwood of Pitt-burg la
mule defendant. and damme- au placed
at $0,000. Thctbird cult la agdnat Dr.
James Ogiecby of Daovillc, from whom
damagnare asked in in ruin of “.000.
Min Dickiruton. after referring to her al-
leged forcible removal toauy uylum, do
clam that the examination the physicians
made at to her condition was hutily, im-
properly, negligently and Intullcicntly
done. In consequence of her imprlaoumcnt
the mll'ercd mental and physical agony.
was subjected to indignities cud pain from
wound: and from exposure and for five
weeks waa kept In the asylum. during
which time she in: prevented from pursu-
, lug her vocation aaa icetura. For the--
Lrearonashcheiievoathatah Ia entitled to
i damages in the aggregate sun of mm
' which she now claims. The case will prob
abiybetriulattbelifarchtermolcouvt.
SUNDAY AT LAKEWOOD.
Ir. Cleveland Don Kat Expect the [Ever
Law to It. Rental-ti.
Luizwoon. N. J., Feb. d—Cooxre-man
W. L. Wilson of West. Virginia, who came
from \Yabbinutou Suturing to consult
. with Mr. Clereland, pnwltnubly on tho
’ prudpecl. of the repeal of the Shamans“-
vrr purchase act at this nos. no of magma,
went lat-t evening with Mr. Cleveland and
Don M. “ickinuon at the Cleveland cotr
huge and had another long talk with the
[pn- ~‘nleut-elrct Sunday.
Mr. Wilson, win it asked what were the
prospects of a silver bill panting both
houaeoof congress before that undo! the
DWI“ neuron, acid, “The time is too
abort. in my opinion, for the repeal of tho
silver law at the prevnt aeaoiou."
Mr. Cleveland remained quietly at. Illa
cottage all day. lion If. Dickinson wa-
biri guest. Asidc from Congressman Wil-
son, his only caller waa Mr. Nathan
Sinlltrl, who in the principal owner of tho
ldtkewood hold.
Mr. Cleveland aunounctd that he would
remain here oil of the coming week in or-
der to (”3er of several lullkl‘s of impor»
tance which have been awaiting hta altar»
Lion for sum- time. Hedaires that his or»
dinnry mail shall be directed to his office in
New York. in it will receive more prompt
attention there tit-m here.
leader Sir-Ia for Put-altar General.
Nrw Your, 1“ dz. d~A special from
Lakewood, N. J., to The Sun says: Promo
man who in very close to Mr. Cleveland
comes the new: ’hl‘ Mr. Imior Sir-Wt has
been eluted for the p-uttmuterxenemhdiip.
According to the information rcutved Mr.
Cleveland in very anxious to have Hr.
Strau- in bi» cabinet. Mr. Strain la a auc-
MINI buoinesa man and wan a strong
antisnnppor. It won through his influence
that Mr. Clevtlautl came to Lakewood,
and it is in Mr. Nathan Stramt' cottage
that the president-elect in now living.
When Mr. Strain 'ait- Inked by a friend if
he would be the next puatmaater general
he smiled and walked away.
A Wild TI-o In Tea-a.
RICHMOKD. Tex" Feb. d—The wildcat u-
citemeut prevaila hon over a ropurt from
staflord‘a I’uiut stating that the town la
undertbccoutrolof unarmed mobol ne-
you, who an threatening the lives of
white- and applyinx the torch. A largo
par-col citizen- haabceri aummoncd and
will learn formulation cocoa-theatri-
val of the Southern Pacific pamper train
from the went. Alreadya number of white
men have icftoo bomb-ck, andndghbon
in: towns hav- been telegraphed for roen-
fundamenta‘
A loll-Iowa War III Iadvla.
Maputo, Feb. 1—41» excitement can-ed
among Itotuao Cotholtca by the openqu of
m . t t ,L ..
I I
When the Protectorate ambled Sunday
thryfound a atronu porn-of police and
about it!) of the civil guard drawn up
around tvar-tiult college oppurlta. Duh
to; the ccrvicuaprtardu afrw
yardaflomtho PM!“ of mate
lug. 'I'brcr policemen and advliiau were
wounded. The arrvlcu were out abort, and
tit-congregation hurried awaylaapaala
A hop-Iy Peat-actor ”It.“
Non-rumor, L. 1.. rm t—Poumutrr
William II. Bammlsibardlocovandaahtw
agroflflin the tumour!" accountant
lilo «on. with department was in m
of And-taut Mm Jama- Woods,
whotlha auroral wcrka ago. Ito
lore iii: vture Womb not Hr. Baruch
to Mora! a not. for no.
MIMmh-datm-
1.01m. You d—A dhpatch fit- an
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Printins
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Accuracy and
Low Prices.
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*FEBTILE INCUBATORE
FOfl HATCHING EGGS THEV BEA]
THE HENS THEMSELVES.
In a Il—pla Gilch- Hall-x lull-I
la MAI-loot Anybody wlth a uni.
Ivan...” low Iain Bran-n furl-r
luv-low It I- Don;
, Every bamboldcr who basa back yard or
an unoccupied attic can micro his own chick
an» Thir- Iaauovelty brought. about by
tho progre- ot modern invention, vt-hici
baa taken chickens in its clnt‘en and got
up a number a machines to look after
them withouttbcaid of hem. All the hem
need todofa day the @839; the machine.
do the rut ’ til the chickcna are old
enough to be broilers. .
In theold days. before any one though.
of applying machinery tochickeua. thchm ,
werclefttodoitall. They-watched
around branch to eat, laid eggs when
they felt like it. and when they tired of liv
but an active life they would sit. down or
megs-until a few out of the lot might
be hatched out. Then they would chllt
the little chicks around until route of then
did and come lived, according totheircon -
Imitation-and the way nature had arranged
their Iurrouudinp In regard to food
warmtbaudaplacc to sleep. Modern in
“cumin tbclayinxofcupithatwill hutch
It bothered the farmer- aud chickc
raiser: for many years thal. the lien- would
lay morn emu come lacon- than at
others. and that they would hatch more at
mom-Mothers, no thatat limui
the chicken market war not well aupplicd
andatotlier times it. mover-stocked. 'i be)
figured out that. if they could only hatch
and a half trying to acme chicken
and bringingthetnup uptiltbcywere old
enough to look out for them-viva.
Todothinwork of the hens a machine
called an incubator wan invented to do the
batching. 'I‘bm numeral kinds incu
Inton. but in the main they are alike. An
lucubatoriaa big-quote wooden box,
propped up unfour leg: to beoutoftlu
wnyof drafts. Uudcritisa Iarxcoil lamp
andon top isadue with acovevou theeud
of a balance. Within there are trays. on
which the raga or plaud. Any number at
w an be put in tho machine, though it
Ia hardly worth while to run an incubator
on Instbau Imor 150m A large incu~
Ww’ill bold Wm Thcegp nhtvuld
hr good. Irahly laid and put in the incu-
bator without having been exposed to any
beat ova i0! deg. Ordinary eggs from
ordinary hens will do, union the chickm
raider want. to lit-cod for blood-lid quality.
"sunset higbtoued emwhicbct-t at
much as five dollar: a dozen. and out us
which come highly bred chirkena which an
worth moral dollars apiece.
It In not. well, though, to begin trying tr.
hatch chicken: with costly ”38% u it takes
a while to get tho knack and it in chapel
tocxpeviuient on ordinary egg, to that. if
the machine Is not handled properly the
loan will not bear-t, while for eating [fir-
pcnca only there Is not no much dim-rt me
in the value of the young chicken» to nuke
up for thctltfference in r'uk.
When the eggs hnro been secured they
Input iua pinoe with a steady Import}
ture of about 85 dry. until the incubator is
warmal. The lamp is light-d and the bud
am adjuxfed no that the flue will be mind
and the heated air will scape tit ltii dega
Fahrenheit. When the incubator hint been
a this even temperature for a day the eggs
an put in the trays. every egg in an apart
mrnt by itnelf. The temperature of the in.
cultutorat once fulb, brawn the esp an
cooler than the air. Then it begins to rise.
andinadayortwo it is back again to a
temperature of 10] dogs. At that tempem
lure the egg are kept for three weeks. Ev
cry morning and cveryevening the will“
of the egg! la reversed, which is easily done
by putting one [my over another and tum-
lnz it. The lamp needs to be krpt filled
and thcwicka attended to. to that it will
not burn too high orgo out. Ifthchal-
amiswelladjnued and the lamp kept
properly fed, the egg- will be kept at a
tauperntun of between If” and IN deg».
willy.
Some people who raise chickens by Ina-
chinery think that thew-hook! be taken
out and cooled from time totime tocorn
apood with tbctimcl that the hen leave-tho
flatten-t food forltacif. but the general
opinion It thattba machin- laa vaatlm
proveuunt our the Inca, and that the no
and no may under hen-do not batch
Iabroauaatbebendocanonltthcrntcadiiy
tok them at an oven temperature.
At and oftbrco week; tha omnipo-
antltbo ” ‘ ,, Iii-om. inenho
mthocblckcua dropout through they
Into-tray placed below to receive them,
whila In other incubator- tbc chicken.
climb out of tho and climb around
ova their unhatc brother: and hm I
hath-atcutheavrnpk-‘a
,w bloalaobeatedwlth
Iaupnbutnottolucbahlthtcmpontun.
Muhthdrflmmalinthiamachine
olkardboiicdond upbeat-mind
with-Minder“! iohtluir
volition haaaupplantul tbehen in all thit‘ . .
dbtforafcwiwmthcy silk-mi I
“W “mumml'l'hcicffi .3 SHOE “file.
3 dtra’tkalirttotlarhtokup “guilt.-
ru- kolvtkotlmtbableku ' ""u """t
trimming. At tic-intimid- " :‘flw"
tkymoumnm‘tsmm “A” atta- ‘
”dopey” at
of ordinary chick- dlu. They no If. r‘m.
now-lithe" num-wauui ‘ a. u
~ New... .m- .. . 4””
Inn”. w.r.t. any
Mun-Winn.
Thu-”lid.” Watt-m " I.” .
nmmuurm.unulm I s ‘03 ‘ 8,9,.
“with.“ blatant; 5 _.
“and labor-lulu!“ 77” z“
’ U m _ .1 ,
Minimum», hardly " ’Jam‘lz’
filo-”Mal the no» at!“
m “and m (Inf/u. W
”qumde .
that “all. till-the yd
m“ ain't.“ nit-:1
not
”teammate-fathom ” “-
air-nut mult- but. turn. tlr tun. hm'n'
“Mutt-emulate “uh“...
“Wit-chamb- not»: no “an
cur-ht M laahlo ”mm.mnt 3M
Makes ”.fl cw.
packrzr z': . ,_ .
.mitaiinns . “ . .4 . '1
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WORK Hill "8
a few days, and you will be Itulllml at m.» uh- ~
perm! corn-stunt will reward your adorn \\
pmiitvrly Iravrtlw br-f bovine-o to 0‘" an tun.
than can be found on lhv fare at this mirth
“5.00 profit on .75 00 worth of Inuit».- iv
bvi ra-ilr nod htmortblv mane b» and paid to
bum red; "I turn, women. but I. and [tilt in our
om try. You can make nutnvy fa-trr tit work for
art own have our him of. Thi- Iluilnt‘! in no
can to loan, and iudrurt‘ninc w pimple and plain,
that Illaltctrul tmm lhr arkrt ‘itnm who take
hold of the buriurtr reap the advantngr that
artm fvorw the «mud reputation of one of the
whim, moat numulul. and input pubiivbin;
boom in AIIN’II'I. Sitar-v for room-If the man
that the badm- mrradilr and handmmrlv yhlfla.
All hull-nu surfer-I man-liv, and more than
realm their (Iv-Int "prev-thins. ‘lhoue who
t it ‘Iltl nadir aa in if” tima. There is plug,
groom for a fnr more work-n. lllll we up
the. to begin at onrr. It you are ultra-iv m
gored, bat hair a ivw vparr "which". and with
urethra to advantage, then write a- zit om
for thh II
lparticn
our grand opponent"). and rvt'ri"
r by return mail. [drive-I.
‘llllli a 1:0 . lion No. 600, Aug-Ma. I.
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Wit-dun. ’ d
stoves.
T I N W A R E
' mi; Stuntman;
nunucmurtussuttuts
I. 8. llilNAlllSilN,
, South Norwalk. “J
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P09! OIIIOI Hull-DISC.
BouthNorwnlk. Conn.
Painles;&ntlstry
Tooth filled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
am at 0' 'I'Il‘l‘ll 03 Ill! RUBBER.
$8 $8
No better made no to utter now much you pay.
Teeth crunch-d wl'lout pain, -
if] m. Vitiliaed Air or Amphenel.
Teeth cleaned. - - - 15c
Teeth I‘llldl with An tlzam. - - 50c
Teeth tuna with Platinum. - - 75-,
Teeth illlcd with Go'd. - Sid) and up
All Work Roan-teed.
Ofllrc open from I a. In. until 9 p. -.
Entrance 1'0. 42 Wuhiugtou at. 00 ly
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Freight rvreived from 7 n. m. to!» p. m.
l'pou nopiit'nlinn to manta rhcl I '
w-tlh rind final!- will b» an! for nwe’lilnlluzfgl
inn ht any where In New York or If» vicinity.
HrAIl whom am- full)” Hunting any of'
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tut» of thin I
mum uI'tho uwrwr- thereof. W ”1:21.,
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