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,jr,•,:"pT,.,,ti, , . work, Tt 'will ' crib a he says. R '1 .
` `, a +,lr� o kc, be po . 1, , P ,ATO .S FPR A WEEK,
*�lltatttraft2uirbm for a farmer >o da not only all his ,ter „, .
1 i='1#: .;>qtt $gnrdi4t+ trucking and tears ing, but on a stormy A Zipster �Vhtgh tltvoaF , On4 MoAly mtu;r
., , a r ,, J f :r: 4r day lie will hav batt to put his wagon phles coven Different WAY*.'
testy 'L n'Jgl+ k et9 '; vl lt'' WIt1Cb ;' 1 the barn, r Gve We motor cover- Sunday-44ve them mashed --not
tfl0sdaal2fl erinstitleted when ink, and he wkik nape , stationary en- pounded into a sodden masa, but
?lb'i?plrettet t{ttell3gttly,`#�1f@ gine, catiable' Orf runhing his thresher. whisked to a creamy substance, To do
y',? iRx ,_0.ngatter, knduces me to de- feed chopper, or whatever other ma' t! this, they should be
t peeled, Steamed,
�2.1a; ,followed' Ili - making chinery he ,may have," That this is broken with, a potato Whip, motstezicd
i3}fil iRf road in Waupaca county, practicable, Mr. Duryea has amply with tltilk and butter and seasoned
lY,'+ , . ttrwn of Faxmington, proved by running his factory with with salt and
t?t1 ,, P, •tto&sr of which the road one of his carriages during repairs to pepper and beaten like
a batter until very light,
-p�t�fq- '' the gravel. The team his Powe; plant. He has already U e.� Monday
them In their sl;lns-
yf11 lrbl'yisor Uped all the ready labor at approached by the manufacturers of a The should be washed clean,
I o ,"*,I land on the road' warrants, certain harvesting machine, in regard y baked
` , J14 ad than the toad machine and to the feasibility of applying his motor !n a good oven and served hot.
Tuesday -They may be peelel and
ilt>q 15, together with the sub-
,Whalted with a roast When the meat
11 tl' tlic tlazn adjoining, towns. A !s within half an hour of being rGa iy
tl-' t}l'aStil3ile had beeYi used on halt put them In the gravy and bake until
a S�QiSIaT,§e; during Two seasons prior '� they are covered with a crisp; brown
C, ll! '&rt: of this grading, however, akin.
" t, "'here the road' mach#ne had Wednesday -Serve them !n Kentucky
�'rip`�
Al taxer hill ,and through dale %, t style, sliced thin as for frying, snaked
red to the topography of In cold water for one-half hour;
(3'11tt4 e� lbs raising the bight of the gut In
♦ , a pudding dish with salt, peppf:r and
�i �11. tilp 'brow of the hill. Here � milk, and bake for an hour.
` $ l', dez>lOAatrated that !f a hill has g 4 -^a Thursday -Serge them fried wholes.
,,, k.. 0t °Ver six feet in 100, It pays yl`' Peel and boil them.. Roll In beaten
° tlty o'4 ptoper grade, removing - egg, then In cracker crumbs and fry
N; tltkGatdli`t' to the lowest point. A . , in butter,
1 +klltii t+>l ' ?raAh' ' be thus reduced I Frlda
„.,, , u >` Y -Have potatoes a la Paris-
t#lE�'± ice, cost. The engraving Jenne. Wash and rub them with a
,° ehfl$y'Ha iHb. o s-seotlan. The horizon-" coarse towel until they are skinned,�lp
�t I r ent the original or un- _ =-p� Into boiling water until tender, Have
trb s "Oe. The ditches are ready 1n a saucepan some hot cream
v_ . eat' horizontal width by one foot11 DURYEA MOTOR CARRIAGE. and butter, a little green parsley,
dp!]tl Cut • out of these strata, The
pepper and salt. Pour the water off
r , ill}'ce tl4m a to b is 20 feet. The thereto, and believes that the motor the bolted potatoes, cover with this
s(tai,,eaCh side are shown at c and may be so made as to be interchang- and let It stand.
I,14 �eepresen
rted by the perpen- able, so that the farmer may use it Saturday -Boll them in their shins
111es:n
. The dotted Portion is the On his wagon, thresher, or where ha and serve with butter.
will.
t a� ditches were aligned by stakes neer a In Mode.
�� � ed Close together 15 feet from the BETTER ROADWORK. Take three pounds of beef, one calf'.,
�;�Ceis/ff'rrg of the road, Care was taken foot, one large onion, one carrot, aterlt
t1r w+ aril. e,g e; ... da'st furrows of the road By A. W, Campbell, C.E., Highway Com. two ounces; two cloves, two table-
.... I ?e A', uratIg on • these lines, as mlasioner for Ontario. spoons of butter, one tablespoon of
deviation by short crooks is sura flour, one generous tablespoon 31 salt,
nr ,4 follGwed by corresponding sag or Country roads in Ontario are com- one-fourth of a teaspoon of pepper, one
its r I1lIn C�: in the e. The ditchers monly divided into two classes' --gravel
grad pint and a half of water, Have the
"ty ,�e` earried one foot -below the origl•- I and dirt. The terms "good" and "bad" beef in one solid piece, it tt can be
urface, with an outward s1 are frequently regarded as synonymous
,,a,,,, one of larded so. much the better, but this
.air el'foot:.to one of bight, and an in-• with these, and as our roads are usually 1s not essential. Clean the calf's foot
cies ,•slope* .of flve feet to one. The constructed, this Interchange of words
'� � carefully and cut into several 'pieces.
tY.r "'Qv}ts•shaved very thin, and allowed Ss to some extent not without reason. Have a rather shallow graniteware
,a %t h'op under the back and inner end I The way to construct a good gravel or Iron pan,. whloh can be covered
�,1 I
__- grade blade. - A firm grade of read Is to first build a good dirt road closely. Put the butter in the pan and
I from the natural soil,
�-- n es. at 'the centre of the road place over the fire. When fire butter
r�11,11, �la at 'ralaed. '. Then the ditches were I A good dirt road to those who have I ip hot put !n the beef and coretc on
�' � mttied, and the dirt deposited as driven through sloughs deslgnatei' one side until brown; then turn and
dr l3X>!Is or ri "bad" roads during the past spring, '
dges, to keep the gravel brown the other side. Now, take out
1�t L +;1i Tolling down the slope. Theme will seem an impossibility. And yet the beef and add the flour. Stir until
r'Ij.
� Ne`,_banks were about two feet wide, these bad roads are chosen in June by the mixture Is a dark brown, then
J rq �`., tile teamster in preference to the "good"
r V"w - gradually add the wets, stlrrtng all
gravel roads. These latter are now a
y the time. When this sauce boils add
� I "� <a llection of parallel ruts with rocks the beef, the calf's foot, sliced carrot, '
r+' r �F v1.
firmly set, protruding or rolling loose the onion, in which are stuck the
��t� SI�CTLUTfSDF lg1KPLETED ROADBED. ander the wheels and the feet of the cloves, and the salt and pepp.yr. Cover
Ig�p 'l ,, horses.
11�otiIT Inches:high on the Inner aides, the saucepan and place where the ccm-
. The diseases being so perfectly known tents will boil for six hours The
%{ttl';sloped outward to conform with the .� .it' ie a' -poor' recommendation- for sur'
�, " ,,e of, the "e. ''1'lie space be f inventive peewees 1f we cannot produce sauce must not more than bubble
',,g" ,e}t tlie,berms, 16 feet in width, was I the remedies. For dirt roads, take the faintly in that time. The cooking can
Literi 11 led with gravel nine inches in be done on the oven or on top of file
water out and keep It out; for gravel
LIR th at the crown, and ;sloped Slight- range. Turn the beef several times
g ' roads, this and more. There will be
o ttteet::the berms on either aide. during the time it 1s cooking. Serve
I less moisture remain;ng In the roads
16' required six or seven loads per on a hot dish. Garnish with the calt's
I after the fall rains to assist the dWn-
, hear r0Sl 'r(.
ere was a common be- foot and strain the sau•.e over all,
11 f~ that,dirt roads could no.t be tegrating and upheaving action of the
..,x "'de !n without much clay, and I frost. There will be less water to be I , A Woman's Hour.
a carried away In the spring, and more
p� beld many yet, But the notion I 'ample means to do !t "Please state to the court exactly
quickly. A r
1. i `flispeled here. The gravel used, was D q y dry what you did between 8 and J o'clock
i loundatlon for a road Is as necessary
�lp1y..:flinty."rock, with apparently I on Wednesday morntn-" t*aid ¢ laic
e ' Iron .and 25 as for any Other structure, Were the ea• to a delicate -looking littid woman
per cent of clay, In S g
Benefits of drainage better known, our
t i; .'. a test piece of road was made, on the witness stand.
IlYhi11 ob compacted su quickly and firmly system of roads throughout this Prov- "Well," she said, aft!r a' momCnt's
1. ince Would soon be- vastly improved, reflection, "I washed m two c, hildren
11 #L .the value of.this gravel was fully y
Drainage must be secured at the sur- ,,y i � ,s -d1 got a
�' e+pjaab]lahed: So hard does it become g and got them reap
-face of-roaa-Ah-d-1)181Sdth.&. Under- sewed- - r
h8;t 'pebble wit be crushed under a tlraln , _- a Ston on Johnnyw coat and
deet without denting , the road sur- ,gs-=there may be a few excep- mended a rent in Nellie's dress. Then
grout. ti° -will accomplish• more .than' sur-
.face: Rock crushed and- r by na I tidied up my sitting room and made
ace drainage, Where and how to plata
�ttJre; with the most perishable parts two beds and watered my house plants
the, drains Is a matter regarding which
;shed out, makes a atlrlSace near and glanced over the morning paper.
as -''durable as macadam, grid IriG;deiinite code of laws can be forma- erhen I dusted my parlor and set
late&, since each mile or less of road_ things to rights 2Cgrgeable_to, travel upon= 3tr 5 r sandy, cvay may ]cad to an entirely new com- g to in it slid washed come
;Sto3tYt''" no shit atnage J1 *Jioessai•y, ( lamp chimneys and combed my baby's
bination of circumstances. Surface hair and sewed a button on one of her
M,,, ` ;d•god open ditches 12 set -'from the
R}3"]pelitre of the road for longitudinal I 'Drainage Is attained by rounding up little shoes, and then I swept out n:y
J the roadbed ordinarily with a rise cY
b dr$lnage, with 8 -inch vitrified the cul- front entry and brushed and put away
' rot leas than one nor more than one and
if7+ts'' Wherever the grade acts as a the 'children's Sunday clothes and
t' @ one-half Inches to the foot, providing
.�aY.I i _-gives satisfactory results. The I npen ditches on each side of the wrote a note to Johnnv's teacher ask -
a S were lald not less than two feet gra Ing her to excuse him for not being
t a Crown the roadway on hills alightly
r e, the surface, with a fall of rev- I at school on Friday. Then I fed my
F. ',e1aI incites to prevent clogging and more, so a; to draw the water sharply canary bird and cleared off the break -
,,P::, to the ditches. Water allowed to fcl-
or, ,�tsf•r, ,hing. They cost 12 cents deliver- Last table and gave the grocery man
' tow the track of the wheels will wear
±id.:'at rallroad stations. They are an order and swept off the back porch
�oiieaper tha-i ,three-lrroh plank box Cul- them to ruts, and deposit a softens+i and then I sat down and rested a few
',"�jferts, and wit last an indefinite period. mass of mud at the foot of the hill. minutes before the clock struck nice.
r�'''k- Crile cost of risking this three miles of Tile drains running parallel to tha Tgat's all."
lr 1`Olid was about ;2100, or $700 road about three feet below the sur -
per mile. , "All!" said the dazed lawyer. "Ex-
C,
face and at the edge of the grade will
�'hree dollars per day was paid for cuse me, Judge, I must get my breath
usually afford teems and drivers, and $1.60 for shovel- I d the best metho'd of un- before I call the rent witness."-Roch-
aea Gravel coats flue oerr2s, per load derdraining. Take advantage of all
ester Express.
IL ' `'';wJiiere purchased. Much of it was I natural watercoursee to rMleve the
ttMe-0 of #bed and women; " s ! y
the pie t it, J�4'!t Uorpl wall(l9we ,from : ff�A
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,parlor ate. fittlAtvr:crobrCt..11ave thea .qn, Q�libogd .reptorop XIdnspxp@Pl!d•, J * - 4'
tr u .. eR ,gVuapen.l
ttTt,#u11Wt, kackl3roulid tri a aroap^rosin :' . d--Gl,eet,k7onorrlaoea,Vrirlcoaglesa
g Itii d ilWfrtilli, bsrnya,rd, wagon -Shea, ture cpred without aln. No dtf tip . 4 ,,, ,
l &�,,pphilia and all BIQ Due p ,r
etc., it pd tGl}.., bflyond, saYtt. , l3. . . Wtthoatrpetpurr, ..,Y . « n_:,;
,Pierce fan Qhlo p'grAler. Eie sake me it y�rr Suerip from the eflocta ' '
utility and beauty (Aaript be combined To lD too . outhf 1f et
y u1 faillos or Indlacretiopsi� k
• e pt 4, the dlsa regable surroundings be V:' , Er agx trqubled with t'Veakness. Nervous .
cut off by, .a:�eit p.,, of oy't'roreeap "d
yvants to know what he had better tree.
A rude.°drawing accompanies the letter.
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I'LA',TiNG OU:' OPrJPN.'•SIVE VIHW9,
H`;g. 1.-H H the two roads. D, house.
NN neighbor ts house, B, barn. S, saw-
Inill. ,.
From this 1 gather that the dwelling
Is quite large and pretentious, and set
about fifty feet to the west of a north
and south road. On the back side Is an
orchAxd, which naturally 'bounds the
yard on the west, the southwest being
bounded by a diagonal road which
crossee the other at some distance from
the house, forming an ample unplantei
lawn of perhaps three-quarters of an
acre, Across the diagonal road near
the corner are a large barn and wagon
sheds belonging to another owner, with
a small, `shabby house, while in the
angle beyond, between the roadat Is a
sawmill with the refuse and debris of
years lying around.
It is impossible without accurate di-
menslons to give exact advice, but I
have sketched what I believe would
give a fairly good working plan, and
what interests readers still more, some
clear Ideas of what can oe accomplish-
ed In planting out of t0ght unfavorable
views.
Now, Instead of a stiff, formal hedge,
NN hich would seem still more so meet-
ing at the acute angle, I would plant
the point with American hemlock about
four feet apart, filling In back
about forty feet. Then next either
fel ce and five feet dibtant and ten feet
from the last hemlock, plant another
tree of the same kind. This would
give room for its handsome develop-
ment and relieve the group of its for-
mal appearance both from the door -
yard and either street. On the main
highway and seven feet from the speci-
man hemlock, plant a weeping golden
retinospora, and next the diagonal road
plant three of the same variety, in
the form Indicated in the plan, tnd
about five Leet apart. Next northwest
of these Is a group A deciduous shrub-
bery, the selection being made with
reference to height and beauty of
blooming, furnishing a compact, leafy
screen In summer and a partial screen
In winter. The plant nearest the group
last mentioned is s golden -leaved syr-
inges, The two nett are deutzias of the
upright kind. Next is a sweet -scented
ayringa., and in the centre of the group
,eon the front row', a syringes graniflora.
Back of these is a white lilac which in
time,, will- overtop all the rest with its
ormnI o! white; pailcjds. 0n'tlie;4utside
--S• I.t ' i., ccs --2: tT"L"rx.-, it $t ,-Tt
three sorts.' In front of these are two
rose wlegelias, the low compact habit
of which make up, for the naked stems
of the altheas, and perfect the Semen.
Next the house are three rhododen-
drons, while between them and the
altheas are a Japanese snowball and a
sweet -scented scrub, the latter on the
outside.
As this group, which 1s some thirty
feet long by about ten wide, might be
used effectively in many other loca-
tions, I have given it a separate draw-
ing In an enlarged form, with refer-
ences. In the letter of my friend he
says that the ladies of his household
would like to use the ground 1n the
point for flowers if he should sueoe.-d
In shutting out the neighboring views
and • at the same time get a certain►
amount of privacy from the highways.
With this In view I have made a dlar-
gram of a flower bed four feet wide out
out of the lawn to the form of a horse-
shoe. The tree In the focal point is a
ditches of their water. Use hard, wull-
donated but all was accounted at five The Dlscinllno of Children. �
burned tile, laid carefully to a uniform g parents can CC
Dents load. Teams were expected' About the worst thin V ��
fo.draw, ' •cable -ya,rd art a load. The I grade, with a fall of not less than do fa to discuss the fallings o! chi]
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three feet to the mile, and if it can (�
9Jverage stance of haul was 112 rods. dren before them. The next worst a � Q
Nifmber`"bt loads required I he obtained at reasonable coat, not less
per mile thing la for one parent to attempt to
12167. Average number of loads than six feet. +�
Den punish the child and the other parent "� $. C'l
Provide culverts where needed, nrd -/
dsy drawn by a team 14. When it 1s protest against It. Either action will It y�
it
,If,
that this road Is virtually a d° not allow the roadway to lnterPere damage the. res
k tY"treet in dimensions, these figures are with natural drain ag Peet It the child for St
age. Do not build one or the other of iia rwn
lelharkably low. But count roads culverts higher than the approaching Parente, and
( country roadway, as muddy hollows in each If there is one thing more than arother'IV4 j
nted not he graded wider than 2b feet, that parents want to preserve it is 1. : •• %t XI .
side will result. If possible place small
;fior graveled store than eight feet to their dignity before their children.,A ,i ,
*Idth. Thus the gravelingwould be culverts below the n wince, and cover
child who gets the Idea that one par:nt :P
3 , �� 1;,+,.,'.
with earth, as they will be then less `moi
f reduced one-half and the cost of grad, 1s at variance with the other on the
Ilk decreased somewhat. The Surround- (
subject to wear and will not Interfere
question of dlscipllne will make both (i1 �;•
�'::'3fig towns have expended 1n labor an with the smooth surface of the road. unhappy and render itself decidedly 1�
a,,Verage of $1419 a :bake culverts permanent AN -old the
year during the last objectionable by playing off one parent
tYkcade. This would have built 40 miles use of perishable material. See that PLANTING OUT OFFENSIVE vfEWB.
1 against the other. It you want to have
" r 'bt the single Brack road (26 feet grade, keeper oe, Wts are made for them and an harmony 1n the family
'� keep (roe Water which Is allowed to y Y get togeth- Flg. 2.-1, (3oiden,leoved Syrfoga; 2 2,
t feet graveled), three main roads er on the question of disciplining the Deutaln Scabra and Crenata flore plena; E,
:, '?'" stand in them In frosty weather will Sweet•scented 9yringa, 4, tiyringn Grnndl-
each way across a township, with (our children -at least In their presence- 1
destroy the best material. flora; 0 6 6, Alt:enn; 7 7 Rose Wlegein;
it I"lles to spare, and graded several The surface of the road should be and 1( you want to quarrel on metht,ds 8, Japanese Snowball; {l, Calyeanthus;
i i111,1@U beside -.-American Agriculturist do it to the privacy of your own apart- 10, three Rhododendrons. •
kept smooth and fr2A from nits. Where hIt t with- gravel or other metal Is to be amenta, where you can have ouw-
pplled out leaved weeping birch. Suc a form
11 THE MOTOR WAGON, it is best to dig a trench for Its recep- out lowering yourselves In the eyes cf of flower bed is more 1n accordance
tion, otherwise the crown will be to,) the children. with artistic effect than If the same
$*K the Idea Wonld Work if It Were }sigh. Gravel 1s Inten9ed to perform
Pulled ureal. amount of ground Was used to a solid
a Applied to Farms. the! double service of a root to ahed form. It 1s easily reached to weed or
t`•' the water and a floor Lo reelat the There Is no nicer dessert for ;lunch- water, from either aide, and to this
`'.''•'hhe second motor carriage race of eon or a family dinner than a piece of case, being
at some distance from the
esti IuilYortaztce to be held In this country we of triflic and to :csaen the amount
' "�''111-be run from New York city to of traction required. A 40 per cent. pulled bread, a bit of good cheese aid house the bed need not be planted with
a,. a cuff of coffee. Besides, it Is "so Eag-
ington and return on May 80th, All greater load can be drawn by a team that formality and reference to effects
n,,,.., lish, you know." To make the pull, -d
1- lib leading motor wagons, both from I over a smooth gravel road than can be In color and height necessary In formal
,;�a. drawn over a yielding dirt road in an bread, take a loaf of freshly baked
ilIs country and abroad have entered, g bread, while 1t is still warm and rather ribbon or carpet eds. Anytbing from
B6;4 among them are two from the equally good state of n,palr. All the the lowly Iris to the flaming peony may
trnrk should be done on a unf(orm plan underdone, and pull the fustic out of it ba
rlifyea Company, winners of the ht_ in irregular shaped pieces, about the planted as suits the whim or taste.
- 'bdgd Taos last November Their latest ir. a systematic and permanent man) alio of an egg. Put these to a good I I presume there Is already, or will bo
i ner, with n view to its extension on
l7fodel, Shown in the Illustration, says oven and bake a delicate brown. They planted a line of street maples, so I
lte''•tinierican AgricultuvIst, does not the same plan, 1n aubsequPnt years; f have not Introduced man trees, the
appear. this in a short time will secure a, -ar- are crisp and full of flavor, and make y
CtT}�CT materially in outward a D orchard, as I mentioned in the beg]n-
' a delightful combination with che'ne �
ikiteo from the old one, but has numer- Petted system of finished roads, and tender stalks of celery or the white ping, forming a background,
r?ib improvement In both motor and Modern road machinery, property on- I would Suggest two groups as lndl-
erated, fa economical. The gmder inner leaves of lettuce, In which case
1"12nning Sear, The mechanism is en- the bread may be served with the I cated In the plan. That nearest ,ho
tlrel'y concealed from view, and aside and roller are indispensable. The salad. house of small-alzel trees, planted in
from, a heavy, solid appearance, I'fe grader performs the work quicker, ear- a triangle about twelve feet apart, A
$at'ri�8.logl4 much like an ordinary ter, cheaper, and more perfectly than Chile Sanaa. sassafras, redbud and dogwood would'
h r alines tliu. ebafte, Entire con- can be expected from hand labor. The Eighteen large, ripe tomatoes, a'x or. , be a good selection. For the other, plant
>c(j to speeding and steering, Is roller compacts the loots- material, ions, six large red DQDDeS, ten table- 4 Norwa7 maple, a sugar maple and a
h5tt a tittle lever, tie Seen In unite:! the different Particles so as to spoonfuls of sugar, three tablespoon- � DurDle beech twenty fleet apart. Put
iwi' d.'he ease with which • better resist the load, prevents dis-
tlit#;L1ilK#a tuts of salt, fire cupfuls f vinegar. I the beech rearteat the banes, and thA
t}is '1VA111 liaeke or trDeRd- Placement which forms ruts, and re-
d Chop fine and cook one hour, -=flew sugar maple at the liaok corner of the
A d of fmm duces to a minimum resistance to teat- triangle. Planted ae I have Indicated,
�$t`k4 *Aft'tlrtt tag. spep York Recorder.
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,'1 fritter" p@r hour is easily olri. 11C. -London Farmer's Advocate, iX fiieod would bava ?•n.►dnal lawn.. ,J
,- F, ..-apvnuce.gy.
ver cion to Society, IQidnu Troubles or '? �
any disease of the Genital-Uglnary br. '
ens, can here find safe and speedy cure. Vit,
hsrges reasonable eaJi�'e�ciaJyI to rho
poor,, CURBS GVXZ&TIt<tJ,l).
-" ( y rt Therearemanytroubled -
IL" k>idaie-AgB Yep with too frequeot,evacu• ,
,Ions of the bladder. often accompanied by a slight smarting or burning scnaatlon, and .
woakening pf rho system in.a manner rho patient cannot account for. baro are many 1
m ie f
on who d o this difyicuity, iggnnorant pf the case. TLr doctor will guarantee a yper• �•i,
feet grrre in all such cases, and healthy rcatoratlon o! tko ggentto•urinary organs. Con1. -
srlltatIop free, Those unable to call, pap gXltp full particulars of their case and have
medlcipa sent b express, with fy�ll tnatruptI nes for use. Mention this paper when � Cs
..1nnNrjjlt��ing.SPINNEY
iuWe.. hours: �Fro m Y t, m. to 8 p, m. Sundays, 0 to 11 a. m.
Re a �APi11,F,E & CO. Made �4tran a No.. 12 X Eli beth at.)
4ETRCIT, MICH. Ir
CLINTON b1ASH, DOM AND BLIND FACTORY .
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S.S . COOPER, - - PROPRIETOR
General Builder and Contractor. '
Phis factory hoe been under the personal supervision and one owner for sigh
years. We carry an extensive and reliable stock and prepare plans and give
estimates for and build all classes of buildings on abort notice and on the closefftt
prices. All. work is supervised in a mechanical way and satisfaction
guaranteed. We sell all kinds of interior and exterior material.
Lumber, L8th, Shingles, Lime, Sasb, Boom, Blinds Ete, ..
Agent for the CELEBRATED GRAYBILL SCHOOL DESK, manufactured
at Waterloo. Call and get prices and estimates be(cro placing your orders,
We are bound to keep up
OUR REPUTATION
•
For always having NEW and up-to-date goods.
This week we are offerringwftm .--
New Cheese, the first and finest on the
market', only 10cts per ]b.
0
THE CASH GROCERY.
Telephone 23,OGLE COOPER & CO-
•"ws�'.
alt
Cheap Hardware
1141.
_ _...a.,avl; .-
A.nd 'tinware........ ,..,
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We are now back in our old Store, and will from
. _...._.196W,
;rive Low Prices on all kinds of HardyParia
and Tinware.
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--G1VE US A-i-RIAL.1„"" q
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HARLAND_ BRtl-8 � Clinton,
- a �-r
Keeps the largest,ass&-'�lrr�t, the new-
Ja Wo. IrWiD est Goods, quality, fine and.- pric' . _ -
low in Groceries, Crockery and
Glassware �
TEAS: -Black, Green and Japans are unequalled in quality and prices; you will save 5c, and
10c. pound if you buy from me instead of Tea Peddlers; compare quality and prices.,
SUGARS. -We aro headquarters, we buy direct from Montreal Refineries, keep best quality
and sell at close prices.
NEW FRUITS and PEELS.-% have already disposed during Holiday season of -over ,1
four tons and still have large stock on hand, different brands selling cheap as to quality,
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS. -.We have got to make room for ow
Imported Goods and we have reduced our prices on Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sete,
Berry Sets, Water Sete, Bread and Butter Plates, Cups and Saucers and Lamps, all kinds I. -
Call and see Goods and Prices; no trouble to show goods,
-�` . Terms Cash or Trade. --imtzg�, -
Bargains ! Bargains ! At the Cheap Cash Store_
$1,500 WORTH OF GROCERIES and CROCKERY must be sold to make
room for Stock t;o arrive. Don't miss this chance to buy Goode cheaf,
CASH PAID FOR GOOD BUTTER AND EG(,'S. 1,
G. J. STEWART. Agont for Alonsoon and Kurma Te aY
-
Leslie's Carriage Factory. .. ..
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS -all of the beet work,
manship and material. SW"All the latest styles and most modern improve- Monte. A11 work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended .
to. Prices to suit the times. 4'
10 -FACTORY -corner Huron and Orange Stre Cliaton. 657 /
1.
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King of all
Bicycles.
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Light Weight and
Rigidity. iEvoryM
chi sic frally warranted
Absolutely
the Best.
Satperlor Material
and Scientific Work -
Myles Kms. &V
\.
Nlgest Honors at the World's Colamblan ECposltIon.
Bad liwo-cW stamp for our aq-page Catalogue -A work of Art.
Monarch Cycle Company,
Rafafl Salesroom, Seo Wrbasb Ave. Lake and Halsted Sts., CHICAGO, iLL.
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the pie t it, J�4'!t Uorpl wall(l9we ,from : ff�A
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,parlor ate. fittlAtvr:crobrCt..11ave thea .qn, Q�libogd .reptorop XIdnspxp@Pl!d•, J * - 4'
tr u .. eR ,gVuapen.l
ttTt,#u11Wt, kackl3roulid tri a aroap^rosin :' . d--Gl,eet,k7onorrlaoea,Vrirlcoaglesa
g Itii d ilWfrtilli, bsrnya,rd, wagon -Shea, ture cpred without aln. No dtf tip . 4 ,,, ,
l &�,,pphilia and all BIQ Due p ,r
etc., it pd tGl}.., bflyond, saYtt. , l3. . . Wtthoatrpetpurr, ..,Y . « n_:,;
,Pierce fan Qhlo p'grAler. Eie sake me it y�rr Suerip from the eflocta ' '
utility and beauty (Aaript be combined To lD too . outhf 1f et
y u1 faillos or Indlacretiopsi� k
• e pt 4, the dlsa regable surroundings be V:' , Er agx trqubled with t'Veakness. Nervous .
cut off by, .a:�eit p.,, of oy't'roreeap "d
yvants to know what he had better tree.
A rude.°drawing accompanies the letter.
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I'LA',TiNG OU:' OPrJPN.'•SIVE VIHW9,
H`;g. 1.-H H the two roads. D, house.
NN neighbor ts house, B, barn. S, saw-
Inill. ,.
From this 1 gather that the dwelling
Is quite large and pretentious, and set
about fifty feet to the west of a north
and south road. On the back side Is an
orchAxd, which naturally 'bounds the
yard on the west, the southwest being
bounded by a diagonal road which
crossee the other at some distance from
the house, forming an ample unplantei
lawn of perhaps three-quarters of an
acre, Across the diagonal road near
the corner are a large barn and wagon
sheds belonging to another owner, with
a small, `shabby house, while in the
angle beyond, between the roadat Is a
sawmill with the refuse and debris of
years lying around.
It is impossible without accurate di-
menslons to give exact advice, but I
have sketched what I believe would
give a fairly good working plan, and
what interests readers still more, some
clear Ideas of what can oe accomplish-
ed In planting out of t0ght unfavorable
views.
Now, Instead of a stiff, formal hedge,
NN hich would seem still more so meet-
ing at the acute angle, I would plant
the point with American hemlock about
four feet apart, filling In back
about forty feet. Then next either
fel ce and five feet dibtant and ten feet
from the last hemlock, plant another
tree of the same kind. This would
give room for its handsome develop-
ment and relieve the group of its for-
mal appearance both from the door -
yard and either street. On the main
highway and seven feet from the speci-
man hemlock, plant a weeping golden
retinospora, and next the diagonal road
plant three of the same variety, in
the form Indicated in the plan, tnd
about five Leet apart. Next northwest
of these Is a group A deciduous shrub-
bery, the selection being made with
reference to height and beauty of
blooming, furnishing a compact, leafy
screen In summer and a partial screen
In winter. The plant nearest the group
last mentioned is s golden -leaved syr-
inges, The two nett are deutzias of the
upright kind. Next is a sweet -scented
ayringa., and in the centre of the group
,eon the front row', a syringes graniflora.
Back of these is a white lilac which in
time,, will- overtop all the rest with its
ormnI o! white; pailcjds. 0n'tlie;4utside
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three sorts.' In front of these are two
rose wlegelias, the low compact habit
of which make up, for the naked stems
of the altheas, and perfect the Semen.
Next the house are three rhododen-
drons, while between them and the
altheas are a Japanese snowball and a
sweet -scented scrub, the latter on the
outside.
As this group, which 1s some thirty
feet long by about ten wide, might be
used effectively in many other loca-
tions, I have given it a separate draw-
ing In an enlarged form, with refer-
ences. In the letter of my friend he
says that the ladies of his household
would like to use the ground 1n the
point for flowers if he should sueoe.-d
In shutting out the neighboring views
and • at the same time get a certain►
amount of privacy from the highways.
With this In view I have made a dlar-
gram of a flower bed four feet wide out
out of the lawn to the form of a horse-
shoe. The tree In the focal point is a
ditches of their water. Use hard, wull-
donated but all was accounted at five The Dlscinllno of Children. �
burned tile, laid carefully to a uniform g parents can CC
Dents load. Teams were expected' About the worst thin V ��
fo.draw, ' •cable -ya,rd art a load. The I grade, with a fall of not less than do fa to discuss the fallings o! chi]
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three feet to the mile, and if it can (�
9Jverage stance of haul was 112 rods. dren before them. The next worst a � Q
Nifmber`"bt loads required I he obtained at reasonable coat, not less
per mile thing la for one parent to attempt to
12167. Average number of loads than six feet. +�
Den punish the child and the other parent "� $. C'l
Provide culverts where needed, nrd -/
dsy drawn by a team 14. When it 1s protest against It. Either action will It y�
it
,If,
that this road Is virtually a d° not allow the roadway to lnterPere damage the. res
k tY"treet in dimensions, these figures are with natural drain ag Peet It the child for St
age. Do not build one or the other of iia rwn
lelharkably low. But count roads culverts higher than the approaching Parente, and
( country roadway, as muddy hollows in each If there is one thing more than arother'IV4 j
nted not he graded wider than 2b feet, that parents want to preserve it is 1. : •• %t XI .
side will result. If possible place small
;fior graveled store than eight feet to their dignity before their children.,A ,i ,
*Idth. Thus the gravelingwould be culverts below the n wince, and cover
child who gets the Idea that one par:nt :P
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with earth, as they will be then less `moi
f reduced one-half and the cost of grad, 1s at variance with the other on the
Ilk decreased somewhat. The Surround- (
subject to wear and will not Interfere
question of dlscipllne will make both (i1 �;•
�'::'3fig towns have expended 1n labor an with the smooth surface of the road. unhappy and render itself decidedly 1�
a,,Verage of $1419 a :bake culverts permanent AN -old the
year during the last objectionable by playing off one parent
tYkcade. This would have built 40 miles use of perishable material. See that PLANTING OUT OFFENSIVE vfEWB.
1 against the other. It you want to have
" r 'bt the single Brack road (26 feet grade, keeper oe, Wts are made for them and an harmony 1n the family
'� keep (roe Water which Is allowed to y Y get togeth- Flg. 2.-1, (3oiden,leoved Syrfoga; 2 2,
t feet graveled), three main roads er on the question of disciplining the Deutaln Scabra and Crenata flore plena; E,
:, '?'" stand in them In frosty weather will Sweet•scented 9yringa, 4, tiyringn Grnndl-
each way across a township, with (our children -at least In their presence- 1
destroy the best material. flora; 0 6 6, Alt:enn; 7 7 Rose Wlegein;
it I"lles to spare, and graded several The surface of the road should be and 1( you want to quarrel on metht,ds 8, Japanese Snowball; {l, Calyeanthus;
i i111,1@U beside -.-American Agriculturist do it to the privacy of your own apart- 10, three Rhododendrons. •
kept smooth and fr2A from nits. Where hIt t with- gravel or other metal Is to be amenta, where you can have ouw-
pplled out leaved weeping birch. Suc a form
11 THE MOTOR WAGON, it is best to dig a trench for Its recep- out lowering yourselves In the eyes cf of flower bed is more 1n accordance
tion, otherwise the crown will be to,) the children. with artistic effect than If the same
$*K the Idea Wonld Work if It Were }sigh. Gravel 1s Inten9ed to perform
Pulled ureal. amount of ground Was used to a solid
a Applied to Farms. the! double service of a root to ahed form. It 1s easily reached to weed or
t`•' the water and a floor Lo reelat the There Is no nicer dessert for ;lunch- water, from either aide, and to this
`'.''•'hhe second motor carriage race of eon or a family dinner than a piece of case, being
at some distance from the
esti IuilYortaztce to be held In this country we of triflic and to :csaen the amount
' "�''111-be run from New York city to of traction required. A 40 per cent. pulled bread, a bit of good cheese aid house the bed need not be planted with
a,. a cuff of coffee. Besides, it Is "so Eag-
ington and return on May 80th, All greater load can be drawn by a team that formality and reference to effects
n,,,.., lish, you know." To make the pull, -d
1- lib leading motor wagons, both from I over a smooth gravel road than can be In color and height necessary In formal
,;�a. drawn over a yielding dirt road in an bread, take a loaf of freshly baked
ilIs country and abroad have entered, g bread, while 1t is still warm and rather ribbon or carpet eds. Anytbing from
B6;4 among them are two from the equally good state of n,palr. All the the lowly Iris to the flaming peony may
trnrk should be done on a unf(orm plan underdone, and pull the fustic out of it ba
rlifyea Company, winners of the ht_ in irregular shaped pieces, about the planted as suits the whim or taste.
- 'bdgd Taos last November Their latest ir. a systematic and permanent man) alio of an egg. Put these to a good I I presume there Is already, or will bo
i ner, with n view to its extension on
l7fodel, Shown in the Illustration, says oven and bake a delicate brown. They planted a line of street maples, so I
lte''•tinierican AgricultuvIst, does not the same plan, 1n aubsequPnt years; f have not Introduced man trees, the
appear. this in a short time will secure a, -ar- are crisp and full of flavor, and make y
CtT}�CT materially in outward a D orchard, as I mentioned in the beg]n-
' a delightful combination with che'ne �
ikiteo from the old one, but has numer- Petted system of finished roads, and tender stalks of celery or the white ping, forming a background,
r?ib improvement In both motor and Modern road machinery, property on- I would Suggest two groups as lndl-
erated, fa economical. The gmder inner leaves of lettuce, In which case
1"12nning Sear, The mechanism is en- the bread may be served with the I cated In the plan. That nearest ,ho
tlrel'y concealed from view, and aside and roller are indispensable. The salad. house of small-alzel trees, planted in
from, a heavy, solid appearance, I'fe grader performs the work quicker, ear- a triangle about twelve feet apart, A
$at'ri�8.logl4 much like an ordinary ter, cheaper, and more perfectly than Chile Sanaa. sassafras, redbud and dogwood would'
h r alines tliu. ebafte, Entire con- can be expected from hand labor. The Eighteen large, ripe tomatoes, a'x or. , be a good selection. For the other, plant
>c(j to speeding and steering, Is roller compacts the loots- material, ions, six large red DQDDeS, ten table- 4 Norwa7 maple, a sugar maple and a
h5tt a tittle lever, tie Seen In unite:! the different Particles so as to spoonfuls of sugar, three tablespoon- � DurDle beech twenty fleet apart. Put
iwi' d.'he ease with which • better resist the load, prevents dis-
tlit#;L1ilK#a tuts of salt, fire cupfuls f vinegar. I the beech rearteat the banes, and thA
t}is '1VA111 liaeke or trDeRd- Placement which forms ruts, and re-
d Chop fine and cook one hour, -=flew sugar maple at the liaok corner of the
A d of fmm duces to a minimum resistance to teat- triangle. Planted ae I have Indicated,
�$t`k4 *Aft'tlrtt tag. spep York Recorder.
r
,'1 fritter" p@r hour is easily olri. 11C. -London Farmer's Advocate, iX fiieod would bava ?•n.►dnal lawn.. ,J
,- F, ..-apvnuce.gy.
ver cion to Society, IQidnu Troubles or '? �
any disease of the Genital-Uglnary br. '
ens, can here find safe and speedy cure. Vit,
hsrges reasonable eaJi�'e�ciaJyI to rho
poor,, CURBS GVXZ&TIt<tJ,l).
-" ( y rt Therearemanytroubled -
IL" k>idaie-AgB Yep with too frequeot,evacu• ,
,Ions of the bladder. often accompanied by a slight smarting or burning scnaatlon, and .
woakening pf rho system in.a manner rho patient cannot account for. baro are many 1
m ie f
on who d o this difyicuity, iggnnorant pf the case. TLr doctor will guarantee a yper• �•i,
feet grrre in all such cases, and healthy rcatoratlon o! tko ggentto•urinary organs. Con1. -
srlltatIop free, Those unable to call, pap gXltp full particulars of their case and have
medlcipa sent b express, with fy�ll tnatruptI nes for use. Mention this paper when � Cs
..1nnNrjjlt��ing.SPINNEY
iuWe.. hours: �Fro m Y t, m. to 8 p, m. Sundays, 0 to 11 a. m.
Re a �APi11,F,E & CO. Made �4tran a No.. 12 X Eli beth at.)
4ETRCIT, MICH. Ir
CLINTON b1ASH, DOM AND BLIND FACTORY .
e
S.S . COOPER, - - PROPRIETOR
General Builder and Contractor. '
Phis factory hoe been under the personal supervision and one owner for sigh
years. We carry an extensive and reliable stock and prepare plans and give
estimates for and build all classes of buildings on abort notice and on the closefftt
prices. All. work is supervised in a mechanical way and satisfaction
guaranteed. We sell all kinds of interior and exterior material.
Lumber, L8th, Shingles, Lime, Sasb, Boom, Blinds Ete, ..
Agent for the CELEBRATED GRAYBILL SCHOOL DESK, manufactured
at Waterloo. Call and get prices and estimates be(cro placing your orders,
We are bound to keep up
OUR REPUTATION
•
For always having NEW and up-to-date goods.
This week we are offerringwftm .--
New Cheese, the first and finest on the
market', only 10cts per ]b.
0
THE CASH GROCERY.
Telephone 23,OGLE COOPER & CO-
•"ws�'.
alt
Cheap Hardware
1141.
_ _...a.,avl; .-
A.nd 'tinware........ ,..,
I.
We are now back in our old Store, and will from
. _...._.196W,
;rive Low Prices on all kinds of HardyParia
and Tinware.
i
--G1VE US A-i-RIAL.1„"" q
..I f1.
HARLAND_ BRtl-8 � Clinton,
- a �-r
Keeps the largest,ass&-'�lrr�t, the new-
Ja Wo. IrWiD est Goods, quality, fine and.- pric' . _ -
low in Groceries, Crockery and
Glassware �
TEAS: -Black, Green and Japans are unequalled in quality and prices; you will save 5c, and
10c. pound if you buy from me instead of Tea Peddlers; compare quality and prices.,
SUGARS. -We aro headquarters, we buy direct from Montreal Refineries, keep best quality
and sell at close prices.
NEW FRUITS and PEELS.-% have already disposed during Holiday season of -over ,1
four tons and still have large stock on hand, different brands selling cheap as to quality,
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS. -.We have got to make room for ow
Imported Goods and we have reduced our prices on Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sete,
Berry Sets, Water Sete, Bread and Butter Plates, Cups and Saucers and Lamps, all kinds I. -
Call and see Goods and Prices; no trouble to show goods,
-�` . Terms Cash or Trade. --imtzg�, -
Bargains ! Bargains ! At the Cheap Cash Store_
$1,500 WORTH OF GROCERIES and CROCKERY must be sold to make
room for Stock t;o arrive. Don't miss this chance to buy Goode cheaf,
CASH PAID FOR GOOD BUTTER AND EG(,'S. 1,
G. J. STEWART. Agont for Alonsoon and Kurma Te aY
-
Leslie's Carriage Factory. .. ..
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS -all of the beet work,
manship and material. SW"All the latest styles and most modern improve- Monte. A11 work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended .
to. Prices to suit the times. 4'
10 -FACTORY -corner Huron and Orange Stre Cliaton. 657 /
1.
--- - ---- -- -_
---- __ -
King of all
Bicycles.
'Te _
i..
- -, ,7
.
.. r>
Light Weight and
Rigidity. iEvoryM
chi sic frally warranted
Absolutely
the Best.
Satperlor Material
and Scientific Work -
Myles Kms. &V
\.
Nlgest Honors at the World's Colamblan ECposltIon.
Bad liwo-cW stamp for our aq-page Catalogue -A work of Art.
Monarch Cycle Company,
Rafafl Salesroom, Seo Wrbasb Ave. Lake and Halsted Sts., CHICAGO, iLL.
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f.
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..
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