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Be sure-to stop up the ouiVi with, coar-e rabbits, etc. hilayin - dnfms wl:r b..:,rds it pays to have the bottom as possible and the p erwise the dirt l>ottom ma} or till up in places. In treiiin: the assistance of an erc ; re* tj*nes nd\i>able. but I w'V.C low an instrument which a ordjrary Jncrenuity ear. mal and with it\*o his'ow-n <rradi practical ditrli'ers. tnake list in the botfom to diir by. ; there ;< plenty of fail I'nr tan.ces 'his doc? very we times 'h*u> is no water ; oftentimes it is of \}-,,.- ir tance io i.vct the niiniirum of '::i:. Tnk.- a straight pi !: ^ i.^ard six feet Three inches !nv.<r. as >I:ow v. a* c. and fix it in the center and «t v iiji t nnp-les another board one-haH is; lor.jr. At ends of lon<r arm fix sigh's ar.cT from the center suspei/d a plumb bob with strinsr thread. The apnai'atus can b>' Mastered to a Jacob's sreff with a thumb screw and clamped iaany positior;. W];cn the inslruuier.t is <*!turipeds so that fhe thread coincides with zero on the scale, then the sights or, ;!;<• Jorp- arm will be level. The scale is divided by lines one-sixteenth of an inch apart. When the instrument is moved so that the thread covers one space, the line of si^-ht will correspond to a srrnne of two inches to 10D. feet. When moved two frmoes from zero \the line of sights will correspond to a crrade °^ 1°'UT inches to 100 feei.'eic.—American Agriculturist. Now is a good time to get ready for any guest you may expect. We can fit you out witlr a nice BED ROOM SET. %. - rj Call'and look at our stocks Good^ in Our Line at_ !| GLEABAI.CE SALE PRICES A. CROFF & CO., ' MALONE, The Uniyersal Food Chopper Now offered by us Is A Joy for the Honsekeep^r. Don't Paint Your House this Spring, That is before you see the celebrated \The Sherwin Williams Paint,\ and find out just what you may expect of it. i- s the best wali finish to be put or and will not rub off. 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