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TY prea Wr BL RE PERE SER TI Se SRG RNIN AE, The Duchess d'Aos 'bavar] : 4, who great 'part in Red eek | fighting to an illustrated oss 'work in| A Bow for a Wagon Bow Barn in Tr Alben "+ the Makin ng. $ Be Turd He in Sei mow to the roof. These big hoops arg told of him. Once he sent a draw- | Were placed three feet four inches ing of an episode in some Afghan |8Part on centres. °° cing JO Yorn how high he wanted the haymow to be. 'He believed twenty- y'| two feet was high enough and as the - barn was thirty-fivé feet wide. he - '| drove two stakes thirty-five feet apart on a flat piece of ground. The next step was to run a line between 'those WORDS OF THE WISE." stakes and at the exact middle po Th --_-- to put in a small stake. 'From | ay be termed the tre stake he ran another line' at of Prudence, the sister. of | exact right angles to the first. He. ce, and the Parent of Lib-| measured twenty-two feet out on, the Santuel Johnson. = . | second line away from the centre live best on moderate means. e. and. drove another stake. has dis; to' all men this last stake as the top or + x \ pas wherewith to be_happy, if mankind | apex of the circle and with the two Ve | { trial know how to use her gifts." | stakes first driven the curve of the hr © ©. | barn'can be drawn out on the ground. ep shall | This is not an exact semi-circle, as } bamter one | the bows in this barn were almost So'people that trust 'perpendicular several 'feet above the charity always | foundation. "With the curve drawn out on the ground, stakes should be get that T'wear; | driven along:it at intervals to hold the hate envy no man's | boards when bent into' place, i glad of other men's good, | Take pine boards six inches wide my harm."---Shakes-{and an inch thick and bend them along Lolo 40 | the curved mark, setting them edge- 'within wise to the ground and nailing them By ad lightly to the stakes by '"toeing" orth something." them in with nails driven first ~--Robert Browning | through the stake and then into the change of circumstances can | boards. Any size boards may bé used tikes a |YePeir a defect of # character."-- | for 'this purpose. The 1x6s were used air | iad - | Emerson. : in this barn. After this first cirele is , was borri at Twickenham, ~Al- "There are but two ways of paying [made put more boards on the inside, debts; increase of industry in raising | thus making a second thickness, but income, increase of thrift in laying being careful not to have the joints riyle, Te coming at the same place in any two ; thicknesses. Add more boards until the desired thickness or strength is Foti i reached and failing ihe pieces lightly a together. +In the Johnson County Are Sure: and Power: | ar, the hoops were six inches thick. ful |" After the Hegired thickness has been or coffee slave be denied | reached bolt or nail al together, fast. oa Coffee win he Souiu Use spikes . generously or holts 'or both. Either or both may be made to | serve the purpose just as well. They y 'nails "toed" into the first thickness 'and * lift = the hoops. into ( itil he was twen- | This barn roof was designed and Sole dei ras den: built by a farmer. If the details here m, and affect his hearing | given do mot. seem clear 'ask any nervous system, (Tea | neighborhood carpenter.to lay out the § , effects as | circle-and drive the stakes for you. It ; in the [is difficult to make the details 'any i clearer than this, but' no doubt this will be sufficiently explanatory. SAVING BY SPENDING. - |The Wise Buyer Is the One Who 7 AE Saves. oa has caused not a little ex- 8 asperation in certain high places. : three-story hotel. To make these hoops the basn build-| em the great, ye. a _ Soldiers at the base hospitals have given the nanie of the "Wash and Kiss Brigade" to those ultra-fashionable ) | nurses, "What they seem to do most" ealth. 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