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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL.
ROAD.
FROM CALVERT STATION.


TAKING EFFECT DECEMBER "a, lssa
For Washington, q. m. 3. Is aud s. IS D. m
daily, except bnnday, and An 7.:5, 9.45 and
and Al IS a. M, and 500 and 2. 10 D. M, daily
For Pope's Geek Line, 200 a. m. and 4 10 D. IN.
daily, except sunday.
For AR6spolis' 7,3S@. % m, daily except sunday,
For Richmond and tile South at 4 % and o. As A.
In., daily, ana 2. - p. m, daily except Sunday
For the south via Virginia Midland Railroad, AT
80 a.m., daily, and s.55 p. M, except Sunday.
7.l0 D. M, Sunday only.
For White snlphur and G. and o. X. r., at 40
For Norfolk Via Potomac River steamers, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at II. 70 a. m,
FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, 40, so, ToS, 7.s5, $50, il 10
-. M, 3.aS, 3.25, s. ~, TO sos D. M On Sum
day, f.s, SO, 7.4S 9.50 lilo a, M, go and
I'D p. m.
For Va. Midland Road, at & 30 a. M, daily, 8. o.
y. M, except Sunday. 7.2Op. M, on Sunday
Fore. 4 o. Road, 4.oO a. NJ, daily, 2.66 p. M,
excepto sunday.
FROM NSYLVAEIA-AVENUE STATION
For Washington, 6.55, 40, 80 0.55 and Ii As a.
M, a.3, .. rs, I.25 and Q. 10 D. nj. on Sunday
at6.aS 80, S.56 and II. IS a. M, us and 7.25
p. m.
For Annapolis, Z. lOa. m, daily except Sunday;
5.l5p. M, daily.
LEAVE wAsHINGToN FOR BALTIMORE
At so, 500, $50 aud 10. 90 3. M. ia0 4.2a 40
6.10, Z. 20, 0. ~ and 10. % D. m. On Sundays AZ
500, $50 a. m. 4. %. o. 20 Z.50, 10 and l0 2b D.
m. J. II. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt,
CHARLES f. PrGH, General Manager.
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RAULROADLKrEs
PHILADRLPHIA, WI fEuI :
Rarr,AMnIsE9 AMnIsE9T0H vtiI AND eeAA-
OCEQNEn ath. lags.


OCE0RERsr Rth, lsg2.
Trains VIII leave WillAkAkaon a. Collews for
Fhlladeiphla and = etations-e ss 100,
le.Rts - 10. 2.an 80. 50 #.tA p. m.
ARl.4Ae1Hafa faxplesaI .. O. Ia ga In. kaA'
~ Sltss< an -. IA 6liss. "a a.sa,
ska.sas La. aaG III, a.. f.2s ,. ii.
Baltimore and intermediate stAtiens-a.ok, s.7
1000 9. m. e.00 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Lina-e.s7 D. m.
Baltimore and Rashington-f.a1 a.Si. SOS Bu
=. m. lQ0s 'lsoos Aoo. e.E, 1l.0tp. N.
baltimore snly-i.o6. A00as m. u. n and ss
Trains for Delaware Division leave fexs
New castle-s.oo. $40 q. m. Les, s.oo .. Is p. m
Harrington and intermediate stAtlOns--s.iea. q. IN
Delmar and intermediate statisns-s.lo a. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Phiadelphts and intermedi ate tions-a 10 .. m.
iz.W ~, 5 - L@.p.S5.i y. m.
PhiladelPhla and New York-2.oo 2.Rsa q. IN. SIT,
6.sS, tn pm.
Baltimore and washinKtou-l.la q, Lsi. s.e6 S.I7.
Am. u.o4 m.
Baltimore-1.0S a, m.
for narther information passengers are
telred 70 the time tables posted a. the depot.
SFIafpe nnarleed tgluAS tal are limited express
upon Whlch exenM nee A4easnRGeds
J. y. WOOD, General Passenger AEt
ChAs. II. fb0hs General Manager.
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RAlERoAD 1rNra.
RALTM0RE AND ONO RAn.RoAp.

tKA1AANASAA AM Oh1O RAA1AkhOAU.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LIME BETWEEN
THE EAST AND sTHEwEsr. VA WASHING.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANST ooUrLKni
10 "a II NagAcr
x.nxva " \ Il N ! Ns.l M Z N n. ss sssssy.
a. g EhleaR fI1Elilaall. 81 isusls u asl lSx-
s~ @ y q I,.s raiass IA dslssg..g Cars y
MDLANDl Southwest Richmond. tvia
go 1iiissst slix xand way stations.
sse sMsassahPE sasa,.s way stations.
7.Is ANNAPbLiS. efAURTON AND WASH
,sTah1N ,iars ~. and stationson Aetropoli-
10 ffiedmont, strasburE. w,nches,er. Hsr-
eEstoNn. Fredericf ard way ssatlobs, VA
Main stem. ton sunday 20 EllcOtt City
800 fFfrEsnuRG, CINCINNATI, ST, LOUIS,
MAYhLMaT0A AND COLUMBUS Tx
Saturday. tiRienmond and he $50 sSuth. Va
Qaaniioel. sleepInE care eaitinsore 70 Gin
Parlof Cara CHICAGO JuSetlcn 70 Chicago.
SleeRing cars 9rAnon TO Indianapolis
SIC tMashils sen and way sta Ions. Annapo-
iO~ xsHt tSSsfc6S AND LAUREL Ex.
lc:ls Washington, Annapolis and way.
l.@ ion Sunday only for Washington and
10 EhicottO Oiay and way sta,Ions.
80 MashtpFton and Way stations: Rich
nscsat Va se11ss ~ sSss r;s ssefaS Con, an
HonnAys Mednesdsy aodf frtday, and with
saySna AsttFdkS for Old Point Comfort
400 WxsHfSGioN EXPRESS. stops at
IIessIp,s annapolis Janction. Laurel and
40 Winchester. nsgerstown. Frederick and
800 fWashIngton. Annapolis and way.
5.D 4frodeFlek and way stations.
SD AarttnnhurR and way statiOns.
So fMaahtngfop and way stations.
L.0 4P1ttaburR. Cleveland aud Detroit ExpreSs
BMQ. RnlaOe Sleeping Cars TO piltsburg
hF tGHlf.AQQ.1 CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS,
MAAHENaTtlN AND COLuMRfi6 EX.
Cincinnati sf i.oaiS ana Gh,ssnas Lyncbo ~
burg AQaythe south, via Va Midland.
g.b sou sqndhy only, Tor Mt. Airy and way.
u.b Nj Airy and way Stations
l.O nshtngt and way stations.
"a desss Tor hetrpn2stan Htanch rs q. IN, Il. 20
All trains stop NJ Relay except 100 q. IN.
LEAVE wAsHLNaTON FOR BALTIMORE:
ria .i AN s2 iaoo s.so E Ia "a "a 40 q ts "a q
fI.M l.0, ". 20 Aftd H. 70 D. m.
tlss1E. tsnnday only. Other trains daily,
BagsaEs caiied for and checked at hotels and
wFsTHALTIAdORR sTRfster, NJ W. Corr CaI- AZ
ysTt; CAMDEN STATION and ~ sOuTH
W NJ. CLEMEETs. C.K. LORD.
Master Of ofTranaportasion. Gen. Pass. Agent,
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This, Friday, Evening

Many persons are anxiously waiting for
Liehtenstein's great auction sale. Dry
goods. table linen, damask, silks and lurs
win be offered this, Friday, evening at 7.3O
o'clock. II the sale continues as lively there
will not DC many goods left over to see.
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The books will remain open until to-
morrow evening, and all good citizens who
wish to further worthy object should con-
tribute their mite.
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Do not fail TO read w. NJ. Kennard d
Co.'S advertisement on the fourth page.
They are offering bargains that cannot fall
TO be appreciated by all who are in want OF
reliable dry goods
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.nEL1WARE wEsTERN RAILRoAD.
cHANGR OF HOURS.

CHANUE OF HOURS.
On and agfefJTNE apth, Iss7 trains WIN run As
Lsaye Wilmington 7.os 1910 a. m; $40 D. IN.
.StsNtlA fsfFi0s n .. .taa e.fo p. m.
Arrive az Isanqepherg, $50 ., m; 12.00 noon,
= w. m. - sA4tNnAf6@l1s4oa. m. us p. m.
Leave Laudcnherg q % =. m: L, 80 q, m, SUN
DAfS-6.0Q a. Ius 40 u. M, =
Arrive. at Wilmington s 90, a. m: AIS D. M
nINDAfS--S ron. my g. 20 n. m,
d. D.ECONNEf.E, Superintendent.
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- s~s
aHiral MAMMA

keeps canaries in constantSsong and cures
diseases, Is cents at drug store. Bird Food
Co, Camden, n. j,
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NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW WORK

y n
Express on = veek-iays, 3.a5, 3. 20, a.Ea. $50 TN
s.A s.3Oand II a. m. u.imited Express, In
@9p. mia T. :. 6,s.ao,7.4a and &, 20 b. M,
SD a. M, 4 tI.imiied ESpF,,ss. 81 g. %. rs
sand s.2op. m, and 1901 night.
meet a Jsrss Civ %b m b6ss bs@foga a lsns Com
Annex aiiordlng direct transfer 30 FULTON
stleel sSolnihk donble ierriaHe and journey
Express for sea GiFt, spring Lake, Ocean Beach,
$50 and il 90 a. IN, and 400 p. M, On week
days.
FROM KESsISGToS STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
Express for New York, e.55 and $50 a. m. on
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, Via Camden and Trenton
E2Sra 81 @ s,,a ~ E niR ,S on wsehdId1y. ad
- stations. 8. 31a. m. and 8. s.gop. m.
Inckerton, 20 4. ~. and {. - p- m.
BELNIDERE DIVISION.
FROM BROAD STREET STATION.
Daily, except sunday Express for Lambersyillc,
hAmton and oswego, ga. M, II. % and 81 ..
~. For scranton and Water tap only, 4.0C
For Lambertville, ID. m.
Esi, Eor flenengton 20 a. M, 2ol and i.0op. IN.
1.25 and 80 a. IN. 2. % and s.4S p. IN.
FROM KRSsINGTON STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS.
Daily eScspE saBday--Ex presz for ,nbertyilie,
isaelDns DtlaNhIe W Alef l5AD, Scranton, HING
hhmton and OswegU. T.40a. M. l2.Oi, 8. IS D. IN.
FOR scranton and Water Gap only, I. Is p. IN
For Lambertyille, p p. ID.
FOR Wilmington, u. IN. u. .oi and I. 50 p, m.
Trains arrive daily, except Sunday y-FrOm
Easton, $40 and ~. ~ a. M, and 4. 0s D, nj,
slecping-eAr tickets can be had at Broad and
Chestnut streets, SIS Chestnut street and Broad
Street station.
The Union Transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage FROM hotels and residences. TiInt
cards and fnll Information can be obtained al tbs
stations and At the following
No. BSs Chestnut street,
Ttr-KET oYr,cVr. >. u. cor. BROAD and Chestnut
" o''7' No. 1i6 Market street,
No. 4Chelton ave. Germant' n,
CHARLES r. PUGH, General Manager,
j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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If You want an Accident Policy

for 5000 and $500 for a week if hurt call
on j. X. sutterley, 302 Market street. He
can make you one ont in five minutes. Office
open until p. m.
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THAI Hnnnand of Mine

Is three times the man he was before he be-
gan using "Wells' Health Renewer. 81
Druggists
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JANUARY DRAWING.
OPrizes.

WHOLE PICKETs, e. HALFTIoKErs, u.
q Tickets go: eS Tickets, 800.
Remit Money or Bank Dram In Letter, or send
Ry Express. Don u send W kAnistefed Letter oF
Eost Uface Order. Orders OF rs and upward BY
Express can Be cent e QaE expenee. address an
orders 70 X, N. BOAHDMAN, CONVERSATIONAL
building, Louisville, Ry. R2.us-lY-es
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In the city of LOUISVILLE, on
Wednesday, January Slst, '83,

On the last day OF each month (Sundaya ex-
exceBtea). RePeated adjudication by Federal and
state Courts have placed this company beyond
the controversy Of the law. To this Com pAny
belongs the sole honor ofhAving inangurated the
only plan by which their drawings are proven
honest and fair beyond question.
N. N.B.-The Company has now on hand large
capital and reserve fund. Read carefully the list
Of prizes for the
The daily gazette., 1883-01-26

The SUBSCRIPTIONS for the laudaLle pur-
pose Of purchasing dictionary apiece for
Councllmen Garrett and Quinn continue
to come in, and to-day We acknowledge the
The daily gazette., 1883-01-26
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Co.

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and SEMI
Annual Drawings OF The louisiana State Lottery
company, andIn person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, ana In good fai III
tsward all parties, and we authorize the COM
pany u use this certificate, with fac-slmles of
on signatures attached. IN Its advertisements. -
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Capital Prize. Sic. 900.

l, 9U Prizes, amounting TO- S265 500
Application for rates TO clubs should only be
made 70 the Office the company In New Orleans.
For further Information, write clearly, diving
null address. Send orders by express OF ReRis-
tered letter, or Money Order addressed only to
n. A. DAUPdIN,
- Aew Orleans, La.
07 Seventh Street, Washington, ID. q.
Ianl0-d, 5w-w&s
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incorporated In 1858 for q years by the Ie0iHls-
tnre fOr Educational and Charitable PURPOSES
WITH capital 0f N, 0O0, o00-to which reserve
Eunu Of 80, Oo0 has since been added,
Ny an Overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
Was made part sf the present state Constitution
adopted December I'd, A. d., 1879
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people Of any State.
10 never scales or pOetpOnea ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
monthly.
.A.sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
BOhTUkk. SECOND GRAND DRAWING.
0LAsh X, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY.
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RHEUMATISM AMp oou1 CURED


When we can establish by a chain Of elideSS
which eseFy inquiry bat makes stronger, that v
have the only real, radical remedy for RheumSH
Disorders, aud We put that evidence within the rels
q every sufferer irAom MONEY and ,githoid pro-
claim that nn one but the fool will turn TO 1t d
ear, or close his eyes 10 The glad Rdings We bhlsN
his hlighted life In justice 10 us TO you, 10 yoa
dependent families, and TO tho consummatlpn Of lol
llle's ambition before you were stricken down ?
disease, ask you 20 90 with us for a few fnomeI'
TO the homes Of some who nave drank OF the ram
n hfe and are now full Of tho 1oy If AsaiL ready
tell 10 the world their glad experience We lgW
you no ialae statement, and make no assertion Wlls
sannot by proper inquiry (by letter or ! rs1E
llendsl be pIobed v tie bottom ard found to he i
pr ru1.
% ng hardgs lis rlynOai 81. Brookyni sister 'as'
W " M u.i INV w Nv I, nn many years. .,
Cont -
pI ,casmmeTer ali Battle st. Brooklyn Acute AZ
Mr. Roehaler sse Court ST. Brookyn-scatlea Rheumatic
yvsrs-had expended over slO0O In other mediolse ~
NJ Sesn, 4Sl Third Avenue BrOOsyp Chronic Bhspa'
NJ hayAnd. $50 BAiHbridgs ST., Brookiyp-Aeus Ius,a
mmhlory and Chronic rheumatism and very bad chf'aA
Mrs Pilknson lss 2Ath ST. Brookiyp-Asuts and chroas
'fsenasa7 s aaaI,sb 5r Var, sad .rsd every thlos
Mrs. williamson, Ss Grove 81 New YorI-,errbs
" Olson li9 Wsss b.. New YortchFOnie, nervous RS'
Capt, saihan Wood, ioa South st., New Yort-ChrO'A
NJ. abrams u ereenvioh Av, New York-chrOai' Ei''
mntsm and kidney Disease -.
yuass oro.snsh, y Oakland Av, Jersey oi,ycAr''S
The above named gentlemen know msny others cured b o.
-. o. hheameusm Dyspepsia Liver and kidney ~
ercnaFs with fuller particulars and you will bless The "
yon saw this advertisement.
Gilmore, Adams 81 Co., 90 Atlantic AZ
0rookiyn' and AO5 William st., NJ u"
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srEAmsnIr LIVES.

A NoH0R LINE. .SA
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Saii Weekly 20 and from
NEW YORK and GLASGOW. via LoNDON
DERRY,
Cabin Pasnags - 70 30. Returns Siio V elU
neeoad csblh. 80. Return Tiekats, ~.
.oAhfn baaszngers hooked AZ low rates
lbta1nfeelb9 On Main Deck. PASSENGERS bookes
g lowest rates TO or from Germany, Italy
Norway. Sweden, Denmark, &C.
For books or Tours In Scotland. ,,ratea. plAns,
&C.. apply 70 HENDERSON BROTHERS, New
kes5k, or SAMUEL, y. BELTS. Adams Express.
Wilmington
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-30
Relentless Improvements
10 Mo..trn A..

The spin, of progress is now looking
toward the utilization OF the Holy Land
for commercial purposes. and as march
Of business advancement threatens to
over,urn sacred Palestine in the interest
OF modern commerce. millions on mil
lions will earnestly cry halt in what
they deem 4 sacriligious onslaught, on
the hallowed plains OF the bible-land.
Bg; development mus, and will go on.
and the places made sacred BY Ch,ist's
earthly life and work viii be given over
- the gross uses Of travel aud commerce
Railroads have been projected IN raies-
tine. say the ~ Louis Rshno... m with
uct reference II whose footprints they
viii eradicate. The only question BEN.
Will they pay dividends upon invest
ments \0" there 4 new scheme ct
an ln;el-Ae cam car al through the bible
iird - 8. more Convenient waterway 10
India than The SIZE canal. !; Is 10 unite
The Ne1i:err4ueaI and Ned seas. The
proposition i 10 G,g = great trench
through the valley of the ordan. tap
ping me Lake OF Gaiilee and conK ert.ng
jericho. Jerusalem and Bethlehem into
saltwater ports. This takes in Lots BIT
ter lake and 1 valley fall OF scorpions and
serpent, which II will food. also desert,
o. no value as Land. and many other Land
marks. OF no practical use as they are.
will be o6litera,ed. The trench through
Palestine connecting the waters Of the
two seas will be two hundred miles long.
and varying in width from ten miles to
TWO hundred feet. The projectors of this
grand scheme are ready TO pay 5, 900 900
as recompense TO ,te natives who own
the three hundred square miles of H oily
Land which may be submerged by the
meeting OF the seas. The duke Of NAL
borough is a the head of the company 10
ousr' corps OF engineers to survey the
Jordan valley. sound The Dead sea and
explore the deserts. II this thing goes
on. jerusalem will become canal way
station. Bethlehem s;ockyard. Mount
Sinai site for an elevator, and Mount
Ararai a modern dock.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-30
abor $ Palace
Exchange.

Ex-senator Tabor mas given up the
idea ei building a miilion-doliay hotel.
and will build in Denver a mansion
which will ou,rival the pal ,ces of,he ! An
dcfoiits ana BONANZA kinss. |. vii be
u the middle OF a block OF ground COW
erlng thir;y-,wo lots q; the regular SIZE.
The mansion vii! costain about thirty
rooms. and IL vii be arranged As the
dwellings et the ancient princes were
Tor the entertainment, of guests. and TO
accommodate Inc iurfhest extreme o.
fes:lv#sy. There VII be hana ae.ins halls.
lenS and wide. each With different tefni-
re anG fittings. which shall be 81 Sc
iectcd = 70 serve Tor any even, that i
likely - occur. There viii be ole zoo II
waica can De used tor receptions a.lended
BY more guests than an be accommo-
! re. ia Tic Iecept.an iuoa,s foi ,sSt.
day Use. In me centre there will be i
fountain whose drops ot SPRAY a. ,hes
sparkle IN the rays Of high; from q hun
aied gas lets will flll upon the rarest
eNoteS. The floor will be i gland mosaic
.. Colorado, most beau,lfu. minerals
CT; and polished BY skiiltul lapidaries.
and arranged IN odd and beautiful con-
S&sN' y Vic vi New iD'k liioSl HOteQ
artists. The walls will be covered with
beautiful tints. the sofl-swelling dome
will seem to fade away in the blue dis
lance OF the sky which will be there rep
resented. Here and there in inches.
gracefully cut, will stand the form OF
Venus. a Psyche or Diana. ch.selled in
virgin marble. and these will be relieved
oy tare paintings. executed upon the
walls themselves. no, hung there Each
Ssi> et VIII have prIsms of glass so ar
ranged upon II that ligh; OF any color can
be made u sgtfusc the whole room. and
"a give the flowing mountain waters the
eo.ofs OF a RAINBOW. Inc sleeping apart
men,s will be en- suite. and the furnish
l $ as truly elegant As the suggestions
of ~, accomplished designer can make
them. There will be every facility for
amusement billiard room with its
constant attendants. bowling alley. and
u wide room tor lawn tennis. when the
weather will not permit the game To be
played in the grounds outside. The
stables will be on the same scale OF Gle
sance that the house is. and there will be
Saddle-horses and driving-hor>es To SUI,
The most fastIdious horseman. The
grounds surrounding the mansion viii
become a garden OF beauty. In the
tower o; the house there will be an OBJ
ser' atory nued up. where one may look
miles away upon the plains or upon the
mos; distant mountain peak or. II he
desires. make observations IN astronomy.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-30
The Fe-aa.e Foo:

0'se' fourteen hundred paintings were
sem - The National ,.c.,ocray nj design
Tor exhibition this season. abou, half Of
them were ae-ep,ed 4 fay proportion
OF those accepted ooa:aia figures OF wo-
men. Many OF these figures are fell
length. Yet remember seeing orly one
palT VI ,rim-lcoklng store shoes IN the
10; Gidn'; vis,. the institution for the
purpose OF getting information a 20 the
la;es; styles IN women 5 foo,-gear. but
this subject was forced upon me BY the
fac, ,ha, KEEP, coming upon pictures of
women with big Dutch shoes upon their
tee. Becoming thus interested in the
paintings of women. looked along.
skipping the other subjects the mrs, time
around. The sight OF a symmetrically
footed figure was a positive relief. This
was IN a picture entitled La Ciga,e.''
founded on the fable of the grasshopper
that spen, the summer in making merry.
and when the cold weather came on wen,
10 the ant Tor something TO eat. bu. was
told. " Since YOU could sing all summer.
you may dance all winter" The paint
ing represents an immature young girl
clothed with lutte and a wholly made
quate wrap Of transparent material.
Standing on the frosty ground a, the edge
OF wood. The chilling wind has made
her assume a halt-crouehing attitude.
There is much gracefulness in the figure.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-30
Preachers and Chickens.
Z hry o-S. pt.oa.

There Is general complain; in Rich
rnond i; The present time Of the scarcity
and high pilee OF chickens Chickens
are scarce. b.. how could il be other
wise. since the Episcopal convention of
Virginia. and the Virginia Baptis; assoei-
alton have 50 la,ely been in session III
THIS ely Moreover IN anticipation of die
assembling OF these TWO religious bodies
The whole state. as well as Il portion OF
North ty,rolina. had been secured 70,
chickens 10 meet the expected demand.
Hence Il MAS tina; AZ Gordonsville. Burke
vile and Petersburg. fried chicken verd-
ors were driven IL the extremity OF palm
ing OF on travellers, legs OF the crow. owl.
hawk. and frog. and. in some cases. veal.
disguised IN batter. As the genuine ar,l-
Gle. After such chicken cyclone. there
fore. had swept over the entire state.
Richmond people have had 70 CONNIE
themselves 10 the old stand ,bys- bee,.
NATION and veal; but why i; Is ;ha,
pieat hers have such a weakness for
fred chicken. NJ one has We, satisfactorily
explained But while large gatherings OF
religious boo & IN Il city un4ues,ionabiy
affec. the chicken supply. /, is in isolated
spots IN tine country IN A, the bale.ul lnfia-
ence u The Methodist preacher On the
growing chicken crop is mos; TEL. In
deed. chickens. !, is SAID. know instinct
lively OF the approach of Methods,
preacher, and hide IN the bushes, or even
nun The llsk ct being caught BY hawks. 10
escape 4 certain doom.
\ tondness ~ chickens. however. IS
no. connned - ;he whl,e preacher alone.
WIKI lie tolo'ed bro;ke, +; sometimes
amounts - an 'nfa;ua,:an, q consuming
desire; and though lie nay have Tough,
The good nigh, against the flesh and The
dew. lie, h,m beware. Shouts the hour of
temptation come. AID the :. sh, ne duk.
and ne Watchdog named lest he stand
on a slippery pace. or, welding 80 the
iemptef. ic>i ,ae feathers ieslsned for he
-oaeh q indg.s ea ( psoFe u be !, bed
aj ;ho,r>
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-30
Improvements. sanitary and moral as
well as religious.

Improvements. sanitary and moral as
well as religious.
: She was as practical and efficient as
il she was not woman" many people
said: and old Jeremy Grimes. who had
wished to tell her when she came that
they didn't want woman preacher. said i:
They couldn't have had such women in
ST. Pauls time. or he never would have
written vha, he did
But Mrs. Hewitt had a grievance.
Miss Barton didn't seem 10 make herself
one OF the family As she used 10 she
was shut up in her own room most all
the time now, and she and L.vsander
didn't seem to get along together as they
used to. She never came into the kitchen
and wanted TO help make cake now. or
sat with them around the fire in the even
ing while l-ysander read aloud. she
didn't seem to have anything asains,
them. bu, She wasn't free and soeiable
any more.
Lysander was teaching school this
winter and attending TO the farm work in
his leisure time. His habi, OF STUDYING
with Miss Barton gradually died out, To
his mothers persistent questioning Ly-
sander replied that neither OF them had
any time for II now.
Air>. Hewitt could not make il out
Pa. who prided himself Upon being
long-headed. limited tina, he could. bu, he
would not sa, outright wha, he thought.
and his wife regarded his hints with lofty
scorn.
One afternoon. after school hours. w.
sander went TO the woods back of The
house to superlntend the operations OF
some men who were cutting timber. Tus.
At dusk Miss Barton. coming horne from
vlsi. to sick pasishoner. encountered
four men carrying on Ar improvise !
sireteher Lysander's apparently lifeless
body. He was laying white and rigid
ana there were scarlet spots upon the
snow all the way tha, he had come.
Down or her knees in the snow TEL
Miss Barton. and threw hei AIMS around
hlrl.
"ea. my love. my love, have YOU
gone 50 IL Az! that YOU cannot hear
me 81, ! io love VOC = she cred Il
w, soid and hard because | tho4. HI i.
vas my daty. bu; If Nes cea.d only come
back
And tien they h.d = raise Miss Bar
on. and earfy hel mo the house, t5F SIZE
had tainted.
That Jus, what oula h4re told YOU
i gooi while aso. II had haG !, nina
20. sa'd " IA. as lie ,ehearsed The scene
10 liz vie IN houi ..itefwa.d shes :
terrible sight like a woman if she IS A
minister. And Lysander cai-
eulate lie won't complain OF having his
foot cut. II II does lay HIM up for a While
| can .H whether she'll let HIM do the
preaching, OF whether they'll Doth do i.
bu: youll see them married before sum-
met,
: don, wan; anybody TO think its be-
cause I'm 4 woman. said Miss Barton.
rather ineonsequen,ly. when Lysander
led her, blGshlng and fearful. to his
mothers arms. !" Ba, didn't seem able
to help it. And l., sander says needn',
give up my work.