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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08
His Intention Was Mistaken.

Texas Siftings.l
They were chums and occupied the same
room. One of them, who was Gi.sipated
had been drinking for several days, and
was apparently very much depressed, drew a
revolver from the drawer, looked at it sadly,
sighed heavily, shook his head, and said in q
low, deep voice: ---
Il have 10 money. I've pawned a!m~t
everything | own. l have but ono friend
left, my faithful revolver. 1t will do mo a
parting service I'll and he lifted the Dis
toll from the table.
stop! Hold! Consider what you arc
going to do. Don't shoot" exclaimed his
friend and roommate.
Shoot exclaimed the supposed suicide.
"Who is thinking of shooting"
You said tho revolver was going to do YOU
parting service. Don't he rash!"
why, you darncd fool, SO it is going to do
last service I am going to soak it for
Sl.50 with old Schwartzmeyer, and get some
beer for tho money" and wrapping up tho
deadly weapon i'll a paper, he went out ON
Austin avenue in the direction of the leading
pawnbrokers establishment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08

IGrace GreenWOOd1
believe that for one woman whom the
pursuits of literature, the ambition of author
ship and the love Of fame rendered unfit for
home life thousand have been made un-
domestic by poor social striving, the follies
of fashion and the Intoxicating distinction
which mere personal beauty confers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08
One.Sided.

louisville Courier Journal
1t is too much the case with lawyers to as.
Gume in public discussions that there is only
one side to case, though in professional life
it is rare for one'to decline a retaining fee Oh
any question, OF to refuse to plead to any
issue
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08


The astronomers report that the star Arc
turus is speeding directly toward the earth ut
ehe rate Of 800 600 miles day. There is no
cause, however, for immediate alarm as Il
will not arrive for 93, 600 yesra.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08

Il
III" greatest remedy la the wo,i, A..
j Coughs. t'lds, s',tr fhrusl. lutt,..,.s
Oninly, InrNnvi'is. Group. iInars.ns.s
brpnchiliS Asthma. Cataffh aud Wh,,.s
lhg Tough, aud Ril Diseases 81 the th,sI,
ahd lungs. u perform : wonders h, 80
ieNinS consumption. II sirenRih.ns ~
Lungs ahd Instantly sllays all Irtiiat,s,n
of the throat "
A.. o., tLrvtLaSp. Ohlo.
I'm. fnAzirR- Dear SiT ! MAS ttou,i.s
l"f about thrcc months during the Ia
summer aud iali with tlfonriIt,. aud =
bad cough. After trying several re,ns.l,.s
without ilnding any relief I u.ad you,
throat aud Lung iialsa,n, anu found i,s,'
fiodinte help. un retiring nj night 4,
gave mo undisturbcd rest. aud amer ,,.is-
cured UEx N,'rsh
Dr. Fraziers Throat and Lung iais.s.
aliays ali Irritation of tho thruat. rene
trates aud heals the Lungs, and ss.,ss.
nature hy espcctoration to throw eff m.
corruption. Mold by druggists eyee~
where at 10 cts. sisottie. FnssIsH MSs,s,s
Co, ProprS, Cleveland. Otto.
~, For sale at Acme i'rug siore, oiympis
n1-Iy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08
The Table.ClOth.

I-hfieI ICttII QuttI
Canton flannel Is now always placed under
the table-cloth at meal times White linen is
considered in the best taste for dinner serv-
Ice; at breakfast and tea the pretty colored
bordsrsd tahle-cl0ths aud doylsys are used.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08

lSrrcI,Isr ssp 0a.puAs.p
No. - ks"T"y 81. so. ss.ssssss. Get
TREArs At tnnoSic. srsets, Axn
PRivArr DISEASES wIrn woSpsHsrl
SrCCEss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08

Order to Show Cause.

the Probate Court ef Thurstoa coun.
i ~. Washington Tertiary.
In the matter Of the estate of rhnu,ss
Pierce. Decreased.
Harry y Hart, Administrator of tn
estate OF Thomas Piarce. deceased, hsvtns.
on the 9th day ~ April. isss, flied his -.
tition for an order authorizing him 10 ssll
so much OF the real estate tslsasins "
said estate ~ may be ncses~ary 10 - \ the
debts and expenses Of administration. The
same VIII vonie 6n 10 be heard on Astuf.
day. the vth day Of May. tsss, al 10 s'elach
A, NJ, nj the room ~ said Pful,ais toust n
Olympia, Ia said cou,,ty and Territory. q
which ,I,ne and place any Ietson intsFsss'
writing and contest the san,e.
FRANCIS HENRY,
Judge Of the Probate tourt
Dated olympia. Washington Territory,
April 10 1883.
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Child's Snowflake.

ENERiBQDy wishing . clear deilaAis
IL complexion should use childs snow.
iiske. IL noufishes snd fresbrns She skin,
removes lsnsnd santairn. and The nat
po-sible to detect liz use. Warranted pef.
fectly harmless. sold by all drus.Ises
or by the Manufacturers, John A, Chll9
Co.. Drusgists, Portland, OreQQa.
Mall orders promptly attended 10. rSise
50 cents.
April q, ise3. SIM
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08

Boston Budget: The most verdant young
man of the period was the one who ATTEMPTED
to cut grass with bicycle
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A SURE CURE FOUND At LAST,
40 ONE NEED surYgR.

A SURE cure Tor Hind, Iiieedlns, f,.h.
N my and liberated Piles has ls.u dis.
covered by Dr. Williams ian Indisu rem.
edyl, called Dr. Williams Indian pie
ointment. A single bos has cured ths
worst chronic eases Of ~ az ~ years ala ~
ing No Que need suffer ave miguss.
alter applying this wonderful sposhlr-
medicine. Lotions. Instruments and slss'
t,inrics do more harm than eoad, Wi.
liams Indian Pile Ointment ai~ssl,s tks
tumors. aliays The intense itching, ,sssS.
iicularly at night sfter getting warn, 4.
bed. acts a. n pouitiee, siyes Instant -.
lief. and ~ prepared only Tor piles, lsre.
ing of the private parts, and for nothIns
else.
Read what the Hon. J. N. Cosssutp,,v
81 Cleveland says about Dr. Williams IN
dian Pile Dintnisnts I have used ss,osrs
OF Pile Cures, ami II affords me- llcssnre
Ia say that have never E,und anvth,ns
which gave such immediate aud tsrsps'
ncnt relief ~ Dr, Williams Inalsi Oipt-
nent." For sale by all druggists spd
mailed On rrcclpt nf price. ~, and 81,
FRAZIER MEniciNECO Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by Rola' Mari. Olympia. ". r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08

1t has been discovered that the word 'Nih-
list is fifteen hundred years old, though its
revival is due to Tourgueneff, the novelist.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08

sh~", si".s, stststss. ~ ptsiits, In ali
forms, Seminal Necklaces, t,ap.sss..
nnlRhl losses hN dreams iimples an liz
cured. Tho sick and afflicted shuuid 90
la'i tn call upur him III" liu.to, ~.
travelled "NtunAiNtlV IN Iuruiia. n,,.l 49,
sy"'tei thoroughly ,ho Vhtiuti. bo.,.,,.a-
.h,it' obtaining RT"si deal ~ val',sbis
lhI"rhHli"ni Wlirh ha ~ co,t, iiateut A., I.''
l'it '" ih''~" ~ uc.,l IT lls ssg, ir,su ~.
i'Ht"l cure. whtn uthvt- tail Inv hi,.,
'h 'lihON wiz niak. ~ chsyu,. u,,i'''.
h' rh'ct - cur. Iufsuns NJ DISTANCE ss.,
strictly Cnnndontial. you s,., un 800, Nv.
th" buci"r. s"nd ten duilHru H., a 90
AZ" ~ ine,.lrin". icreHss ntitinv A., ~.
b"i"r viii please state ihe nam. 40 ~
Eal"F het seo this advertisement M
dress bk. J. =. uiiiitoN, Ilos ioir ="
Francisco. 81
May 2sth. issO. ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08
THE nREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

|tN q never falling
III tuis Tor Nervous
|l,ei,illty, Eshsssossd
VITALITY ssslbal
wsskiRs.s htslnss
totfhosa, sssss mse -
eesss, lmpoievcy.
|esessstssssss, af-
|sissls and al. tlso
|testiille effects 81
|SeltAiniss. youthfej
|foiiies aud ets~snnn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08
Or. FRAzlER's ROOT DITTrNa.

Frayiers Root iiltters act strongly upsa
the Liver and Kidneys. keep the bowels
Open and regular. make the weak stsoHs,
heal the lungs. bu.id up the nerves, aud
cleanse the blood and system ~ every I'm.
purity. sold hy druggists. rries 81, ~
six bottles sent bv express prepaid ior ~
FRAZIER MEDICINE so,
Cleveland. tphtn.
For sale by hobt Mari.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08

In I,aturer Years. suuh a. i.oss az Menss-
ry, Las-itnde. Nosturnal Etuis<iop, Aver
sion To Society, biusess NJ Nisiaf,, Noi~es
In the Head, the vital fuid Passing unuha
serycd In tho urine. aud n,sny other dls.
eases that lead Ia Insanity aud death,
d. mtNrtE, who ~ 4 regular physl.
elan graduate of the University az tsynn.
sylvanial, will sgree Ia fsrfeit tsvs uaa.
dr~d Detlsss for a case III III N Ind ira
VITAL RESTORATIVE under M. So
cial advice aud treatment Will net curs,
or Tor anything impur. or hilarious fsupa
In II. DIR. MlNrfE treats all private aa-
eases .uccessfuiiy without mercury. Gee.
ss'tsssss sses. Thorough esauilnstloo
and advice. Including snsiysis ut uFips,
~. Price ~ vtsst ossssses u 30 . hoslls.
or four time. the quantity -, sent le sny
address upon rcceipt Of price. or q. q. u.
secure from observation aud IN . private
name II desired, by
A. v. MfNTfE. ND,
II kesrney ~, San frsnessco. Cal.
sAMPiE mOrTLN vagG
Will I've sent Ia Rnv one applying lsy lei.
Ter, stating symlsosns, sen and 90.
strict secrecy In regard so all basissss
Do. S;sr,xrs xspsss sssssv
NkfnrATpcuN c.s~- sis hs.<. - s4Assy
ann NafH"r rufttl stssf.s uessass issse1s
gle.t, loucprrhocs fof sale ~ ali dsua.
gists, 81 . battle, iptiies for 81
NE. Mi>TtN's OANDesssON psa.ln
are the best aud cheapest OespBpuaA
and HtIiOts cure In the market fas
sale by all druggists
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-08
TO the Unfortunate
Dr.. Gibbons
UiSPtnSah,,

(s.D's khNaNi,
O-'D VI. ouf,1sr !.
ts,t'iilit tolti htt,.,
san iiairisso. ~
I 10, 'i''sl ~ ,sss. ,
tl'" treatment ofh.'
uai an'l s'"nlnsl ia
ua.s'- =iiUh 40 sss.ss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr. Joseph S. Robinson, one of the oldest
citizens of Richmond, died Wednesday night
in the eighty seventh year Of his age.
The fourth annual meeting Of the State
Pharmaceutical Association will commence
in Charlottesville next Tuesday. The drug
gists of Charlottesville propose to have a
public reception at 5 o'clock in the after
noon of the 10Th in the Town Hall.
The hedge-fence patent suit Of Wesley
Young, of Ohio, against Reed Nj. puvall, of
Tennessee, which has occupied the time OF
the United States Court at Harrsonbnrg
since Monday, was compromised yesterday
by Young buying puval's patent end plant
for $72 900.
The chief of police Of Washington has re
ceived telegram from the authorities OF
Romney, w. Va, to hold jeremiah Hayes
arrested in Washington for horse stealing
The two horses Hayes had in his possession
were stolen. Romney has suffered from
horse thieves for three CIR four years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Congress of Churches which has been
in session for several days at Hartford,
Conn, adjourned yesterday.
The reduced copy of Bartholdi's statue of
Liberty was presented to the municipality
Of Paris yesterday by the American resi-
dents in that city.
A riot occurred in Trafalgar Square. Lon
don, yesterday, growing out ofademonstra-
ton against the governments proposals to
increase the duty on spirits and beer.
By an explosion in Lates's coal mines,
near Grafton, w. Va, Monday night, six
miners were severely burned. One ofthem,
Cbas. Conner, is supposed to be fatally in
jured.
Gen. Middleton on Tuesday attacked
Riel's forces at Batouche, and drove them
from the town at the point of the bayonet.
Middleton's loss was six killed and sixteen
wounded.
Patrick A. O'Brien and Daniel Constan-
tine have been appointed special inspectors
of foreign steam vessels for the port OF Bal
timere, vice Robert D. Bradley aud Robert
Cathcart.
The annual meeting of the American
Tract Society was held in New York yes
terday. The total expenditures for the year
were S252, al, leaving balance in the treas
ury of 1903.
Frank Green, of Easton, Pa, who for thir-
teen years had charge of the Eastern Divis
ion of the ticket department in the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Office in Philadelphia, died
in London, England, yesterday, of typhoid
| fever.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has Civ
en- up its efforts to compel the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore to carry its cars
to Philadelphia, as he courts in Phiadel phis
refused to grant an order to compel thu
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to carry
the cars to New York.
Representatives Weaver and Frederick, o
Iowa, called upon the President yesterday
and filed protest against the appointment
of Christopher L. Williams to be United
States mashal for the southern district o.
Iowa on the ground that he is unknown tt
and not Endorsed by representative demo
| Gratis of his State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14
The Illinois Senatorship.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May lin the jonr
assembly so Senators and $50 Representa-
tives answered to the roll call In the first
ballot Morrison received 80 votes. SrerIcr
voted for Black, Haines for Merritt For
the first time this session Mulheran voted
for Morrison, and his vote was cheered On
the second ballot Streeter and Haines voted
for Morrison, making the vote l0l. Tn.
third ballot was the same
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14
The Ohio Prohib itionists.

COLUMBUS, O., May 14.-When the pro
hibitory constitutional amendment was be-
fore the people in 1888, voters union wa
formed of those favoring constitutional pro
hibiton, being composed ofboth republicans
and democrats. Little has been heard Of
this union since, till yesterday, when circu-
lars were issued calling q State convention
of the union in this city June Sd, to demand
pledges from both State conventions to sub
NIT again the question of constitutional pro-
hibition. There is much diversity of opin
ion as to what action will be taken by tho
party conventions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14
ALEXANDRIA, VI
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY IA.

THE. NEW administration has been III
nower two mouths and half. MOI oniy
has all that time been devoted solely 10 inc
consideration of applications for ONCE anu
to the appointment of men to ONCE ou'
from the large number of applications ye'
uuconsidered, and helarge number OF omcefS
that should be appointed, it looks as H. no
matter how industrious the President may
ba he will have no time for any other busi-
ness during the whole period of his term
Ind vet. paradoxical as it is, though the
almost sole business of the President IS 70
sppoint men to Office, there are people VINO
saw that his power to do such business
should be hampered, restricted and cur
tailed. and even the President himself ap-
parentIy entertains doubts about MS un'
limited authority in that respect It. as ex-
perience teaches, all the business the ffesi.
dent has to do is to appoint officers, ana Il
the unlimited power to appoint them oe
conferred upon him, as it is, by the consul
tuition, why there should be any doubt ABOUT
bis right to exercise it is what great many
psople, sensible and reputable people too'
can not we'll understand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14

ACCORDING TO the Mornons who are
now in Washington protesting against the
outrages to which they are subjected by the
u. s. officers of Utah, the Edmonds law, as
construed by the U. S. judges of that Terri
tory, makes cohabitation unlawful only
when it is sanctioned by the marriage cere.
mony as performed according to the Nor
mon faith. When no such ceremony has
been performed, cohabitation, if not lawful,
is at least not punished. No wonder the
Mormons complain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14

CARP.-Capt. T. NJ. G. Paxson, of this
county, on Tuesday drew the water from his
carp pond, for the purpose of asserting and
transferring to another pond the accumu.
lation of fish. The pond was first stock.
ed, we believe, about three years ago, and
the work of Tuesday revealed wonderful
increase Of the fnny tribe, both In number
and size. 1t is estimated that the fab number
over 5000, varying in size from couple of inches
to over two feet in length, many of them weigh
ing from three-and.s q. half to five pounds each. In
year or two Capt. P. will begin to reap the re.
ward of his attention to fish culture with their
enlarged accommodations the future increase
will no doubt be rapid and large.-LoudoHn Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14
The Catfish and its Kittens.

TO the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
was very much amused at the beautiful
and interesting account in your paper some
days since of the love of the catfish for its
Young, how it swan around with its young,
and the maternal soicitude it showed on
the appearance of danger, opening It's capa
cious mouth and taking in the whole brood
near a. half million and protecting them
again by muddying the water so as to pre-.
vent the sportsmen from catching them,
aud then mysterionsly disappearing. Now,
sir, this would do very we'll if it was so. |
have always been fond of fishing and boat
ING from childhood to the present time, and
have carefully noticed the habits of fish and
game, and the catfish never sWims around
with its young. 1t spawns up the head OF
creeks, in marshes, often in old hollow logs,
against pieces OF wood, etc; then it aban-
dops its spawning grounds, like the herring
and shad have hunted, when boy, with
Jimmy English, Capt. Gray, Peter Hewitt,
Knsey Griffith and others, and have fished
with old man Lindsay, Isaac Kell, John
Williams and other famous old.time fisher
men; I have read Aleck Hunters great
terrapin speech and the wonderful snake
story in your paper-how, after it was cut
in two, and floating on the water, the two
ends would work up and join themselves
together; have read Baron Munchausen,
and believe it all, but the catfish story is too
hard; I would try to believe it to accom-
modate you, but it is simply impossible.
FISHERMAN.
THE GAZETTE in no way corroborated
the fish story alluded to above. It was
taken from an exchange and printed for
what it was worth. But it may be proper
to Inform FISHERMAN" that some piscatolc-
gsts believe in the theory that the parent
ca, fish does so take care OF its young, and
writer in last Saturdays Washington Star,
who seems to be "up" in all matters relating
to the habits of he funny tribe, vouches for
the correctness Of thu story. bu5 avers that
he tom cat fsh" always acts g he guar
dian Of The progeny, and not thu female, as
tie item stated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14

As,THIs nation stands in no conceivable
present or future danger from land attack
BY any one or all the other nations of the
world, but as even so Insignificant nation
as Hayti flouts and scouts it ON account OF
it's almost worthless navy, would it not be
we'll, now that the Government is in honest
hands, and has not at the head of the Navy
Department the paid agent of the man
upon whom the country has heretofore de-
pended for the construction Of its war YES
sells, to bui d navy that will once more be
an honor to its country and terror to its
fnaoc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14
Musical Festival.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 1.-THE sscord
grand musical festival of Virginia and North
Carolina will begin in this city on the 26ih
instant and continue until the Goth The
festival bids fair to be the grandes, mu-
steal event that has ever taken place
in the South. The box sheet was open
cd this morning and within two hours
nearly every seat in the Academy of Music,
where the festival is to be held, WAS re-
served. So great was the demand Ior re-
served seats that some persons sat " all
night in front of the door where the seats
were sold in order to get the first choice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14
General Grant.

NEW YORK, May 14.-Yesterday Wa ac.
knowledged to be a "bad day" for Genera
Grant. He suffered with his throat ami
could only speak with difficulty. The after
noon brought him no relief, even though !,
brought DR.. Douglas, and it was not um'!l
early this morning that he fell into Stun.
Der, superinduced by an extra quantity Of
morphine. This morning he awose feeling
a little easier, but not at all improved in
his general condition. Dr.. Douglas state
ments mean simply that the General i. NOT
progressing in the same ratio rs hitherto
The weather has very depressing et!trt
on the Generals spirits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14

The MORNING republican newspaper OF
Washington says: "One hundred per cent.
is said to be the average profit for articles
on prime necessity which are kept in the COM
pany stores of numerous southern corpora
tions and used in lieu of cash to pay for the
labor of the blacks" According to repuo'
lican newspapers published further north,
the average profit Oh articles Of prime ne
cessity kept in numerous company stores
In Tint section and used in lieu of cash to
pay for the labor of white men is two hum
dred per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14
Story Oescredited.

OswEGo, n. Y, May lion Saturday
night last the IA year old daughter of +. 5.
Thrall, of this city, reported that during the
absence Of the family, two masked men
entered the house, and surprising her
at the piano, seized her, and after cutting
her hair of and cutting her clothing,
took several articles of silverware, depart
ing without molesting her father. The story
was discredited by the police, and last night
they found the missing slverware in closet
in the house. They are now convinced
that no such occurrence as the girl reports
ever took place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-14

The United Serrice-a monthly magazine devoted
to the interests of the Military, Naval and Civil
Service-for May has been received from its pub
Usher, T. H. S. Hamersy, New York. Its con-
tents are: Something about Five Forks, British
Military Operations in the Soudan, How Lord
Wolseley Lost the V. c., Madagascar, The Song of
tho Sword, Commodore John Barry, The French
Army, Cne of the Duanes, Life at the Naval
Academy, Inside Views OF the Civil Service The
Thirty Years War, The Months News, Editorial
Notes. Book Reviews, and Service Literature.
Electra for May-a literary magazine edited by
Annie +. Wilson and Isabella NJ. Leyburn, has
been received from its publishers in Louisville,
who desire to make their magazine The one OF the
South Among its contents are: A Sketch OF
Charlotte Bronte story entitled The Sandle-
wood Necklace, Notes on Colonial Florida, and
interesting articles on current history and other
subjects.
The Musical Herald for May has been received
from its publishers in Boston. Its leading article
is on the maestro Augusta Rotoli.
Ladies' Floral Cabinet for May has been received
from its publishers in New York.
Babuhood-a magazine for mothers of which
Marion Harlsnd is the editor of the nursery
t pics, for May, has been received from lis pub
fishers in New York.
The Educational Journal Of Virginia, for April
has been received from its publishers in Rich
mond.
The frst-the May rrmber-of the Sanitary
Monitor, monthly publication. devoted to in
diyidual, family and public health, has been re-
ceived from its Publisher, ]. F. Vim, II. D.,
Richmond.