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The kilEn(sa.

Next Monday Gilbert and Sullivan
latest opera. The Mikado or, The
Town of Titipn, will be presented a;
the Theatre. Sale OF seats begins this
morniur
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Now Ready.

Guy stock Of Suiiings If nov com
plete. embracing many novelties n new
designs Of French and LnelIsh sui.ings
al early cal. solicited.
/. L. SPENCE & SOE.
Merchant IaiiOrB.
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IrsiendailLA
ORDER % pr-BLIoxrros

The onjec; of this Aiif k 10 set mp anc
estRDlisf y deed executed py JonB u. cilris-
tlan and Octsvie Christian nis wire about
tllr year 1880 "a James Slanlf<sf conveying
10 him trscs az land n New Kent counls
called tscettsville, adjoining the Iancls q, II.
A. Sherman anc Mitchell Hrxoley aud
Olnefs, which dsed auc the rseorck tnereof
wers destroyed py rre.
Anc nfiiosyif having bsen made and f7l~<1
ihst Allen a. kigsDy and Ortsvls ~. Chair
kigsDy fie vii~ benristss Christian Jonp
81 Clair Christian, Lynn q. gnrxtiAp an
infant and James =. Cnrisila are noD-rrsi-
ocnts Of the Stale Of yiryinia, they am
hereby notifisd Ia spp-sr within oue month
alter due puDlicafior ~ tnk order III tfle
cserk' Office OF thk court and dD what b
neceOsry To prulect their INTERESTS m tbu
suit. 1ea,e L. n CNsCkp, Cssrk.
EAy Pc. - 2s-FAW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

LINZ SEAsON AND Low PRICES
i for (sEEAAN CiOvEk and CrElED
WINTER KALI SEED ulp i.srck
FERTLLlzt.k n you wHux
good crota. T. ". WOOD q slfSe1o sooth
Fourteenth str<sl. Richmond. We. - AN
SEED WHEAT.-50O bushels choin
- Fully or EH9krBERkY WHEAT.
grown ~ southwestern Virginia and m1n-
able mr. seed. For Hie ny
Il. WALl.k;RsrEIE q CO..
II and II south fifsaanth sirnG
- 2s-2t
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Asst o. ss' Ouf "hliGreuf IndestructlDl.
DouDie-Knee suits. They ar, IN, bees. II
the wOE,d a. GEEEErEEEs corHef Ninth
and Broad sireetA
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ssIoKE TE-xy CIeARs.

THE DBHArCH JOB-PRrTrrNs HorBH N
thorOughiy eauippeo 10 doaI kinas Of Book
AND JoB-yKIErTEG NJ the snu-Iesi urtins
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snoEH rR1xy aGARs.

VI have Al elegant Deruy Hsi fOr s. -
The priet fo' lnese generally II 500. Al
GkLETTRKT 5, cOIner Ninth and Broad
Strsefg
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Mr.. Joseph LAWS. Of Lynn, Mssss-
chusetts, mas 4 manufacturing sstab-
lishmsut IN the penitentiary, IN which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

The hts' assortment N koyg and Chill
drer Clothing n the city ~ GEEETTEEE b.
-4i eRst Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

W move Children suit from $3.50 aus
upwards. A. GEEEETEII r corner Ninth
and broad sIreetA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

II you vist "a sRTe from 10 10 u pr
cent. NJ vOuf Hgts. then 70 10 GEEEr-
TlEKE corner Ninth and broad strse4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

7 or ,he besi s2.5C Chlldreut suiu x 10
GEEENrEEI b a2s easi Broad street
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sxOEI TEIxY CIsARG.

j. you are b. search o. d good Hnr TO- .
,nv price 20 a. GEEETrEHF s 81 easI
ifrgar sfrs..t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

ct te GI-EEETEEKs r and get one % nit
une- D0liaf Derny Hats Cornei Ninth And
IiruuC streats
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NV pTHGCATI0Ns.

IUST PI BLlSHED. LETTERS
~ AND TIMES OF TEE TYL4ERs BY
NWH e. 1NI.Ei. Ahiy written clear
HHU readable --NdDGgBts Vf dn,ertcdH Rt.-
fnrL q WORT ca lauuriOuH collation. anC
literary newt - Washington Post MONT
mcnial wOrL - Atlanta NOHfhit. pOes-esses
. great HuC UNIQUE interest - Tisf Mutton
4 brilliant vOrE --.fdi00f 44vrieT f0ccf
Fuf SAFE b. WHfyTic1' g SEI.PPEIlSON "
ths bookstores ~ Ig-Hv
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n
DEAHCEpY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

Not Il HCMEU6.-A CHANCE
= TO MAXI q FOTTTNH witt G fev
hundred uoliRrs. IL IA. right par, ies witt
emery anc busiuesf. tRct. J vii sell sn, rignf
o. manufacture ~ fU contra TIA, sla o.
THkEt S1AplA hNTIClt.h luHi patent-
&C ana needed ~ every household aItC
farm. l'rOiiiA Gfs over 4up pei cent tur
partlcuiau cal uI H. I.IctIMBNI
al :. james Hole.
- Pr i.lnunnur Va
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GotEy OEBTs9s.

NIEGINIA-Ik NEW KENT CIR
CuiJ COiRT CLERK r OFFICE.
SIFTEABEE % 1ss5--IN VACATION
Martins !. staupsr. john
SlsnIpef and hat \. STAN
l-s.. - -. plniuriffk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

l. b. COOK 10 n H.. hous-hoic furniture
u a A.. silver ei-piatsc wsre bsokx er.
CHEWING Z ROSE brioE dwelling on
rirst Defv@eu Clay and Leigh stresIs al
b. O'Clock ?. n
sAklrOS q ADAEsON mouse and los
OF krcsrur street D.tw-cn Fifth and
sixth strnstn. Manchester a. g p Al
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tUR MANDATORY
rNprR orR OWN ROOF

UNDER OUR OWN ROOF.
Mr.. GRTzMBACH's father is large
shIpper and manufacturer of skins N
the city of Dresden, and has selected
for us fine assortment Of tine most
superior grade of SEAL and ASTRA-
CHAN SKINS to be had.
We therefore, with much Ratisfso-
tion. inform you we are nov prepared
to fill your orders on the shortest mo-
tice for
,Se0Iskdn CgO0Bs,
Soalskin ,SGcqzbeS,
SenlsLdn Caps,
SenlSk1n T1TD11r1inSS,
Se0LskIn DOJB1agaS,
SoazShju Mufs,
iSe0ZsRID COLJTrs.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ASTRBCHAN CLOAKS,
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sTKAwEEEKy PLANTS.
CTRA WBERRY RY-PLANTs,
READY FOR DELIVERY NOW

The following ART the Dest varieties fof
tina section
NEW SPEiSGDA14t--the must produc-
tive tssrTy N cuftivntion-
CUMBERLAND TRIuAPB-ose u the
largest and besi for table tls1
CRE5CEf1--aD eariy mvurite market
variety.
Prices and iist Of other varietisx Oh nr-
plicatlOn.
HENRY ". WOOD. seetlsmeR
eorners Sixth and atars,lslll streslx
~ g4-dtls1tWaf
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Christian. hrmisteso
CirntiaE Dou@ias Cifris
rian, James = Christian
henrietta Christian. John
~. Clair Christian. Lynn
g. Christian the las na med
al infant Allen G.. islgsDy
nno OetHvls ~. Chair Rlast,s
liz vifs. John a. fiarrls
nnc osrls-is Harris iiis wife
Martina CnrIstIsku anC An
nette Christian. tht lasi
named 81 iufnni.
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PRICE { CO.

We have made arrangements with
Mr.. l.. GRIrMBACH. an EAPERI
FUEKII.R lbut recently come over
from Berlin,, to establish
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

The hest Sealsl,in Cioak viii change
coior after four or FIVE years wear
For e25 or s3o We car thoroughly re-
novate II and restore iJE Original rich-
ness and iustrc.
WGFI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

DOOk AND JOB PRINTING
~ NEATLY DONE
DIsRAxUH EKrKxM6sHpuaE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

Full stock OF BEATEB-dyed and
nasurai--fOr Capes, Mufs, and Trim
mings.
Handsome effects II CHINCHILLA
NUTS and COLLARS.
LYNX-dyed and natural-iOr Nufis
Collars, and Trimmings.
Pull STOCK Of the cheaper grades OF
Skins for imitation effects.
Mr. GRUMEACB If al experienced
and capable Cloak-Maker aF vel a.
Furrier. and viii cut and fit PLUSH
and TEITTT WRAPS on the newest
and most stylish models.
REPAIRING DEPARTMENT.
ThiE department viii receive espscnl
attention and al work Intrusted Il us
for Repairing viii be promptly ant
carefully done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

I OOK OUT FOR SATURDAY.
L. SEi-rEkBgR 26rH.
WI WILL PEFSENT TO ALL PUR-
CHASEKA OF TEA AMI COFFEE
a ANIlHDhI AND UsEFUL SOUVENIR.
Don fai tu SECURE one. Come early and
RVOid the great rush Of tine evening
Z. d. KENNY
uOrinWez coriief br0ss and sixth streeGs
- 20. II 17us eass Main street
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DJCHNOND SEMINARY,
Ia no. 5 EAsT GEACE sTEEET.

JOHN u. POWELL. PRINCIPAL;
Aus 7. q. pEYTOk, AsrociRt. Principal
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RlNeW AH0kxE q DO.,
II WHITE LEAD. COlaoHs. EEUsHHS.
YAKEISH. GLASS. TEKPEETINE, ,f}LITE.
TuBE COLOHs &C.
SASH, DOORS. AND BI4IEDe.
1421 Main street and 2In Hrnad street.
HICHM0FD. VA,
.W ls.enf1nll
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FINANCIAL.


AEa1A4ELAh4&kS.
I W. BILLUPs d sON, N,-E
l--fs FIlENISHTRS UNDEis- ~zH1zzW
TAkkilN
1bOe EAs1 Nam sTEEY1 tRnter 81 Charles
hOtoil.
Buzz l-CASkk SHRDT llS anc FU.
Nt.f.A4. CONVEY ARCES farnishsd Al Al
houfS, Telegraph orSiersattsnoed "a fiay or
night 1eiephon, No. 4<6 Is IL
\ Il. BINFORD d STTU- -.
- . i,f.LANil. II FINISHING ~@
TfjltlsiAkEkS ~ n4sT MAIN sT-nrNT
'i,e,woeu seventh and ksghth nave o large
assori meft of Skitul1tt WOOD and Mk-
HAlllIC CAskEztS. CABEk and CLOTH
Cash fsfk al low prices
Country aud taieE ntph orticrs promptly at-
teBfen "a ga, or nlghl. ~ s-lw8teov
L =. OHRIsT1AN. .
x<s FUKrIsHrTG
UEDl.K1AEEk
No. l21f RAT BROAD srRxE1,
EfffHM0NfJ. Va
s....,..,,,,,.~ ftffiee. ne. oe.
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urrosa promptly e9ucuteu. trfc<z naode-
sAsn. mn 1000
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-20
OUR OTrAW A LET YER.

The following letter from our
y Dung typo, now at Ottawa, will in
terest the Enterprise readers:
OTTAWA, CANADA,
May 81, 1885.
DEAR SIsTER:-Your letter stating
that the wild roses are in bloom
has been received. We have not
any wild flowers here, but some
tame ones are just coming out, and
the trees have leaves on. Flowers
and leaves come out very fast when
spring once gets here. I am glad
to get those wild flowers and pretty
cards you sent. Are there any
agates on the beach at Deception
Pass now? We expect to leave for
home in week. In Canada the
winter is extremely cold, and sud-
denly 1t gets very hot, and people
have to stay in their houses TO keep
cool, as they do in winter to keep
warm. The birds are singing all
the morning. 1 hear that our boat
the Pollywog, has foated away
and is lost. How did that happen2
We went TO Montreal on the Queens
birthday. 1t is a beautiful city.
From Mount Royal We had fine
view of it, and Of the Victoria
Bridge, which is all solid iron, and
one of the largest bridges in the
world. I have the door of our
room covered with Autographs, and
have been doing photographic draw
ing lately. l have a collection Of
sixty-nine different copper coins.
People trade a great deal with them
here aud have chance to pick up
great variety. Any piece Of oop~
per shaped like cent and about the
size will pass, whether it is Ameri-
can, English, German, French, Span
ish, Danish, or Swedish. pick up
a different one almost
every day. The war in Manitoba
causes great excitement here,
although it il nearly ended now.
Riel, who caused most of the
trouble, has been captured.
w. 8.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-20
FACTS FOR THE CURIOUS,

SHARES generally turn on their sides
10 eat.
In animals TIE azms and legs re q
the same length.
No oRzAsuRn below the baek-boned
animals sver breathes through It's mouth.
SILK waste, which Q few years ago
was sold for old rags, Is now manufact-
ured In New York into Q variety Of fine
cloths.
SUGAR is pretty we'll up now. We are
afraid it will become as dear as Il was in
the days Of Henry w., of France, when
It was sold by the ounce by apothecsries
nearly as Peruvian bark is now sold.
AMONG the peasantry in a certain por-
ton Of Germany it is considered q sign
OF good luck to meet . pig. Some
shrewd goldsmith utilized the idea BY
manufacturing charms. or pig emblems.
which became all the rage in Germany,
and which have lately been the fashion
in this country.
THERE is plant in Chill, and SINH
lar one in Japan, called the "hower Of
the air." This appelation is given to
it because it has no root, and is never
fixed to the earth. 1t twines round .
dry tree or sterile rock. Each shoot
produces two or three flowers like lily,
white, transparent and odoriferous. It
In capable of being transported 200 OF
300 leagues; and it vegetables a. 1t trav-
els, suspended to twig.
BUT one mechanical workingman has
ever been honored with burial in West
minister Abbey, and that was Graham,
the clockmaker. Graham made exact
astronomy possible by his great i'm
provements In time pieces. He invent
cd the dead-beat escapement and the
gridiron compromising pendulum, sud
be WAS the first to make clocks that
would run for many days without wind
ing. Graham was also maker of great
quadrants, and instruments OF that sort.
His funeral was attended by all the men,
bers of the Royal Society.
FRANCE, viewed from sanitary point,
3 one of the most favored countries in
the world, yet nearly 1000, 900 persons
die there every year. From this it is
statistically proved that the daily num-
Der of deaths in the world averages near
~ 90, 100, while the number of births is
over 104, 900 in every twenty-four hours.
The timid, who think the earth is going
to all up with people in very few years
and crowd them of, can take courage,
rs from the latest showing there is an
annual increase In population Of less
than 8, 900, 900 at the present time.
THE lion has often been seen to de-
spise contemplate enemies and pardon
their insults when it was in his power to
punish them. He has been seen to
spare the lives of such as were thrown
to be devoured by him, to live peacea-
bly, with them, to afford them part OF
his subsistence, and sometimes to want
food himself rather than deprive them
of that life which his generosity had
spared. The lion is not usually cruel
he is only so from necessity, and never
kills more than he consumes. WheD
satiated, he is perfectly gentle.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of William Alexander, deceas-
ed.-Notice IS hereby given by the UNI
dcrsigned, administrator of the estate Of
William Alexander, deceased, to the cred>
itors of. and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhihihit them
with the necessary vouchers, to said admin.
istrator at his residence, near Anacortes,
with in ono year after the first publica-
ton of this notice; or they will be forev-
er barred. Dated, AnacOrtes. April % 1885.
William Deutcb.
Administrator Of the Estate OF William
Alexander.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-20
GENERAL NEWS.

Gen, Grant and family will spend
the summer at Mt. McGregor, near
Saratoga.
English Bay Is now announced to
BE- the terminus of the Canadian Pa
ci6c railroad, and breakwater to
cost $4,000, is to be constructed
for the protection Of the harbor.
!. Cases of poisoning from eating
dewberries are reported from Ar
kansas, supposed to be caused by
locusts, which are very humorous
there, depositing some injurious
substance upon the berries.
1t is reported that Capt. Beecher
has turned the island mail over TO
Capt. Grant of the wildwood. The
Wildwood is fast screw propeller,
has recently been repaired and
remodeled as to her upper works,
and will give general satisfa ction
on this route.
Capt. Beecher, the now Collector
OF Customs, semi-officialy announces
his intention of "bouncing" all his
Republican subordinates and replace
ing them with dyed-ir-the-wool
Democrats. Beecher il not, as is
generally supposed, mugwump,
out Is a Democrat, ho having voted
the Democratic ticket at the last
three elections.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-20
BRIEF MENTION.

The tug Mastic was in Ship Har-
bor on Friday after boom of logs.
The steamer Yakima passed out
through Ship Harbor this morning.
O. Haroldson is building a new
house on his ranch near Burrows
Bay.
John Swerdfiger, formerly of
Auacortes, is toiling on his ranch on
Orcas Island.
It is whispered in private circles
that Johnny Nooksack will arrive
on the frst steamer from the north.
The Brick, Capt. Tarte, laid in
Shin Harbor several days this week,
waiting for favorable weather to
oet across the Straits with boom
Of logs.
Since Mr.. John G. Sullivan has
mastered the art of conducting his
incubator he is turning out chickens
BY Wholesale. The business gives
promise of being quite profitable.
Rev. Darius Bresee will
speak on the Prospects of
Fidalgo island as affected by its
Location on the Fuca Straits, at the
Deception Pass picnic on the 4th.
of July,
An excursion party, consisting OF
L. l.. Andrews and wife, Ii. Me-
Bride and wife, and DR.. Gardner
and wife, of Laconner, passed Ana
cortes on Thursday, on their return
from two weeks jaunt among the
islands of the San Juan archipelago.
It's reported that Quinn Payne
has been superseded by W. 7
Henry of Seattle as postal clerk on
the steamer Washington. No cause
is assigned by the department for
this removal, and we presume it Is
because the mugwnmps must go.
That the south entrance to Swi>
nomish slough is rapidly shOaling is
quite apparent to occasional visitors
TO the "Venice of the Sound" The
slough will have to be dredged or
IT. navigation by steamers will be
closed in few years, and Laconner
will be left high and dry.
Messrs. Sam Ginnott and Warren
Miller have just completed a fine
skiff, which is model of strength
and good workmanship. The re-
porter had the pleasure of a ride
In this new craft on her trial trip,
when she went through Deception
Pass at lightning speed. The new
boat will be called deception"
A good picture of Laconner ap-
pears in the June number OF the
West Shore. There are also excel
/. lent illustrations of Tacoma harbor.
scenes in Alaska, MIRA. Crockcr's
donation to the City of Sacramento,
and views in British Columbia. This
enterprising magazine, published
by L. Samuel, Tacoma, ought to
find a place in every family.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-20
Ode To an Oyster-After Walt Whit.

Ode To an Oyster-After Walt Whit.
man.
Dichlamydeous dainty Bivalvular
beauty =,
Conchiferous creature, to prove thee
is duty.
Stranger from Chincoteagus Sail
ferrous stranger
Art thou, when swallowed. an epixoon
ianger2
Monocular morsel.
With never a dorset.
Whence thy maternity
Whence thy paterpityf
Whence thy fraternity?
Art thou nomadic? or nature sporA-
die?
But mayhap thou'rt addio-
Ted to silence?
so!
In thy submergence--
Excuse the divergence
This supcrexcrescence--
Saving your presence.
Then prove thy salvation,
But annihilatlon
Awaits thee.
Waiter this shell
Open it well !
Succulent snoozer-thers You are
you, sir
There on the fork-light Is air
raise thee
Thou art gone; Thy lot It Il SD.
Here waiter Confound you'll Ths>
oyster was bad
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more money than at anything else
WITTY Inv taking an agency for the b est sell:
w IL ing book out. Beginners succeed
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-11-14
The objectionable Offense.


The other day the steward of one Of
our clubs solicited an interview with a
member. 1t was granted, and the
steward stated, with a reluctant and
shamefaced air, that certain young
Englishman, well known about town.
and who had been introduced to the
club as a guest by the member in ques-
ton, had borrowed money from him
(the steward) and refused to repay it.
"How do you mean by borrowings"
demanded the member. Ibid he ask
your"
"Yes, SIR"
"Whenp"
Several times"
"And how much does it amount 10
altogether"
The steward produced a memoran-
dunn. 1t was for SIS, in three INSTALL
ments. The club man gasped: Good
heavens! l thought he was gentle
man," and tainted. He paid the bill
when he came to, and told me next day:
IF it had been hundred or so | might
have forgiven him, but now l shall
never speak to him again; no, never,
upon my honorw-TO-Day.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-11-14
New Use For the Nose.

The old story of how Mozart made
use of his long nose when executing a
piece on the piano which would have
been impossible but for this way of max
ing up for the want of an eleventh
finger, has often comforted people
afflicted with an olfactory organ of
unusual length. But the full use of the
nose has only lately been discovered by
a community of young Italians, who
claim that by the adroit pressure of the
nostrils with thumb and forefnger, sup
plemented by judicious breathing, the
softest, sweetest melodies can be execu-
ted, and that the Italians favorite air,
"The Delight of Love-" is never more
charming than when executed on the
nasophone, this being the aristocratic
name by which the newborn art has
been called. Novel, indeed, and origi-
nal is this musical instrument, but con-
sidering how many people sing through
their noses already, it is doubtful
whether the new invention will add to
the sum of human happiness. = Pal
Mall Gazette.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-11-14
A Valuable Fresco.

The Vienna AHgemeine ZeItung re-
ports that few days ago fresco was
discovered by workmen engaged in the
process of repairing and restoring the
Cathedral Graz, the chief town OF Syria.
1t was simply walled up by amonument
erected to a bishop who died in 1870.
The fresco is in excellent preservation
1t represents the browning with thorns.
The colors are almost fresh, and the fig
ures admirably drawn. The date is
assigned to about l460. Competent
Judges declare that cleaning is all that
will be required to allow the fresco 70
appear in its original beauty.