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RELIGIOUS READING.
CHRIST TAUGHT PRAYER pY pREcEpr.

CHRIST TAUGHT PRAYER DY PREcEPr.
A good example is likely to be contagious.
ever, one of the twelve, for they lad already
during the sermon on the mount been
taugh:), after seeing Jesus engaged III
prayer asked Him to teach him now TO
pray. The Jews took infinite pains IN for
mulating prayers. John taught his follow
ers in certain forms. Christ here affords US
the model and the spirit Of prayer, but not
an inyariab!e and stereotyped form. That it
was not set form appears from his preface
to substantially the same prayer in the SER
mon on the mount, After this manner
pray ye;" again from the fact that whilst
the prayer here is essentially the ssme in
thought as the prayer there, yet the words
are not the same. 1t shows the true spirit
and subjects Of our petitions, but does not
bind us down to itself as the sole and un-
changeable form. DR.. Schaff says: ut ex-
presses and combines in the best order
every Divine promise, every human sorrow
and want, and every Christian aspiration
for the good of Others" -, -
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WHAT A QUIET MOVEMENT ACCOMPLISHED.


Just what can be accomplished by very
quiet movement originating with one per-
son, and carried on without any noisy beat
ing of tom-toms, Is illustrated in the move
ment inaugurated among college students
for the purpose of recruiting the missionary
ranks. 1t is scarcely five years since young
man, student of Princeton College, made
an appeal to some fellow students to pledge
themselves upon completion of their edu-,
cation to 90 as missionaries to foreign lands.
At that time Mr.. Moody's summer school
was in session at Northfield; and the mat
ter was broached to him by the student re-
ferred to. The result was that 150 of the 200
students of the school pledged themselves to-
the foreign mission work. And the work
so started grew beyond expectation.
The next year the $50 students had grown
to 22OO coedge men pledged to mission
work: this in 1887. In 1883 over 1900 were
pledged, and now nearly 5000 students, rep
resenting universities and colleges all over
the United States have joined this army OF
student missionaries; aud what a great
army it is. The college Young Mems Chris
tian Associations are largely instrumental in
this work. Very clearly they, at least, are
not to lie cIassed among the ornamental ap-
pcndages which is the term justly applied to
some Y. N. c. AS, as it is most unjustly to
others.
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DIR. WE1sMAN, a ponderous pundit
among German biologists, is trying to
show that artificial notifications OF liv-
ing forms can be transmitted from one
generation to another. he has cut the
tails off some nine hundred white mice
in the hope that they will bre ed a race
of mice without tails.
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IT cost three foreign merchants IN
Japan $50, 900 in silver, 100 pieces Of
rilk and twelve ~asohas 10 secure thsaE
release from . band Of brisands in
Haipbourg who had captured thsm.
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REV. DIR. TALMAGE.
THE BROOKLYN DIVINES SUN.
DAY SERMON,
Subject: "The Sword--Its Mission
and Its Doom"

TEXT: "Thy sword shall be bathed in
Hearcn."-Isaiah 11xiv., 5.
Chaplain T. DeWitt Talmage preached
his annual sermon before the Thirteenth
Regiment N. Il. S. N. Y, in the Brooklyn
Academy of Music. The staff ofticers and
members of the regiment were imne lately
in front of the platform, AMI their friends
thronged the galleries. Ths hyma sung was
the national air:
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IT is proposed to establish q museum
of war relics in the Confederate White
House at Richmond.
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they passed, and the blue MOWERS lllusCrae
tive of the skies through which they as
cended.
But the sword is doomed. There is one
word that needs to be written In every throne
room, in every war offica, in every navy
yard, in every national council. That word
is disarmament. But no government can af-
ford to throw its sword away until all the
great governments have agreed to do the
same. Through the influence of the recent
convention of North and South American
Governments ut Washington, and through
the peace convention to be held next July In
London, and other movements In which
prime ministers, and kings, and queens, and
sultans, and czars shall take part all civil
1zad nations Will come 20 disarmament, ana
if a few barbarian races decline to quit war,
then all the decent nations will send out
force of continental police to wipe out from
the face of the earth the miscreants.
But until disarmament and consequent ar
bitration shall be agreed to by all the great
governments, any single government that
dismantles its fortresses, and spikes its guns,
and breaks its sword, would simply invite its
own destruction. Suppose, before such gen.
eral agreement, England should throw away
her sword; think you France has forgott en-
waterloo' Suppose before such general genera.
away her sword, how long would
Alsace and Lorraine stay as they
are? Suppose the Car of Russia be-
fore any such general agreement should
throw away his sword; all the eagles and
yultures and lions Of European power would
gather for piece of the Russian bear. Sup
bose the United States, without any such
general agreement of disarmament, should
throw away her sword; it would not be long
before the Narrows Of our harbor would be
ablaze with the bunting Of foreign naytes
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
SlhGo OF Water and Blovemsnts of Boats
Tho River Interests.

SlnGo of water and slovemsnts Of Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The river was falling slowly again last
night with q feet . inches in the chan.
mel. The reports from above were:
Pittsburgh-l3 feet 6 inches and fall.
ing; weather clear and cool.
Warren-l loot 5 inches and falling;
weather clear and cool.
Brownsyille-lG feet ! inch and fall.
ingi weather cloudy and cool.
Morgantown-l0 feet and falling;
weather cloudy and cool.
The Lizzie Bay was the first boat at
port yesterday morning. She touched
on her way from Pittsburgh to Charles.
ton at G 4. m.-The Scotia cot away for
Cincinnati at 1880 a. m.-The Matt +,
Allen departed for Pittsburgh ut 0 a. m.
The Ben Hur got cut for Petersburg
at 1850 n. m.-The Liberty and Phillips
were in and out rs usual.
To-day the G. W. Bachelor is due to
pass up enroute from Cincinnati 10 Pitts.
burgh at s a. m.-The II. X. Bedford is
to.day's Pittsburgh packet, leaving the
wharf at 4 a. m.-rhe Keystone State is
due to pass down for Cincinnati at ! q.
IN. The Courier is the Petersburg
packet, due to leave at II 80 q. m.-The
Liberty and Phillips will be in their
usual trades.
The Z. a. Woodruff has removed the
following snags recently: One from Vir-
ginia side Of channel, above Old Town
creek; one from Virginia side Of chan.
mel front, Roseberry landing; one from
Virginia side Of channel front, Point
Pleasant one from Charles Iailey's
landingi one from Virginia side oil chan
mol front, S%temberger landing; one from
front Charles Deales' landing; one from
Virginia side OF channel front, Thorn.
ley's; ono from Kentucky side channel
front, James Warmers landing; one
from Sanford's landing; one from Ken.
lucky side Of channel, above Fairyiew;
one from Kentucky side OF channel,
point below Varceburg; one iromE X.
Cole landing; one lrom Brashear's land.
ing; one from Jordon's landing, and a
wrecked coal barge from the emanuel
front wharfboat, Ripley, Ohio,
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Matters Of Minor Moment in md Abou:
the City.
TIE GRAND this evening-"Fort Don.
elson."
CLERK Hook admitted only one deed
OF trust 10 record yesterday, and no
transfers.
Mn. LUKE HARRISON, OF Hamilton,
Ont, has been appointed director Of
physical exercises at the Y. N. @. A.
WILLIAMS & OEE's Meteors closed an
unusually successful engagement at the
Graud last night. 1t is n fine company.
Al G. FIELDS had another good audi.
ence at the Opera House lest night, and
his minstrel company pleased every.
body.
WHILE assisting in putting q prisoner
in the patrol wagon early yesterday
morning, Officer Hell had his shoulder
d~islocated.
SEATS 10, the first concert in the Y.
NJ. G. A. course can be reserved at the
Association building at 0 o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
WHILE NIrs. Harry MeLure vas drir-
ing near the orner OF Sixteenth and
EotI streets, yesterday, 4 boy ran in front
Of the horse and was knocked down. He
was not much hurt.
JOSEPH AND Tony MoRElLLA, Italians,
keeping n boarding house at lOll Eoif
street, were arrested last night by Chief
Delbrugge for selling beer without
license. They will be in court this
morning.
AT 1870 yesterday afternoon plumbers
working in the Hotel Windsor cellar
upset n gasoline lamp and caused q small
flash OF fire. 1t was out before any dam
age was done. Some excited person
turned in an alarm and the whole fire
department came out.
Ak unusual degree OF interest is man.
ifested by the public in general in the
lecture Bishop kaiu is to deliver next
Sunday evening in the Cathedral on
"Holy Week in Jerusalem" The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit Of the Confer.
cnce Of St. Vincent de Paul.
A LODGE OF Mogullious, the third de-
gree OF the Ancient Order OF United
Workmen, will be formed in this city as
soon rs the regalia and other p%arapherna-
liza arrive. The officers OF Welcome
Lodge, No. 6, United Workmen, will 60
to Pittsburgh this week TO be inflated.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Matters OF Moro or i.rss Moment from Over
tho River,


J. G. Lewis will appear In "Sl Plunkard" at
The Opera House tonight. 1a
Mlis Phnbc Harrison. OF NJ. rniou, Is visit
Ing her brother, Joseph =. llarrlson.
James TallmGn, candidate for Probate Judge,
aud Matt. Scott, candidate for Sheriff, were here
yesterday.
Misses Dertle Robinson and laura Ferfon, OF
n. ClAitville, arc visiting the family OF john
Pennington.
Cartons Blended Tea Is the best In the mar.
lei. Try H.. Samples Tree. soldo nlyat LOIS,
Fourth mud Locust streets. o
Col. c. l.. Poorman. candidate for Congress, Is
very popular among the iron workers, glass
WORKERS aud other workingmcl In this city, anu
they will give him u big vote.
II, J. Thomas hiss sold his property near the
yladucl TO han Evans. Nj. fhoinGy viii move
his family 10 Minso soon. whore he is agent Tor
The Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad.
The ArcadIans were entertained last evening
by MI. aud Mrs. 4. W, shIeyc at thpit home on
tho "llelghts." This was the initial meeting OF
too season Of 'W-9l, aud was very enjoyable.
RGffeshnients were served. Those ptpsrlt were
Dr. and Mrs. ". L. lfcfvey, Mr. aud MrS. George
4, Smith, ltr. and Ms. A. H.. Ong, Dr. and MIS-.
VIII Il. Hall, Nc. and Mrs. Charles Thorngatc,
Dlf. aud Mrs. W. u. sh%ultlowofth, Mr.. and mrs
!.C. Gray, Mr.. aud MIs James DlcgiOn, Nj. aud
MIA Harry Wetherald, Misses Ida lIoylc, Ma gic
K~Alston, Elolse Gray, Kate king, ROY. II. n.
Campbell, and Messfs. J. A. BUwnOCber, Robert
Kerr and VIII Castell. The club IL twelve years
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now In receipt Of n complete
line or Fall ind Winter W0olens, con.
OF %OyercOatings, cuttings, rania.
lOOnlFgs 8nd Fancy Yfstlngs, which We
warrant 10 make up In ilrst.class style
nj reasonable prices md nj guaranteed.
A complete line of Cent Furnishing
IN stock. Seamless Merino mud
Fast Black half Hose at e5c q pair.
Wear our celebrated Gll.wOOl Knit
Jackets. {. HESS L. S0aS,
1891 6 1928 Narkct Street.
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GREATEST KNpcKOUr SALE ON RECORD.

1000 Flint All-Wool Tailor.aInde Over
conts, Worth s1a to $40, Go This Week
for 81 90.
A ahott time ago We told you that the
"unsartin'" weather, right in the heart
Of tho clothing season had knocked
things endwise, what can we do? Ger.
taialy not regulate the season. But
when we find we've ovelstocked with
too many fine Oyercoats we proposo to
let them 20 at q price that will s,artle
the people, ald set competitors to think
ing how We do it. No matter what the
former prices may have been, whether
$ll, Sl2 Or SIG, you eau walk in this
week and take your pick and choice OF
finest O%vercoats n. IS so. We Danish all
idea Of profit rs we are determined to
reduce our new stock OF fine Oyercoats
by offering them to the public at about
one.hall their actual value.
The flood OF jealousy may break forth by
"chronic imitators," but We leave it to
an intelligent public whether it is best
to make these imitators happy or our
customers. Come early aud avoid the
rush. KLINE BRorHERs,
The Reliable Clothiera, ll4OMain St.
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Ihfoe Dnys' sale.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday we
offer
100 pieces 3S.inch wide Striped Wool
suiting ut 90 cents n yard, hard to dupli.
cate under so cents.
50 pieces JG.inch wide Striped and
Plaid Cloths at25 cents u yard, worth
50 cents.
40 pieces 3G.iuch wide Plaid Cloths ut
II cents q yard, regular % cent goods.
Our So cent 40 inch wide Black Hen.
rietta Cloth leads all competition. I'm.
matchable elsewhere.
100 Navy Blue and Black Chevio,
Jackets at S. IS, worth s..
800 Plush Cloaks ut prices that can't
be duplicated. STONE ( THOMAS.
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III HOT BARGAINS
fROMTHE CAHN0S'S MOUTH SHOUT
TIE GLAD Tldlugs.

THE GLAD Tldlugs.
4 sale this week that will make the
wel.in ring. =,
Teprop0se 10 make this n grsat week
for clothing buyers by Offering 1000
Elmo All.WOol Overcoats ut IS so.
Let those now dress who never dressed
before,
Atd those who dress now drssstlle m,re.
O~rercOats made OF the finest domestic
and imported materials VI IS so, worth
$li. Don't fall 10 como this week.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable ClO!hltrs,
1liO Main Street.
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as 1t acts in harmony With
nature to eilectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in 50c
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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If you cannot sec md need spectaetcs
you should call On us and hare your Eyes
without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other OptlClan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". HRUHB,
Jewclcr and Opticlan,
Ger, Twelfth and Market Streetg.
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FoE q cut, bruise, burn or scaid, there
IS nothing equal to Ciamberlaln's Pain
Balm. It heals the parts more quickly
than any other application, and unless
the injury is very severe, no scar is left.
For sale by W. ". Irwin, G. K. Goetze,
John Klari, G. Schnepf and W. L. Will.
iams, ptwG
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FOX RENT

Zine Oflce Rooms in REILLY Block, Corner
Market aud Fourteenth Streets.
The Improvements and alterations on
this buildingare now rapidly approaching
completion. All Of the latest improve.
ments have been lately added, including
an elegant Otis Bros. passenger elevator,
the only n OF the kind in the city.
Natural gas connections throughout the
entire building. Persons desiring to Sc.
cure rooms had better apply 4. once. A
plat OF the rooms can beseen at my office.
NJ. REILLY,
ISL Main street.
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. ID For
Western Pennsylvania md West Nir.
einia, fair weather, ~southerly winds,
slight change In temperature.
For Ohio, fair weather, followed by
showers in southwest portion, south.
wcatcrly winds,ulight change in tempera.
'tufo.
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MY wiie had been a sufferer for some
time with pain in tho back: Salvation
Oil was freely uaed and l am glad to sag
my wife to-day suffers no pain.
W.. i. CouScILL, Baltimore, Nd,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IL; tho City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers III tho City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
A. Howard, Of Cameron, is at the
Stamm.
Mr.. George S. Otto has returned from
q visit to St. Louis.
Col. George n. Shorts, OF West Lib.
erty, was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Charles L. Ebeling, the popular mail
carrier, has accepted a position with the
Dollar Savings Bank.
Mrs. II. Il. Dunlevy has returned from
New Castle, Pa, where che has been
visiting for several weeks.
MI. L. &. Carney, formerly manager
OF the Hotel Windsor, has secured q
good position at the Monongahela house,
in Pittsburgh.
Rev. Jacob Brittingham, Wiley Irwin
and Joshua Buckley left yesterday to at
tend the annual session OF the Brother.
hood OF St. Andrew.
r. II. Stems, j.. Rogers and J. Ripley,
Rostonians who are interested in the
Union bridge, are the guests OF Colonel
Bissell ut the McLure.
My. Zach Beymer, Of the Island, re-
turned yesterday from a visit to friends
IN Washington, Cambridge and other
points in Guernsey county, Ohio.
Mr.. b. r. Higgins, one Of the propri-
etors Of the Logan, Ohio, Fire Clay Com.
pany, and his wife were in tho city yes
tetday. Mr.. A. B. Horn, who formerly
the company.
Mrs: william, Goeiring and her sister,
Mrs d. +. Morgan, and daughter
Doretta, returned yesterday from a two
weeks visit in Chicago, St. Loris and
other points in the West. They were
delayed two days by washouts.
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Last Chcnp Excursion vim the Il. l. O. Il, II.
Thursday October 16, the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad will run the last cheap
excursion 10 Pittsburgh. Round trip
tickets s., including admission to the
exposition, and good returning two
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For the above meeting tho Baltimore
( Ohio Company will sell excursion
tickets October IS, 10 and 20 from
Wheeling TO Pittsburgh at s. for the
round trip. Tickets good returning un.
I'll the cath, LCg
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100 Doses Ono Dollar

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN "a
At MI persons selling, purchasirp or sxnaS
lns for snle quail and Fhe.ssntS out Of ,cssom
The season Tor Quail is from Noyeinhcr i ~
december %: rheaksntf from EoycEter ! ~ "a
January J, Passed February u, 1870. 81
Quail or Pheasant out Of tra,;,r I'VE above
cuted according to law. '' WIZ DC prose
ffASssa a Fish AID GAME PROTECTIVE
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FINE Paris Pattern Wraps and Cloaks
at Geo. NJ. Shook &Co,'s. Prices reason.
able.
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GALL at Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.'s this
afternoon and examine the grand dis.
play OF fine imported pattern Wraps
and Cloaks.
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Missionary Council Of Protestant I:pIscopal
Church TO DO Held at Pittsbursh, Pa,
Oct. goth to Old.
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We will open a Ladies' Glass at our
bicycle school. For particulars eal or
write US. EDw. L. Rose l. Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street.
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LIS. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest.

ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled ut Laliy's, 2lOO
Main st. kimmel Whisky o speciality.
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ELEGANT French Novelties in Ladies'
and Misses Cloaks exhibited this after.
noon at Geo. NJ, Shook & Co.'S
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SPECIAL display and sale OF Paris,
London and Berlin Wraps and Cloaks
this afternoon at Geo. N. Shook & Co.'s.
Prices reasonable,
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EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Coffee is
part Of a useful house fixture-inyesti.
paia
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Buy TIE sEsT-0bio Valley Coffee.
Your grocer has it.
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TnE finest in the land, Ohio Valley
Coffee.
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IL colds OF great obstinacy aud hack.
Ing chronic coughs use Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the iavorite.
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HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
Bridge picture cut from Ohio Valley
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ASK your grocer what to do With .rap.
per from Ohio Valley Coffee.
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NJ. NELLY,
1911 Main street,

Use a Coffee that gives satisfaction
Ohio Valley,
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PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION,

EoE Disordered Liver try Beecham's
llllE. o
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Go 70 L. Y. Blondis for q pair Of /. @.
Burt's celebrated Fine Shoes.
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i, G. BuRr's celebrated Fine shoes-a
full line just received Mt
l.. Y. DLoND's,
Sole Agents.
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Use Ohio Valley Coffee and cure your
headache.
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The Thermometer at schnep.'s drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
registered Cs follows:
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LOCAL. BRtylTlES.

olattcrs Of Minor Moment in md About
the City.
TIE GRAND this eyening-"Fort Dom
alcon
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-09-26
had the misfortune Of already being .

had the misfortune Of already being .
cripple.
Portland grist mill firm has been
selling its -four in New York for the
past twenty two years, and tits so good
that the folks OF the metropolis keep
right on buying it.
George l.. Teller, who's been assistant
chemist at the Michigan Agricultural
college, goes to Arkansas to boss the
chemical department of tho Industrial
university of that state.
An early closing movement was inaug-
urated at Lansing. but because one firm
kicked on the scheme, the 200 clerks of
the city must continue to put in an ad-
ditional two hours each day.
A Michigan genius has invented a
chicken leg attachment designed to pro-
tect the garden. When the fowl attempts
to scratch, the device pushes it ahead,
making complete change of base and
IL the would-be scratcher persists, is
walked clear out of the garden.
Balloonist Moore landed in a tree top
mt the Port Huron fair, all safe and
sound, but lost his balance and fell to the
earth, sustaining painful injuries.
The potato crop is.a good one in some
sections of northern Michigan. and pay
ing prices are assured the owners.