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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-11-22
SCHRIETER
Livery Stable

ss-To accommodate the Travelling Public
regular connection will be made with Houma
and Thibcdaux for passengers h do not
wish to lay over for regular east and west
bound trains. Persons will be sent to Thibo-
daux night or day in phaeton style at Scots a
head. Regular hack will run from Schriever
to Thibodaux and pass all principal hotels in
Thibodaux and make connection with east
bound train No. IL, which passes Schriever
at :46 a. m, at soc per head. Purchase OF
tickets attended to. Trunks will be looked
after. All baggage seen properly checked.
All possible care given to ladies and children
H. F. CROSIER, Proprietor.
Oct. 1870 3m.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-11-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

APNN Agents profit per month. viii
Neh ~ prove it or pay forfeit. New por.
.N.1/ traits just out. A $3.50 sample
@O~o sent free to all.
w. H. Chidester& Son., Is Bond st. n. Y.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
The Silver Bill.

THERE Is AN evident purpose IN the
psrt uf the present Congress. in RI.
sponse TO the popular dennnd, la adopt
free coinage measure. The ,lver bill
ot the last session had ,h- eff, CT To nd.
vance the price of silver, but The ohiIe
metal was n speculative footb,ll. not
only here but abroad. with the newt
able result nj heing depressed IN rrlce
IA the SPECIAL ,,ors found il To their ni.
vantage to reduce il.
WHAT is needed, and sbai Congress
intends To accomplish, i The adoption
or genuine him tallic tinancisf
pnliey-ihat is, the free admission Ia
the minis uf the Un.,ed Sa'es nf bnh
gold aud silver ~ fixed ratio Ia each
other, with the provision thai The coin,
made of each ine;al shall he " full
legal ten Ter Tor all deb,s. ru'nic and
private. Tnis is himrtallism IN the
true sense of The term, and bimelal ism
rs in effect the sam. thing n. free
coinage.
Th-r. are some mattsrs of detail en-
braced with The term free Coinage"
which vii, drmaui consideration on
The part of Congress. The recent idra
of himela'lism does noi insist ,irenu.
ously upon MI the bullion which Is
taken To the hints he ny cuinrd.
There ar4 Two points Of olJrc ion
raised Ia such cnln,ge-fhe inpos,i.
biliiy of the mints dong all The t.-
QIirrd coinage work and The abrasion
OF metallic IN ,n.y, its d flieulty Of
trinsp 'rtatio1 and some other minor
objections. I, meet these The adv, =.
GATES "t free coinage, or The greater
portion OF them, consent thu, ceriifi
Gates may be issued IN lien OF the
metallic c"ins, and I" have NIL tue ~
tributes. Of the coias themselves, il
being understood that The miu,s shall
coin enough 10 met the demand for
metallic currency.
Such certificates and tho metallic
money coined would expand the cur
rency To jist what II weuld he were Ali
the bullion actually coined and pui
into circulation, and there Seems 10 he
no valid obi clion- to the issu.ace Of
gold and silver certificates ON such N
basis.
The obvious result Of the adoption
Of free coinage wil br to bring silver
up to parity value of gold; ard here
1t may b. well To say that The danger
o. having SILVER unluaded on ns fr IN
Europe ia purely imaginary Tn. ma
inns of that country cannot take ".
overvaInsI silver coinage Oui nf circn-
lation and unload il upon ths Uni, ed
States; and even il II could spare it's
silver coinage, The ditf.rrnc" in stand
Ard -l51s to l there, a. sgain-i 10 to
here would be an insnp-rable barrier
against the transfer ot the silver.
n, mare beneficial measure can be
adopted by Congress than free coin.
age ND. A Number Of sn.h bills have
been introduced, dltfrins somewhn,
in drta,l. and the best aud sinplrsl
one will probably b- selected and
passed without unnccc-sar Y delay.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17

" l. this HE hes " l,aqutsrion off len
asked, when medicine is wanted. The
following are n few of the M Gicinrs
Of known relin bilii,, sold by X. VI
King and Knapp & Laws Co, oI This
place. They have many other excel
hnl medicines hui lh,se are worth,
of especial mention:
Chamberlah's C,ueb II. medy, Ia.
nous tor IT. cures of s,,ete colds. and
n, preventative ioi Group Price 50
cents per bottle.
Chamberlain's Pam Balln, n general
family linimenl and especially vain
able far rheumatism. Price 80 cents
per hutte.
Chnihbtrlain's Cniic, Cholera and
Dinlrhnea R,lned,, the moi rrllahle
kDown inruicine for howei e, mpla,p,s
II Il especially piIz,d b, persons sub
.i"ct 10 coilc lln> cured many Case.
# chr"u'c diarrhGa Price 20 and 50
cents PEI boulr.
81. PMr,ck'> Pills. for disoId dtrs ID
he liver and b,wtls a vigorous hu.
gentle physic thai cleanse = and rene.
wales The VIII ne system. Price rs
rents per hex
ment For ttiier. sal'.ritnm, sea d.
head, 'zrma and chronic sore eyes
Price 20 cents per hex
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17

AM exchange gives The f,ilnwiny rul,
To de'rrmine the sex at a canar, bird
before il siuss: Let the lady who pwr.
the bird take II spade and 90 into III.
garden and di : II w0r,n, ana pul il inio
The cage of the yonpg bud, and il h,
eaIs IL, il is h., aud Il she ss,s ii. IL,
shs. Tkis rule MAS never known t.
fail.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17

Ihe above trains are run daily ana maKe
close connection at Mound House with
trains OF the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
Tor Vilsil.ia City and Reno, and with the
1ettral pacihc at Reno, via the Virginia and
irnckee, TOR all points Eas.. and West.
Stage Connections.
Al Hawthorne with the United States Stnga
Coinpany's coaches for Aurora. 2B miles:
Bodie, 81 miles; Lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages for Corevville, IL miles
At Lnning, LIS miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury L Co.'S tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Downeyville. Grantsyiile and
Belmont
Al Candelaria with the stages Or Cslum-
bue; miles; silver Peak. Montezurna Aida
Valley. Gold Mountain. etc.
At Keller. with stages for Cerro Gordo, g
miles; Darwin. ~ miles. and Panamlnt ;
II. NJ. YERlNGTON. Gen. Supt.
II. j. LAWS. Assistant SUPERINTENDENT.
D. A. BENDER,
General r eight and Passenger Agent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

Il Il rarely. indeed. that . mans life i
preserved by his lS'auty. for il j. quail
IL more likely 10 lose than 70 save, but i
was the case with Lord Ponsonby. liz
told me the ancc.lote himself as far a.
the risk cf life which he ran, hut be left
others % inform me of the cause II hii
rescue. lie was not 20 when he passed
through Paris IN 1901. War hal not beer
Declared. hut there was q strong feeling
against England. AZ that time the lamps
were hung across the streets hence tho
cry. "a Ia ian,crncw When any unhap
nv victim was taken the process oi
hanging him was very simple one
Lsri P,nsonby. walking in the Rue -
lIvnurc. Was - unfortunate as o. fall u
with the mob, who seized him with TIN
crv: ..VmIa an agent de- Pitti IN sacrs
Anrlais. d Ia lant.rnrr lIIcis too fine q
boy a. h. langri) The lamp was taker
down. the cords placed round his neck
and he was actually hanging IN the ali
when the women. who played such q
prominent part throughout the rcvolu
t,on. rushed forward and cut the cords
"Ccst IN trop joli garcon pour ctre pan
dur was the cry. lie fell ON the pave
ment and was Immediately carried Of
by his projections and carefully tended
--Blacl;woUd's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

Bcstcn Herald
"Th.rty years ago the children were
taught 10 our public schools 70 look with
pity upon Eu, ope, where standing
armies cost tho people from t75,Wu,VOo
10 slOOUOO, 600 year. aud thank heaven
that such taxation IN our favored land
was impossible. Suppose that they had
bocn told 1t that time that IN the year
1870 our own outlay tor military service
In tho form OF pensions would equal that
Of tho most heavily. .burdiencd nation Of
Europe for its standing army, aud that,
mot content with this, Congress
would add 90 per cent. more Of the OK
lpemditure 20 Il, 30 that there was every
reason 10 believe that the pensions drain
lupon tho treasury would amount u
nearly ono hundred and iifty million
per aunusm ? Yet this extravaganza bids
iair soon to become TACT With US
That u the way the organs Of the
bond holders and money lenders o. the
east talk now. They were active, how.
ever. to secure . change VI the CONTRACT
by which the bond holders got more
from the people than would be taken BY
a Just service pension law for the men
who risked their lives that the bonds
might be worth anything. Republican
Congresses and Presidents changed tht
contract for them, but now refuse 70 dt
simple Justice to the veterans, and break
al pledges made 10 them before th'
election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

The highest tariff ever enacted IN this
was called The tariff Of abomina-
tions. Under its provisions the taxes
on dutiable goods ono year averaged =
fraction over 81 per cent Under the
bill tho average. IL importa-
Itions should continue rs at prcscnt.
would exceed 10 per cent. The highcst
average war rate was fraction over ~
per cent, the Mckinley bill would make
Tho average fully 30 per cent higher.
And the American people arc expected
Ito stand this sort Of thing . quarter ol
u century after the war Of tho rebellion,
when the country is at peace. and when
taxes not half as high as those now col
Ilecicd would produce an ample revenue
Ifor All necessary and proper purposes.
The people will not stand Il. There Il
some ground for the belief that . con-
siderable number Of Republican senators
know they will not stand II, and vii
take care that this ravcnous dragon q
alleged protection shall 60 back 70 thu
house disarmed 70 some extent Of III
claws and teeth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

The millcrs of London have fr tlicii
crists the wlmats II the whole world.
and they necessarily Iosscs machinery
which il capable u taking out all the
-four there may lrs present in wheats d
all SIZES, colors and natures, and YET they
arc not happy. BECAUSE up 70 certain
point (that u the London households
llour) Uncle sam can beat them At value
for money. Not only -. but the Amert.
can millers can heat us both above md
below that point: In fact. can bcat uht
whole world at selling -four, a. they are
doing, only that the American people ea'
the best and sell the rest, whereas some
other exporting countries. Austria-Hun'
gary, for example. do just the othel
thing. London Agricultural Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

Bedford Phillips, sfter suffering for
the past sir months with spinal sickne-s,
was declared insane by bis ply yslcisn
aud friends.
Rudolph T.. Smith and Miss Ellie
Elkins were. by Squire M Oore, united 10
the holy bonds of Inairisnony last sun
day evening We win them . pleasaue
voy age through tho sea of life.
u. r. Whiuinghill went to Hunting
burg last saturday, and was sworn in -
Census Enusncrator tor Columbia. The
doctor 10 = late soldier, spent i0ur
months In rebel prisons. II we'll quslified
aud deserving, but the way he Obtained
the appointment was very unfair, and
has caused = cold wave 10 separate W.
n. Simmons and Lloyd johnson that will
flow long time. This matter could
,hsve been settled amicably and the
doctor received the prize, IL he and
Johnson had desired IL. 10 Simmons
proilered 10 give way TO the doctor In
the start, and The doctor said he did not
xant II. Yet II seems that Mr.. JOhns0u
desired 10 show his authority.
A few of our folks took In the Decorss
tim at Summons Chapel last Friday, and
report good time.
| Blind Robert Jones, who lately moved
from near Crystal to Flora. lllinois, re-
turned to visit his aged parents end
friends. Hc went honse Tuesday. and
took with him Miss Lille Young 10
stay with his wife while he travels and
plays tho fiddle and sings. Bob 10 .
hustler.
/ Our clever Trustee and w. r. Sim
mons went 70 Jasper last Monday on
business.
/ DR.. Line and wife went 20 Lost River
fishing last week. and hauled home
40 pounds Of the bony tribe.
] We are informed that Lloyd Johnson
lhas written 10 Washington TO have the
post office Mt Crystal discontinued. 4
such IL the case, and he succeeds. II will
greatly discommode quite number Oi
people. We think Mr. Johnson should
first ask himself how Il would suit him
Ito have HE Office discontinued. and u Il
would DO agreeable 20 him, then
the Crystal Office. Mr..
johnson prOfesses 10 be . Christian, and
''Ithc bible commands us 10 do 10 others
Ias We would have others do unto %.
\ BRo. B0xEs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

Just before The Mckinley bill passed
the house, Mr.. Bland Of Mirs0uri de-
scribed the siiustion IN that body very
faithfully. We quote from the Record I:
sec gentlemen rising on that (repub-
lican) aide Of the house, ono c0nleud1ng
tor . high duty on lead. another for >
low duty on lead, each ono OF them de-
claring that his particular industry Will
he ruined unless biz theory is carried
out. On tho other hand, one wanea .
high duty On glass and another = low
duty and 20 on throughout tho whole
OF tho schedules II IL not question ~
10 whether the government needs tho
revenue or not; II Is not . question
v neither We are levying duties for tho
purpose or raising revenue 10 90 into tho
Treasury; itis not questiOn whether
the majority OF the American people are
to he benefited by this bill; but Il 10 .
scramble, = trade, and . bargain on the
part OF the gentlemen on that side Of the
house to see who can get the most Of the
|stcaI In this bill. Il j . mere bargain
and sale: q trade, = sctnmblo, : grab
game and IL seems that those who have
got their NAV into II are sianding watch
80 as 70 crowd al the rest out. The
whole thing 10 = steal and robbery Ol
THE great American people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

Sullivan Democrat: We wish 10 can.
ton our Democratic friends throughout
the state against y trick now being en-.
Qinecrcd ~ the Republicans. II Is 10 ins
duce the Farmers Alliance and the or.
ganization known ss the +. N. b. A. 70
independent tickets. in which
they will generously concode all or most
of the good paying offices to the DENT :
Gratis, but claim = Republican for the
Legislative candidate. This 10 q scheme 10
capture the U. ;. Senatorship. IL will
be attempted generally in strong Demo-
cratic counties. Democrats can readily
Zee that there 70 . cat rolled In meal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

Tho following patents wero granted
for the week ending May ~. 1880, re-
ported expressly for this paper by Jos.
II. Hunter, Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents, Warrington, d. O.:
n. r. Briggs, South BEND, pulley; q.
ID. Cowgill, Terre Hautc, permutation
paddock; e. r. Darncll. Indianapolis.
gate henry Hollensbe, Kingston, wire
fence; r. b. Landgras, South Bend,
mechanism for reversing motion and
overcoming dead centers; w. N. Rumley,
La Porte, friction clutch; Z. X. Rnttkar,
bonneville, composition for blackboards.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06
PuBlsHfR's PENCIL POINTS.

1Billie Kemp, Whilom of the Rock
port police CO ourt. TAX "a nearly column Ia
last weeks Argus To champion the secret
society political party, 70 Gods! and NJ
lie ishesl won't some ono with = little
honor rescue tho +. Mutual Admiration
Association from euch n friend 10
time for them 10 cry aloud, "iioIh
Billie or we perish J"
lie says that we were ~ "thc hrad
of secret ring for over twenty years
Well perhaps he knows. ~ he a-s'i'nr-
10 know evarything, but really we never
knew that We were ~ anv secret poliii'
cal CON hinai ion for twenty minutes. lei
nlnme wrmtv wears. The only secret 81
that long .isndimg that we know of j.
rather open one. and that il that true
nemters of tie r. NJ. y. A., promise y
pSv Whist they owe Ia cash, and thu
l.ilie has ah account ~ long standing OF
the CouHiEn = bnoks we would like q
have him square. 81 that VIZ might thinI
be- trsprccd his r.. n. B. a. "bliga'io''
and il will help us psy fnr'nsr villa
~ owe tor stove wood The Hunting
lhmrg Jus,iccs' record. also disclose . sas
tale about IsilIi-'- promp' payments
/ lIe lets out another secret that vas nevel
known before, aud that u that he eve
voted the Democratic ticket. The pol
bOoka tailed 10 cossnt him that way; To-
being classed a = ''l"ater We Ger
tainly with lie may stick su his Famou
Mutual Blowing Association now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

Ii the democratic farmers Of Indiana
allow thcmsclvcs 70 be hoodw linked BY
the successor of "Blocks-of- Five" Dud-
ley. We shall be greatly surprised.
Michcncr has already xposed his hand
Everything else IN state politics 10 20 bc
sacrificed In tho hopc that Michcner may
bc elected 10 tho senate from Indiana.
A democrat who this year deserts tho
legislative candidates Of his party 10 m
arch enemy 10 his party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

SCENE IN CAss Tow ~snlr MUTUAL
BLOWING A ssociATIoN.- Enter, 4 Roth
ert, Dr. Ssork, and DR.. w. Rusk, ~
brides dresses, representing the Farm
ers' party. cscorted by Dr. y. a. GIezen
Col Sch, eedrr and Chairman w. ID
Hamilton, and introduced 10 the A.
soc,stion by l.. + Cooper. In tho back
ground @. n. Kemp and W. II. kupcr
talking over tsrIssers' low prices. Il
was awiuIIy fond of that farmer girl "
white," said Kemp, "but saw somc
thing 1t Hunting burg that rather dis
me" "Whst was ~ asked
Kuper. "She was sitting on Schroeder
lap. with w. D. Hamilton squeezing heI
hand. and DR.. Glczcn stealing q kis
from her occasionally, whilc Lem
Cooper, who had been her best friend
stood sadly by, looking ~ II lie would
could. but was rudsly showed away b,
Dr. Glezen whenever he came near her.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

Has Indiana = governor? tfsc, why
doce he not takc some steps r. suppress
the White CAPS lind Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06
IN OFFER TO FARM Elgs
~ PROGRESSIVE FARMER

\ vSpcr Courier Tor - OOy
s VIII be seen by adv. in another
"nn We ohcr tho "Couricr" and tho
,xrcss,sc 1, Farmer" the Official organ
,nc ny =. y n. y. A., together for 81. Now
rsn s"o ume 70 subscribe. Of course, al
III terms, u Il cash In advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

orA man In Craw ford county, who
probably visited Marengo Cave, and got
Iused 10 Tho "dark lantern" while ex-
ploring iis recessss, and drank from the
~ we'll water bubbling up near is
entrance, til he wss chock full and run
ming over " ith gAs. writes TO the Argus
last week from Temple, and let's his gas
escape, and what = tiarrhoea of words
Ihs throws OtI, surc enough, without =
lsiuxle new or beneficial idea. lIc tries
hard 10 defend the propricty Of = secret
political party In . free land, but gns i
over IL all. As Col. WilIich said. when
the brave BOYS Of shc 31d Indiana with
tho regimontAl band serenaded him
"You has my sympaty," aud we hope
he ieels better.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06
..vn EVERY vRIDAY, At JAsrxk'
,,.o,s cou~ry, iNnIANAs ny
pu"rM u",'rM ENT DOANE.
.,r,,,r.-Ix CounIER BuiLDiSo ON
S,r s,xrH SrRxEr.


.e ,nlincs or less, l week. 81 "a
|r'l"a''' '.,.,t ;n-cr,ion, as cts.
,gsr advertisements ~ the same
'""s frac,inn over even square or
" .,nntcL AZ = square. These
M'e ,.r,ns for transient advertise
~ reasonSblc deduction will be
n'' =, regular advertisers.
.ae M " i, xrpnimtmcmt OF admins
s"'s,,l s"sl legal notices fIikc character
I. naiA III advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

0rCoI Schroeder publishes = copy oi
his report Ia the post Office department
for the week May 9th to 18th, when AL
the mail was counted and weighed. IL
shows going through the lluntinghurR
office thsi week 3.5O5 pieces, weighing
800 pounds, and bringing IN $40 81
postsge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

"Rake" aAys IN the Argus, sreak-
ing Of the census enumeratorr, that We
said "thsy arc ali Republicans but two.
and adds THAT II Cleveland was IN Office
that would have been reversed lrs.
We believe II would. and we found no
fault with their heing Republicans now,
for we believe that TO the viciors belong
the spoiIs," hut only called attention %
the fact because Harrison pretended. be-
fore the election 20 believe otherwise
aud violated his pledge - Tho civil ser.
vice cranks.
Great Falls tribune., 1890-01-11
land is ntguousto
THE GREAT B. & M. COPPER PLAN
WHERE MILLIONS WILL BE SPENT IN $780,

1t we'll established fact that Black Eagle Falls will be
the Of future great values real Great Dam
being constructed this point of nearly Half
Million Dollars and will furnish power thousands of mill
wheels and give employment tens Of thousands Of wormen
Business will also the vicinity Of these mills
supply thousands families whose heads receive cash wages every
month The Great Boston & Montana Company have selected the
North Side the Dam for Immense Factories where Millions
Of Dollars will be Expended during the year 1890 Thousands Of
will be employed here alone building and operating these
Great Works. and Thousands Of Homes Wanted by.
To supply this demand part the beautiful residence and
business property tributary these falls has been plated under the
of North Great Falls and for limited time choice lots will be
sold at less than half the price Of other property much less valuable
hold and the early purchaser easily double his money
months.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
An Inventors Folly.

few months ago an inventor OF COZ.
ain apparatus of a very simple ohaIacter;i i
which could have been readily duplicated
In many different forms, was offered
10000 for the right to a certain inland
town. He was poor man aud needed
the money badly. The reader suppo'es:
Of course, that tho inventor jumped az
the chance and pocketed the money on
the spot. Not he; he told the buyer.
ths that the the paseut wa. worth 800, 600.
and he was not going to sell one town
IN New York State for $6OOo: Ihe
,ame inventor was offered similar sum
for another large town in, the STATE OK
| b1O, 900 for only two cities In the coun-
sry, but he refused to take It. We have
these facts from the inventor himse"'
md they are correct. Before It was oe toe
late to negotiate wo berated the mar a,
,ouudly for his folly, but nc was deal u
Argument. Tho sequel was that the In
yentor never sold single right, ana ma
his patent to this day.-Engineer'na.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
The Ancient Ga,f Golf.

The ancient game Off is likely to
be extensively playodi'his country,
now that fashionable EShwomcn have
developed sucl, suddesudness for 1t.
Its violent popularity inuth Britain is
new thing. Ameficvisitors to tho
South of France wilt nil having wit
messed golf matches ut a, where'there
is "golf links" as theouud prepared
for its play is called one way the
game il moro violent excpe than tennis.
TO "drive" ball ut gol hoS Sever, ono
has t" swing tha cluAsAshk kuith hoth
hands over the sl,ouldd, va much Us d
carpet beatcr would it. is not an
ungraccful sport, howeveY Ind for the
moment it is tn, rage h English
women, golf liuk being cncd every
where and golf CLUBS mul lying. by th'
score. As test tf chan ter IL 4 pro
nounced by those compel ht judges, th'
men, even superior o crd pet. Patience
sweetness through long ontinued nd
versity, and resohte ting down o
IN inclination to advant one's ball b.
oths meuns than fair, some OF tn
traits it dcvclops.--Nt,o & Times.