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PEERS AND .DRINK SHOPS.
A Profitable Business Carried On By Eng
lands Great Noblsmen.

a TfOut3bfe bus1ness Cnrried On 6y Eng-
lands Great Noblsmen.
blue book issued by the British govern
ment discloses the fact that l52 peers Of the
realm are the owners Of places in which insoxi-
eating drinks are sold. The number Of drink
shops" owned by these peers is 1,5ss The list
10 headed by the Earl of Derby, who IL the
owner Of ~ drinking places. Next comes the
Duke Of Bedford with As ''drink shops" 20 has
credit Then comes the Duke of Devonshirs
with ~, followed by the Earl of Cswdor with
80, the Duke Of Rutland with 81, the Earl of
Dudley with IS, the Duke Of Northumberland
with 81 and the Duke Of Portland 81.
Included in this list ID the Right Rev. Richard
Lewis, ID. D.. bishop Of LANDAU, who IL the
owner Of two places which are devoted 70 u
sale Of Intoxicating liquors.
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ANACOSTIA.
AN ATTRACTIVE MUSICALE,


An attractive musicale was given last night
at the residence Of Mrs. James E. Arnold by
the Anacostia Vocal Society. Those taking
part were Misses Anna Simpson, Jessie Darling.
Mary Bivens, Grace Allen, Blanch Griffith,
Eulalic Provost and Messrs. Arthur Tew.
Charles Tolson, Maurice Arnold, Joseph King.
Maurice Haines, Arthur Emo, Warren folsom
Frank Mclean and Jilson Entwisle.
Anacostia Tent Junior, No. 10, at its meeting
Monday night listened to addresses from
Messrs. B. Milstead, George Gertman. Leo
Gertman and Edward Stangier.
At the last meeting Of Mineola Tribe. No. IL
L 0. RIM, w. L. White delivered an address.
The new Suitland school house is in course
Of erection on the Silver Hill road opposite me
property OF Mr.. Nourse.
Mrs. Mary Kerby, wife Of Mr.. Bernard
Kerby Of Fort Foote, Prince Georges county
died on Sunday last and was buried yesterdsv
in st. Barnabas churchyard.
The attendants at st. Elizabeth esve an
entertainment Monday night
Mr.. George Frederick l. erecting Q house ON
Bridge street.
DR.. Isaac W. Blackburn Of 81. Elisabeth h
Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Burr returned from Phile
delphis yesterday.
MIRA John Newton 10 visiting Mis Ada Cross
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Anthropological Society.

number of papers were on the program for
the meeting of the Archaeological Society,
which was held last evening in the hall of the
Cosmos Club. The titles were as follows: 1.-THE
Evolution of Home Building Among the
Naviezo Indians" by DIR. r. W. Shufeldt;
'Platycuemism," by DR.. Frank Baker; 1.-The
Fumes Of Santa Domingo" by DR.. j. Walter
Fewkes. and Contest of Strength Between In
dams, Half-breeds and Whites" by DIR. z. T.
Daniel.
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Reciprocity with America PrsfsrreA.
Overtures recently made by the governnsss
Of Canada 10 the government Of British Guinsa
for reciprocity treaty were rejected By shs
latter on the ground that an arrangement Of
this character with the United States y prs-
ferred, and the government Of British Guinea
would not enter into any arrsngements which
would prevent reciprocity with the United
6tntea
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SHOOTING STARS.

''While the praises Of TEE EVENING SrAR are
sung and its wondrous glory drunk in with
delight" This mornings Posi-.
Thanks, awfully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18

Al Aluminium il . much lighter metal than
Galena, suppose We name our next war ship
Aluminium"
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James II. Bonhart, wife and two children.
living ut STA Shields avenue, Chicago, were
taken violently i'll Monday evening, probably
from some poison in the victuals.
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PROPOSALS.

pk0PoSALs Fos Fresh BELf AND fKkeH VEG
= EIABLES.-Ofhce A.C.S Washington Barracks,
DC. February Is. 1ssl.Iseaisd proposals in trip.
licate, subject to the usual conditions wit-a copy OF
this advertisement ttsched VIII he received tins
oftce until TMELNE O'CLOCK NOON on THURS
DAY, MARCH NINETEENTH. 1881. and then
OPENED In the presence of bidde1sS and
delivering the fresh beef fresh vegetables required
by the subsistence gr.iy post
Tor issue 20 troops therest dufn the fiscal COM
nenc1ng July i. 1891. Proposals for beef and yege-
sealed envelopes marked, .froposas for fresh Beef
snd Fresh Vegetables. and addressed the under
sisn.d The sovernInent the right TO reject
any or all proposals Any contract this
advertisement SHAH not he construed to Involve the
United States many obligation payment in excess
Of appropriation Granted ty CosseAs the purpose
fuli laiornzsion may le obtslEsi By application to
this o1ac-. CONsrAN1INk CHASE. first lieutenant
and n " d, Third artillery, A.C.S.
iels. I9..0. u. mEi7kis-
PROPOSALS fOk FURNISHING STREET Ian
Il tern$.-Ofire of the Commissioners u. C., WASH
ington. D. C.. March IL. lesil-Sealed proposals will
be reserved al this ONE until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
on TUESDAY. MARCH 1HlETY-Fn.ST, 1851, Tor
furnishing three hundred street Lsnterns, more or
less Blank iorsrs osals and spec can
toeether with all necessary information. and only bin
NJ on these forms wall ie considered ihe right
served 70 Ie,ect any and Al BIDS or parts Of lids J.
". DOUGLASS. j. W. ROSS. H. M ROBERT, Com.
miSsioners. u. q. mnl.s4a
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THE SPINNER MEMORIAL.
Why Ne. should csusrssuss

To the Editor Of The Evening Star.
Q. s. TRKAsUExR's oFFrcK, March l6, 1891.
In regard to the Spinner memorial. the i'm
preston seems TO prevail that contributions, in
order to be acceptable, must come from
women. This IL . mistake The ladies Of the
departments have always promptly responded
to every cell. patriotic or charitable, and feel
that now. when for the first time in their
official existence Of twenty-nine years they ask
help IN good cause, il ID no more than right
and just that they should receive al aid and
comfort possible from those whose call they
have so often honored. Besides. ID would be
decidedly churlish TO say TO any friend or ad-
mirer OF our dead hero; ''You can't have .
share in our work Of love and gratitude because
circumstances over which you had no control
made You man" No, all who have kind
thought or feeling for the man Of unbending
integrity, pure patriotism and bouudless be-
nevolence, have q right to cid in our work and
consequently contributions large or small will
be thankfully received.
In connection with this would also remark
that since Gen. Spinners action causes i'm
mense sums TO fow steadily into the safes Of
our merchants, street railway companies. &c.-
the women clerks being their best patrons
II would be very graceful and fitting IL they,
one and all, sent tokens Of their appreciation
and sympathy in the shape Of checks.
Fayors of that kind may be sent TO the treas
rrer. Mrs ]. W. Whelpley. 500 East Capitol
street, who will return the receipt Of the ssso-
citation for all sums received
MRS. W. A. LEONARD,
Secretary Gen. Spinner Memorial Association.
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James 9. Holmes and John 8. Delaney for
feited410 each in The Police Court todsv for
fast driving.
In the Circuit Court Judge Coz, today the
Strong's VIM was closed, and Gen. Butler
commenced his argument for The cayeasogs.
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Harry Hudsou Il Snow Hm, Ma. ssssssdsd
1n eating hak gallon q PEANUTS - oas ateing
~ S sssssS ~ 49, sr.!Ds - - 80 =
hos<ly sxpsetsA
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NAHCH 40.

Hereafter no legacies may be left 70 theat-
rical ladies In Minnesota.
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Real Esfnse Mafferu

bought Of Gen. Benz. F. Butler for esq, 500 the
building adjoining the coast survey grounds on
New Jersey avenue between b and streets
southeast.
j. q. Moore has purchased for el3.s7s of
lSs between 10th, V street and New Hampshire
avenue.
H. II. Carter has purchased Of Carrie B. Evans
for sl3, 900 sub 80, square az, fronting % feet
on l. between l4th and Vermont avenue north
west
W. j. Miller ct al part 5, square 2ss. fronting
26 feet 4 inches by 80 feet on L between 18th
and 18th streets northwest
Ellen j. Campbell has bought for sc. 500 Of
Harriet Z. p. White parts 8 and 4, block 8, lie
Droit Park
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FOREIGN Tonic. ~ I,t.r.e

foreAgn Topics Of Interest
Newfoundland has been invited TO name q
delegate having full local knowledge of the
lobster fisheries disputes TO represent the
colony Of Newfoundland on the board of arbi-
tration selected by France and England, which
is to decide upon the differences existing be-
tween the English and French governments q
to these fisheries
The Portuguese have released Messrs. DOYLE,
Stephens and Noodle and DR.. Stephens, Who
were aboard the steamer Countess Of Csrnar-
Won 1t the time Of her seizure on The Limpopo
river.
The German reichssag adjourned yesterday
until April 2.
The death IL announced Of Il FremyA e.
governor Of the Paris Credit Foncier.
II h reported that failing 10 induce The
DesascAes Idge6laa to espouss his causs, Prince
Bismarck has bought that paper for l6O, 900
marks through DR.. Chryandsr.
The London Times Vienna correspondent
says the French cabinet decided on Thursdsy
to recall Minister Herbette from Berlin
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A special 10 the New York Herald from Phils-
dolphin sys the attempt Of the Lshigh Valley
railroad to enforce the restriction Of minine
operations by rsfusing 10 provide empty cara
for coal shipments has proven failure % far
~ Coxe BroA 4 Co. ere concerned. Upon 70
ceiying notice that no more cars would Be fur
nished the nrm wrote . letter 10 The president.
reminding him Of his duty - . common or
rier and mailing formal demand - . shippsr
Ths o6icials Of The company considersd ~
matter and concluded IL was bsst 70 give ths
1rm The facilities asked for. Ths suoosn o.
the arm At Coxs BroA & Ca. IN Obtaining caru
has caused No nttae comment n - txade, but
nads dmilar de0and
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BOARDING.

THE AUBURN. PA. AVE AND 2sD ST. NV
Nicely furnished rooms and board by day. week OF
month. fail
THE WEBSTER. 5l3 18TH ST. NV. RATES sl
= per cay week. ed; EeaGquarisxs for sightsecrs;
sssca.>s Lems SiAAs runs stages daily 70 al pontsd
essses<- mya
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


WANTED-A SMALL FARM WITHIN 10 MILES
w OF Washington near Met. or b. and o. r. X. sta
ton fruit good water and outbuidIngs. Address,
stating full Particulars rent &C.. \. X. Star office
EOR sALE-TEN ACRES HALF MILE FROM
Tenleytown. 200 yards from Glen Echo railroad
If sod at once. Price 800 per acre. JOS. Il.
OFF UTT, 14,0 New York ave. mhls-:ts
LNOR SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
Il home at GaithersDurg, Nd house built two years
ago cottage style; ten rooms, including two attic
rooms; latrobe. dry cellar two-story barn; chicken
house and range ouho uses fruit trees WELL flowers
&C. half acre OF ground. Price. e. 500: $oUU cash,
balance to suit.
WARREN r. CHOATE,
mh17-3t 40 Ilth st. NV.
EoR RENT-A FINELY EQUIPPED DAIRY OR
Il stock farm, miles aslin2ton 10 acres of
rich land. improved by buildings that cost over
SIS, QUO, Will ease Tor q term of years.
mh17-tf JAMES L. CLEMENTS, 1921 st. NV.
L,OR RENT-HYATTSvII.LE, MD, TWO EIGHT
room cottaGes. Pleasantly located station,
OF them just finished WATERS THOMPSON
mhl4-J Room q. Atlantic building.
l,OR RENT-PARTIALLY FURNISHED HOUSE
Il u mile from Frederick Junction, b. and o. gar
den. fruit, lawn anu staining; six trains daily from
Baltimore and Washington ~ hours ride from either
place. A. T. A. l144 u st. NV. mh9-2w
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w oops1pE


Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the 7th st.
pike. facing the railroad the and pike on
the east and siopng toward both The DRAINAGE is ex
cellent water good and easily ottanable. The subdi-
vision IS eight miles from Washington and is the only
one On the branch which fronts pike There are
ten houses now the subdivision and are to be
built at The hock Greek National Park as sur
veyed extenls to point opposite the southern end
tiers of mile. Executive extended forms the
eastern boundary of tine National Park and will CON
stitute. wien completed, the drive from the
city to the subdivision.
Lots for sale easy terms and lower than in anv
other SUBDIVISION OF similar advantages. The sGlen
boss HOUSE, IL rooms, bath. hot and cold water
shade hnsst sife on the place. well adapted for
mer boarding house. for sale easy terms; also six
room cottage, hot and cold water, bath and shade
Pree, -. 400 terms to suit.
For piass and particulars apply to
mh4-1m 4S2 La ave. n w.
Il can offer for sale rent ''Glen Manor" n neat
4O.room house; with m 1. located at Forest Gien
Md. . miles from city; 10 minutes ride; 2 blocEs
from staten shade trees and hness spring water any
expenced can MI TINS house and realize large
prUnis from boArders j. T. HEREFORD,
mh41m l4Ig al At
LOR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE LOTS AT
Forest Glen. Md $3.50 To 5000; these lots can he
reached in twenty minutes ride from city and can be
poash 1, on lnon,niy payments houses built on
fe2l-1m l4l9 q 81
EOk sALE--A HANDSOME 9-ROOM HOUSE AT
Forest Glen, Md Will exchange for property i'm
J. h HEREFORD.
mh4-Im 1419 u st.
located within limits Of Rockville Also farms
and farming land in Montgomery county. Ierms
easy. FRANK HIGGINS. Montgomery ave-. 9ock-
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MARCH 17-W.
Every dog may have his day,
So, at least, the legends say,
But in Washington the craze
Extends the limit to four days
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Hereafter no legacies may be left 70 theat-
rioal ladies In Minnesota.
MARCH 40.
Every dog may have his day,
So, at least, the legends say,
But in Washington the craze
Extends the limit to four days
HIS STANDING N SOCIETY.
'H papa should find you here. dear" she
whispered to Mgie. 81 am afraid it would dam
age your standing in society"
at is not my standing, fear SO much" he
murmured sadly, and softly slid out into
safety.
This ID weather Of low degree.
The amateur with his snap shot camera takes
his chances.
A poor woman, who has been wife and cook
to man for long time, sends in this calen-
dar Of courtship and marriage: ''Sonday, Mon
day, Chooseday, Weddingsday, Tearsday, Fry
day, Sadderday.
If a mans sober second thought came in the
evening, he would not be compelled to wear Do
large hat in the morning.
BOSTON Va. CHICAGO.
They pen q thought in Boston and
They do not care fig,
For windy, wide Chicago, where
They mostly pen q pig.
wise man who never tells anything he
knows is like clock without hands.
The bold burglar has nerves Of steal.
man who is born to be hanged will never
be electrocuted-in New York.
Whenever the government settles up, the
Indians will settle down.
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good lot on Kenesaw sse. bet. 18th and 18th sts
toiulnhi4 Heights, 0Oxl50 feet. Price, ~ cents per
loot IHOS- }. FISHER Co.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
EOR RENT-FINE io-ROoM HOUSE, STABLE
and acres. on high ground. at Falls Church, Va.
isshaa Esf sa'f
A GLEN ECHO BARGAIN.-A CHOICE BUILD
for sale The present sell within ten
dS and WILING e cso . m Tea xs sSeTss oa
the finest suburb around Washington. and investors
ing SITES thes Sefere the new deabs track electric
railroad is inoperation cannot fail to make money.
from now The site offered is near the electric road
and ovsrlooks the Potomac river and country for miles
with view to investing. will be driven out there free
mhis-5t. Box 1874. Star Office
LOR sALE-AT TACOMA PARK-YERY PLEAS
ant & nst x SR sss Masy gd side
house fruits and splendid pace for boarding
house Or priv.s ssd sssidenee rJyANSE. LEWIS,
L rI pARdAdNs IN Nf LOTS
oNiVf bRookLA HtbshrS'
SOUTH BKOOKLAND.
We have number OF desirable lots in the above sub
terms This property is increasing very rapidly in
either Tor home or a quick turn At good advance
For pl.'' pl'f shS Of I'd W. w. WALKER SON.
Los sALE..ADyOINING ROCK CREEK PARK,
i 10 ACRks ON DANIELS ROAD Just NOklH
fERMs EASY Apply to JAMES T. akEES III
EOR sALE-HEADQUARIERs FOR CHOICE
" lots in Brookland, University HEIGHTS and vicinity
bun9 PsurssSue seens.y AT sempara
lished Observatory anord:ng most extensive view
Elegant new, stone station on B. and o.. heated by
steam. &c. Every inducelnent to locate your home
with the city Reached BY Lincoln avenue or electric
section pu. / IN hands our spseass In
8. @. TRUsLER CO.,
fe17-2m' 512 st. NV.
I AkELAND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON
tnl subdivision is situated in Prince Georges county
Nd ". about miles from Washington. on the Wash.
higher than WASH, has good drainage, perfectly
Heshfs College PARK Berwyn and the y rOnnds OF
,1s N,.y,na College hss
have been planted and are nov being boxed. 1t has
esa n is
new station, where ~ or more trains stop daily
about 60 minutes drive. Is houses are Competed
and in course Of srection 10 Of which have sold
impr9yed lots sold 10 or Is purchasers win build
soms have s already som I school, mill ice
sonssTactea Chufches sss0Sls stores. &C. are con-
cash and $40 Per month"; or IS per month on lots S0
or less. Lakeland has more improvements and con-
yeniences and better located than any other subd
vision about Washington where lots be bought for
less than double these prices 10 comfortable frame
outbmldlnes, wells, pumps. cellars. baths, heat &C.
lots that y acre. be sold 70 Desirable
families, follows:
2 s1.UO L. 81 40. each go cash $40 per mo- Ar
2S1. 400 q 2$i 49, each S15 cash SIS per mo. 5r
VI. eOOSl ~ OOO. each &.0 cash $2U per mo- ;& Or
IONS. t0O, each $5cash and S:25 per mo. ;6& 7r
lS3.2UOS1 81. 200. each $30cash and 20 per mo 1&Sr
per sent discount will be made for all or part cash
apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAN owner l4O6 Column.
Ina 81. (bet. 9Th and 10th and and sts from
70 III An or p In or at Lakeland from II 80 to
4 p.m- ial.,..m
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T4'UIs
u The lot al the southeast corner Of 18th and sts
fronting " feet on 10th and LIS on ST. There is
1o-ioOt alley In the rear. Price, s. per foot.
IHOS- J. FISHER CO..
mhiG-3. l:S54 = n
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LIOk SALE
LOTS 50 BIT 200 LOTS
THE NATIONAL CHAUTAUQUA
. AND GLEN ECHO
40 highest land in the vicinity. overlooking the Nd
and Va shores; beautiful views; The cheapest lots
and best investment offered in suburban property.
@. G. PAYNE CO., Agents.
r DO YOU WANT A SAFE AND PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT?
DO YOU WANT GOOD HOME sITEs
HAVE YOU DESIRE TO SPECULATE
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Offers the best opportunities for either that can be
found in the District. 1t Is not near pTo1ecfed Cni-
versty Site but IL close by already established in
stitution Of this sort
TAKE NO MANS WORD
For improvements. but buy whsre they now erfsf.
walks. paved stone cutters, shade and ornamental
trees wide parking and grades established by tie Dis
tr1ct government.
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS
toric FORT BUNKER HILL. overlooking the city and
Potomac river.
WE HAVE NO EXPERIMENT
To offer you but 4 genuine good thing in connection
with subdivision three years old. where there now
i ass' snS
CHURCHES.
YOU CAN GET TO OUR PROPERTY
Because there railroads, both steam and electric,
bringing to the doors Of the Treasury and other up
town departments FOR one Jare. Don't FORGET that.
BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE.
4 SON. lOO6 ST.. and H. BAkroN. Isll +
ST. fe.1-lm
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If a mans sober second thought came in the
evening, he would not be compelled to wear %
large Q hat in the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18
HIS STANDING m SOCIETY.
This ID weather Of low degrees.

The amateur with his snap shot camera takes
his chances.
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BOSTON vs.. CHICAGO.
They pen thought in Boston and
They do not care fig,
For windy, wide Chicago, where
They mostly pen q pig.
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Il handsome frontage on the west side of 18th st.
Lst ai sts; o. Al feet The depth Of the lot Is
1OJ feet 10 alley.
THOS. j. FISHER 4 CO..
Sr W
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ami T. facing cas-; snd SOUTH %. per cheap
est anu most economical lot in the market; 20xl0O
ieet, one-third cash KENNEDY FICKLtN
Iuhl.-t 80
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A poor woman, who has been wife and cook
to man for long time, sends in this calen-
dar Of courtship and marriage: "Sonday, Mon
day, Chooseday, Weddingsday, Tearsday, Fry
day, Sadderday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18

A wise man who never tells anything he
knows is hike q clock without hands.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-05-02
The Mistletoe.

The legend of the mistletoe is an
inheritance from the religion of the
Druids. The cathedral arches under
which the Celts worshipped were the
spreading branch of the oak, the roof
a dense foliage Of greenery, and the
mistletoe, the mystical parasite ofthe
tree, was a symbol full of meaning,
for it was believed to renew its
life by some agency differing from
that which propagated all other
plants, and to exist by divine pow
er. Here, under the oak, the favorite
tree OF the Celtic sun-god, at the PEE
Rod Of the winter~solstice, priests and
people sacrificed white bulls and hu.
man victims. The mistletoe was
gathered and dispensed in small
sprays, to be hung by the worshippers
over their doors, as amulets against
evil and Precipitation to the SYLVIA
dietieS.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-05-02

So they can, it is true, but ! notice
that it is very difficult to pursuade
such flocks to come home at night to
rObst, that the birds are always thin
in flesh and bring an inferior price
when marketed, and that in size they
steadily deteriorate from year to
year. 1t is only after the Bronze tur-
key has arrived at maturity, that its
owner can afford to put it upon short
rations, then somewhat scant al
lowance is almost necessary, to pre-
vent the accumulation of super6uous
flesh. A moderate diet keeps the
bird active and healthy, its body
round and symmetrical, and gives to
its plumage those brilliant irridescent
and bronzy hueS which have given
to the Bronze turkey its distinctive
appellation.
A FARMERS DAUGHTER.
LOGAN Co., Ky.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-05-02

The United Presbyterian Magazine
says: The jews that are crowding to
Jerusalem being from different coun-
tries, and speaking different vernacu-
lars, are falling back on Hebrew, and
are using it as the common medium
of intercourse in daily life. There
are now two newspapers in Hebrew
published in Jerusalem. They are
circulated all over Syria, and, indeed,
throughout the Jewish world. They
narrate all events transporting in the
Holy Land. They give the latest
kilograms each week, and political,
social, and scientific news from all
parts of the world, The. language
employed is kept as closely as possi>
BILE to the Biblical Hebrew"