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CURIOUS CORNER.

ANSWERS 20 questions will not be Published with
10 two or three weeks after questions appear. 90
oil VIII have chance 10 send replies aud receive
honorable mention with the number Of answers
Sappho, Greek poet who lived in the tiEle of
SOlon. aud immortsilzed her name ia song IL
known a. " The Eleventh Muse"
ieunsylvaniHtook is name from it, first colonisi
! Sylvauia.
The meaning Of Bueua Vista Is a flne view.
j. When was algebra first known in Europe aud
Y in what country did n originate Lou Staring.
2. When wss Samuel Adams boru md for what
/ b. he known iu history flames T. Alger
3. Who originated the modern method Of writing
music Carl Walker
FmFNDs or rHE c. C.: ]. being a member Of this
noble Catholic omniuuIon. feel duty bound 10 my
/ li0iy Mother 10 answer the question. when the
Church 81 England WIS established. There j. a
widely circulated opinion that the Church II EnR-
laiId YVES founded during tie Protestant RrfoTmA-
ton oi the 10Th century which opinion l. false.
The Church of England founded las was that
81 Rome, Jerusalem. and many oihersl in the DAYS
Of thu Holy Apostles. 81 Paul j. believed to have
hr-l planted the Gospel OF Jesus Christ ia the
British Isles, while Others believe -. Joseph Of
hrmathca preceded Him, aud established the first
church there, dedlctiuR 1t TO tile Blessed Virgin.
The names 81 the early Bishops of this Church are
retained with reverence. The Church prOspered,
Hud aierwhrd ~. Augustine of Rome came 10 the
same i-le 10 convert the heather Angles aud
established the Anglo Church. The two great
bodies OF these Isles united ~ the Anglo Catholic
Church. In after years the Papal ufaIlblty ques-
lion arose. and the Church az England with the
whole Catholic Church throug the world with
Stood The gradual but tyianucal government Of the
Roman Bishops. Ia the 10Th century God en-
nbica her to put away this yoke aud thus we have
to-day the purified Catholic Church of England -
but in sense Protestant Church the fruits OF
tie 10th century Defamation. Yours Of the
Suaias-John A. Smell, Philadelphia.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
Sacrifices were consumed by fire from heaven
Tour times. as related la Lev. "a; Judges n ;
Judges, D.: 10, 20; Kings, - -
NhainEar killed GOO men with OK -goad.
The church ui England formerly part Of the
Roman Catholic Church has held It's present dis
uuctlve character since Henry VIII
J. which D. tie most trusitul aud sweet OF all the
Psalms Of Dayld?-lcieauor jackson.
z. Where pa the Bible Is the model woman de-
scribed flames X Porter.
D. Who was the greatest prophet? The greatest
patriarch The greatest priesiy The greatest law
KiNefE lhe greatest poetg The greatest Judge.
The greatest WARRIOR The greatest APOSTLE The
greatest mediator ?-EDITOR.
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The largest dry dock on the great lakes has
just been completed at Detroit, Mich. IL is 37s
feet long 81 feet wide on top, IS feet opening
at entrance, aud will accommodate a loaded
vessel Of 1900 TOTS burden. The cost was q
little more than S3bJ,O1O.
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good and evil that men can easily discriminate
as TO what - and what is not righteous. When
our Savior was here IN person be could point
| out al deviatious from righteousness but
when be parted it was necessary some other
Agent guide Us into the right way. That Is
the work OF the Holy Spirit. (V. l0}
Then, the world needs 10 be convinced 0f the
/ truthfuIness Of the Judgment Day. Men must
know God IS not Indifferent 70 human couduct.
and that they viii surely be- brought % account.
~. H. lt y protection against evil 60 realize
/ we are responsible for our conduct and Will be
called on some day tocxp'ain our deeds and
I words. lt Is not such wonder that persons
I VINO acoHt The Idea Of Judgment Day are quite
careless as % the character Of their lives A
CONSEQUENCES always that we must give aC-
count OF all we say and do il q needed corrective
and preventive. We should DO glad the Holy
spirit Keeps mp IN us q lively remembrance OF
a future Judgment
We need information on religious subjects.
We must avoid tho erroneous and herctic We
/ should seek the truth. The very title Of the
Comforter IS " the Spirit OF Truth" IL IS the
/ Teacher Of correct dogma and the Tnspircr Of
hoiy junction.. He guides into Oh. truth. He
helps the scientist as well as the religonist
lie MAKES science lend to religion. The seeker
after any truth may depend on MS assistance
ne astronomer, gcOOgist, every scientist may
htly ask his aid Rel gi0n aud science are not
ahlagOnlsJic. The scholar in every branch
viii make mistake If he ignores such a
Guide
The great work Of the Holy Spirit IS 20 carry
on TIE mission begun by onr savior. So he
magnihes Christ gi0rifes Calvary, introduces
Us 70 our Redecmer, Tevives IN our memories
the acts and words Of Jesus. III is no rival Of
1hTist. He Is not another Guide than Christ
lie and Christ are a. one in the salvation Of
men. He but does for US what Christ would do
If present.
5. Conclusion
Inis lesson is Of weightiness rs setting forth
the work Of The Holy Spirit He is the Motor
power OF the Church. The theme is we'll fitted
specially for Whit-Sunday. The paragraph is
the Gospel for the Fourth Sunday after Easter.
IL must In It's teachings form a part Of the in
struction and spirit Of every day With a
right idea Of the spiritual dynamic5 OF the
church all talk Of Christianity proving a
failure will cease. With due appreciation Of
THIS Power no repentanJ win become dismayed
because he has been so great q sinner Chris
tians will undertake the WORST cases ChurChly
enterprises will not Waue. The Gospel will
triumph The world will recognize spiritual
forces as factors in their calculations.
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rALsEHnon or NOT.

are delivered daily 10y boys. One OF these boys,
making his daily rounds, met GA the public high
way mn Office hoy employed where "A sheet
Go be delivered and gave 10 him a sheet 10
carry back 10 the office. The office boy CateleS~ly
lost n. His employer who vas waiting for the boy
10 come IA with the sheet, after lille went Ia the
Office boy and said, Has the boy come u with the
mercantile sheet yet?n Wherrupun the boy an
swercd, Ne, sir Now. my friends. ] should like
70 know whether or not tlli- reply "a faisesoud.
Let "a hear from our friends drought The TRIB-
USE VI here ARE the lawyers Here's chance Tor
argument. PRO pAtra-Amos L.
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elevation, and has iriumphautly proclaimed that
Enthusiastically Il not heresy and that higher educa-
non does not partake OF t4e properties Of crime.
In "A Government Of the people progress is
natural, aud this change IN the social world IL the
legitimate product 81 free thought. The time ~
Martha Washington and the spinning wheel u
gone. Good old days" TO be sure but Il T. by no
means Imperative that the woman 81 to-day,
hgurailNely speaking. should COT tine her hand to
the heirloom Of the past ar her brain % dry dia-
tribes on theology. broader field for brain and
haud y open. sec no reason why Limitation
should be placed Ia any mental accomplishment To
which a wOman's ambition may aspire.
And does The transformation involve the ballot .
II capHblliy forms thc only ground for objection
There can he no discussion. But does not the
natural social system deserve rrCoguitious Surely
% cannot be assumed that the luhniie Father
crcaied both with identical aims and for identical
works However the question really rests with
those whom such 81 change D. supposed TO benefit.
Let IA hope that under the new regime "swPeter
manners, purer laws +" viii be ushered in. The
end proves the deed Bruce Smith, Newman.
I'M.
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FEiINns 90 TIE a. O.. Apropos ~ recent cofltri.
buttons Do sctis appropriate tut The revolution ia
Regard ID toe position occupied by woman should
troglFc attention. Whatever abe 20lI Century may
bring forth, tC l9 a. b. dlsliuciiVcIy Mouau's Cen.
tufy. Ito. gluHied the yluorous prosecution Of her
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HINTS TO YOUNG HursEKEFPFRs.
HhFFY HOUSEHOLD . am "a very Interested
reader ~ HE NATIONAL ImRuNE bot ] have
never before contributed 20 lts columns. ] Hm q
member 70 the C. O., also 81 tlIe Guards and would
like 90 Riye q little toward making tie columns
interesting ! would like 10 know the present
address OF ~Hlic ~iauhcry.
~ Foung h"u-eseeperss Having been troubled
a. hra way 81 krepiuE pics from running uul,
a hive iDunn the following iHc best aud rurcrt
method Take "a strip az cloth about two inch~-
VIDE wet % lu cold water, duo draw quite tightly
around ite edge 81 the pie, and Itu d firmly.
When s pie D. done tiIc cloth viii easily come OF
by pulling lshtiy.-Maude =. leighton, Cottage
CITY Mass.
COFFEE CAKE.
One cup each 81 warm cutIec, sugar. moaszes.
Hard hnd chopped raislH-. one level tcaspOonfui OF
Hola dissolved iu doe coffee; salt 10 taste: one aud
o. hHh t~arpo0ufuls CIuuHmon5 one teHspoouful
Glove one teHsp0Ouiul nutmeg aud one quarter
pound ciron, eat iu snHl bit- Add Hour Id tlnl =,
feiy stin y al some Of The sisters ny, aud repOrt2
~. A.. T.
E&CELLEST FRITTERF.
Take one pint 90 butlcrmiik one teasnoonful Of
EOuH Hun little salt; stir -four enough 10 make
sth batter, aud Try iu piping bot lard. Al egg
ar two viii improve tltcm. aud ~ desired some
SLICED nupies may bee stirred lu Ihe mixture Dust
witt .ugar before serving
BOW 10 GET SILVER BUTTON HOOK.
Dram g. g fEHNuz. ] very much wish u good
Fuls ior making rncf-c1pdys Hud 10 the first per
Hnn sending explicit directions a will give a baud
bnHc silver button nook seven aud one lnI inches
long, tine handle beautifully embeIIirhrd. n viii
Do nu ornament - amy lauy's room. Please tell
loA touE 10 boil the rIrup. iut 10 pat % iu, aud
Low % keep tBe sirlngs from floating Yours Pro
a'HtuH-Julln Pringle, Niagara Falls, ~ y
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WHO Is TT

a pioneer G. g.
NO one more popular.
Never ehirks heT duty.
j. loved by ala.
EtrHest aud active.
Lives IN the East
Welcomes all visitors
j. aH officer iu thc Guards
Loves hII 81 tire a.. AZ.
loses 40 chance O. do good
INSPIRES hcr CORES pondeuts.
A-l.s all Go join the Guards.
Makes friends wherever she goes
Sims buy, i" shc d. called
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CONVERSATION CLUB.

Rules Of me Cl1tb-l Write briefly Write only
Write on one subject. 8. Write your best. g.
BEND answers 20 all puzzles for 81 Editor. Each
"eek the nHmes 81 those writing the best letter.
ely ie, composition, spelling, pcumRnship and gen
efnl merit Cousdered-Wili be named "a the head
oi thus column on the Honor Roll. First honor
WI include ali Of these requirements. Second
Donor viii include deficiency ga some one point.
No Others Will De uipulpd
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"hen baDy was s.cE. We gave her CastoatU-
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 70 CastoriA.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoris.
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Minnie = Neu Is he daughter Of Peter Men. Co
III, lsgll Ohio. Size Joined the q. e. Do june. 1890
and BE- sister Of Emma d. Aeu. She b. "a member
81 the Christian Church the ". e. i. e., aud the
Furmers' Alliance; o. strong advocate for Womau's
EulIr nnH md a IlrnILILLLLnul.t
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On 80 cAII-Nrw MrMnEEs.

HONOR ROLL-BEST LETTERS.
First Honor-Waller Graham. Burr Oak, Iowa.
Second HonoT-Julia Punge, Niagara Fails,
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e. G. SKETCHES.
RuEY A. FRENoH.

INII1I|l H'I'1'''' 3'.'l'Ia
Riley A. French, Colorado, Iowa, enlisted in the
Regular Army june, lsS7; served thrrc wears aud
three months in Troop "a, lst Cav, spending seven
months DO Yellowstone Park. lie ls "a Christian,
and farmer by occupation. Will exchange auto
graphs with all.
Ollie Hall Ellinwood Kan. Is the daughter Of a
Tlst Ohio veteran She b. a member Of the NJ T..
Church aud active ia the sunday school; medium
hight; weight lO7 pounds fond OF music children,
and fancy work
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IlAto letters VS.. mean veterans son, Nd vCtor-
hli 3 daughter and Wv. veterans widow members
4" in-snalaiiuus viii he marked :. Y. and DN.t
Lizzie il Ware, vwife Ioup City, Nuh. stephen
~. Moore, vs.. Aller1n, Michs j. May HUI,
~"eue-buro, Nj; Matte G. Webster v.d l-t Mich.
Cav AitlnH, Bicu.; Mahlou aud Mabel Bapp vs..
aud Nd, Maynard nud Narjp Guild, v.p.s. and
NEd, Deli Rapids, s. a.; }. T. donaldson, Oak
Lodge Ind. IcTg Pearl Pierce v d.. seth and 18th
ONO, CCutudia. Wash.
New members desiring correspondence; win
Schrfle.. sol r., Michigan Center, Mich, Box 2 /;
Horace NJ, King. CuaUmHn, Kan; Maggie ThOmp-
son. laveyiile Pa q. a. Samson Vs. lglst Pa
High Lake Pa. Total l2sIg
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THosE wHo AsK SHOULD RETURN FAvoRs

lhafNlr OF fhE q. a.. Reading ~. Estclla Mc-
NliHuB letter sHa fearing liIat othcrs 81 you may
have uiinuuarIstoud uly compliant iu regard 10
postal autographs, would say that did NOT have
reference 40 ali q, a. members but only 10 those
Who request uu rAcLHuge. have received more
lHau l-o since lch. 4 aud have answered all cK-
cnid two, which 4 intend 10 answer as soon az
possible. Sister Mcmillan j TOO uun "a teacher. but
walk, instead 81 one aud one half, thrcc miles 10
school ln regard 90 those who request au ex-
cihhEe aud then Sal 20 return The favor would
Hny llHt do not hHvr any faith in Them a. true a.
- r.. KNOW ~ one young lady ln Pcuu-y lyauia
Who Ea- received four autographs from Port Ma
Loh, Hud iHr, or y'i, HCi, lodged none oi them
" 100 rcHrt nay offer 81 prizes fof best postal auto.
graph 400 prsillrsi stamp photograph received by
NoF. J. Exchange win all. FRO Patua-J. o.
IlaTu-tuI Ior Matilda pa
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OHIO WAR FLAGS.

FRIESDs or &. G.: During recent visit 10 Colum,
bus hud the pleasure uf visiting thr PeIir Rooms
iHttrlug TIE apartment continuing tie fians. and
gazing upward, there deEauty proclaiuiitg hi.
nationality was the eagle. The flags were al
numbered ID rotation 80 that ID was no trouble fol
me To Ind tIe Nag that waved over my father IA
many teilspme march Hnd hard fought hattle.
They al showed hard usage Tor 81 mauy there wa.
only remnant loft. Sadly TUNED away as tbes,
thoughts came 10 my mind
Nhnt precious lives were given FOR your plorvi
O. nags could sou but speak what tales YOU'D
IcIl
OF hardzhips brRvey borne. - battles cory.
How dear your blood bought stars io tongue car
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GR1ESDs or THE e. O.: DEBORAH Iowa has an
ice cave near ilo oIfy which b. truly wonderful
The ch BE- 10 feet high, and al IT, buss among 4 lac
trees, winds i aud DOT tile beautiful Iowa Riy.r
There are two compartments 80 the cave Tie
hr-i extends ln aud downward nearly Is feet
Then with sharp slope II 3 feet The next carn-
pnrtnent u a. feet long aud eight o. DO feet wide
leneHh above and "a The sider b. mas. II uIJf.
soc. Two, three. and Do some places eight inches
thick The hotter and dryer tie atm sphere out side
tie thicker tbc Ice viii be ia the cave when ID h
very cold outside the cave viii bc warm and damn
l.c-s Than ~ years ago old DEBORAH Chief sG the
Nlauesituk7. used it i0T preserving dressed game
Waller W Grahaal
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The following letter from Joseph Bouse,
Deer Park, Nd. to the Secretary Of Agricul-
ture may prove interesting 10 some of our
readers. The letter reads:
81 received from Agricultural Department
one paper OF turnip seed and one paper Of leek
The turnip seed ] sowed on June II. and raised
about 80 bushels Of fine lurnips from the paper
Of seed, some Of which weighed from five TO
seven pounds each. The leeks did not amount
10 nlueh -
, 1891-10-14
z I0ldGP med Rom

markede den enc H.A.G. 81. den
anden paa den enc Ende "Distil-
lerie Lalang Ninet, St. Pierre,
Guadeloupe' og paa den anden Ende
"Rhum Martinique Lalong 161.
Havre", hvilke Gjenstande henligge
til Eftersyn paa undertegnede Politi-
hammer.
Eieren af ovennavnte Gjenstande
indkaldes herved med Aars og Days
Varsel til at melde sig her paa
Politikammeret og behorigen godt-
gj0re sin Adkomst til samme. Saa-
fremt ingen skulde melde sig vile
Sagerne blive bortsolgt we'd offentlig
Auction.
Christiansteds Politikammer, St. Croix, den
ode October 1891.
MAXEN.
, 1891-10-14

4PT is hereby made known, hat the
Cd Government has transmitted to
the undersigned Sheriff the list of
arrears of taxes to the Colonial Trea-
sury for the year 1890 with order to
levy for said taxes if receipts be not
produced before the end of the pre-
sent month.
Christiansted's sherif's Office, St. Croix
the 9th October 1891.
MAXEN.
, 1891-10-14
NOTICE.

GDHE business formerly conducted
q in St. Croix under the firm name
of FRANK G.. PHIPPS having been
closed up, notice is hereby given that
the power of Attorney held by Capt.
N. E. PERKINS in the prosecution
of the said business is consequently
revoked, and that Lawyer A. E.
STAKEMANN is authorized to col
1ect and give receipts for all claims
due said firm by parties in st. Croix
or st. Thomas.
New Haven, July LIST 1891.
, 1891-10-14
z barrels D. Rum;

marked the one: H.AyG: ~. the
other at the one end: "DestilIerie
Lalong Ninet, St. Pierre, Guade-
loupe," and at the other end:NRhum
Martinique Lalong 161 Havre,"
which articles may be seen at the
undersigned Police Office.
The owner of the above mentioned
articles is hereby summoned within
a year and 6 weeks to appear at
the Police Office here and Satisfac-
torily prove his ownership.
In case no one should appear, the
effects will be sold at public Auction.
christiansteds Police Office, St. Croiz, the
9Th October 1891.
MAXEN.-
, 1891-10-14
acknowledgements

1A EFT bekjendtgj6res herved, at
- Gouvernementet har tilstillet
und ertegnede Foged Fortegnelsen
over ubetalte Skater til Colonial
kassen for Aaret 1890 med Anmod-
ming ON at foretage Execution for
disse Skater, saafremt Kvittering
like er %forevist linden Udgangen af
indeverende Manned.
Christiansteds Fogedkontor St. Croix den
Ode October 1891.
MAXEN.
, 1891-10-14
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N the sea east of the Island of St.
Croix was found on the 25th ult.
, 1891-10-14

Translation.
, 1891-10-14
A BOAT

adrift, measuring 20 feet in length
and a feet in breath, black in
the bottom and blue above both in
side and outside. and marked on a
plate in the PROV, 291t also on the
LIST inst, at the same place likewise
floating in the sea
, 1891-10-14
Bekjendtgjorelse
Seen 0st for Gen St. Croix er den
25de find. fundne drivende
| A D.

der err 90 Fod lang Il bred, sort i
Bunden og blaa foroven baade
indvendig og udvendig og market
paa en- Plade j Forstavnen 291l
SAINT den 1ste s.Md. sammested lige-
ledes fydende i Seen
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A MUNICIPAL COLOSSUS.

The story that recent corrections of the
surveys of Indiana show that large part
OF Chicago, including the worlds fair ST tie,
Is IN the Hoosier state, instead of Illinois,
is good enough for transient sensation.
No one will believe that anything will
come OF the discovery, il it should be con-
hrmed, beyond establishment of the
border lines on the basis of the present
status.
Chicago, as new Colossus of Rhodes.
with one foot planted in indiana and the
other in Illinois, would be grotesuue. There
is Kansas City, Missouri, and Kansas
City, Kansas, and, situated on both
sides of the line of the states
there was once house, one end
Of which was "wet" and the other .sdrv. y
IN prohibition point of view; but Chica-
go, Illinois and Indiana, would be still
more unique. For years past the Lake
City has been absorbing adjacent environs
to swell her census figures and make the
suburbs help pay the taxes; and it is ten
to one she will file the claim, and establish
1t, too, that instead of any part of her lin
its belonging to Indiana, large slice of
the western part of Hoosierdom ofiright be.
longs to her, mo pent-up Utica con-
tracts her powers She is the octopus of
cities. the drag-net of outlying terri
tories.