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WEAVING CALVES.
There La Always Danger In Changing resl
Too Soddsnly>

Too Suddenly
IL IS disappointing time when one
sees the calf or colt that has been
growing thriftily while fed by its dam.
beginning 10 look rough in Nair and
thin in hesh as IL comes TO the changed
conditions Of feed when once IL has
been wcancd Ii Is right here that 50
much Of the trouble comes In sttcmpt-
ing TO raise calves and colts. n il the
suddenly changed condition OF feed
that disarranges the small animals
digestive organs, and for awhile APP
pears 90 stop sts growth entirely. The
remedy Is rsainly the making OF the
change from the dams milk 10 the
new food a. little OF change as posi-.
bic at Rrst. and 20 make this change
very gradually.
To do tshis IL Is bcSt e begin bs al
lowing the calf, for instance. 10 take
but hs2s its I'LL OF It's dams milk, I'm
ishing upon a mixture OF fresh milk,
and warmed slIim-nilk Gradually the
daui's milk can De reduced ina the ra-
| ton aud the warmcA sl,im-n4lll, ga.
creased while into IL Is stirred a little
bosfsd flaN-sccd and boiled oat-neal
au6 middlingS, vcry little of these
ss'tstances being added 20 the
na,lk az first while gradually incrcas
I ing the quantity "a tho calf gets oldrs
aud more fully accustomed % this foot
THE great point Is 90 make the change
i'Go gradually a. not 10 disturb the d.
4 gestive functions. and no small part of
T the care required 10 do this il hav-
} ing the p0cPHro6 food always OF the
warmth 81 new milk. Evcn after the
calf has grown strong and lusty upon
its new 6iet, the milk and mush which
is giveh a. should be warmed. as the
chilling ~ thestomack from the drink
ing of pail 81 cold milk, or other iIuia
is likely 10 be the beginning Of a seri-
GUS disturbance that may manifest IL.
Selfiu scoursand in failure 20 properly
assirnilate the food taken, which naoans
| retarded grewth. q calf at this finae
should have some grass or hay 10 cat.
out Get ~ Zoe clover, il possible. and
not too much OF that, for veeaHcd
calves kept ina stable frequently over
tax both the capacity and the digestive
power of their stomachs be eating
large quantities. az dry hay becoming
! thereby ''pot-bs HE'D" aud rutiuifty.
II scours'occur, even when soory care
| b taken "a drink OF mill freshly
drawn from thu COW viii prove "a COR
receive, while constipation, g it occurs,
can bercmedisi 10y taking care not e
boil the milk when heating 40, and 10y
lGlightly Increasing the lsxEtivc foods
that are adttd 10 the milk, adding a
little 'boilcd bran, II needed, for thi,
ipurposc. If'Such "A plan is followed
and tbe sTuA animal, OF sninnls. ar,
kept 'WarmsUnd given a dry pen. tn,
change from'their dam- sU the pail ol
the caif-fcodCr can bc MADE with it'll,
difficulty. -AEebb Donnell, IN .Arnericar
.Argrieul turiGt
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rhey Were Tue ran cf tish, to suit H,.
Quiet spirit.

Quiet SPIRIT.
II was = curious circumstance. and
everybody Ina the smoking car seemed
to catch on az thu same mowcnt ON
The right-hand side sat a man with
cowboys hat, wooden shirt red neck
tie, pants In his bootlcgs. and general
air OF toughncSS Opposite him sat an
other man similarly attirca. but with
the addition ~ grizzly bears paw for
a scarfpin. One had been with MS for
over an hour-the last had just boarded
the train.
These two men az once began TO sire
each other mp and snccr and look sar-
castle Finally the man on the right
meanly observed:
81 reckon your bar 81 injun scaips is
in the NagvnVc car, ch2"
Yes hut my gums are ycrcw prompt.
~ responded the othcr
What's the use 81 guns unless yo
known how 20 shoot9'
What's the use OF CUB II you don't
back IL up?'
They werc now hot and ready for
morc, and IL soon came
out on our ranch we size sich fcilcrs
a. You mp FOR wolf bait, said the right.
handed man.
is that SOP Wall. out on our ranch
we don't walt 20 sizo up chaps like YOU.
We knows en- mile a way for
iuffer,"
"TsiSc that bacl''
Never"
1hey both sprang mp and % course
we rushed forward 20 stop the fight
| Near by was man who had been try
/ ing TO got 10 sleep 60 curr a headache.
Re sprang up, pcclct OF his coat. threw
down his hat aud shouted "a the tive
tcrrors.
Both OF YOU ST DOWN. a. II death
wasn't Ave feet away.
They dropped back on tsc seats like
bags of sand and he stood over Them
and demanded Of The ono on the right
Where 40 you camp when you're al
homc?"
I'm ohio," was sA-o mock reply
And youPn
"In Indiana
81 guess ttRt's right ThSls about
the way J sized yen up. just word .,
YOU. shut right mp Don't peep an
other peep about bnrs. hiiuns OF
ranches. or ahoatin' You have mad,
me tired. and - there's amy more OF ;
| IN drop both of you OIL ulis car int,
the ditch
Tic wcns bach 20 hia sehtrfo nurse hi
headache and the Two b-rrors sat =,
quietly tor tic ncNt hour that some o
a. wondered N they hadn't been scarc'
e. doash Lftcr on one ~ them fou IN,
cnresscs lis bar CLAWS and the othe
rend dime novel, and they wcrr a
peace with all the world Detroit Ere
Hrens
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itwas his proud boast that the blood
of William the Corquer0r coura,d
through hia gcins I.e chat a. H. NAV
the deep shadows 0f evening we,
stealing across tho les when d. asked
her to he his wife Her heart dd NOT
nutier NOR hcr b1.om heavt She
WASH built that way "Mv lord sh.
murmurcd and her voice was strangely
like the sough'ug ~ the wind .I sup
pose you are aware OF The striugencv
in the money market The noble
suitor bowed his head in acquiesceuce.
hen She raised Der veu in order
that che light ~ her plorious Drills
might fan fun upon him. won must
not misunderstood me when say we
must NOT think ~ such a thing until
after The extra session They talked
then n The weather and kindred topics
Detroit Tribune
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a CREAM eRoupER.
Simple DsSS-s which Hss Givon satisfts-
tory Results.

Sluais DeVf- which uss <ltvon satIsfas-
tory Results.
Ttc following note & contributed 70
the Rural New Yorker hy Mr. a. c.
Chapman. and may afford a. useful sug-
gcstou, though IL seems 10 us that one
might fartetter get a ripeuing vat. the
best devi-e being cDplaticaily the
cheapest as dairyiug
Il Is a good deal of trmblc TO keep
cresm ate proper temperature in win
ter II the whole m1lk-room is kept
warm, itroosts good deal for fuel. "a
notfre Is needed where tao crcamer is
used II the cream has 80 go benin :
the etovGin the living room, IL Is much
in the way and may absorb some of
the odoEs from the cooking vegetables.
Itnsaitsslt good deal 81 hard Juggling
for-somc one; so concluded 90 make a
small room on the priESiple OF the
br0oder.
Woke "a oboX wide and hiqh enough
10 hold cream pail anG long enough
20 hold All the cream nuils you have
Make r. cover that can 81 laid on and
will oc@tight Cut hole foot square
in tae b1ttom and line 1hoddees with
tin. stop this mp by nzi1iug a piece of
sheet iron over IL on the outside. Nail
on some legs SO as ~ raise 81 up from
the hoor high enough % puf a lamp
underh Ifina room where wind win
blow, .g1f va box without 81 coover and
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nae GAME o. prlorE.
sport witch l. Nueh Ealoysd by the
nasaurs of France and spain.

nasaaes of France and spain.
There IA In use among the Hasqucs n
sort OF basket. often circular. but often.
also. narrowly oblong Ia shape. Ina
which women generally. aud also men.
carry small burdcns-as OF hsh-on
their heads. These baskets. II may
fairly bc conjccturcd. suggested 10 the
Basqucs and 20 their spanish ncirhhors
across the Pyrcnccs the game Of pclote
tho long game or tho Basket
game. as IL il commonly called. OR Il
may he that some innovator suggested
tho use Of basket work instead OF the
stin heather used i'm trinquct
lie that az Il may. the basket gamc IL
played with long curved thing of
wicker attached 10 the glove In the
same manner 81 attachment as tho
leather The basket h not unlike tho
wicker protection which In England IL
fitted over the wheel Of tho dog cart TO
keep lady's dress from contact with
the mud on tho tire This pclotc IL
quito a different game from trlnquct
II j. played In the open air There il a
front wall ON which thc ball has to bc
served and returned. but there arc no
side wallis
The court Il often 1870 yards or M in
length, and its lines are marked as arc
the touch lines OF football ground
Tho server serves the ball as Ina blnid.
bouncing it ON slab OF marble, which
can bc set at the angle most agreeable
10 n.s server, and striking IL with his
bare hand against the wall IL Il re-
ceivcd either ON the volley or the hrs,
bound by ono ofthe striking-out side Ia
his basket. and returned against the
wall. Ry this time the server will
have resumed his plovc--his basket
aud u yeddy to take his part In the
gnu,o.
EOsr or five n side are common mum
bcrs> and villages compete with such
/ kccnucss against one another that 10 &,
usrnl for each village 70 have one man
who has been trained from childhood
10 the art OF serving. Large sums are
~ upon the games, aud " stranger
ccsircs 10 get up match between IA,
ocst players 81 the Frcnce aud Spanish
Bnsques he will probably have 20 offci
as an induce mcnt mo- less q sum thar
q fifteen or twenty pounds
There II no limo ON thc wall allow
| which the tall must strike. hut thr'
have a syEtcm 81 chnscS The ball q
sent swiftly along the ground from ia,
wall toward tho chase mark. and N Ia,
side defending tnc chase can field n be
fore h reaches tho mark the chase 6
OF, IL the defending side fail the c.ias
Ia won Blaclewood's Magazine.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
HOW 10 Max RoAps.
Srid'. lar EVhibit OF the Natlon
League for Good Roads

Srlds lar EShibit OF the National
League Tor Good Roads.
One day not long ago a man who had
worn shoulder straps ia the union army
was riding over wriuklcd stretch Of
prsirie road. The rad * in a county
cot far from Chicago The state might
be Indiana, Illinois OF Wisconsin. ANY
one OF them could flemish the road IL
was road which appeared Ia have
warped in drying. The middle of the
ridge was tiuted axe a washboard. At
places the ruts ereadened and dcepeued
into holes large enough for graves. II
was slow trivcling Cor the light boygy
lurched and struggled on its SqrcaiSing
springs. The cid soldier hcld on with
both haHcs and delivered himself OF
this opinion. IF I'm ever in service
again and want - cover a retreat. III
detail a towfsh p supervisor 70 stay be-
hind and work the roads ItN be Just
as gooc rs Surning bridges"
This road had been e'wsClxed"--iu
fact. ovcrvorled.
The neichhoring faryners kad pluvcd
~ lengthy ise and crosswiso. After'vard
they Serpped the dirt up toward the
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centcr and left IL there Ia pictures ne
heaps They would have done asne.
thing mon, but they finished worlsing
out their road taxes whenr.hey gost that
FAR and went bsckso thci- crops The
road as they left IL was guaranteed 20
Ibeia quagmire ip wetErcathcr and a
lbillowy reach of clods after tho sun
'Ciried II out. Su6t rona is t. be on
exhibit at Jackson paflS Il will b.
placed alongside goot road Eust to
SHOW farmers thr, difcrr nee. 10 make
the display accurate IN details farm
wagon viii be shown, S.ucls fsst in its
muddy depth.
The object 81 the exhibits made by
the National Lvague for Good Roads is
TO convince farmers that ehey need
better thorouehfares In the country,
even IL they have q pay more taxes
for year vi two. The league has
made quite etir in ifhc world during
its brief life. Last October IL held a
convention iHtchicapo Already il has
secured the lassagc i'm the senate OF a
bill 10 organize a national highwsT
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SNAIL eaters make poe mixers
The wise farmer will now have TOO
der corn TO cut Tor the cows. hogs aEG
sheep.
" you would have sleci-. oily pigs.
calves or colts. feed them some oil
meal But remember that q is a con.
eqntrated food and should be- fed mod
erl tely.
iaE man that milxs before daylight
and otter nightfall will not Sc both
oredeqith nies. but this does crowd the
adder ~ his best COW. u BE- better %
nave b dack shed in which "a milk
a by sheet on the family COW sgil
aid tc yer comfort and tend 20 larger
pfOduot9encas and more desirable milk
for family use III she Is sp0nged 90
daily with pcnnyroyal tea she VIII be
less annoyed by flies
~ the skim-miik be blue. or the
calves only have whey, put in hand
fni Of wheat middlings and gradually
increase The ration as the animals grow
older. Flnx.seed boiled until u has
formed jelly b. 8lsg excellent
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put GsoT in the side aud set.t the big
box on c. Prt your lamp inatlc and
shut the door Make slas rack and
Flace inside -tosCt the pals an to Seer
them mp from tie bottom 81 tue .io7, SC
that the sir can pass under tisem ANY
ordinary lamp ear be used, buf n tin
0ue with a good sized burner aud
slect iron chimney is best Bv reRulat.
ing the hame, one can get just the de.
gree Of heat needed. little practice
and Thermometer are all Tar ace
nealed ~ get eAnelent resulta
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APPLIED SCIENCE.
IA Electrician Who Made Good Use Of
His HnorrIrdre

"a Ilcctrlcltu Who Wads Good Uss Of
His Rnowledne.
q Brooklyn electrician has been an.
nuycd by cat concerts in his back ward
Every night the cat ranged themselves
on the back fence and meotved in
chorus The leading tenor in The com.
pang was monster with O. faleetto
voice ~ great range and power. Hs
was particularly strong in roulsde and
cadenza and some ~ bis forfomcuto
passage were models in expression.
But tho concerts became non0fanous
after awhile. and the electrician deter
mined 70 stop them BE placed q chin
steel plate ou top ~ the fence and con.
neeted % with O. motor in the kitchen
lie permitted the plate 90 remain on
the fence Tor three nights. until the
big tenor had become accustomed 4,
sitting on e. The plate was great
Improvement 90 seat over che ragvea
edge ~ the fence. On one moonlight
night the maltese soprano assoluta.
the cherry colored mezzo and the be-
whiskered tenor tObustO were singing "a
Chicago arrangement Of "Maria, Where
Art Thou
The tenor had reached a sustained
passage surchargcd with love. and had
risen on his hind legs 30 give freer ex
preston % g. when the current vac
turned on. The sustained passage wa
cut in two az u with q cleavef 10 end.
ed in most discordant squawx a. the
tenor fell OF the fence upon his back.
only - bound in the air like = ball and
disappear over the fence and down che
street IKE black comet *. Y. ~
rertleer
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The presei condition Of our roads
undoubtedly costs The couztrv. and the
farmers ~ g. especially. every year
vastly move titan the interest on the
largest SUM necessary 60 pes them in
perfect order ~ seems strange that
ahis country 90 Gar in advance ~ Others
- most things should, a. q simple
matter 81 fact 81 behind the whole
civilized world ln this sort Of Internal
communications - President Ma.her.
COruell Univ, y. - IN Memorial TO-
Congress on Road Exhibit 90 Worlds
C0lnmbian Exposition
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Potato H-etIes and Pouitry.

Az kinds of pantry viii eat the soif
young ~ the potato beetle. aud some
will even eat toe adult beetle. but ru
les che beetle a. killed before b.
swallowed &C. svilf remain alive iu 80
crop. lhe result usually being The death
OF The bird. There Gre many insect
which fowls viii E1t touch for tbaf
reason. as the hens hove mo- teeth g.
mastieEle them. and must swaIl0a
them alive unless they happen to strike
the iusoct with tine aeal during the
process - attempting 81 use them 40
food. ~ arz and Fireefde
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IL pole lima beans are pinched back
when they grow 90 n height Of Eve feet.
the size 81 the crop viii not be reduced
but the beans viii be larger All The
beans that set after the vine reaches
thia height vii be killed BY frosts un.
less the season is very late one. and
DO - useless e. leo the strength 81 the
plant 80 70 The formation u the extra
pods from which nothing will ever b.
REALIZED -Americau gsrmeE
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Syrup

Boschec's Gctmau Syrup Is more
successful in the treatment Of Con.
sumption than any other reu.esIy
prescribed II bas hccn tried under
every variety III climate Ia Tie
BLEAK bitter North boz damp New
England ia The tickle Middle States.
$50 the hot moist South-c.rr
where u has been in demand -
every nationality II has been err.
ploycd iu every stage Of Consume.
ton. IN brief IL has been ned.
by millions aud a. the only true AID
reliable Cousurpaon Remedy. E
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- u lII..an.lrne.l.

tirs lounglove You ought not 10
BE- 30 annoyed with the ltte darling.
I'm sure. you cried just as much 90 his
age
founglove Ny dear let me caution
you. Tor your own sake never 20 make
that remark in the presence of visitors
Puck
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MAMA LATHE Robbie Jones always ask
tu boz excused when be- leaves thr table. an,
you never do. Why ls ittf "Well. guos'
It's cause hos ashamed ~ eatin' 80 much,
don't know Inter Ocrau.
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pURfED ALIVE.
Noe ~ Many Psopie Meet This Pate =. ..
often supposed.

NOS - Nsny f""pis Meet This Pate ~ is
often supposed.
~ defective are many of the ordinary
evidences at death that medical sci-ncc
hAs giecn TIA, subject great deal Of Mt
tentiom.
Il used 90 be supposed that people
were often buried alive through acci-
icnt, aud Nriteru OF romance have
iwc't upon this specie at horror with
mucd JUNCTION During the war many
soldiers were said o. have been Inferred
whir living who were merely lea "a
lethnrEy or sfupor arising from loss 81
blood, cXhausfion cold and fear Bodies
have often boon found turned over fn
soihns. ~ II the occupants bad walked
up aid U I'D 10 get out ia numerous
other eaees OF similar sort thc tongue
has been discovered proiruding from
thc noutL as is from au4oeafion. and
thcre hnvc been stains from bleeding
On the burial ciothtag
Nav, such facts af these were arupiv
suficicnt IN former days 20 convince
the most slzepiical thnt tho persons cone
cerned had been intearcd alive. But it
- nosy known that such phenomena
are exhibited by drstd bodies under
conditions wholly normal. The turn
ing % q corpse in It's coffin f. brought
tboA by uie expansion 81 The gases 81
putrefactiOn. The projection of the
tongue from tae mouth is au effect u
thc same cause BicedinV often occurs
after death la fact such "a hemorrhHgc
ia known to have tullen place EIGHT
days after the demise 81 the Individual
In this instance the bleeding was from
wounds inflicted during life .nrfn-
natl Commercial Gazette.
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MANAgER That Young friend % yours j.
a sleepy sort % fellow What shall 10
win himiH MUrchaut-"See III YOU Can't
hnd him place ,n tho night shirt depart
Iucnt IT'D Bits.
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An old lady who o. the best was
certainly not very musical. attended
church one morning "a little while ago
During tse service an anthem was
sung by the choir. during vhieh "a GER
tain Mr.. Wood rendered a solo when
returning home the old lady remarked
20 q friend Dear dear. what Is uIe a
they make ~ that anthem. to 10. sure.
Why u IL had not been Tor Mr. Wood.
they would have broken down entirely
ia one part. - London Iit-Bits
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"WuAr makes YOU 40 sure that Wrlghter
is going into hctt0ni Has he ever done any.
thing in mat lincW "Ao. hos he planning
falO Courier.
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- like you very much Charlie. but
J couldn't marry goa. J don't think ee
could live happily together .Buf.
my dear Maude reflect After we gyef.
married wouldn't bee home ve-r
much. -TitBita
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CusroHEH DO you suppose y0u car saks
a good picture Of E4eff Photographer n
shall have 10 snsWcr you ia tbs asgaiFe,
. cir. f-Fogur.
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srussion To Michigan RESORTS. .AaEas,


The G. ~. 4 y. will run an excursion
90 pctosAey fny Wow. Trnvcrse Cit.
lid al point GOA the T. a. A. a. r. 81
md q. H. a. D. railroads between lhdii.
iIc aud iilv View only 80. ~ Zoe The
Hrnd a. . from Cincinnati tickets
good going August 3i,t. R0od rcturninr
Tcptcmtscr 40. lspl
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SLrscE "a golden, bat you have never
realized how golden until you have 20 DOS /.
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sns WANTED Tn HCruEn. -"Ethsi, vi
you ruw With mo down thh river ~ ilfsft
"No, q arence hnl wouldn't Esind altiaE
a. CoKswalb. hr0okiyn Life.
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1aE great danger % looking TO mncA up
On toe wine when us rel - that ore uis1
begin using Il for palrt - Pk8sds pbia
Ledger
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Tur difference h~t'scra n tigh. Niacl -
and r. "ugut' tuan OF Railroad traiu is fAai
one you can open aud see other y1u caB
shut up y onkCrs Statesman.
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How hose Girls Love Oneanother.
Mildred Bangs DO ] look well In b
veil2 Niune 0srr-Ies in thick one
Truth
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Indianapolis. September tos Ihr
~ g. -. viii have tickets on snlt
TENDER go. ftb and 5th ~ one cont
.er mile good returning unti sepfrm.
her %. From indianapolis intv fatet
world Fair nt one trii, sad al q mini
mum oNpc9 p
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You suy water was his ruius
Flooded out7 'No fooled others out
Put 500 much water 600 iae whisky he
sold that his trade ali .e't hinl "-Buf
fsIo Courier
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"ImsT, said tire rapf vouuT man. a. 80
pointed 20 hts tfcHm slrht "ls ny floating
Indebtedness. '- W ashingfou star
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Tnr IA, man in the sifs Show ls 1ying 30
wait Tor rs tirt'n Galveston Eras
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-03

the lfelilze marble woman who has
stood az the left Of the onuaace 10 Italy's
section on the south side. 10 was carved
by Amtreoui, and the general verdict is
shat the price was $1,000 Whether IL
was this much. or a tenth as much, the
price was the highest yet paid for any sin
glepiece.
Germany Is equally as unfortunate A
surprising small number OF oils have
even been priced and IL is with difficulty
one Of the welcome tags can be found in
any Of the long lines Of rooms. Belgium
is in the same boat, and so on down the
list is the universal wall Of the stringency
which has tied up the American peoples
usual lavishness. About all the commits
sioners discuss nowadays is this topic,
and they do not handle the status Of az
fairs with very soft gloves
The pieces Mr.. Yerkes created such a
panic by buying are companions, one
showing a woman about to plunge into
pond and the other probably the same
person just emerging. In both the color
ing is unique and exceedingly bright, and
the execution is less brilliant than in sew
eral others by the same artist.