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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-21

AN ACCIDENT How did this hap
pen?" asked the surgeon, as he dressed
the wound in the cheek and applied a
soothing poultice 10 the damaged eve.
SCOT hit with a stone," replied the
patient.
"Who threw it?'
"My-my wife," was the reluctant an
swer.
"Hum, its the first time ever knew a
a woman to hit anything she aimed at, y
muttered the surgeon.
'She was throwing at the neighbor's
hens" replied the sufferer. IL was be.
hind her." -Chicago Tribune.
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The fly deposits its eggs in the freshly
dropped dung, where the maggot is
hatched out, and on which it feeds until
ready TO purate. 1t usually brings ont
several broods in "a season, the last brood
remaining in the pupa form until spring
To destroy them throw a shovelful of
lime or of wood ashes upon the fresh
droppings every day both in the yard
and pasture. This will serve also the
purpose of making more and richer fer
tilizer, and thus partially repay its cost.
Another way would be to have all the
droppings in the pasture spread with hoe
or rake twice week. which would cause
it to dry up before they had reached the
pupa stage, and as they feed only upon
the moist dung they would soon die
American Cultivator.
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GAMBRUNO zSI2.
I Record 29J.
Half brother TO .Jepunie & DOB

Half brother to JEANNE {. Pop.
sired by Gambetta Wilkes, sire of 81 in
$50 list
LIST dam Delilah dam of Jeanne C.. 2:22.
Gambruno 2:294 and Clementine 2.3sf.
and grandam of Cecilian 2:2S, Gillian
go and Lonzia 2, 240, by Administrator
2.29l, sire Of Catchhy 2:lSl and IL others
and of the dams Of 81.
2 dam Mary Elmore, dam Of Cleveland
2;2Sl and grandam OF JEANNE G. DID,,
Gsmbruno 2;29l, and Taras 2:3s, by Nam
brine, sire of Tom Britton 2:26 and Sadie
Howe 2:26 and the dams of two.
3d dam by Star Davis, sire of the dam
of Dick Taylor > al.
4th dam by Brown Pilot, sire of the
dam of Rosalind BE. Sl5 to Insure.
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HAPPY DAY 1907.
Record 2gl

Sired by Happy Medium, 32I. sire Of
Make Cobb > 10 and ~ others. and of
dams of 81
Ist dam JAY Eye-See, dam of Happy
Day 29l, by Nutwood = ls9, sire of los
in 30 list and of dams Of AZ.
2nd dam MONDAY, dana Of Darknipht
, 3sl and Pastime 2 pa, grsndsm of Hap
py Day 2 29l Conqueror 81 226 and
great grandam Of Guerita lgl and Gam.
boiler = - by ST Elmo 80 sire of dams
of \.
3d dam Midnight dam of JAY. Eye.See
. 10 trotting O6l pacing, Noontide . 2OI
Beaumont = 800 aud Electricity 2i73 by
Pilot, Jr., sire Of John Morgan 2 "a and Z
others and of dams of 80.
4th dam Twilight, by Lexington. sire
OF the dam OF Nora Temple 27l.
9TH dam Daylight, by Imp. Glencoe,
sire Of Iowa. sire Of the dam of Envoy
22S. SIS to Insure
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Complicated Relationship the Cause or
Suicide


One of the medical Journals relates
the following as afact: William Harmar
a resident of Titusville. Pa, committed
suicide fsw days ago from melancholy
convection that be was his own grand
father Here is singular letter that he
left: | married a widow who bad grown
up daughter. Ny father visited our
house very oiteu, fell in love with my
stepdaughter and married her. 80 my
father became my son In law and my
s,epdaughter my mother, because she
WAS my fathers wife. Sometime after
ward my wife had son; he was NV
fathers broth.r-iu-law and NV uncle, Tor
he was the brother OF my stepmother.
Nv fathers wife e., my stepdaughter
had also a son; he was, OF course, my
brother, and in the meantime my grand
child. for he WAS the son OF my daughter.
NV wife was my grandmother, because
she was my mothers mother. was
INV wif,'s husband and grandchild a: the
same time. And AS the husband OF a
persons grandmother is his grandfather,
| was nv own grandfather
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&. +. CLAY AGO.
Five-yearold Record 2:ls.
Ray horse Foalsi 1881

Sired by Caiiban 23i. Sire Of Cyclone
2:23 and five others, and sire of the dams
Of two and grandsirc of SO with records
OF 80 or BETTER
lst dam soprano dam Of Eminencc
2lSi, g. +. CLAY 2:lS, Strathbridge 2:2si,
and grandam OF Brown silk 2:22l. sister
to solo 2:2Sl and Steinway 2.25aL by
Strathmorc the sire Of Santa Claus 2l5l,
and 81 Others, and Of the dams of 80 ia
2:3O
"a dam Ahbess dam Of Solo OBS aud
Steinway 2:2i3 W. Wood 20s, Cricket
2:l0, Caesar 2l6i and other, aud sire #
the dams 81 > in the $50 list, and sbc il
the grandam cd C. +. Clay > Is. Emnencc
PTS, Strathbridge 2:2Si and S;oner Roy
22dll by Albion (sirc of Vanity Fair
22Sl)
3d dam by Marshal Ney. s7j the sea.
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1pulJN 05JOU2TUS

lie is coal black JACK, Isis hands high with
out shoes heavy body and good bone
lie IS by Bourbon Chlei, the hnrt lact IN the
world. sold tor 5000, .
Bourbon Chief vas sired by Redmond's tier
culeS, he by Imp Hercules, and his dam by Imp
Espartero Bourbon Chiefs dam was by Col
Iear's Imp Napoleon sd ID dam by Beuna VISTA
ID dam by Imp eastman. Beuna VISTA was sired
by The grea, compromise; he by Ippecanoe; he
by Imp Warrior, which was aekno~,dsed IN .sst
irnne, iack ever in Kentucky. Bourbon Chef Is
n hands inches high without shoes. making him
the biggest Jack in the world He - a coal black
with mealy nose, and tor iorm' weight sye,
acton and APPEARANCE he has NO equal, lie serves
ienntts at S75 the season or So TO insure hY'ng
colt.
Tom Curtis ist dam by ice Phelps hig jack and
her dam by Sam. Phelps jack, ID dam ~ Haok
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DON PIZARRO 1909.
Three ycar-old Race Record 2l4l.

three Nrar-old hact RECORD l48.
Full brother To- Don Lorenzo 90. 1.1;f,
Galcna 2:2sl and Lollic Lorine t2l 2:l6l
sired by Gamhctta Wilkes tSire of "a
in . 30 list aud full brother 10 The King
2..Hl, sire Of - in 30
lst dam Lady iciscr dam - Misissc
2s0l, Don Lorenzo 90 2l7f. Galcna
2.2sl Don Psuo2lii and Lottie lorinc
(2l 2.l6l, and grandam of Margaret W.
2.2jl by Garrad Chef sire of Basil
Duke - and If dams 81 in the ESQ
list
2d dam Jewell tgrundam VI better
than 2ao through Lady leser her only
foall by Gill; Vermont sire of Bonner
Boy 2.2i. and 81 dams OF twclvc1
"a dam Brown Kate crundam Of Nciscr
Roy s.2pi. hy Black Jack sire Of the dam
Of Amy -. 22ll and grandam OF Idol
32tlJ Season $50
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-21

AN EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI.-The
Queen Il Crescent Route will run an ex-
cursion to the dedication ofthe new City
Hall and general demonstration in hon
or of that event will take place at Gin.
cinnati May 18th. Tickets will be sold
from all stations in Kentucky at one
fare for the round trip, good going on
trains arriving at Cincinnati the morning
of May l3 and good to return on trains
of May Is and IA. ID. G.. Edwards, g.
p. A.
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qiaas.s,s;@|zi'dljeks
Ss.53 sssSss,SMl
S:SS~NSzS So ~
THE HORN FLY.

1t Rests Around the Cows Horn when
Not Biting Elsewhere.
The horn fly. Hematobia serrata. was
introduced ir-o this country in 1886 and
seems to be rapidly spreading through
the eastern and middle states and into
Canada, proving very annoying to the
cattle. The figures are kindly lent by
The United States entomologist and are
greatly enlarged, the parallel lines be-
meath the fly and by the side of the
other figures showing the true dimen-
sions.
The fly is dark gray in color, resem-
bling the ordinary house fly, but only
about one-third as large. 1t obtains its
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-21
GEORGE WILLIS 1877.
Record 229i

Brown horse, foaled 1887, sired by Bel
mont. sire Of Nu,wood 2:lsl. and II
others. and Of dams OF ~ in the 2:30 list
lst dam Mona Wltcs dam of George
Willis 229l by George Wilkes 2.22. sire
Of IS in the go list, aud dams Of IS.
2d dam llamlettie dam Of STARTER = 2sl.
and grandam of George Willis 2.2gl). by
Hamlet 2:26 isre Of Leontine 2lsl and
. Others, and of the dams of 2i).
81 dam Minna dam Of Kentucky
Wilkes 2;2l and grandam Of Z others, and
the dam and grandam OF four sires that
have representatives in the 2:30 lisD, by
Rep Jacket (sirc of the dam Of Kentucky
Wilkes 2:2l and Madison Wilkes 2.22i.
and of grandam Of 30 so 2l7l and Red
Wilkes $40, sire OF ~ in $50 list.
SD Ia Insure
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CECILIAN PARK
DANVILLE, KY,
c. & c. -. CECIL, PROPS.
GAMRETTA WILKES,
Record 2224.

Record 2224.
Sire OF thrty-one in 230 list at II years,
making him the greatest sire that ever
lived ~ that rye.
Full brother to The King 2:29l, sire OF
- in $50 list, and Count Wilkes, sire of
Mill Lady 2;40 at one year Of age, and
two Others
Sire by George Wilkes 2:22. (Sire Of
Harry Wilkes 2:l34. and ~ Others in the
go list. and OF dams of ~.
LIST dam Jewell tdam of the King 2:2ol.
Gambetta Wilkes 2:22l and Hida Clay
2;354, and full sister 90 Black Maria. 3
mile record 7:35l, 10y ellis Vermont tsire
of Bonner Boy 223, and of dams of L. in
2:3O list
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BLACK JIM.
COMBINED STALLION.

Black Jim is a beautiful dapple black
of magnificent form; l62 hands with
heavy name and tail. Is 0 years old and
one Of the best combined horses south OF
the Kentucky river.
Sired by old Stonewall jackson ~, ne
bv old Washington Denmark 81. he by
Gaines Denmark, he by Imp. Hedgeford.
lst dam Mollie Brown, by Stonewall
Jackson Jr; "a dam Mambrino Patchen
Is; 81 dam by Hamiltonian.
Black Jim has taken two promiums one
a, London and one at Somerset. viii
make the present season at my stable -
miles west of Crab Orchard,
At ST to Insure a Living Colt.
Money due when colt is 50 days old or
mare parted with or bred to another horse.
:. a. MIDDLETON.
Crab Orchard KY.
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ROYAL KING.

Foaled 1890. Red bay, ID hands high.
Full brother To Silver King Gold King.
silver Queen aud the great show mare,
4 llie G..
Rv On Time. Isl dam Mollie MountZ.
Silver King was burned in Rue stable
whom = wears old: sired more good saddle
horses than any horse in Kentucky at the
same age. Gold King was bred to two
mares at years old and got two colts -
no better in this country; see Sam Harris
and Billy Murphy. Silver queen shown
hv Bill Rue, was a great winner Alhe
q educated Nv Nels Rowland, was hard
to down. Her present owner refused
$3.50 for her.
ROYAL King will serve Fifteen mares at,
NV stable, near Pink Cottage.
At SIT 10 Ipsu re n Living Colt.
JOE +. FARRIS.
stanford, NY.
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VICTOR HUGO.

This iiuc Young stallion willimake the
season OF 1895 at my place, miles from
shelly CITY. on the hnch Lick pike, nj
gIfly' 49, =,
$3.50 to- Insure"a iving..Colt.
5ssys.7-1.-. - e,,s-s,.
Victor Hugo is a beautiful red sorrcl
goes All the gaits and is a regular jim
Dandy nice one.
lie W., sired boy Gilt Edge .dl, he by
Second Jewel -. Second Jewel was SIRED
bv Cunuincham's Jewel, he by old Wash
ington denmark
Gilt Edges dam was by stoncwall
Jackson.
Motor Hugo, dam was by - Elmore.
she by Iocans Gill, ,he by ellis Yer
mont ellis Vermont out OF Anna g.
dam OF Lee Paul
Money due when colt comes or mare
parted with. Mares grazcd or led At
reasonable prices. Not responsible Tor
accidents should any occur.
JOHN SANDIDGE,
shelby City, Ky.
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$40 to.Insure Colu4 Months Old.

Chancsy Denmark, 76s q, a hay horse iuh 70
hands nigh. f,sied IN 1857 Nfsd ~ huhnl"s w
Time. dam by old Stonewal Jackson. His colts
are fne and ~ good SIZE, and vail compare With
anyhody's saddl. stallion. We have ,eariings aud
two year olds our farm; can be seen any tme'
him.
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MESSENGER DENMARK

ircgi.tcr No. al Vol. q is about Ii hands
high. a bright chestnut, sired by On Time.
lsi dam by Sumpter Denmark; I'd dam
by Messenger: Sd dam thoroughbred
This fine young four-year-old horse goes
all the saddle and harness gaits nicely
and will serve mares at $40 to insure a
living colt
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GALLON a: 1910.

Standard; Registered.
SIRED BY GAMBETTA WILKES a42T
Full brother 10 The King 7.79'+'
rst daa. Daisy6eld grAndsm Of Alice Wilkes
mi. al wears Of age by Enfield 12g sire OF
Robin a74II; ID dam, Quicks,eP. by ksntnSh
Prince IT,. sire Of q 9i7h, ID dam ny o'i
Toe. sire Of dam Of q. 1:t7h. .
Note Bay colt foaled ApIil 20, isS9. out OF
Enfield mares Cambetta Wilses produced Cam
brel 9:Iois, Rahleta e. 2:giH, Ganhyron 3 4.-''i
and Cannon ., 90.
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Dick ElmOre, Jr.
CONFINED STALLION.

Is beautiful dark bay; tSb hands high, star IN
forehead aud lcit hind icot white. Dick Fillmore,
Jr, was sirrd by Dick tlmoTe; BE- by -. fillmore,
he by Alexander Abdailsh, sire Of to'dsmtih
MAID: he hy Rysdyk's Hamiltonian, sirc Of Dexter;
he BY Abdallah De by Mambstno, he ~ Imp.
Messenger
Dies klmore Jr .tst dam vas ~ Mcdoc. d
dam by Ata'us, he.by lu-p. DiOmcde
Viii make the present. season ~ t'qg ~ NY place
miles from HustOuvillr, on the hustonsue
and radiordsSilie Turnpike,
At 81 to Insure a Living Colt.
Dick Elmore, Jr. has. proved himself hns
breeder
Leo retained on colt for season moncy. Money
due II mare - parted with 90 bred 20 another
RICHARD DOwNEY.
Elhshuts, Casey Co, Ky.
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THE SADDLE STALLION,
Gerrymander 235.

Registered. Bred by w. owsley, BurksYille,
Ky. Sired by Red Squirrel 81.
Isl dam l. a, bv Endor ~, By King Denmark,
by Star DenmarS u; I'd dam Dot. by Cray Lex
ington, &c.
Sire and dam Of Geuymander are both grad
lated at the Lexington Far, an honor but lew
horses IN Kentucky can lay claim to He won
first honors at several Of the biggest iars IN the
State in his three-year old iorn'. STANDS al
SIS TO INSUREA LIVE COLT.
W NJ DODD,
Hustonville KY
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At $40 to Insure a Living Colt.

Money due when colt - ioaled, mare parted
with or bred 20 another horse.
Second Jewel, by Cunning sham's Jewel; he by
Washington Denmark,
Jewels tst dam By McDonald's Haicorn; I'd
dam by Wells Crusader.
Charley's dam, Rowena Webb Russell, - one OF
the finest walking animals on earth, having met
and defeated all the crack walkers u Central
Kentucky including stations and gedngs. she
shy Funks Sumpter Denmark. by Co,dards
Surptrr Denmark. BY Games Denmark &c. 2d
dam the lompkius mare.
Bright bay, white feet ts'X hands and a natural
saddle horse. We will warrant hiu, 10 be a breed.
e. % saJdlcrs -
COOK \ KENNEDY.
Rowland, Ny,
J. =. Coos. =. ID ktsNEDN.
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TWO COMBINED HORSES

VIII make the seasan Of 1898 al my
stable near half way between Danville and
and about one mile east from
Danyille aud Stanford plSe.
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$40 to Insure Colt 4 MonthsIOld.

The service fee will be due infsll cses where
mares are parted with or goes out Of the country
when such fact - asCeTtaincd by M, lien retain
ed q all colts until season its ~ paid.
Mares and jennets kepi 4 REASONABLE rates
Care taken To prevent accidents, but not responsi
b should any occur. .-..... ....,.,.
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At 81 to Insure a Living Coli
BARNES : 21739.

Black horse year, old, 10 hands high.
Sired 10y G. +. Clay 2.ls
lst dam Ella H. by Vim. WEIGH 81.
I'd dam Kate by ellis Vermont
Sd dam thoroughbred.
G. T. Clay lput II in the $50 lisi last
year by Caliban dam soprano by Strath-
more. VIM. Wclch by iiamiltonian, 10
Barnes is very handsome and speedy
colt and should make u fast record this
fall. viii make the season at my place j
miles from stanford on the Danvillc pike.
At SO to Insure a Living Colt.
G. \. LACKEl,
Stanford, ny.
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Horses Teeth.

Between 9 and 3 years old our colt
begins to change his teeth. The mid
die pair of front teeth are pushed out by
the permanent teeth which take their
place, and the same process is taking
place far back in his mouth among the
molar teeth. From this time until the
horse is years old these changes of
teeth are taking place at short intervals,
and we may consider what steps may be
taken If any cause interferes with the
natural process. Occasionally "a milk
tooth, instead of dropping out at the
proper time, becomes entangled between
the two neighboring teeth and causes a
great deal Of annoyance to the poor colt.
This is shown by an unusual amount of
soldering, the colt eats very little, and
in bad cases he spits out his food after
partly chewing it.
Occasionally the breath has a bad
smell, and there may be swelling of the
tongue or cheeks. These symptoms are
common to any disease of the teeth or
injury to the back part of the tongue or
jaws and should lead to an immedi-
ate examination of the mouth, and if
necessary visit to the veterinary sur
geon. have seen many young and old
horses reduced almost to living skele-
tons by diseases of the teeth that were
cured by proper means, and no doubt
many such cases perish through the igno-
rance of their owners Ms to the cause Of
their malady.-Nor'west Farmer.
No kind of stock should be turned on
the meadows in spring. 1t can get little
food from last years withered heritage,
and the loss from trampling the ground
while it is soft from being recently
thawe1 cut does an injury that damages
the meadow for many years after. 1t is
doubtful policy pasturing meadows at
any time, but il pastured in the fall the
droppings Of stock should be scattered
early in tine spring - ----.
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CLANCY Denmark,

EThe enc saddle sta'lon Clancy Denmark, rs.
viii make abe season If i>99 ~ the stab" OF the
[ ude ~, ood kros 4. Of mile tom Hubble store
mares at
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Alaska has so far yielded $4,000 600
in seal skins.
There will be two miles OF lunch coun-
tiers at the Worlds Fair buildings at
Chicsgo.
Women now vote for minor elective
officers in twenty states and three terri
tories.
At the Royal Library in Berlin are the
numerous ear trumpets the composer
Beethoven used
A Philadelphia grocery advertises the
fact that milk is sold there by sign in
scribed, ave Keep Cows"
Four chickens, two geese and pig
were among the presents received by II
GruDdy county Mo, bride.
The king of Greece receives the small
est pay OF any European sovereign, his
diary amounting to only 100000.
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BOURBON CHIEF

Sired by old Bourbon Chief " hose pedigree Is CIV
en- above His dam was Black JeDnet, she was
sired by a lack by Jason w slker's Csstilhan and
out OF . full sister To Beuna Vista, Who was out Of
iennet by Black Sampson. Both Jacks illstandat
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STAMPS Al S..
ALCAN WILKES.

Bred at Wagner Stock Farm, Marshall, Mich.
Rich bav stallion, 70 hands, ioaied IN i0e7'
Sired by Recorder 4o52, son OF Alcaniafa 72),
record , -. abe best son OF George wilkes, ut
dam Lady Prirsle, hy Abdailsf Ih"n by laggarIs
Abdsllah a. he by Faruers' beauty son 81 Dung
Papineau. a French Canadian horse; ID dam b'a-k
Anne bN star u the u Get tt6, record 2.2o,
AlcaniaTa led all horses M siriug 2So perloimtt'
of isoo, putting a new ones in the nst ms Is
unequal, d.
Recorder sire q three in g:3o in ISg3, BY Alcan-
tara; dam nv Garrard Cheif, I'd dam by Norman
IT,. Stands at
ToINsURE A LIVE COLT.
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At So to Insure a Living Colt.
Charley Sandidge.

Sired by Second Jewel as.
Dam Kowcna Webb Russell 744.
This fancy bred stallion viii make the season Of
1875 az Cooks Springs ~ miles east of Stanford,
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The SAGACIoUs boY.-Iou never can
catch Yankee boy. You can
never corner him. A gentleman
travelling in the country OF Stoddard
n. H., where it is all rocks aud powders
and abandoned farms-the old farm-
houses going to ruin saw boy ct
twelve or fourteen hoeing ina corntield
on the side of what would be pasture
land on anybody else's farm. The corn
was rather poor looking. The traveller
refined in lis horse and spoke to the boy.
He said to him, "Your corn looks rather
small"
"well," said the boy, tive planted
dwarf corn"
"well, its looks yellow, poor and thin"
"well, we planted yellow corn "
"Well," said the traveller, Il doI'i
mean that. 1t don't look as ifyou would
get more than half crop"
II dom: expect to. | planted it on
shares.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10
OfInterest TO Women.

The exhibits of Spain and Belgium in
the Woman's building are very fine, the
Spanish being the more elaborate and at
tracing the most attention from its loca-
tion in the center of the south pavilion,
from the exceeding beauty of the cream
and gold booth and the varied nature of
the exhibits. There are some magnificent
gold embroideries, and fine laccs i'm every
design and for every use. There are tiny
manikins in native costume, and carved
woodwork ia rich and rare devices, one
beautiful vine-covercd cross being perhaps
the finest. Not only has old Spain sent Of
her costliest and best to lay as tribute at
Columbia's feet, but new Spain has Joined
her, many beautiful specimens of needle.
work done in Havana being i'm the collec.
ton. Belgium's exhibit consists princi.
polly. OF paintings and the rare laces for
which Brussels has always been noted and
which are priceless
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-10

Underneath them the boats and gondoia
are fitting, and over them streams OF
happy people are constantly passing. Far
cher along are the gresn trees and the
flowers of the wooded island. In the ex-
treme distance is the great hight Of the
Illinois building and the more beautiful
dome of the Art palace. The foreground
of this picture is misty, for there tho foun-
tains spray the air. Around tho corner of
vast Machinery hall come the swelling
strains of music. The sight-line from this
spot Is encased by walls of ivory, four of
the greatest and noblest buildings In the
world-Machinery, Agriculture, Elec-
tricity, and Manufactures-ranging them
selves either side she view.
There are many such yistas here, and
one never tires of them. Another is that
to be seen looking south from the rustic
bridge which crosses the lagoon at the
northern end of Horticultural hall. At
the right is n long stretch of water leading
down to the richly-tinted Transportation