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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-29

p,o,sos ALcorT PRATT,
d. n'VE'Y r. Pratt, and eldest
','i pronson n Alcott, died at
= s,U Shs was the original OF
,,..t s'n one of the four Lit
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-29

1.-THE further the democratie
marty gets away from the Chicago plat
form" SAYS an esteemed contemporary.
utbe better its chances will be OF
avoiding the breakers which ne oeiore
it." Last year it was the MINNEAPOLIS
olatform which went upon the break
ers and II Is there vet. the republican
Marty with II. st. Louis Republic.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-29
A BAD BREAK.
Beniamin Harrison's Unfortunate Refec-
tlon Upon Congressman.

tlon Upon Congressman.
Benjamin Harrison's friends have
held fast to the one point in his favor
they regarded without doubts. They
have said continuously for five years
that he could speak every day without
hurting himself with "break." That
mark of calculating mind they trusted
in when they could not compare him
with Henry Clay, Roscoe Conkling and
other wings and republicans who have
beeu big enough to say things liable to
offend touchy people. His luck has
left him. His best friend cannot over
look the unfortunate reflection he made
mon the dignity of congressman. "A
CONGRESSMAN thinks he is as much OF
statesman as an ordinary president can
set mn claim to be, and when BenJa-
min spoke of the Fifty-third congress
as team of wild horses he hit all pres
ent. past and yet-to-be members. IL
suggests that he thought he drove
Wild. horse team when he was in the
white house. Benjamin Harrison Will
not initiate his grandfather with an
election after an overwhelming deiea-
congressional politicians will not heip
a man who thinks he is directing an
unruly team. He has taken himself
ont of the race of 1896, for he has been
a product of managing politicians ana
now he has alienated the biggest par'
of them.-St Louis Republic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
TOO POSITIVE.
An Illustration OF the Dangers Of Over
eoufideDce In Self.

An illustration OF the Dangers Of Over
eoundence In Self
II IL sometimes . fault Of young
people 10 rely too fully upon their own
opinions or impressions. and there are
grown people who are quite too sure
regarding matters TO which they have
given little attention. A passenger on
French steamer tells this story:
THE wind was fresh and we were
running at the rate of twelve knots an
hour. Our mariners were deceived In
their calculations. and as the lead did
not indicate the proximity of the coast
they were expected 70 approach they
concluded that the currents had carried
us into the channel One morning at
break of day l heard the captain ex.
claim:
"'I see breakers through the mistr
IN. de rAigrille, an officer of SUI
pcrior merit. who nevertheless dis
played sometimes too much Of tho con-
fdence Of youth, replied, with smile:
Those breakers, captain. are nowhere
but In Your glass
Young man. soid our old captain,
with a tone OF anger. You are major
general 20 the squadron and may give
il the orders you think proper. but
know what have TO do. 1t is l who
answer for the safety Of my ship.
shall. therefore, give orders TO tack, for
there II not moment to be lost
lie accordingly gave that order. md
during It's execution. the fog having
suddenly cleared away, We perceived.
at about two hundred yards from ur.
tho rocks against which our feet would
inevitably have pcr,shcd Fortunately
the whole squadron iuitated tho move
mont Of our vessel, and all danger was
over.
Tho young officer lost no time In
thanking the captain for his wise re-
proof aud for his adherence Ia the duties
Of his position"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Henry Bogsrf. Mottsili- farmer.
mouths the soss n 1900 4 stranger
sta a certified cheek for $1,000 l.osighf
the Farm Or e. eco and BsRerf paid the
difference. soms Tesecns never read
The psser~
Inrrnze - rsftiow. a. sr~l T.ansinz
rairter. fell from friishnz = distance
n rairty fe~f ~ ~as picked up un
conscious ard esausfnafi7a she~a,i that
s@iie frasa numerous cuts bis spine sac
in5aress
STATE hcarf 2 auditors hsv~ e~arss.i
Frsi Harvey - f,rfrntt o 20 far 81,
fries reviewed az - sfase arcamtrneof
se3 Mrs. h~sv~r - Naasrav 400 fas
fse fiesta - her saH. slIs,sl rs = sha.a
tafi.e
ksiamszno - kekinr 81 hrr a,vtv
Fffeefa taef Year the sis~af sni iffsv.
fa1a raa es~rrire-n EEna Hks 80
ihe csvey = tbe sorsfion - the hsur
- tse.ersT i4ie
Tso = fhe Felfsse t.>,is a. ffs faefs.l
here tee- @.l1 ne ere 4esef - "a
nses errt fr a. Iteaferari fles
srnss -frrx's rsaA tsrs.sbt a ssao
eeveo ea~ea
a. aertssazey ~ ffeiisat srs- hast
rrss dad as atsrffssee So sssstts. a.i.
e fis rff.5ir< ef.fk 81 m 81 fhi@k
'r9 e efina 49, = 49, hrae - savs
esarT
5eek~n f&isss kss i.le1 .sssa a.
ss~t 500 - r~sssnes rA.n \. s~n~s.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

The distinctive literary work = me
Issxae. q. Fed knzpp<n. Three Rivers
4p IA Praise srrvice. conauered ~
tbs Raw. ~ y Csil~n. d. ID. jackson,
business session. department u scssAi
lsfs. shs kss. y. ksas> Ps<raah- Aa<tn.
viI4s. car attitude to~zrd Sunday re
sxss. Georss whiswosth. Grsnd kzpids,
hos nay vs utilize tbs pubiic prs~ss ".
b. boiIsn. Detroit; MS issgres rs.pnnsi
bii1ry Ia church nn4nor. truf- ID w.
s'prnxes. fps1inEki; pensscnstai s1rvice,
ths krv y. A. Smsrs. ies<ier.
f;30 ?. N % lis p m.--krosptson Of
fsiaxxfss By the 7. u. G. A. and young
psople's societ,es a Grad k2psds. At
the nev Y. u. e. A. building. corner
Pearl and IoniA Streets light resE~sh-
tnsnh ~ . p N
7.O p m--Pixtforn psssins; ad-
siresses. the Rev. IL v. Hott. issxus or
Rznizer. Rock River conferences. Chicago
& T. Piper. Esq. geusrsI treasurer hp-
sorth lssgus. Chicago. and othsfA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

~ unnskDAn TAiahs = Usna Auaas uog
WIN ls1ses o1unbes.
Musio - curative agent has been
known and valued frum the earliest
agss- says the London Telegraph. and
the recently established Guild Of St
Cecilia, whoae prcfsssssd object Il TO sp-
ply the soothing influence Of rAslody 70
patients In hospitals and elsewhere. h
only carrying out the prescriptions Of
physicians who Aourished two thousand
years ago The AtheniAn doctors ban
ished fever by . song" Thales found
music most efficscious In the plague,
and Aulus Gellius even went 81 fur ~ To
maintain that IL produced beneficial
effect IN cases of bites md stings. In
their work ON Psychological Medicine
Drs. Bucknill and luke remark that
music is the first recorded remedy en-
ployed for the relief Of madness A
novel. and possibly q useful. suggestion
In the same direction is mentioned by
DIR. J. u. Hickman Ia the Medical
Magazine.
1t "a that a musical box worked
by an electric motor might be advan-
sageously employed in cases Of insomnia
Some care, no doubt. would have u be
exercised TO see that the mechanism
worked properly before IL was started.
rs nothing would bc more likely to
drive sleep permanently away than =
musical box out Of tune or liable To un-
accountable and abnormal spurts of en-
ergy. II would also be trying TO .
nervous patiant il In the Silly night
the electric current were turned of alto
Fethcr and the box became suddenly
silent. II is possible that q burglar Ia
one's bedroom might be soothed and
induced to surrender his booty by the
unexpected strains of Home, Sweet
Home" but 1t Is also possible that he
might not One or two interesting
instances are recorded IN the article OF
the benefit which has resulted in hos
pitfalls from the musical treatment, and
the sleepless soul might do worse than
try the prescription contained IN it
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
rrohiblrion Cluh Mccting.

The Prohibition club made special
etIors 10 hold an interesting meeting last
night. as IL vas the last meeting - the
club before election. The Hon. T.. l..
Brigzs. the prohibition candidate for
mayor vas advertised b read a paper
on The Evils - the Liquor Traffic al
Home and Abroad" Mr. Briggs con
tribrted bic paper. but could not remain
AT the meeting IN read II. There WAS a
small number present and the meeting
vac not marked by any enlivening cam
paizn features Mr. Briggs paper was
Rad ~ The secretary Il the club. II b.
ing Tie same paper read before the fro.
hibition conference last week in Hart
mans hall In tho absence - President
Walker. n. j. Colvin presided Miss
Gene Eeyudefs played piano solo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Unity Church Corner Ransom and
Fountain streetA Faster service At
Has; preaching by the Rev. 1eorge
Bfsytoa Psnnsy.
ST. Marks Church-fioly communion
a. 30. SO and IL - = u; service and
sermon BY the Rev. Campbell Far sr
l0<D = m; ehildrcn's Faster celebrA-
tioa 1t 30 p. H.; -service d song. t-D
r. N
St Marks Hospitzl-Tussin chapel at
pa IN
Fountain Street Baptist Church
The Rev. John l. jackson. ID. ID. pas
tor. Morning subject Immortality;
evening subject. The Mastery Of
Stronger Mind
Trinity Chnrch--Celebration OF Holy
Eucharist at 7 and o O'Clock; Easter
echo musical service It 100 and !.
Address. The Triumph OF Easter
holy baptism at l. Ii. II. Johnston
rector.
Seventh Day ,Adventist-Eider l. g.
Moore. pastor. Good Tempisrs' hall.
SUNDAY. 7:l5 p. m Subject. The
United States in the Light Of Prophecy
South congregational The Rev. j. +.
Smith. pastor. Morning. reception Il
members and communion; evening.
''Christ's Interpretation Of Parable.
New Jerusalem Easter services at
the usual hour. Subject. why the
Lord Rose With Ills Whole Body" by
the h,ey. George y. Smith, minister.
Easter services at the Fifth avenue A.
NJ. T. VI. Zion chureh al 1870 a. N. and
I p. rl.
All Souls Church luniversalistl-
Sheldon street. corner Cakes. the Rev.
Charles Finhrer, ID. d.. pastor. Sub
lect ilt 1870 a "a. The Spirit Life,' at
.. IN. a sermon before DE Molai com.
mansiery. X. T.: subject. The True
Order Of Nobility" az 40 p. m. an
Easter concert by the sunday school
Grace Church-The Rev. John Brew
ster Hubbs. rector. Holy communion.
6 a. IN: holy communion and dedication
service. 1870: baptism Of children. p.
na.: choir festival and evening prayer.
I'D p. m.
The Progressive Spiritualists' So
ciety will commemorate the forty fifth
anniversary If modern 'spiritualism at
Eks' hall on Sunday morning and even
lag. Prof. Silas W Eamunds will be
liver addresses. Exercises close with
spirit tests.
City Mission No. 10 North Waterloo
street.: Sunday school at 3 p m; regular
evening service.
Grand Rapids Spiritual Association
Linesln hall: w. j. Coiyille Of Boston
lectures, 1870 a. M. The True Spiritual
Resurrection. What Is IL and When IL
Takes Place. 100 p. m. "Forty-five
Years OF Modern Spiritualism and the
Fruits Thereof"
Church OF Christ-The Rev. w. j.
Russell. pastor; Easter morning theme.
The Resurrection of Christ.
East Street NJ. r. Morning
subject. The blessing II the Resurrec.
tom the choir and Sunday school will
render special music; evening service as
usual.
First Presbyterian Church Morning
service by the Rev A. r. Bruske. ID. D..
president 81 Alma college; subject. The
Power 81 His Resurrection" in evening
preaching by the pastor.
The Rev. W. A. Fryer q the Plainfield
Avenue VI. l.. church will preach on
The Risen Life this morning.; mis-
sionary concert in the evening.
Sixth Ward Baptist mission meets at
? p NJ; preaching at p. m. by the Rev.
4. ". Van Kirk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
LEEDS LOST A LOT
Foa Foua onf-siOfD BOUNDS
Th> S~w J~rssy La nzl1 . x~p~sAshon
osc<. Bas Ne S>a-& Ia - PAi-
aheoDhlA

.u u. n
Fl>-a~>. @PA
Lsesis of Atlantic Cefy. ~ - tns snsr
teur champ1Oa hgheues9ht' a. America.
rrcezyed . setback tonight at the hands
II Jack NcAullfFs. the champion pro-
f.-.-i.nas nght~~svht In a four round
-. - - an-S...x - Na.,~ The
- $40 - 49,
USUAL pfs4-aAh>.y sps P.~' -
rlain ss~m. and snen cAulAns so'1
Les<A bad entered the ring tho latter
vss prevented With gold watch ~ nn
r~ssaafs frscntA
Al tns call q time AcAuiins wont TOR
hl< opf-onsat but Le~ds escaped Nc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

arm. caused. / suppose. 10y too close APP
plication TO my studies. both OF mind
and body. am pleased to state that
two bottles OF DIR. Dreenes Nervura
blood and nerve remedy cured ne Of an
attack that | was afraid would end in
paralysis. and soincapacitate me from my
calling. The curative powers Of this
remedy are wonderful"
Mrs. kyno said:
For several years | suffered with a
form Of indigestion that baitled the skill
Of three eminent physicians. AT times
| dcspaired Of my life. then
began taking DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy and /
cannot say too much in It's praise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

The concert stage. Tendesed % popu-
lar by Patti and Nilsson. has several
eminent representatives. IN our own
country. Anong them fen stand more
prominrnt than Mr.. and Mrs. Ryno IT
Perth Amboy. New Jersey. Mr.. Ryno u
. violin sifluoso and his wife j. singer
of high merit.
fhese two musicians have recently
passed through experiences 80 singular,
with results - identical. that they de
sire TO give the facts publicity.
Il am violinist." said M5. Ryno. land
foe some time was troubled with a
nervousness and nurnbness in my right
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
INTER- ATHLETIC BAsE HALL
Chicago viii Afscmrt so Beat the
Detroit Team

Cnckoo. April Capt Joseph Muir
ply x ne Chicago Athletic Association
ha-e Ball club has completed arrange
uents Ter a series II three games with
the Detroit Athletic Base Ball club.
which last year won the championship
~ the central assccistion ~ the American
Athletic Union. The Wolverines will
play on the south side league grounds
ca Decoration day. and on July the
Chicagos viii be the attraction in the
city u the straits- The city whore the
third game ~ill BE- played. providing that
each team wins one each. will be decided
BY lct. IL - more thar likely that this
series ~ contests viii count &c the
championship q tho Central associa-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

a Pei Bsgbesr 81 G~ogrsph~rs New Said
Never se Have Esistsd.

Every school child In tho early part
~ the present century was taught ~
believe that thsro was terrible aud
wonderful eddy or vortex several miie.
ia dismet<r on the ooss, Of Norway into
Which ships. icebcrvs. whales and al tho
MINISTER'S - the deep werc indiscrimi-
nstaly dragged and buried forever Ia
ths oceans awful depths
A correspondent of the ~, Louis Re
public says Il have been informed By
. Europ>an correspondent that she
rpsp-lssroFB has no exissenos outside the
imagination ~ sensational writes.
a jfanf cpsnmis@ion ~ Swedish and
German nautical and sci~ntifo meu
went In search n this. Mo greatest hug
bear II antiquity. and report shera.
sesv>- usslsls ~ locste IL and that the
s~a wa- perfectly srp~sth vhere the
~Airir-rol .horsld have t-e~n
The latest Tae9raphere tarriv aiiade
- r. ono marks is slse IN ~ snap
bat ao~< MT mention "A "a ,is article on
Norway Asrfrslsnr =, ar wsy -
vts-~ing ~ ssbIest 49, asneLssrs,n ~.
raane- hs- t~en rr.fty streefnal5y 10
sffeawass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

NEw fosx. April Thomas O 'Rourxe
o.iay posted $50 and left the following
reply - the challenge ~ Eddie Pierce:
In reply % the offer % Eddie Pierce 10
light 1e,rge DIXON. and the report pub
lishs,d that Dixon viii not give him
chance. please state that Dixon will
meet Pierce for $500 side or upwards
ard the largest purse offered by any
club; or be wiil fight any man IN the
World from IL pounds 10 il3 pounds
Or $4,000 a side AID the featherweight
heit and the championship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
This Mornings FI-o.

The small grocery store owned ~
r A. Green. AZ No. - Pear street.
IN IRE Berkey row. was damaged
~ Ere A. . 10 O'Clock this incoming
Tho stock wss damaged probably si(D
worth hy ire and water ard the Interior
= the place ess badly blackened. but
there ~as 90 further damage The fire
a supposed b. have caught from the
sfrfr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Nxw YoSx. Aprii The Coney Island
athletic club made . bold bid tonight
for TIE great tight between Charley
Mitchell and James C0rbetf. which IL 10
take place uext Dec Tier Tor the cham
Il.n.lln q the nnrlI. lfering 1000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

All my troubles have given place to a
healthy tone Of both mind and body,
and feel like new being"
DR. Greene's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy is exactly What you need IL you
are sick or ailing. Ii is exactly what is
needed at this season OF the year 10 in
vigorate your blood. strengthen your
nerves and regulate the liver, kidneys
and bowels ii is IN fact the best and
most perfect spring medicine. Drug
gists sell il for 81. and il Is the pre-
scription and discovery 81 Or. Greene
Of 3 w. lith street. New York, the sue
cesefui specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases. The doctor can be
consulted free. personally or 10y letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
STATE t.rwonrH LEAGUE
wm Met In Grand Rapids for Two
Days

The Nishigan Epworth leagues viii
hold rs third annual Convention IN the
INslaon street 81 r. church ou Wednes-
,sy and THURSDAY frovision has been
laai.e Tor SO teifgRtes and the yy4rg
fe8r.c q ether DENOMINATIONS m the
eltg sfl lan IN tie services and. ~
erthsr uith the 4 NJ 1, A.. viii hep
Rake fae short vi-if - the delegates a
rieseans onr. Tie program n the con
reuf.u II a. foiIaNs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

2 ~ n, flcyotions. the Rev. W /
Ccx@n a.. presiding elder Grand Rsspisls
district. orxa zatson. welcome, the Rev.
81 Gould pastor Division Street
rnnrsh. t.rapd Espiis. response. stare
fffsaernt Waiter a. s,eeiey. Jr. Detroit.
frsiernsi Addresses. \ Z. :. a.. p. fhe
isre II n Davis. pastor First yrest,y
ferssp church. araDd Rapids. Baptist Y.
T. ths Rev J. l. Iack-,r. -. n. fas.
fr Fountain Street baptist church.
firsn.f "a isIs ! lurz Peoples guild he
E ID E bradley. - -. psrtor PARK
rcf.f zst.pral roa-eh. tran,i kapisis.
81 ~ e. A.. Charles = Warj.
ranefsi secretary. tirand Rep6s: fra.
trfrs response the fses Fred a Ssaasi.
ssfiosv
r N Aisirrse. the Rev r y
Teff. ID u. esiitoE Ep~orth Herald.
ttitaEo.
Thursday.
ca -Sanrire service. W Cooper.
header
0am n~vnfhcr. fhe Rev r Baa
fsfft ffeortat. irrartu-rnt q spiritual
r.tfs tie Few , T. Thcmps9n. petes
KEY ieferfreent - merc1 <ad hep. Mrs
~ 4. ~ iiiea NsEios~ the Junior
leaRae the Rev Wiiiisas itenman. Grand
k.frls. chr ynanx people sad ghrr
s.i,iest IN, frcf D s. t.,oiriril. Ainiun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Ff Wsx~s. la1 Arr1i DsfinT ne
isat fe~ seeks considerable rathaut4sai
has hem areussei "a thie rilf noafer
sssiefY SRA tueia4s- tearls strf ~
sfiif ~ sha fsefssaa tarrpses Thia
$50 ifoeeht sl~sus ~ rrsf Z. s fs@IVs
e -traf4er. y ) sof Ne fsrei sfztsfs
~ sss4niyiar rfsftlssi kaes i~fipn ~
ths iaoFu4gr The ffsss wss f4.as - ~
= t<l lsfsrs 49, Fen fies.~i. afi = = hn7s,
'n.sk tsefsffsi ieaee - thsfs 80. h-s iass
e4fmns rrf p-}ea Lac sn~ q,
iirana t4ttis vtrrs - vin aseanssa
s'ftaaf e'seees tarssa ~ naeine ~~el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
Mr.. MALBY on THE LEGISLATURE.

Assenblyman George r. Malby says that the sooner
the present Legislature adourns the cleaner will be
the record it Will leave behind. Mr. Malby does not
have exalted opinion OF the present organization
at Albany and II any credtablc legislation is passed
It win be an agreeable surprise 10 him. Mr. Malby
was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday and will
return to the State Capital to-day. When speaking
to a reporter for The Tribune yesterday, he said:
"There are about 900 bills that have been intro
duced this session, and they embrace about every
thing that person think Of There are bills
galore to regulate every kind Of taxation, but the
two that will receive the most favorable c0nsdcra
tion In my opinion the FarQuhar bill and the
Commission bill. Eins 10 regulate racing have also
been introduced. how many / could not say. One
has been passed which does not permit horses to
be entered In race under assumed names. Not
many bills have been passed far, but they are
coming from the committees now. and more work
win be done In the way Of passing bills In the near
future. II the Legislature adjourns by April not
much harm Will be done. But II the session lasts
longer do not know what the result Will be-
Mr.. Aalby says that, In his opinion, the Republi-
cans and Democrats In the legislature, who have
brains enough to think for themselves, In favor
Of Hawaiian annexation Regarding the work expected
Of the next Congress Mr.. Malby said
alt Is not the opinion OF the Democratic senators
I'm h modideds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
THE CAPE COLONIES EXHIBIT

PART OF 1T WILL ne AN INTERESTING coll
LECTION OF STUFFED ANIMALS.
The Cape colonies OF Africa arc making srea'
efforts for good representation ut tn" "or'd
Fair and ms their location and surroundings yi"a
MANY novel and strange things. their "Hhihns NJ
Chicago will, no d0utt. prove "'
he collection OF stuffed animals anu
birds The skins arrived last week and ire now De
ing prepared for mounting. No fierce beasts ar"
represented rs the exhibit Is TO show only those
animals which have been made useful Inc most
curious group consists Of two old osiricheS ana Tour
Young ones The young birds are most gro'esqh'
objects They are about large IA chicken ana
look much as one Of those fowls would look after
markaMy large, their thighs being NJ big around hs
those OF man Three groups OF the fat lnhed shecp
are shown two groups consisting OF male and female
and the third Of mnlc and female md young Inc
tails Of these animals are remarkable, weighing from
two IN four pounds each. few OF ties" Sh''p
were imported by the Agricultural Department several
months ago and are doing we'll in the West remark
able animal shown IL the Cape goat This Is exactly
Tx, IA. great American lnimal. except In size Inc
African is four feet high and oorrespndinglS huge
in other dimensions. An exceptionally nm" Angora
root Is In the coeo ton. Another handsome animal
Is a small g.ncll.. There are to be hOre uah
$50 birds In group.