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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-10
SHOOTING STARS.

"wellr' said the philosophic fisherman, As he
drew his line out Of the water, II lost the fish,
but suppose / am entitled to Q re-bait.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-10

"Dar is good deal Of comfort in not
blongin' to de upper teu," said Uncle Eben.
"Er hoss nd starye to death in or thistle
patch, but er mule nd rally emily hissef.''
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ART NEEpLEwoRk


II not only the most pleasant. but Of the most
profitable Summer Pastimes." Preparations are
made for Christmas during the hot months. when
heavy work is burden.
Whether you among the '0o-apavs' or Stay
dthomss these simple designs ready for your needle.
will prove a needful diversion and help you while
away many an idle hour. You must have plenty Of
time TO examine fine embroidery. This we offer you.
together with plenty of plenty of chairs and
every possible convenience. Furthermore We have
filled with hundred and one finished pieoes
Of the designs. arstically embroide ed
one Of which can be found stamped ready for your
needle.
designer of fifteen years experience on the finest
work can make you any style design you wish-mat-
tiers not how complex or complicated. Here arc some
special values for
SUMNER NEEDLEwORK,
Damask Tray Covers. lac
Monte Tray Covers -olc
HemstitcEed Linen Tray Covers. aud Boo
Linen Bureau scarfs"1c.. dc. 35c,, soc. ard 80
2ac.. 33c-, 4oc. and 10s
Tea Cloths &c., 81 90. 81 % Ell 81. ala and 81 90
Center Pieces. 600. 75c.. s7hc. slOo and 81 %
serviettes. .2oc. 5oc. 4oe and 5Oc
Finger bowl Doylies.. Toe. 15c. 1Sc and 25c
Travelling Cases.. .6Sc and 81 90
I'D floor. l0th st. bldg
The --LATEST In BELTS Fon LADIES
Are of ceiulod white an black. representing MORE
and gros grain ribbon.
-50c.-
Clst floor. 18th ct. bldg
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ImmOrtalized In Slang.
'Dwigsins' seems likely to become verb
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-10

henHm usir q gT part
alousihe
possible
tIe p Ou
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NEW BOOKS,
SUMMER SILKS,
SUMMER MEEDLEW0RK.
GGGo9 Etc.

THE STORY OF A STORY. AND OTHER sTo-
RIEs. By Brander Matthew Illustrated. lsmo..
CLOTH ornamsntal-SlO 90
ADVENTURES IN THULE By william Black
New edition. revised and corrected by the author
Post Svo.. cloth-S5c
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Howslla Illustrated. s2mo.. cloth. ornameatal-
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RAFTMATEs: A Story Of tie Great River. By
Kirk Monroe. Illustrated. Post svo.. cloth. orna-
mental-S1.OO. 49,
THE COLONEL BY BREvET, Stirring Story of
the Last Russian-Turkish war-35c.
MAJOR MATTERsoN OF KENTUCKY: An Ex-
citing Story Of an American in Russia-35c.
NossemeoI'' LIN e. nidg.
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RArrs ESrrrpKu.r.
l24i In q -
LEADER Low PRICEs
LOOK FOR NAME AND NUMBKR
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BOSTON srocK MARKER.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Oct 2a--Wheat--Fair grades
opened &c higher on increased confidence
In silver repeal, stronger cables. larger
exports. favorable New York bank state
ment. declined &c on sales to take profits.
and closed &c higher than yesterday. Re-
ceipts, $500 bnshcls:s shipments. 94,0o0
bushels. Closed Cash, 64sse; December,
6t5a.c.
Corn Easy; cast, So &c; December. ss<c.
oats--Steady; cash, 2s1le; December.
2Ss.c.
Rys-4Tlzc.
Barley seminal.
Fiax-<L0L
Timoihy-ss %.
Pork-steadyi cash. si6s5; January.
$I447L.
Lard-steady; cash. siol2,l; January.
$S45
Short 1bs- Steady; cash. s.. IS; January.
$T52is.
shoulders-$7. o5oa7.So.
Short clear--s9 T5GI0.
Whisky-slA.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head; shipments,
1000 head market nearly all Texan no
safes Of note; natives nominal, So s00f s. %
for top steers. $s.soes5.i5 for medium
others. 81 2stfI5o
Hogs-Receapts. II. 600 head shipments,
5000 head market opened Toe higher and
closed easier; rough, s. 5oSfaT5; packers.
81 o0ef6 80: heavy 50. S5do. IS; light, $500
6.S5
sheep-Receipts. 800 head: market IN.
changed
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FOREIGN MARKETS.



IoxpoS. Oct. 2S-Gogd bullion into
Bank OF England. E60oo Corsols,
81 iSi6d. Bank of England discount rate,
3 per cent.
SILVER
Bar silver. .s2S Hne. s3,2d.
ES6LtsH GRAIN NAEKKrs.
LfvKsPoeG, Oct S.r-Wheat-Hol ders
offer spariugiy.
corn-spo, firm, holders offer sparingiy;
new mixed Is: futures. firm, holders offer
spasingIy; October, s. ilad; November,
4s: December. a iisd-
ENGLISH HOP MARKET.
loxpox. Oct. I4--tThomas & Shorts
Circular. Market for English is about
settled down IS to prices, shieh now range
frorn afs.c TO S1isc for the best on the mar
ket. Growers are disappointed at these
figures and the large producers OF choice
growths refuse 10 oder their hops until
prices mend. Consumers, however. have
so sar proved too strong in their determin-
ton TO keep prices down- IL Is thought
THAI prices arc nov at their lowest aud .
gradual hardening may be expected.
States--N earrings are passed over a.
nreseat. New are quoted AZ Nc for choice,
but few on hand JET. Prices ate expected
10 improve.
Paciics-There Is a fair supply on spot,
bat not much trade IS done. attention be-
ing chiefly occupied wlth the home crop.
Prices are not so good a. was looked for /:
nrobahly aSlse viii be an outside figure. al
least for ZINE. Some parties, represent
ing Pacific coast buyers. are unfortunately
taking in advance very low prices for
Washingtons and Califernians aud thus
doing harm 20 ali interested.
consiuenia.s- The German markets are
ruslng high-neaFly double the price Of our
market
Plantations are all cleared. Quality Is
a. GOOD A. Was expected. ba: the quantity
ha. not vet been ascertainrd.
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SAN rRANCrsco MARkErs.

SAS FRAScIsco. Oct &.-The mer-
eAsndise markets are fairly active. prices
being firm. The produce markets are
qaieL with a few changes reported in
fruits and vegetables
Potatoes and onions-Steady.
Butter Weak.
kggs and cheese--Steady.
Poultry Dull
Produce reeeints-Fioar. quarter sacks.
~; wheat eentals. 57.f6l: barley, CEN
As. l., PAL; rye. centals. i33: beans. sack.
I'll: potssees, sacks, s,sas: onions, sacks,
sis: bran. sacks. $50.
floar-We quote: Net cash prices for
mn'siy extras. i6a3f2 IS peg hhl. baker,
eassas. SS.'sst9 $50; superfinc. s-.6sVf29o.
Nheai-The week now closing has been
sSeEy dull enc in tue wheat line and the
prospects are not particularly favorable
81 any great increase in trade next week.
20 ] shipping wheat is gnotahie at 81 on
0iusA per GENITAL, with 81. ua for choice
..ss.e; milling grades are qnotahle at
W. s4t 10 PER GENITAL.
hsffey-Trade continues of = moderate
sasasae. Feed, 6lt9 s0c per GENITAL for fair
Y Tcod quality. and TiNef7asIc tor choice
sfsshs brewing. s0VSS7isc per GENITAL.
Vass- BLACK are in heavy supply at lower
3AttAANs -. ANat A. ~ HufpkRscs RA-~F
So, fancy feed. 81 lSSs liTts: good TO
s.sosee, sl0Sesi 10; common "a fair. s5ef
Sc black. SleetSi -. red. aSck9sLe5; gray,
seWsLossf per centai.
Gait noARn.
Ales we're recorded today as follows;
Nheas-M Morning informal session May.
tons. $is6; 800 tons. si.ssfs per GENITAL.
sktiar session: December. 30 tons,
sALs: la tons. ST. fsss: seller lsSS. sea-
- storage rsid, loo tons, si.i2hs; 100
.eas ~ i2'< May. so tons. $I-2Sss: loo
1ss, sl2ala, so tons. $L25sS per eenta,.
nAr.ey REGULAR session December. no
49, 80. rs. May. 100 tons, s6a.c; loo tons.
esfe per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
ntsfss-on sight. New York. rer 500.
discount Sterling hisls-on Lcndon.
sf'y~cay bAnk. 81 ssss
SgIVEE
es.ver bars, per ounce. Tfise5iase
aexacan doiiArs--SSi e4sSAc.
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following IL the record by days for The
esek ut the Seattle clearing house:

This IL sioT. ozs. 81 less than the previous
vesk and 500. 9i9. 80 less than the CORE
ponding week last year,
Daring the past week there has been Inn
portant changes in prices OF some of the
sap!e articles OF trade, the most import
ant OF which 10. perhaps. a decline of sc
n the price of American sugars. which
carry with them imported sugars. Owing
a the close OF the fruit canning season
I'D the falling of in demand, sugar has
tetn marked down. as is usual at this sea-
IN Of the year.
osfs are stronger. White beans are lower
and are quoted at ~ cents per pound
wholesale.
Receipts of all kinds OF produce have in
creased Wheat Is now arriving at the
rate Of about 800 tons daily. while potatoes,
hay. grain, ETC.. are arriving In larger
quantities by nearly every steamer and
freight train. Much more hay Is being re-
tsived from east of the mountains than
vas coming in ut the same season last
ysar. and ii is selling well at 81 per ton
more than is received for the Puget sound
tsy.
Potatoes are decidedly weaker, owing to
De large receipts. Many are being stored
hr winter use. and dealers generally have
large stocks on hand.
Apples are In market in great abund-
anee but there is no falling of in prices,
fancy stock not being over PLENTIFUL
cranberries are now in market in three
varieties, the Cape Cod. the Jerseys aud
he Wisconsin berries. all selling at - per
barrel.
Hops are somewhat weaker Than q week
no. At that time Is cents was freely paid
far the choice article. while at this time Is
cents is the ruling price, and mediums are
bringing from 10 20 IS cents.
The market is plentifuliy supplied with
talmon, bat haiibut are scarce and will
continue so or be entirely absent from
market until the opening Of the next sea-
500
Fruits OF the season are In abundance
california; grapes are somewhat hrmer.
While the season tor Eastern Concords Is
drawing to a close
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Hops are steady; state. good to choice,
1895; Pacific coast. 1898.
MERCHANDISE.
Coffee--Contracts closed steady from
points up To IS lower than yesterday; clos
ing total sales. l.. 500 bags, including: Oc-
tober. sf7.75: November. $i70o@IT.i5; De-
Gambler. sl6. 5oa i6 %; January, $3.50. Spot
rio firm. with fair demand and moder-
ate offerings
Sugar-Unchanged.
Copper-Duli: Lake, So 10
Lead-Weak; domestic, $40.
Tin-Quiet
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ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves Nsrcksnss snck TOO p n Nsssemrs w.4
saaasnrs- x1essxys yaarssssys aaa sssarssxs To-
Easx 500. vssasn. cAaaEsszaz nssMasnez atansas
LSa1lng aa4 Hn<na2 L3sxes Tso&ua sxsry
nornsAx sxceps exz1xy q ss1A
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


An rcsss isaf 20 CafragA Tia Ch'rayA VIZ
ssukee a 81 Faal railway lesis tie VA N.
Surslez sxfss % Ne wexi1 talx
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rs A CAREFULLY EDITED q.
PAGE PAPER.

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from all points of the Northwest, and
will tell the story of the happenings
of this section of the United States
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LuBrys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Coed Digestion makes Content
menf.
Contsntment makes life worth liy.
ing.
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A splen6stf slsaEaiasts I
itFsufe entitled Yfuna ~
nag fezsth 80 FseFfeet Mar.
bod Tells Of sha errrw.
e ygeth. tae pitfalls fn-
yuunx men and Of L&zt
Manassas. Price z9e. ~ I
Tree fuE The rexE - fass.
Y rte y Pfsf. ~. Hnzyss.
Ms Marxet assx. ga
ikE3zzeazea ezl.
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DoRT ANGELICA PORT r0wMsENn pUD
gsnsSs and seattle route
TfNH cAND
Fksf Passenger and Frssght Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday. Nay -, 1898.
Leaves daily exeept Monday - follows; seattle
2 q m. Tewasena e:5e: arrives Port Argeles !
p M lssavss Port Anssies . m; Pert
Tewnssnd O. 80 D. M: arrives Seattle 10 p m
Lan1inxA CITY Dock, seafsA-. Tiooai's Dock. Pon
Townsend: Aerzss Deck. PoFs Argslea
HATCH nnoA
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rroop CANAL RocTF-
Ill Nsw Passenger Steamer
HELgA
carrying o .. mali leaves coganaa aacS scs
csss " rdHes6sys and FrSzGys ~ 90 . m fai
Ksassto9. Purs tsszsSkes ExaEos. Neabsek hFsznoa
tA~~azsc. f4iffwnup Ais HSnaspcrs kaa CnsoE
Cay Ard iat<Tasd&ats po&als, susvtns as Uaiee
$50 Al 40 =. ms : leaves Tnkoa CssY rs 40 a
u Tsss4ay<, Tha~s3sys sas ssfastsys srrfzla,
THOMPSON ERos.
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ZOE cHARrER,
STEAMER IpAHo

xs<iy farnIsAsd are ssasrpse ssf sspsctsis,
nfarssd fog exrnrx4sas. A6aFess Box yTs or cs1f
- roorx 81 STAR kseyd bald AZ
G. u. BKCwxFIELn. kAzsar ana ownsr.
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SPOKANE, January ~ issa
o~,s,sr,ss-r take xr~s. pleasure N s6ddng my
s~-fsr,aasai 20 the sxeesens qualities % Laban's
T,-uah Powder ard AFTER Bany years persoasi or
p~rs~nce in Ese aGd Of attentive oeservasson %
=. s.syxf.~scry eSerss ayon tse teeth 81 ny
,,.,s.n,s recommend Is 70 az a. ssfa psasAas
90 efEcarfsus den:sfrse~. combining ali Tie
r..passx<s fsr preserving the teeth an1 CANA "a
Q. x LAWRENCE n n q
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This agreeable and sffeacioas Teeth Powder. 80
sabiishsd By more han twenty yeas sxpsrsenca
has received the sanction Of the rnsmbers Of the
Dental and Medical profsssicns Of this city gensr-
sily, and by them Il is daily recommended aaa
prescribed. IL "a pleasant Ia the application -
81 10 excellent In hs effects & speedily rsaeers the
kseth white and smooth. the gums he&ishfal. rcd
land arm. and ~ freqsen. uss VIII preserve them
in this desirable oonditien II gradually but e.
fectuaziy removes tartar. AMI desfroyss the para
siticai amin aiculn which neglect may have par
zsisssd coisct ana prevents their farshsr sccu-
mutation. thas serving ~ . corapisss heautihes
and preserver Of the teeth Microscopic examinar
tons have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals selected from
all csassss % society ana Of every variety o. bodily
condition. and IN nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites we're foanf to eaisi In great
numoea Experiments were made TOR their re-
uevai and the ingredients usea Ia Lanin's Toosh
Powder were foast 10 be most efteeta2l destroy
Dag them instantly.
Thrsagh the Kindness Of friends We aes y1-s
United TO rabiish the following
TESTIMONIALS:
PoRrfASn Or. March 7. 1854
Dear efrs-Bslns satisfied with yonr manner %
preparing the Dentifrice and knowing IL 20 be per
fecfiy harmless in Is effects. have since yea
commenced tis preparation. Used u 10 nsy family
and prescribed IL 20 nay patients with uniform
safisfaetion. aud now cordially recommend r. %
the puaile .. being valaaole safe and efhcsetoas
dentifrics. well adapted 70 keeping the teeth and
In d clean. be2EtAy coalition ours fr1 u
w c. BROWN. d .. 8
me following 10 from oas % the Ress snafRsrf
authorities In the West:
sAx FRAxcrscn. Jsly IS. 1889
Iuhsu Chemical Coz
Dear ears-f q commeadatory word frocs ne IN
favor Of yorr excellent foofs powder. kne-n -
Luhsn'e Teeth Powder sd 20 Hs deserved
pcpuisrsig ana sxtendsd use. ! can cheer
fuliy and frusbfuily say - those who sre IN wans
OF pseasant. harmless ana tboroushiy sBesetons
tenrafrfcs thai fhsv wfli nsa thase Qualities al
combined IN year admirable prspaTationi and
AFTER iong ncqnaIntance and careful oase-Ta-on
Of its effects upoa the teeth Of those Sbo have
made daily use Of il aad personal experiences -
ia merits for nearly tweafy years knew Of ncth
ing superior fog ~. Tnr7ose Of Cleaning prsssrS
sng ana besusEfytng the tee.h
MARK HIGHLAND
Read What . eheznist says:
sg&rTLG August I. 1sse.
Gensixmen-f have made ehsmtcai sEsnins
tton Of IHala'x Tecta Powder and fnd thss 10
cszssltasnts are such can nsssbsr ehemtcsasy %
mechanically iasars fhe teeth. The tastetoas -
I.sion q the inzss6 and tie estdeaf care en-
hssite1 In tee preservation. cosnsnsna q ~ aArmr
lsss a well % "a sdsc3cieas aeasafrIce.
O J. SMITH. Chemist
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Nrs foExs Oct 1.-Tne we~k closed
On the stock exehsags With active and
strong speculation Opening prices we're
nashes Tran yesterdays close and moved
mp unfai sales 70 realize profits hrouxhs
Scout fractional reaction. The deprss-
sson Vas Of brief durskson and the up-
ward morsnsnt was quickly resumed and
continued 70 the close. fnssae.lEnrs being
~ many eases a. the highest figures or the
car ana IN few instsnces mors than q
small traction below the best.
1osernrnent boncs-Steady.
fekrofsum-Firms November. 7z5<e bid.
BANK s7ArxxEsr.
fotiosing u the bank statement issued
today Tor the wsek sr.d.f 0ns.s... 81
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STEAM = Rs.

STEAMERS.
pacific NAVIGATION co..
TfNx Casa
SEATTLE-TACsoMA ROUTE
sssAner STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Seattle Tor TaceEsa ~ 1000 q n. SEQ
. n Az6 $50 p IA
sEATrLE-BELLISaHA BAy ROUTE
barry
Steamer SEHoNE
Leaves seattle Ter BeEisn<hAm Bay. AnAccrses ard
Fess Townsend ~ fzsQe p IN
sEArTLE-LA CONNER
wHTpBY ISLAND ROUTE
pAIIx KxcKrr SATURDAY.
Steamer FATRHAvEN
Leaves Seattle fer Everett. Ia Caaner ana al
Nhsaby lsssEd pesats 81 asoo y N
sEATTLE-sRAsfr RIVER ROUTE
Steamer HENRY BAILEY
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday. Thursday ara
Saturday on tile.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE
steamers leave Seattle fer Astoria and Porsl2E1
oregen- every ave days
Ersesivs November 4. isaS
q McCL ELLA Nd. General Ageas
otympac block. uasaer y. +. vtfiee&
Teispaoas ssa
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PEOPLES sAvrsos sAsE
Occidental Blsek. seattle wssA
CAPITAL. sloa.0oo
OFFICERS AND TRusrEEM
yscsh FarsA. Prsssasal
Afthar A. Denny. Nsear Prsstesas
john Leary, Secoad Vice PTssfasaa
rrans L nosss s ASSESSED s c.ssisss ana sss
Louis sehseo<nhef. John coIiisA T. C kse
hldss, r. ". WilzaAns
Trsrs&ets a~svtngs hank casinsss sxasnsivsk~.
Deposits recsivse frela VI 10 sie. ooa
osss s s.s a. asass -, ga -
Dfvidsa1s declared last days II MAJ sat Ne.
vsnnesr. Loans made 81 rsai ssssss o. sppssvsa
eoilsssrais sniy.
THEFrRsT sATIosALB Rank OF sxArrxa
80 " eap1se- ~
n.axsrs g. 1919.
LksTxA s.,s........Caxkis
oeaersa banking snsfssss srsns.essa
@shs sad scir~raphie exeAsass psyeeis 10 sai s>s
prfseipaA cities g shs UnItsd ssslss
NATIONAL RANK or cokxEAu1
csrasx csmmsreaas asd Ysaass AvsssA
faa ~ Capita. -ssoe.sos
Trsnsaets general b.nkfns eaxnssA
g. EALLARD..-.............. rrsssasu,
n ~ - - WIS., ffest9s1f
~ m ~ ~
1
T. ~ wuEEEmn rmmA ~ RanMx csxw.
seHs y. osrnswpKz. vsokFsn&
TBE coxMwRcIAL sATIosAL sAsx or
Il nEAFTLE
pfRscT0a
LkASDEE MILLER A. =. MgLLsA
q r. Sl06k. JOHN ". OsT2ANEEA
II. ". HnEELEA
cexnss seeoa4 All eEsrry stssess sesftfs VISA.
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LoxpoS, Oct. 2S-Gogd bullion into
Bank OF England, E6.0oo Corsols,
81 is-i6d. Bank of England discount rate,
per cent
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-12-09
Wales Most Popular Daughter

OF the three daughters of the
Prince Of Wales by far the cleyerest
and the one possessed of the largest
amount of savoir faire is Princess
Victoria (now 25, who has long been
her mothers right hand and who
carries on half her correspondence
and supplies by quickest and shrewd-
est tact her mothers want of hear
ing. She is hearty. jolly, merry, and
full Of aplomb, and there is no doubt
that if she and her Younger sister
were suddenly thrown on their own
resources the two young ladies would
soon make their way in the world,
the elder Of the two leading. The
Duchess Of Fife, on the contrary is of
sentimental and dreamy character
and more fond of novel reading than
Of the practical work of housekeeping.
All three of the Wales girls are very
like the type Of the royal house of
Guelph, especially their eyes and fore
heads, and the two Youngest are very
similar in character and disposition
10. The Duchess Of Fife cares 10th
ing for display and state, and would
be quite content to be free from the
etiquette of q court.
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Reason for Rejoicing.

When Wesley and Nelson were
travelling through Cornwall, from
common to common, preaching to a
people who heard willingly, but sci.
dom or never proffered them the
slightest act Of hospitality, they were
frequently hungry.
They were detained some time al
ST. Ives because of the illness of one
of their companions; and their lodg.
ing was little better than their fare.
'sAll that time" says Mr.. Nelson,
"Mr. Wesley and lay on the floor;
he had my great-coat for his pillow,
and l had Burkitt's Notes on the
New Testament for mine.
AFTER being here near three weeks,
one morning, about three o'clock, Mr..
Wesley turned over, and finding me
awake, clapped me on the side, say
ing, Brother Nelson, let US be OF
good cheer! We have much to re-
joce in. 1 have one whole side yet,
for the skin is only off on che side.'"