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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
DRESS TRIMMINGS
For Next TO Nothing.

Odd pieces and patterns to be closed out
at 5, 10, and 25 cs. per yard original prices
80 cts. To 81 .B5.
Very fine Gu Bead Headings, French
make, at 10 cts. per yard; regular stock
price 35 cts.
Specials in Jet Bands at 80, 80, and 75
cts. per yard.
Narrow Pearl Trimmings, az cts. instead
OF Is cts.
Jet F~ouragiers and Fancy Waist Garni-
lures at special prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
NEW SILKS.
Fine Special Lines at Less Than
Cost of Manufacture.

Heavy all-silk Black Satin Rhadames, our
regular 75-ct. goods, mt 80 cts. per yard.
Heavy all-silk Black Satin Duchesse, our
regular Sl.0O goods, at 80 cts. per yard.
Extra heavy all Black Satin Stripe Gros
de Londres, 10 new designs, our regular
ST. 5 goods, at IS cts. per yard.
Extra heavy all-silk COlOred eros de
Londres, 25 OF the newest fancy n staple
shades, regular sl.25 goods, at Sl.OO
per yard.
Heavy all-silk Black Moire Antique and
MORE Franchise, 10 new designs, our regu-
lar 81 2 goods, at sl.25 per yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
TABLE LINEN.
Special Reductions.

Fine White Damask Table Cloths, 3 yards
long, plain and knOtted fringe, reduced from
So. 80 and So. so TO 50. so and 81. so.
Colored Damask Tab Cloths, ~ and 8
yards long, plain and knotted fringe, re-
duced from So 5 and S4.75 TO $3.50 and
So 10.
Hemstitched Damask Table Cloths, eN
yards long, o 100; 3 yards long, 90. so.
Hemstitched Damask Napkins, 10 and 20
cts. each reduced from 25 and 35 cts.
White Damask Tea Cloths, one yard
square, with open work, 75 cts.-half price.
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FRENCH UNDER WEAR.
Just Received,

A shipment of choice novelties in French
lingeTie-I4adies' Gowns, Skirts, Drawers,
Corset Covers, and three-piece Sets; also
some silk Skirts and Silk Neglige Gowns.
Especial attention is directed TO our large
assOrtments of Paris-mads Flannel Skirts,
Matinees, Gowns, and Wrappers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
SILK WAISTS
and Skirts, for Monday Only.

so Black Surah Silk Waists, large sleeves,
ruffie front, draped collar, So. 9S each.
so Surah silk Waists, in navy, garnet,
black and white, and brown aud white
stripes, some with draPed velvet collar, a
special novelty, -. 9S each.
so Black Taffeta Silk Skirts, extra heavy
quality, with deep Pinked rufle, 81. so each
instead Of So. 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
ANTIQUE RUGS
At Hall OF Regular Prices
Second Floor, New Annex.

One bale of Turkish Rugs at $500 each,
instead of 81. 90.
One bale selected Antique Rugs at q 500
each, instead of $1,000.
One bale Silky AnatOlians, beautiful col
orings, at Sl2. so each. instead OF S25. 90.
One fine India Rug, t6xl6 feet, a I
Sl00.0 90, instead OF $3.50. 90.
goo Miyato Rugs, 6x3 feet, at So. e5 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
LACE BED SETS.
Our View Patterns

of Irish Point, Nottingham, and Antique
Bed Sets include many extra values.
Nottingham Sets, white and ecru, 81. 50,
1925, 1913, and $3.50 per set.
Antique Lace sets, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50,
and $1,000 per set. -
Irish Point Sets, S7.76, $3.50, $1,000, and
$3.50.
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DRESS GOODS.

As q rule we sell Dress Goods lower than any
other house. Every item offered to-day is being sold
throughout the trade at from 25 to 33 per cent. more
than we ask.
10 CTS. FOR 25-CT. GOODS:
se-inch American suitings, in good wearing, slightly mixtures.
% CTS. o 29-CT. GOODS:
seinch choice designs in Iridescent Mixtures, very desirable
styles.
8e-inch Atwood Dress Goods, a large variety Of designs In
mixtures, checks, and stripes.
80 CTS. FOR SCOT. GOODS:
%binch Atwood Pin Checks in dark heather mixtures.
40 CTS. FOR 75-CT. GOODS:
3sinch imported allwool Crepon Armure, the most popular Of
the seasons weaves, in a full line Of new colorings; also black.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
ILOR-MA
Walking Costumes for Ladies,

V't1HIH| CVSttf171CS TUT I1uuICot
ready to put on, at prices less han usually
asked for making only.
Latest style, extra long, DOuble-breasted
Costumes lcoat and skirt, made OF Scotch
Mixed Undressed Worsteds and Serges, in
blue, gray, tan, brown, and plain navy and
black, lined throughout, Sl4.75, $3.50,
$3.50, and sci 90.
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Ladies' Silk and Wool Waists

Ladies' Flannel Waists, plated back and
front, rolling collar, large sleeves, 1.1OJ
value Lao.
Ladies' Fine Cashmere Waists, full front,
yoke back, butterfly sleeves, lao; value
LOS.
Ladies' Fine Black Surah Silk Waists,
Empress style, full dropping sleeves,
plated collar, sos; value los.
Ladies' Fancy Silk Waists, choice line of
patterns, three different styles, sos; worth
S.75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
HANDKERC CHIEFS.

Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
Linen and Null, manufacturers samples,
extra fine cloth, le14 cts. each would be
good value at double the price.
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CARPETS.
FINE FURNITURE.

The HandsOmesL Show Rooms,
and the largest assortment ever shown I'M
der one roof.
Particular attention is called TO the sec
ton for Parlor Furniture, which will in
terest all who are admirers of artistic fur
niture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
PORTIERES.

Chenille Portieres, heavy quality, special
design, new colOrings, 81 yards long, regu-
lar $500 goods, at S4.75 per pair.
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II ElLBROIDERIES.
A New Line

Of Stamped Linens-Trays, Squares, and
facturers' samples at less than half price.
A lot of northumberland Bibs at half
price.
22 and "a inch Down Sofa Pillows, COW
cred with best China silk, large ruffies, at
quick clearing prices.
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Misses and Children's Dept.

which is complete with a choice line of
Misses Dresses, Refer Jackets, and
Gretchen Coats for fall and winter wear, at
very low prices.
Children's Dresses, in cheviot cloth, with
combination Of plain cashmere. full skirts,
large sleeves, 9 to 12 years, 100.
Misses and Children's Dresses, made Of
fancy serge, with velvet ruffle, lined skirts,
full sleeves and fancy buckle, from 4 to ID
years, 3.20 up.
Misses Refer Jackets, fancy cloths, largo
variety Of styles and all of the latest de-
signs, g to Ia years, from CSC. up.
Misses and Children's Gretchen Cloaks,
large assortment of cloths, all Of this sea-
sons styles, from 9 to Id years, from 2.9S
I'm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
FREScH DEFEScE.

81 A. ally nsculiaF nov TelchnAnn could play 20
81 4 100, fof oounss. Jsnossky "a snosR IN
~aat~ss u 4 scakasss u a. saEersAEgs Po@aoa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
CLOTH CAPES.

Ladies' Fine Cheviot Cloth Capes, with
double overcape, stitched edges, velvet COLI
lar, I.OS.
Ladies' Flint Melton Cloth Capes, with
deep rolling collar and full overcape, APP
plique trimmings, 0.OS; value 1880.
Ladies' English Seal Plush Capes, edge
with fine sable fur, heavy satin Innings,
sos value 10. so.
Ladies' English Seal Plush Circular
Capes, extra heavy satin lining, full sweep,
value is. 80.
Special attention paid to altering and
repairing plush garments and at very low
prices.
We call special attention to our
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
NEW DRESS GOODS,
AZ Prices that will Interest
Every Shrewd buyer.

Having purchased over Five Thousand
Dollars worth of fine Imported Dress
Goods from one of the leading New York
importing houses, at n littlc over half
the regular prices, we will sell them
ut n small profit to assure their
speedy sale. The goods are all new and
reasonable no odd Colors.
4e-inch All Wool Scotch Cheviots, IL
price 0sc. a yard; imported to retail at
$3.50.
4s-inch All Wool Boucle Stripes, our
price LOO a yard imported to retail mt
42-inch silk and Wool Boucle Novelties,
our price 1.29 n yard imported to retail at
S2.25.
4s-inch Silk and Wool Novelties, in navy
blue and brown our price LOO II yard i'm
ported to retail at 80. 80.
d6-inch All Wool jacquard Laine, our
price 1.2o u yard; imported to retail at
$2.25.
4O-inch silk and Wool Mixtures. our
price 1.25 imported to retail at S1.75.
46-inch All Wool Stripe Novelty Suiting,
our price 1.2o; imported to retail at
sl.73.
4S-inch All Wool %Jacquards (self colored
fgures), our price 100 a yard imported to
retail Mt 8 9 10.
5O-inch All Wool Extra Quality French
Colored Serges, in good range OF colors,
our price LOO a yard; imported to retail
at SLAB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
NOTE.

HACKS play Is Eey brilliant especially 30 hs 81;
Q-QG nBEQ. EtKB CD foliowa regaininE ne
quesn- ThsFs Z no reply 70 2S-.Q-BA A. hAe3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

vRoBLENN {. Cosby o. MEMO, VIENNA. AusrpfA.
htAcx-sIx PIECES.
to1,9os; on K b. B. on Q R 3 and K Kt; P, on O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

RUY LOPEZ.

Teichmann. who won the third prize, has played
some remarkably nne games In the tourney, The one
given here is really q splendid specimen, indeed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

'BeIser has for years had the title o. d5asiaf mSAteE;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

q whits' q course, ests out Of checks x. as sfte5 81 K-g
RIB Y, white mates with R-R \.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01
unfurnished-West Side.


AMSTERDAM AVE. .627, between ooh & aist
SIS. Fiat, Il roomsS bath; SO: bright, health
ful. convenient.
AMSTERDAM AVE- cor G3d st >. o and
room mats; all modern improvements rom ~
up; apply Jhnltor.
BROADWAY, lIls between 10th Il aOth SITS. =
dth Hat In tho 81 John, g rooms. elevator &
every improvement. light all around; jnnltor.
BROADWAY, 1l44, above alst st. CwnchcsterJ
pcIrd; business or dwelling; elevator.
COfC MUS AVE, 40 & ~. between sis, s2d
sts two blocks from l. station at 5ath st,-tIls-
halls heated; newly papegci painted; $40 To $50.
q. NICHOLAS. 1888 broadway, near 49d ST., or
janiOr.
MANHATTAN AVE. So Elegant steam:
lltth 81. station; private hall; owner on
premises
ST. NICHOLAs AVE, ls-Beautlful Broom
apartments with mprov, m rnts: newly painted
4 decorated; halls steam leatcd; jantor service;
SlS to 1922
wAvERLEY PLACE, l45-Flats OF / rooms,
all improvements, to small families; SlT TO
S23. janltor.
wAvERI.EY PLACE, i17-Fiats, rooms;
bath; all light; near Park. lanit"r
7TH AVE. 2l57- Elegant I'd single fiat; rooms;
bath heated; a2s; one at $25.
STH AVE, ai corner 6lst st-Desrahlc corner
sngis nnt looms az tmPToSsmea, s, s nea
way near 42d ST., or jantor.
10TH ST, ss a 6s w. between 9TH & 9Th aves.-
Model flats. rooms bath, elegantly decorated
In white 4. gold every room light az Ic 2RP9lns
lts3 broadway, near 4.d 81, or jlnItCr.
18TH ST. 2ls q 22l w.--Ilnudsolne single &
double fats Of 4 rooms; rent from SO to S22.
G. NICHOLAS 1883 Broadway. between AID a ijd
SITS, or Jantor.
18TH ST.. aa3 w.-2d h I'd FIAT OF b rooms each
h bath in single house; rent $50 81. Apply
on premises OF James r. bragg a Sth ave.
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S'TH AVE B58-3 rooms bath, iurnisla0
housekeeping; rent S2S per month. a
janitor, $50 9th ave. ="
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01

TlLLARi ST, ss. near Jay. Brooklyn-ro Il,
nat large, light rooms all Improvement
minutes walk to bridge ferries. Behiert.
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MORTON 81, i2-Handsomest new elegantly
decorated house in 9Th ward. portico stoop /.
hot cold water. range, private baths & closets
no Chlldrcn. OMEN Sundays: $40 = SIS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01

MADISON ST. 1870 near Hamburg aye,-E.nd
some parlor floor, basement; heaters ba,h ."nu.
improvements: rent sl5 o1'n' all
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01

MORTON ST. q n ll-Finc. light. airy apart
ments 3 h rooms: improvements Sl3. 80 to
Sls see Ianilor or :. +. Jayne h Co., 25+ W.
D,id
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01

ODD ST. 3i3 WI newly furnished ap( Il.
TO rent; conducted by owner. Apply tC''e
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Unfurrished-WeSt Side.

AMSTERDAM uOth AVE, 1920 1881 between
l5lth . l5ist stAt the lowest rents in town
for large rooms bath; all improvements: SIG
/ TO SIS
AMSTERDAM AvE.-Curner fiat, rooms bath
light near station. rent S2l Janitor. lSS W.
1921 st. or Max Simon. 7sl Columbus ave.
BANK 81, - rooms & bath, SIS. JOSEPH
q OF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01
Houses Wanted.

A CLERGY wishes To take charge OF n fur
niSred house In good lOca ity pay small rent
no children poy ~ SeahIiIht. y. j.
A FURNISHED HOUSE; rent In board board.
ers allowed or dining room Tor catering
references. BOX :n5 World, uptown.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01

18Th ST.. 36l W. rooms. hath, com soqa
housekeeping; So weekly JanitOr. "
18TH ST, 38l W. rooms, bath, eisganti.
furnished, 50 weekly. Janitor.
3sTH ST, 275 w. An or part nicely .urnIshep'
ma rooms bath all light; complete fd
housekeeping. Ring Fosters bell
GID sr. lO7 w.-Flat; 4 rooms bath, fur
nished; rent S2h See Ianitor.
iO1D ST. 1866 W., near stations rooms 40
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01

GREENWICH AVE. 62s. Morton st.-Ele-
CANT light apartments perfect ORDER improve
mi
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ATTENTlONI---WHY PAY RENT

fora fat when for the same money or less you
can rent q two story and basement high sioop
house, elegantly finished all improvements III
the most desirable neghboThood north Of II arlem
Hvsr, within one block OF the suburban kle-
waited station, l3Stb st, branch OF I'd and id ave
l. roads, at s@b0 TO $500 per year, 1t will repay
parties intending to make change to inspect
these houses before engaging elsewhere; Que con.
tinuous fare, cents, from the Battery up; open
sundays:
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FOR RENT-$25 TO $50.

These exceptionally desirable apartments OF
handsomely decorated rooms will be so mRintained
that small families may make leases without fear
OF the annoyance incidental 70 many apartment
buildingA JAMES r. HAY.
81 West Deth St or Wall st
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01

CARMlNE ST. "A & 3G-sl5; beautiful light
rooms improvements; elegant well-kept house;
cheapest best in the neghborhood; please see
them before renting elsewhere. MASON, 1868 W.
3tth st, ianitOr.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01

iERKIMER ST.. 32-Nice 8 room fat; steam |;
all improvements: splendid location; rent rea-
enable. Apply Ianitor.
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Flats and Apartments to let.


nth ST iF W. elegant. large light rooms
improvements $40 to Ii2. worth seeing.
2STH ST. i2i vs. a I room fats. from 'll up
Inquire iRnitOr.
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Flats and apartme nts to Let.
un,urnlnhed-ss.t side.


A-x23, sgs : ,-SB7 SD Park ave near 18th
At warrpn'on Light, roomy fats for small
select families; open fireplace, So private Ia's'
BRIGGS. 53I Columbus ave. -
ELEGANT FLOOR. fight up, Fulton St., enst
o; Broadway Inquire In store, l17 Fulton ST,
ELEGANT flats to let: all light rooms, with i'm.
ptovcments. Inquire ~ Both ~. -
HANDSOME FLATS. all improvements: rooms
d bath. a'a1 basement Apply Mrs smith, iva
LEXINGTON ave ------
HANDSOME FLATS rooms d bath 81 Improve
ments 5sth IT. a Lexington ave also bsth e.,
near 7th ave, from $50 month 10. Apply 40
Lexington ave. or 1850 W. 2sth st ------
Mts hOmeikc and chcapost IN the city, most
heathiul cen'rsi gcntc"l palghhornood con
venicnt To all roads 4 public institutions patSS
churChcs& schools, 10 nice family rent only S'o;
private house. nor. 10Th st.
PARLOR FLOOR L basement; let together or
separate; all Improvements. Inquire 2ob +.
2lSt st. Easement.
THE KENILwORTH 1903 f. lOru 81. File
giant apartments of perfectly night rooms no
sEaitB hardwood; mirrors; door service &C.
43tUS57 Inquire inniior.
THE DOUGLAS, lO3 L. 10TH ST, ncnr union
Sqnare-EleRsnt apartments OF ~ per,tcliy
heat door service &c. ~, 236 10 Sl,32u In.
qure iantOr on premises
THE LORNE THE ROTHSAY, l3A \ l36 T..
IGN 81 near ivng pnSg E,nSgg apartments
door service &c. $40 to $40. INQUIRE !anitor.
THE PFLIIAN FLATS, 23l to 23I East S1th
st; Handsome npartments OF . or Z rooms q
bath elegantly drcora cd extra large, light airy
rooms: are In perfect order throughout; block
from I'd aud I'D ave. !. station special induce
IneiltS To good tenants; ~ TO 49, Inquire OF
Janitur, Gi7 T.. S5th Al.
20 RENT-Rent free TO oct. 10, & rooms
newly painted. Si1 TO 'li. good neghborhood
Apply Housokeeper, III Ave. g.
4 EXTRA ARE hght rooms, with az improve
monts, onIy 81; rent free 10 oct Is. go r.
12lst st, or SCULLY'S, l2lst ST. IL Lexington
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NEWLY DECORATED FLATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of,asth stre.,

WILLIS AVE. 7l4-Single flats, olms, i'm
provements, private hall, SIT; half month free.
l2STH ST. 1873 W. I'd Flat, g rooms bath; i'm.
janltOr.
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Observation-Disclosures,

HERkIMER ST, s3s tRaiph ave l. .,a.,or,-c-
ner nat, rooms all Improvement Nt, -.
colo water rooms, all light, $40 'N'' 'st
JEFFERSON AVE. 100 between Bedford a NJ.
uend aVes.-Elesant fats. 7 rooms bs,h N, ~,
newly painted q decorated; rent, tls In1n,s,. a!
nat II. j. HALLowELL, Agent S1'fe "a
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

MEND the torn pages Of books with
white tissue paper.
NoitFAE and paint may b. removed
from ass with hot. sharp vinegar
NH|i4; put SAT- on a steak until
after it is cooked
H. rubbing with a flannel dipped
IN whiting the brown discoloration
may be taken or cups which have
been used Tor baking.
i purchasing canned good il is a
sac ule to observe whether the head
oi the a is concave, a Judging an
lcarancc icing indicative of a dccom-
position.
L-Al q thick piece of Canton fan
nel under your tablccluth. Even
coarse napery Will look IA much bet
tor quality with a >~ul-coycr than If
spread directly over the bare tah,e
Top.
BATH lags arc flied with a moud
meal, bran. Orrs root, or crushed
lavender flowers, with boraN or shaved
CASTLE soap. The bag floats upon
N'N N"tNl Nilcu uOI III utluul service.
/! through any blunder in cleaning
a fowl the cal or other cntrails are
burst which Affects the meat NAV he
easily removed by soaking for half an
hour III cold water in which a little
soda has been dissolved.
Ii YOU have never tried apple short
cake try it now. Prepare it exactly
a. YOU would strawbe ry shortcakc,
using apple sauce in place of the Ter
rlcs; and by the time apples grow
again you may consider an aprlc
shUrtcaKe as great a treat as straw
berry >holt"ake.
Il you have black or tinted cam
brics or muS.irs which you hesitate
10 trust & Tie lauudrcss. give them
IL lI>t dlp Yourself In water in which
you nave stirred a teaspoonful of
black pepper. This is also laid 10
save cray and bur linens from spots
when used in tirst water.
LITTLE red ants cannot travel over
WOOL or rag carpet. Cover the shelf
III a c osct or pantry with flannel, set
Whatever YOU wish to keep from the
ants on 1t, and they will at once dis
appear. They may he caught also in
spongcs into viii III sugar has been
sprlnkled; then the sponge should be
dropped into hot water,
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FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
A COLUMN OF PARTICULAR IN.
TERSST TO THEM.
Something that VIII Interest .ac Juvenile
Mciahr-s OF Every Observation-Disclosures ic-
tions and bright Sayings of Many Cuta
and Cunning Children.


In the fled two goats were bows.
inI. They wandered up and Gown
and all over the field. But they did
no ENJOY - lnuch the tender grass
a. they did The hard. stringv bits Of
vegetables and greasy papers which
the gr0ccr's boy threw out to them.
In the neXc lirld some sheep and "A
couple Of little lambs were confined.
a little girl came down from the
mouse, II calling II Of the lambs
to her, she pc ted ana huegci il.
calling ii owing name>
"Ho" foolish that child acts over
that silly lamb, said one goat to an
otner. "Ata | not as beautiful and
endearing Is a lamb"
1T is stupid TO be a lamb" said the
Wisest goat. "Iou cannot run about
as freely and eat greasy papers an
TN cans when YOU want t.: you had
better be content 10 be Il goat 50 long
as You cannot help yourself"
Bat the foolish goat would not at
lcn1 y these word, Of wisdom. The
ncXt time the little girl came near
li', :icld be ran Owe" to hnr and be.
gan jumping and praucing ali about
her. seeking to attract her attention.
that she might pet him as she did
the little lamb.
Tut instead Of potting him the lit
tie girl vas frightened. She cried.
and then her big brother. the tar
lners boy, CANE and drove off the big
goat with 4 stick. and ended 10y civ
inS him a good beating.
Il suppo'e you are satisfied now.
|ou silly fellow cont mptuously said
the wise goat To his mistaken brother.
"lOU would have been much HAPPIER
II you had been content to stay here
ana eat greasy papers and tomato
CARS. 1t is better t. act like Il good
goat than like a bad imitation of Il
lamb"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04
Monkey, That Make Wine.

DR.. MACEDONIAN, an American. who
lives at Tlcn-Tsin, has lately re-
turned from the Great Wall, where
he learned Of a race Of Manchurian
monkeys inhabiting the mountain
region Of the Great Wall. who show
astonishing progress in the art OF pot
terry and wine-making.
A recent edition of the official his.
tory OF 1ungping states that lately a
large body OF immigrating MONKEYS
passed acertain town in crossing from
one mountain to another. The BOYS
Of the village clapped their hands
and shouted at the monkeys. which,
becoming frightened. lied, taking
their young in their arms, but drop.
ping in their flight a number of
earthen vessels. some Of which would
hold a quart.
The villagers found they contained
two Kinds Of wine, a pink and Il
green, that had been made from
mountain berries. The monkeys store
this liquor for Use in the winter, when
the water is all frozen.
DR.. MacGowan adds that the
chronicler cites an author who afirms
that in Sc Chuen there are MONKEYS
who manufacture wine, and gives the
following anecdote in evidence: A
party of villagers who desired TO try
the quality Of the monkey wine
placed, unObserved, a great feast near
the monkeys caves and rne hid
themselves.
On discovering the food the mon
keys went to their caves and brought
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04
4; ,rdinS for Mix.

For iftecn ycar> | have 1oI and
MIXED my own cows. and in tina,
time | have tired all KINDS If feed
and nearly every Kind Of cox .9ys =
writer IN jersey Bulletin. Eeru,nrjty
as to me ana quantity of fee has
nearly a. much 10 DO with he oman.
tlty Of milk A. doe, the uuality of
feed. try TO feed myrov,tncS3 uc
time each morning and nyrriuu ana
make Il. cows ar,etto t1o oa'..n
o. the amount. a,vlts giving a, rco
a u., lie ~ what ,he vIIi, rn
f. o1u u.s.. a. -.