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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11

The final entertainment OF the Young
Mems Christian Associations star course
for this season will be given at Ass0cia-
ton Hall tonight at S:l5. when the 10.
lowing attractive programme viii be
rendered:
Part Sacred Quartette. "Sing Ale
lula Forth" Dudley Buck. Op. Cj.,) First
Baptist choir; piano solo. "Rhdpsod:e Hon.
groise," U.istz) Mr.. Rudolph Won Scarpai
vocal solo, selected, Mrs. Jdspn- H. Rove
violin solo, "Anlaute Finale" Wendels-
sohn,): vocal solo. selected. Captain Frank
Cunningham duo. from 'Don Juan,
Vieuxtemps. Wolfc) Messrs higgins and
Won Scarpa.
Part lI-Sacred Quartette. II VIII
Rise" Glarrison Millard.) FIRST Baptist
choir; piano solo. ca "Nocturn"" O)
"Valse," Choppin): vocal solo, selected,
Miss Eva Lawson; violin solo. w Der
ceuse," (SmonD. % "Iisuenivalsen. "
tSarasatiD Mr. Charles F. Higgins Sacre,!
Quartette. incline Thine Ear" Dones.)
First Baptist choir. duo. civilian TIL"
de Beriot and Osborne.D Messrs. Higgins
and Won Scarpa.
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THE RElDSWLLE RACES CLOSED.
Three Closeiy-Con.estcd Events-Iissa's
@:IS the Fastest MiIc-Gthcr Features.


REIDSVILLE. y. G., May 1O.-(Speciai)
The series Of spring races at the Reds
Vile Driving Park We're concluded to-
day amid great enthusiasm and interest.
The racing was exceptionally close. and
the attendance lnrge. Following us a
summary:
First race-trottine, mile heats. best
three in five three ontrics-Charley g.,
owned by John r. Bigss. RoiGsy!lle. won
in three straight heats, time 2.25l-4
2:25 IL 2:2i1- Lookout, owned by the
Alamance Stock Farm taking second
money.
Second racc-trotting. mile heats, three
In five. with five entries-won by LISA
owned by the Alamance Stock Farm
time 2Is 219. go. Miss Thomson
owned by T. N. Hewitt Of Weyanoke.
Va, winning second place, and Billy
Wilkes. owned by J. +. White. Darling
ton. " G., taking third.
The running race had three entries
Distance, five eighths Of mile. best two
in three-Bas. owned by the Alamance
Stock Farm. was the winner. Time,
! n IL and l:20 Second money was di-
vided between Myra II. and Tiddle-Sticks
The performance Of LISA in trotting the
Hlile III I'D Is the fastest mile ever
trotted in North Carolina, and il IS
thought TO be the fastest mile trotted this
season in the United States.
MUCH ADMIRED.
The exhibition drilling Of the Danville
Cadets was excellent. and their general
department and bearing called forth much
admiration. They went through the
skirmish and other drilling in Il highly
creditable manner.
REIDSNILE DEFEATED.
Oakridge defeated the Reidsvlle team
In the third game. Score, Is 10 Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11

Oakridge defeated the Reidsville team
in the third game. Score. Is to Y.
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Citizens Relief Association,

The members OF the Citizens Relief AS
ISOLATION are requested to NEE; this az
ternoon at O'Clock sharp at the Office
of President l.. y. Catlin, No. north
Eleventh street.
There is much of importance TO be done.
and all are requested to be on hand
promptly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11

7 AVN PARTY. on CHESTNUT
IL FiILL,
for the benefit Of NfZPAH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. FRIDAY. 3iay llth commencing At
4 f. ~ and ending ut IL +. ". Music by tho
band. Admission, with refreshments 10 cents.
my 1C-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11

- CURSlON AND BASKET PICNIC TO
WEST POINT. WHIT HONDAY. Nay ~. 1894,
by jefferson Beneficial and Social Society. At
fractions boating, fishing. bathing, music.
dancing. &c. kefreshnents at city prices. A
goOi time guaranteed 70 al who attend. Good
order will be preserved. Tickets, adults, 1jc. I:
ladies and children. 50c. Train leaves Man
chester at 7:30 A. NJ Richmond anu Danyiile,
Nirgina-stree depot at SD \. NJ, and leaves
the iwonty-eighth street depot AZ $50 \. NJ.
The hotel, dancing pavilion. aud ground. have
been engaged for our patrcns for the day. \
fdl string band w. furnish music during the
day. Returning train leaves West Point NJ u
+. 81. my NV. FrSSa3t
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SALE BIZ AUCTION
or TIE
ELEGANT THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
CORNER RESIDENCE,
No. 400 north Twelfth street.
FOR MANY YEARS OCCUPIED BY Tue
LATE CLAIBORNE WATKINS.

selling far PARTITION. We VIII Offer at pub.
lie auction. uu tAe promise. ou
MONDAY, MAY Il. lisa
az $50 o'clock l.. ~. M" CENTHAll y
LOCATED THNEE-SToEN BAStAiLA ,
CORNER RESIDENCE. SO. in uo,t
Twelfth street coutainius about To- rooms
with every m q I'm convent ur..
Tine dwelling is most substantially II.i'
and is M perfect order. the location b,
central convenient % churches. Oh
markets. Now cry Hall. ana tfo uu-in
centre of Tire city, and thr nci-hhorh 90
is an that could Doe desired 10 is seldom
that such property is offered It auction.
and tine owners. some az whom are none
residents aIr determ 1-i t1 D for lai-
ufiou. \ bargain may Pee expected
TERMS. N.ry liberal
DENOON. TIppEE q, co.
nay Agcfiou..rs.
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Highest of all in Leavening PowcLaest u s. Govt Report
Second Friday.

DOVE LODGE, NAsoSs.
DAMON LODGE. KNIGHTS or PyTHIAs.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE. KNIGHTS OF ffIhisS
UNiOS LODGE, ODp-PgLLOwS.
UNITY LODGE. Ouo-FylIows.
oPACnfsTo TRfBT. RED Uss.
M0SiClS TRiBE, MD MN.
FRATERNITY LODGE, KNIGHTS oF hpNon'
MUTUAL LODGE. KNIGHTS OF HoSoh'
DALE LODGE. KNIGHTS or HONOR.
OH DOhIsION c0UECIL, LIGios or hoSoN
ASCHoH LODGE. GOLDEN CHAIN.
RICHMOND LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN
RESCUE C0rNCtf. I. o. L. A. n.
AURORA COUNCIL, J. q. e. 4. ".
VALLEY c0uRT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
SIDNEY LODGE. GOOD TEyP.Ags-
ElsT-ESD LOD'iE. GOOD rENpLARs.
RICHMOND Castle. GOLDEN EAGLE
COMPASy A. FIRST vIRGINI. REGIMESI'
LEE CAN'T.
VIRGINIA LODGE, sHIsLD or HONOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11
BY r. \. Cat.in. Auefi0r
Nos. and : north Eir.t.t4
rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT oh
l. CHESTNUT HILL

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAt
ID LY ExECUr9D Az TIN DisFAsN~
pRINrtN0uOusk
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SUMMER RESORTS.

- N VI y 10 ''''''V'' = =
MOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
WI SPRINGS over Ro.krsh Gap, Blue Ridge
Mountains, 1000 feet above the le vel Of the ses.
Fine views. delightful summer resort, cheap
boar J, strong iron springs: many attractions 10
the invalid, pleasure-seekers, aai families: Of
easy access. Address Messrs MASsIE s co,
Alton. Va. my ls.3m
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(OIKT ORDER.
CoMNIssIONERs OFfICE,D
AMELIA COURTHOUSE VA, April %. 1894.
AILLIAM WARE AND AIS.

JESSE L. BRADLEY'S ADMIR-, &C.
Take notice that in pursuance OF Il de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Amelia
county, pronounced at the March term,
1891. in the above-styled chancery suit. /
have fixed upon WEDNESDAY. June q,
1894, at the Office OF Southall x Farrar.
at Amelia Courthouse Va. 10 inquire and
ascertain the quantity value and location
Of the real estate of which Jesse T. Brad
ley died seiZ Il and possessed. and to as
certain what portions thereof have been
sold under orders in said cause and 10
whom sold, whether or not there is any
purchas money due on account of sales
made under DEGREES IN said cause. and IL
so, by whom due. and the amount thereof.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
in Chancery for the Circuit Court for
Amelia county. ;. l.. FARRAR,
Commissioner in Chancery.
+. X. Farrar and j. A. Jiles. y. q.
IAN n FAD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11
By Boswell & llarmln.
Real Estate Agent. aud Ap.,i0noors,
s north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


GATED TMO>IORl FRAME AND
BRICk BASEMEht DWELLING.
no. 1905 PLEASANT slNEEL.
BY virtue % a certain decd 81 trust executed
70 tho unicrs igned trustee, dntci August %.
1891, AMI ~ record In the Clrrs- Ollro OF tho
Chaucery Court of tho city 4 Richmond, Deed
BnOk I43 I, page jlJ, default having been
made In tho payment 81 the money secured
thereby. aud being required 500 % 80 ly tho
beneficiary thorein. | snaA sell ty pubic AUG
ton, on the premises. n
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1884,
at q O'Clock T. W., TIE ABOVE DESCRIBED
PROPERTY. The improy"m "nts consist Il
large Wo.l-buit tw0-story frame anl basement
bricx dwelling. containing about l} rooms lri
detached brick kitchen WITH tlFro rooms. Tho
property has "a frontage - Is iert Oh the norm
side Of Pleasant street by depth u roo feet,
more or less.
Terms: Cash NJ % cost 81 sale. AMI - pay q
note Of $500 with interest from August ., 1893,
and any taxes which may be- quo on SAID ~
p crty: balance on such terms - may Re an
uouuce1 at the sale. ANDREM LONAll.
BOsW ELL 4 itRMAS, Trustee.
Au.tiDneers. my 10
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EISINISS WANTS.
XyANrAyICTORIA TO GO SHOP

w PING, CALLING. or DRIVING? Hired
by the hour. Nice carriage, aud charges mo-
derate. CITi-HALL LIN cry STABLES.
3Oj and 3O7 north Eleventh street
TelaphOue 10. nv Nv
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HOT SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
IL VIRGINIA.

Baths viii DO given In "TnE VIRGINIA"
during the winter. masseur will be in at
tendance Send for illustrated circular to
J. D. ChANPLlN,
h9 Manager
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AUCTION xALEs-rbis Deg.

NRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
Il \ STOCK OF BOOKS. STATIONERY.
LEATHER GOODS. SHOWCASES. Sc.-By yir-
tue Of deed Of trust from :. l.. Crane to the
undersigned. trustee. and duly recorded 10 th'
Cbancory Court OF tho city a kicamond, viii
sell az 1911 ems Main street. commencing
SATURDAY EVENING
NJ ji6 O'Clock In doiail ia lots 90 sui; purchasers
hts entire stock. consisting in par. Of BOOKS iu
sets. large collection OF MlectLl ANtOlS
BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS. MEMORANDA V
BOOKS, prC.- Er-BOOKs. some oxtrs Ono
quality BI5l >. PRAY Ek-BOOkN, ALB 81.
STATIONERY N boxes, RtAN> PAfhk. large
quantity ~ lax. SUNDAl-N1 liOOL REWARD
CARDS, 6-foot METAL sHoN-rA T., WAL
MT STANDING DISK, STORE FlAIJ ks,
81.
TERMS: Cash. and sale without limit or re-
serve. JOHN GARLAND POLLARD.
Trustee.
J. II. VALENTINE, Auctoneer. my ~
by Denoon. Turpar q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouecrs.
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.sVHERF. ARE No FLIES ON

4 SaIIH.'-You cannot makea silk purss
oGt OF n sOws ear, but you can secure your books
aud money In HERRlNG-HALl~MAltNl COM
PANY'S FIRE AND BURGLAk-PROOt SAFES
B. 4. SMITH.
my y No. - rOrth Ninth street.
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FURNISHED COTTAGES ATr.5
l. VIRGINIA BEACH FOR kENT.-Three Ia
nice COZ IAGES, facing the ocean. completely
furnished, rooms conveniently arranged. within
three minutes walk Of the Princess Anue Hotel,
FOR Rem I Tor thu season. Terms moderate.
For further particulars apply 70
BYRD. BALDWIN & Co.
Rooms % aud % iladiington Building
my 9-W, t&Su7t Norfolk. Va.
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noe RENT, FRANZ DWELL-H1
l. ING on libby Hill. 3)l5 cast Main "a
street ak rooms, bath. and city water. Large
shade trees. In good order. Nice home. Prico
81 , per month. r.. q. GODBIN,
my ll-lt' 3Otf east Main street.
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By 81. Seldom Taylor A. Son.
Real Estgte Agents sud AuctioneCrf
Office. Eleventh and Bank streets,
The oasis., 1894-01-11
READ THE LOS ANGELES TIMES.

M-Il>.s EseSau-e It I.-
The oasis., 1894-01-11

The board of supervisors of Marico- pa county has appointed C. w. John stone justice of the peace in Phgnix precinct, vice II. H. Wharton, resign ed.
 A Tempe physician says the differ cnce between a cold and an influenza is four dollars. Fourteen dollars will cure the former while the latter takes eighteen,
 Last week Postmaster Logan was notified that Yuma postohice had been raised to the third class. with a sal ary of sll0O per annum, taking effect January l, 1921.
 Nogales had a snowStorm Friday last. the first of the season for South ern Arizona. In some portions of Pima county snow fell to depth of about six inches.
 Spot Roberts, an employe at the the logging camp of \. A. Cameron, two miles east of Flagstaff, had his foot broken Thursday of last week, by a horse stepping on him.
 The city election in Prescott, Tues day of last week. resulted in tie for chief of police. J. l.. Fisher was re- elected mayor, and G. A. Swan and F. F. Andrews councilmen.
 More destitution is reported in Php- nix this winter than ever before in it's history. But a few years since Phe- nicians boasted that no hungry nor tai could there be found.
 Governor Murphy is in receipt of news to the effect that the sale Of bonds of the north and south road is now nearly assured. This means that the line will be rapidly completed.
 It is alleged that Judge Rouse has applied for transfer from the Second judicial dist rict, including Graham. Pinal and Gila counties, to the first district of COchise and Pima counties.
 A force of men is engaged in taking up the rails of the Mineral Belt raj road at Flagstaff. Eighteen miles oi the thirty-fye will be taken up and relaid in siding' on the santa Fe. Prescott X Phoenix road.
The oasis., 1894-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS
The Human Electrical Forces '! How They Control the Organs
 of the Body.

The electrical force of the human body IS the nerve fluid may be termed, is an espe- cially attractive department of science as 1t exerts so marked ar influence on the health of the organs of the body. Nerve force Is produced by the brain and conveyed by means of the nerves to the various organs of the body, thus supplying the latter with the
The oasis., 1894-01-11
ARrzoSA NEWS.
lculled from Exchauges.l

ed postmaster at Yuma.
 The Tempe News has commenced publication of daily edition.
 Salt River valley oranges are attract ing great attention in Denver.
 A Prescott man shipped a burro east for a Christmas present to boy In Northern Arizona cattle are re- ported wintering in good condition. Yuma held town election last week. F. s. Ingalls, was elected may or.
 At Prescott Sunday morning the mercury dropped several points below zero.
 During the last quarter of 1893 Yav- apai county paid over $500 for lion scalps.
 A new forty stamp mill is to be put up on the Gold Nugget and Sunrise mines near Gila city.
 Today Globe is to have a glove fight for $50 side between A. V. Starr and Pat Daley.
 One million pounds of barley for New York are this week being shipped from the Salt River Valley.
 Winter now reigns as king in Coco nino county The snow is about two
 z
 The old Dominion Copper Co.,, Of Globe, has bought Bremen's saw mills and toll road on Pinal mountain.
 Last Saturday evening three car loads of hay consigned to Houston, Texas, were shipped from Tempe.
 The Tombstone Mill & Mining C.. has reduced wages of miners to s2.5c per day, and engineers to 4.0O per day. At Wilcox New Years morning W. $. Gray was accidentally shot ill the leg by young man who was firing a salute.
 There is q patch of snow a mile square on the north side of the San Francisco mountain which never dis appears.
 At Phoenix Monday morning the second hand store of k. Wilson X Co. was plundered by thieves, who made quite haul
 At Gila Bend last week Ed Neal was robbed of watch and si0 in mone' taken from under his pillow while he was sleeping.
 Al Flagstaff the last day of the old year wa, the colde,t of the season. and l the mercury went down to tn q . greei below zern.
 Last week Wednesday Peter pary died in a hou 'e of ill fam at William under circum 'tances that indicated 1 poisoning by morphine.
 Rappelese, desert vel between Me a and Goldield is now down 3l5 feet in hard quartz and no indication of water. The work still goes on.
 II tn e.Inila.iol of E. Hitler. manager of the Hartford Bank, and Phmuix Electric Light Co. at Phoenix, the accused was discharged.
 C.. q. Arizona National Guard, has been oiiicaly organized. and was mus tered at N0gaIc, yesterday by Major John A Black Of he Third battalion. It iS reported thgt Gfiira mill cf firty ton- capacity k tn he place at the Mammoth mine. It will be the first one introduced in tue territor
 X carload of machinery for the NJ,
The oasis., 1894-01-11
FROM rHDSIx FROM NlMoopA

c0pa at ll.12 PM
 Southern Pacific, wes, bound, pn~sp, Mari- copa at l2.5OA. N. Pacific time. A, daily Trains stop on signal Trains B l. B and 6 connect with Hunsakor Stage Line between Mesa and GuldCeld. Trains connect with trains cf southern pa- circ railroad. Connect at Tempe with stages for Mesa City. and at Phpnix nith stages for Pr, scott, Gilictt, Wickenburg and Nultue
 C.. & HASTEN,
 Nice-rres'i and Manager
The oasis., 1894-01-11

physlcians generally fan to recognize. the Importance ot this fact. but treat the organ i,se! finstead of the cause of the trouble The noted specialist, Franklin Mics. M. D., LL B.. mas given the greater part of his lie 70 the study of this subject. and the rr'n~ip Il discoveries concerning it are due to hl Cert.
 Dr. Niles Restorative NerliIe. he Uuri- va.cd brain aud nerve food, i-pI Ieparcd c the prlncpie that all nervous and many her difficulties originate from disor crl of inc rerte ceuiers. It's wonderful sl ces Inc sigy fue e ls1rdc -s is fusii eltOD, llOLs- E4, IL every part Of the iand.
 Restorative Neryue cures slccplossness, nervous prOstralion. dizziness, hysteria. sex ual debility, st. Vitus dance, epilepsy, etc lt is Tree from 0piates or dangerous drugs. It Is sold on a positive guarantee by all drug gists. or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medical O., Llkhart. Ind, on receipt of price. sl per
The oasis., 1894-01-11

vitality necessary to in- sure their health. The pneumOgastric nerve. as shown here, may be said to be the most important Of the entire nerve sys- tem. Us it supplies the heart lungs, stomach, bowels, etc. with the nerve force necessary to keep them active and healthy. As will be seen by the cut the long nerve descending from th e base of the brain and terminating in the bow els Is the pneumOgastric. while the numerous lit-. tie branches supply theI heart. lungs and stom-' ach with necessary vi- taiity. When the brain becomes in any way dis ordered by irritabliity or exhaustion, the nerve force which 1t supplies is lessened, and the or gans receiving the d. minIshed supply are con- seUuently wen I.euel.
National Baptist world., 1894-09-28
FINANCE AND INDUSTRY.

The Denver, Sioux City, Lake Supe.
r1or q Chicago Railroad company has
filed articles to build railroad from
Denver through to Minneapolis, st.
Paul, Duluth, Winnipeg, Galena and
Chicago, III.
1T is the opinion of the New York
journal of Commerce, after a careful
investigation, that coal gas in the
larger eastern cities can be made at a
profit with price to consumers at rs
cents thousand feet.
The Tehuantepec railway, Mexico.
will be opened soon. The line crosses
the isthmus almost north and south
through the states of Vera Cruz and
Oaxaca, is about ITO miles long and
the first transcontinental line built in
Mexico.
The coal output of Missouri has in.
creased 40 per cent. in the last five
years. In 1898 it amounted to 5,19O, ,442
tons an increase of 173, 157 tons over 1892.
although the number of mines in oper.
alton in 1892 Was 81 less than in the
preceding year.
CONSULAR reports show that the con.
sumption of Egyptian cotton by the
New England mills has grown from
nothing ten years ago to more than
10000 large bales, corresponding in
weight to 10000 American bales, and
approximately valued at S3,OOO,O 900.
National Baptist world., 1894-09-28
THE TALL GIRLS MISTAKE.
She Started Out to Have Fun With tho
Young Englishman.

She Started Out to Have Fun With the
Young Englishman.
The tall girl with the yellow hair
and the white dress had announced her
intention of having fun with the young
Englishman who was a guest at the
house where she was staying He had
but lately arrived in this country. and
he was here for a few days on his way
to leisurely inspection of the west.
L suppose, Mr.. Cholmedly." the tall
/ girl said when she got her proposed
victim ranged up beside a lot of other
girls who wanted to see and hear the
fun. Il suppose you find this country
much different from England?''
Indeed, | do" replied the young
Englishman, politely. ''It is very diff
ferent''
DO you like it?"
Il hardly know yet. have seen but
very little of it, you know"
Disappointed, amt you?"
Il can't say that ! ann
Weren't you grieved because you
iidn't find any Indians in Central park
N New York waiting to scalp un-
wary Britons? You surely thought In.
1ians would be there
pardon me, but had no such idea"
well. you expected to hunt buffalo
IN Long Island. I'll be bound, and
:ool1ed for cowboys and Mexicans on
;he wharf, to say nothing of bears and
1eer in the battery?"
You are entirely mistaken. l ex,
pected to find none of the things you
have mentioned"
but you didn't know how large
this country was. You had an idea
confess now-that you could run up tc
Buffalo in half an hour from New
York?"
Il knew it was ten-hour ride"
The tall girl was rather disconnected
by this time, but she bit her lips and
continued the battle. Had no idea OF
going out to California and back in the
same day?"
No"
Didn't think that most of the peo
pie here were savages and dressed IT
skins when dressed at alp"
"Certainly not"
'All our habits, customs and instltu
tlons were strange and outlandish tc
you, no doubt?'
''Some of them strange, but none O
them outlandish.''
The tall girl was nonplussed. The
other girls were laughing at her dis
comtiture. She nervously twisted an6
untwisted her handkerchief aud finally
said: ''Well, you are queer sort of an
How is it you know SO
much?"
In tones icy enough to cause a dror
in temperature the young Englishmar
replied: Because, miss, l studied
when | was at school,
Then, while the tall girl blushed red
as a peony, he confined: II g. SO
studied department, something which,
| fear, was not included in your curri.
culum."
The tall girl was SO mortified that
she didn't leave her room for two davs.
Buffalo Express
National Baptist world., 1894-09-28
FARM NOTES.

THE flesh of the donkey is said to be
excellent eating, being as delicate in
texture as the finest mutton, with the
flavor of roast pork.
EVERY indication now points to q
good demacd for all classes of i'm
proved stock, and the old experience is
that the masses prefer to buy when
prices are high.
GEESE do not arrive at maturity un-
til their third year, but are long-lived!!
When full-grown, geese will weigh
from twelve to eighteen pounds when
dressed
The proper time to cut clover is when
the heads are all in blossom. If cut too
early it is watery and if left until the
heads are brown, the second growth
will be checked.
OF the 100000 sheep in the United
States, Ohio possesses the largest num-
ber-4, 400, 900; Texas and California
stand respectively second and third,
the latter being credited with 4, ,2OO, 900.
IN Paris the dead horses are sold to
the proprietors of the great poultry
breeding establishments in the neigh
borhood, who make them into finely
minced, highly spiced and nutritious
poultry food.
National Baptist world., 1894-09-28
BRUSH AND PALETTE.

"ANcIENT ITALY" the famous nio.
ture by Turner has been purchased bv
a number OF art amateurs and placed
in the Louvre. The price paid for thu
picture was forty thousand dollars.
The principle first announced nv
Leonardo da Vinci that sall drav;ng
Is founded on perspective" has been
fertile in producing ''the philograph.-
an ingenious device by means of which
the uninstructed can acquire the art of
sketching from nature.
THE princess of Wales has purchased
copy of the medallion of M. Pader-
ewski, which is exhibited at the Roval
academy. The medallion was executed
by Miss A. NJ. Chaplin, from sittines
which the pianist gave her during his
visit in London last autumn.
The pictures, books, furniture and
relics OF the late Ford Madox-Broyvn
will be sold ere long in London. The
collection contains many items of
unique interest On account of their
connection with the greatest names in
English art during the last fifty years.