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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
coIoRED MEMORIAI DAY.
BAR ASSOCIATIONS.
The Annual Meeting to be Held at The
white sulphur In Au1us'

The seventh annual meeting of the Vir-
gina State Bar Association will be held
at the White Sulphur Springs on Tuesday
Wednesday. and Thursday. August 9th.
7th. and Sth
Tuesday morning ex-Judge w. J. Leake.
Of Richmond. will call the Association TO
order. Mr.. G. NJ. Blackford, of Lynch
burg. president of the association, will de-
liver the annual address. After the adj
dress Will come the work Of appointing
the committees then a paper entitled
"The General Court Of Virginia." prepar-
cd by the late f. IL. Mcclure of Rich
mond. will be read by Mr.. James c.
Lamb. For Wednesday and Thursday the
following order Of business viii be OBJ
served:
Wednesday morling-the annual adj
dress, by Hon. Roger a. Pryor, Of New
York. Report of committee TO recommend
officers. Election of officers. Election Of
members Of Executive Committee. New
and miscellaneous business.
Wednesday evening-A paper by George
Perkins, of Charlottesville on 1.-THE Law
yer's place Among Men" Discussion on
the subject of the paper read. Unfinished
business.
Thursday morning-A paper by r. Wal
ton Moore, OF Fairfax, entitled Some
Views on Criminal Irocedu C." Discussion
vi IA 'NhJ'St Va tAt paper ltdl. Iullu-
ished business. Announcement by the
presdent-elect Of the standing commit
tees for the ensuing year. Adjournment
Thursday afternoon is reserved for the
meeting and organization of the several
standing committees for the ensuing
year.
The annual dinner Will be given at 70
o'clock on Thursday evening.
A parlOr in the hotel at the Springs
VIII be open for the use Of the secre-
tary of the Association, and members are
particularly requested to register their
names Immediately on arrival in the
register of the Association, which will
be kept in this room.
The attention Of the members Of the
several standing committees manned
abovo) is called to the provision OF the
Bylaws art. XII, section o. by which
such committees are required 10 meet
annually. on the day preceding the am
nnual meeting OF the Association. All
such committees will meet at the hotel
at the Springs. on Monday. August 5th.
at o'clock +. NJ.
BY order of the Executive Committee,
JACKSON GUY, Secretary.
Richmond Va.
Members who propose TO attend the
meeting are respectfully requested 10
notify the secretary on the enclosed
postal-card; the arrangements for their
accommodation will be greatly facilitated
thereby.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
pRP SCHOOL ANNUAL.
ENCEMeNT EXERCISES AT THE
Rr MOZART ACADEMY.
rIllant OCCASION In Which the City nj
.rgo Takes Ioep Intersst-S's Medals
10 be Awarded to Honor Pupils.

The tyenfy.frst annual commencement
exercises of the Richmond High School
Will take place at the Mozart Academy
tomorrow night az SI5 o'clock.
No other event In Richmond ever at
tracts more attention and the Academy
as on similar occasions will be made
quate 20 hold the crowd who VIII at
tend.
ia order 20 prevent ovcrcrowding, tick
els of admission were issuN TO the
parents and friends OF the pupils and
these are al gone.
Professor Julian T.. Thomas principal
of the High School, VIII preside. The
School Board. teachers and honor pupils
Will occupy the stage. and no one else
VIII Doe permitted on 70.
The Blues Band will furnish the music,
and magnificent display OF flowers may
Dc expected.
Tho scenes on such occasions arc al
ways brilliant and the picture which VIII
be presented tomorrow night with the
stage banked with youthful beauty and
the audience in handsome array VIII be
worth coming long way 10 see.
The greatest degree Of interest centers
around the mcdallists. There are four
Peabody medals and two medals from
the cooking school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

ume OF stories which he has issued; ~
conte q EXAMPLES of his best work y
various fields. and the range OF subjects
imparts 10 this volume special value.
'-ine Life of Lord Jonn Russell Is
soon to be published by Harper x Broth.
ers IN The Queens Prime Ministers
series. which already includes biographies
OF Viscount Melbourne. the Marquis OF
Salisbury, viscount Palmerston, the Earl
or Beaconsfied. Right Hon. W. Il. Glad
stone and Sir Robert Peel. IL Is stuart
]. Reid editor OF the series. who has
written the new volume OF which Earl
Russell IL the subject-a book that is In
sense authoritative, since the author has
been permitted TO draw much OF the ma
terial from papers now In me possession
of the Dowager Countess Russell. Df
unusual interest 10 American readers viii
be the statement In regard TO the Ala
bama affair. which the Earl of Seloorne
contributes TO this book.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Sharp, 81. Sara 3. TdyIor'
Mrs. Meade's School.
Al the closing exercises OF Mrs. Meade
--hool on Friday evening last. the poetI
rrom the little ones as well as the MOI
.erious Rotations Of the Older, scholar
we're true 10 nature and touching. tn
was excellent
I'M the physical exercises were rendere
In music and graceful motion. expression


some very generous contributions were
..,a1e 10 this charity within few days
~rfer the earnest appeal published IN
,rbe Times. but the need is urgent, the
crl.s for help are inecessant. ana the
,,easury IS very nearly exhausted. The
,.eatnar- IS again becoming very not.
10 not forget the poor who have no
Zee. -. ....,,., ,,,o,,.,,,
M. q,fnos and Dispatch offices. West.
1e,,rston a CO.'S. +. \. Miller's drug
. Sv,,,e' and at Morris Mineral Water Depot
~ ,',ore, can be sent direct 10 Mrs. Geo
" Bagby 81 east Grace street.
The Mission wishes 10 acknowledge re-
-. ~ 2s cents from III. W. b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
special Offering
HOUSE WRAPPERS.
To-day we place on sale
rtu VIDA yDtfDE

To-day we place on sale
300 WRAPPERS
at greatly reduced prices. including al,
sizes. Some OF these Wrappers are last
seasons. others this seasons purchases.
The prices now. In many instances. are cut
in half, and will not pay for actual cost
of material.
They're all 10 be sold this week. so be
among the first 10 get your pick. The
prices are as follows.
1Jc. Print Wrapper reduced 10 59c
osc. Print Wrapper reduced 10 69c.
use. Bingham Wrapper reduced TO &c.
sl.25 Percale Wrapper reduced TO 7jc.
Sl.5O Zephyr Bingham Wrapper reduced
20 Csc.
S2.io French Percale Wrapper reduced
TO sl2j.
- ~ French Percale Wrapper reduced
10 81 %.
$50 White Ground Striped Satteen
Wrapper reduced 10 l25.
s. ~ Lawn Wrapper reduced 10 Sl2J.
S2.75 Dimity Wrapper reduced 70 Sl.2J.
SlJO White Lace Striped Muslin Wrap
per reduced to 15c.
$3.50 Striped Nainsook Wrapper reduced
to 81.
$50 chambray Pink and Blue Wrapper
reduced 10 50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

The Retreat for the Sick will give their
annual excursion 10 Ashland Park on
Thursday. June Goth. The train leaves
Elba Station at A. NJ. and the tickets
are p cents. The Ways and Means
Committee. Of which Mrs. A. f. Rahm
is chairman, Will be in charge OF the
refreshments. and will act as chaperons.
The Floral Mission have charge of the
music and the entertainments OF the
party. Every member of the Board OF
Managers is expected 10 go. ard all OF the
friends of the institution are in
y.tcd.
The Children In the Ward who are able
10 60 are always taken on the picnic.
and the children in the other hospitals
OF the city are invited TO go as their
guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
so CENTS.

We've made TWO OTHER LOTS o.
the COLORED HATS.
one lot at l9c. that takes IN the hals
that formerly sold al -, -. and 'nc.
rho third lot at Csc takes In those
Colored Hats that have been such ready
sellers at 81, ~. and Ssc.
SHADE HATS for the mountains rs ana
White and Modena Chips or Shuck
SHADE HATS, TWO siZcs-price. 2Jc.
White Leghorn Shade Hats, DC
Childrens Small Leghorns. pam ana
fiuted brims, 4Jc.
Children's Lace-Edge Leghorns, 4sc.
Chlldren's ROllng-Brim Leghorns. &c.
Childrcns Fine Imported LeshOrns,
CSC, Si12. and SID.
ladies' Wide-Brim Leghorns, 4sc.
Ladies' Wide-Brim-better grade-Leg-
horns. J'ic
Ladies' Wide-Brim Imported Leghorns,
plain and lace-edge brim. &c.
Finer grades Imported Leshorns, Csc,
Sll9 10 $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
TRIMMED HAT SALE.

yvo bsve NV actual count in our cases
,or ,r1.NORROW'S SALE 3D. Trim ned
HATS and BONNETs from the 2sc.
Fancy Straw shape, trimmed with I'D
hon and flowers, TO the Imported fat-
terms, that were SIS, 50. and 80, "hlch,
IKE the rest OF the entire stock, come
In fer their share of the red ict-On-De-
ING marked now 50, SO. and Sl2.
There is not a piece of Trimmed Head
Resi- that does not show ~ difference
from former price Of - per cent; thls
means that 81 goes as far as Two Okgi-
NARILY IN buying TRIMMED HATS
here THIS WEEK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
A CONTRACT AWARDED.
SUMNER EXERCISES or THE VIR-
GINA NORMAL INSTITUTE.
The Moody Residence Mt West Point SOLD.
The Colored People to Observe Monday
as Memorisl- Dsy-Jurors Selected.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 5.-Special.-
At meeting of the building committee
Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
held at noon to-day at the law Office OF
Mr. Richard y. Davis, the various bids
for completing the work on the uniinisn-
ed hall Of the association on sycamore
street were opened, and the chairman OF
the committee was directed 10 award the
contract to Mr.. g. Il. Keller, a well-known
contractor OF this place. The committee
hope that they can now complete the
building Of the Association, exclusive or
the gymnasium, with the means In their
hands.
The regular monthly term Of the County
Court Of Dinwiddie will be held on next
Monday, when the different county officers
elected at the May election will qualify.
The following gentlemen have been sum-
moned TO serve as grand jurors during the
June term OF the Hastings Court, which
opens on next Thursday Morris l.. Myers,
W II. Dewberry. f.. A. Hartley, 5. 5.
Bridgers, W. NJ. Jones, George J. Mcrrl-
son, X. c. Scott, Isaiah Brockwel, and
Thomas l.. Stroud. There are three fell
ony cases on the criminal Docket
Rev. II. W. Battle, ID. ID. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. delivered al ad-
dress at the commencement exercises at
Windsor Academy. at Windsor, on last
Thursday night.
The summer normal, OF the Virginia
Normal and Collegiate Institute, which is
held annually for teachers. will open on
rext Monday night at s o'clock. Major W.
H. Johnson, principal OF Jones-Street
school, will deliver the opening address.
Music will be furnished by some OF Pc
tersburg's best colored musical talent.
Among those who viii speak at the ses-
sions of the institute are Dr. -. NJ. Brown
Superintendent of Public Schools in Pc
tersburg; Hon. John l.. Massey, State
Superintendent Of Public instruction;
Professor w. r. Fox, Superintendent OF
Schools. OF Richmond; Rev. W. v Tun-
nell, of Washington. u. c.; Professor
Yorke Jones. of Charlotte n. c.: Profess
sor John T.. Shields. principal Of the Pea
body School, and others.
COLoBED MEMORIAL DAY.
The colored people Of Petersburg will
observe next Monday as memorial-day.
There viii be parade Of the colored
military, and all the colored civic So
cieties Rev. Ellis Watts will be the
orator Of the day. a poem will be read
by 5. l.. Jones.
The lot with the building thereon.
know mas the Moody residence, contain
ing nalf an acre, at City Point, was sold
at public auction to-day. Mr.. 5. f. James
was the purchaser. and the price paid
was Sl33.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
UNTRIMMED HATS.

II would be hard 10 name stylish
shane i'm a ColOred Straw Hat that we
cannot show. All the popular sly
shapes are gathered here Yes, we must
admit we've gathered too many for our
own good. but we're going 70 dispose OF
them. they'll be no use TO us next sea-
son.
This lot includes the hats that nave
sold at 81 - $50. sl.7J -. and $50
all the fine Chips, Tuscan, and Lace straw
and Neopoitans. We have put them
ain on two separate tables IN centre OK
our Hat Department. You can PICK
from this counter during this week at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

Sir Moses Montefiore Synagogue was
packed Friday night to hear Rabbi Wager.
of New York, preach. 1t was understood
that he was invited here with view
Of extending him call IL 1t was thought
he would be acceptable 10 the congrega-
ton. The speaker made a very favorable
impression upon the congregation. and it
10 probable that an effort will be made
10 have him remain in this city and take
charge OF the congregation. Mr.. S. Stern
is the president, and the congregation
is In q fourishing condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

A rainbow fete will be given at the
Wigwam, in Barton Heights. tomorrow
and Tuesday evenings. by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Barton Heights Methodist
church. a novel and interesting pro-
gramme will Zoe followed by refresh
ments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

The chosen emblem of the University as.sr,,
NJ Virginia is jaguar. rampant, ne'e ,,,s
,rhe reasons for tnis enV's' "a curis"
given by the editor OF oorNs so ~'e
n publication Of the ses'V ,.e wsre infiu-
IN o, % ELECT the taguar. as symbonc OF
enc she'q Iy, ,U Of Virginia; not so ma oa
s me 81 ,h. ssoi that II IL the largest anu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
From the AsSoclat on.

Rev. DIT. J. c. Hden will address the
mems meeting at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon, at 1
o'clock. Mr.. George +. Tibbitts, the gem
eral secretary, will talk to the boys as
usual at o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

Round-trip tickets 10 Norfolk or New
mort News Saturday night. June %. 1895.
on the new and handsome steamer Poca-
hontas good TO return the Following
tuesday. Steamer will leave Richmond
-, 10 O'clock; returning, will leave Nor
Soik at 4 T. NJ, June sd. arriving in
Richmond IN time for the electric cars.
No dust: cool breezes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

The programme viii be- as follows:
T. Essay, Character Building Mary
Ncale
e. SMe. "smthofn Sorcnaic" Narcie
shappal. Alma Atkissou. Virginia Tai
bolt Dellio Ogilvic. Thomas McCauL
Herbert McCaui Edwin EOsner.
O. "Lxucricucee OF AN inexperienced
Cook" Mamie Morrisettc.
A. ''Thc Song of tho camp Robert
GOdscy. Edwin Boshcr. James Mc8aln,
Howard Woodhn. Thomas McCaul. Her.
bert McCaul
g. Duet. Beautiful Moonlight" Marcie
Chapel Virginia Talbot
g. only Private Grace Hi, Josie
Cohen. Alberta Parkinson. Peachy Shell.
Ioaale pctus Nellie Spence Rose Bauer,
L!nrie Johnston. Robina Wnitlock, Mary
Nclle Kate Hundley.
e. Chorus "Mon of Ilafiech.'
S. "Unclc Rcmus' Church Experience,
John EgElestOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

L. ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MA
the auspices OF the Ladies' Auxiliary.
from to IL Z. NJ At 8 o'clock the
Master Mason's Wife and Daughters
Degree conferred. At I o'clock. address
by Or. Calisch. At 5 o'clock. entertain
ment by the boys. Tickets, including
fare from Twenty-ninth and + streets
and entrance at the Home, - cents.
Cars leave Twenty-ninth street every
hour. Refreshments and music during
the evening. Jel0-su&fr2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Childr0n'S Serge Suits.

Navy Cloth. trimmed with white braid
on jacket and skirt. sizes q TO II years,
reduced 10 500 from $3.oJ
The Childs NObby Elton Serge Suit,
navy, with red braid. reduced from SJ.7J
10 -.
Handsome Little Blazer Effect. English
Serge. trimmed with braid and buttons,
reduced 10 So
The $50 Wlde-Wale English Serge
Childs Elton, reduced to IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

II HE FLOATING BATH-HOUSE is
now open for ladies and gentlemen.
just OF Mayo's Island. Time table for
nesdays from 3 20 6 Z. NJ. and Fridays
from 20 1880 Z. NJ; for gentlemen.
from early morning until T. NJ daily
and after ladies and family hours until
IL II. NJ. Special rates for boys daily
up 10 3 o'clock, 10 cents. jel6-1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Childre ms Null Hats
and BOnnetS.

What's prettier or cooler for a child
than one Of these large, stylish, full
front BOnnets.
We have them a SIC. in dotted Swiss.
In White Null, edged with Nalencennes
lace, f2c.
Better grades. 70. IS, Csc. SLIP. and
Sl.3s
Null Round Caps. neat styles. he.
Dotted Swiss Round Caps - and Ice.
Corded Round Caps, 10. % 30. and JOc.
NULL HATS.
Chlldrens Pink and Blue Null Hats. 25c.
Children's Dotted Swiss Hats, 3sc.
Better grade at zoe.
Null Tam O'shanters for boys. 10. 20.
and &c.
Il. X. Bonnets. 20. IS. ~. and 45c.
A complete variety OF High-Grade
Novelties in Lace, silk, and Creyon Caps
for Infants and Children.
NURSES CAPS
complete range OF prices and styles
az 10, % -. ~, ~ -. and 59c
NJ RISES APRONS.
~. 80, 30. 30. 81 and Toe.
Fancy styles, SIP and Sl.G9., cut full
and large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

Mr.. l.. j. Pierce of Henrico. yesterday
qualified before Judge Wickham as Justice
of the peace. Mr.. Pierce has been sick
Tor several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
+ COMMENCEMENT SERMON.

Richmond College will be preached in
the College Hall THIS EVENING at
$50 o'clock by Rev. Or. SITTER. Of Grocer
Seminary. The public is cordially in
yited. jeiG-1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
DUCK SUITS.

FOR TOMORROW, an IMMENSE
NEW ASSORTMENT OF ALL GRADES.
some Duck Suits tit and are put to-
Sether In a Way-there are others. The
OTHERS are the kind we have made
10 our order Suits that fit perfectly
are cut In the latest style and made
in the best workmanlike manner.
If you would be seasonably, suitably,
and correctly dressed we have much
that Will interest you.
The prices are within the reach Of
every purse, and the SELECTION Of
coorng In stripes and checks, also solid
white and navy, is the correct thing.
SEPARATE WHITE DUCK SKIRTS;
also Serge, Cloth. and Crepons in navy.
tan. and black. cut full and well made.
Ihe prices have all undergone a change.
$40 for the SIS Serge skirts
Sl.9S for the $3.50 Skirts.
50 for the S3.7j Skirts.
SOS for the - Skirts.
SO for the s. - skirts
$ FOR the 5000 Skirts
Si2 for Abe SD Skirts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
KAUF MANN \ co.

Extraordinary opportunities for buying bring in extraord
nary selling opportunities With big outlet for disposng
Millinery at wholesale and retail together with knowledge and
ready money pay spot cash. to win This
ent trade There better money saving chance than
ours for you n Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
RIBBONS.

Never in the history of our business
has there been such Ribbon selling as
within the past two weeks.
Tomorrow we give you additional proof
OF our ability 10 sell you RIBBONS for
less money than they can be bought
elsewhere. Bring your samples for COM
parison. We want II. Either In the
Fancy Stripes and Checks or the plain
Satin or Fables.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Silk aiSts.

These lots are sacrificed. You know
the Waists-haVe seen them-and can
appreciate what drop the now"
prices are from real worth
SILK Waists, in Figured silks.
mostly In shades Of rcd-sizes 7-3i,
2-35-regular price $3.50 and s. each
NOW $3.50.
10 Ladies' Black Surah SILK Waists
only two sizes left. and just Waists
OF each size-32 and "a. They sold at
s. each NOW zoo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

woman without a tongue, oh MY
| think yOu'll own that l have Won"
The sculptor. smiling. made reply,
~ perfect woman should have none
JESSIE D'ARSIE JACKSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Which v on?
(For The Times.)

A sculptor to his friend did say.
I'm make a wager | can make
From this huge mass Of shapeless clay
a perfect woman, sans mistake
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
MUSLIN UNDER WEAR

A large shipment OF Gowns. Chemise.
Drawers. and Skirts from the most re-
liable manufacturer OF these garments,
who was In need OF cash. puts US In a
position TO sell you Undergarments at
prices that will prove a saving 10 you.
We also have an exceptionally large
UNDERWEAR. DRESSES. SLIPS. and
ROBES. on which We have ESTAB-
LISHED the REPUTATION OF being
HEADQUARTERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Ladies' Muslin
Underwear.

We have been through the stock
and culled out all broken assortments,
which will be on table tomorrow AT
Carnbric Corset Covers, Chemsse,
Drawers. Skirts, Gowns, White. Wrap
pers. and Duck Vests.
They are all clean goods and our
most desirable styles. Tomorrow YOU
car buy any garment from yyc. 10 81
less than the regular price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

"Ill take you was his friends reply.
And soon the sculptor's work was done
His friend gaZed on with earnest eye,
And with a mile. said. Il have won"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

White Marseilles. with small white
figures regular price IL 2-3c. ward
NOW i0c.
Victoria Lawn. fine and shccr-tha
usual izi3c. quality
NOW l-ic.
Dimity Dots another lot just In
the new White Dress Fabric. con-
trolled exclusively by Us for Rich
mond. The last lot was gone I'm TWO
DAYS The most desirable Of the sea-
sons new things Zoc. YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Separate Skirts.

You will be blind 10 the temptation
OF value If you are not interested IN
this lot.
Ladies' Duck Skrts-white ground.
with narrow blue and red stripes
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-01-03
KINDNESS TO COWS.
1t Pays Better in Every Way Than Oaths
and Cruel Kicks.

and Cruel Kicks.
Some time ago, suspecting that the
hired man was not treating our cows
as he should, l undertook to do the
milking myself, says farmer writing
to the National Stockman.
l found that one COW, thorough
bred Jersey, began to lift one foot
from the ground as soon as began
milking. 1 paid no attention to her
save to occasionally stop and pet her,
but she kept on and finally upset the
pail. Then she jumped as if to ward
off a blow, but instead of the blow
that she evidently expected she got
only kind words and more pettirg.
She turned her head and after Civ ng
me good look she began to lick my
coat and kept it up until had finished
milking; and after week or SO l could
go in her box stall and set the pail IN
der her and milk her without any
trouble. And to repay me for my
kindness to her, when l went after the
cows in the evening l had only to
open the gate and call her while the
hired man had to walk after her and
drive her to the stable.
Now l do not believe there is one
case in ten thousand where striking
a COW does any good. Cows are not by
nature vicious, and even when they
are made so by man the way to con-
quer them is not to show them more
viciousness
Look at the matter in a common
sense light. A young .heifer is brought
to the stable with her first calf She
naturally thinks it is a great event and
is very much excited over it, when a
man comes in with a rope and pail
and after tying her head so short that
she can hardly see her calf, he begins
to pull on her teats. They are of
course more or less sore and she re-
sents it, the only way she has Of show
ing her resentment is by kicking,
which she naturally does. And then
the owner begins to inquire for devices
for kicking cows, never thinking that
he has, or ought to have if he runs a
dairy, the remedy within himself
kindness.