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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

very many people pass TINS way, anu, in
the second place, q man wouidn' De Ike
Is 10 come along such rOad with Il large
sum OF money. So ! don't think robbers
would find 10 a very paying business 10
stay in place like TINS Tor the purpose
of Wlyayihg people. ! thlnA you aHn
1 have no need of being afraid. anyway
con, I'm not scared laughed Jerry,
"But what would a person do II he should
be waylaid by robbersF'
"Wel. / have never hal such an eX-
pcrlcncc." smiled Mr.. Holland. zone
thing. though. that one should do would
bee to keep bis wits about him. or "a the
saying is. Lot lose his head. II he became
panic stri rken. he might DO very unwise
thing. but by keeping cool mead ne
might think of some plan py Whifn 10
foil the robbers. or If that was impossl-
Bile he might find II the better part OF
yalor 10 hand over his money, and cs-
cape with his life. and then set the Of
hcers as quickly as possible on the track
OF the sc0uAdrcls.
Il don't suppose we shall have any
chance 10 show how brave we are, sald
Jerry, with "A nervous laugh.
NO. / suppose not agreed his father
"but / don't think robbers "a very inter-
csting subject for Our conversation. Yet
10 may sometimes Doe worth while 10 think
and talk about such subjects. on see
YOU can never tell when YOU may have
need 10 De courageous. At such times
Jerry, always remember 10 keep your
"a Is about YOU IOnt 1tecOWe panic
stricken. Ey being cool and self-pOs-
sessei YOU may think Of some plan Of es-
The boy and his father rode on through
the uncanny hOllOWs. jerry could not
help wondering II the time would ever
come when he would need 20 apply the
rule that his father had laid down. After
reaching home he continued 10 rev0lFe
the subject in his mind.
"rhe trouble IS. danger generally comes
at the most unexpected time, so that It
throws YOU of your guard" he said TO
himself. But. then that's just the time
TO keep cool head"
one day he was standing I'm the rear
door OF the house. when. as he looked
out over the yard, sudden thought
came.
ayes. II such thing should happen 1
know what Ia do" he said to himself.
which eniematical language viii find its
explanation later on. Still. With all Jer-
RVS thinking over what his father had
said, and all the lines OF actjn he mark
cd out FOR himself in numerous fancied
crises. he little supposed that he would
have q chance TO apply the principle as
soon as he dad.
one evening about four weeks after the
conversation on the secret OF courage rs
father brought home three hundred dol
lars. which he had received too late 10 de-
rosit in the bank. Jerry knew where ne
Rad hidden it-in the small paper box be-
meath tie clothes in one Of the bureau
drawers in his bedroom.
II let you know where II Is. Jerry, so
that in case Of fire or other &c ci1ent YOU
W.T. I'll know just where 10 find IT," Mr..
Holland remarked. as he showed Jerry
the hiding place OF the precious bank
notes Il could III afford TO lose this
money. | intended to pay on the last In
iebtedness on our home with II, and
have worked long and hard to get out Of
iebt.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

and latin School. had this to say in his
recent address at the plymouth School
of Ethics on "rnc Education OF W OHIO"
for the Learned Professions
cat th. recent commencement exercises
Of Radcliffe college President Eliot said
NOT i'm a spirit of derogatoly CRITICISM
but rather with note of interrogation
that women have as yet proved inc.
ability only TO learn from teachers anu
to practice what they nave ueeh la"5 ~,
that they have not yet, ~ least in any
considerable number, SHOWN power 10
originate: and he illustrated this cons u
VatiVe tendency of women ny tht ntlip
tfral quotation. MARY Kept All lntae
things and pondereo them I'D heI H.ai, 80,
Ills remarks. as / listened 10 tie",
brought 10 nay Mid criticism Whlch i
read "A few months ago In THE tlasslcal
Review" written hy Jane liat4s'u' "'.
Archaeological, on the pupiisned thtais "a
"a woman candidate for the q gree ol H..
d. at one Of our American universities.
Th. thesis. She said, showed tnat th. 'aii u,
dilatc had made herself ltIiil4I VIZ - 90
that had been done by DINERS ll ~ ne
partment of iuNcs LEGATION c9N'4r' "a So
Inn il added nothing 90 the sum or exist
ing knowledge. In other words - 49,
a highly creduahlc compilation Du1 "''
an original contribution.
! suppose thst the warmest lil.ru - ol
the higher education OF women NJ III
~ acknoyledre the justice on TINS SIl.'
isn ef The present time. and VIII nave
~ content themselves with the retori
that but very few men make original
additions TO the worlds acquired HhoN
i.Sre Rut that ultimately, WIN e4ual
ieis,re and opportunity for research
re- win make as valuable original con-
tributions as men, / cannot Tor mo-
mcnt Goubt
The woman's cause is mans; they rise
,roget ~ T'''d dwarfed or godlike, bond or
For She that ont Of Lethe scales With
The s '''ii ing steps Of Nature shares with
His nights. his days. moves with him TO
one zeal
II she be small. slight-naturef, miserable
How shall men grOW2
As far as in . lies
We two
VIII clear away the parasitic 'orms
qhat seem to keep her up but drag Ter
down
VIII leave her space 70 burge1n out of all
Within her-let her make herself her Yn
TO give or keep TO live and learn ana De
Al that not harms distinctive woman
hood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
Woman Nanaglng a Theatre.

Denver is able 10 boast Of the only WO-
man theatrical rnarooer I'm lie vytstern
',,,,,nt~v V-i.bfn no nset fe,r ,,e.fe "a
,,r-ot deaf be. hon btori ,bout The Or
,t.,,,, ga b,frl,.ie ~ ri,i.c,e bet.o on
i,,.o1 i+g ire tl,t..ftr,,,,te f,,+ f.,,- a.ra
5vs tb.t ,o,.,, .i',,c th, 40
,.r,r,,oo ",,,-,.s ne r,itte s,,,crirttres
az tr,eirese ana iol,l-e .,ft,~ e,,er fn4
Wy. . ~ 49, 80, - M, ~ -,
'',.e ~ lO"i'f q st.,I,
a. a. 70 .o ci,,r-, t,,iiii'l i 20 .,r,eir
"a har1sl,,e ,,'l,,,, ,.,,, H., fC,,,d az her
49, @,.,.r,. r,orrim1- Befirinrs i'm manner
eoft If voice aud or9eio,ls i'm address,
Nh cfersft roNght Is eti1,vine nor house-
i..nine, hilis co fsr &c ann, si,o,nstion -,7f
i,c,. ,ls,,,.iia,, 10 '...'.o,ncl -''5
enc, h e,-,,' st,,,,e. sl, mo q, no az
the fse5 M BE- 6rnHG,,,,' %, e6o saiJ I'M
answer 10 "a question .'ro me it seems
the most natural thing in the world ana
q lact NOT worm mentioning. You Know
have betn connected with the theatrical
business lhe greater part OF my ne.
Not that ! nave been ON the stage, Tor
haven't. have gust helped the practical
part of the work. How did / hap
pen 10 come 20 Denver? Well. ! was tod
that the people are Ike the residents of
san Francisco. where / have AFed Tor
venture TO Fry giving them a ursi-class
NandeVlHe 'ItalIe. Al hrst / think lhe
clill.hs oi l,eiN.I ulI h9l uIu,I 9.ai.r
is modelled ON the same plan as the Music
Hall OF san Francisco. and our program
mes are the same"
Mrs StCrctt said some very pleasant
things about Colorado. but she would
not say anything about herself because.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
for Our
Ssmall 2eopls
Dolly in Sickness.

Dolly in Sickness.
ont OF the window, as l lie,
thorough the half open BIND
7 sec the nocks os clouds go by;
Their shepherd is the wind,
he calls and calls them all night through
~ co The way he wants IN I'm to.
7 hear the nightingales that call
When nurse is fast asleep,
And then along the nursery wall
the shadow people creep.
They come out OF the night-lights shade'
l wish there were no nisht-nghts made.
I see to squares OF sunshine lie
Iron the papered wall,
I wish those papery flowers would die.
And let their petals fall,
I am so tired OF counting UP
Each leaf and stem and bell and cup.
/ am so tired Of everything
The pillow and the sheet,
The nasty milky things they bring
And tell me / must eat;
And al the others romp and play,
And have jam puddings every dayi
Oh. when m well. I will he good,
IN learn the things I hate.
I'll never grumble at my food
or ask to Sit up late.
on. II your only well and out
You've nothing TO complain about
Pail Mall Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

II is interesting 10 note In co1nsct.on
with the ex tension OF the London Librt-
nv huilding. lust decided on, that Mr..
~ dstore Il now the sold surviving men,
Der Of the original committee OF tnal IN,
stg,utior The library was established
nifty. four years ago. mainly on the sug-
gestton OF Carlyle. The committee CON
sisted OF Carlyle. Mr.. Gladstone. Ricn-
ard Nonckton Mines. Macaulay. Dean
MiIman, Sir George Cornewall Lewis. ana
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. with the Earl
Of Clarendon as president; when opened
has now & total Of leS.c1 on its. shelycss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

rles who are hard at work upon inc rousn
n aterial Before being given III JON
form the memoirs will appear. py 'no
ersaf actresses desire, simultaneously III
q Partisan and an American JOUR- ~. oosn
naners 10 contain an English AM french
version. A firm OF American Pubnsnsssss
is said to have offered NM he worx.
but she prefers to be her own publisner;
OF course the figure quoted IS prspos,,a.
orsiy high. and perhaps the whole yarn
Is ND. ar
cent issue YOU refer 10 Americana In Eu-
rope holding responsible POSITIONS IN
connection With the London newspapet ss
<hs late Herbert Tuttie. Professor OF
Modern History In Cornell University
who was for several years tho Ber!la COZ.
reana~ A~ns az che London DAILY NoWeN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
Keeping His Wits.



Yves. there are times i'm every boys
life when he has need of courage"
This remark was made by Mr.. Holland
TO his SON Jerry. a lad of fifteen. one day
as they were riding together through a
lonely woods The road wound along
deep. shadowy hollows while the steep
hillsides We're covered with a dense for
est and copse that seemed almost I'M
pCncfrahic.
ut does look a little ghostly here
observed Mr.. Holland.
what a place for robbers" said Jerry.
under his breath. "They might rob and
Kill man here. and his friends would
never find out what had become Of him.
It's "a terribly lonely place. Must be over
mile TO the nearest house.
"Ncs. suppose il is Jerry's father re-
Joined. AS for robbers he added, 1T
isn't likely that they would attack any
one here because in the first place. not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Rudyard Kipling has been in London
during the last week. paying one or MS
now usual met sOric visits. IL is eecom-
ing a sort of custom with Mr. kipnng TO
dIOp suddenly like a belt from the blue;
and 10 one except, perhaps. his literary
agent really knows when he : 20 cOi1e,
and when to go IL Is accompanied by
Mrs Kipling. who is said to be- in ex-
celent health. l. is at prese II uncertain
Whittier his rext move Will be. Mean
while up-to-date photographers have had
scramble for a Kipling rarity. which
has turned up in the last few days upon
the literary counter. This is a copy Of
the first edition Of Departmental Dit
ties" in its brown paper habit as II is
sued from the newspaper office where
its author started literary life. Eight
guincas is said to have been asked FOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
Editors Letter.

Dear Children To-day, remember, is
the last Sunday in August, and there
fcre. closes the contest for the month.
Tbere has teen an unusually close com
nstition and a number Of new names
appear on the list. We VIII give you
,ftl THURSDAY TO get your answers IN,
So do your best and don't be vety much
dieappolnted IL you fail this time. Next
tire you may win. Remember, then
answers must be In by Thursday noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Here and There Smile
DR.. Henson. Of Chicago, who lectures
tomorrow. is an old Chautauquah' anu
several years ago Bishop-ihen bT;- III
cent introduced him as ne was apvut "
deliver lecture on "roolf. lne thaH-
cellor said: "You are 10 listen 10 a lee
:ure on Fools by one'-a pause IN whlch
the audience gasped Tor pi.alH u w
Wiscst men on the PLATFORM t"-Nds.
Laughter and thundcrs of applause. Dr.
Henson-"I am not so great fool as
Or. Nincent"-the audience gasled again
would have you suppose. The am
phi theatre goes into paroXysms.
In st. Pauis one day, n London guide
was showing an American gentleman
round the tOmbs. 49,, 49,
That sir" said the man, ms Ine
tomb OF the greatest naval gro the Wlol'
world ever kucw-lOrd Nelson's. rms
marble sarcOughogus weighs iorty-tWo
tons. Hinsidc that is steel icceplacle
weighing twelve tons. and linslde lia1
is q lcadcn caskot, 'ermeticaliy sealed
weighing two tons. Hinsile that his
mahogany coffin 'olding the hashes OF
the great 'erO."
We'll" said the Yankee. after think
Ing while. II guess you've got him. II
hc ever gets out Of that, telegraph me al
my expense"
Those Of as who have grown weary ana
perplcxcd over the peculiariucs OF the
that our parents ANA school teachers dld
not consider that language necessary 10
our education. viii rejoice al this item
from an English newspaper, which shows
that the Frenchman has as hard a time
mastering our tongue as we have i'm mas
terng his.
According 20 the story. three French
boys were studying a volume of Shakes
uearc tn their own tongue. their task he
Ing to render portions of IL into English.
When they came 10 Hamlcts famous sOli-
loquy. TO be or not 20 be- their re-
spcctive TRANSACTIONS were az follows:
]. To was or not 10 am
q '"rO were or ls 10 not
g. "To should or not TO Will. ~
The late Lord Tonnyson once consulted
en- eminent Scotch surgeon about some
affection OF the lungs. and some years
afterward went 20 him again ON the same
GRAND on being announced, the poet
was ncttlcd 20 observe that the surgeon
not only did not remember his face, out
did not even recognize his name He mem
toned his former visit Still the surgeon
failed TO recall him.
Then the surgeon put his ear 10 his pa
tents chest.
"Ah." ne said. 81 remember you now.
! know YOU by your lung"
Are Women Original?
Concerning the want of originality IN
woman's contributions 10 the world s
fund of knowledge. Mr. John Tetlow,
head master of the Boston GIFTS Il2n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
Inspiration.

Little darkey. merry larky,
Whom i met this afternoon,
Did you know you preached a sermon!
No. you only piped a tune.
What II was I don't remember.
What IL was | do not care,
Passing through the streets of Richmond,
All unknown and unaware
You were ragged. elbows Jagged.
And your hat-was any on
STOPPING moukey-face1 but happy,
Just one moment. then were gone.
Skipping tripping. whistling bravely.
whats the use" you said. "ot carer"
Did YOU say II? No. thought IL.
Thanked you with prayer.
Oh the world Is very naughty,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

In a recent lecture on Pur.tanism at
San Francisco. Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus
contrasted Webster and Wendell Philips.
mo man. said DE. ever taught our
times with such an understanding Of the
rights Of the weak as Wendell Phillips.
Ills voice was his weakest element. IL
wash NOT a whole orchestra, but IT had
tones that pierced the soul and walked
the dead.
z asked him where he got his inspira-
ton He pointed to- his wife's room ana
said. There and showed me a note
which was handed 10 him on one of the
most momeut0us nights Of his life. 1t
said. Wendell. no shilly-shallylng to-
night. Your wife. Annie
''That was the power OF the old woman.
God grant the new one may be as
good"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
OK holy TOTAL teaming bright.

The lilies on her grave are white.
Yet l am glad. because 1 kIow
Mine eyes beheld her In the night.
As when l saw her years ago.
7 sought to clasp the lovely sprite
As o'cr my couch she Blended low,
when | awcke in bitter. woe.
Yet doth the dream TWO strange delight;
Nine eyes beh-d her In the night,
AS when l saw her, years ego.
--L'kI-LEGRO.
Gin GERMAN SOCIETY.
Herr ONE, a German scientist.
Discarded Christianity.
Herr TWO is heir. the courts insist,
To all his fathers property.
Herr THREE a great astronomer,
A planet of some note made known;
And Herr FOUR nothing could fsscr
Frem living unloved and alone.
'Tis said Herr FIVE had muscles Knit
AS strongly as an iron band,
While brave Herr SIX was found wen NJ
To lave an army in command
Hist'ry has writ Herr SEVEN down
man OF fearful cruelty,
And Herr EIGHT. it is clearly known,
Is I'm his element at sea.
Herr NINE in service Of the king.
Bore messages "A long, long way;
While Herr TEN. swift as eagles wing,
MABEL =.
ss2.-NUMEyRICAI. OF NAMES.
1o -f5-is-l was a beautiful boy below
i-9-is,5o-5S,is-n s-z-9O-l4-2i-27-ss is the
hero of Coleridge's poem OF the same
name who for the crime OF having shos
an albatross, bird Of good omen TO mar
iners. suffers dreadful penalties.
s0-8l-6-51 54-sS-52-3 Is a familiar ute
given to the Duke of Wellington.
1886 T-45-3D-9-42 @-2J-40-lS were the
wise men from the East" who came to
Jerusalem bringing gifts to the infant
Jesus.
12-5O-s2- iO-1O-so-i4-53-4S is the hero of the
German epic the Niebelungelied.
49-i5-lS-4i-E S-l9-3l-2S-S 2-22 i9-25-33-i4-
long, cut In the chalk hills OF Vantage,
I'm Berkshire. Eng.
1852 37-29-23-5i is n mythical Spanish
parsonage, who figures largely IN drama
and romance as the type of refined lioer-
H-47-S4-53-S6-4s 2S-4i-s-i-2O-2S is a name
often applied 10 Edinburgh and to Bos-
ton.
Whole. of ffty-four letters is thought
from Cowper's Task RoBEhA'
g3.-CURTAIIAIE,NT.
| Gay eyes of tlue a fair mustache.,
| A charming smile. a diamonds nasn
! Are Charleys weapons Of offence,
| " hat is the fateful consequence
maiden smitten.
| A short acquaintance, soon she fnds
The diamond s flash no longer bhnds,
| She coolly weighs poor Charley's worth;
| AS with the ancient kings Of earth,
| Found wanting" is LAST verdict given.
| Al once our TOTALS hopes are riVen
! Thence forward for a spell ne grieNes-
! The maidens mitten.
CEPHAS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
An Ambitious Woman.

"Bliggins wife is quite a linguist."
Eyes. She's highly accomplished. Ana
she's never content She is always try
ing 10 get beyond what she has already
done
what has she undertaken now?"
shes learning the language i'm which
base bali is described lin the newspapers"
-\Naenfnrfou Star
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

4 good story is being told OF Anthony
Hope. lie had occasion. the other night
to take into dinner "A lady who knew him
orlv as plain MIR. Hawkins. The hostess
afterward asked the good lady whether
.,rbe Prisoner of Zenda," and "rhe God
i'm the car" Certainly not" was he re-
ply: IL don't think Mr. Hawkins the
man to be interested in that class or
book"
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aal-ARITHMETICAL.

one A and b in nine days can
A certain work get through.
And A and the very same
In seven days can do;
While b and G six days will take
Accomplishing the feat,
All working thus together they
The contract soon complete.
one hundred collars they receive.
But now In their despair.
They pray you tell thom,-if you can
How much is each ones share.
CLAUDE.
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the treasure. several copies having pre-
vIously fetched nearly twice. as mucn.
II has not transpired into whose hahds
this latest copy eventually passed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

The Japanese Government has ordered
1900 tons Of Hour from commission
house In Tacoma, Wash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
The American Voice,

An old lady. whose own voice is low
and sweet. as it is cultivated. says that
what has. unhappily come TO be known
a. che American tone" is sometimes
of comparatively late date. She adds:
I'm my youth cur national voice was
known abroad as peculiarly pleasant not
throatv as that Of the Germans or the
English. but not nasal except among
our unculuVatcd folk. The strident clam
orous laugh and conversation of our best
bred people. AT present, would nave MADE
their ancestors shrink with horror; they
knew nothing Ike IL at all Speaking
Of this matter reminds one OF what a
travelled foreigner. a musician. told W alt
Whitman once upon a time. THAT she
thought an American crowd had the fin
est voices in the world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

inc And very pretty quaint ana oiu-
ffmcs-likc some Of them are.
Zine art of dressing IS becoming Inorie
ara more with every year me ait OF s''e
rrorniet. the dyer. the weaver, tle ne
1890 ~ fabrics What beautiful ma
t1-iais fhore are TO choose from, what
.t,.,e oyhat weavcs what designs, what
afr,ost floral display cf chromauc 'oll'a
Ave bccn achieved the fuil opening win
...,, IISBETH PUTNAM.
4 Critic.
Che u.onlors through ST. Peters,
And makes herself az honc'
shc shulders at the AiaI'
Iyt She quite approves the Dome.
with coldy cultured Chances
And discriminating trOWn'
$40 calmly does The vatican,
And Turns old masters down.
Ar unknown" Nymph may please ne
II "rapturorsly Greek
Eut Raphael is "sQoiy
End lacking in technique
lie doesn't satisfy" her.
But Titan was "a DEAR.
i1cl Sart1 "knev his colofs
And She likes his atmosphere"
To hear her on mOsaics,
or frcscOcs or on jade,
You rcycr would believe her
a breezy Western maid,
or dream. before she went abroad,
With wild oXpectant JOY,
Shed never travelled twenty miles
From Cairo Illinois.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Very sorry. very weak,
Very troubled. very tired,
What's the medicine we seek?
He has got 81, little monkey,
with his bright but comic stare
! shall never see him. never.
But he Is my friend forever,
And God bless him, everywhere. O.,
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Ont AT fhe Nail Bag.

Dear Father Times,-The writing desk
fl st received. and l hasten 70 send my
varme ST thanks for so nice and Csctul "
rrize With renewed assurance OF my
appreciation end enjoyment. of the Puzzle
DEPARTMENT. | am, very sincerely
Your little friend,
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Prize Puzzle Column.


csn-You and | Fold different opinions
21-i Haws, wash. ?. Plums Jumps.
= Melon. lemon. 4. Pears. spear 8.
pe.cb cheap. 6. Lines, smile.
$50. 1. SO feet. ?. % minutes 1915 sec
onds past g.
38.-Handy hand.
81
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3S5.-Be-ti6e.
Ss6-"He that will not apply new REM
edies must expect new evils; for time is
he greatest innovator; and II time OF
course alter things TO the worse. and wis
dom and counsel shall not alter them
10 The better. what shall be the end?"
3T.-OdOntaiSy.
Standardization.
3S9.-Paper. aper.
PUZZLES.
fN.-TERMINAL DELCTlON.
Mine eyes beheld her In the night
AS when I saw her years aso,
Upcn her face the tappy glow H..
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ANNIE W. MARTIN.

n dF'TINl n
Dear Father Times.-r write to thank
Won for sweet Ciccly." which arrived
to-day. / am sure / snail spend many
hanpy hours perusing its pages. From
"a casual examination | think 10 Is grant
hook. and one that will benefit the reader.
whether old or young, | wish there Was
more Cicely's ana Samantha IN the
world
Hoping you arc enjoying good health
II Is hot weather. / remain
Your little friend,
PEARLA SCOTT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
ITGTST PRIZES.

Don't Forget That To-day Closes The
Months Contest.
I. A complete and handsome writing
set.