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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

Cheap excursions via New-York Central. TO Buff
falo, Niagara Falls and Adirondack Mountains,
eave Grand Central Station to-day. Return on OF
neiore July 9Th. Particulars At New-York Central
ticket ofices.-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
,r,,u rOrrRTu AT MAUCH CHUNK.

rhs Central Railroad Of New Jersey VIII chint rum
owrate excursion next SATURDAY 10 mado" Sneriai
.an with lunch car leaves station 100. 1l Lpr %u.
., ~ $40 a. m Fare for round trip |z1o-Ao'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03

SUGGESTIONS FOR CUTTING APPAREL
Crash suits that M. s. to sls-trousers to match q
10 S. White duck trousers for cyclists. 81 Double.
TO be wcrn with white collars and cuffs, g 50.
GEORGE q. BENJAMIN. BROADWAY. COR 36rsa
6T.-(Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
p.1NFs LAW AS A REVENUE-PRODUCER
ay NEXT WEEK 1T IS SAID. THE EXCISE RD-
cr,prs WILL AMOUNT TO 100000.

CEyPT,s WILL. AMOUNT TO 100000.
Albany. July 2-State Excise Commissioner Ly-
man received word to-day that the revenues 50 far
oa,,ec,ea under the Raines Liquor Tax law
amounted TO A7s1 o74 IN NewYork City. sol5''ls IN
Rrooklyn and S1502S2 in Buffalo,. me totaI sum
colIected in the State will reach sloeco oy mex,
reek II ia expected that after the sixty cohIueI-
,iai agents are placed at work on Violations 0 the
law the receipts will aggregate slo5lVD lhe 'o'aI
racaints will be more than 100000 in excess or
What vas estimated when the Governor sished 'he
bill.
Clerks IN the Office OF George Hilliard, the specla
nenutv Commissioner of Excise for this city. were
having q breathing spell yesterday. after long
saason Of hard work The rush for li1uor-tax
certificates under the Ranes law had stopped Only
= ,ew new applications for certificates were made
Yesterday. ana the applicants were told that they
;;rod ha va 10 get the consent or property-o"Htrs
49, ,be;r cases could be acted on by the Commis
snn.r commissioner Hilliard said II was inpcS.
,pie 70 ,c Vet how many ga, oons IN the city ought
~ have been closed on THURSDAY There nave oeen
"a annIications for tax certificates. but some OF
ne APPLICANTS d.d not pay their money ana @ tne
Jerks have not had time to ascertain Just nov
many such failures there Were: me me anioun m s.S oI
money received by MI. H.llaTu cashier ny ~ S"'
,.rday afternoon was $4,io',"I %o'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
MECZENNICY.
Powiest z czas6w panowania krolowe] Elzblety.
(1ymmqczone z angi1skaego:J
o9939 sA@*:-eeSeo
o9S- So

Zaiste, musial to bye MAJ
niepospolity; sama krolowa
wzruszona ciekawoscia, Poznac
60 chcia}a.
Jake to bylo? wcale o
tenn ME wiedzia}em.
-Po zadanych mu srraszl''
wych katuszach w Wlezy
Londyhskiej, gdy nieomal
ca}kiem byl torturami roz-
szarpany, zaw;edziono 60
przed kr6lowa: m6wi}a ona'
ze sic pragoie przypatrzec
mellow, kt6ry Gala Europe
nape}niwszy s}awa swego
imienia, teraz mad wszelkie
zycia nadzieje przek{adaf
smier6 z~}oczyhcy. OTTO
ujrzala pred SODA cz}owleka,
ktory ami zadrza} pred ]e]
qniewem, ami sic p}aszczy{
pod jej usmiechem.
Musial to bye zaiste ME-
zwyk}v widok ola )e]
Kr6lewskiej Mosci.
-Oby jego modlitwy
wyjedna}y jej $wiat}o nawr6
cenia i pokuty! rzek} Walter.
Teraz zas, moi Arturze, llcze
ma ciehie, abys doni6s} wier-
AVN O blizkim mym zgonie,
polecajac mnie ich modl't-
mom w tych ostatnich zapa-
sach. A nadto mole CT sic
uda przyprowadzi6 mi jeszcze
kaplana, chociaz to bedzie
trudno teraz, DO O]c1ec
Paterson jest uwiezionym.
Wszakze musia} sic juz 'nny
ma mole znalezt miejsce "
Londynie.
-Spr6bule, azali mi sic
uda, przyprowadze go tutaj.
-llez powod6w wdziecz
noSci nam ku tobie, nallepszy
nrzviacielu, rzek} Walter
Nedzne modlitwy mole musza
" kohcu uprosit tooie
najlepsza nagrode "a tax
wyrwale poswiecenie uczyn-
nose.
Artur ME odrzek} i s}owa,
ale klekajqc n6g Waltera,
ukry} twarz ma jego kolanacb.
-Alboz tax jest W istocie?
spytai radosnie Walter. Czyllz
doprawdy obraleS krzyz
Chrystusa Pana "a czastke
swoia ma wieki?
TAX Jest, ojcze, rzekt
Artur re }zami; prawda
zwyciezy}a mole po}owicznos6
i ludzkie trwogi. DIS ma
wieki pragne pray Ukrzyzo
wanym stana6, be- wzgledu
ma ziemskie widoki. WYs}uchej
mojei spowiedzi, ojcze m6l, i
daj mi pic L krynic wytrysku-
jacych ku Zywotowi wieczne-
mu.
Mad wieczorem onego dnia
Walter do snu sic pofozyi.
Przez caly dzleh celka jego
pelna by}a nawiedzajacych.
Posel trancuzki przyszed} mu
wyrazic zal swoj, il ME
uwzgledniono lego posrednic-
twa i wstawiania sic "a Ojcem
de Isle, zkad ~naleza}a wnosic.
ii potezna )akas osobistos6
prey divorce sciga}a go swa
nienawiscia. Wielu katolikow
przybywa}o z kolei, a7eby sic
1az jeszcze spowiadac i otrzy-
mac ostatnie meczennika
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19

Sic AMI ]eden OQStFPCd.
Gdy tax Walter spoczywa},
nowy goS6 wsuna} sic do
|jego cell, a stapajac pc cichu,
przyblizy} sic do }oza' re
}zami ma spiacego spogladajac.
--Alboz to bye moze 6w
ch}opczyna, z kt6rym W kol,
legium sic bawi}em, a kt6ry
uroda i mezka si}a wszyst
/ kich CASH towarzys6w?
Wtem Walter przez sen
wym6wi} stowa Mistrza: Me
jake ia chce, ale jake Ty;
poczem obudzi} sic, i semen
okiem spoirza} W twarz nowo
przyby}ego.
-Alboz to ty ]estes, Ba-
zyli?
ia, odrzek} przyjaciel lat
dziecinnych, Bazyli Travers.
Walter umilk} z nadmiaru
wzruszenia.
-Zaiste, nadto pociech
Pan Jezus mi zsyla. Otto
pred zasnieciem modlifem
Isle, azeby-jesli taxa jest
VIOLA BOA = kap}an pred
smiercia nswiedzit mnie
raczy}--i juz odbieram owoce
tel modlitwy.
Nazajutrz rano, gdy zn6w
Walter znalaz} sic samym,
doz6rca uchyli} drzwi, wpusz-
czajac dwie niewiasty, gestem'
okryte zaslonami.
Uklek}y pred umeczonym
kap}anem, o jego b}ogos}a-
wi=hstwo upraszajac.
-Zaledwie podniesG moge
reke, aby zadoSt uczynit
waszemu zyczeniu, cork
mole, rzekl Walter Z usmie,
chem, atoli sprobuje was
przezegna6: ,,Niech3e Bog
wszelakiego mi}osierdzia,
wzmacnia. was i dodaje wan
sill do wytrwania az do kohca
W lego s}uzbie.
Jedna Z kobiet odrzuci}a
gesta z twarzy zas}one. i
Walter pozna} R6zie Ford.
-Przysz}as. c6rko, mnie
pozegnac? ME place, ME
many do }ez powodu;owszem.
dziekuj "a mnie i re nina
Bogu. Czy rowarzyszka twoja
jest mi znajoma?
-Pragnie ME bye poznana,
rzekla Rozia, ia zas Ojcze tn
przybywam z policemen Cd
mojej PAM. Wszelkich do}o-
zy}a srarah, ably tive alaska
wienie otrzymat, mimo
niezliczonych trudnoSci: uda}o
jej sic nareszcie, OTTO
krolowa raczyla wan pre-
baczy6.
Odcieh zawiedzionej nadziei
zachmurzy1 colo Waltera:
Panic, ME iestem godzien,
MECH sic stanie VIOLA Twoja!
szepnal pc cichu.
Poczem doda} g}osniej do
R6zj:
-Podziekuj odemnie ksiez-
nej "a jej mi}osierna intencya.
Me spodziewalem sig, ami tez
pragnalem u}askawienia.
ednakow6z d}uzsze zycie
mole mi dac sposobnosc
nieiedne sluzenia Bogu i
nadal, a ztad moze mnie
kiedys uczyni godniejszym
ogladania Go ma wieki, Me
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
wymowila R6zia.

-Czemuz bylo Cd razu ME
powiedzieG? a ]akiez one So?
-Musisz, Ojcze, stanowczo
zaprzestac kap}anskiego dzia-
lania, i jake swiccki cz}owiek
tn lub "a granica :bawit:
jezeli tutaj - to ukrywajac
sciSle twoje wiare.
Walter rozpromieni} sic
ca}y.
O Successive warunki!
zawolal, skoro mnie upra-
wniaja do odrzucenia }ask'
kr6]ewskiej. Kiedy, dziecko
mole, zaniesiesz napowr6t
twej PAM wyraz najszcze-szej
wdziecznoSci mojej "a lei
uczynnosc, z kt6rej korzystac
mi sic ME godzi. staraj sic lei
wyt}6maczyc sarazem, jak
marnem by}cby zycie podobna
okupione cena: %Ja mialbym
sic wyrzec mego kap}ahstwa?
najwiekszego, najzaszczytniej-
szego daru, jakim Bog
cz}cwieka wzbogaca! Alboz
zolnierz ME szuka smierci ma
polu chwa}y? Czyz kr6l zycia
ola korony swej ME dale?
Czyz nawet kupiec ME jest
got6w umierac ola skarb6w
swoich? A my bysmy sic i'm
mieli dac wyprzedzit, my
zo}nierze Chrystusowi, wsp6}
dziedzice krolestwa nlebies
kiego, straznicy najwiekszego
ma ziemi skarbu! Powiedz
twej PAM, c6rko moja, re
jedyna madroscia jest mi}ost
Jezusa, a pogarda Jego g}osu,
o~stateczna szalehstwa granica
Wyt}6macz jei Re najd}uzsze
zycie be- troski, naiswiet-
niejsze spelnienie marzeh
mlodosci ME mole bye
porownane z b}ogoscia vie
zienia i tortury ola lego
imienia znoszonych, z rozko-
sza blizkiej W Tybornie
smierci. L wlasnej a ME
przymuszonej wolf to %ostatnie
wybieram. A gdy ona ma lou
spocznie smiertelnem, zrozu-
mic najlepiei s}owa mole j
prawde ich oceni. Oby zanim
ten dzieh ola niej nadejdzie,
poznala znikomosG ziemi, a
nieskohczonoSG wiecznosci, i
nauczyla sic wszystkiego
wyrzec, ma wszystko sic Cd
wazyc ola mi}oSci Chrystusa.
Nastapi}a chwila milczenia,
przerywana jedynie g}osnym
placzem obu niewiast.
20 iedne laske pros,
R6eiu, ksieznej W mojem
imieniu: MECH sic stanie
pomoca i pociecha siostrv
moje), hrabiny Beauville,
gdy mnie luz ME bedzie.
Sfysza}em, il niebezpieczen-
stwo mine}o, chociaz ieszcze
przytomnosci ME odzyska}a;
Bog widzi, De ]ej ME malo
"a powrotem do zdrowia
trze6a bedzie pociechy.
Niechze twoja PAM raczy jej
oslodzic pierwsze chwile DO
lesci-a teraz, corki moe,
pozegnac nam sic trzeba;
zanies, R6ziu, ksieznie
Bertram te os+atnia pc mnie
~pamia1ke, doda} wydobywajac
z zanadrza zuzYty czestem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19

sic "a mnie. c6rki mole.
R6zia spuscila ma twarz
zas}one i wprowadzila tonaca
we zach towarzyszke. Ia
ostatnia, zbytecznem wstrzas-
Mona wzruszeniem ledwo
zdo{a}a dowle6 sic do domu.
Stanawszy tam ksiezna
Bertram. (albowiem ona to
chclala towarzyszyc wiernej
s'udze do wlezienia) zamkne}a
sic W wlasnem mieszkaniu i
do wieczora w samotnosci
zosra}a.
Tymczasem jeden gost
wlece] mialWaltera nawiedzic;
rae jeszcze drzwi cell otworzy-
~ sic ma osciez wesz}a
niewiasta owinieta W d}ugi
pfaszcz i kapturek, z pod
kt6rego wyglada}a twarz
wychudla i smiertelnie blada.
Walter z podziwieniem spo.
glada} ma nie; nieznana mu
byla ia postac wynedzniala,
obcem to spojrzenie dixie i
ob}akane. Sta}a z razu pred
MIN w mlczeniu.
= Czegoz cheese odemnie,
c6rko ?spyta} nareszcie kap}an.
Przyblizy}a sic do niego.'
= Przysz}am tn, ably
ogladac mole o6are, azeby CT
przedstawie te, kt6ra Gle
zamordowa}a.
Oczy je], utkwione w
Walterze. ME %dostrzeg}y W
MIN zadnej odmiany. Tylko
anieIska litosG wyrazi}a sic ma
jego obliczu.
Me Pojmuje, W jak'
spos6b mog}as mi zaszkodzic
: powiedz. c6rko, czy jestes
katoliczka?
-Kiedys, kiedyS! jekne}a
nieszczesljwa: ME m6wcie mi
o tem-nie m6wcie O pre-
sz}osci - mnie, zgubionej,
potepionej!
II owszem, rzekl Walter;
powiedz corko, co Gle neka,
DO widze, re pamiec dni
minionych zbyt ciezy ma
twym umysle / sercu. KiedyS
zapewne niewinnosc i spokoj
byl twoim adzia}em; p6zn,ej
grzech zwarzy} twole dusze
Il wypedzi} Gle z raju uiewin-
nosci, a W slad "a MIN
przysz}a i MEDIA i niedola.
Czyz nie odgad}em prawdy?
Powall}a sic u n6g lego
biedna, zatwardziala grzeszni-
ca; z wyschnietych zrenic
poplyne}y Icy ob6te, re ska
mienia}ego serca wyrwa}a Sic
bolesna opowieSc.
M}oda, piekna i uboga,
Magdalena FELTON, pad}a
o6ara rozpusty ulubiehca
krolowej, hrabiego Leicester.
Odrzucona ola nowszej "a
bawki, n~iegodziwy hrabia
odda} ia Eliotowj, Cd ktorego
bylaby uc'ek}a i po'o1yla
koniec swei niedoli, gdyby
nie przy)s lie "a SWAT lei
dzieciecia. Eliot. kt6ry ia
'hcial lako niewolnice zatrzv
mac, wYzyskai te okoliczncsG,
u3y} imienia Leicestera,
lei wciaz odebraniem
ilekrcG chciata sie
wyswobodzit z pod Jego
wfadzy. TAX ped7ifa najnedz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19

sci, W bloku Pelcera,Z gf0WDym
wchodem cd Market ulicv.
jest wiele obszernie]szy, anlzeli
by, ten, kt6rY ci panowie dotad
dzierzvli. Przyciaga mianow,cle
gosci ia okolicznoSt, De W
giowne, sail SO stofy i mnogle
krzes}a, a nadto osobny pokoj
ola chcac?ch siedziet osob-
no. Ludzi W tel, pc starokra]
krajsku nrzadzonej, oberzy.
zawsze ,ak W uIu, iecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego z~3ada,i z zadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " cafem
mieScie wygodniejszei gospody
ME znajda, jak u Grieslow, a W
pofaczonej ich z salonem
groserni wszystko moga kupic,
co z miasta ola kuchni i stolu
sprowadzaG musza. Powietrze
tax W salonie, jak i groserni
jaknajczystsze i W obydwoch
"a wsze przyjemnie ciep}o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

Tho ole gentleman who made so much
FUN and did so much good work mere In
Richmond with his Umbrella Hospital,
is gonc-lost. stolen or strayed. lie had
his home al so. / Nowhere street, out
mis- neighbOrs can tell nothing or MS de-
parturc lie has taken his donkey ami
his umbrella hospital along with him.
All answers 10 puzzles and an news
items must Doe On rot later than NOV IN
BIER THlRTlETH.
We were so sorry that through LACK
OF SPACE. THREE NICE COMPOST
TIONs had 20 be LEFT OUT last sun
dav. They were sent by ELSIE CRAM.
szi FLOYD avenue. II. Co." BON AIR
Chesterfield county; and VI. 3. p BUCH-
ANAN. VA.
Now SET YOURSELVES TO WORK.
and try on those PUZZLES ana NEWS
ITEMS.
Lots Of the latter are coming in. and
some Of them are so clever they FOOL
ED THE NEWS EDITOR. who thought
they were NEWS. We are much obliged
20 Florence Magin for sending her coVect
address
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15
Orphan Billy.

Young Billy hasn't any ma
To ten him " at 10 do;
To make MIN mind. an comb his halr,
An keep him in a stew.
Ncr mind about his clothes
] teu sc 1871 has mostcst fun
Ot any boy ! knows.
~ Bin kin go o-fshing. too.
Whenever he's inclined.
~ he kin stay away an day
y no one ever mind.
] tell you orfuus has snap;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

e07.-CHARADE.
lie plunged into the human tide
That surges through the street,
And thrust all obstacles aside.
ONE fortune TO COMPLETES
His gold. thoy say, would make ONE 1" y
Much larger than his heart;
Some add. as onvious friends will do,
ct IS his better part.
Yet he is never dlslnclined
TO heed the TWOS sad prayer
Tho gold had colored oil his mind
As silver tingcd his hair.
So when his busy days run out
The bishop viii repeat
ONE TWO and say: "Our friend no
doubt,
Now walks tho golden street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15
EaitorS Letter.

Io our Boys and Girls:
Tho flrst November Prize Will De
GOLD DOLLAR. II Will be- given 10 the
boy or girl SENDING THE MOST COR
RECT ANSWERS TO THE PUZZLES.
Wo shall hereafter publish only TWO "
Sunday. there aye -FOUR to-day 70 MAKE
mp for the TWO OMITTED LAST Sun
DAY.
mo SECOND PRIZE WILL BE A
FINE cory of CHATTERBOX. illustrat-
90 This is one Of the VERY BEST ana
MOST ENTERTAINING BOOKS that we
know Of. ,......,.
Ne win GIVE THIS SECOND PRIZE
TO- INC CHILD SENDING Us THE VERY
BEST NEWS ITEM. DO you know
WHAT a NEWS ITEM IS? II not AS"
FATHEK OR MOTHER TO EXPLAIN
io SHOW you A NEWS ITEM in The
Times. Here is one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15
Losl LIGHT.

cannot make her smile again,
maj sunshine on her face
That used 10 make this worn earth SEEM
AT times so gay place.
The same deep eyes LOOK out AT me
The features ale the same
But o. the smile Is out OF them,
And / must DC TO blame.
Sometimes I sec it still; went
With her the other day
To meet "a lOng-missed friend, ana VINO
We still We're on the way
Her confidence In waiting love
Brought back 10 me 10 see
The old-time love light TO her eyes
That will not shine Tor me.
They tell me money waits for me.
They say / might have fame.
I like those gewgaws quite as well
As others like the same.
But care not for what have
Nor lust for what / lack,
One 1.-THE as much as my heart longs.
To cal! that lost light back.
Come back. dear banished smile, come
back.
And into exile drive
All thouehts and aims and Jealous hopes
That An thy stead would thrive.
Who wants the earth without Its SUN,
And what has life for ne
That's worth a thought. II rs its price,
In leaves me robbed OF thee?
Edward S. Martin. In Scr.bners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

fairy washerwoman down In dell
Set her acorn-cup tubs under orooping
harebell.
She washed her clothes-queer little
duds-
With TIE greatest OF care In sea-foam for
suds.
To make them look as good a. new
She rinsed them well In the fresh morn
ing dew.
And for indigo used bit OF blue sky
Then. on a cobweb for clothes-line. they
were hung up to dry.
Tho Outlook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

NUMERICAL OF POETS.
6-ss-G-6,. + -26-ss was the author Of Cato"
2-c5-.-f0-4s-4s-6l -53-1l-l0 was tie author OF
1.-The Excursion"
lC-i2-l,-s9 % WAS the author Of Might
Thoughts
4s-22-gi-g- l5-Ci-u-iS was the author OF
snow EounC."
5-s-es-D-4s-ic.ol-g was the author OF THE
Holy Grail
l2-29-,5-s-n WAS the author OF many
euigmas anc CEaraces
S2-S-l5-4 1-tl-ls was the author Of The
Minstrel
l3-C2-2-ls-3f-G was tho author OF The
Vision OF Sir Launfal"
Cc-i2-3i -gJ-2o-5S-te WAS the author OF THE
facfle Qucenc'
25-23-+5-e7-51-5-.a was the author Of Slick
Sc!ntlllaGs"
00-2s-54-ii-52-5s-6 was the author OF The
Church Porch"
is-55-37-sS-7-So was the author Of pleas
ures OF Memory"
D-s-si-54-5o-s was the author OF "Festus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

OF grains Of wheat necessary TO pay what
Sessa demanded Is ls.4i6. Iii01S, 'Us, o5l'elo.
representing Si.27i&7. 49, 95 bushels IL
we allow 80 bushels OF wheat to the acre.
II would require l.0i2. i99,9i3,18 acres to
raise this quantity OF wheat.-Exchango.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

he ANiiN"'' W |N''
have set OF animals
i,rom Bcrnc across the sea.
You'd never think shat COWS and pigs
So beautiful could be.
ror AN pigs are pale light blue.
Add au the COWS arc green,
.ri,clr coats arc spcckicd DER with flowers
OF every kind that's seen.
Tho horses are fine bright pink
Wgth daisies notified over
Tho cats are white and violet.
With leaves Of meadow clover.
There arc no animals Ike those
In all my Noah's Ark.
There are no animals like those
In an Of Central Park.
And sometimes when think OF them
You don't know how ] ycarn
TO see those lovely ANIMALS
A-walkinE round in Bernc
Pauline King I'm ST. Nicholas
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All Out Of The Nail.

Dear Father Times. Your kind note TO
hand. ! would have answered II sooner.
but was waiting for my prize. which
have just received. and return many
thanks to you for It, l am delighted
with II. Respectfully.
MARION +. RAfM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

A Young matron who. like the Roman
Cornclia. counts as her treasures hock
Of bright-eyed. straight-shouldered young
people. Was asked a few days ago just
how she managed to keep her children
in such III condition.
She said. smiling: II began almost as
soon as the little things could stand
alone to give them easy htiic gymnasuc
exercises. | iearn-l Few simple move
ments explained I'm books. / devoted
hftoen minutes to them twice each day,
before breakfast or bed time They take
10 II immensely II it is made play
time for them. and not imposed as a
task. The mother should Introduce some
little amusement ana competition INTO
tho practice
she should measure each chest from
week 20 week and keep the statistics in
a book. The young ones are eager 10
Fnow how much they grow. ana the
fatistics will add great zest 10 the eNer-
c.ses. Tho gymnastics can be conduct
I'd by musical rule. or mother may,
falling a piano, teach the class 20 CONT
for themselves i'm French or German If
she understands these Languages. There
are a dozen ;riflins ways In which II
may be made enjoyable. And any clever
mother-brain will be equal 70 inventing
new cnes"
How about the notions" ( asked.
"rhey are simple Any woman can
learn them in half IN hour The only
thing 10 guard against is that they are
not violent, or the children 90 not take
them too violently. The rolling move
ments of the head upon the neck arc
important ones. The head should be al
lcved 10 move slowly and icxibly. TAX
ing "a different direction when the music
oi tho counting indicates the change
Another important one Is formed by
what the Youngsters can taking long
breaths." This IS methodical expansion
Of the chest and should De done easily,
without strainng OF any kind.
For the arms there are the important
motions from the chest outward which
serve to the same purpose as the deep
breathing and tend also TO straighten
shoulders which droop Motions OF the
foot and ankle and hip resemble the
steps taken I'm dancing. Gentle swaying
OF the body in each direction is a fur
Their suggestion.
IF a march he performed upon the
oiano and the young ones encouraged to
march several times about the room 10
the time II will help 10 an erect posture
I'm walking. straight shoulders and eX-
mansion Of each small chest Nv young
sters demand their 'Gymnastc Drill
as regularly as their meals. I believe II
20 be especially necessary for children
who have long hours at school and who
sit cramped over desk
The best way for q woman 70 ac-
quire such n drill IS TO buy a good re-
liable book upon gymnastic exercises,
and from this TO Gull the fundamental
Ideas with regard 10 gesticulati0n.
Others may be added as the work goe-
on. and the exercises Increased as the
little limbs strengthen"
II might be found Of advantage 20
provide n small blank book for each
child. To the book might be appended
"a colored pencil with knot Of pretty
cabv ribbon. In those books the young
noonle could write their respective meas
urements as they came from the weekly
tape measure.
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so6-TRANsPOsITlON.
(Robinson CrusoeD
How ONE il seems! Dread mis- my he"'''
And knowing not what l snoulu leai'
Each rustlng bough bids me TO INO'
And hints al hidden monster near.
Yet fate forbids me TO despair;
The THREE and bays yield food galore'
And Friday" comrade Of my state
Doth in my service gladly -FOUR.
TORFRIDA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

DOLLAR FOR THE MOST CORRECT
ANSWERS
si.-ON THE FENCE.
/. The fence shat furnishes table.
Unless the names fable
g. a :ence that always stands on guard
TIE sentry OF the yard.
?. The fence that turns q lighter color.
Perhaps. TOO. somewhat Guller.
4. a prize. upon thc race they set IL,
And hc who rides 90 SET 81.
8. This creature. So Us said. will turn. "
So wal tle fence. We learn.
& A fence you may not pass with case;
y challenge. " YOU please.
T. Tic fence disposed TO gibe and sheer
May be Offence. / fear
8 Hard cider with Is dash Of whisky;
TO take this fence is risky.
?. Ana thls perhaps. YOU may incline
To call sk.rmish line.
TO- some distance aA OF these extend,
But This one has 40 end.
NJ. c. S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15

The ranks OF success in business and
the professions. said Mir. Depew in . let
ter published lass week. are not recruit
ed from tlc Sons OF the rich. but almost
entirely fion The lc.d OF WORKER In
every city and village OF this great land,
says thc Youth Companion. is some boy
o. g.fl wno VIII make good this prophecy.
Is 10 you.
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care demanded by these sensitive NOM
bers, is due the flushed face. the bloom
ing nose and broken veins that distgure
many checks. the bloodshot eyes and I'M
lovely complexion. tn, owners OF when
would be very incredulous were they IN
formed OF the true source of these I'M
beautiful ills.
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INFAMIbY
and HOME
Gold and liver.

Alice was a maiden VINO
Never wished n moment 10
Join the gold-bugs and vote
But adown her back alioat
WAS her hair % matchless gold
Party emblem, we are told
Alice was a darling VIE
Living Just the peaceful life
Mothers know. ana still her ha.r
Richly hung-beyond compare
But when counted. It would run
sixteen gold and silver one.
Alice was q granny" dear
Loved throughout the gladstone year,
BY n flock OF tots and 10.
Rivalng the drifted snow
Was her hair. that matchlessly
Fell I'm strands Of sliver free.