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Evening star., 1896-11-14

contemplates as the clubs Of the law
bona fide social clubs 9f the character
and standing of the appellant the Army
and Navy Club. ~
THAT the Business MEMS Club is not of
this description the excife board had
grave reason to imagine iA view Of the rec
ord Of Its alleged club house. It certainly
ing other than that of the Buena vista
Club. to whose property and patronage 1t
succeeded. and we consther It a serious
sented by the Anti-Saioonn League Of the
District Of Columbia and Of all lovers of
law and order that such 2 place should be
licensed at all, and much more that 1t
should be licensed with undue and illegal
haste.
Lest silence under suthi circumstances
should be misconstrued this protest is re-
spectfully brought to your attention. and
to that of the public, in whose behalf the
prohibitory provisions and Qualifications of
the liquor laws are enacted
Evening star., 1896-11-14
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A SPECIAL TE,IiN
AS A DISTRICT COURT FOR THE INIIFD
STATES FOR SAID DISTRICT.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A SpE1I AL, TERM
AS A DISTRICT COURT FOR THE United
STATES FOR SAID DISTRICT
District No. iS2
In the matter OF the condemnation of land for the
opening and extension OF Alhcmarle street bci w..n
Iniriy-eighth t3s;hl street and Grant road in the
county Of Washington, District of Columbia
Upon consideration OF the petition nled In This
case, 10y John W Ross. George Traesd,ll and
Charles L. Powell, Commissioners of the pls ri,.t
OF Columbia seeking condcmnation of the right of
way for the opening and extension OF AlsYuarle
street, in the District of Columbiu through the
V. Pyles. Joseph NJ Curran, Mary l.. Currln
Armsleigh Park Annie NJ. Poore and George A.
ORDERED. That said William Britt G..orea II
Burrows, James NJ Pyles. Joseph NJ. Curfan Mary
L. Curran, Armsleigh Park, Annie NJ Poorr and
George \. Armes. and all other persons owning ar
claiming any interest In said property or having
any interest therein. as occupants otherwise l.
and they hereby required TO appear in this orurt
and make TO the said pei lit ion ON or bcIr.
the FIFTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1896 at
which time the court will proceed with tn. ,s.Ul-
den Nd lion OF said land
PROVIDED, That the marshal of tho United
States for said District serve copy of this notice
said William Britt, George r. Burrows James
NJ. Pyles. Joseph NJ. Curran. Mary L. Curran. Arms
leigh Park, Annie NJ. Poore and George A Aru..s
days before the said 18th day of December 1896
AND PROVIDED FURTHER. That a copy Of this
order be published in The Evening Star newspaper
least six times, and in the Washington Law Re
porter twice before such day.
tSirned, W. s COX Justice
true copy Test: ]. r. YOUNG Cierk
By Il. J. MEIGS. Jr.. Asst. Clerk nol2-6t
Evening star., 1896-11-14
Not Going to BE Bluffed.

NOt GOhhK I'D be D1UHeu'
From Truth.
Dr. Dryasraines-''What's troubling you,
professor"
Professor Pebbelwacker-'Hum Trou-
bic enough, I should think. Just as L had
got my new book. 'Palingenesis Of the Cos
mos ready for publication. conclusively
proving that the human race has existed
100000 years, that ignoramus. Gumpendor-
fer published an article showing that man
has existed for a million years.
DR.. Dryasraines-"Well, what are you
going to do about it,"
Professor Pebbelwacker-"Do? Why. I'll
rewrite my book and demonstrate that the
race is fully two million years old. I'll let
him see I'm not TO be bluffed in that
fashion
Evening star., 1896-11-14

Rabuteau's Famous Skin Food. removes
wrinkles, freckles and all facial blemishss,
in every ease. Regullr price, 81. One
tuiEu OH pc.
Rabuteaus Skin Tonic, imparts beautiful
clear appearance to the complexion. makes
the skin soft and white. Regular prize,
800 Ona-third OF. of...............6 SIC.
Rabuteau's Toilet Powder. guarantees u
fresh, healthy looking complexion wherever
used Regular price, 81 box. One-third
Rabuteau's Violet Almond Meal cleans and
puriies the skin, and makes 1t delicately
soft end smooth. Regular price, soc jar.
Ou .Sf
Rsbuteau's Balm. Indispensable for my
ladies' toilet; renders the skin. neck and
arms soft and white looking. Regular price,
$lGO bottle. One-third Oh. &c
Rabuteau's Eau d'Violette, freshens the
complexion admirably. Regular price, 81.
One-tLird of. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIC.
Evening star., 1896-11-14

DFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. Washington ID. C., October 81,
lSt6-Notice is given that the Commissioners OF
the District of Columbia intend to make the fol-
lowing named mproy ements. which are. in their
Judgment, necessary for the public health, safety
or comfort; assessments for one-balf the cost OF
the same will be made, as provided for In public
act No. III. approved August Z. 1884 Parties
who are interested In the proposed work noti-
fed that the Commissioners OF the District OF Co.
lumbia will give hearing at the District build
ing on the TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER
1886, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. to any per-
sons who may desire 10 object thereto: LAY CE-
MENT SIDEWALKS AND SET NEW GRANITE
CURB-On Pennsylvania avenue northwest be-
tween 18th and 10th streets, to lie assessed
against the lois Of squares lis and l1s abuttng
upon said street; estimated cost, 5000: on 18th
street northwest between New Hampshire avenue
and street, to be assessed against the lots Of
square l52 abYtti1s upon said s,Tset estimated
SET PRESENT CURB-On New Hampshire avenue
northwest between Corcoran and H streets to bc
assessed against the lots OF square south of 153
abutting upon said street: estimated cost $3.50
LAY CEMENT SIDEwAI.KS-On 4th street south
east between East Capitol street and Pennsylvania
avenue, lie assessed against the lots of squares
Ts7, 7ss, 1S9. ST., SIS and sl9 abutting upon
said street. except In front OF lots ~ and As.
square Iss; estimated cost, $500 PAVE AL
tween Lincoln and LIST street northeast,
. and Quincy streets, TO be assessed against the
lots OF block 3, West lexington, abutting uI-on
said alleys; estimated cost. s., 200. LAY BRICK
SIDEWA1-kS-On street southwest between Sth
and 9th streets to be assessed against lots Of
squares 412 and 413 abutting upon said street;
estimated cost. $500; on Florida avenue north
west between LIST and North Capitol streets, 10 he
assessed against the lots OF blocks IL aad 10
Bloomingdale subdivision, and the lots of squares
6i4 and ol5 abuttinG upon said avenue; esti-
mated cost 81 800. LAY CEMENT SIDEWALK
AND SCI NEW CtRB-0n y street northwest
- between 18th and 18th streets. TO be assessed
against the lots of square $50, except lots A. b,
e, west ss tss' OF lot and sSs ss e
GEORGE TRUESDEII,, CHAS. F. POWELL. Com.
missioners. u. c. po2 8 13&Ix
Evening star., 1896-11-14
Questions of Value.


From Judge.
Cumso-"AH value is relative. and"
Cawker Gaterruptng)-"And j suppose
the nearer The relative is the greater is the
value"
Cumsc-"I am afr lid / do not follow
you"
cawker-'I was merely thinking of the
tendency among some young men to court
girls for their pa value"
Evening star., 1896-11-14
What He Wanted.

From the Chicago Post.
The old gentleman looked at The youth
rather sharply over the top of his glasses
1 gather from your remarks" he said,
That you would like to be my SON. in-law"
Il don't care continental about that"
fetofted the young man with considers BILE
asperity. Your daughter has enough mon
ey in her own right TO satisfy me-
Evening star., 1896-11-14
S. t. Thomas (Assignee)
F1ertZ's F1Oderm Pharmacv,
Cor. nth & f Sts.

dent 'All you have to do is to ask him
about what you want to know. Every
body else appeals to him, so why shouldn't
you? 1t must be such satisfaction to
have an Answers-to-corresponde man
in the house."
I used to think so, but"
''Well?''
We'll. saved up one or two nice aues-
tions for him. because 1 thought 1t would
Halter him, but guess he's past the fiat
terry stage, for all he did was to growl out
over mis- paper. Write 1t out clearly and
coneisely using only one side of the sheet,
and then mail it to the editor; and it will
be answered in the paper in due course of
time Oh, it's getting to be a regular habit
with him, and that's all I can get out of
MIN on any subject. Why, 1 asked him
wnat ne wanted for dinner the other day.
and he told me to write out my Questions
clearly and concisely on one side of the
sheet and mail 1t to the editor. 1 guess
youd better give the problem to some one
whose husband isn't in the business Of an
sWerinS questions"
Evening star., 1896-11-14

From the New York werld,
cit will kill mer'
The funeral services had been interrupted
by violent thunderstorm ana sympathetic
relatives were assisting the weeping widow
back to the carriage
After spending $50 on a crepe dress for
wish he hadn't died.
Evening star., 1896-11-14

No. 1888 Admn. Doc. %
THIS Is no GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUR
soriber of the District Of Columbia has obtained
fIou. the Supreme Court of the District OF Column
hia, holding spe lal term for ORPHANS court
business, letters 'estam' ntary the personal
estate Of John +. Ennis late Of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. All persCTs having claims
against The said deceased are hereby warned To
exhibit tie same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber on or before the Both day of October
next; they may otherwiss. 10y law be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand tLis both day of October
1885, GREGORY i. ENNIS.
~ - 1l36 Sth 81. NV
fhANh W. HAChETT. Proctor oc3l-laN3t
Evening star., 1896-11-14
Around the City Hall.

From Judge
Patsy-"Micky! Micky! I got er Job for
yerr'
Micky-''Wot is it?'
Patsy-"Shovelin' daylight inter a dark
basement"
Micky-"An' I've got one fer yous.'
Patsy-"Very much erbliged, but cawn't
take 1t; I've got er dead cinch whitewashin
coal"
Evening star., 1896-11-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, the llth day of November l.spi :
Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall Steamboat CO.
vs.. steamer George Leary. her engines BOATS
tackle, apparel and furniture No. 4S3 L. S Dis
tr1ct Court for District OF Columbia; and Isaac
= Talbert steamer George Lsary, efc No.
4si Z. $ District Court for District OF Columbia
Admiralty
To whom il may concern: Notice Is hereby
given that pursuant 10 order of the court in
the above cases. made the 1lth day of No.
yeInher. 1896, have arrested the steamer George
Leary, her engines boats, tackle apparel and
furniture, and detan the until further order
of tie court. and hereby warn all persons wing
any claim interest therein be and appear
before said court the EIGHTEENTH DAT OF
NOVEMBER, 1896. AT TEN O'CLOCK An. TO
answer said libels, and that in of failure TO
appear the court will proceed to determine said
causes and 10 make such order therein as 10 il
shall seem right. ALBERT A. WILSON, L. s.
Marshal, ID. 4. lol25t
Evening star., 1896-11-14

Rabuteau's Health Granules, q speedy,
sure cure for constipation. liver complaints.
thereby clearing the complexion Of all i'm
perfectOns. Regular price. 81 bottle. One
third of .67c.
Rabuteau's Ceratine. develops the bust
several inches; insures a well knit. plump,
finely shaped bust Satisfactory results as
sured If the directions are faithfully fol-
lowed. Regular price, 81 jar. One-thiri
of Observation-Disclosures. $1.33
Rabuteau's Liquid Rouge, imparts beau
tiful tint to the complexion, impossible to
detect its use. Regular price, 81 bottle.
Oue-tuiIu on. .Osc
Rabuteaus Sav1r Fleur d'Orange Soap,
the finest toilet soap made. Regular price,
soc. cake. 0ne-third of. Off................3 .34c.
Rabuteaus Moth and Freckle Destroyer,
thoroughly eradoates all moth spots,
freckles. &C., from the skin. Regular price,
$1.5O. One-third of. 81 90
Evening star., 1896-11-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE CoMMIssIoNERs OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington. November l..
ls96-Ordered: That paragraph l. section Il. Of
the Ruilding Regulations in and for the District
OF Columbia Is hereby amended To read follows:
No foundry furnace for melting working
glass, iron other metals: machine shops for
chnery to be driven by steam other motive
power: engines propelled by steam other
motive power: any building, part Of building.
therefor. shall be erected within the fire limits.
any building. part Of building. converted 10
SuCl use. unless The written assent thereto Of the
owner or owners of two-ihrds of the property not
occupied IN whole in part for business purposes
within ninety feet of the outline of the building,
part Of building. erected used therefor, be FIRST
obtained: nor shall any such building, part Of
buildng. be erected used In any square the
buildings upon which used for dwelling houses
only: Provided That IL the part cf the building
devoted any of the aforesaid be SO iDclosed
as e, he distinct from the remainder of the build
ing the ninety feet hereinbefore mentioned shall
ba measured from the outline Of the part of the
building so inclospd. All boiler rooms constructed
in any building under this section shall be of brick
or ir..n and shall he arranged that all open lngs
between them and the other parts OF The building
shall Ice securely closed at the end OF each day by
tr.n or metal covered doors ]. w. ROSS.
GEORGE TRJ'ESDEII. CHARLES +. POWELL,
Commissioners. d. Z. II
Evening star., 1896-11-14
E. P. Mertz Assignee Sale.
Ome=Third Off
All Rabmteam Goods!

In world where civilization exists the famous Rabuteau
Toilet Preparations recognized the form and facial beau
he known We have the Washington for these
nowned toilet goods everything else the the
Rebueau Goods offered sacrifice They be sold
in ONE
TDT>N OFT
Evening star., 1896-11-14

name was certainly to be suspected at
least, and the usual investigation and con-
sideration at least were for this reason due
the neighbors and the citizens of the Dis
trict.
Grounds for Rejection.
I'm addition to the grounds for rejection
above indicated. there is another legal
ground to which attention should be call
ed.
Sec. 16 of the liquor law. as re-enacted
with amendments by the act approved May
II, 1894, provides that license for any Of
the purposes specified In any section Of said
act shall not be granted to any person to
conduct such business within four hundred
feet Of a public school house, private
school or house of religious worship, with
provisions which have no bearing on the
present question.
The place for which a license was
granted to said Business Mems Club is
located, as we are advised, within four
Ihe parish school connected with st.
Marys Roman Catholic Church. and To-
Gated at the corner Of 5th and Washington
streets. ~
Of the District Of Columbia in Army and
Navy Club, appellant, VS.. the District of
Columbia, decided May 10, 1896, renders it
5udicially settled that clubs which dispense
bar rooms and within all provisions of the
liquor law relating to bar rooms, unless
specially excepted It admits Of being SO
construed az to exempt such clubs from
procuring the written permission of resi-
dents and real estate owners. and to au-
sthorize permits to sell on Sunday as we'll
as after midnight in the case Of such clubs.
contrary to our understanding of the law.
but 1t nowhere suggests any exception as
to the four hundred-foot provision of sec
ton 16. although it discusses the whole
matter very exhaustively.
Not only SO. said decision manifestly
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22
Christmas
ROxaG Fl

Christmas
Boxes for
IS cts to $1.75
Filled with choice home made Bon
Bons. Finest mixed in town for Is cts
pound. New nuts at 124 cts
At the
Sugar
Bowl.
Dell Reed went to Leroy Friday.
Trade at Bears and you are sure to
be right. Bear.
Rev. FIR. p. Garrahan went to Law
Ter Friday morning.
Everybody should see the play at
the Grand Dec. 30th.
Elegant mixed candy at to 10c
per pound. Z. A. NEUEERT. Near p.
o.
Mrs. G. l.. Holcomb went to Cresco
Friday, for visit at the home of Rev.
F. p. Shaffer.
Mrs. John Telford and Miss Maggie
Ahern, of Calmar, were shopping in
the city yesterday.
If you want Molasses, Nails or Cor
sets, don't call on us. We are in the
shoe business and there are no bristles
on us. SMITH q DIXSON.
--"Tennessee's Partner recently
played successful engagement at
Chicago, from which place they
jumped to st. Paul.
One of our young ladies wrote for
an answer to an advertisement chow
to get fat'' the other day, and received
the reply, "buy it at themeat market"
The Hatch case at Dubuque last
week was continued after four days
trial, on account of a question as to a
plat of ground which constituted an
important part of the evidence.
We need wood, and will be obliged
to any of our subscribers who will
bring us some on subscription. Or
any who are not subscribers will be
given receipt for subscription for the
amount of wood brought.
-Homeseekers and Tourists who de-
sire to visit points in the North, South
or West should take advantage of the
low rate excursions which will be run
every other week for the next six
months by the B., G. r. & N. Ry. On
the following dates all agents of this
company will sell excursion tickets to
large numder of cities and towns in
Northern, Western and Southern State
at rate of One Fare plus $500 for the
Round Trip: Jan. 5 and 10; Feb. 2 and
is; March 2 and Is; April 6 and 20
May and Is. Tickets are good to re-
turn q days from date of sale. Call on
b., c. r.. & N. agents or address the
undersigned for full information.
j. MORTON, G. r. Il Il. A.
TIL Cedar Rapids, la.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22
DEBORAH, IOWA. DEC. %, 1896.
How Would You Like To Go.

It's cool enough i'm Greenland
To freeze your very soul;
A million icebergs cluster
AT the tip top of the pole;
They never have a picnic there
The winters never done;
And icicles hang all the year
Around the frozen sun.
And how would you like togo
To that wonderful land of snow?
In a sledge-on a bike,
Oh how would you like
Oh how would you like to go.
It's cool enough in Greenland
10 freeze your very soul
The waves they wash the glaciers,
And seas with icebergs roll;
They never have barbecue
While the years are passing by;
For the ice puts out the fire
And freezes up the rye"
And how would you like to go
To that wonderful land ofsDow?
In sleige-on bike,
o how would you like
how would you like TO go?
FRANK l.. STANTON.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22
Sugar
Sand
Made

Sugar
Sand
Made
10 order, any color, at the Sugar Bowl.
Also new thing in cake ornaments.
Can be
Eaten
With
The
Cake.
AT the Grand Dec 30th--"Tenne-
ssee's Pardner."
Wood taken in payment for pho
toes at Borlaug's. If.
Boys suits for Christmas. Big as
sortment at Bears.
w. r. Toye was Fort Atkinson
visitor last Wednesday.
Fine perfumes at Brunt & Par
mans for the Holiday trade. If
M. Sexton, of Ridgeway, was a
business visitor in the city Thursday.
Steam Ship tickets to or from Eur
ope by all lines. Sold by L. M. Enger.
42-3
Don't forget Relf when you are
looking for holiday goods-St. Cloud
Block.
Fine Christmas trees and holly
Christmas tree goods. G. A. NEUFERT.
Near p. o.
Have your sewing machines clean
ed and repaired for the fall's work by
the Star Repair Co.
Our prices indicate how anxious
we are to reduce our big line of lamps.
Weiser's Drug Store. 1872
The best Christmas present is a
beautiful bottle of perfumery from
Weiser's Drug Store. 43-2
Go to l.. A. Marsh's exclusive gro
Gerry store for oysters. Wealways keep
fresh stock of the best on hand. %
You can not get better returns fol
your money than by subscribing fol
PUBLIC OPINION. Its safe invest
ment.
We lead the style in Ladies' and
Gents fine footwear. We make the
shoe business study and give you bet
ter goods at lower prices than any place
in DEBORAH. SMITH q D1XsON.
"A commercial traveller who was
taking vacation with his uncle in the
country, says an exchange, was sudden.
ly called upon to say grace, and not
being accustomed to it, promptly
tackled the difficulty in the following
words eve acknowledge the receipt
of your favor of this date. Allow us to
express our gratitude for this expression
of good will. Trusting that our house
may merit your confidence, and thai
we may have good orders from yor
this fall, we are yoars."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
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- $ b d ter 8rao BON yteio.
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6rau audi ben Serrn Gebeimratb con-
iultirt; - er fast, lie babe einen be.
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,,Sa ertpdbnen Sic bod ia nidts gesen
meine 6rau = ionIt rubt lie nibt, big
oer ibrise minoeltens eben 10 aruB it'll"
-8uter @atb. Wtutter: SD
iase Sir, Smile, lei liebenspitroi9
uno freunolih nit Esinem grdutisam
- beoente Die quite Yartie! gtah Der
SoG3elt tonnlt gu ibm ia 5eigen, oas
er ilb erfreben tonnte, feline 9lugen 3u
elmer garOnehe &au6Sabn 81 erhe,
benz"
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llnteritieo lit stuiiden Der ~Sournilre"
uno Dem vpanorama"?" r&elner!"
n@arum?" vWeil man bel beioeu
ridt peiB. mo- Die Gunlt anfan9t uno
no Die gtatur aufbort"
Gin sdrt | der 6 a tie.
Grininalbeamter (re6er9sreno): Mel-
Dies tuaren Die seBten WDrte, Die Sbr
Monn on Sic ribtete, ebe er Sic per=
lieB? 5rGu: yMarie, thu mir ben
ellslaen Geialen uno battle Seinen
Shnabel!"
- Natiirli6. Gemeinoeamt.
mann: rNber Marti, Marti, idon
uleoer beiofen. pibt Sbr bsrn ME,
tnenn Sbr genua setrunten babt?
S1aut jeoe Rub neiB, wenn lie genus
bat" Martin: .Sa - MaNer bdtt'
ib au6 gleia 9enu9!"
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bib. Weroronuns: Seoer 6u Bedn-
ger bat cine Nummer lidtbar 81 traaen
uno bel Nnndberung zines &aDfabrers
oas Glodenlianal su seben. Rciten
uno 1abren psrbptsn.
500 tie 90 aiIerf6eu. oSn
e. tpabr, baB SIR Mann mabrenb bes
eansen Sabres teinen 5rppfen MaNer
tr;ntt?" nSrinit? 9ras slauben g
benn? Ser lust Tid iosar Die 3dbns
nit &isr!"
= . e NJ iitbIi6. &i6ter: /, Sic
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men, meil Sic nod nitbt pprbeitraft
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@ertbeibigung beisufiisen9" 9lnsetlas-
ter: sd bite. Bel Der Strafaus.
meEung su bsriidihtigen, baB i'd lei.
Diebitahl ni6t bei ahnsn beaina!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09

tpirb oas Slid einfebren TN 9au1e
S9liiter."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09

(gnbe.)
The news boy., 1896-04-18
DAIRY SUGGESTIONS.

BE warned by the past, and prepare a
crop for the cows during dry spells and
short pastures for summer.
The waste products of the dairy
skim milk and whey, are most profit
able fed to pigs in combination with
other foods.
At the Vermont station 100 pounds of
skim milk fed separately produced five
pounds pork, and a bushel of corn fed
separately produced ten pounds pork,
but 100 pounds of milk and bushel of
corn fed together produced is pounds
pork-a gain of three pounds.
Extensive experiments at the Maine
station show that the proportion of but
ter fat in milk does not depend on the
ration; but the food which produced
the most butter did it by producing
more milk, and hence the best food for
the butter-maker is also best for the
cheese maker and the milk-seller.
The news boy., 1896-04-18
A FEW UNUSUAL HAPPENINGS

Benjamin McKenney, an s1-yesr-old
resident of Cape Porpoise, Me-. has just
cut three new teeth.
A church organ made of bamboo has
been built at Shanghai. The notes are
said to be sweeter than those Of metal
lie pipes.
A few days ago q Wilmington (Del.)
woman received little box by mail
in which was q watch and chain that
were stolen from her - years ago.
An unusual sight was witnessed not
long ago, in Churchill. New. A flock Of
1880 sheep We're stampeded, and soon
afterward two columns of them madly
rushed together, causing the death Of
$50 of them. Their bodies lay in pile
six feet high.
Max Osterberg, of Columbia college,
New York, wished to take a photograph
OF the skeleton of a mouse, by means
of Prof. Roentgen's wonderful discov.
cry, the cathode rays. He procured o
mouse that had been drowned over two
hours. While the drowned mouse was
under the glare of the rays it came to
life, and in 80 minutes was as lively as
ever.