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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

At this Season Of the year there are
always many deaths. particularly among
children, from summer complaint,
diarrhTa, dysentery, cholera morbus,
cramps, etc, and every one ought to
know that a sure and speedy cure can
easily be obtained by taking Perry Davis
Pain Killer in sweetened water every
half hour It never fails. Avoid
substitutes. there is but one Pain
Killer, Perry Davis. 25c. and SOC.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

Fredericksburg. Va. March Is, 1900.

To My Fellow. citizens: | hereby an.
nounce myself a candidate for the office
Of City Sergeant, aud would thank you
for your support, promising. If elected,
to discharge the duties faithfully Elec
tion Thursday, May "a
ID. S. RI SELL
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12
Fredericksburg. Va, March %, 1900.

Fellow Citizens: 1 respectfully An.
nounce myself candidate for the Office
OF Sergeant cf the City of Frederick
burg at the election to be held on Thurs.
day, May cath, 1900 Having been Dep
uty Sergeant for some years. and being
familiar with the duties Of the office. |
flatter myself that can discharge the
duties Of the position TO the satisfaction
Of the court and public II elected, |
promise faithful and efficient service.
JOHN II ROBINSON.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

The special price Of $l.O0 per dozen
on "favorette will be continued
through this month at the Davis Gal
lery, 8l7 Main street. The large num-
Der taking advantage Of this offer last
month is the best evidence Of the salts
faction given on this photograph.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

To the Citizens Of Fredericksburg :;
That efficient officer and clever gentle.
man, o W. Edrington. Esq who has
served you so long as City Sergeant,
having declined 10 stand for election
again. and believing | can perform the
duties Of the Office TO the satisfaction
Of the citizens Of this city. hereby an
nouuce myself candidate for the posi-
ton at the election to be held May q,
1900. and ask your support.
Very respectfully,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

All ex Oonfederates are urged to meet
at the Mayors Office today, p. m I.
without uniformly.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12
JAMES p CORBIN
FOR CITY SERGEANT.
Attention, Voters. One and All

Attention, Voters. one and All "
Being fully persuaded that | shall be-
elected to fill the vacancy Of City Ser.
geant at the next election, ! hereby de-
sire to return my sincere thanks in ad.
vance to my numerous friends and the
voters generally for this mark Of conh-
dence, and hereby pledge faithful per-
Torrance Of the duties Of said Office
and in consequence Of said election, |
have decided TO offer my entire stock Of
hardware. farming implements aud
cutlery. etc at greatly reduced prices
for cash This Is an opportunity for
cash buyers to save money and get bar
gains in all goods in my line
Respectfully.
~ Holm STONE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12
JOHN A STONE.

Fellow. Citizens hereby announce
myself candidate for the Office Of City
Sergeant and respectfully solicit your
support. promising, II elected, a faith
ful service TO the best Of my ability.
Election May 9th Respectfully.
W Il HALL
Observation-Disclosures Va March % iQDO
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

Mr.. JOHN w. GATES, of the Ameri-
can Steel and Wire Company, Is said
10 have lost one million of dollars At
playing poker. In few days after
wards he made deal by which be
pocketed three millions OF dollars.
Very few of US could lose a million Of
dollars, and not many Of us coul
make three millions in so short time.
IT Is reported that Col. Faoston
may have to stand trial for putting
Filipino prisoners to death without a
trial. If the charge is true he will
proba bly, be punished for It.
THE silver tonged orator has kept
mighty quiet, considering the appear
suce of sail on the larbosrd
quarter.
VINO stuck q pin in the Dewey
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

It's stated that thirty GATED
States soldiers in the Philippines
have committed suicide, and that
more than four hundred are now con
fined in Insane ssylums. If this Is
true it shows terrible state ofth'ngs
in that country. Congress will like
ly investigate the matter, as II ought
to do, and ascertain the cause and re-
move it if possible.
IT'S limited in political circles that
the Administration friends brought
out Dewey. The Democrats, never
theless, seem well pleased, and sim
ply because he announces that he Is
s. Democrat. Palmer and Buckner
also claimed that distinction, but the
"kuife up the sleeve smote William
Jennings Brysu between the fourth
and fifth ribs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

IT is said the Republicans of New
York will punish Gov. Roosevelt for
party INSTRUMENTATION by refusing to
endorse his administration IN the
State convention, OF in any way rec
ognize him. This is the punishment
he is to receive for wanting to be a
Presidential candidate, and refusing
to become candidate for the second
place on the ticket as the New York
Republicans wanted him to be. The
party man, who does not obey orders
issued by his party, must expect the
lash.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

WHO stuck pin in the Dewey
bubble ?
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

State Senator S II Donahoe has
withdrawn from the contest for the
Congressional nomination in the
Eighth district
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

Ex Cor gresham Charles A. Towne,
of Duluth. MINI. Is u candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Vice
President.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-12

a convention Of Louisa Democrats
will be held at the Court house Satur-
day, April 2lst. TO elect delegates to
the State Convention
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25

are Of enamel. and the cuffs show again
the silk to match the collar.
Early autumn hats are OF rough black
straw in the graceful "Tricorne"
shapes. Their only trimming consists
Of pompons of white, black and blue.
Vast numbers of Empire hats are
shown. They come in many materials,
including felt, fur and velvet, and are
trimmed with floating ostrich plumes.
Then there are wide-brimmed cape
lines to be worn ut the back OF the
head. and broad. fiat toques designed
to show the hair. Corded white panne
Is used for bewitching berets, which
are trimmed with wreaths of faintest
pink silk and pink velvet roses.
White velvet, plush or panne Is used
for some of the loveliest toques, and
while these often have 4 touch OF black.
the chic thing is to add green by way Of
contrast.
Richly colored Ivy leaves and au-
tumn flowers are prominent among the
trimmings, but the crop Of fruit in the
millinery orchard is about exhausted.
Gold tinsel hat bands testify TO the
continuance of the military spirit. Per-
i,aps the oldest new departure Is the
application of the veil, which. instead
OF covering the face. is now drawn up
over the brim and garnitures, forming
soft, transparent folds.
ELLEN OSBORN. ,
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Total sales OF stocks lt3,005 shares.
New York Mining Stocks,
Breadstufs and Provisions.

CH1CAGO-Exceedin gloomy re-
ports from the northwest gave wheat
an impetus to-day, and September
closed with further, advance OF 10
&c. Corn closed &c lower and oats &c
down. Provisions closed firm; Septem-
Der pork Zoe; September lard 1oc, and
September ribs Eye higher
The market for wheat opened quiet
and easy on disappointing cables which
induced selling by yesterdays buyers.
September A9kc lower at TfHGf73c.
Liverpool showed an advance of only
&c. compared with the %GEc bulge
here yesterday Clearances in wheat
and flour at the seaboard were equal to
26S,0O0 bushels. Primary receipts ag
gregated l.82t.888 bushels, compared
with $4,000 bushels last year. Minne-
apolis and Duluth reported 3I2 cars.
against 1876 last week and 209 n wear
ago. Local receipts were 400 cars, az OF
contract grade. The advance curtailed
cash business. =.
Corn was qule. and easy, for the rains
which were doing damage to wheat In
shock, were helping the corn crop.
Receipts were 1913 cars; cash sales were
5000 bushels. -
In oats prices hung close TO .yester-
days market and the bulk OF trade
was In changing ut kc premium for Oc-
tober. Receipts were &oS cars.
Provisions quiet and firm on a good
export demand. There was nothing
new to effect prices.
Estimated receipts Tomorrow:
Wheat, AS cars: corn. 40 cars; oats.
40 cars; hogs. 1900 head. -. n
The leading futures ranged MS follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25

Christi is saved, and becomes In turn
n minister of grace to others Ia shep-
herd. not the Shepherd. as in A. W,
The pattern is Jesus Every good shep-
herd lives for the flock. ~. 2. He
who, stunning the door, climbs up from
some other quarter, by that very act
reveals his dishonest character and un-
worthy purpose. 80. 3. ITO steal"
and to have life" The contrast is
that of the false and the true religion.
PharIseeism and eccleslasticism fleece
and kill, They have always done SO
everywhere and by whatever name they
have been known. But true religion
always gives the present life more
abundant development. Whatever
form of religion tends to deprive man
kind of its free, natural, and Joyous life
is anti Christian. The constant ten
dency OF Christ's teaching and influence
is TO make the whole life. social. INTEL
lectual, moral, and spiritual. more
abundant" -. 4. LAY down life
take 1t again" The mother lays down
her life in the birth and rearing Of
every child. She takes life again In the
matured manhood or womanhood of
her offspring The analogy maintains
in the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus.
He voluntarily surrendered his life. No
one took 1t. Now. with joy he secs
his seed,", his spiritual offspring. and
prolongs his days In them. as the pro-
phet said he would. isaiah liii) -.
8. They understood not" How their
worship of the letter had destroyed all
commerce between their minds and the
relations which it set forth! (Staurice.)
"The sheep did not hear them 1t Is
the preachers Of Christ who alone have
secured the worlds attention. And
shall be safe The extent and assur-
nnce of this safety are expressed in the
parable. Go in and out" An He
braIstic phrase to denote the whole OF
life. The hircling," Not every one
who Is hired is n hireling. but he who
serves only for hire. He goeth before
them Jesus tests in his own person
the experiences of his disciples. THE
other sheep also shall hear Jesus
voice" They have already heard frag-
men;s OF his teaching through their no.
blcst fellows, but they shall now have
his doctrine entire. II
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Autumn All. i Mod h!
/ els That Show
a Lively Con- on
flict Of Styles.

fastened on the left side by a.large.
rosette. The corsage, which is quite
SQUARE, is composed Of a yoke Of gold
lace held up by half Bbraces Of black
velvet ribbon. The arms are encircled
by a drapery5 Of cream -colored tulle,
which leaves the shoulders exposed. :
Mrs. Fish herself has lately worn an
Empire dress OF primrose satin, lined
with cerlse, The skirt formed d tight
tunic for about half Its length, then
widened 10 the bottom. It was cut up
into long, pointed indentations over an
undarskirt. plated in the form OF, a fan.
Round the lndentations there was a
border of gold. and silver embroidery.
The low, short bodice was composed
of puffs Of mousseline de sole over q
velvet drapery. The sleeves were
double pufrs OF yellow velvet, mixed
with pink mousseline de sole. The
waistband was Of cerlse satin, very
wide. embroidered with chenille, silver
and gold. II
Miss Elsie French, the fiance, OF Al
fred Vanderbilt, is another young wo-
man who has given countenance to
the Empire revival. An evening dress
in which she has appeared at Lenox. is
composed of pink crepe de chine, en-
broidered about the bottom OF the
skirt, which is bordered in the same
manner. forms peplum, which Is pro-
longed into train. The short bodice
Is cut square at the neck and turns
over in u bertha Of frilled and embrold-
cred mousseline de sole. The corsage
Is kept on the shoulders by chain OF.
pearls, and there is waistband OF
gold tissue, pearl embroidered. There
are long sleeves OF mousseline de sole.
But among late summer and early
autumn dresses the majority are less
extreme. A pretty pale blue and white
spotted muslin frock that appeared
one morning this week at the Newport
Casino had most attractive ar
rangement of suipure trimmings at the
top OF the flounce. round the waist and
on the bodice. The back of the skirt
was perpendicularly tucked. the front
extremely well cut. and the parasol
was planned to match.
With a pretty crinoline hat trimmed
with feathers and roses the costume
was decidedly pleasing.
A pieated dress sketched on the same
occasion was made OF the most silky
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets,

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
e NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Money on call
easy ut 1G1h per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4G5 per cent. Sterling ex-
change flrmcr, with actual business In
bankers bills at 81 STA for demand and
ut 81. S4% for sixty days; posted rates
81 s5G4 $685. 50. Commercial bills
81 S3iA and 81 sax. Bar silver ClHc.
Silver certificates 61h9s2Ac. Mexican
dollars 4SfSc.
Government bonds irregular and firm.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Dizziness continues to be the most
notable characteristic OF the foreign Sc
curity markets and New York displays
the same lack OF activity. The general
hesitation Is .ascribed, to the perplexites
OF the Chinese situation. Speculation
was us embarrassing to-day MS for
some time past and movements In spe-
clal stocks ware attributed to indie
pendent influences. a general trend
toward lower prices was noted, with the
tendency favored in part by consplcu-
Gus weakness of some specialties.
Movements IN tile railroad list were
small. but some large fractions were
clipped or OF Northern Pacific and I'm
lon Pacific around midday when the
general tendency downward assumed
some force. The failure OF ST. Paul 70
respond to Its increase in earnings OF
s15,3il for the third week In August,
discouraged buying OF the western
stocks. Southern Pacific was dealt In
only TO the extent Of 600 shares and no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
Live Stock.

CHICAGO Cattle. receipts 1900
head; market generally dull; butchers
stock about steady: natives: best on
sale to-day, IS IS; good to prime steers
IS $1,000 90. Cows, s2l6594 40. hcifcrs,
50 00G5 90: bulls. 81 5O9i40: calves
strong. S. 00G6 65, Hogs, receipts to-
day, $4,000 head: estimated for to-mor-
row, 1900 head: left over $500 head.
Market active and strong to SC higher;
top. IS So; mixed and butchers $1,000
s 50. Sheep. receipts 5000 head; sheep
'steady; good lambs stronger; native
lambs 81 coat 50.
EAST LIBERTF-Ca Cattle steady; ex-
ira, IS 6Oa5 50; prime. IS 1905 co: COM
mon. 50 5oG4 90. Hogs active and high
er; best assorted mediums, light York
ers and pigs. IS 1905 rs; heavy York;
ers. S. 70: roughs. 50 50@5 90. Sheep
slow on sheep and steady on lambs:
choice wethers 81 GOAT 30: choice lambs
IS 50G5 %. Veal calves Sc 5047 25.
.CINCINNATI-Hoss steady at 81 400
Z
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lightweight black cashmere. II was
trimmed on the hips and ;:boye the
hem With m applique OF cream lace; it
had undersleeves OF cream-colored
baby ribbon. Round the waist went a
high belt Of black satin. and the yoke
piece was made again OF the lace. The
great charm of this almost unique
frock lay In the tlchu.
a more autumnal dress is OF striped
and figured cloth In beige and blue.
The skirt Is OF. non-committnl cut, and
the bodice a short coat fastening Ut
the waist with one huge button. There
Is large square lace collar turning
back from vest OF plated blue NOUS
sellne.
Among short coats for autumn is
one OF beige-colored cloth. with stitch
ed revers OF white tafreta. A turned
back piece OF silk gives hood-like CT
feet about the shoulders. The buttons
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
INTERNATIONAL S. S. LESSON
August 26, 1900. John K, Lie.
Jesus the Good Shepherd.

Jesus had lately used those indispen-
| sabies, Tight" and water" as en-
| blems OF his Office and function. He
now employs n new figure, almost as
familiar; for the Hebrews were al
ways a pastoral folk. This. with the
story OF the Vine and Branches CHAP
ter XIV, is said 10 be the only instance
OF allcgory in the New Testament
=. The Jewish church had
grown into great ecclesiastical estab-
lIshment, furnishing numerous offices Of
honor, power and eno,ument. These
were naturally sought by the ambl-
tious, and held tenaciously by the sue
cessful One object OF this alIegory is
to set forth the character of these
mercenaries. Like thieves thsy have
effected an entrance In such way that
their true character has not been dis
covered But, though they have OBJ
tanned the garb of office, they DO not
have the following of the true mem
bars. The latter. instead OF following,
ac,er of these false shepherds Is fur
Their delineated. They work havoc In
the highest Interests Of men. They
steal. kill. and destroy in the realm OF
spiritual values. Their purely merce-
nary spirit is indicated by the epithet
..hireling." IN any final crisis. when
the very life OF those whom they serve
is at stake. they would fly like arrant
towards. Thus, with steady and cour-
ageous hands. Jesus held the mirror
before the hierarchy OF his day. 80.
On the dark background OF the false
shepherd, Jesus now projects the ideal
of the true. He Is one who enters upon
his function In the appointed way.
The Holy Spirit (he porter) approves;
the church recognizes him 1.-THE sheep
hear his voice.. His life IS spent In
care OF the flock; ne calleth, leadeth,
putteth forth. goeth forth. .... Je-
sus makes a decided turn In the. ale,
CORY when he declares himself to be
",hc door" Entrance to the church is
by the person and work OF Jesus. AS
the eastern sheepfold has but one door,
SO the church has none other than
Christ. There Is none other name un-
der heaven given among men" Through
him we come. 10 salvation and spiritual
susterance tand nastrrs 81 and the more
abundant lie. Again. there
are shepherds ard shephrrdH. but Jesus
is pre-cminently the Shepherd The evil
:dencc OF this Is his Voluntary surren-
der OF lie, and the reciprocal and per-
feet recognition subslsting between
shepherd and sheep-analosou 10 that
which maintains between Father aud
Son: j.. Finally. Jesus bursts
the shell OF Jewish scctarianIsm in the
generous and courageous words: 18th
er sheep ! have which are not of this
fold" II was . hint of this kind which
had led these scctarlsts, On n former
occasion. TO ask scornfully: evil lie
20 and teach the Gentiles?" Alas! how
they did dissolve the pearl OF charity
in the acid OF sect" The "onc Shep-
herd" exalts persons above Installations
when he says there shall be zone tock."'
not "onc fold" as in the Authorized
Version, which gives precisely the OPP
posite sense. Tho reference Is to the
invisible church" made up OF The
faithful of every age and land.
t...raH.a Llaa.r# s.N =. fs1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
Metals.

NEW YoRK-Tin again scored an
advance, but the rest of the list was
weak and heavy, following poor cables
and depressing news from primary do
nestle points. The former metal was
supported by fair demand improvement
abroad. At She close the metal ex-
change called pig iron warrants weak
and nominal at sll o.: lake copper very
quiet at SIG 62is: tin firmer at s31 100
3l:25: lead dull at s. Is: spelter easy at
lead is 81 90. and for copper SIS rs.
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NEW YORK-In cotton goods has
been of about average extent. Heavy
brown cottons weak for goods in stock.
but sellers not pressing for forward
business. Some makes of denims held
more firmly. with stocks cleaned up.
Other coarse coiored cottons quiet.
Print cloths inactive throughout.
Prints without change Ginghams
steady. Linens quiet and barely steady.
Burlaps In moderate request, but mar
ket firm and supplies scarce.
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transactions Whatever occurred after

transactions whatever occurred after
the statement that the Huntington
holdings would not come on the mar
ket. General profit taking checked the
advance in st. Louis Southwestern pre-
ferred, when 1t crossed 30 and there
was reaction OF 17s, but the net loss
was only a small fraction. Sugar was
quite prominent and ran off 14s on dis
cusslon as t future trade conditions.
Bonds were irregular with heavy rea-
l!zations In st. Louis Southwestern the
feature. Total sales par value s765,o0O.
United States new As advanced Y per
cent and the refunding Is when issued,
declined z per cent In the bid price. :
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Barley Good feeding Sc &c.
Malfing-7Fair to choice i35i5c. a
x, tiaSseed-No. :, 81 40: No. north
Mess Pork-Per barrel sil 15ai12O,
Lard-Per 100 MS. SO S0G 6 S2iiss
Short Ribs-Sides (loose) Sc s5 al 80! z
z. Dry sailed shoulders .{Soxed} sss
Short clear sides boxed s75597s5.
Sioyer-Contract grade SO.
dairies, l4fllSc. a ~
Cheese---Firm at iv&illic.
Eggs-Firmi fresh 1870 iic. ~
n NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts 1s,Osl
firm. ~, 81
Wheat. receipts 2O2. 557 bushels; ex-e
ports 5s,is3 bushels: spot market
strong: No. 2 red SIG, c {. O.. b. afloat; I
options opened easy: closed firm at Nc 4
net advance; close: May, SiI:c: Sep
TENDER. soc; October. Sohc; December.
Corn receipts ls5, o88S bushels; exports
2s5,St1 bushels: spot market dull. ; Noe,
44NcS elevator; close: May, 4ossc: Sep
TENDER, i3Sc; December. 40.sc.
Oats. receipts $4,000 bushels: exports I
62,621 bushels: spot market dull: : No. 9, B
26c: options fairly steady. ~
Hay and hops quiet Hides firm. Lea
Their steady. Beef dull.
4 Lard firner. Pork quiet. Tallow dull.
Cottonseed oil hrmcr.s Resin quiet.
Turpentine easy. Rice steady,
81 Coffee. spot Rio marke, quiet; mild
dull Cordova nominal: futures opened
hve,, points higher for September, and
unchanged for other months: closed
barely steady Mt net ten points lover:
sales, $500 bags.
Sugar. raw steady; fair refining iHc:5
refined firm. q
Ii BALTlMORE-Flou firmer; receipts
2.2Ss barrels: exports 30 barrels. Wheat
strong and higher; SPOT and the month
.i311SSc; receipts $3.50 bushels. Corn
firm; mixed spot, the month and Sep
TENDER 4SA G43fsc: receipts 6s.lO0 bush
els;f exports s5.7li bushels Oats firm: I
No. white 26Aaelc. Hay steady.
Cheese and eggs firm Butter firm.
JCINCINNATI-Flour steady Wheat
firm at 125sc. Corn dull: No. 9 mixed
42isc. Oats firm; No. mixed 22Ikp
22Sc. Rye firm and higher: No. ., sic.
Lard quiet at Sc 67hs Bulkmeats dull
at 81 2ls. Bacon firm at So 50. Whis-a
ky firm at 81 "a. Sugar firm:
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Like the Frog in the Well.

The Chinese boast that their civilza-
ton Is four thousand years old. II
the world constantly progresses as we
are taught. 1t Is overwhelmingly sad to
think what their civilization must have
been four thousand years ago.-Detroit
Free Press,
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Late With His Excuse

Prince David OF Hawaii, who plaster
ed 10 to on the Democratic platform.
makes the humble excuse that he didn't
know 1t was loaded.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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Might be- called wild Oats.

According to a traveller who has spent
much time In China, the Boxers are ex-
cellent farmers. But 1t isn't grain that
they. are raising nowadays.-New York
Mail and Express. I