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 wos watawA stIl roats a -
eUtnenso tu n s boot andl a b Sapti r
117try, but three of her 1ix states. Incplud.
ing Matne, rank loweI' In the compara-
tire vAlus of theit ptiduot than they
Mt. twt ltyeas agd, whilUe of the


 ," T uye e sl nr aHatchi 6ithers ohly Vermont hal nmadne a ala
 t I"i V*mwu ulrest-jf rf tlVr erut The timu hne now again rolled In comparative rank.
 ia htjpsseard-* 'I TbIre.thlt kirl- around l licii breeders wi:l be buying
 t ,4 l ptgr sl f ia"'. and eggs for hatching. 'os are glad tod st or eallun Pmelght.
 g '" aMb i* bati KApero- k hnow (LUnt so80 mny of our readerS Ipat The coat of hauling a toon of freight
 .w E.year puevhnsvd egga nn( thereby iiW- a mile bn Great Britain's greatest rail-
 S ery far' bael days their proved their flocks, or at least iide ai ly is 1.45 cents; on the Penatsylvana,.
 was la l aprees of Japan attempt to do so. We1 oil) wisti that forty cents, and on the New Tork Con.
 who Wae held in quite ape- more breeders would seo thp wisdom trial forty-one cents.
 Scl love atd, neverence by of thus improving their stock, and
 f, people, and, says the that this year would be the banner one *lae sDoewa. Slo.
 Londo! W0., their' are latter day In the history of the poultry business The readensorthts paperwilllIelasedto
 ,I uthat this E~mp~ress lamU this regard, learn that there is at least one =rwaipe
 aps wo.alntalthtthis mpres i, this regard. ea t anion has been able t ourela
 is now living amonw.theIU aud haus as. The cheapest metltod of getting good ltsstages,and that Isotarrh. EHai'aCltals
s/ named th# forms of V ruko, the!r MI- stock Is by purchasing egyps, all in tLhis Curo i the only positive eire now known to
 the medical fraternity. Catarrh bef a eon-
 kado's C6ot6 ," wAy onoe can for a slil I amount se- atitntional disease requires a
 For a lady who Ilred so many cen ciero a good founmdalliom for future treatment. Halirls starrhOaitakeal
 turina i,. Haruko Is la in appenrunale c.v s n have 1 rIeaonal)le size fdock nally,atttagdireatly upon thePlood dian -
 quite atlrtllngly anodern; for her of birds for the coming winter. ooaauneoft t byt
 dresses-they are all innde in Paris or We want to urge our frenIlds not te tha ptetentrgdat botthbdisa p .a gtton0
 London-- a l awaj is lederuler cri, au ptit off tho matter-of builtyg eggs until ttttiton And astattldg nature ta dota tt
 abe wears them As.gne boru to the Itue It Is too late. Now Is t ie te to buy s po t Wrrka.Ohexyr a
 de Grenelle.. Although not strikingly your eggs for hatchlg. .GOt your dredDollarstorw*a oiettt 4 l'toeurMe.
 beauttlfl, st least according to West- chicks out before the pierce sun of Send tor tst of testimonials, Addre
 rn taste, her MAajesly htas a slugutlar-' nildsumnuer a13 hre to check tleir nat. P.J. siwr.TaS& .a 0edo; .a
 ly aselnttlting face-It sla kindly, ui- Ural growth antl retard their filtnre Take old yP. for eoatipatto.
 felligeit nd -expressive. It is a usefulness. It will be just as easy to rh Theo*0T4irt irted
 strange face. too, otie full of subtle buy the eggs now, or at least int a "MIss'iBlagge s lptqrettd in .you
 contradletlb.#. aud with Iltues tI:it tell few weeks as it will later. Tlhe unll.-- a "Hwor* 4Why toi ay ta'Y
 averse tales. 4e In spite of her .'rsal opinion of successful breeders p ha. told me seven tioea to alt
 Psrislan. tollets.and her Engllsh maiu- A that it pays to batch checks early. down.andbehave myself,s- 1 saidaltbe
 iers, the Empress is a thorough Orhiei na the seasonl. wondered wbt sort of ,a father tad,"
 tal, w ith ll lthe O rieuta l's lre -prelncew .ort -f a.., -
 for' tradition nad hattred of elnacge. Farm Boys, "etrt
 .But she is passionately devoted to Ja- The farth is a good place on which Sweat, tch, t bitstor? aorA, Poor Wasa
 pan; tbere Is no sarifice she woultl to raise a boy-good place to develop curesthem. etmovestodrs ot'teet armpits'
 not make for her own people. lhe him physically, to teach him morally eto; atope ohanag. It sot at druggsit en&
 gre;t desire In life, indeed,. la to bI ianI decency cOf conduct, to tdueatie to4 Earom Dli Go,, Atlanta, Ga; f ot
 completely at onte with there i Iri their mla h on broad lines, writes J. s'Trigg l.l size, *pctpaild; sample for to stamp.
 hopes, fears and asairations. in the Springtitid Journal. -"But It O ne ppltoatton psove tw s merit. Money
 iarHaiko' wea born lit 180. She -was could not be expected that these boys itck if asot satisfied.
 a daughter of Priuqe- Tadakai. a intii- would all, or even a respectable i .
 ber.ofto0 of o. er'eat noble families ority of then, remain on the farm; "All of our great humbrIsts appear
 from whithb tfe Mlltwdos are eixpeo'tei neither would it be be;t that' they to be dead"..
 to choose their consorts, and shi w!its should. The-re Is nau trg6nt demand "Oh, I don't 'no*. There are the
 educated willA a special view to tlo for them elsewhere. In a physical government weather foreastert.'
 possibility,of her becomntig Emiir<ess. sense,, where atre thl nervy, pushing, r ......
 .levr early d.yVs wore spent at Kioo, aggressive citizens of tha future to
 the seat of the old Japanese court, come from If not from the farma? Dr. B01gqer Huckleerry CordJil
 'where she lived nA'-completely cut o0 Where are the Iank, the great corpora- 0 r- t oathern- Remedy, tauro all
 *rom the wpord as Ift se had beei, int it l:i iand big counet'clal .concet i .t, tuach ~and bowel trotables. o tidresa
 vcoitent. There lje -I)nyed un;t: shli obtain men of the requisite energy andA teethiln. Made frot
 was nearly nlineteen, when shie wva..s aIlity to plan and conduct our great ...The L.Ittle 'Nutklaeberry;
 brought forth Aaid1 married to (heI .N1:. ioderit business enterprises if not that arowei alonstde. our hills and moon-
 kado, who .vaOs soXie. two 'yetrs .ounug. ijfroli the ftarit? Where does the State 4 ,. )let ia sheativeprinopl that ha
 "r than she vs. Youthful ntd irex-"i most look for rugged a-td loyal defend. I e.*I .At enters & ly n "r. a jrra,
 r -" ". fluM Iober.Covda the grea r ste oh
 perienced ias they w'er te Imprial ers of its national honor? To tbo farm ud ,4 bow mtr a-ore D tory, p
 couple seemed to have. demeaned them- hboys.. roam where else shah the ethn. rhoea 4nd Blooy hltux. '
 Belves wlth.grent0dgfuity, and they soon try secure that sterling worth, ablllty .tield a u ts. and M bdt-.
 became exceedingly popular. and tintcgrly of character needed in AN EX-CHIfF JUSTICR', OPININ,
 It was a time of great poltil-al e x.! our legislative and executive office? JU 0. -11. hJaUtICE O Pla In I
 etnent il Japlnh, the morr-w- or It Is as true as gospel tat If it were letter to r.. rs, ate ha
 revolution; the old state of things hIil 'not that a perenital crop of wellborn, ever suffers h m il.t p b wltheta S.
 just been swept aside completely, anil sound and healthy country children, Curina the summer time, fore thhe lie
 considerablee doubt prevailed as to reared in an atmosphere of morality 'fet al eieIenM uwetUVu v*.
 what the result would be, especially annd patriot is, is continually avail- Bold y all druggslts. '1s and *- bottles.
 withh so young a sovereign at the hui.l able as material for future American HA.TIWANBER.TAyYL.R PRI RU CO,,
 of affairs. It wais a piece of snipr-i:nt citizens this country, great ..nd grand Proprietemr Atlanta, Ga.'
 good fortune 'or Japan, therefore, thlit as It is, would go straight to theo devil Taylor's Cherokee Remedy. t tw eet
 her Mikado had xno, only able .Minis- inside o; two generations,. um and MulIn swllt ore coug sn, roup p
 lets to help hila to.'rule, but a wis, ----- a-.nd Cosumptn. P. rlo* leandi abttle.
 and prudent wife to saare his burtd'-s fnox For Carryingf Eggs. .
 wilh hIm. f Most poulr-ynen are familiar with DR.WQOLL.Y


Ilu sp;te of the M1ikado's devotion tl the egg earrlfirs used on the market,
her.- Haruko has always been in .dif.- aind those who have a considerable
Stleilt position; for, although she is hi.s quantity of eggs to handle use theasi
chief wife, :and therefore Empress. she ('itriri.. The fnirmer, however, Is i.
is not his only i[fe, a"nd, what is still tlle habit of carrying eggs to market
worse. perhaps, she. is not the aothe'r 1 basket, and often many tf them
of his heir. She bhas nto children, and beconie broken, resulting in consider-
 hi, lin itself bhis nr-anyas beean ix sol't'e rni los i T'lh illustration shows- one
O["'A \fee ; i lJ I, .' a i hhIyeund ront
at gref to her. Luckily holla for !.-r- if lii -'-lrs tilti- u atany lie mun.de front
ip'if anld h al n liusobld. l t-eve l'. la-' c hslea lii lrJ I tlaI'r tul tuII which will answer
nI) Sariah. nhd as scon its she real -
ahnllt litpre was no chance of her I-ar-
In; iiui a sua,. she adopted is lher ,'wn t / ~
lth suit of one of her rivals, itsul rt_ n--l--r-_-
\ f'^ th rsIlf heart alit- soll (o fittinta ,
lit, for Ill-s future stnion, I i.sl /la shin
L;atn?-ss <aa on his mother the willi'.
 'lh- Eli tpr.'ess is it alatrmnhing hI i.sI -
 ***1 'a 0; the eantertalninentus ihe
 .5gW i- rc r-Year -tile Clher.yilolns.t //
 ;art.tit l'Pta y-il.I surely one of ll, 
 in1-t c(harmiling of enter inmeitls. As
 !"W-as the cherry trees are in llos-
 In'l 1 itniolws are Issued for a Court A "- -O
 ;:ardlea party. aud on thep appoltlted nday A .. Fea 0.
 till al', great personages Iln Tokio. ." s well as Ilie lox,.s sold for the pur-
 :'t.te:on anld diplomats. wll l i] iair I)ose.
 h'lis aitl alaughters, and every on't, An.vy grocer t\.i handles qunttfllles
 m;.se of distinction, assemble hI oneo of of shitlleaI eggs will give a cxstomier
 thle imperial parks, near the entrance. soieu of thile cardbloard oilers sce'i as
 aher., they r.walt the arrival of the are nsed in the crrates; then buy some
 EmUperor and Empresa cracker hoeos nait fashion r. neat box
 \f ithe approach of the Imper;il car- like Mi,' on 1 shown. cutting the paste-
 rTg, thliay range themselves on rach bo:rd fillers wlih n sharp knife so that -
 "'de of the Grande Allee; then they tltey will fit elic wooden box. Boxes
 fall into rank behind their Majestest, made to ltold one dozen eggs and otih-
 rndl nnlk nl prpceak:ou around the era to hold two dozen twIll be large
 NPk t ndmilre the trees. When they coutghli. The-ie boxes o0a;lht to haTve
 "itr'e at the tents -here refreshments covers with a Ihasis coMiinDg down over
 rn e'rved, tlme Emperor and Em- a staple so tLat the bus namy be locked j
 PIrAss 0Iold n sort of Informal court. if need be.
 They 11,1 their guests welcome, and 'These boxes will cost but little If
 '-avttrsK willth those amdong them whom mainde at litoni, a1 s4ggjcsted, anid if one
 1'1T n.sl- to show apeesal honor. 'lare has strictly fresh eggs of a good sl7y
 tripr-essI is anlwnarse- z saitely dressed as well as uniform ill size, they calh
 on these oectsalonai, 'antptba a her part be marketed inl t ese boxes at n higher
 's lhostess With Infinite kindliness nud price than If muorkeleld in a basket.
 tr. I Try it and seeo If It is not no. As on t
 Ai llue apreseM Ug tlere are nelth- extra inducement to tile consumtler.
 ." gxNtren pirttle nor any other enter- wrnp each egg ih white tissue paper
 it*ailntat In Toklo, for 14aruko's and twiht hue ends of the paper an
 w.l tiatue Is devoted to trying to re- they are twlated around oranges and
 I'"" I.,l sufferings of her wounded lemons. Have the eggs strldtly fresl.-
 ,,li ersh. Mle is the Prealdept of the of good size and clen" and you'll flitt
 'ed Cross Soclety, which she helped that the tissue paper conceit will sell
 to "rgA;z.e liimmedliAfly before the war them readily at good prices.
 With China. and abe works for tt In- ----
 detrtigably the whole day long. So Sheep Note..
 long na the WAr lasts jliher she nor Sheep require a variety at food to
 any Wember jo her cou- will spend form flesh nud fat. -
 n"y money at all opa #uiXt i amuse- A swmll fat sheep will nlwais bring
 -neunt all that they *WauM dtberwise better prices thnn P large, poor one.
 at'-e spent it this way is to po to pro- Overstocking is usually Inxurloua to
 ide comfiorts for the army. Her MaJ- the sheep and ruinous to the warmer.
 o4l1s In complete aymanstay with her Dryness is one of the requirements
 brokn hearte d wa, u4 e wl be r in the production of the finest graPes I
 brni thae,.. old ay l Ier of wool
 Shesud the Cri Mae- t I Sheep are almost essential In main-
 ident of the Eastla ri training the fertility and cleanliness oC
 IdeOr Stv the l ti fo the land.
 eaa lther r te not l to With sheep rather than with any otb.
 the present Cua"'i e- er class of stoek, care must be take1
 l"i P jprdered fn Jabamnhe ,not to overfeed.
 -kIhout saying a WuIS o atq OtM ow Bhee: bre naturally gregarious.
 aV tnt any ope'na agla eat pa a a 'When one is seen by itself souethtng
 to hth touelng fyman tle -ittl letter is evidently wrong.
 she t, to te 1 -ety -or. Keep the qua terms clean. Sheep do
 e was. not need the atcumulation of manure
 to keep thems warm.
 An old 1t) :" jig'I elasBn1xeiltlig to fatten sheep. the
 Irden of a md5 .z feetding should not be crowded at first.
 la$111 or W13i".'2 hi *I3ull vndonl Increase the amount of
 s' un anhtlat ,i t i.h, tor itt"U,.
 n ,Ings ,'e 01a9 sAep, tr hbeep that from sUy
 -of aMfik '*aUfte1 $aif bad teetlh -sbould be [eil
 Swas alkh t : tiou bt ifl re rarely


OPIUM &WHISKY
 ANTI DOTE
Will our rnrmiUasu .tat Mar *waaw home.
SMr. T. M. Brown, of DoQaaen, A .s :
"iOver.son yarn qo .IV" Asltr oft ir
yumn habit by yor our om,_ an 4have eon-
nlued In th o ry .t. oW lh nSl.ae."
Mr. W M. Tnalai. of LovTlGntos. Va..
ays: a'I m lad to ay thatl f lif believe
tlat I o t sfl rely and te .manenly poured of
the Larisk'Hatll,nts I have never evn so arnoh
ae wanted a drink In amy fol sine*a I took
ynur eradtlator. now 18 months ago. t was
the Ihsm monscy I Over lnveetd."
S re. Vir nas ownained, sof lhfeoVDort, JAL,
rie: : "'No amore opium. I bavey taa
other remedy than yours and I matke o mas-
makt wena I may that myr nialth Is better now
fta'i It eier walle n y rtife, and I owe It to you
siod your iaeaedy. It ta bMeen twelve years
since I wk ri trel dh your Iroatmont."
 lt.. Voonllny hae tht6sands of muoh toetimon-
IsiB, with .ermlailon to ua e thbe. A treat-
nipit --with su aiy recommendations brom
'11% iclais andI -urnld patients mUst be good.
Ur. Woolleayg A'4egh bas Imi titas, (
all good artrele luaves-fsrha iyos Wave taril
some of tbem, but.therele nortA* IUw Wol-
ley's. It sM e* hesood the Ie sattit y o
mmn wo iramn who ueasetthaq of whery '
may form, or who has rnen d so aUmtted
should hesitate to write to
 DR. D. M. WOOLLKY,
 106 North Pryer Street, AtsW. De.,
for his took on those dla4ee. whtilel he will
rend free sutnd onftietltl.

Avery & Company
 AVBRY A MeMILLAN.
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U --gg -
 New mKind of it4elproeeltl
 IWASHINJ]TON corres-
 A p pondent of one of time
 S| great dallies, feeluig "all
 th.- down" as a result of
 raid attehtpts td iainnufaft
 tare naews about Proftssoof
Lauagly's "bassard," recently coai'ud-ul
ed to. go Into the rurgl districts of
Miryland to recuperate. After a few'
days of rest, his journaillsllc Instllnet
reasserfed Itself, and he tieldeid it
would be anl 'antusinug exi'irlEncoe to
go out' and interview s, tame of ale
farmer's. ieuring at patd. he stnrte.d
up thq road sharipenlng. his pencil and
whistltitt one of Sousa' la Itest
marches. Before loiig lie saw a farmer'
cutil g eotn in a fleld alongside the
,roa. C(llmblng the ril- tence, he
bailld thi fanner -plsetasa ati'y, anl tiater
a few rilmarks abont the weather and
.4he 1ro4*, explained hims errinld.
 "Wan't to lantcrvletw Ie, chl?'" aShl'llie
fttrttpr, fl never InJn a iy experi.lqpc
givth' iatterhlews. but If your hlian-t Is.
set on It.,go slaead What do yotu w lnt
me to talk about"
 "Well," mald the reporter, seraa-ch;nag
hiA nose relectively,. 'suppose y3ou give
Mae y, r views on iteeiprcwity."
 "Couldn't have suited me better for
a subject, 'Mister. T'ile fact is, .I've
been tshlUhii' "a good deal about arec-,
proclty, lately. I .')elleve Ili It. :1
don't sia-eant lreeiprocity with Cuti bitO
Canada, although' that many all lie very
well 'I Its place.- WVht I want to see
is recipu'deity right hs-re In tihe United
States.' I -thlik ieciprdielty, like
hrlinhty, should lieglu at lhom.u. I want
the CellOwi ttwiA o -ho iVe bbqti 'letqJV1ig
the blessings for a good iniluy yearq
t6 reciprocate a little. wib th .e fairi.
prs."
 ,,"What tio yot.i piropose?' nkkePd the
wielder of the piecil-, who brganti- to pee
that he waa getting ti orIu: t it all bo Xi
pected.
 "Wel," ialtd 'the farumel.. "I watlt
015eie 1t l taulopted bly vwllhn pavt of.
he -revytaule collected .'will get ,baekl,
to' the rvral. dllt*lcts., -.'ti- uderaxta4i,
there's '* .fellow dowir ithlj'ere li Con-
g;as who bhas tautroduned ntatlll Lthat
Trill do the business. I (Zpah that bill
providlun for tlio (ovecriinePnt to aid
In improvln' the roads lit lie r-rural
districts. -That would be a girent bless-
lig." not only to" the frirmers, bit, to
everybody. Tpik abonit doTvelorpla.e-
sourcesl I'd like to know 'W\bht vould
do more to deVelop ttis country tliant
Lbuldling good roads. .If thle plan was'
adopted. 'a few minllons of. theo axesi
the farmArs pay would conime ack to
them, ant (here couldn't be ano charge'
of special privilege, either, .for thO
money would be spent for public Im.
provemeift, -and wold bentefit all see
lons agd all classes. Now I. wntuto
mee thb city Lpeople whoh live. been
protee$d so long turnJn I and help the
farmers get that law paused. That's
tle kina of reciprocity. I believe. in."
 How much more tho fitrmier might
 iave sald the reporter- will ever know,
 ord he Ipterview was just then. Imter-
 rupted by a blast from thle dinner horn.
 17malinesus VPr Coeod eoads.
 Mr. Cbas. 3P, ayflor, special agent of
 he Government for the Investigatlon
 of the sugar Industry, who has traveled
 through nearly all the Nortlhern aWmt
 Western States int tha t.oseutlon of
 ila work. recently expressed the re-
 suita of his obaeIvationsa as follows:
 "Probably no other subject e In-
 terest to the rural population Is re-.
 Mivtngl morte AtentiOn tbhrothbqtthe
 Nation thee. tbDt of road lprovuxent.
 f)e of th4 fut aBmenttal meaus af so-
 itIty is a read e meats ocomitftnica.-
 Ion. The experiment stations 0o the
 country are now etwxaLed lb expert.
 mental work and actual demnustra-
 ion with a view td stituolating the
 ubile mind and promoting the bust
 d ebapst .4,tem of aood road
 with o0lal materlal,State Ie*g
 sttO m tintl ~oettett a a,-q
 n gm ca .se 0 pr'-;clpha oi Mft.s
 iovrnj t hag eatqbliahed ln a A
 t Plblwt Road Ihqe1JS In- a"tleD-..
 artpeoaf of Al.lRtftnnt. Literature
 me beep rweure hi a Alstrtibute tor
 he edutiastlbo of tle lepoe on tbl soab.
 Cset ,'
 .'_TAg |I nothi ..tbhat will work o
 lie ttly. fr c Wdht s aa wu.etsaty,
 Zj4 rhtMbwtl m nhas n .r4s
 iw te. Moaaat, bt ood rofld,
 itatu tton au, publifrs ga ore
 Id, and .every pibll hthbwpy be-

 tones. It $es otaq to t fuyror r-
 gtre t Iftstlo teogr "- hO is to
 e4oiqplsf.thle .best -j. S|v.,
 al of tla. aad expnUti i. A.
 Is becomes ot*Ci pa
 ietinag iuamted, whiM a S*fr4de*
 esed, aNd asn nal
 rbhikh gM to. wok r tl tprq
 ent ofatW roaill,' -". ?",af'b
 ,at the qGUIta ti failt
 Isetssioan is farmers Ceietl a4I^
 inda, and State nod atiopal aM sur I


inlag generallyr edored. Ts fs x4
r- are begtnalug .to th- int .W,'
ave not eeell t 4he|i
ntUon tram ta e Nlteonal '
ad to deamad *sabslslaIp**
a the way of Fedral 14
ration in the jmnprdveastet 6 t a
aral bightways.

The vast amWMt of mousy wa tA4,
very year in the repealtsg ft 1tf '-
e4s waS dwelt uposn bly many igMpeak
aS at a sIaent .comveuntlo. It W4#
..... r-b "i e.L a ..a,,sd i.i t s


 _44 late 1111119 ~it.OW 1501 m a5w .- mu, ,
 we iton to im~r VM& a I c..apleallad would seo w that tI e peoo
 pooreses resIp ie of tbh U united 8it gs w Oe @ ,

orenses Yanaise, the iteres-t aone slly bry bed tray -
 twoand aehalt ties what ti Wa-
 I i r ua l debt wae at lbs h do o ef 11- CR!1
 o,,.3-4-. ,,-..K* N-.,-o.
%iitfl to IFW to t' o


 The Irishman who "kept theis Iu
 thoe parlor" was no fonder ot. MS
gentlemanan thot paid the rlti" (h-u
the Nigerian Fulani people are of their
, cattle, lTe aulithor of "Affairs of West
AfricA" s"a that the negro neigh-
bort doelasM that the rPualal talk to
their beasts, ard fifdertsld tAthem.
 Whia pa Freunph forces paratltB
 in the Western SouD-ad 1 attle
tteto )tmamatdeeted front (iw- M'iitel
and were petLted t6p. O0e o1 f 0 l tl' waS
a fine black buLl take Ifr*e fli OW F-
lanl herdsman., ." '
 In the middle- of the night theft.
was a terrible c6mmotlon Lk the off"'
kttfd.4 he Oficaf 0 charge commalded
a native soldler to tell him what. was
wrong.
 "The cattle are mad," said (he nt
tlve, "for the Fulani are callLng them."
 From a neighboring hill came the
sound of a plaintive chant. At the
sitme moment a violent disturbance
took place among the cattle. The offB-
cir hurried toward the pen, followed
by the soldiers. The chant meanwhile
continued in a cadence of Inexpress-
ible melancholy. The commotion in


. the pen Increased, and
Frenchmen epuald reach
beasts wao seen to o'ear
'at abound and crash
bush to the direction
soundd came, bollowjng
galloped away.


before Ithe
it nne of the
the encloatsure
through the
whence' the
loudly as he


 It was the black bull. lie had
 broken the halter which bound him',
 an'd leaped a palisade Ave feet high.
 With the disappearance of the bull
..the chant ceased, and the next morn-
 ing the Fulani herdamen were ao-
 where 0o be found.

 Easter at the Russiin Church In New
 York.
 Strange and welra was the Impres-
 iaon, when, .after the first part of
 thq servloe. a procession, led by the
 Bashop and formed of priests and dea-
 '0oug, .followed by the Consul-Gan-
..era lin full uniform, descended from
 tOW altar sad passed out of the ohurob
 by a side door exit, only lighted by
 Stofew torches. Almost breathlessly
 in lp'reXSiv aa the suspense as the
 congregation waited, hushed and rev.
Serelnt, evidently looking for something
A further. Soon a' solemn dirge-like
 chant was heard, and lights began to
 gleam afar. Nearer and nearer came
 the music, burstlng Into loud and ex-
 ultant strains, and through the ean-
 tral doors came the procession again,
 no longer.quloet and subdued, but joy-
 ous with their Resurrection message.
 The great crystal chandelier became
 a mass ot light, and men and women.
 Standing near the procesnlon each
 Hlghted' the. candle they held from
 those carted by the priests, and pass-
 td the light -to tbeir next neighbor.
 On and on In this way the lights
 gleamed, until the whole body of wor-
 shipperi became aflame, softened and
 Illuinaed by the candl6 light, and
 their spigits roused to fervid enthus-
 lasm as they' sAhaWred, "He la rise
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