The North Carolina Presbyterian . ns has proven an excellent one in every re-spect, and will be continued ri^ht along. Secretary Carlisle has received a letterfrom Mr. Ballon, of New York, one of thevice-presidents of the American HumaneAssociation, protesting against the proposedbull fights at the Atlanta Exposition, and re-qeesting the Secretary to prevent the impor-tation of the bulls, and to refuse admission tothe United States to the toreadors. concludes his letter by saying that theHumane Association will, if these exhibitionsof bull fighting are given, have everjbodyconnected
The North Carolina Presbyterian . ns has proven an excellent one in every re-spect, and will be continued ri^ht along. Secretary Carlisle has received a letterfrom Mr. Ballon, of New York, one of thevice-presidents of the American HumaneAssociation, protesting against the proposedbull fights at the Atlanta Exposition, and re-qeesting the Secretary to prevent the impor-tation of the bulls, and to refuse admission tothe United States to the toreadors. concludes his letter by saying that theHumane Association will, if these exhibitionsof bull fighting are given, have everjbodyconnected therewith arrested and prosecutedto the extent of the law. Secretary Carlislehas taken no action on the letter, and theopinion around the Treasury department isthat nothing will be done farther than to ac-knowledge receipt of the letter, owing tocomplications which should be likely to fol-low any interference on the part of the na-tional government in such a matter. T. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Govt Report. BakincT Powder AnSOUyWWMX PURE Term b«i Tallej•nd HOT SPRINGS. The church here is completed, the first Pro-testant church, at Hot Springs, Va. OurMethodist friends made an effort to buildbut were unable, and have now given uptheir lot for the present, though they hope tobuild in the future. Our Episcopal friendsare now trying to raise the money to buildwhich shows that both these denominationsregard it as important to have churches atthis place, although their membership is muchsmaller than ours. We rejoice to raise the Presbyterian bannerfirst at this point. And now for the LAST PAYMENT. We wish to meet that payment promptly,and we need help. Will you be one to helpthis time ? I thank the following contributors: ,Otkdale Station, N. Y., |9; A Presbyterian, markably fine bunch of pears of a blightproof variety. Within a space of abouteighteen inches there are exactly two dozenpears. The bunch weighs just four pears are of good size
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