West End Fruit Notes

After aeelng 80 m.iny eharming tiiinus and persons al the great Bxpositlom, 1 mode up my miad tu eee tii.' cowb thnt were setected all over bbe UiUted States tor a iuilk and -■ beet. 'i'his was a very dllllajilt matter, as Uw general public was nut alluwiMl to .i-s hrougti the Ma bles. After lookiog over (lnesi colItriinii oí cowb tli.it ever was made, 1 sKipix'd betere a Jersey and asked ner name and number In the herdbook. It was Ida MarigoM, Xo. :ï2,615. Tiiis was n june. I waa there to particípate in the celebration. of tih; Germán Day. After reeuUng thls wek the report of the Depflrtniemt of Agriculture on tiie Columbian clieese test, I found tihe Jersey ahcad in quality and quantlty of milk. Out of the whole collectioii of cows, my choice, Ida MarigoM, mMned by C. A. Sweet, of l'.infalo, N. Y., received first premium; Merry Maidon, ownd by O. and C. T. Gravee, ol Maitland, Uo., second ; Jersey Lfly, o-wned by M. C. Campbell, ol Spiiiiíí Hill, Teim., third. I niifriit say ïight here, from my om exporionco, Jersey mille is the gold of the dairyI made a special study of the art gallerit's and school exhibits. Woader whether I will be as lucky with my seWtions as witJi dame Ida. I hope no visitor will overlook the art album, by Prof. Haemel, in tlie German Empire building, where the great publisliimg houses of Oermany have Uteir exhlbltu. I wtoh I could go once more over tlie school exhibits. Harvard, tbe Germán Scientia, Michigan riiivcrsity and ilio Hampton InBtitute made most lasting im)rriou. "Euridice SlnUng Hack Into Hades." by Miss Heartetta Rae, of Eiigland, in the Wooaan'8 Building, would (irscwc a place in the Art lei-v.