Worth Recommending

Under the above caption the Evening Herald, published at Shenaudoah, Pa., has the following in reference to Pawnee Bill's WildjAVest that giyes a show here on August 22. "It is a gratirying task to commend a good thing. Lack of space yesterday preveuted us from payiug the eompliments deserved by our old friend, Major Gordon W. Lillie, (Pawnee Bill), and his wild west show and hippodrome. Many of our people -witnessed Pawnee Bill's show at Lakeside a few years ago, and that tliey were well pleased with it was proved by the large audience at the shows on Thursday. They were agreeably surprised to find that the shows have beeu greatly enlarged and improved sincs the previous appearance in this región and are conduoted on a more elabórate scale generally. We do not hesitate to say it is the best 25-cent show under canvass in the country, and none in the large audience of Thursday left the grounds dissatisfied. Pawnee Bill is also to be cominended for keeping all fakirs off his trail. He gives a good, wholesome entertainment and affords his audience all the comfort and protection they can expect."