fili'ilootorv!Our people will bfr furaiehad rare treats in the features to bo ctelireretl by liomdo Taft* tbo wall-known eotilptor of Chicago, Tbo flret will be on ‘‘Social Expreeeioxi in Nature and Art” ana illustrated by modelling in clay, n number of Cine busts giving the various ex-fireeaioQ of countenance ia smiles, rowne, old ago, eta. The second evening will be on “Modern So alp tors and Their Works.* Both lectures illustratedby tine collection of etereoptieoovie we, and better etill will be illustrated throughout with bright dashee of wit-Mr. Taft has the happy faculty of enabling on audience to eee for the time being through bis eyee. The next beet thing to being a student in Faria is to hear Mr. Taft We bespeak for all who attend two evenings of untnized pleas-ure and instruction. Tickets on sale at the Woman's Exchange, 50 cents eachevening; 25 cents for children.