The fashion of label-names, if we may call them so, came down from the Elizabethans, who, again, borrowed it from the Mediaeval Moralities.

Adelaide Samuels was a teacher in the public schools who, in the day of very small things for the New York League, acted as treasurer and chairman of the label committee.

It had a showy label reading, "Exshaw No. 1 Cognac".

Nor does the adoption of the pastoral label suffice to bring within the fold the fanciful animalism of Mr. Hewlett.