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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02

my whole heart. l want you to be my
little housekeeper-my wife always.
Kate, what do you sayl" taking her in
his arms and laying his cheek against
hers " My own H.. is it not 2"
She murmured something between her
sobs, that she must go away this minute
Nonsense, darling Haven't you
been here for months What difference
can day longer make You are safe
with me, Katie. Oh, because | know
you are Miss Franklin, will you give me
the inexpressible pleasure of a song from
that long silent voice. Oh, Katie, you
bewitched me that day ! am afraid
you will bewitch me always. But, Katie,
let's off these trappings," untying her
cap, and removing the gray hair, and
with this action down fell the wealth of
brown tresses.
go, Mr.. Dayton, you were not
surely you were not home that day ?"
looking up, covered with confusion.
"Yes, Mr.. Dayton was--in the libra
ry," with an accent on his name which
Kate understood.
"Oh, Edward and you teased me
with all those foolish questions when you
knew"
Yes, my Kate, why not"
But you looked 50 innocent.
He laughed.
81 shall soon, 1 hope, have somebody,
if not mother, to confide in ; and Kate,
it is my duty and pleasure to give you a
husband, SO that in future, you can
answer without 50 much pain, when he
is inquired after.
"You are too generous. "
81 can afford to be generous" he
said, earnestly, "when l have had the
precious gift of your love. Kate, blest
forever be the day that I first engaged
my housekeeper."
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02
The Story Of King Kalakaua.

According to the Salt Lake Tribune,
King Kalakaua is the son of Massachu-
sets man, who, with others, was ship
wrecked in the Pacific in 1921, and after
being tossed about on the ocean in a little
boat for a few days reached the Sand
wish Islands, then in a state of semi
barbarism. The young Yankee attracted
the attention of the sole princess of the
realm, who proposed marriage, which
the young sailor, as an alternative to de-
capitation by the royal father, accepted.
David, the present King, is one of the
numerous offspring of this queer mar
riage. The sailor-prince, however,
longed to see his Massachusetts home,
and 25 years after, when an American
vessel first entered Honolulu, he slipped
away in the night, leaving behind his
wife and family, rank and power, and
sailed for the United States. His home,
however, had changed; the familiar faces
were superseded by those of strangers ;
he longed to see his wife and children,
and after three years, anxious waiting he
started for Hawaii. The vessel he was
on met school of whales; the prince
volunteered to be one of the attacking
party, and in the conflict the boat was
overturned, and all on board, including
the prince, perished. King David
will visit Barnstable, the home of his
father, after his official interview with
the President.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02
The HealthfuIness of Apples.

The frequent use of apples, either be-
fore or after meals, has most healthful
effect upon digestion. Better eat less
meat and more fruit. An eminent
French physician thinks that the de-
crease of dyspepsia and bilious affections
in Paris is owing to the increased con-
sumption of apples, which fruit, he
maintains, is an admirable prophylactic
and tonic, as well as very nourishing
and easily digested article of food. The
Parisians are said to devour one hun
dred millions Of apples every winter
that is, they did before the war Whether
this estimate is true or not, the French
are extravagantly fond OF apples and
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02
The End of II.

The accidents that too frequently hap
pen to acrobats are sad enough III them
selves, but.their sequels are sometimes
even sadder. There comes now the
story of the insanity of " Molly Haigh,
the wife of the unfortunate fellow whose
brains were dashed out at New York
theatre, while performing trapeze act,
some time ago. Since that tragic event
she has been subject to fits OF melan-
choly, which eliminated in her becoming
violently insane. 1t is sad to contem-
plate this young life brought to condl-
ton even worse than death and COM
PEELED to drag ON wretched existence In
a lunatic asylum. All this, too, to sat
isfy the morbid desire of a public that
would seem to specially delight i'll exhi-
bitions endangering life and limb. Sure
ly, there are safe acrobatic exhibitions
which would be quite as entertaining
and need not entail danger of life or
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02
Cease That Plaintive Strain !

NNoSS Ahdi ldlHllft otEdlu
Prthee, cease that plaintlve strain
Sing some lighter, happier lay
Life is all to short for pain
Or regrets, that only play
Havoc with our overy nerve
And no useful purpose serve
Life was made for JOY and mirth,
Not for tears and moping thought
Every moment should give birth
To some fancy, pleasure-fraught.
Blooming cheeks from laughter rise,.'
Wrinkles only come of sighs.
Snatch the purple from the vine
Wreathe your hair with coral charms
Sylvan god and fay combine
To nestle rapture in your arms.
Hence and chase the flying hours
In delights ambrosial bowers.
If thou'st but an hour to live
Sang Anacreon of old,
Unto bliss that brief hour give,
Till the final stroke be told;
Ihen' When all earths raptures cease,
Sleer in calm and rosy peace
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02

He WAS PRoUD.-Augustin Cochin
one day interviewed Paris ragpicker.
He said, What induces you to take up
this occupation 2" " Pride" was the
answer. How pride 2" Yes, / was
a carver; but 1 had great deal to do
with my wages, and my comrades ridi-
culed my clothes. But 1 chose new COM
panions among the ragpieEers, who do
not laugh at me, and am happy in my
tatters.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02

An inebriated man, walking along the
street, regarded the moon with sovereign
contempt. "You needn't feel SO proud, :"
he said. "You are only full once q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
I.ittio ,ciS orkiud,,.,,

7',lasy smith cut the following from new.
Taper and praser,sd lt rol himself Hheh YOU
nze in the morning form the res1llt.au 10 msle &
ihe day happy one to a fellow creature. II il
EASILY done left-olr garment to the man that
tire'ia Il Kind w0rd 70 the noIrONful an On
pnfsglhs eapfersl0h 10 the striving g---triher in
Themselves light as sir-wl DO at lesst for The
ftenty-four home, Aud i you are yonng, de-
pend upon II. i Win tell when you are old aud
:! you are Old rert assured It will send YOU gen
i.y and happily down tho stream Of time "a
eternity By the Ino=i tiInple afithmetica rnn
l9ok a, the result II yon send one person
s"hy happily through tho day that IL three
handred and -ixty-tiyo IN the conrac u the year.
Hni shpppHe YOU liye forty years only after you
eommence that course ui medicine. YOU have
maie fourteen thourand siS hundfed per-ont
Aaply at all syent- for time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
uunl.er Ind,an nnd ul..,on worn.

AZ the Yearly Meeting u the OrtlodaA
tllnud-, n9N IA -tr-iur IN Baltimore, Dr. Ju-
T. khoadea gave an account un Wednesday ut
The condition ~ The Indiana under chargG Of
rins NOcietT Df the remnant Of Captain Jack 4
haud ~ Mplocs tho committee ray they hay,
teen total abstainers from alcoholic drinks since
tney have been on the reservation, aud Their
tnldren are At sgha4l making good piogren-.
lhe -chople generally are toufirhng. Mcal4l
NJ l;lnfotd, OF Indiana, spoke encouragingiy OF
nhrson york at Mitamorae, Mexico, where he
aud biz wife and Samuel Plirdy and wife, ai
Nmil Carolina, have Leen engaged The pant
wear. Stanley lnmphfeyuf England, gave some
account 81 msrion work by the Friends in Mad.
apascaT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

The substitution Of the long expectant Adams
fo Bartlett has not helped the Mansachnsetts
Democrats II has exposed thoir poverty eyen
more than their attempt to capture Republi-
AN to place on their ticket. It comedies that
lie Republican claim Of thirty Thousand major
y for Iice is not improbable.
The Charleston AcTS becomes quite wratlly
over the ONO election, and informs the New
York democracy that tho democrats of the
vest and south will not submit any longer to
the New iolk democracy and it insists that
IA the national conN ention next year the lead
must he taken ilom them-whether they like it
pf not, The'le" Hioy 40 or rrmdtH -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
r.nn,yI,amia's Ta1e. ANA Revenue.


An intelligent correspondent who IL travelling
through Pennsylyania tells how taxes are levied
u Pennsylvania and the revenue expended. The
Baltimore A"eTscGa remarks that In proportion
to the population the taxes in Pennsylvania are
much lighter than III Maryland
The entire revenues Of the State 'are little
over $4,000, 900, which constitutes all the money
which the state Treasurer has to handle and
from which any ring would be able to steal
The reyenneE are all expended IN one way or
another. 10 that the Treasurer receives and pays
ont each year the amount before mentioned.
he paymsnts are I'll made IN pursuance Of ap-
propf,sti9As made by tile State Legislature and
IA warrant. Drawn by the proper officer. lesg-
Ua;ei by ..w. al9lt +: 300 001 in used to pay
lie I:@se-' on tue State deOt II ,2UJ OJn II ap-
p..ec " the reduction Of the principal OF tie
'!soi 4h!- leaves little over S35D0,00p tor
he maintenance OF the government Of the State
Out Of tins lr paid :l,0g1,0OO for the public
schools, $500 900 for soldiers orphans ii, 200.
w FOR the expenses Of the Government inclu-
ling the Legislature, the judiciary and Execu-
i've Cepartment-. Then there are State chari-
;lss which consume the remainder, such ,as the
sAyulns for the deaf and dumb, the blind and
fhe insane. Two insane ssylume ARE now con
-trlctng which increases the expenditures for
ne insane. Ia proportion 10 the population aud
wealth Of Pennsylvania az compared with the
other large States, the sum Of the eutlre expen-
ditnre ID very small. There are several states
that would welcome Treasury Ring that would
tontne expenditures within such narrow l.rnite
ahi at the same time reduce the principal Of the
dtbt over h million dollars year.
The revenues are derived chiefly from corpor-
Hit'nr. The railroads pay tay Of nine mllls on
each one per cent. Of dividend declared other
corporations not railroads nor carrying com
ran1er pay a tax Of five mills on each one per
cent. o' iyidnnts declared. All coal mined
Pays tax through the mining companies, of
three cents on eacl. ton. Al! there taxes are
PAID direct to the IroA-urer, without the inter
Yenton OF collector. Then there are other
iAEer, such III LICENSE, mercantile and tavern
taEes, aud the tax Oh banks, which are collected
BY The county Ieasurer-, and by them paid over
:" The STATE. These county treazulefn are elect
cd by the people not appointed by the State
F9yefhnert There If no tax levied by tho
State upon real e1ta:c. that tax having been 10
peal"i ~ lfji by "a Republican leg.=lallrr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
Titu Business Directory.

Auctioaeers
l. ". siidh.m Sou, Ill EAst ith street
Banker. and Broker.
X. x, Robinson Co, ~ NArtst 81 set
Boot and shoe Makers aud Dealers.
Babcoek A Bro, als Market street
john $ MoEelA3d. +th and Poplar sts
Carpenters and Buiiders.
J q HAddock, shop 1horna bel Front iies iJl
j. L. ID. seeds, shop W sth. no-r West
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brisbane DeN4iE'ille, II + tourn sifesi
Clocks. Watches. and Jewellers.
J. 9. MAssey, ~ King street
Coach md iarriase Material.
wm Gresn Co. s corner 81 sad shipleJ sis
Druggists.
d r. Brinshnrst. si- MArkstst
Florists.
T.tu.il a Co, D-la~Ar. kyeDae aud Jefferson.
General Insurance Agents
Thomas = Piu'nmer ssa Markets.
a.ents' Furnishing Goods
joan p iionSh,e7 4ip MArsetst
Iron aud steel
Hn- Green A Co, ). x. eornsr "a aud Shiplef s's
Livery stables
Patrick Holland. ). ". c, rnsr front and Orange
I.ookinE-t.lasses aud Frames
= MeMonAxe. "a and King .is
Merchant Taiiors
Geo G1uert Is r. 4th 81
Joaa II. NzhlhAasen, as King at.
Real Estate Agents
sr.a. Pegninstou. Almonds Big. s'h and N-s.st
] II. Frazer, 81 and Shipley sta
Em- keynol.is a Co. eii MArke, st.
VIA AeC&ulley 4 Co, a. Market at.
Restaurant and Billiard Hoou
joseph Falllner, ~ and SO Market
sewing Marhines
Grover Baker Sewing Machine %, "a King ct
ee~ American sesing Machine III Market 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
Testimony.

cheerfully give this testimony 10 the public that
Mrs. Foster'a Blood Purifier and Tetter Ointment
cured me:
l was Hificted for many years with dsordered
blood, u troublesome aud obstinate tettcr OF tic
skin and swelling Of the glands Of the neck whlch
WAS the occasion Of prolonged suffering and 0x-
pense.
consulted eight OF the most prominent physl-
clans In the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief on the
contrary getting wUIse, Till inally almost despair
ing OF hope, | WAS induced TO Try Mrs, Posters
Blood Purifier, which WaH recommendet. 10 me as
being q certain cure for my dseaae II was the
turning point Ia my case ; after nging two bOttes
OF the Blood Purifier Ia connection with the TetieT
Ointment, the swelling ceasei the eruptionA dsap-
lf further Information Is ueared concerning my
case call at my residence.
TuOS. SCOTT,
1880 Claynont Street over ilth Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
PUBLISHED EVERY FTBRyooy, tsunda,

xsspted,) at the CoszEEcfAL BUILDING, Soiith-'sest
so-Isr Fifh ana B1ykei Rrss,s. Itso cents copy.
ie.. CENTS tceeE. DELIVERED rEEg BY carriers
tAr0,ghout the city. The COMMERCIAL ,e Be seT.t By
nat % any Pos, 0see in Sets cdstLs County al 800
pr ana,n; s.25 for ,no,.ihs; 80 cents per- poih
to Fos ofees outstds Of S.v caste county fsoJ per
sanura; sa0 for three faorhs ~ cents per month
Taz PGBLIsHEsa PREPAY F'osTAaH b. al eas>s.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS. pro-
pftod Nth f,s,-etdss machinery and skiiifv ,sortas
for ezeetu.g Box, JOB, and Mercantile Printing ot all
a,seriptio,ls al priess beiOu he l,a,hJ Pri,.ilNg
Ho,lsss Of The large eities.
DBLAR ARE TRIBUNE, tEe.kiyl tie Pc1.hlsitlar
or9an of Farmers and Fri,,grotrers; great Family
sslsspopsr; published s0erp 1htlrsJag mornfrg, al
Tuo Dollars year, POsTAss PREPAID BY rHK PUB
LIaHrRa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

subseribers sendtnga single eopp Of he COMMERCIAL
array By mail are Informed that too-eent stamp Is
required 1an ordinary wrapper Be soi; sent 10 the
pos Office Nth a cent stump iOH probably never
rsaeh is destination. The paper wuh no prappsr al
all, or light one, can be matted for o,e cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
sISETl-SE,IH Enl-ioS

Dln.4in'lg a comp. te is; o. .ae ilWBs te
nl.e1 ,.a-e- tss IsTrlioTi-s --4 f= .suE44lcl o.
tari4 g. -ay ~ !-oplEti3u greater ilaA a.A.i af
Jrfu 20 ne as c-1sls. together y.ta t-t name.
~ he nrwsreP%'t havlhg ttr afeesi local c.rTils-
non ia -,c - ne p'ac4s Lzrlc'. 4 l-3 ratalog.-
u uesesIa yeIs Z n sF- rr-onger i-i p advert
.rs a. ri, ~ gf.aaI .H4- Do grof.Jr' Oh - prioss
lArgNH A--1 e news efa h. tEs LIttt -lliss
And CauaiA pT.n-iug dfef tNH g1f ~ ..a b -s -.
Al=p, ell tie laHYnl- Ayr utgIe. >Nlrgl-ie ah4
Mechanical Nod a, Masriic. jlfel!e htsrz' .aii-
i CONNER 4., in-ur4tae. Ee.. EsHi'e. Law
sporting Mlsi St, tlsIlHil, aud J.fer r-
DUMAS very complete h-ts IoRcthsr a4
'pmIlete iHi pf h7ei aDa German papers 4rur ia
Tie ulted sfaies. AlsJ EE e1-4s i. u q ts-st-lfs
mans tables u rates shcaiug the r'-i 20 altrf.--
uy 10 various ueW-Idp ts, aui everything aH|tf /,
N-g.Huer ln tfer.'s4lg wpal llke tA iupN
Address GED. T.. ipN ELI. = tI
s-p8faA ne .11.tSw i Par. ltba .,fs lfs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
choice soda weter.

ChOtGt Sguh W
K. Bringhurst A Go. have re-Opeled their 81 neral
Water fountain for the season. The majority u
our citizens nave tasted and know for tlem-elYea
the superiority Of the gotta water from tis fountain
and the delicious nayur II the fruit syrnps they
prepare, of which there are npwar,;s ri twenty W
retiea They have
GLASS SlPHON BOI-rLEg
and the necessary apparatus iUr properly nllng hem
With highly charged Carb0nlc Acid Water, winch
can he drawn al WILL making l!ir nJttlts Teal.y
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid VINO NAV require H. or ne
lover of Soda Water who may desire t. 70 enjoy Tic
use OF this delightful beverage al any time Al home
We have on dranght the following pOpu.Gr
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, tSaratoga,) Excelsior, (SarGtogs,) High
Rock, tSaratogal Hlciy, Kissingen. Also, the tot
lowing waters in bottles: Congress, Exec .ior, Ha
thorn, Geyser Hgn Rock, st. LOUIS, Magnetic,
Frankln, Balston, spa, iettYaburg, Mlssisquoi,
Rockbrldge Alum, 81. CathaTns'H Artesiau trci.
ericshalle Vichy. SETTER, Bedford, Ee
&. BhINGHUBST L CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggis,s
Corner Sixth and MarEeF Strgetg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

This well known AMI thoroughly tried preparation
maintains its reputation remedy unsur par ~.
for the cure Of blood ami skin diseases, VIZ 1eter
rngworms scrofua, hlstcfes, piHlples. bos, i'm
pufltea OF the blood, etc. Put up IN quar- hotties.
Price fl.OD each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

Reports from the Pennsylyana campaign
even those sent BY the Correspondents OF tho
Sew York Tribune are to the effect that the
defeat Of Jndge Pershing il a moral certainty.
The policy OF waiting for ohio's verdict was
adopted by the Democrats, and when that YER
dict came, it completely extinguished their pros
pectA. OF tho two parties, the Republicans have
made the most energetic and thorough CANVASS
and Governor Hartrsnft, whose popularity i. ad
initted by all, has been visiting all parts Of the
State, mingllng withithe people at the tAgricu-
tnral Pairs and other gatherings, and securing
for himself everywhere an.incresse Of friendly
feeling.
: UnleHs the reports are all inaccurate, We may
therefore look forward to a snre Republican sue
eess, next month"; in Pennaylyaniz, aud this, al.
ded to the vote Of Ohio will put a very eneonr-
aging face on ont prospects for l-7G.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
C)reai, Steamships.

4 MERlCAN LINE = ii e .,tsta
~ AHaRlC..H STEAMSHIP tt't- So
PANY or PHIlAif4i Nifl t.- @etti7 ma steam
M nc~gjce ietwteH
rElLADBLPElA Am LIVERPOOL.
CALLING At CT irssriw.ii
sailing every Inulslay tf,sn rh1aGe lila, 90
sailitW every Wednesday from }ty"' .iar..
Tle following Steamers are pom &; Gb.. f-dtt
EtfEoIH Uct.l4 IEntkss. Nov.
PATEsYLY YA,iA Oet. .' oBO, n u, IS
PlICrs og P,t;ss,r Il. n2 Icy.
els in SlV3.
storage and ln.erled'a,e 5srs sta ana 'icn a.
points Al the lowest rHttF.
s-earierR maTkod Win StNs io hat ear, .H'
nelints.
Passenger eeeommoieslcas = ~ c,te ..
pAssei, dalpla EircndhuJe ~ fTaVtteu.
steamer oltrTiaH o surgeon Gti Sic }.s ,-s7.
THESE etaancr4 N-e supplied a.'a lN-U, '.st
addition u the us''al iilf- az 10 ss
nIs
Tmough tickets hn1 thrppga eusc, lalne
auei between a rrcll.lant upilts,
81, For p,;ssege ra'rlai fIeiet.pHd o-att .a.l.ls
fTfEIkR WsiaEr s SONS Gone ago.
ticnar,ison, spei,r = a. NJ Gcmunfi sd.
s.F. BETTs, Ayea,, sat.ma Express 0iice +, T.
,na'nsion, DehTase. a. = 4HlMsHtM, .-%aa-.
Wilmington, Da.
EpED sTAl} IJ1G-hPPClNT- -eSs4cs
. ei 70 carr. toe Palgen snd Urtef 'sz's-'s
% sail
Ful ANTWERP:
pgpm Pnilade.o4Ia From Nzu yc,t
yAlhAl;LAan, Cci i swlTzGiLAND oa. %
NED pAELAND, hoy 3 STATE os NEVADA NV II,
FROM Aii iiIHEEf.
For pnllaiel pn,a. For tnW Nat.
NEDEHLAND Oct ~ srnts ~ EFgspA w .,
vADESLANn, NOV. 3 sN,lIZEhLANp, Nuy. II
PRICES or iAsSh94; - CUtAEN g..
strsl Cain fs0 seceIl caL. ito
sieerage and Intermediate tatsts y - tsN.i r
points at the i3Weat ratIH.
Passenger accommodations Tor 81. e',s,a go ,tt-
passed. Ample attendance - p.Qg.dsl ptr=i
steamer cnrTes u surgeon and a.re.aru44d
Through ,ickpt4 aui LhrnuEl. tti4 ,yt .trp 4stt.
between Gll prumiu, ii poin.s
FOR passage. gBihs ~ fre'tht lud d;har irfo.ni.-
ton Apply 10
rErER w.RfGH'r SONS, uGnI kpA.
3lT WalGnt street. PHllANephia. u Eryd .trao,
New Yo,s. u. VoUleT ie,Ge, Geueri! Gl.,i, ,-.s
Agent, ALlwerp. >. #, BlsiTS, Assrl Adu-as L T.
press Once, Wilmington iei. & g GRiMri{R 3 .
Agent, Wilmington llrl D,y,-a :
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

II announced tbs. King o-csr Of Sweden is
to sisit nz, next year, during the Centennial
This naturally suggests thst he should be invited
70 Wilmington. 70 JON ID setting ut the msInof
al 10 the Swedish Pilgrims, and ae MAJ res
-onAbly expect that lie will sccept tue
invitation It sll he something new 10
entertain one of tie - crowned heads OF
Europe, but ar he is only man, no doubl W.l-
mington will lie abe 10 properly dischArge The
dutes Of the occasion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22

( I Ii Il Q u T. BOOKS ON CHEMICAL
paDer. almost an neat ae engraving, printed At
tle,Oshsaiibf once, 6h2t4Tsr than rie.l1hsre
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-22
| LONDON EDITION OF
St Nicholas

We take pleasure in announcing that we have al
ranged % issue Hn edition nf ST NICHOLAS in
LJSbns
We feel that sr. NICHOLAS Si.l not guA"f ol com
parison with any publication ot liz kind on the
other side ot Inc Atlantic, ami th4L II shOali re
ceye grateiu wecsme IN England a. II has in
America
From the fathers ani mothers. ami the chlldrcn
themselves; from literary men, crte4, e!ergynen,
and the newspaper press all oyer ms country, hyr
come 70 ua the warmest woria of praise.
John g. whittier oar Vin,er rOgi, seems 0nlY
to express the unyeraa sentiment, waeu y
wrtcs
1T IL ttle 10 say OF 81. ElchJb4 tlml II tht.
best Chld'4 Periodical IN the world
The M@ foyk Yc,bnag ui'era Dlt ths yarli"i ~
thr American Prcsa wneu II aA7A
" In lhe aytnnrhe OF immoral literature ihn;
ihrra'"as lhe riiudrrn, some strong really ghil
aolne, ahi rr4ly attractive magazine IS required
tor tn'Gn. aHi 81. "!eUJiAs has .uachrd u higher
pattnim, AMI c,nuanl4 far this brr,iee wtici
resources than my o IL meieeasnT4or contrH.
porlrIra.
'Ihe November Eunbcr NOS, israay
VIII hr sUre t1Ht'tart Atr.n.lou - tna ursi N III,
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Representative OF American Atl ant lct'.fa
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