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The Republican journal., 1879-01-02
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y d tGcGlt I1N y llis Nlalc rs : a-so
mace .laoie 10 a me oi 80 - IN MaIne}
lor Wliiiaiiy crossing oT entering upon any
saFath or orchard moving Iand5 or other
iinpio'ea ldLu' between lhe llfSt Gay of
APiIi ana Iilt llFst DAY oI December
~; 80 6; -.
n, nS .7I tn.9 ID" the Wnhol treSpasslhG on
9ucl l"iiuS, curing lhe summer ana al
ilIon'hs y mace q cr'Hle' ana any conSta-
o-e - o'"el oi-Ioei Ill"' "iieSt 'lle oiiGliueF
" 'ilo 0'o' "!it '|hc iliH ptlole tile
ploPcI tIioulldI Ioi '''dI ana sentence
l'ut - "Il ot1ei S''1S',AS " lHe ltdI, Or ~
~ any o.lieI hI1o5 ol IlhuS' sutiI Tres
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The Republican journal., 1879-01-02

If you wish success in life, make pcrse
verance your bosom friend, experience
your wise counsellor, caution your elder
brother, and hope your guardian genius.
The Republican journal., 1879-01-02

\ Man KILLS HIS WIFE AND HIM
SELF. y terrible tragedy occurred in
Boston, on the 10Th, in a rear room Of
Ezra Wilson's confectionery establish
mcnt, - Sudbury st., West End. About
five months ago, Wilson, who is about 90
years old, married his second wife, Miss
Nellie r. Wright, of FoXcrott, Ne, about
twenty years his junior. They failed 70
live happily together and separated a
short time since. Mrs. Wilson, who was
intending to take The Z T. NJ train for
Maine to spend Christmas, called at the
store, prcsumingly on invitation of VIII
son, Oh her way to the depot. On We'd
nesday morning Wilson being missed, the
store was broken open, ana the dead bod
les Of Wilson and wife found side by side
Wilson shot his wife through the head,
killing her instantly, and then shot him
self through the mouth and through the
eye, the latter being instantaneously fatal
The Republican journal., 1879-01-02

The death Of Mrs Sabina r. Nudge of
Maine, was melancholy in the extreme
Previous to the death of her husband
who was killed in the war of the rebellion
she was in attluent circumstances, ard
moved in the first circles, but being sub
sequently in reduced circumstances she
was obliged to resort to employment be-
low her former station. She found in
Brunswick and Bath, such employment
and being high spirited and proud lady
entered into it under an assumed name
yet was obliged to draw her pension by
her true name from the agent at Concord,
n. H., She forwarded her usual voucher
for the December payment, and soon af-
ter was surprised to hear that her pension
was stopped and that Il government de-
tcctlye was upon her track because Of her
living under an assumed name. She fled,
and fear OF exposure so seized upon her
mind that she became frenZied, and death
has now relieved her suffering
, 1879-05-17

fa,k of the chtaFoscuro OF style, Of color, of
drawing. this "is not 10 be bornc.h They know
nothing; is a say' Of ih work. ana u.c on1y "tho
choose a subject whtsl, wou'd noa iroubto
those who nre at work, and II f]jtIleuty
should he found in finding nnc, he
kindly oftcth 10 rive lis assistance
Couture aars further that he would Ignore tic
antique In giving f1rst lcssons to beginners IT,
nrt. To use It with beginners Is tnoustrnus.
Willie the tcncEer Is trving to make bin student
feel the beauties Of lIts statun he Ia giving him
he cannot understand. A teael,er rau make his
publ COPY table o. hook, md llo cnn hnro
plaster casts Of them II he like, hut ito teach
from the antique is lmposttble; the pupil has
hand Il ~
, 1879-05-17
CONCERNING Ay1KsrIlETlcs.

fnttUn .Go,,rorI Cf f!hrynf.fru
,.,. ~. r,o-o,r ,,af ~ s,n, ,.n,o', ro ,cot, N
N1 no' ''esc'y l"'1 "a sue' "t,l14' wv s.tA ~ W
provcnt by ancstlettca, nor !" It always well Tor
man to endure tho palm ot all operation be-
cause he fuels that liz cut nurve h.nlself to it
,ri,bort ntnchinr. As nr Tfdv uc]l snid In n
">""" ~. sa,. a,,..'s, "s,,.'. f..
paper nc 'aso'Y feau o''o'e u'cuisa1 sosct5 ~
Lnudon, anasthet!cs are giYun ITO diminish
NERVOUS ind mental tax''; Mistl tlis mra.s a
good deal u,nro than the simple avoiding Of bod
ijy palm.
, 1879-05-17

Macmillan & Co. hnya lust received the )rst part
OF Of tho most important of sc0aae.
ship Of tho day-sn Skcatn p" EtymoIngtcat Dtctlon-
arY. Which appesrs In tho Clarendon fress Htrtts
This Is tho product Of tho tnoht thoFDnRh tearning
Hnd tho most advanced scholarship, nnh will take
rank as lilo standard book Of reference. There will
be four parts. Mt tie moderate pr1ce Of 81 ~ eGch
-t'H6tfsh<F's iitfkfy.
The abovc work has been received, aud Till bc
moro fully noticed in due season.
a. F. Nightingale, Of Lake View (near Ravens
wood, 1il.), has compiled, and D. Appleton d
Co. have published, VA Handbook Of Require
,nents for Admission to the Colleges Of the
United States, with Miscellaneous Adlendu, for
the Use Of High Schools, Academies md otlscr
College Preparatory InstitutioMs." The took
will show at Eaancc what arc the requirements
OF any college. and must he great assistance TO
persons In doubt about tic college they shall
enter The cost is only $t,-less tnau tho price
of lew catalogues anu postaGe.
Probably no work Of like kind eyer reached
a more extensive circulation thnn "Nhl1l0wcl
uymns.n Over half Il million copies havo bccu
sold. The same conl}itcr, Chaplain McCabe, has
iuat Issued another work Of like character, called
"JoY to the World" 1t IL suited to the re.
ttgipus services Ut all denominations. Rctnin-
ing thc most popular hymns. many new md
beautiful attractions havo been added. Tile
reputation OF the author will doubtless give It
large sale. Hitchcock & Walden, Chicago,
CinrInuati, and St. Louis, are the publishers.
, 1879-05-17

M. .,,,, ,ns 7e,.,,,,a ~; H., ,,.,b.,.., :,
4"e WORKS LOT fcpa'ln"s 'ho eatacofal OF
strasbours, which have hoct' suspended during
tic winter, have been resumed with encrey.
tht. ycsr. they hoyo hrsn In nroryc.s for siont
v,ors. md tnvo,re n wat smnnnt a. con,trnc.
~, ".N ..,'e ss.,s.....,as ,.,,,s,s,,' ~.
.lo''; OF sa"'c. ssso"s''"'ao"' 'ae'oa'''s a'e
wooden Foof.-.lhta@nn'.
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"ntss' - ce "stopos''on Muss', VI ".'.,"
William T.. Q0uEe, d., u EHalrHlanI arc quietly
, 1879-05-17

70 down that dreadful steep ladder esesy timo
thcro u hrcf"
"Wel,, Ruess we should never 60 down but
mo. indcndl You'd fall and break your peeks
tho nfst tmr."
ton has made bis book sunerior to Tho common
rnn. Of profcssedy and Rrotcsquoty humorous
bucks nra not quotable tn n newspapcs review.
They arc subtle nnl delicate touches, hints OF
anccs Of all e1aEgeratlon, nl,d 80 on; ard they
arc plenty enough to innkc "Ruddcr arAngeh
stand high IN tho gay firll OF American humor,
f. RuddGr urnnRc." by Frank n. Stockton.
New York: Charles Berlbntr's Sons. vol.
12mo. Price, 4l.2j.) J.K.
, 1879-05-17

Two traualntions Of "L'Assommolr" have
been printed In this country,-one by Peterson,
which wisely retains the title OF tic original,
and The other BY Carleton, under the title Of
"Qcrvaisc." Neither Is In all RESPECTS what
translation should be, bns tic former, by Jonn
Stirling. IL possibly tic better Of The two. flow
far either has been expurgatcd, it would bo dthl-
cult to determine Without morc trouble than
the inquiry sccns to- be worth. II Is certain,
however, That enough renions to mike thu
story very shocking and repuIktvr. as to tic
moral tendency Of The book, Il Is little late to
speak. 1t IS Temperance lecture In the sense
tint o dsunkard wailowIng in tho gutter nnd
ure. Anybody who lin. II In liIa heart TO enjoy
this spectacle will delight In the novel; But
most pctsons will read 1t only with tue most
uncomfortable sensations.
, 1879-05-17

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reGulnr plliaIcan. y.
, 1879-05-17

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aCIENCE NOTES.


Dr.. Henry Draper, OF New York, whose dis
covtry Of the prcscnce Of oxygen In the Huu ex
citrd much attention a year ago, and was tho
subjcct Of some adverse criticism, has continued
lis Investigations until he has achieved results
wll!c. must convince tho nanst skcptical. The
photographs which he tins now obtained nre on
II larger scnu than those on which he first based
lls discovery. It is DR.. Dsapcr'a intention to
visit this country In the course Of tho SUMMER,
when he wilt doubtless receive hearty WGlcoms
from our leading scientific men.-Ahtaauna.
News has arrived by tho last mali from Zan-
zibar tilat Mt. II. N, Stanley Is bns.iy occupied
in engaging porters for u Journey into tho 10
tcrtor Of Africa, but tint ho preserves the Ut
most secrecy as to Ills intended movGments. A
rnmarts current ntnongst tt.e poFtcrs that tha!E
journey Is to commence from the west coast; II
ttlis t,c tho casc. Mr.. Stanley nust hare lntro-
tuccd ral!cal chaugu Into the original plans
OF thu Belgian secton al tho international A{rt-
call Association, for whom ae y believed to 20
successful than the unfortunate leaders Of tho
first Belgian expedition fc' Will Ds 40 rash aa 10
doubt. uHt hn is sure to have good and sufficient
reasoHs for the course he to adopting. ng.-Aaturf.
A .ul!tl controyersy has lately prevailed among
vistAnts to tho library OF the Anthropological
inhlitutp. Dr. F. v. Hayden has presented hs
magnificent album Of photographs Of 1netnbors
Of seyenty Indian tFlbcs, OF the United asatoa.
The Shtfs nsb uep1c[eH aono WITH 6calptnE~
knives, scnps, md tomnhawke, and some Ia
coat t.tat costlin,c. Among tho OHbboWAy chlols
Is photograph Of Hole Ia tho Sky, aud thls Ia
tlec!arru uy some to bo no otfev likeness than
i'ut VI Peuf. liutktn+ AT all events It resembles
him lnucll. It Is not suspected that the photo
graph Of NIL indian chief has beou abstrnctnd By
sute amateur slnca tts arrival here and replaced
By tl,al Of hlr. Ritsktn. It can scarcely bs be-
tuvcd that Prof. t1aYdsn has bean imposed upon
bv somo American way and q cart0 OF afF.
1susksn been foi&ted on bis collectiou..-Athtn-
tFHnl.
\ book has recently appeared Ia Leipalc 10
which the author, Prof, lager, maintalns that
IN Increased proportion OF water In tho tissues
and hlisIlors of tic body 10 ono OF the most
esscutial conditions Of liability TO dsease. Va
guard agltnst disease II w attend to making
Inc bouy Yield As much water ~ possible
through skin and lungs, and avoid oil that To-
yors tho accumulation of w2ter. Iager theE0-
fore recommends: !, wearing close-1tting wool
en- clothing throughout thu year; =. from ttrno
10 time eneagIng in bodily movements which
p1oulute uersplrntlon, on whfcl. account. 9. g.,
he regards vigorous Eymnasttc exercise IN
schools rs IN important preventive Ut disease
ausung children; y, ou outbreak Of di4sasst the
uss Of yapoF Or sweating baths, Of drinks that
md bears, eteh and of food that doos The sAna
(atsongly. seasoned, especially with 6paniah pap.
per); l, constant ventilation Of alttiuE and bed.
rooms, 10 thAt the moisture Of tho ai1 may not
becoulo great -
, 1879-05-17

Doth werc long aro approved bv TnE TninnHE
1iId other authority more competent II Is sHf-
been amply recognized by The best Grille. In art
md literature in this roUntry. ltsere IN 10
book In existence which in equal compasa givrs
80 coFn plete statement OF tho rndIucnta Of
CRAVING" Translated frnm the Frcn:li, bv Mrs.
Kate N. DoRgctt. with nearly fifty illustrative
engFsvlngs q famous art work. nt Michael
Angelo. BeItEni, Ranhnel, Da Vinci, Rembrandt,
ii;oft'fs!nc, Paul Potter lt9lei &C. ons beau.
y. q. GrIRgs & Co., Is Washington stsect.)
, 1879-05-17
1,En1OD1cALs Rrt,rrvrn.

IEA4OO1NAlAS 1kECf1lf El}s
Mossrs. Charles Scrihncr's sons send US the
bound volume Of their magazine for the 'rat
hall Of thu current year. The numbers lave
been noticed separately on their appearance, but
Il ts impossible ia the monthly parts to get tbs
full effects Of tho enEraylngs, or perhaps 10 au-
prcctatc the taylah expenditures of tic publish
crs IN this enterprise. The succtss OF the maga-
ztue, IL Ia pleasure to BIZ able to say, has been
equal 10 Its merits, the circulation monthly now
being In the neIGbborhoou Of 10000. Wyatt
Ea,on's portraits Of t.opgTcllow and Emerson
are tic frontispteces of Tho present volume md
the articles gu llta posts In the text are perhaps
the must valuable contents Of The volume.
The June number Of Hsyer's Magazine. ap-
pears In enlarged form md new typc. The
character Of the contributions remains as high
rs ever, and tho illustrations arc ms usual fine
apccimers of the wood-onrrayer's art. Among
the noteworthy articles ore "Berg md Thai.
Sketches III Tyroi. W" BY Col. George F.
Wiring. Jr.; "l'hu Grand Days Of IIsstrionis,''
h james i: Fields; .Black Point" i story. BY
Constance Fcnitnoro Woolson; " Rccollccl!ons of
Acass.z," BY. +. L. Whippte; Alexandor Spots.
wood" bY John Esten Cooke; Young Mira.
SeafS s rss eye IL y yassn nns sss s ee daos Gsa
E. Waring. '.Tllo Easy Chnlr" hns something
TO eaY about Madams Patterson lsunapartc, the
t'slodcsAtc Temperance Reform." "IIunorablc
Pol!tics,h ctr., etc.
The atlantic for .Iltnc opens with very "telI-
Ing" ar.tca OH IA New England Factory
Town :" {Fall RIyrrA BY tue author ut tho " Cor
tain Dangerous Tendencies IN American Life"
Tie writer nuynnycs the appalling atld rcvou-
tlnuary opinion that olelt liolrs' labor per layis
not enough to keep anY c!nsa Of nen, even brlin-
workers md ctcrgylnet,, III good physical conti.
tI1n. The artteiv ta throughout vigorous nl.,l
suggestive. Mr. noWcI1s l.as Enthusiastically
humorous papur IN this number, entitled 'l,uy-
Ing Aorsu." Cl,arlrs Dudley Wurner writcs
OF '.'rho English People IN Bllahsparc's Day,"
Thomas HhiluY A1urieh Of '1Dubson'a Proverbs
IN Porcelain" aud Richard Grant Willis of IA
Sunday un the Tllal,cs.'' Dr.. Ueorgs NJ. Board
contributes paper on "The pnysical Future Of
tic American, People" There aso sssunscon
papers In thu Contributors Club. The number
mcnt, ''onu of tho beat evur tssued."
, 1879-05-17

tEGsltd to ignorant or tnsklllfuj ba,ha. IL
H1ny hn question whether they shyn1d eycr bo
reGular PLY acsaD. 7
i
COLONs OF DOUDEb 8rAna.
kond"n 7yn.taF
anna rr,.,,n, orrs,. S't.X 49, 10y. 'ete' uias
s.1 s"vn eA'''o ut1"ef. VIC SOAR activity
u'''' ,"' lcat'se posuohffot tne memherE ef
Our planetary systAn.. A1d'the 1trbt Of ulahets
t,,c,e change. b.ipp in 6f,tnn relation, Gprafeni
1r -, A., ..,,t4.i ,a,tn,s Al thc ptoncte auch
-, y, ~. - %nt,os.,,, -, M Nt....
oi'esa''o'n EsetfI tss. W ' A''osssn' ~
the BrussclE KofAa observatory, to examine
wbether ddabls >btars did not show something
of fbe snr1 klntt or whether the chnnpea in
ncctcd' wEh lie position Of the companion rela.
lively ogfho principal star. lie las accordingly
ufa"n Y h.u.s o. ~. culoss y. .Wauty olnaly
;tnntj r. ostrnnnmcrs Tin res'1ts ~ thfa
innmfy are briefly tlcsc: /, In sYetems with
welfmarke'i urbtal motion, and especially In
thYsc q SHORT period, tl.o two compone1te i1aTo
.v.s.ma % aho". srhich " ~ WY. hsva .ots co,or
of,.er5atious sufficient to suabie Ia 10
connect the cntor With the position
of tic sntcllita Ii It's orbit the principal star is
rhItt Or pale yellow, when the companion ID Ut
lis rerastcr 4. G., nearest tho prlncinafl, wtere
as. in thu other positions, II Is yellow, gold
Ut QTHHRS% q. lie companion l0llDWD
III. principal star in ts luctuasion OF color, md
ottGu surnasses tint In color u It withdtawk
from p"rastcr. 4. Tic same similarity OF tints
IN tie TWO stars appcars both tu binary groups
wilt fcetillncar motion, and In those With
nrhtial iHo.IoH and long persods Of revolution.
.. In perspective binary groupa The ronpau[on
IL a's''ost always blue. This last observatton 10
thought to pont to supcrl,usttton OF tint rs
1 thu case Of distant mountain: looking hluc}.
From these grol,ps, the email star mar bo
iis large one; isi iacs, near TIE tuntncs OF the
s.1 'aM ~, ~! 'aJ nVt .s.s uluo .oI " ~
reiestiaI srarr. n.tn,s m, inr,inome rnvs uhtch
traverse II quite like our own atmosphere, of
wll!chit 9s, perhaps, merely the continuation
EhiaCitlEiEa AND MAtNEiiSh.
NJ 'he 'heetfns ol tlse Nc" IoFk Aeaaemy OK
sciences On Mafch lo' tfol. =. a.. seeiey, IN
paper entitled Ignored RACES ~ ElectF1c1t5
ana Alaenettsal' l'"-Ihtiy 'iiustfasea ny e1pcra-
nents' ' showed tat seleni's'a ., nnd sns tex.
1utIuctIou. IT, tx con,moniv n4kertcd tint II a
ot,tro,, ,,,- h. tromn,,t ,,a,- r,nIno.i, ,,n,o
a.'tl''''. o.A w o'''s"s "sa. tnssnss" po's'
inc haF becomes n,aEnet with t"o aetiVc poles,
Mt thc middle OF the bar. II Il stated TINT II a
,psu,n,oi ,or,lvct,r ho hrnvcht ro,r !. n,,r.
nnn,,nn.a. ~ h..an,.s ~ ,,aa.s,s.d ~ .a ~. s ~
ronac'oI ns y nscoss gies'tso ~! af 80 1aas ms
conductor !, tont.auons H.. 10 she prime ,l con
end wt,,, ' mt,,tralitv I.ct rrsn tie t,1o hayes
But, on testing tic statements by experiment, IL
will be fuunu lint the induced tnagnet has only
one Kind of active nlagnetIsm which Is OF TIC
s, SANG malne o. !iat @ Tue .nauesns pole nta,
nr.r thc ,a.s ~ N" hsr. i I. nractteaiix man.
not will, slIyte mole, Similarly. the FREQ cleo
.ricItY of the insulated conductor is plus and
prc:ty evenly distributed. Inc actual iaets arc
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-20
Very respectfully,
j. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner.

A poor fellow is met on the
boulevard in a very thin overcoat
ornamented with tremendous hole
on each side. 81 say" says a
friend, with complacent compass
sion, "you ought to freeze to death
in a coat like that" "Not at ALL"
replies the other with a cheerful
SILVER, "this coats all right. The
cold just comes in at one hole and
goes out at the other, and l never
feel it,"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-20

An English writer says: One of
the most characteristic features of
American progress is the close
study made in that country of the
most economical modes of employ
ing material in the manufacture.
This is a marked trait of American
machinery and of American car
riages. Originality in their modes
of applying power, and Of encom-
passing desired object is another
American characteristic.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-20

The following is told of a young
gentleman who was passing an ex-
animation in physics. He was ask
ed: "What planets were known
to the ancients p "Well, sir" be
responded: "There were Venus
and Jupiter, and,"-after pause
81 think the Earth, but I'm not
quite certain"
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"What are you trying to dor
demanded an irate father of his
boy, who was standing on high
chair in the closet and trying to
grab a SIS bill which lay tempting
ly on the upper shelf. "Trying to
reach a high note," calmly sang
out the lad. The even tenor Of the
boys life was Immediately inter-
rupted.