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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
ORGANIzEl ORGANIzEy!

Let this be the watchword of every true
Democrat. Without it we must assuredly
fail with it, victory will perch upon our
banner in November. A general apathy
has too long been prevalent in our county
for the safety and good Of the party, arising
principally from the fact that Maryland will
give Democratic majority anyhow. This,
for a long time has been the case, but
changes are constantly taking place and we
know not what tomorrow may bring
forth" In this Congressional District the
vote is extraordinarily close, but if we are
properly organized and thoroughly alive to
the interest Of ourselves the small majority
of the Republicans can be overcome and the
Sixth District will once more be honestly
represented in the halls of Congress. We
were defeated the last time from the fact that
we lacked thorough organization, and in not
having within our ranks that harmony of
action that is invariably the prelude to last
ing and substantial victories.
The Democracy of Montgomery county is
called upon by the State Central Committee
to assemble in their several districts to-mor-
row at o'clock and organize for the cam.
paign. Let every man who desires to assist
in winning the presidential prize go to work
in earnest; go to your place of meeting, and
have your neighbor go with you. The Com,
mittee desires the enrolment of every man
in your district so as to place themselves in
direct communication with every individual
member of the club, so that they can furnish
them with the current campaign literature
of the day. Send us the names also aftel
the completion of your rolls, for publication.
In the coming contest there can be no neu-
trail grounds-every man is either for OF
against us-and the sooner we know where
we stand the better
In conclusion, we say again, 0rga,,ize and
WORK; with it, success is certain, without it
a Waterloo defeat awaits us.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
AS TT is IN OLD VIRGINIA

The following squibs we Gull from the
Manassas Gazctte, gathered by it relative tc
the Readjuster scheme in Virginia. The
trick appears plausible and in keeping with
the workings of the opponents of the Demo
cratic party, be they what they may, in Vir
ginia or in any locality where such organi
Zations exist;
rs. p. Boiling, colorcd, on returning from
the Readmstcrs' convention, explained his
position 20 a crowd of Democrats and Re
publicans thus; Gen. Malone said we
was 10 vote for Hancock in the Convention,
and then we might vote for Garfield in No
ycmber" Sam seemed really ticlSled with
this delightful method Of arranging matters
and said he was "a Garfield man all the
time ~ F,rymcilic Mercury.
Confirmation strong, ifany were needed
that their electoral ticket Is spurious and is
claim 10 be for Hancock shows il In reality
only Garfield ticket in disguise, Jackdaws
strut in Hancock feathers Very true; 50
they do; quite frequently.-Statd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
Where is Judge Bouic?

Mr.. Editor Il perceive by one of the
Frederick papers that the question of Local
Option wakes warm in Frederick county,
and the near approach of the election would
seem to strongly invoke the efforts of its
friends.
May we ask where is the Hon. VIM. Veirs
Bonic His voice has been heard in this
county in behalf Of Local Option, but as
yet he does not seem to stand in its favor in
Frederick county. BY all means let the
Judge make haste to rescue this pet cause
OF his in Frederick county. Let him join
the band of temperance speakers, and doubt
less his efforts will be appreciated.
CONSISTENCY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
PIC-NI 10.

va On SATURDAY, July Gath, 1880, a
grand PICNIC will be given at Bradford s
Rest, on the Seventh Street pike, short dis
lance from Norbeck. The managers propose
10 make this one of the most ielig htful enter
tainments of the season.
Good music will be in attendance for those
who wish TO dance and ample provision will
mission will he made, and refreshments may
be procured on the grounds Dancing viii
commence at O'Clock, p NJ, aud close at IL.
All are cordially invited TO attend
JOSEPH f ADAMS,
GEORGE l.. GRANT,
july l6-2tP Managers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23

State Librarian Duyall las finished tbo
distribution Of The Maryland State Reports.
also the laws, Journals aud documents passed
10y the last Legislature. The State Reports
are furnished the judges Of the different
courts throughout the State, the registers of
will, the clerks Of courts, 10 the general
government and different States of the
Onion The other law books and docu
inenls arc sent lo s'aDaiors and member,
and oiiicers u the Legislature.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS!


To the Democratic Conservative Voters q
Montgomery County:
The Democratic Conservative State Cen
trail Committee are anxious that there should
be thorough organization and an active
and efficient campaign of the Presidential
and Congressional contests into which we
are now entering. As measure to that
end it is respectfully recommended that the
Democratic Conservative voters of this
county meet at the several places of holding
political meetings in the several districts
On Saturday July Oath 1880.
at o'clock, p NJ, and organize Hancock
and English Club for each district in the
county.
When said clubs are 50 organized they
will please forward to H. w Talbot, Chair.
man Democratic Conservative State Central
Committee for this county, at Rockville, the
names and postoffice address of their officers
and members so that the State Central Com
mittee may be placed in direct correspond.
encc with said clubs for the purpose of a
thorough distribution ofcampaign literature
BY order of the Democratic Conservative
State Central Committee, Of Montgomery
county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23

A large number of our Wayne county
boys in blue during the late conflict,
served under General Hancock. These vet
Grams, irrespective of party affiliations, speak
Of him IN the highest terms of praise as n
brave and gallant soldier, and as one of the
most kind-hcarted Generals. In the fiercest
battles he was always found at his post in
the front exerting every nerve 10 inspire his
men with courage TO face bravely their foes,
and in camp the sick, wounded and weary,
were often objects OF his personal care and
attention.-Iio1esdale (E'd.l independent
That is about the correct idea of the way
things were a few years ago, but the "boys
in blue" are again marshaling under the
banner Of their old and loved commander
i Is the old Second corps now supported by
the fifth, Sixth and all the other gallant d.
visions OF the Federal array moving steadily
forward 10 a more peaceful victory, sup
ported by a solid phalanx Of the "boys in
gray" who are bnyely supporting their CO.
pa'rots--thc whole marching 10 the music
OF the Union--arc preparing 10 finish the
recod Of the last fearful struggle by placing
IN The highest Office within the gift Of the
people one who brayely fought and blcd 10
save his oouniry-one OF their own num-
@r--a true patriot, an able and gallant sol-
dicr, and an upright, conservative statesman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23

The solid South, 1873 votes now then,
add Connecticut @, New York 80, New Jcr-
soy 0, Pennsylvania 20, Indiana 70, Caliior-
MIA g, and Oregon 3 929 That will dol
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
SHNWLG ANO WnAPG

IN great vuic'y p,rasols. Sun Umbrellas
and Parasoeties, new stylc llandkerchiefs,
iiosier, aud Md Gloves, 30 dozen Ladies'
II. s. nll Linen ,mbric lidudkerchieis al ~
crnls nall or 81 ~ n.l lnlan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
Democratic Meeting,

The Seven Locks aud Cabin John Demo-
cratic Club will hold grand public meeting
at the Seven Locks
ON SATURDAY, JULY 3lst, 1880,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. Many able and eminent
speakers are expected 10 address The meeting
on that occasion, viz: Hon. Montgomery
Blair, Hon George Peter, e. B. Prettyman,
Spencer 9. Jones, Thomas Hardesty, VIM. v.
Bouic, Jr., and VIM. Brewer.
CoME ONE, CONE ALL TO the Pole Raising,
and by your goody presence, help swell the
throng that shall gather around the red
white and blue of good old Democracy Our
motto is Exclude none
r. r. RICIiErTs Pres.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
DEATHS

DEATHS
--~~~~-~~~.~O~~-~--~~-~~~~
DIED, on the 9th instant, EVA, infant
daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth .Flack,
aged months and 10 days.
Darling Eva, we will miss you,
Thy bright smiles no more wen see,
But in heaven pure angel,
Happy you will always be.
NJ
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
Whitc &ooda

in great variety FigQred aud Polka bet
Swiss Musiins, Piqucs Gasa!h, Persian Lawn.
plain striped and litid Nainsooks, India
Mull kentins LIncn. Flench Nainsooks. &c
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
Great 1arMair1a.


% dozen l.ndie,' Bhbrggau Hose al 25c q
pair or 50 per dozeu excellent value; Ladies'
Gents and Chilarcu's Hose in all colors aud
styles The celebrated Perinot Kid Gloves
every pair warranted; LeRoyal Kid Gloves 10
all The new shades.
CELEBRA TED DOLLAR SHIRTS.
Made OF Wamsutta Cotton with 3-ply all lin
en- bosoms, open either front or lack, all I'm
ished and perfect fitting.
Linens. Linens.
Barnsley Table Linens from 70 cents to s. So
Barnsey Napkins from 81 to Sl5 per dozen
Barnsey Linen Sheetings, al widths; Rich
ardson's Pillow and Shrlng Linens, Huck
Dsmask and Bath Towels, 30 dozen Devon
shire Iluck Towels at So per dozen.
BARGAINS.
Ladies, GENT aud Chldrous Medium and
Gauze Merno Underwear, all sizes aud prices
Gauge, Donel aud BallardvGle Flannes. Cot
tons in all widths and al the lowest prices:
Calieoes, best makes, at and loo, Cassimcrcs
and Corduroys for men and boys.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Raw silks, Wool ferries, Juie Cloths. Crepe
Cloths. Serpcs and Cre,ones, Nottingham Lace
Curtains, Lappe, Muslins, Raw SIX Table
Covers, Piano Covers in Cloth aud Raw silk
Our stock is now very large and complete
IN all departments, and well worthy the at
iention of all persons in search o. good wear
ing fabrics AT low prices
All orders receive prompt aud careful at
tontion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-23
THE VERDICT or HISTORY.

James A.. Garfield stands convicted upon
Republican testimony. Judas betrayed the
trust of Christ, and according TO the Republ-
can press and the finding of Republican
committee of the House of Representatives,
Garfield betrayed the trust of the people.
There was a great difference between the
Judas, of Judea, and the Judas who is heir
expectant to the presidency,
The Judas, of Judea, came forward like a
man and owned up his fault and told the
whole thruth about it, so the Bible says-the
latter, to use the mildest language that the
circumstances will admit OF, has lied, if
there be truth in Republican history. Judas
lscariot, the wretch who betrayed Christ,
said, 81 have betrayed innocent blood" and
then went out and "hanged himself" but
Judas, the Republican candidate swore, 81
never owned, received, or agreed to receive,
any stock of the Credit Mobilier, or of the
Union Pacific Railroad, nor any dividends
or profits arising from either of them"
The committee, however, TO whom the
matter under consideration was referred
submitted the following:
lie (Gariield) 0greed with Mr. Ames to
take ten shares Credit Moblier stock, but
did not pay for the same. Mr.. Ames re-
reived the so per cent dividend in bonds
and sold them for % per cent, and also
received the go percent. cash dividends,
which, together paid the price of the stock
and interest, and left balance Of $500,
This sum was paid over to Mr. Garfield by
check on the Sergeant-at-arms, and Mr..
Garfield then understood this sum was the
balance of dividends after paying for the
stock. Signed by
LUKE p. POLAND, of Vermont,
n. Il. BANKS, of Massachusetts,
GEORGE W, MCCRARY, of Iowa,
w. Il. NmLACK, of Indiana,
w. Nj. MERRICK, of Maryland.
The verdict of history cannot be changed.
The above is n scrap taken from Republic.
can history during the hours of its guilty
triumph. The names attached to the report
are all prominent Republicans with the ex-
ception OF the last two. The bride was Of
icred 10 Garfield by Republican member
Of Congress, and under the testimony of his
own friends he was assigned place among
the most depraved of his party.
The history of this great crime has been
written and no power on earth can change
or obliterate it. 1t is a dark page in the
progress of Republic, whose praises we
have been sounding in the ears of the world
with drum and canon for over century.
1t is an ugly stain upon our escutcheon, and
one which brings the blush of shame upon
the cheek of every one who feels a pride in
the honesty and integrity of our public men
and the purity OF our public records.
, 1880-02-14
SCIENCE.

WARM WATER IN SURGERY.
Dr.. a. II. tioelet, conlir,llng Or, llu,ntlton's
Views, reports cases or tr1slInatlu eryslpe1as.
lneernted a,!d confused Wounds In general,
but especially tu'ss ut tho Scatp, compound
fractures, g!lllsllot wounds, and trlauIatlo
gnngrellu. The warlil-water application llny
be n,ulo; ~ liy u water bath, when thu limb
Is submerged III water kept constantly ut the
snme temperature (xenernlly about 100 deg.
~, dlsl,iecteh wien st. tlesretl, ard el,nnge.l
lls otte,l as necessary (nuut twtco tlny wilt
Krlitrn!ly snlllce). ~ liy t,lealls Ut hot fL-
l,lentatlons, wirl' consist Ut layer OF cottot-
battling, Or two tltlcknesses Ut sheet Hut, SIT
urlte4 With hot Watur tpreylDuBly dislufcct-
, 1880-02-14

/
inlnu imagination tho materials OF pictures
drawn by George Lawrence and Whyte Mel
Vile. She Inns since then cpnle powerfully
under tho agency Of TINT rae1ltl estheticis!n
which lias MI important element In modern
culture; mud to this she lltas ntl.lca that OK
! rrricncoof foreign countries mid extended
trNyel which IL Keen In lnnny Ntller 0f9the
IovelIsts Of the periGtl." To which We lnny
u,ttt TINT, having ut teust studied the inlur-
Utilities ur foreign lie, H!e hns leyote.l her
| Nnuuesttonel talent to lnaklnE knowledge
OF them ~ widespread as possible. "hIotls"
isno better tlltn "StrntllMoro' or " 1'ascnrei."
1t treatsof the adventures nf mother, herself
ntfcrtlng all the& fashionable Vices Of the
| period, wl,a coin.}e!s ller daughter to marry
IL brute OF prlncely rank. The daughter,
Verl, Is tho ulle good character In tho
book,-lIrI1y in tho midst af corruptlm,-
md her husband Insults ler BY openly dEsre.
garltMg the seyentl, commandment a,ltl
bringing his mistrcsses lnto his nwn home.
Tile glMpsss 0f life and the characters
cuLls dI;;guslG. 'rlH, purpose and thu o,Ject
u! tho b0nk nra yirInsls. conscientious
erltic could say single word EXCEPT ln cnl-
!ennntlan 4: ' Of u's plot' the pla.,, ths prii,,~
'rl.cre i, llo olM,, ll!.lecellcy. 10 p!alMly-
~ ylll t,Ir, over Its lNlges. llllt tho l,ttlnn
meaning, th0 dextr0us twist Ut harmless
conyey The authors Intentions In III eautyocal
II Wis sat.l TINT ..hlotl,s " would tloal with
prominent csulacters III lIo snclal w0rl,l,
snnsker would bu rnyealetl without effort.
WI thankfully rec0rd our cOnyict1u,, Of the
abantionlnont of Hny s!lcI, % pnrlosee, Il y w.!s
ever fnrnlcd, d,--nf lls total failure II attempt
tt,kfI fltI
r1g, and Lssiu D9itN.niMl tiM Duchcys n.f Sun
7il=c lnay nctual1y Hive nnA n,uye, md have
~ existence; but We do not bellsye their
iASt irisn4s would recognizes them il
with husbands Atftwtio.ls, but must lInve
their lovers, and "astinIties," and atmlrinK
J0scph SHr}urCx, atu llot ~ rare nut Tint w
Gun tln n!eir prniotyp%ss H. u H., rea! ilte; iillt
nifty described In Unisla's Iatest w'rk waulr
bs talcrntel lit 50 olA'i', tlAglflilt, and Nh
pleasant fDrN In real llfo ~ ltllst, !n'n!,r-
s!y ty 'a 3 ts !! sitsr, KY nj, s s,h EsS n hsaixhily
ali this being said. antl being true, will
not nrpS%y =; ~ % pEesent tS tls "S aia of .a ss
wou.i VIII Tie sscoa'plisl. ,!a gao'l, @e II 6eIiovS ltt
such works ~ Moths ~ ~ no eloyerly written,
se ~! ct evidences e of tllo ta!sl,t ald genius
graphically told. tho sce!!ery 20 skiltfully
paitet!,- !,-wa believe tho effect Of sucl. w0r,ts
t0 bu pcrlltei0Ms,. alid ttle!r publication nut
tss s, & .rs # fS' s %f isrq f'f t. esSDy Syh. t!ss
tirsw,, o,,t. Ti.s descriptions re u wsii tlo,a,
tho ellalaxrs effective, aud tho ending suits:
fstS ssatSre rio tss %o sSs saay ~ sfs sslss
much llka ArtellIlts Wall'y comments or lts
fallous eurs-all pills: "for thgn, wot Hikes
, 1880-02-14
HOOKS ltECEIyEIl.

A. HUMBLE or Ll:lTElta. Ny Hurry Ja1uoa,
Jr. Ioston: Lor'ns. 1yol.. paper,
punlI0 HEALTH HxponTS AND FArgns, VOL
nun ". Huston; EtuuKhton, 0sgoWl & Co. !
vol, cloth. rrlco IS.
GltA.iAM's sYHola1s or srANpAnp pnoSoa1,A-
PLY. by 4. j. 0rnt,usn. New York, Ai1lu iiuusv.
Cloth. Price M cuntd
flIIE MArTEn Or HEH LEAF. by Il. A, btesl-
wettiar. Now York; Il. j. Iiafe & bou. / vol.
pAp1r ID cpHts, eInth $1.5+
!IlHr0RY OP THE ClTY or NEW YOHK, l'nrt
~, Vols. iiy Mira. A[MrthA j. Lamb. Now York !;
4. y. uarncs l. Ct. Frlee Gu cunts.
tiALr A HUNDRED Bnhdy l}y Hattie BAntortI
ltuascll. frCu IL tcEts, ELxNEkra or EDuCA-
TIDN. ny GhAres j. ihlull Prfcn u cei.ts. l'tltc
lTtCs AND HC!ItNl. lty Hytucy u. Ct,1kn Price
70 cGtts All published W Davis, Harden T.
Co., Syracuse, n. y.
, 1880-02-14

EhtAN1
The Rev. Sheldon .Jacksol-a Presbyterian
missionary fl Alaska-wIl1 soOn publish Il
book Of, that country, Illustrated by over Il
hundred woMl-cuts.
In answer to the question, WHO wrote
"VcstiEes If the Natural History Of CrrA-
tlOn ~ 1t IL now generally admitted tu haze
berS.
Tho March, number OF tho Norih. .tn.cricn,.
IcpiGin will contain II reply tu Julnes Air
tltuny FrDtt!le's rtcetlt ess!ly on :" lsn,nalttsm
nNd the Irish larr III tho United States," by
nlslop SpaE.ling. Ut the liuman Catholic
Church.
Richard II. Dana IL said to be engaged
ulHn II new treutisc OIL international LAW !;
anll Jninrs Srtlouler, Of Boston, ii writing Il
sequel tu Hallrrtft's History, entitled Ills
tory of tie United Suites under tho Constl-
tutloll."
Tho Harmdrl Re0latcr for February co,,-
Sever Hall. with fill description u this
tnttst Mtdltion to the Cambridge buildings.
There nre also. nlally nthor articles of illtur.
est to Harvard alumni.
a now weekly periotllcal, tho 1'roH1ndonr,
hns npp!nretl In J.al,do, 1t proposes to
unite with Information about nfl TINT col,-
Germs ;1rt, in the widest meaning Of thu word.
literary articles, tales MleltlS nld other IIiOru
Or less original contributions.
Tho new volume by the lnte l,ayartt Thy
LOT, which will bg lssiltai l., March, will haye
for Its title, "Crittcal Essays nltl Literary
Notes." nlut will comprise, besides !" buys III
Weili,ar,"i articles Oh Thackcruy, Tciayson,
3llalsck, lingo, llowYylIs' Gcorso Ellot' al'd
Tho LONDON Ttmcs sxplalns the large
prices obtllneh ut tAD sala Ut DR.. I.aiIg's
library ns he!ig In II great nlGasnrt duo to
tho tvultl friNn Al.lericn for rNrn t.1ltl curl
ouB h0Dks ul.tl first etlttl0ns Of standard
works, etc. II fH estimated tlJat tlig proceeds
Of tile snle nre tive tlnles greater tllAll the
total sum i'ald fur tle fn,oks by DR.. LA[Mg.
An odd certificate OF merit, xays tlle Pub
lfS|tGf*' Weekly, comes up flUnl nll uIIeX-
prctea quarter tn TINT AlrcMdy fnt,nlis novel
ut life III tho SGltll," ~ Fouls EslnH, BY
Une of tho Fn0ls." Tlle llalcEgIt IN. c. Ul-
sci'ucr DECLARES III anguish Ot spirit: i" It IL
Il llowerfnlly-wrftteN Wurk, aIld destined. VIC
fear, to do ft4 much luIrltt III tin wnr!d llY
Uncle Tnn'a Cnbill.'" This the publishers
consider thu heAt possible triblItA To tho
strength OF the book.
&. i. rutnnIn's Suns nlrur original lnail.l-
1lrsi s.lltl9n teXts nf @rl'on; Of Wasll'ngton!
"kIskerfsker's IN ,I 4s ll!sosy "i My York."
prizes nsketl IL S:!."p. 'fhay alss, 0tfnr Il lllIu
sut uAGh Ut Auttuhon's Birds ut America"
md "QnntlrItN.ils0 Anerfc.l fur 81 ,lru, md
hickeullcy II l[ulI's '.lltstnry nf tic Illliun
Tribes Of North An'cricll" fur $500.
, 1880-02-14

an e1trnor,jnarv h,,a hmay Gasxt; ,a
iSis,soo y belief in wttchcrait colucs from 1t.
digI e. Intff1wnl1. A wnn,an namctl Koan, wt,u
bors 10y to h, otaer :ay, WINS believed BY her neigh
ptienrc', =, witch, And great difficulty WIS ox-
!uSt ftst H.. VI fettinx any uIle to beAr her to her
the f,I,..rnX plhee: 1t WIZ feurcG, In fact, tlAt
prnesj IL ho'asnt hN s9veral hrickluyers. who hap
s,tt, to % ny down their to<.is and curry The
*rycs .lch FL r n their shirt-slcoyrs Aftor tho
3nx tue .n,, .alnleulty waS experienced 10 get-
euvh r. il ~! - tAo 9rlye, and that duty haI ut
dtceaso, ~ ~ - done III very Irregular why. Tic
tte,i weIuS, !1S ~+lca is said, h!d apparently
Wrsons. ~! kal M irotil tho minds Of ulany weak
AaI sba nai aad should nover bGyo been cripplo
, 1880-02-14
SUNSHINE AND STORM.

noANoAa4Ni4 AM o4ct+l'
4!1s. hrhssey IN cumming Wfl'er' simple
anu u''plele'it,ons; washing l'o space III 'lhe
putuscs; seehl'E Tut ho Ihetnf!chl eheclsi
coltetlt 10 aescFlpo WIN il1'S bee1' seen "
sho i'as seoh u, alN i'tl'ar.the new interest,"
~ o1u taen'es oy lle freshness OF hef llnle
VI 'ieAelltcn',-ui ~ Iwo 'ol"'nes sue llas NJ
lcaus puo,,shso 1eNa very "il!efentiy from
oralnary booKs OF tfnsel: lier "v"yaeo
AfoulHt tho Wof'a III the ac't SUNBEAM"
at10'hoa AZ once WelltlesefVetl popularity,
aNu W. peitese tle sa',le late 10 pe III sioFo
ior !'er la1est venture, "oal'H''lilo ala Storm
IN llle East' We afe not tllli'!llldtul OF tilo
!act taaa MIS- nrassey enjoyed exceptional
1aciitles Of tfa'el a1ld ot observation. win
unlimited wealth. alMl n lnxllri0usly-illtGu
yacht. as IArge rs 4 f0urth..ute nlt,,-t,f-wnr.
fnr Il ennynynnce: ,n,lrnc,,,Itnt ~ rnftrouIs
tlm,.tahcs. slramhoats or l.ntc1s. ,t ni,x,vs nt
case n''d always Ut l'olhe,-trnvelltg had few
terrora or tlEsco,nforts, and it w,y easy 10
sce things through rusr-tp]prcd H,pc,nctrs.
.r]m vnriu,s 1nri,lenta nuJ "xritn,uonto u,.
,anI,nt -" hrr ia.,r"n.s Turujsl'"J t,'.aro", ~,
inS material M for u'e .iatly journal, md tho
,nos," s' ~ '' "''' '"''"'' "'i'e'
"'is'' IN the present vo,umc-wb,cl. ,,ks ,,a
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CONTENTS.

CONTENTS,
ut,, RETURN or THE rilNCEss. From tho
9''s r,cncJi of Jngucs Vincent In Three Parts.
Fart First. - ..- -.- .......-. .
~,rsT IMPRESSIONS OF THE NEW WOit1D.
Tnnclusl.,,.) l!y tho 1>akc " AFRylt.
r,,sslAy S11IILlsM. Iy Fritz CunllTe-owcn.
rnrvs ny FRANCOIS CurrEE: "Uutt1ob," "Tho
fo1 Tenealc,Ion." "Tho Nsht.Wntch" VIII, an In
tng,ucsury Note,
rtEopltIl.E GAUriER. ....
r,Ir si:AMY SIDE. 1iy Walser neannt ind James
ntce. Chapters xxx.--xxxll.
. TURKISH EFFENDI UN ci1RtsrENDOM AND
ISLAM.
rLEslt.C0LoR
,lrE At HIGH PRESSURE. ny W. q. Dlaikio.
rus RESTORATION or THE JEWS.
Epl7uR's rAnLE: a Dangerous Cfass In Authority
.Me1lea! rrnctce In tlln Eighteenth Century
Madame do RemusAt-Tha Spelling Reform.
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