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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10
The State FAIR.

We are sorry to note that the question
as to the location of the State Fair has
evoked spirit which may prove detri-
mental to the association, and to the sue
cess of future fairs. The Bangor Wing
and the Portland Sunday Times have
specifically charged sharp practice on the
part of those who desire to have the fair
permanently located in Lewiston, and the
Commercial intimates that if the State
Fair is not located at Bangor there will
be a move made to get up another State
Fair at Bangor. The Portland Times
proposes similar step, and asks, "Why
cannot grand manufacturers and farm
ers far be held in this city next fall"
The Lewiston Journal denies the charges
made by the Wing and Times, to the eff
feet that Lewiston had quietly bought up
acontrolling number of life memberships,
and proposes to rule out new voters by
doubling the entrance fee, and says
The proposition to permanently locate the State
falr mere. or ELSEWHERE dld not come from Lewis
ton from Androscoggin county. 1t was first
suggested by dozens of gentlemen living east Of
this county, who came to our citizens during the
late State Fair, and urged them the desirabihty
of locating permanently the grounds in this
city, where such unparalleled success had been
achieved at three different Fairs.
AS to the selection Of any one city as a
permanent location for the State Fair we
see no reason to modify the opinion ex-
pressed last week. We still regard it is
unadvisable. But. however the matter
be decided, the Journal will do what it
can to make the State Fair success,
because it believes that a we'll conducted
exhibition of this kind is calculated to do
great good.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

IeSehta'INeS 10 Hi vacancies NorethrhS at hand
canarsItt,es
Bostons net debt exclusive Of water loans was
SI''"''44' on the ISL OF September last.
The Government receipts from all sources tol
ottvhrr amounted 20 S"Ifou'Voo expenditures
me interest account OF the HoEerNmeAt mas
of dojlars f'''
,io1 n M rnnrt II, r,or@ t;'na rIIh
rare his defence
,u,;sf 1,..,oo r,,r+or - 1..ob t.,.l.t,,.,,
Cannon. a Mormon. the delegate to Congress from.
tah' II n aIitn ana taat G4yernor Murray was
l,6rgrass W
n,,l,.1n tha RAM Of Er,a,,i d.r,.i,,t h,. m,
Confederate Government. The story vas coucoct
Ell by SPECTATORS
The reduction Of the Star Route service during
p'sopt, aEE!ega'tS n.ah'IE l''a SA''
about y >, 8 900 per anuum
nnmhnr If SirnaI Stations IN onnr .;,,, I.-.. mi,
" as Two ltuHuitu iHu H4Attl stA ut average
cos , VI VI, i"lalS tae G,'Iion mas oeen IeauIG'
LII staI roule eases "rIe psoI-'l up lharsHaE
lnmbia wben arTnments ware mad. ~ sat as;,Ie
the criminal Information taking the place of an
lu"Ie'iHPH'
n. y Herald special dispatches trJu Aewtound
NY r T. III
both went down with all ON hoard largn mum
Der of craft wrecked and abandoned, The list Of
o"S''"'''eS' \ = ''"i'''' = A"' !e' '"''P'''0
Secretary Blame no" has, IN good position on
'adstnno snn+ KIN ". H. ,,
with an autograph. The large photograph of Gen
erai "arheId, when was dlSlIaled Oh me eat"
Rlaino.s narInrs
~,
AGAINST the New York Yacht Climb tor the Arneri
can Cap. has reached New DIRK and proves to be
gliIt on thc AlneLlea att A"I VIE c"'leI iA"N''
American rlg NE Oracle or Mischief will s1lI
against her it is not yet settled which.
Thurs1ov November 9th has bon,, ,l.s,.,r,t.l
for THANKSGIVING Day IN Massachusetts, and nm
I"uottuIf tnt SauIe u"I WIZ oe up$lsAdtr1 J.,
ed advantage to hav, III sanc Iay observed
throughout the mon for that has become great
NalloHS ldlhIly ItuLIoH' as wen rs thanksgiving
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

The assessors books show that Massachusetts,
gained ,lol polls in the year ending May LIST,
1881 over 1861 and there was gain of S63, 1873
la in valuation The present valuation is however
5000 600 600 less than in 1873 The highest rate OF
tax in Massachusetts on each $1,000 is $32, in the
town of Monroe, county of Franklin; and the
lowest, 50, in the town of Groton. The rate in
Nahant is "A so and in Milton S.. Ten cities and
100 towns report an increase in rates . cities and
30 towns report the same rates as last year
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

tiauter the celebrated French sayant has just
shown that human saliva is highly poisonous and
il only modified form of the venom of the cobra
twenty grains Of savary fluid were purified by
NJ (iautier for twenty four hours and then inject
ed under the skin Of bird The bird died in halt
an hour
Counting couples will please take notice. But,
come TO think Of it, what's the good Of killing a
bird in that way
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

Howard Owen is to be clicked at sight unless
he is bigger man than the senior Morrell OF the
Home journal After relating how the unso-
phsticated Morrcll was taken in. Howard says
Morrel was so badly swindled that he will here
after look with grave suspicion upon all patent
right schemes 70 get nch suddenly. We don't
suppose even it is of any now to try to sell
him one OF Swans celebrated adjustable corn shell
lers or double back action knife sharPeners,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS AND GUARDIANS
desiring their Probate advertising publ shed in the
journal, VIII please 50 state TO the Court.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

The merchants Shipping Act, passed by Tile
British Parliament prohibits deck loads puts a
oad-line about the hull. where 1t must be seen o.
all men orders that gram must be sacked or Sc
cured by shifting boards or bulKheads puts it i'll
the power Of any four Of the crew to stop the VS.
sci on the eve Of a voyage, and to the cargo
to be unoaded at the expense of the shipOwner,
and without pecuniary redress, in case the vessel
is declared seaworthy after all
The last provision Of this act practical
" takes the control OF a ship from her
master and owners, and places it in the
hands Of any four of her crew, at a time
when most crews are drunk and mutt
nous. For any real or tanced grievance
they may, under this act, detan a ship,
put her TO large expense and perhaps
break up the voyage. As to deck-Ioads
and a loadline they are comparatively
unimportant matters. But we doubt if
this act is continued in force any length
of time.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS In advance. 81 90 a year !;
within the year, $3.50; at the expiration Of the
year. $500.
ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square. Zone inch
of length in column sl.o0 for one week, and %
cents for each subsequent insertion. fraction of
a square charged as a full one.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

The kennebec journal thinks the proposition 70
establish the State Fair permanently III any one
city is i'll advised 1t may result in the pccuniarv
gain of the managers, and of the community in
which it is located bnt the journal thinks it viii
not be for the advantage of the agricultural inter
est of the State at large The show. thus localized,
must inevitably become local fair Portland
Advertiser
The article referred to by the Adver-
tiser was original with this paper, and
was copied by the kennebec journal with
the caption "Some Sensible Suggestions
by the Belfast Journal" The last issue
of the Hallowell Register, We notice, an
propriates the same article torits leading
editorial without a word Of credit The
caption Of the following article, "A Bold
Stroke Of Nillainy" appropriately charac
terizes the theft IS to our esteemed
contemporary Of the Advertiser, he must
have misaid his spectaclcs while reading
his exchanges.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

The Providence journal says the VINE bills for
the French visitors at Newport will be paid by the
State,
Newport would seem to be good place for for
aro the Newportcrs entertained some British naval
officers, and they have been squabblng over the
bills ever since. 1t looked at one time as if the
guests would be called upon to pay for the enter
talument Now similar controversy has arisen
concerning t4e French visitors, Newport ought
To be ashamed o. herself
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10
The followingare authorized agents for the ,Jou

nal:
S. r. NILES, No. 256 Washington St. Boston.
T. c. EVANS Rooms ,, 4 5, fremont Temple
Boston.
s; NJ; PETTENGILL & Co., 10 State ST., Boston, and
81 Park Row, n Y.
HORACE DoDD, 265 Washington St. Boston.
GEO. P. RowELL & Co.. 10 Spruce St. New York
j. II. BATES, Al Park Row, New Iork.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

nder the ZANE Of the Humboldt Library Of
Science J Fiizorall & 20. l43 It'll Avenue, New
ork, are publishing in cheap pamphlet form
works OF the leading scientists of the day. We
have received from the publishers No % Of this
series entitled The Evoutionist at Large" BY
Grant Alien, which comprises charming series
of natural history studies. which originally appear
ed in the lLundonl St James Gazette. Works Of
this character have heretofore been costly as
not to be accessible to the general public, and the
publishers Of the Humboldt Library are deserving
Of praise for their efforts to bring this class Of
writings within the reach of all
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-11-10

i Hides.
have completed their work in the village and the
middle route called. has been accepted This
route enters the village near the cove. crossing the
pond and swinging around to the right will strike
the Is. d T. near the trotting park where the
depot will be located From this point the line is
being surveyed in nOrtheasterly direction in the
valley, passing near Marshalrs place in FoXcroft
thence on to Sebec via Garlands pond We
understand that where they surveying it
is very easy route to build upon, being com
paratively level for several miles
This great movement on the part of the Maine
Central X K Co. If successful. will not only be a
beneht to AroOstook county but this county as
well, and the projected road will supply much
needed want in opening mp 70 the settlement ID
vast amount Of farming lands through which it
VIII run. Another great source OF wealth which
our county possesses is her vast mines of slate and
iron which would greatly aid in supplying freight
to maintain this railroad There is an immense
water power through the entire country which the
road would pass, which is source Of great wealth.
Inc vast forests Will furnish material to employ it
for many years to come, and capital for manu-
featuring would find an opportunity for profitable
Investment This projected route IS the natural
outlet of the Piscataquis and Aroostook trade and
we are pretty confident that the NJ G. Company
mean business, and the road will be built at no
distant day. Plscataqus Observer.
THE ST. GEORGE MURDER.
1t will be recollected that three or four years
ago an old lady by the name of Sarah Meservey
was found murdered in her house at St George,
and that Nathan f. Hart subsequently con
vcted of her murder and sentenced to State prison
for life. There has been doubts in the minds
of some people as to the correctness of the
conclusions of the jury many believing that Hart
is an innocent man. This weeks Rockand Opin-
ion contains somewhat remarkable story alleged
to have been told to the warden of the State prison
by convict named Montgomery who belonged in
St George and has been prison year for rape
Montgomery, who is weakminded from epileptic
hts, states that he near the house of Mrs
Meservey on the night of the murder and saw the
crime committed. The murderer, he says, was
not Hart, and he gives the name of man who he
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
gorter gabn. Dieielben betrasen fir @inz
mnnAprer.

un6 10 dbnli6 mad ben lbrtsen . rten bes
Snnern - Sioens unO Beitens.
IS erpart aIo Elm teoer
Baiia9ter bel ieiner Get1e
Iber Baltimore, oa oer Ballage>
prets BON 8remen nah Baltimore geraoe
10 bod nie nah Seem yort lit TAFT
Iber ,Nep Oorf mad @inctn>
matt $500, Gbicago $500, ct.
Qouis $3.50, QouisDilIe $4.25,
Minneapolis $500, Mtlwautee
$500 &C.
Sine oirette @riparniB bon bier Dollars
i6eint fir 6ielige ni6t aroB 3u letn,
fir mitteuoie Oeutihe, beionbsrs tuenn tic
cine 6amilie mitbrineen, lit lie es unbes
0ingt. Girca ied3ig Mtart mebr ODER noe;
niger fir cine Samilie lit idon Elm @e9enz
itano. Der 8eahturg Deroient.
Nus Obigem erbelt, DAP Baltimore
fir Deutihe unbeoingt Der 8 il n It / 8 It
0anbungSplab lit.
S6lieBIi6 bemerfen mir nob, oaB
Shreiber bieies tDGbreno zines fiIr5liden
Nufentbaltes in Baltimore iid perlOnltd
bon ben angegebenen 8erbdltnilen ilbers
seu0t bat, nno ne1ren mir nod folgcIl0e
6erren. faQs Der Cine ooer Nnbere rdbere
Nustunft 3u erbnlten tpiinihen loute. SIS
fino bieiss fir Cincinnati Dor 9uem !6err
Niebaus, @eueraLsNgen 6er
Baltimore 2inie, Oann Gbos. 8arrD,
@eneral= N9ett Der 8%altimorcsS bin @is
ienbabn. Blum Ctr. Depot. Sn @bicago
Die 6erren s.. GIaufemirS l. Co., @es
neralsI 9ent uno !6err s. gNta. Gi@en>
bnrO, 2oeals9lsent. Sn Baltimore fDcnbe
man iid an bic @eneralsQ genten oeS yioros
oeutiheu 2lopO. !0erren u. g d. II III a.
de s. o. uub in 0eutihlano an bic
Direction 0es Norobeuthen
2IoDD, 81 rem n ODER an beren Snlaubs
Qaenteu.
(Giuc. NnIsfreun6.0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
g~ttt~t6nntiac 36DLer.


SIN ben Iebten Woden baben mir or
ale bicienigcn umierer N6onnenten, bic
ieit Idnserer Seit nit ibren 3abluneen i'm
Gidltonbe iilo, @e0enfblGtter pers
i6idt, aus ipel6en lie ben 9enauen 8ez
trag, bcrt iis unS i6uIben, erieben tonnen.
0iande Der Gntpfdn9er rperocn bieueidt
e%rftaunt barber ictu, ME idncQ fi1 bic
@o6sn uub Wonate Acknowledgment.
Osnn, tpie Der i6lieBIids @rfoIg unierer
Otabnun9en 3ei9t, lit IS in taft allen 6dl=
len ni9t iowobl 2abLun9ss l1nlult, ober
aar 3a6lungss 11nfGbi9feit, ais nur cine
ecuiiic Ssquemlidfeit unb ytahI6ifigfeit,
tpelbe Die 0reunoe elmer 3eituns ~ iGaz
nli9eu S6ul6nern nd6t. Sic Iaiien IS
eDen, ipie ntait gu ia9en pfle9t, oil iid
fommen; - rehnen aud tpobl barauf,
baB friber D6er ipGter einma[ elmer un=
ierer 9l9enten ite beiuden iutr6 unb tie
baum vpie sanSe @eidihte nbma4en f0n:
men,; obne erit @eIo III einen Brief tbun,
ooer cine Johannesburg taufen ;u nriiiien.
Sir mlBten bod - 10 meinen iie - piiz
fen, OaB fie vjebsn Nusen6Iif 8 fir
bic padr IhaIer lin6."
Gds ptiien mir nun in ben meiiten
Sd1cn aIerOinss, olciu bieies .Miiien
nibt uns nidts. Die 9rDBen llnfoiteu,
ueldle bic 9eriteuuu9 elmer 3eituue maht
unb bas 0oitporto miiiien bdar besoblt
tDerben. Dosu nber 9eb0rt boores
@eI6 un6 nidt bic bIobe lleber ;eueune.
baB unIere iduntieen S6uIbner am Iebten
Gnbe vgut" ituo. - Durd 9tidts fam
Seutaub einen 10 i4LaeenOeu SeDeis bos
fir ~liefern, onB CT vgut fir bic poor
GboIer" lit, ais babur9, OoB er ie f.
Lid besnbIt.
Shenandoah iDGte 6ies 10 iebr einIeuds
ten Die benz ~3nubmdnne, Der bod II {
Waatcn aud niht ouf Wonote Sabre
binous perpumpt, ionbern ee9en bdar @eLo
Derfnuft. - Nber mas ibnt reht lit, ons lit
uns biGig. @ir 96nnen benz 3onbmanu
Die bohiten Yreiie fir bic Griidte ieiner
2lrbeit, dber mir miirtiden aud, oaB ct lit
Der 9l6tragung ieiner Gerbinolinfeitcn
seaen uns ebenio pIuttIih uno getpiiiens
baft iei, pie ct es in Der @infailirung iei=
ner eisenen Gutbabeu lit, unb 6dB er bns
q EN- abntiperben nibt blob bdiie,
ionbern burd 8inttli6teit lit ieiuer Cab
Iun9en iberfIIiits made. Buuftz
Lide 3obIun9 ma6t quite Trsunoidoit.
0foB n0nm DTr bentertsn, bGB aud
ua9bem unisr Sorrdtb bon 8rdnien
bur9 10 reue Bidder ynd6sefIut" tporben
lift, Die 81 %uuierer ungenebmeu lleberraz
i6ung inn s2aufe bcs Oiouots Oidr3 in
GROCER Wlen8e ~cinge8aneenen 01euz8eiteLs
Iuu9en ion idon tuie6er ie5r dn9egriffe1
bdber. SommeH i'm 2lpril Die 8eltel1un=
gen nur ebenio maiienbaft, tpte i'll benz
eben dbseIoufeneu WOnat, 10 Derben bis
gum 1. Gsai ole Yrdmisubii9er 6ertbetlt
ieiit.
SGinois Stnnts 3cttrngS GDmpagnie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04

Die Staot Wf a II II B m tpeIde
9etpiilerntaBen ais Der obtre S6luBpuntt
oes BaIlertpegs .auf bent 9t6eilt Su betradz
ten lit, bilbet aus bieiem @runoe gegeitz
tDdrtig ben SammelpldB fit Die u us
10 Gnoerer aus @irttcmberg, Baoen
uno Der Yfal;. SG9li6 fomrtelt redt auz
lebnlide IruppS @urOpamiioer nit 6rauen
IL Siuoern, iGinmtli6 ben nidt uube=
mttteIten &ldlien angebDrig, bort an, I'm
ourb Sermitteluu9 Der iiber Oielel 3u;u9
bod)ertreuteu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ibre
Geile ben 9tbeiil biuab meiit iber Notter:
o1nt n1d 9lrnerito arsutreten. 9tod1 in
tcinent Sabr lit 81 oieier 3eit ein lolb Iebs
batter Berfebr in Dieier Besiebuua III ner=
3etdbnen 9~eiDelett, ui1b tpenn man bel ben
ibrc aIte 6eimatb Gerlafienoen @rfunois
9ul8en etil5iebt, muB man Su bent S6luS
tomnteit, Dap Die Nusipanoeruug in oieiein
Sabre 3u elmer tob nie errei6ten 669e o1s
madden iDiro. 9Im s. &priL poiitrten aus
Wiorl6 BET Sdrlsrube. DobIperitanDen
nur aus oieleut einen Ort 1U6 NusiDou=
oerer Wannbeim; Tirit 8ismarf hattie
bort gegcntp1rtig bic bette @eleeenbeit.
Nusfuuft aIer 9lrt iiber Die vaIidIid)er
nno sufriebenen 3uitdube" I'M oeutidleu
Satcrldloe, tDelde ct 10 duBerorDentiid
a1oercn Gdn6ern gescnibcr Dcruorbebt,
bon ldlidtct Soucrsleutcn gu erbalter.
2luS Burg auf Der Sni:I Iebz
marn miro SelGriebcn: Die Nuss
10 anoernng bon bier nad Qulerifa
mebrt it6 sulebenbs. @ause GSamilieu
uno @inSclne, iun9c mie alterc &eute riiz
lttr lid sur Nbfabrt. Inter Den 9lus>
penocrern b%eftnoen iid, luie Die vSieler
!3eitun9" nlcIoct. einige @eiGGftslcute,
Ddnoipcrtcr &C.; bic Ntehrsa9l bclte6t ies
bod aus 2anDicuten. OaSu tommt, baB
nieLe iun9e 2eute, tpeIde in ben lebten
Sabren Don bier nod Soma ausgewouoert
fino, bort nn6 tbren bier eingeeauaeneu
SrieIen uieL Slid 8ebabt babeN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
NebrnSfo.

SIM Nittclpunfte Der Gereinigten Staa=
ten gcIegen, ipeoer 81, ipett iiioli6 nod 81
ipeit n0rbIid, nit eii1em Booen 10 frudtz
bar, etnem &linla 10 geluno. %Eauopreilen
nod, 10 biGig, nte fetn anoerer Stdat lit
Qnlerifo oiele bret 0tnge suiamnten bietet,
lit gtebra5fn Der bette Stat fir Den oeutz
idsn Ginnanoercr, uub bietet ocntieIbeu
bic aiuitigiten @eIe9eubeiteu tiir etn gutes
6ortfomme:.
limb bier bot Die 8urlinatom II. Wiiourt
&iper neutrality-suspicious., Oerct @ltts
sci8e natt anocrSlDo TIT oiefcun
DIatte ft1Oet, nod Co., OO older oe5
beiten uuo biui9lten Nanoes lit 2lmerifa
su perfaufeu. Die 3ablunssternine iino
Die Itbernliten, Die !3Inict Die uieorigiter,
tpelde BON irgeuo elmer Gottogclcui6aft
bier;uluiloe angcboten iperoen. Sir oeut>
ide Yroidiireu iiber Die GinSelbeiten Der
@egeno, 4Sreile, Sermire u. i. 10. aorelitre
ma Xano Gommiiitoner y. & DC. Jt. Jt.
So, GincoIn, 9tcbrasfa, 9toroamcrita.
Sn NebraSfa fiiblt ii6 Der oeutiGe Gins
tponoerer aud baIo beimiid, Oenlt IS giebt
ou Suulenoe bon oeutiGen Sarmern, Wes
ldGftsLeutcr uuo banowerfern, melde in
allen Sbeilen oes Staates 81 ftrtoen fino,
urto i6on ieit Dieleu Sabren iDirD zines
Der b0diten Stats 2lemter BON einei1
9eborenen Oeutibeu befleioet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04

SIN 0erbam, unnett Ntetpcdftk
(@nGldno) lt0rb oicier Gage eine. Jrnv in
oer1 bobeR Utter bon los SGbren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04

-Sn Stetti II tuarb am 8. MGrs Der
6tneitl6e Sngenieur 36entzto.ioetp
tDe9eu OlebltablS 81 / Sabr 6 Monaten
@etdngntB uno 2 Sabren @broerIut uers
urtbeiIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
Meber Baltimore!
0eulI6er C(OyO.
Directe MISUNDERSTANDING 5tpi:
l9en DeutidGaltO lrnO Nm1erifa!
Giir3eiter @es nod benz 0eten, NOrOueiten
mt6 siioen Der Ser. Gtaaten!
UOtt Qampf(dif gtnte
;pii9en


Baltimore mo &remell,
ottect,
burdj bic prudtuoaen, eiiernen QoitsD ampfi6iTs:
,straBbmr9|".. 1920 Sonnett,
CAPT. @ctntbrM@.
,,8r atnfdwei0"".. 3.1OO SOnnen.
Capt. VObIc.
,NRrnber0". ..3,1OO SonncH.
Capt. S69cr.
,,&6In" 5000 SOnneaD
Capt. SIngft.
u9ermatm" =. 1900 XOnmeM.
Capt. Daur.
$500 3OnmetD
CAPT. YfetTcr.
uObio" $500 Sonnet,
Capt. SLEEPER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-24
Election is Over.

Now go and hcar the votes coant"G al
CLARK'S GALLERY, where the fines; Art
Works that have ever been exhibited in
N:wberry, are OF exhibition. And while
there s;l for your picture, and take TO your
homes some of their superior photographs.
We warn you that delays are dangerous :
go ere il is too late.
Mr. ". II. Clark feels confident, after an
experience OF fifteen years, that he can
produce class OF work that will please
and give perfect satisfaction.
Copying old pictures and enlarging to
any desired side, also reducing to the
smallest, speciality.
For style and quality of work, refers to
the editor of this paper.
CLARK BROS.
Noy. 10, 46-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-24
miscellaneous.
@
TALMAGE Oh NEWSPAPERS.
Their Cylinders the Front VII eels of the Lord s
Chariot.
New York Sun.

DR.. Talmage took two texts
yesterday morning for his sermon
about the newspapers. One was,
and the wheels were full of eyes.
He said What but the news.
paper printing presses have all
their wheels full of eyes? All
other wheels are blind. The man.
ufacturer's wheel sometimes rolls
over the operative fatigued in
every nerve and muscle and bone,
and sees nothing. But the news
paper press has sharp eyes, keen L
eyes, eyes that look up and down,
far sighted and near sighted, that
take in the next street and the
next hemisphere eyes OF criti-
cism, eyes of investigation, eyes
that sparkle with health, eyes
glaring with indignation: eyes
tender and loving, eyes frownirg
and suspicious, eyes Of hope, blue
eyes, black eyes, green eyes, sore
eyes, historical eyes, literary eyes,
ecclesiastical eyes, eyes Of all
sorts
DR.. Talmages sccoud text was.
For all the Athenians and stran.
gers which were there speut their
time in nothing else but either to
tell Or hear some new thing Dr..
TaImage said: That text gives
the cry of the world for q news
paper. In proportion as men be-
come wise they become iDqulsi,
tive, not about small things, but
about greater things. The great
question thunders, What is the
news? There Is a newspaper
in Pekin, China, that has been
published every week for thou
sand years, printed on silk. Rome
answered the question with the
Acta DiurnG. France answered it
when her physicians wrote out
the news for patients. England
answered it by publishing an ac-
count Of the Spanish Armada, and
it's newspaper press went on in
creasing until the battle Of Water
loo, which decided tho destinies
of nations Of Europe, was chron-
icled in a description of a third Of
a column! America answered the
question when Benjamin Harris
published the first weekly news
PAPER, eutltied Public Occurrences,
in Boston, in 1890. The first
American daily newspaper was
published IN Philadelphia, in 1854,
entitled The american Daily Ad-
vertiser. l will give you the gen
ealogical tree Of the newspaper
The Adam was the circular the
circular begat the pamphlet the
pamphlet begat the quarterly
the quarterly begat the monthly
L. the monthly begal the semi-month