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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-18

NIvEYAEp HAYES, March 1.-THE
brig ~cieamog, TON Cuba tor purilau
arrived here hst night She had aboard
twenty five vhun women add children,
claim Z to h re- ugcr- Iury are Pei
~. Il o. dispatches from Cubu tn be
b ipdt'. The r.vouua At Hmel StuueI
II /. Nt'r, Cav. thtr ills Do. Was uu the
watch for tho Srreamor aud fe 100 with
hnr one morning The brig anchored iu
the harbnr under survr lance of tn,
Dexter which anchored near 10y C.pt.
GAh,ol.ou has t.lo-raphri to Washing
ton for ius mcu,u- Gait Robinson, 4
the Scr.umcr Is annoyed at tho Vi ten
tiuu, iul claims that uIs p SIS ugers are
only inuoc Ia, rcfuR 90, and moi bandits
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-18

Inv EErooL, March l7--lho British
steamer GENERAL Roberts, from Calves
ton February 9TH, has arrived. Suo col
hdrd win Ioe fields and had her bows
Smashed The fore compartment filled
ergo. HE bark Lucic, Of Liverpool,
for San Francisco. WAS sunk by col
li-iuu a.d ,iN NJ thu crew drowned.
lhr captain aud three members 81 the
crew have arr.vol nj loushnl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-18

BUu4suLs, March Az army officer
Of high grade, we'll known shillful
swouI m ,u'ani crncN pigeon = Ut, has
been drtrc ell cheating cards HI.
gnius during one week were very large.
He at once oil red to resign, but his res
iguttinu WAS refused and al inv btieu.
llnm nrLlI-r.l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-18
One Word Gentlemen
OUR rJG w SUITS

are cu M The latest a made and most pcrfec Gug m
"'eu'7 "rri saw Give thorough
elsewhere order " sture reign
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-18
WE CAN SELL YOU

made amt as good d'ug can have made tor about
one hiatt the Price
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
snIrIts nnd splrit sharpa.

'There nave been more seandalsin Broad
stieet churches durife tive last lev mnnths
,au IN all the halls az IA. .plrlinali.,s ~
Phil sdeiphi. Tor wears pssr,'' said DR., West
brook last evening after tits regular sunday
.yening lecture ia the City In,tl,ule hall.
Some one had cent M Iequsst that no
snould give his opinion r0og: spisi,uAlism
snd spirituullsts aud he was .iylngit The
udieucs ,pplauded slightly There have
bean dscsptons. Of course, by pre-
lsnded msdlums. apirituslism IL the
tiilh OF AL persons who are not me-
tariGiisis and involves no mora
orednity or fraud with any other belief
There Is just NJ good evidence OF the *.
istenoe al rpirits BIS there ~ OF matter. All
The scripl urss shos that spirits occasionally
rs'urn to The esrh after death aud the
Cnris,iaD church Ia perfectly co sislent in
holding this faith. Tho communion OF
saints IN the prayer-book, In watch every
Ecif copallan Relieves, means tie inter
course between saints on earth and IN
heaven. Melanc,hon, The scholar OF the
R.forma ion, said: i have ms self seen
-pirlts and have known many others who
have both seen and converted with
,hem.' Luther's ana Oslvin's works are
,nll Of Spirits. 0b-rlin. after whom Oher-
llu college IL named, was a rcluc mt con
writ tnis dnctriue. end for nine v ar. had
interviews with his deceased wife. John
Wesley, the founder oi Mrihodism, gave
great prominence his writings b, his be.
Let IN tue doctrine of tue return of sp riis
~ q = va several sSsmolei oft. a sptrtt,
no esid, h.d no difficulty in travelling 5000
or 1900 miles in q minute.
,nis IA, ai@,ys Gu tina iaith
Il the Cnristian osurcb. spssk
nv the oonk when | soy that two OF the
most prominent bishops OF thu Episcopal
chnrch believe that they have received
spirits from 'Se other world" Other ex-
amples we're also given OF ths prevalence OF
tne belief In splritu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tipnas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
KsNNRrH RA7SKR, Chairman.

@. r. ALTkBM IN, Secretary
As secre's rv OF the Dallas county repub-
lean executive COMMITTEES, ot watch the
late C0lonel John a. Mann was chairman
and sfter con sulta.iop with and the hearty
concurrs CO of very large majority Of the
committee snd mem bers OF the, convention
INA, appo nted said chairman and com.
mittee, L fully recognize the aut 1ority OF
Mr. Rsyaer 10 make tse call a. above and
cordially approve OF the same.
Allan MARsHALI,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
political FONTS.
The Two ihiia, ruls nsc,lrlrE A..
tnlsH.

ssss,hirg said An, ~ The Division Of
THas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.

DALLAS, TEXA., March 9th, 1SSi.-The
repub icau. OF Dihas courtv are requested
to ns'emble Mt the couri-house in tue CITY
nf Dtllss q, 2 o'clock u M, city time, on
Saturisy. April 18th, 1884. in mass conven.
q n, for the purpose oi slec,iog ten Q0)
delegates ana ten (l0) alter ates TO repre-
sci,t Dallas c,unty Ia the state conyeniion,
to bs pel AZ Forth Worth April ooh, 1884,
aud 10 e'rcy ten Q0) delegates and ZEN az
,.lternates 10 repi' sent Dallas county In tie
Congressional coDvstinn>to be held at Ter
'eli Aorl 10 h, 1874. and to eject u chair
,hsu, secretary sad executive commute. for
D4llA. couuty 30 serve during the ensuing
rwn (2) yearS, and 20 transact such other
DuNin-ss ss may be brought before the CON
vsuiinn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

~ tlas sofoss me ooest, and ehloh Ne
hllfa IN apnly a. toe n bheft. dattsg
~ lie. When lIi. Ne olaims ~ hsys
salved The pfoblem NJ sddine q battery "a q
iine slmosC slthou' limit, ~ using slmui.
isntouslg number 0f indspepdsnt Inosl
bs tsfies, ifduoiioo ools aud dsylaiinR
poinis, and says he can aysft the
dsnR,r Of bnIning b,l,eh,s BY ".
skpefimsnis eefe si'hs ien.point multi
pa islsphsne ovef 80 miles OF wire. be.
tSeen Na~ York aud Washington. A
NJ REQ Instrument was working oloss 10 the
slsuhons. ana iha iuducsd current was 20
sifOns TINT the mess'gs going over the IN
,trumTui could he read through he trie-
Dhnne receiver. tbs inventor expected 70
ny Isesiy point transmitteE on the
icsan oshie. snd thiukss current will bo
fe"srat-i sufficiently stfong 10 overcome
the ToslaluICe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

iHfianes fisl nff could cot kfrs.
~ q hat fher sfnii Hfsafife sisiianof
nlmWlilffs so Nauf snl thd ~ iffsnns
~ fumIHf a. inlH ~ nn ~ isitis ~ 'init
sHy al them - fiuIsiinr The provisions ~
he Ia ffisisiufl ln fefafi ~ hsf diinF ~
90 nflnF I siii nos mfrtiur the fsniing
n shch TIE fsnchls thewssives are u
hffr Ilf ssnamfi n ~ this tins ahoni
d|F'iiIs tHf sfs'H hut o. won't do g.
chsFrr ihsi Mod rfVaplfiug ~ "a tho 90.
rfunf ~ TIE tile men. iify are not thai
fi' Il ~ psnils, They gill not cut f,nCes
Hnf hes oil mo- lfleh witnesses Thrir
~ hrafaf o. duFinF the hsli 81 last year
fhrn ihsii fsunst NsFs being eat KIT and
lrfi, D. m0Humfnf 80 iteif Tespect Tor me
less uf ihs lstd. Seen o1ulutt IL not that
m.n Who siFAni is Wiite'sts ~ olt ferets
Ln ~. nsE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
ALBANY.

ALBANY, March %.-TSpecisl.l- Our town
is booming. Several substantial stone
bulldogs IRE uudtr contract, and prospec-
tors are here looking for Business houses.
Ii, dry goods and provisions good trade 10
opeuins Stock OF AL kinds passed The
winter in good condition and many more
stock men are coming In and Investing
The leasing rates OF the land board don
suit general y, but in this count purchases
are and wi ne made of pubic LANDS. We
want some person to come and put M a
gin ard Touring mill. This is d good open
ing and one that will pay
Our court house, the best in the state, Is
about ready for the roo, aud cupalo adorD-
mems, such as bell aud cl lck. When tick
ing begins Won shall be int rmed by tele-
phone.
spirite, the stock thus far do vel and e
decidedly an addition to a2y country or
people.
Weather pleasant. Spring opening.
AZ elderly gentleman Of this county, who
he save, was mem her OF n-tionai demo
c,atic convention IN Baltimore in May ls44,
that nominated Mr.. Polk for president eud
Gorge NJ. Dallas vice. tsicent, Reader"
10 he HERALD Of IL b instant, asks you to
tell him when, where aud under what cir.
cum stances the twothird ruls rs applied to
nominating conventions WAS detained
You answer il was first invoked a." that
convention that nominated Meesrs Polk
and Dallas. This gentlemen says you are
mistaken or have been misiufovmed. That
the rule had its first conception and exis-
tepce In 1885 The second nominating DEM
ocratic national. held By delegates direc ~
from the states. The real auihor and mover
ii this rule. Robe Dromeooly Of Virgins
the successor Of John Randolph Ia his
old congressional dis riot, and Sydney
Bright Of North Carolina, YET Henry a.
Wise Of Virginia, always bad the paternity.
Van Buren got tho nomination In that
Of 1885 40 10 the one Of Jnpe
1910, but in 1874 the north yielded to the
SOU b and south west. After stormy con-
test Of four days between the several promi-
neps men Of the south and west. . d. l.es'e
from New Hsmpshire nominated Mr. + TX
dark horse) ~ho got IL BY reclamation.
the ger tleman can give many interesting
politicsl dore of oldeD tlmss .cri b rsmem..
bering He saysit was Polk Dsllss ~
Texssi, that brought him aad his desttnits
TO the Lone Star state. immediately after
The inauguration Of Mr.. Polk
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

II 10 well kaowu INA. DR.. P,ice's Cream
Bsking Powder has peen made for mary
years without reducing it's standard OF ter
feet putty, and hat there ie not anothfr
baking DO .der in the market that csn
s,and so good test for ff.cti sene.s health
fuiness ard freedom from injurious enb-
stancrs. the lest " " tnr issnny biscuits
10 the oven.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
Important.

IupUrtunt. -.
Wlen you visit or leave New York City.
save baggage, expresses or Carr aye hire and
sop ~ the GrsDd Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up a. cost of 81 900 600, re.
iuced +, 81 and upwards per DAY. Euro
Dean plan. Eievstor. Restaurant supplied
With the best. Horse cars, stag, and ele.
vs,ed railroads. to all depots. Families can
i've better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel thap In snv oihor tirst-ciass
.otal in ~.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

TIE e1tf<-<Io Dft fIrss VI this dis
~ iun)ta.e Krs f'sirR unsn'msfy Of
len1iB.tFis IL isvqr Of the denomination If
Hon, o IL WrisbayD fov cnnEresp, AID 90
0rDpf+I - NJ rfcoer'xsd thss there p.l
'1<bs - ~ n .rtr-<,sfs IN are spfiic.entl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

Fits: All fits stopped free BY DR.. Kline
Great Merry. Rsstorer. No f,s Hfer frs
DAVIS use Marvellous cures. Tiep'ise spd
Q trial ro,tle free to fit cases. Send to Dr.t
Kljue; 93l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
Proposed Transatlantic Telep hone.

Espesim-p we're re Dtsy trade v IN a
tsispovne appsfs,us oI y &icais~u ~.
veDtor Which he thtnR can ; utilised for
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

tffps0f ~ dI.iflf hsfe ifsfnfl ~ ~.
ffifIaFiIe Vsluf ~ his fffFItes al ihff
sfs fflffftlf rff Nlll|ff a. ff0laffe e.
snls so siihini fepfstfftsiife shn be
if nnsrff afd siffnf'h ~ ihr lsilnntl lff'
itaiuf iff zee anf united msh, 80.
q msiiif fns .ffat he msfiis. sauii he
~ nn Iff0ilesl hstthi a. hls e0nfutHEnit
iftt ifssf fhfss 80 fIuT YeeFs. NJ. Mgllf
bora hss ne frpfflfuCf, 81 Ivy tur ~ No.
. e. d. es.ssrl IL isndff hira a-'ul ffr-
fssrrIa isF 10 his disif a. and STATE, sni o.
msmhsf ~ toe Texas dele. ~ on he's rssnr
hrtfr use 80 he uplnrtunififs IN rHi o.
rfeii0n. ilsf o. NE popularity AMI ihe
vsIk tYidtrt ~ efminstion ~ his lnallI a.
ems /, return him. We Ars plrtstd ID oh-
serve that ia nj. the people ~ hfqnr
county are ~ tirtlf m hsrmo1y sith tss
balance OF the di.rIici r. II ~qn- blafe
Not ~ Any Means,
Nhrn Suu ssstr nsusoh's cipcine POI
ous III scr don, seespi any o,hsIs - lasi
ra.H aaufa
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03
THE JULY CENTURY.

Contains a remarkable contribution
to United States history in ''The
Ku. KiuxsK'an: Its origin growth
and disbandment," by the Rev. D
L. Wilson, of Avlaski, Tenn, who
vouches for his facts, most of which
ares new to the public, and will
prove revelation to many who
consider themselves well-iDformed
on all the outgrow tbs of the late
conflicts in the South. This paper
also furnishes the text for the lead
ing editorial, in Topics Of the
Time"
The Frontlspiece. is an engraving
from full length photograph Of
John Brigbs, accompanying care
full and discriminating estimate, by
T. n. S. Escott, editor of "Fort-
nightly Review Mr.. Escott in
cludes in his article several anus
ing and characteristic anecdotes OF
the great English radical.
In fiction this number is particul-
arly strong. Frank e. Stocton has
one of his inimatable stories, "The
Reversible Landscape on art Of a
'kind that cannot be to high and
Mrs. Julia D. Whiting writes a
pathetic New England love story;
besides instaIlments of G.. w. Ca
ble's "Dr. Sewer" in which we
hear mutterings of the coming re-
.be'lion; and the conclusion of "Lady
Barberina," by Horny James, III
which there is an elopement-
Declaring the Intention of the Vii
lage to Curb and Pave Second
and Spring Streets.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03
It. Nicholas For July

Isa brilliant Fourth of July
number, which should arouse the
interest and enthusiasm of every
patriotic American girl and boy
The number:.opens up with Chow
the Tories broke up Nee ing by
Emma w. Demerltr, spirited
sketch of revolutionary times "a
Fourth of July among the Indians
tells of a very modern celebration
of our national holiday, on the
plains, by large company of the
nations wards; the author, W. P,
Hooper, writes amusingly, and has
illustrated it at once truthfully,
humorously and profusely.
An interesting aud valuable con
tributlon is the story of Richard
Lord Jones 1.-The Youngest Soldier
of the Revolution by WV. Gran
nell; it is accompanied by fac
imile engraving of a three dollar
bill presented to the nero by Mrs
Martha Washington. In "Nabby
Backing on" Virginia L. Town
send aptly versifies a bright touch
of nature, an incident of the march
to Concord. E. S. Brooks falls into
line with the boyhood biography
of sS.e,.hen Van Rensselaer, of Rem.
sselaerswyck: The BOY PATRON,
the "Historic Boy" who nob'y sup
ported the cause OF independence
the success of which was to stri!
him of all his hereditary rights
and honors.
Of.timeIy interest and impor
tance is Charles Barnard's graphic
and accurate account OF The Bar
thoIdi Stutue," the great Libert,
that soon is TO stand On Beldoe
Island, New York Harbor.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03
A N.,eeas.S S,sinlOas.

What a peculiar feeling is ex
perienced by Americans the first
time they gaze upon ro::a''y.-
Here, in this free cuuntry, where
everv citizen is a king and every
mother a qneeR, peep al roy
ally or titled princes and peteh-
ta.es does not come very often.
Morbid c*riosity often leads onI
citizens 10 act LA a manner un
becoming their. high estate Pe-
runa is fast making its way fhro'
out the land and is becoming
known. Everywhere that it Is
used by the sick and afflicted, il
makes wonderful cures, and is
given all the praise for its good
work. - s.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03
To the MOssntains and Sea
Shore.

The Columbus, Hooking Val
lev & Toledo Railroad Company
in connection with rhe Michigan
Central, "Nisg CARA Falls Route y
has arranged for three grand
pleasure excursions via Toledo,
Detroit, Niagara Falls, the peer
less st Lawrence, Montreal, Que
bee, Ottawa, Lake Mempiirema-
gog, Bethleham, Fabyans, the
White Mountains. through the
Moth and North Conway, to
Portland, Maine, and the Sea-
shore, Wednesday, June 25th,
Tuesday, July 18th, sad Angus:
5th, 1854. Round trip rate from
Logan $27l5. Tickets good re-
turning for sixty DAYS. These
excursions will be personally
conducted as heretofore, by NJ. G.
Roach, Southern Passenger Ag't
| Ill G r r., Toledo, Ohio. assisted
by Mr. W II Greegor, Travelling
Passenger Agent, who will
cheerfuliy answer commanica-
tiOns relating TO tie same.
June 26-2w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03
ANEDITOR,S TRIBUTE.


Theron P. Keator, Editor OF Fts
Wayne, Ind, "Gazette,' writes: ::
For the past five years have always
used DR.. Kings New Discovery,
for coughs of the most severe char
acter, as well as those of a miider
type. 1t never fails to effect q
speedy cure. My friends to whom
/ have recommended it speak Vt it
in same higp terms. Having been
cured by it of every cough | baye
had for 1--WE years, consider it the
only reliable and sure cure tor
Coughs, Colds, etc." Call at +. Har-
rington's Drug Store and get a
Free trial bottle. Large size $l.0O.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03
Fourth Of July

Excursion to and from all sta
tions on the G. H. V. & T. R'y
Excursion tickets will be sold for
all trains on July Sd and 4th,
good to return until Saturday
9Th, 1854, inclusive, at one fare
for round trip. Improve the op-
portunity to visit the Capital
City where there will be many
attractions, such as horse racing
fire works, street parades. and a
game of base ball, both in the
morning and afternoon OF the 18th
between the Columbus and Bal
tin,ore Clubs. The same class OF
attractions at Toledo on the 4th:
the base ball game will be be-
tween the Toledo and Brooklin
clubs.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03
Dr.J. C.Ayer & Co., Lowell, ISess.
ss,d By All DE.HisaH


Its hct not generally kns~n that ~
Jos.ss Bos1 Gold Watsk Gus rsally oao-
tain more psrs gold than many "solid"
gold cases The demand for thess wstch
cases hasled to the manufacture Of vay
poor grade of solid gold watch casss--
low in quality, and deficient IN quantitys
These cases are made from A to 10 kazaalt
and S or 6 karat case is ofeec sold for II
or IA kaSats. It Is NOT economy to buy .
watch case 50 poor in quality that It win
soon lose It's color, or one % sol8 that il wiz
lose its shaps and fill 10 shat tight, thns
Lifting in dust and damaging the works, o.
one 80 thin that q slight blow viii break
the crystal, and perhaps the novsssn&
1t is economy to buy Jomss Bo5 CD
WateA Cdse, in which xoNs Of these thing
ever occur. This watch case = ~ a 0p9S
xsent-it has been made nearly tb3g ys~2
HAsLRTon. Pa. Osl - ~
sold two Janes Boss Gold WstcA Caso oaze0
rood condition yet One of tAom - caz1isa ~ .
eaxpentee, Nj. L. N. Drake. Of HAzlseuu. sd @ly
shows the wear In one cf two plaess. - oenR -
M. Bowman. Of Cunningham. Pa: I'D ean -
duee Cae o. both of thess casss sS any ma
S1Lvxsx6 E1ofA IsssaN.
s,.A ss.f ss..p - Ks,.s..s Wsssk c. Hsssst ~
aejphaa- Rn, kandss6s no1ss1sA rDDh4 sAswU -
1io 1sS - ksysesss Wssse Csss 0s1.1A
(zs b Cesetasai>
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03
ANANSWER WANTED.

Can any one bring US a case Of
Kidney and Liver Complaint that
Electric Bitters viii not speedily
eurea We say they can not, as
thousands of cases already perma.
nently cured and who are daily
recommending Electric Bitters
will prove. Bright's Disease, Dia-
betes, Weak Back. or any urinary
complaint quickly cured. They pu-
rify the blood. regulate the bowels.
and act directly on the deceased
parts. Every bottle guaranteed
For sale SOC. o bottle by +. Har,
YingtOn.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03
Fo,lrt:, Of july 1854.

The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati d
ST. Louis Railway and the Chi
cage. ST. Louis Il Pittsburgh Rail
road, Panhandle Route, will sell
cheap excursion tickets to and
from all stations on July Sd and
Hin, good to return until July 9TH
Inclusive. Children between
the ages of five and twelve years
| will be carried at one-half eX-
cursion rate.
Great preparations are being
made at many prominent points
| TO celebrate the day in an ap-
propriate manner, and all the
! popular resorts will be filled
with patriotic picnic parties:
THE rates will be very low, and
everybody should turn out and
enjoy the Glorious Fourth.
:. .- E A. FORD,
ssNp TT A.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03

H3rrer's Magazine TOT Ju'y, III
its iiteratuae and its illustrations
is a m,rror of the summer world
In its opening article we are trans
ported to the Valley of the Nile
Dr. Travellers description of the
Nile Festlvai-the burden of his
paper-is as pictur sque as are the
effective illus rations contributed
by Sir Frederick Leighton, the
President of the Royal Academy.
DR.. Moritz Busch takes US to
Prince Bismarks fayorite hannts-
his Pomcrrnian home, his country
seat ia the heart of Sachenwald.
and his beautiful park in Varzin
His paper is mainly occupied with
personal sketches of The Prince.
aud it is illustrated with a fine full
page portrait from the only pho
tograph ever taken of Bismark
with his beard fall grown.
Philip Bourke Marston's de
Iigh.iul poem, '',-.'he Roses and the
Nightingale" is a pleasant in'er-
lude between Strai ford and Har
row, whose Cricket-match at
Lords brings the London season to
a close. The illustrations for Mr..
Hatton Harrow on the-Hill" are
very picturesque.
The s'Summer Resorts of the st.
Lawrence are beautifully de-
scribed by Annie Howel,s Ere
chette, and as beautifully -i'lustrat-
ed by Henry Sandham.
Alice Comyns Carr contributes
an exceedingly interesting paper on
the professional Beauties of the
Last Century" and the illustrations
are from the paintings of Sir Johus
Reyolds. and other masters of that
pcried-the admirers as we'll as the
limners of the beautiful woman
here portrayed.
With the chapter ON "Old Hick-
ory'-illustrated by, full page por
traits of Andrew jackson and
Daniel Webster-ColoneI II Hig-
gison concl utles his interesting AM
erican History Series.
This number contains eleven full
page engravings.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-07-03

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