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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09
Grange Meetings.

State Master ROBBIE makes the following
announcement:
Col. j. II. Brigham of Ohio, Master of the Ma
tional Grange, will make an Official visit to the
State of Maine and will deliver series of agri
cultural lectures to the members OF our order and
farmers of the State as follOWs:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09

Among the invited guests of the assocla-
ton were Sheriff Webb. Judge George F.
Gould, Marshal Green. Deputy Marshal
Crowell, Capt. George H. Abbott, Capt. c.
w. Roberts and others.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09

Mrs. benjamin Harrison, wife of the Pros
ident, arrived at Nantucket, Mass. yester-
day morning, called to the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. Lord. Va ''ei
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09

Advice TO Netherlands. wINSLow'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sunerer at once; il produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes as "bright as BUTTON. II is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child soft
ems the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind. regu
lates the bowels, and is the best known remedy
Tor darrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. twenty-five cents bottle.
febl W,F&w1y6
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09

Inc necessary expenses of these several meet
ings VIII be paid from the funds Of the State
orange; The executive committee most earnest
~ aSR ine Patrons Of Husbandry Of the State who
meetings are to be held personally and colIec-
tVeIy 10 90 all In their power to make the attend
ance large and demonstratve, and thus add to the
merely give our Worthy National Master, Col. j.
ID. Brigham, loyal and generous reception The
special arrangements OF the exercises in each
music and other entertainments, are left with the
Patrons OF Husbandry where the addresses will
be delivered. We trust that there will be early
and earnest response. and everything will be done
by concentrated effort of the members of our
organization to make. these meetings attractive
and worthy of our order
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09

Ing nie'hoers present were:
Geo. S. Aver, Geo r. Anorevs
ID. II. Chandler. 'Iohn n 1rn atas
II. O. ColeswOrti,y. REM r CaoL
A. Is. Crafts, W. T. Cole
). +. Ghamberiain. J. Colesworthy,
Geo. L. Coburn, b Carleton
J; T. Day, T. W. Dill,
A: A: Douglas, Geo. L. Day'
W. x. Dana, Daniel Dana
i. s. Douglas, n A. Farrar
l. s. Farmer, d. ?. Field ''
9, Il. Fro Frost, f. # fBcw Febes
X. FIckett, ID. II. Roster
H. w Fnrblsb y ii.a nyJStoi'
j. NJ. Gould W n Googins
L. A. Gray, 4 l.. Greene
A. q. Goss n n Gra o1e'
Al. j Getehru r Greana
w. l.. Grover, ]. B. Goodwin
ELS. Gould. Itbsma J HoMstd,,
C. W.iHenfy. m IL IT Hansoo
A. j. Hodsdon, As HodsSon'
+ e. p PTeffP r po Liou5uoh'
g. G. Barr As Rrvant
j. Barbour, =. Rabhett
| Il. w. Brown. r. r. Rrown
!. s. Bradbnlrv r. P PaHwnd
~ n Paiisy'' ~ n P1a,liaIu,
r n n Raatiys, a. D. S.i piake,
II Hond p"nd
a. H. Brown n II R,,rnhor,
I Ready a n P p,urnialii
Z. ii. Eustis, G. 3. Enstis
a. w, Eusris. II EiyvaiI
a II RIVAL D. Eiwen,
a Inhns"n NJ. yoIuan,
III. H. Jones T Iaiyors
A. jacobson. q, r snbnson
II. o. A. Johnson r Ialiorsa,'
q. II King ~ n Wnu,
9 Eniags,, y. Y; kennedy,
I, PilIsb9ry. q II P Pvrueuy'
A. III, Pnrineton W II 49, a.a,
NJ IT paars66n w. ~; prescott,
r onint a Nell,
r II Saad' d. N hedion,
I HanS"rs, "A. 2; Meau,
IA Hau 'on' ID. y; ae%ey,,
n n nii'i a ". holland,
~ " i Ha,,.aa, =; Harrlsi
aifraa ai H qHSn' ~. 2. Housdon,
q ri H n ra1A'' T. ". Lar Harper.
F. A. Il. Howard p { Han,,roona
a q H,ggip mafu' Il ~ .; hammond,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09
=, MAINE Genealogical society.

The Maine Genealogical Society will hold
meeting in the rooms of the Maine His
torical Society at o'clock this afternoon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09

DR.. w. A WEIGH of New Haven, Conn,
Is making arrangements 70 practice in this
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09

Cast0ra cures Collie, Constipation;
Sour stomach, Diarrhoa, EructatiOn;
Gives healthy sleep; also aids digestion;
without narcoti stupefacton octEti&wly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09
MARRIAGES.

In Windham, Aug. z. by Rev. r. j. Kyle, Edw
w: Morton and Miss Margret F. GRAHAM, both of
Windham.
In Gushing, Aug 2, Ulysses Davis of Friend
ship and Miss Lillian E. Chadwick of Gushing.
In North Haven, Aug. 3, Ulysses s. G. Prescott
and Miss Sarah F. Calderwood.
In fremont July 81, Charles L. Haynes and
Miss Cora E. Newman, both of Southwest Harbor.
In Oakland, July 81. Vestayus Littlefeld of Saco
and Miss Addie Farnham of Oakland.
In Steuben July %, Alfred f. Pinkham OF STEM
ben and Miss Flora M. Grace of Addison.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09

For airy case of nervousness, sieep-
lessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
sry Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
The only nerve medicine for the price in market.
dWlM
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09
The Fish Arrivals,

Never before this season h ave fish of all
kinds been so scarce as they have been this
week. The larger wholesale dealers in fresh
fish report they are unable to supply their
regular trade. There is no mackerel. little
cod ana haddock, and the catches of sword
ana halibut are small compared with what
they used to be. The following were the ar
rivals yesterday:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09
ROOMS.

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-At %
y Pine street, corner of Winter number of
nicely furnished rooms either single or en- suite.
after Monday, July 20. 6tf
ITO LET-ROems with or without board 60
Il High st. TRANSIENT. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09

Remember these Sets are not daubed
over by inexperienced wOrkmen, but are
finished with all the care necessary for
an artist to produce good work; some
Painted Sets that we have seen offered
for sale, are not to be compared with
what we speak OF here, either In style,
finish or price, for the cheap article Is
not always the cheapest. Full value for
every dollar In these sets, besides max
ing home look cheerful and sunshiny.
OF course we have the usual supply OF
New and Fashionable goods for Parl0r,
Dining Room, or Kitchen, Ranges and
Carpets, Silverware and CrOckery,
Pianos and Organs. Furniture for eve.
free delivery to nearest railroad station.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-09
BUSINESS CHANCES,
BOARD.

HOARD.
ROARD-We have accommodation for a few
- more Doarders; large rooms and terms
reasonable. WOODLAND HOUSE, Woodfords.
oil
GUNNER BOARD-Parties wishing conn.,
- try board, address M. @. BURNELL, Gorham
Me-, Box 4, Best city references. 134
POARDERs WANTED-At Rock Bound
- Park, Peaks Island; have group Of new
cottages at TINS place and propose to fit them up
and will furnish meals in one Of them; a splendid
view OF the harbor and islands can be Obtained
cality can be desired. Address or apply 10 J.
T., County Commissioners office, Portland Me.
lett
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13
Man iebe bte YrDbenz
Mrbeit

Der sarten, friiden Wdcdentnofpe fif
mebr uno mehr erfhLieben.
Sod abnte bte Brin3eiitn ntht, bab
Der Sreunb tbrer Rinberiabre fte pier
Sabre ipdter bitten piiroe, bieien yla=
men NIT einem iiberen 3u tauife en-.
4ls aber nah bier Sobren Der &rpn=
prin3 NIT Der @inpiuieune ibrer fluff
liAen @ltern iih um ite bemarb, ba
sDgerte bic iedsebnidbrise prinae7in
au@ nidt, Dem fDntsliden Sreunbe
Qers unb 6ano 3u iGenten.
SIN Mdrs murbe In Ttlhbah bic
g%erlobnng gefeiert, uno In bemielben
CONNER nod fonb ftd abermals Der
firiflide 8rdutigam als 3euge BET Der
Confirmation ieiner 8raut Elm.
8alo mad oiefer fd5nen 8eit innerer
grbauuns idlas bic idpere Erennunss>
ftunoe bonn @~lternhauie unb 8aterlano,
BON ben @eipielen uno bon ben pislgez
Iiebten gltern.
DDh norerf fpIto es mod ntht baau
fommen, benn Vr,rs Wilbelm uno feline
8emablin geleit,tsn Die artnutbsppQffe
Iu@ter auf ibrem 8,autyuee, Der Ell
neat tpabren Tltumpbsage eltd, in bic
nene Qetmatb on Der grinen Star. IS
ging In Eaeereiien uno iobaIo nit Qpf
baieriIher Booen betreten tpar. be
carmen Die feierlihen Gmpfdnse bic
6uloisunaen SGulninationen unb berg
l;den Nniprohen en- Die bsiBerietn,e
iurge &ronfrinseftn. Mue Welt NOR
entsadt DON osr tmoliben 2iebenspirz
bteteit uno anmutbspcIen 2sutieliafeit
Der iunSen Sdrfer tohter. Nlbis par
Der rei,uoasn Mnmutb su osraletden,
Die aus oisiem ieelenpoaen Wdbhen.
antl.s iprad uno ieber. DER fih Der
hchen 0raut rdbern ourfte. nu6te
ntdt senus BON iaier Shbnbeit unb
9eutieliefelt gu iosen. Sa 8aierns
gclt prizes fih laut 9lddtih uno nannte
iiberaa NIT Stol3 ietne Rrcnprin;eifn
Wdrte.
Gder Often 3eiete iid oieie 6reube
In benz feitlideu Shmrd Der @eb6noe
uno 5traben. &elh uno Nrm tpettei-
(.felte IN Den gepe,isn bersltder gerebr=
Jung. nebsroa fdnen Der flrfliten
Brout bic Rinoer nes 3orbes nit Iau=
tenn Subel entsesen uno manh riitr.
enoe Scsne ereisnete iih babel. Gin=
mol geiha5 es aud, baB bic iunge
Iiirfin, ibrem berslihen @eflble nadbs
sebeno, Die tIeine Nbseiancte eines
Stdotdens sdrtlth In bic Nrme ihlDB
unb inni9 tiBte, mdbrenb Tb,dnen Der
RGhrung ipre ihbnen gugen fiiIten
grit mad rreitdsiser Reiie uno enb
lOien Quloi8unsen uuroe Der Brin,eb
Warie bic 5reube Der Wieberiebens
nit ibrem ..Brautieam. Sn 2anbsbut
mar es, ND RronpIins Mar Der 6eiber=
iebnten sueri feline 0uIoisung auf benz
8Ooen ieires 9anbes barbringen frnnte,
bic er enoIih an 10. October lie Il
sie fsl. Reftoeaa ieinen fOnieliden
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13
"a ot Ste strabe, IA > # Ste Str,, st. @aul.

Shtffein aus a%ussebDblten 8aumrin;
ben. bic reeels uno funitsere6t NIT Sc.
seln perieben. bann ais preubiide Slot
tile In ben Sdlobteid seiebt puroen.
Isle oft mag unier 9rinsebden Marie
BET foldem Gdaufpiel 1T bic 6dnoden
flatideno gfjubelt baben!
oils bic &leine tbre 0dnbden su meb,
brouhen tcnnte, brahte Der @eburtstae
ibr eth alerlisbfes 8utterfdblein, ir
benz fte nun baS DIT angeitaunte Sc:
fHdft 6es Musbutterrs ielbf beiprgte.
spdttr tpurre ibr AUDI nod bic Muf
gabe, alImpreenlih bic Gter aus Den
Qiibnerneife teri gu iarnmeln; - weIde
Sreube, tper1 es redt pisle Der alter
erfabrenen 8sidliebetin gu abelbringer
CAB Mm erbBten ober tpar oas Gnt:
siden, tpenn bic fiirflide SHUTTER iid
be-bellieb, an ben Sptelen Der 2inoer
tbeilsunebmen, uno lie farete nit ibrel
8eri5nlidteit bistei teinesmess. Sc:
ri6tet ite bo9 felbft in einem 8riefe or
ibre Mutter In .0omburg bon fDlb
einem b~eionoers pergniigten Nahmittag
an benz fe uGlsden uno Marieden UNI
nie @ette ~selaufen Tel uno ben Siee
bapor ge.raeen babel"
ObmDbL In Der freien Notur reht
lsbbaft, fonnte 4,inseb vMarteGen"
bcd audi re9t ffiue fiben, tpenn es gait
Oie @egentpart Der a~nsebeteten Muttel
gu erIauite en-. llno bas gsidab nth
ielter. tpsrn bic 8rinssNin NilteIm II
ihrem vblausn 3immer~ In 6ii&bad
idrieb pber fid ernfter 2setiire binsab
Da iaB bonn uniere Drin5eB In oei
6sniferniSte - cine ibrer 2,eblinss'
puppen i'm Arm - mnb blidte trdume
riih lber buntle Sidtentpdioer binau;
auf bic 5dneefuppe, ooer tire bIauet
Rinoeroueen rubten inneno auf fei
ihbnm 9e,lieenbilosrn, bic 10 iiberre,d
bieies @emad ldmidten.
Mber nidt nur S,lhba6 iab oi
i1ftlide Gamilie 10 it6n p~ereitt, aud
i'm I. sdlcHe in Berlin tpar oos So
milienlebsn niht minoer trduIih. Be
ipnners bes Mbenbs, tpentl Die Haihtei
bes Sc1ebens bic furflifen Otter,
nidt fern bieltsn, CAB es uab Dem &c
meiniam einsencmmeuen Tbee ranG
teiteres 9lauoeritinbhen, IN benin bi
8riioer benz ilnsifen Sdweiferleil
Sdife uro 9feroe seihneten. 9rinsei
Warie ueriudte wphI AUDI ielblf Sc
btlce ihrer Stunt gu 8npier su brinsel
uno ben fii,fliden Batter oan,it 5u be
identen.
Der ihDn ertpdbnte gufentbalt Il
&5ln brahte unierer ledsidbrisen 9rin
seB audi einnral beipnoers Iuff.ael
Spab. oils an1 Saih;nsstag plbsl,d
cine grc6e Sdaar alletltsbif rertIeicete
GDlner &inber In ibr @emah bran
unb nun Dor ibr ipielte. tanste unb fang
Sc stid einem Boltsfef I'M tleinen I'm
9,tnseB Watie tpar Die rrunterlfe unite
|; ! ben Nlntern, osnn ger5hni an be
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13
&0mt9tm : @tttter Warta
bon Satertt.
Gtne 2ebfnslft3se BON SfabelIa s u m M
tm Batter. Gurier'.
uBpbI benz ! gel,s mus id i'm preiien,
De tn Der StiIe Der l1noIifen Slur.
Ser bon oes 2ebens pertpprrenen Rreiier,
&utolt1 ltegt an Der Bruft Der Natur |"

0ieB bon SdtQer seprteiene Slid
tcnnte tppbl taltm cine anoere Siiriten:
tpdter mebr ibr eieen nennen, ols I'm.
Iere inntg geltebte uno perehrte, unper'
gtblide GfntstnsM utter Marte BON
8atern.
Sin 5tiHbaasS 9leften am Is. Oct.
1895 ols stpette Ep&ter oes 9rtnsen
@ilbelm bon 9reuben unb befen Sc
tuabIin Marianne, eeb. prinwftn bon
6eFens9 omburg, eeboren, senpB bic
9riuseb Marie ale Sreuoen elmer elid=
1elioen atnberseit. Au ibrsn bret alte=
rem @ef6pitern Icatbert, eeb. 1911,
@liiabetb, eeb. 1916, uno @albemar,
eeb. 1917, teiaB tie n,&t MIR sdrtlide
8rioer unb cine liebenSe Sdweifer,
fpnbern audi btitere Spieleefdbrten.
Die 9rineTin @ilbelm liebte ca8 Sc
BEN auf Dem 3anoe ilberaus, 10 oaB tie
ben eeppbnten Sonmeraufsntbalt tn
Sii&ta6 meiif Bis ttef tn en- Spdts
6ertf binaussog; ia nidt ieIten bliet
fe bis Weibnahten, trenn idon ldusli
Der Sdnee auf cen Suppen oes felftsen
&ieisneebirees lag.
vMenn man rur 8dunte bat ure
&ube uno Stile, 10 1iebet oos 2ebeu
bod beiterer unb lietlider oabin" -
iprad ii& bic 9rinseb @ilbelm in etuem
Brittle aus. llno als nas Sobr 1881
fe In cen Mausrn ppr, aDln lab, fonnts
lie ni&t eenug voie 8obltbat ibres
etituen @drtGens" preilen Gber MIDI
tur bic 2iebe sur Natur fefelte BIZ
Mutter unlerer NrinaeB Marie an Slid:
bad, icnoern aud bas 8eoGrfniB I'M:
aeffbrten 2ebens NIT ibrem @emohl.
NIT ibren prddtisen Sinoern. gud
bina fie nit miitterlider Gorge an ibrer
l1ntertbanen. Die DieneriAait beS
GdloTes, sumeif aus 8etpcbnern oes
0prfes eewdtlt, eifrsute fid Ses I'M
m~ittelboren 8ettebrs nit itrer tpbet
@utsberrtn uno ifanb unter Der peribn
Iihen Gufiht o~erielben.
gud bic Rinber oes Gcrfes curftet
aIs aern eeiebene @dfe bet ben fttrft
Ihen Sinoern eintebren, uno tlmrnel
ten fi6 biele In @eieaidaft Der GDrf
iueeub in Bart nno 8ieis. 9aro u
6ano burdfrsiftsn Die Sinoer ben 4art
nod 8lumet 1uhenn, 8dftr, Sdmet
terlinoe uno Qbslein belauldeno, Prtn
aeR Morte immer In ibrer Mtitte.
&ruSer Gool6ert, bent bamals lido
bic SGiFobrt unc oaes, pas tarnit 81
fammeutiae, bon hDhfem Sntereh
mar, perfeltiste NIT 8ruosr @albema
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13
BerfeEr nit Rinoern aler Gt6n6e.
fannte lie fsine Sheu.

gertetr nit 2inoern aler @tdnoe,
fannte lie teine Sheu.
Snspiiden tparen bic 8riiber berons
senadien ; Brins Goalbe1t mabte 1882
feline erife gro6e &eiie nod 9ouano uno
Gnslano, uno prins @albemar ftano
BET ber Nrnee. Die Trennune bon ben
lieben 8riibern fisl Der rod In eara
tinoIidem IIter itebenben BrinseTin
opd idtper eenug> uno prins 8arl bon
QeHen' Darmltaot flbrte barauf audi
bic sur Iiebliditen Nofe erblibte @4mez
fter gliiabetb aus benz lieben 6ilhbaG.
SIS tpar nun fat gans ifiI geuoroen in
Dem iont 10 Iauten SdloHe, unb Brins
seHin Watie etbielt caruut AUDI etne
tleine @efdbrtin In elmer tpenise Sabre
dlteren 0ransDiin, bic susIeid bic Mufs
eabe bes Sron35fidIebrens nit Der bes
nnterbaltens perbano.
Oa mitten In tieie Stine brong Elm
seller S~reuoentpn: 9rinseb Marie tpas
Eante genorben. unermiblt6v Ihleppte"
lie ibren tleinen Heffsn MN umber uno
fannie tetn et6Beres Slid, ais nit ber
iubsn 8itbe I'M 5doOb gu plauoern
Wdbrenb bic YrtrseGtn 10 alsrlei ilbes
3eug ~plauberte. itrobIteu lore stpei
srDBen &tnoeraugen unb taudten tiei
In bic perpunoert breiniebenben ountlen
8abpsuder. Spisle, sans auoers unt
bel iGDner, al8 iene nit ben puppen,
Die ite cod auh gar serre bette. Dte
2~iebbaberei, init Puppen su ipieler, er,
bielt fth aber troebem Bis tpeit In ibre
Wdodentaae, uns Ianee nohoem 4rin-
sB Narie Die Ginberihube ausaetreter
Bate, befaeen Die guppeu nod elmer
bsfonoern &sij fIr fe4 So, man er:
sdblt, oaB niht r,lr Rronptins Mcrimt=
ltan feline bobe 8rout beim Spiel mil
Buppen heIauiht bnbe, irnoern bof
audi Die &Dnistn bon 8atern ibrer 2ieb:
~lin9spusps Elm gldBhen utter itrer
Nnoenfen aus ben Girbetiabren BE-
tuabrt babe.
Treilih a!s Der Rrpnprins bon 8aierr
gum erlfen ma'e Diein'ee lab, pelds
ipdter fem 2eben 10 reid lhmiiden bali,
oa mar oas B%nppeuipiel bel Brinsefn
Narie cine t5dit naturlid c 2iebtaberei.
War ite bod erif feds Sal re alt Nber
trcb fieies tinoIiden Nlters mahte Il;
auf ben fGritiiden Sat ibrer @lterr
einen 10 lisblihen ginbrud, SoB Rrpn.
pr,n; Wor fe nur ben ,,@nsel" nannte
allh lie fiblte ftb bon oem ltebeuspiir'
oieen Struggling anseso5en, Der es f
a,.t perifano, iid nit ibr III unterba Iter
uno auf ibre Spiele einsuseben. Oi'
filitii6e Mutter tannte idreI bic beyr:
lifen @isenidaften bes 6er,ens uni
8eifes, iDelde cen baieriiheu R5niss:
FDbn fhmiidten, unb ais oieier I'm eSabr'
1888 gum atpeiten male nad 8erlir
fam, ba fano CT i'm 0auie bes prinaer
8ilbelm nidt nur ben saiiliden Dia,
lfomr1, lcnoern CT iab AUDI BEN 2iebrei
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13

81. 9urb's patenthte ihmerjrfe We9obs: I'M 3dbne aus3uieben> es
3eu9t ee barnIOs 8etdabung, unb pabt alien gauren, ia sufelbe aus oenids
ben @lsuaentsn pe Die 2ut bfett> nur onB bdiste mxbr eaueinpf entbdtt.
IS 1T Der GteI Der QtmoSptdre, ctne peIhen fMn 9sbsn frMren farm. gstR
eth g9&rbeeburssmdtel burh feline Strait uno eth oSssenett eeen pIe Gte
gsartet nbt, teun ir% 36hre gum Mus3sben tobt. 81. Qurbs e9aen TT ats
iOut ihaolus uno idmersIOs. 3manyg Sabre afosutHr Gebrauh unb tene
fhIehtn 6oleen. Selbf Die sarkRe Nahur brordt cos 3obrauaaNben ndt a
fraten. Son Elm Els oeBs 3dbne in bret @Anuten. 81. curb stt metr
8dbue aus ue ale ubrsn 3apuarbe suiammNu. @aranhrt quite N,bet uo
QoHn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13

- SIN II s brbunberte idpn ftonS bier cine ben
aSslfen se56r.ss gars. osrlnig sdtDanftsin q@eiannt.
Gfrp1ben, hobenitanfiiih n ,anrnes, I~beralna,
bann an bic shpren, bas 1rsei6Ieht Der Bittelsbas
der. 4ronprinS Dtorimilian eriu lrb 1882 bic h1lbper.
rfffete Bette nnb lies ne inter 2eitung Res Dpminif
anasIip i'm uripriInBliden GtpLe berffelen.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-06-26
The Famous Peachblow Vase.

The famous peachblow vase was i'm.
ported from China at a cost of SIC, 900.
Mrs. Mary j. Morgan, of New York,
bought it for $4,000 Its history is
thus related by correspondent: "Tht
next step in the history of the vase was
its sale with the effects to Mrs. Mary j.
Morgan on March 8, 1886. While ex.
hibiting it in the galleries, the curiosity
excited was very great. Some persons
even asked the privilege of kissing it,
since, they said, they could not own it.
Groups of people were always gathered in
front of the vase, and made many and
various remarks about it. Expressions OF
surprise over its reported value were most
frequent. Finally when the day of the
sale arrived, there was tiptoe of excite.
ment over the matter. The auctioneeI
pointed to the modest thing and asked il
he could have bid of $4,000 for it. Al
this price it was started, and crept up
gradually until it reached $1S, 900, al
which it was knocked down-but to
whom2 This question has never yet
been satisfactorily answered. Among
those who were bidding for the
vase was Mr.. Sutton, of the Amer-l
can art galleries. His instructions
were not 10 pay more than $40, 900 fol
the vase. 1t was sold for SIS, 900, and
Mr.. Sutton was the buyer. 1t has beer
said that he bought the vase for himself,
but he did not. He bought it under in
structions for William T. Walters, of Bal
timore, and the little treasure is now il
that city, where it now rests in closet
hidden away from the eyes even of Mr.
Walters's friends. A few days after tn,
sale Mr.. Walters denied having bough
it, according to a correspondent of th'
Tribuue. The only explanation given o
this evasion has been that Mr.. Walter
was afraid of the notoriety which the pos
session would give him. He refused t,
have his name connected with the pur
chase, but it is, nevertheless, fact tina
he has it now, but he probably does no
get much comfort from its possession
Atlanta Constitution.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-06-26
SMUT OF OATS.

The smut of oats--said by a Manches.
ter, OIich.) inquirer to be very badly in.
furious throughout-is caused by the
fungus Ustilago segetum) which feeds on
the panicles, and develops a great guam
ltity of dark brown spores. These are
waited about by wind, and if they fall
upon other oat plants under the proper
condition smut will again be produced.
As preventive, it is well to practise ro-
ltation, and never raise two oat crops in
succession on the same land. The seed
fused should be plump, well filed and free
from smutted kernels. 1t is common
practice in some sections to soak the seed
for thirty-six hours in one pound of cop
per sulphate, dissolved in four gallons of
water; this destroys any adhering spores,
and will greatly lessen, and perhaps pre-
vent, attack of the smut. A solution of
one pound caustic potash in six gallons of
iwater is thought to be us effectual, and
it requires only half the time of soaking.
On being taken out of the solution the
seed should be rolled in ashes, lime OF
plaster. When once established on the
plants no application can avail.-Ne,C
York Tribune.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-06-26
HypnOtized by the Photograph.

DR.. Pinel, of Paris, has succeeded in
hypnotizing several subjects by means OF
the photograph. All the commands
given through this channel were as readily
obeyed as those uttered directly, and
suggestions" Of every possible sort were
as etfectually communicated through the
medium of the machine as if made viva
voce. The conclusion deduced by DIR.
Pinel is that the theory of a magnetic
current passing from the operator to the
subject is entirely baseless, and that the
real cause OF the phenomena of hypnotism
is nervous arrangement on the part of
those subject to them.-Electrical World.