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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
THE ONLY WHITE RLEpuAxT1x
THE WORLD


Has at last arrived, and sfter a great ex.
p n-e and much trouble, can be seen free
o. cost quietly enjoying the sea 'reezea
'na' walt across the marshes near the 10Th
street station, Oakland, Cal, where for
the present he Is to be auartered, This
nonder ',is animal was imported TO the
y init d States by the Sierra Chemical
Company, the manufa turers Of the Greuf
'sterra kinney and Lfrer Cure that has
20 recently gained portion az the lead.
ny Kidney and Liver Cure en- this coast.
All druggists have these valuable goods
Tor sale. White elephants In their own
country are religious phenomen and
are worshipped by the natives ith all the
Iaith they possess He f., at This writing.
In charge Of Mr.. v. r. Mitchell, Oakland's
only naturalist; at whore command he
quietly submits to any and all calls. Mr..
Mitchell has perfect control over this
great and truly wonderful beast Of the
jungle. His PROPORTIONS are immense.
Standing ~ feet high bv 2 It from head
70 tai His tusks are IL ( - tong. End "a
he stand with the sun shining upon hi
magnificent pure white skin The effect
upon the looker-oH Is marvellous. being
that OF an imInen-e mountain of liyinz
snow. Don't fail 70 see this natural cari-
osi'y 1t Is an event lifetime with
Tut money or price. AL Overland and
berheley trains pass the st ,tion. 18th
street 1t will pay everybody to wee this
monarch OF the animal world.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
HOPE FOR THE SICK.
)ne Remedy for One Disease,
(Froa. Ne,iieal .Touraa!l.


TIE tozr greatest medical esntzes Il the world
are Loudon, Paris. Berlin and Vienna These cities
have iulusase hospitals teeuizg With suffering h-
rnazity. Crowds Ct st1deuts ;lrons the wards stuy
isE under the Professors in charge The most re
noEred Physicians OF the world teaeh I p-ac-ice
here and the institutions stocehousss OF u1sdc
knowledge All experiences. With 7iew Of making
this experience available 10 the public The Rospita
Remedy Co AZ great expense secured the p-esevi1-
tons OF TIE hospitals. prepared the specifies, and a.
sao1sh il would cns= tro- SIS 10 $40 secure the
attention Ct their distinguished orstnators, yet IN
this way these valuShie medicines are sold IL the
price Of the auae patent medicines that food the
market and 2te1rily clAt-n 70 every II from
single bottle The want always felt for q reliable
class Of domestic remedies is filed with p@visc.
satisfaction The hospital Remedies make no IN
reasonable claims The specific for CztsFrh cures
that s1d nothing else so with the srafe for BcoE-
ehitis Consumption and Lung Trc1t,es; Eheuna-
tisfn i cured ~ Ne. . while troubles OF piEestisu,
To these Is aided specific for Fever and Azue, o1e
for feulaie vsakusss-a general tonic aai bloci
maker that makes blori and gives form ard f1laess
and sa Incompatible ren=lv for Nervous Debility.
These reuaede all sold On N aosol-e guarantees
70 Go wat is claimed for them
A circular describing this ulsrhod Of trestIr-
disease is free application By HosTTAL Re-
sPT COMPANY. Toronto, Canada, Sole Pro2r1e'ors-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
,.-y WE'RE HAPPY DAYS.

..-LookIng Old Lady Didn't
Bat TIE ~ ne Reminded OF Tn m.
.,Tai we'll, Lily Ann Stubs. If
!. " saelv youP" gleefully cried old
iaN .iay,naker, rushing up to digni-
VI, NV uJ overlooking old lady sit
~ n the spendor of her silks and
wy g. NJ, the piazza OF summer no.
's'. won reckomenber me, don't you,
~ w. Ami forgit yer name sence ye
~! ..iad that city big-bug forty year or
p' .a AGO. but you kin jist be Lily Ann
NV nv. n me same as when we was
1 ss,h little fellers trottin' round bar
. sY on the old farms in Podunk
lSS | knowed ye the minnit |
.od rou. you've got the reg lar Stubs
a.s and the same cast in yer eye ye
s IA Gears ago, and yer the immidge OF
w. ~. ann, saliny what died in the Po-
!,.,L nore house, Tick ed to death to
w. mo amt you, Lizyp l tell ye il
ssus NJ old times, when you and
:. uster to go hand in hand
;. .cbool AMI / ulster kiss ye
:. the end of the lane and swear
"A never marry any body but you
pomsmber how | ulster come sparkin
rbsn we was both too green to know
ssaus with our heads in the bag! Id
N idee of perposin' to you myself
Ii7r blamed if | hadn't, but Lyddy
Sampson come erlong bout that time
and kinder got the better of We, an
bserd YOU was turribly put out bout it
Itsll We them was happy days. Lily
vsu't they? They jist were? Blu
lyddy's down here on the beach ant
I'm coin to bring her right up ant
veil spend the rest of the day with
vou sorter reminissing on the happ,
Old daysw
Bnt when he came back with Lyddy
Mrs. Lily Ann Stubs Montague ha'
leA the hotel and the clerk didn'
know when she would return. Time
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
Henry Stowell's Boston residence wal
burglariZed OF $50, COZ.
AFFLICTED FIFTY YEARS
And Restored TO Heal h by Electrtcii y
Through DIR. Darrin's Peculiar
Mode of Treatment.

and Restored 70 Heal h by Electricity.
Through DIR. Darrin's Peculiar
Mode of Treatment.
Mr.. EDITOR: During the past two
years | have been reading in the Ore
gonian Of the wonderful cures performed
by Drs. DarriL, with their Electro Mag
netic Treatment. 1 became very much
Interested in them, as | had been sorely
afflicted at intervals during the past fifty
years, with neuralgia of the stomach.
liver end kidney Ct m )laint and nervous
dyspepsia, and at times so depressed
that it was almost unbearable and bor-
de-ing on insanity. During all these
years | have consulted many physicians
and taken their prescriptions, but none
that seemed to do me any good, and last
spring having bilious attack which ag
gravated my old troubles, began to run
Town and lose vitality, resolved to try
Drs. Darrin's system Of treatment. l
applied to them, and after thorough
examination, said they could make a
| we'll, but not a young man of me, with a
six months course OF treatment, which
| accepted. | commenced to improve i'm
mediately, and now acknowledge their
snccess in fuifilling their contract, and
| will SAY that for the past two months
| have enjoyed perfect health, and sin
cereIy wish to render my gratitude to the
Giver of all good and His agents who
have cured Ke Of my affections by their
peculiar treatment, aud willingly recon-
mend all who are afflicted to call on the
ioctors and be healed and give them q
thorough trial before crying humblg-
am hon estrader. and can be referred
to at Woods, Tlllamook county, Oregon.
Z B. CHAMBERLAIN.
The above remarkable cure is another
groof Of DR. Darrin's wonderful power
,ver disease. Mr. Chamberlain is g
man well known throughout the county
md state, and one whose word can b.
relied on. The application OF electricity
20 nearly all forms OF disease is certainly
'eyolutionizing the practice Of medicine
We can with all candor recommend DR.
Darrin to the afflicted
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

The edItiOn Tor I890 Of the sterling Medical
Annual, known a. Hostetter's Almanac, Il now
ready, and may be obtained, free Of cost, OF
Iruzgists and general country dealers in ali
parts Of the United states, Mexico, and indeed
IN every civilized portion Of the Western Hem
isphere. This Almanac has been Issued regt-
arly at the commencement Of every year for
The soundest prsc'fcs advice for the preservs-
ton and restoration Of health, large amount
Of interesting and amusing light reading, and
biological Items. etc, are prepared with gf al
care, and W4ll be found entirely accurate The
issue Of Hostetter's Almanac for Iseo viii prob,
ably be the largest edition Of a medical work
ever published in any country. The prOprie
tors Messrs. Hostel er & Co, Pittsburgh, Pa
on receipt Of two-cent stsm3 ,, will forward
copy ~ mail TO any person who cannot procure
one In his neigh bOrhood
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
THE vANQuIsnEp MAN.

no 7i,ssaks OF freedomp Joy to me
=, IN accents bFayei
an iet Who viii, or can, be free.
am slayel
no ehslns my limbs Or body fret
=, win twist and twlnge-
'0 lung gu walls all round me set
And yet cringe;
i"e''u' ! bow, sneak, stink,
crawl and creep;
Ascarceiy ever get wink
OF quiet sleep.
ABOVE my breath dare not smear
Upstairs steal,
Aeariui my shoes might chance to snueas
Or door-hinge squeal-
~" "ohnsr why hly manhood boUs
Thus basely lowf
1hefe's new baby in the house.
6o~, do you know
M. s. Bridges, in Puck.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

Drs. Darrin can be consulted free at
The Washington building, corner OF
Washington and Fourth streets, Port
land. Rooms 10, l., y and %, second
floor. Ask the elevator boy for room Is.
Office hours, from 10 to O'Clock daily ;
evenings, to S; Sundays, 10 to y. All
durable chronic diseases, loss of man
hood, blood taints, syphilis, sleet, sonor-
rhopa, structure. spermatorrhPa, seminal
weakness, or loss OF desire of sexual
power, in man or woman, catarrh and
deafness, are confidentially and success
fully treated. Cures of private diseases
guaranteed, and never published in the
papers. Nest cases can receive home
treatment after a visit to the doctors
office. Inquiries answered and circulars
sent free, Parties writing will please
mention paper.l
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
rnsvEsr'oS, ETc

,.,,,.v. ara the grcate,,t lmr i,r,a 2,
The kidney bady. It l. their an,y 70
abe human rom trom the blood the poison
IL sad 't5 waste mater ABSORBED ,r,c,, ~
d. and nTodnced ny the destr est. &c. o. 10, o.
ssbeh Is pro rpgp,s IL constantly going on IN me
...lle when y bog important II Il thai
.s.ten. Ih ad sewerage be not clotgsd w y.
H. system " of inactivity or DISEASE '..
4 con-, ue", are closely connected WIZ
fbs kid es' .%stcm and he BRAN s, and
be ne'yo,a,s notice the sli9htest aeranga i
asnt d these ,,"n OF and prompt Treatment, for
POI ai h lie current is tainted py ne
shsn ne W, 1i'onous matter which shouin
b. aad os'trsDsd sifled ,I from ~ =, Il
b.ss heefa i. which arise rom oman, an IN
ppdacess ~ he blood, WHEN Unless ~
psrs sac AZ a. u on e. pr duce The most sefi-
sad, ,s.uts Rheumatism II d the -" kidee,s,
dop.y' , di.e Sc, diabetes, gravel, iIhan, =
sdghls q oh the bladder. suppression no and
patio. o . the urine, etc, etc. an Tesni. ,
laGinueased kidneys use tne "rea az
Sierra KIdasy am in the starr, or prevent
ihsse slosa tber All druggists sell these
Unable goods
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
SURE CURE FOR PLEA.

sure cure for blisd, bleeding and itching Piles
One box has cured the worst Cases of teu year,
standing. No one need suffer ten minztes after
using Kinks German Pile Ointment II absorbs
sEmOrs, aIlzys the itching. sets a. d ooai-ice
gives relief. DR.. Kinks German Pile Ointment
Ia prepared only for Pics and itching Of the
private parrs, and nothing else. Every box IA
warranted.
Sold By Druggists and sent bg nall on receipi
Of price, LOO per box J. J. Mack * Co, Whole
sale Agents. san FrancIsco.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

The New York booksellers report
that of the expensive books having the
LARGEST sales, Burke's "Peerage' almost
heads the list. Nearly every fashion
able family in that city has one copy OF
It, Notwithstanding it costs about "-
teen dollars.
-Rev. c. II. spurgeocrecently PAID
r.s. m the Island OF Guernsey In the
Fnglish Channel. He preached lou our
Zines in one day. Admission 70 ene
sarvices was by ticket, and no le"eI
S. nine thousand applications ior
-. -, we're made. Mr.. Sturgeon WISH
.anoars 70 have resulted IN srea'
api,ten;nc of spiritual interest," 'he
49, ISLAND being greatly stirred
RAILWAY construction IN hungary
.o,,,s ~ have progressed beyond Its
strictly utilitarian period, ana the o ','
mental has now been reached. \ nuAI
,ar Of companies are now engaged IN
.Ia,+ipp hedges Of Provence roses on
- si5as Of their tracks in place OF the
~ fences or less picturesque hedges
= e+her Growth now commonly seen
There are some curious sights nor
,,,ar;ran ewes TO see in Paris Inc
1a1,Io asnecially the poorer classes
-, a,,t NJ doors, and love 70 be IN the
air and sunshine. Work that AmeFieans rs
'hinE must be done in the house or
~ i!1h,n the Parisians take out on their
~, 800 doorsteps-peas to she'll or vege-
80 - look over; and common Slgne
49, ~ n,noen standing on the sidewalk
,bakiur a wire basket back anu 49, .s =;
Irving the lettuce that has been wA'AsN
,or dinner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

You want an eIega collection of artis-
tic novelties, which can be procured by
anyone You will be astonished at the
variety, beanty and odd;ty.
To get these buy b,x of the genuine
DIR. C. McLane's Celebrated Liver Pill,
price . cents, and mail Us the outs DE-
wrapper with your address plainly written
and cents in stamps. We will then
mail you the above list with an elegant
package OF ole graphic and ehtouiati
cards.
Address Fleming Bros.. Pittsburg T.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
aToxE IN THE KIDNEY,

! wss taken with sharp pains 10 the lower part
1f ny bowels in the region Of the blafder
Shorts blood appeared mixed with my urine
sbd few weeks later ssd attack Of gravel
nit q number Of doctors. One said II Nas
gfsFel another inflammation Of the bladder, and
a. Their stone In kidneys. For three months
= ss under the care Of an eminsut doctor a. Al
bany- but constantly growing worse, went home
y DIE Al this time was induced 70 try Dr.
Dayid he1nedy's Fsyorfte Remedy, of Rondogt,
y; T., and sTa NO v robust AL strong. A remedy
which can do this for one SO near death as was
shoula Be known every who're I hope this s.ate-
ment VIII cause others afflicted as was 10 use
the Remedy. &. W. Brown, Petersbu-gh y. r.
DR.. KEgsEDY's FAYOKTTE REMEDY rnAde At
ROnd0at, y. Y. 81; 8 for Sc.
Blood disorders
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
Far Ricketts,, Mara<nus, and Vast.
ing Disorders Of Children

aeott- Emulsion Of Pure Cot Liver Oh
with Hyp3pha sphiras is uneauslsd. The "a
pidiIy with wAtch children gain fash :
str myth upon II Is very soufsrfnL ges tn,
following. 4 have H-ed scott's EEz1 sioas IL
cases OF kicke and Marssrnus Of long stand
ing, and have b,eu rnG7e han pleased with rh'
resa -. as IN every case Tie IL trov-rr@tt vs
marked -. ". MslS " D.. New York.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

Mediocrily oltrays copies superjortty.
Dobbins' Elect ic Soap, fra made Ia 1898,
has been initiated more han any soap
made. Ask sonr grocer for DotBSss
Electric Soap, all other Electrics, EIec-
tricsty, Aaznetics ETC.. are limitations.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
I'm LUCK.

We otter until sold, 70 attrsct attention and
pay our patrons, for sending away. cases Of
dress ni aids browns blue. and different shades.
full Is inches vide. heavy aud Strong at II cents
o. yari1s for 81; aad % pieces plain brown.
garnet and other shades Of Cashmere. IS inches
vide al same price; % pieces of gray goods and
plstfs, % inches vide heSvy and strong. for
good yesr. L yards 81. These goods are uot al
wool but ara great bargains a. these offers For
mailing add cents psr ys-1- II Ladies Hose
we c1eT some white a. l5c formerly sold AZ Soc
alhies rhei, tu1l SINS. 81 l0c used u bring s. a
ia.es regular re have black, brown ana mixed
a. .sue price bul not 50 good, Mems striped :
hose ioE SaudaE wear. Il per dozen up; Child
rsui. hose, s0e Per dozen up some extra bs--
-sius Il zEnEiue French. al colorS and all
.ires, = cents. used 20 b-ing S. er dozen IN
dress buttons 1eaflY every shade. We can send
ven a. sc pe- dozen. o. SIC = gross tEo-aits 4
dozea ssked for them eisew here. We 10 GOT 70
mention voolen liusey II I'D and black
plajds snd Other eolo-s, 40 n y inches
aide. At Isc. OF Ea-is for s., good for school
dresses. Maslins, giugbams, prints, Csnton
tRanels, and many other goods. retsIied az !.
cent ysri above closest Icb5ing Vrlces II III
Jsn l. $50 Good wara Eloyes and ni.teas fol
the North Country AZ L and Is cents Ii would
AXE u columns 10 hold sl we want 70 tel you
Bat send for fall LIST. free aud il Will o sem
ylz--every1h hing family wants - see. address
smith Cast store. il> Front st.
S@r E=snEisrn tat
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

That which caHses u 20 lose most OF oar time
is the repEgusnee which We naturally have %
labnr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

lis on'v by Isf-r says Ruskln. that tholght
can b n sde healthy. aud only By thought q at
Labor can be made happT.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

4 pccset cigar eese free To smokers 0
'-TansiIis Puach" &C { "a.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
Thy GEzsfEA tor S--z Srzsf.

Laughing. +; loud. ends in deep sigh; and
81 pleasures have sting in tn tall, though
they carry beauty on the lace
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

Children are travellers newly arrived In
strange country; we should therefore make con
science not TO deceive them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

iB the head, "a well az Of all bronchial. throat
and lung diseases. II taken in time, j. ifectesi
By using Dr.. PieTee's Golden Medical Discovery
or money paid f~f Il will be proDptly returned
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

To believe aright Is much to set mp 70 one,
BE- iefs - more; whil= he woo ices both Joyful
maHif-ss the spirit OF tfuthiulll-.--
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

What nothing earthly gives, Or can destroy.
The souls calm sunshine ard the heartfelt Joy
Pope.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

Every man Is a missionary, now and for ever
'Gr good OF for EVIL, whether he intends or de
signs 1t or nof.-Dr r. Chalmers
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

You will never regret having sacrificed a
pleasure 20 fulfill q duty.-Ars. Edwin r
WhippIe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21
Lowell Rang

With the praises Of Hoods SsTsspari.la, soon
after this medicine wss offered a. the orus
store Of { / Hood 4 60. Eyery body was as
touishei when they heSrd Of the cure OF Miss
sarah Whittier. For many yesrs she hsi SAT
ferel more than can be told. from scTCi1lou>
sores For two wears she WAS u able 70 oe oug
of the house ami for six mouths was eollESn %
DSa crutches 10 get round her rOsn- Nneu
She began to take Hoods Ss-ss.ariila she + al a.
IA srrofula sores on her body, WAS thin IN
ASH. with little appetite. aud unable 70 sleep
nights on sccouut Of pain aud nervousness
R,ifo-s she had taken the whole OF bottle OF
Hnoti's Sarsapsrilla there WAS great change
fn- the better, and after time the sores hsd
Al healed and she was in general good neaith
All this sAs ten years ago and the oenent
from Hoods "a saparills has continued ever
since Miss Whittier now resides AZ No. =
Branch street. Lowell. Mass. We will send fall
particulars OF this case TO sll who desire.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold bv all druggists 81 six for S. Prepared only
BY [. / HOOD &Co., ApotheesFies' Lowell MASS
100 Doses One Dollar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-21

Doubt Is faith in the main, bot faith, on the
whole, is doult.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-13
SOME OF THE BOOTY.

The Northern Pacific Train Robbers Feed
the Coyotes Greenbacks.
JAMESTOWN, N. D., July l2.-On the night
of June last the Northern Pacific train
was boarded near New Salem, N. D., by
two masked men. who terrorized the train
men and got away with several packages of
registered mail matter. One of the robbers
was afterward captured. The postal
authorities probably know by this time the
amount they secured. The published esti.
mate of $500 or $1,000 as the amount is
but rude guess. It is believed the rob-
bees got away with nearer, $4,000. Postal
inspectors have searched over the ground
where they caught the robber. They found
in torn bits and ragged pieces a large
amount of currency, including one bill for
81, 900, and number of tens and twenties
more or less mutilated. A whole bundle
had been dropped in one place, and in the
robbers haste not securely tied. Coyotes or
eophers had torn or separated the money
and the wind had scattered it. The amount
recovered the inspector will not disclose,
but it uns into the thousands.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-13
HENRY M. STANLEY.

tention of James Gordon Bennett,
then correspondent with the Brit
ish army in Abyssinia and again a
Bohemian IN America: At last his oppor-
tunity came in the order from the editor of
the New York Herald. go at once to
Africa and find DR.. Livingstone The
commission was accepted as it was given
Mr.. Stanley's charge was to find, not to
search for the English missionary. He set
out upon the expedition in January, 1871,
and on October IL of the same year accom-
stone in Ujiji. Subsequently, under ar
rangement with the publishers of the New
York Herald and the London Telegraph,
Mr.. Stanley crossed the African continent
from Zanzibar to the mouth of the river
Congo, establishing facts as to the geog-
raphy of Africa previously in dispute and
being the first to cross central Africa. Mr..
Stanley's next undertaking was IN the
direction of organizing the Congo free
states under commission from the king of
Belgium, a task in which he displayed ad-
mlnlstrative ability Of high order. When
ion for fear. that he had persisted in
striving t. upholi the banner of civilization
IN the equatorial provinces of the Sou dan,
whittier he had been sent by Chinese
Gordon while the latter was the khedive's
governor of the Soudan, the geographical
eocieties of Berlin and London set on foot
movement to ascertain his fate or to rescue
him If he still lived. the choice of leader
naturally fell upon Mr.. Stanley. How we'll
ne accomplished the task set for him is too
fresh in the public mind to require recital
now. Mr.. Stanley's various African expe
oitions have furnished the material for
something like eil ht volumes, the last
two of which have just been published.
The explorer is by no means finished or
even graceful writer, but has the faculty