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Total. .O35. .ss9. 90

From this table (B) 1t will be seen that, OF
the total average Importation into Brazil OF
S,631, 1920 of said articles. the United
States have hitherto furnished articles to the
value only Of 8, ,035, 800, while other countries
have furnished articles to the value Of $685.
595. .343.70.
Taking the two schedules together, 1t Is
Shown that, of total importation into Bra
I'll If S58, 1926 of all these articles. only
S., ,43O. $50 came from the United States, as
against S53, ,204, $50 46 from other countries.
In return for these concessions the United
States admits into its markets free Of duty
the sugar, molasses. cotfte, and hides, the
growth and product of Brazil.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES G.. BLAINE
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Railroads, TeIegraphs and Expresses

HvHE Committee on Railroads. Telegraphs and
l. Expresses have assigned a hearing on the
bills and petitions referred to them:
For Tuesday, February 18th, 3 O'Clock p. M,
An Act TO incorporate the pirigo Telegraph and
Telephone 20.
An Act to amend section 119 of chapter 81 of
the Revised Statutes, relating to railroads.
An Act to incorporate the Limington Telegraph
and Telephone Co.
For Tuesday, February oath, 3 O'Clock p. M,
An Act to revise chapter 81 of the Revised stat
utes and to regulate railroad rates and fares.
For Wednesday, March 4th, An Act relating to
grade crossings.
For Wednesday, February 25th, O'Clock p. M,
tions to cents per mile for transportation OF
passengers
For Wednesday, March 4tb, An Act to incor-
porate the American Telegraph and Telephone
Co
Petition for a law providing for the use of auto
matte brakes and safety couplers on freight cars
and for a law limiting The labor Of railroad en-
poyes, also relating to the liability of employers
for personal injury sustained by their employees.
feblOdtd w. NJ AVER. Secretary.
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WILL HAVE GUNS AGAIN.
A Plan to Make Regular Soldiers ou,
of Indians.

New YORK, February 10.-A despatch
from Washington say the War Department
has under consideration plan for the enlist
ment of young Indians in the regular army.
1t the purpose to have all conditions of
management, discipline. etc, ..as closely a :
simulated to those governing white soldiers
as the character and habits of the Indians
will permit.
Separate Indian companies will be at.
In the West.
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Railroads, Telegraphs and Expresses.

UNHE Committee on Railroads. Telegraphs and
Il Expresses have assigned hearings on bills
and petitions referred to them, as follows:
For Wednesday. February I1th, 3 O'Clock p. m,
An Act Incorporating the Rumford Falls and An
dover Telegraph and Telephone Co. An Act to
graph Co. to place its wires under the surface of
the streets In the cities of Portland and Lewiston.
For Wednesday, February 18th, O'Clock p. m ,
Co.
For Wednesday, February 18Th. 3 o'clock p. M,
An Act ratifying certain leases to the Maine Gen.
tral X. X. Co.
feh3dtd w NJ AVER Secretarv
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The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday February
10th, taken at p. M, 18th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction of the
wind. state of rhe-weather:
Boston, 32o, w, cloudless; New York So
NV, cloudless; Philadelphia, 34o, NW, cloud
less; Washington, $40. NV, cloudless; All
bany. 90'. ", Cloudless; Buffalo. 800, W.
troit, 260, W, cloudess: Chicago. 2SS, SW
cloudless; ST. Paul. 100, Sc, clOudiess; Du
luth.. 160. E, cloudy; st. Vincent, 100, calm
cloudless; Bismarck, 26o. NV, cloudless
Jacksonville, 720, w, cloudy.
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Schooner and Cargo Lost.

HALIFAX, N. S., February 10.-The Glop.
cester fishing schooner which went ashore at
Little HarbOr Saturday night, is n total
wreck. A cargo Of 10000 pounds of haiibnt
was lost.
Steamer Circassian, for Boston. arrival 70.
day. She goes to Portland ="
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Col. Green and Gen. S. d. Leayitt of E.s,
port met the Washington county deIasa,iot.,
this morning and submitted a bill to nro
vide for aid from that county to the exbtau-
sion of the Shore Line. After Soma JiS
cnsslon the delegation adjourned to meet e
aga again n tomorrow % % morning IN order to allow
changes In the plan. The scheme pronosaG
is for the county to guarantee the Interest at
rate not exceeding 5 per cent for a term
not exceeding 80 years on bonds tn an
amount OF about S650.0OO.. Should the road
promoters believe 1t will, under the proposed
arrangement 1t will be requared to pay back
u the county any sums which the county
may have paid as interest on their bonds
The plan will. 1t Is believed. find favor with
Washington county people and the promot-
ers of the road are confident that thew can
tako care of the interest on the bonds after
the first few wears ~
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William Kelley. William Hyde, Barney
Coughlin aud William Carroll have been ar
rested for breaking and entering saloon on
Beach street, Boston. Kelley and Carroll
come under the habitual criminal act and
Will be sentenced to twenty years each.
a warrant has beon issued for the arrest of
Mllkman n. b. Lapbam, of Chelmsford,
Mass, who is charged with giving Major Al
zen, tne milk Inspector of Lowell, an envel
pose to brlbe.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

s'HE Committee on Commerce will give hear
i ing, Friday Feb. 90 at 2 p m., at their room
at the Slate House, Augusta. UPON tho petition of
tue stockholders Of the Kennebunk River to
amend thtir ch-Tt-r relative to closing gates.
OF W. NJ. Walker for permission 10 build wi arf
into tide water at York, Me.
fehz mid GuAG Y EIPTII l. EecrefarN
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Washington Notes.

The international monetary conference
has been adjourned until March 23d.
Assistant Secretary Busy, af the Treasu-
ry Department, has sent another letter to
Commissioner Raum In regard to the pen
sion attorneys who send out circulars to SOL
diers He suggests that in the future post
office addresses shall be omitted in pension
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The Senate Talks About warships.

WASHINGTON, February 10.-In the SEN
ate today, the naval appropriation bill was
taken up. and Mr.. Hale made statement as
to its provisions. He said the apprOpria-
tions under the bill for the running expenses
of the Navy Department. aside from the
construction of new ships, were between
5000, 1000 and 100000 less than the apprOpri
ations for last year. The bill as reported
appropriates $31 $4,000. Mr.. Hale did not
believe the United States needed a great,
extravagant navy. He thought the United
States should have a respectable navy, aud it
would have that by getting the very best
ships in the world. with the very best guns,
and equipped in lhe best way.
Mr.. Mcpherson argued that the true poll
cy Of the government was not ito build great
warships to meet the enemy on the ocean,
but to have floating batteries In the harbors,
of the monitor type.
Mr.. Dolph argued that the proper harbor
defences were not floating batteries, Dut
land Notifications. ~,
The item for the support of naval militia
In several states was warmly supported Dy
Mr.. Hale and opposed by Messrs. Carlisle
and Reagan.
the appropriation simply for arms. The
item was then agreed to. The item appro-
priating S150,000 for coaling station at
Port Royal, S. c., was also agreed to. The
item providing for dry dock on the Pacific
coast was criticized. Mr.. Allen moved to
fix the site at Port Orchard, Puget Sound.
Discussion followed, but no vote was
Conference committees were ordered on
the pension and the army appropriation bill,
Messrs. Allison, Dawes and German are
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MAIN G..
One more hospital.
Especial to the Press.l

RoCKLAND, February 10.-A meeting of
the managers of the Old Ladies Home was
held Saturday and a proposition to establish
hospital in the building of the association
was discussed. Further action will be tax
en-. Officers for the eusding year were chos-
en- as follows:
President-Rev. j. s. Moody.
Vice Presidents-Mrs. 3. M VeaZie. Mrs. Hen
ry Parsons, Mrs. q. g. Moffit, Mrs. II. G. Hall,
Misses Emma Shields and Hattie Bird, and Mrs.
Aaron Howes.
Treasurer-Rev. d. P. Hatch
Secretary-Miss N. T. Sleeper.
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The warIs Ovar

HARfFoRD, Ct, February 1O.-The Con-
vote, receded from its position and concuTTed
Win tne Senate on the appointment OF a
differences. ""o" W 'uoii
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Committee Ways and Bridges.

TDEFITI0N Of Selectmen of the town # Fal
Il mouth and others prayingto be relieved from
maintaining and keeping In repair Iron Bridge
constructed across the Presumpscot river in sa
town. Hearing, February 20 h.
feb6sndtd Secretary.
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Court at Dover.

DOVER, N. H., February 10.-The Su.
preme court of Strsfford cOunta opened here
M dnls morning; Judge Carpenter presiding.
Inc grand jury will have many liquor cases
70 consider,a the case of "Lsggs" Holland
LOT the attempted murder of Frank Carr.
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PostponIng ths RIou.-

LONDON, February 10-In the House of
Commons yesterday Mr.. Morley's motion to
censnre the Irish executive for its action in
the Tipperary prosecutions was postponed
until Monday next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
International Steamship Co.

pURsUANT to vote CT the stockholders OF
A. this company at their annual meeting, on ~
Wednesday, January 2Sth, meetlng OF sal9 =
stockholders will be holden at their once, halIroau
Wharf, Portland, on Wednesday February LIN:
at O'Clock p. m to decide L the pi,al STOCK OF
new steamer shall be built; and to act upon any
other matters pertaining to the above ques-
tions. .,
ian29mtd j. Is. .COfLE.Presluent.
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THE WEATHER.
Cooler and Fair.

The following is the forecast of the wealth.
er for Maine: Cooler and fair westerly winds
Cautionary signals displayed from Savan-
nah section to Eastport.
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PRICE HA YEAR. WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE SO,

western railroad at Newcastle and Pitts-
purge quit work Monday. The cause Of The
sLouDie s y. IS the non payment Of a large num-
Der OF hands for two months.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

VvHE Committee on Mercantile Affairs and In
IL surance will give public hearing at their
rooms in The Stale HOUSE, Augusta on February
18, 1891, at 3 O'Clock .. M, on The bill, An Act
additional to chapter 40 Of The Revised Statutes
relAing to valued policies and the payment If
los es by fire insurance companies.
BY ord. of the committee,
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LIB r AIRY.

THE committee on State Library will give pub
Il lie hearings at their room In the State House,
Augusta, as follows:
February 18th, at o'clock p. IN. on resolve in
favor Of the town of SeaTsmobt.
On resolve In favor of completing the publlca-
tion of York Comfy deeds, down TO the time Of
the separation of tine counties A. d. 1850.
fnhGIlIdaIl L
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.


TNHE judiciary Committee will give public
IL hearing at their room at the State House,
Augusta, on THURSDAY, February IL, 1891,
Of Town of 'aribou for the changes in the Pauper
Laws, and Petition OF 7. ID. league and others
for law requiring Counties to build and maintain
the great bridges within their limits.
By order of the committee,
THE Judiciary Committee will give public
n hearing at their room in the State Bouse
Augusta, on THURSDAY, February IL, 1891, at
two O'Clock In the afternoon upon petition Of DIR.
Thomas Hill and 30 others, for municipal suf-
frage for women.
BY order of the committee,
TIME Judiciary Committee will give public hear
Il iDgs as follows:
Feb. 10Th, p NIPPON Act to provide for the
adoption of labels, trade marks and forms of ad-
vertisiDg by unions or associations Of working
men, and to regulate the use OF the same.
Feb. 10Th, p. m Upon Act to restore to GER
tain corporations rights of which they were de-
prived by repeal OF Chap. 373, Public Laws Of
1885. Also upon Petition of Order of Iron Hall.
Feb. 18th, p. Nippon an Act relating to
Drains and sewers in city of Portland.
By order Of the committee,
NyHE judiciary Committee will give public hear
Il ing at their room at The State House, Angus
ia, on February 18, 1891 at two O'Clock In the
afternoon, upon petition of Ira g. Jersey and 70
others for Act TO enable the County of Aroostook
County
BY order of the committee,
FRANKLIN o. PAYSON,
ian2Asntd Secretary,
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conferees of the first bill, and Messrs. ALI
son, Plumb and Washburn on the second. A
message from the President, with CORES
pondence relating to the conduct Of Com
mander Refer, In connection with the arrest
and killing of General Barrundia, was pre-
sented and referred to the committee on ma
val affairs.
Eulogies were then pronounced on the
death Of Congressman Walker Of Missouri
by Messrs. COckrell, Berry, Carlisle and
Vest, and as marx Of respect the Senate
adjourned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-02-11

An organization of railway employees has
been formed at Springfield, H., for the pro-
lection Of their interests against "Grange
legislation"
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DOWN I'm THE MOUTH.

No wonder: Blood out of
order, liver deranged, stom-
ach upset and kidney troub-
les. 1t is a wonder that you
are alive. Kickapoo Indian
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Articles. United States. Per cen,

Lard and substitutes
Iaru. ru................"S 37l,399.OO 10 TO 80
Bacon-hamS. ........... $500 AZ
Butter aud cheese. 1204IOO az
Canned and preserved
meats, fish, fruits,
vegetables ......... I3S94,Oo 20 and 40
Manufa' lures OF cot
ton, Including cot
ton clothing. ........ G65, ,9S6 90 I5 AZ
Manufactures Of iron
and steel. single or
mixed, not included
in the foregoing
schedule. ............ 522O06,OO Is, 80. 4S
Leather and the man-
ufactureS OF leather
except boots and
SuOrS.... 2O,l96.0O 80 to DO
Lumber, timber, and
the manufactures of
w"od, including
coOperage, iurniture
of all kinds, wagons,
carts and CARRIAGES. 4l7,76I.OO 80 to 60
Manufacture OF rub
ber.................. 100000 As
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Home keeping folks are happiest,
and reasoning from like premises
1t is evident that there is more real
satisfaction in contributing to the
snccess OF home institution like
the UNION MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. II it Is
already successful-then the more
reason to keep it so.
feb3T, ,Th&Stf
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ar Cardiff.
VerY Good on Mf. coschan.

CARDIFF, February 10.-The strike Of
dock laborers at this port becomes more blt-
ter every day. Free labor Is plentiful.
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weather Observations

Mean daily ther...36.Ol Max. vel. wiud .15 Sc
Maximum ther -....41.2l Total precp.. - 80
Minimum ther..
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Passed over the Presidents Veto.

WASHINGTON, February 10.-In the House
today Dill was passed increasing to 500 a
month the pension Of the widow Of General
Custer
Unanimous consent was given the commit
zee on coinage, weignts ana measures 10 sit
during the sessions Of tine House.
The army pension appropriation bills were
sent to conference.
This bill for the extension of the public
building at Dallas, Texas, which passed
Congress at the last session, but was vetoed
by the President, came back with the rec
ommeDdatlOn of the committee that the bill
be passed over the veto. The bill was passed
yeas l4i. navs 60
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Port and Provincial charges, equivalent to s
per cent duty.
From this table (A) of articles ID be admit
ted free, 1t will be seen that, of the total an
nnal average importations into Brazil of S20,-
0O3,939. IS Of the said articles, the United
States have heretofore only furnished
articles to the value of 1884 633, while
other countries have furnished articles to the
value of SIG, ,609, ,30676.
Table b will make similar exhibit of the
articles from the United States entitle to 3D.
mission into all the ports Of Brazil, after the
1st OF April next, at reduction OF % per
cent. Of the duty designated on the respec.
tive articles in the tariff now In force in
Brazil. or which may hereafter be adopted
In Brazil.
1t will also show the average annual value.
taken from the Brazilian reports for the last
three years, of the imports of said articles
into Brazil from the United States.
TABLE b.
Imports into Brdza, in dollars, the duties ON
t0htch lVI be reduced 20 per cent lUhen exported
from the United States
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Local Weather Hoport.
PORTLAND, Me-, February 10, 1891.
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SOME OF OUR NEWEST BOOKS.

SONGS OE IRELAND. Sloo. Choice,
revised collection Of very fayorite songs So
songs, 144 pages.
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many choirs. More than 80 short pieces, with !.
number of Glorias Chants, &c.
PRAYER AND PRAISE. Cantata. Bal
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MASONIC ODE. FithiaD. A new, most
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COMIC ARo MINSTREL SONGS.
Sl.00. 46 merry songs, well calculated JO make
time pass cheerfully.
BANNER FOLIO. Violin and Piano, Win
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uMANpoLlN AND PIANO DUETS.
mM,lnner. About 10 popular airs for Mandolin and
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any book mailed, postpaid, for retail price.
OLIVER DITS0N COMPANY, Boston.
ahEo T,S&T&wtt
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Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss
of Appetite, Scrofula, Rheu-
matism, Chills and Fever.
Put your Physical house in
order by taking the great
Root and Herb Remedy,
Klckapoo Indian Sagwa. For
sale by all druggists.
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LONDON. February 10.-In the House of
Commons today the Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer, Mr.. Goschen. said the government
had no Intention to start the policy OF retail
iation against the United States protective
themselves would perceive the mistake had
been made in adopting the Mckinley tariff
mill
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE..

SPECIAL Committee ON Taxation Public hear
- ingS in Representatives. H Ill.
Corporation and Franchise Taxes, Wednesday
February IL.
Electric Light. Gas, Water ana insurance Com
panies, Thursday February IL.
At 730 each evening.
Monday, Feb. l6-Street railways. Petition of
K. Y. Turner and others for assessments on abut-
ters Petition of Bath municipal officers elating
TO tax on corporations. Petition of /. G. Bean and
others for exemption to live STOCK. Petition of J.
@. Libby for same. Petition Of j. II. Gilman and
~ others for same. Petition Of Elijah Smith and
Al others for same. Order relating to term of
town assessors.
Tuesday, Feb. l7-;eneral question Of taxa
ton.
ian3Osndtd TREBY JOHNSON, Sec'y
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From the Rate Of duty
rticles. United States. Per cent
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Railroads, TeIegraphs and Expresses.

THE Committee on Railroads, Telegraphs and
IL Expresses have assigned a hearing on the
bill and petition referred to them:
For Wednesday, Feb. l1th, o'clock p. M, Pc
titlon Of Consolidated Electric Light Co. for leave
to run its wires under ground.
feb7d4t W. NJ. AVER, Secretary.
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Foreign Notes.

Correspondence oil De Espova OF Madrid.
yesterday stated that negotiations for a new
treaty OF commerce with the United States
are In progress.
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Walton, today, with the purpose Of hurru,,
the passage Of that part Of the Bill comnyg LYING
mainly of fixed charges, moved to cTt op. ss
item q iSr 1e ana mats over which
ing for the furnishing of the addifipnnv y, M
State house. Before taking this action " .ne
Senate decided to ask for more light ~, .n .ne
subject of the militia, and Mr.. Spear ~ ~ v tae
nebec presented an order that the aSi1isnt Ment
pc 20 duTnsh to the Senate
ditures Of bis department, includinS pen- expo
ditures for the militia In 1889 and iSao pen- Hl
motion Of Mr.. Swanton of SaSadahoc r. W
der was amended by requesting an estin,ot.. Io o.
in detail Of the amount Of money needed sos
the state military establishment for the newt sSt
two years. 0 noAs
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THIS BRIGHT new 1891

needs the brightest and best Of music. The q oOC ,
900 readers of this ad. are all invited to provide
themselves with music or music bo ks from Oul
comple and varied stock.
ng-send freely for lists md i'm for nm atiou
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-12-31

6 PENITENTIARY LITERATURE.o
The Minneapolis Journal. commenting
upon MIRROR editorial on the uses made
of the prison library. which appeared some
weeks ago. says:
1t really seems a little queer that Mrs.
SOuthwOrth, THE Duchess" and other
sensational novelists should be the minis
trants of fiction for men supposed to be
under refOrmatorv process. Even if the
foul brood of nakedly unclean novels now
pouring from the presses of unprincipled
publishers are excluded. there should GER
tainly be good deal of sound judgment
used in the selection of other fiction. 1t
would be better for the cOnvicts to have a
good supply of Maria Edgworth's stories
and other literature of that high moral tone
than to BIZ fed in the hysterical fctiOns of
been very poor judgment shown in the Sc
lection of the library at Saltwater.
The Journal is quite right. Prison ply.
sicians could probably tell more about the
evil effects of the class of literature referred
to than any other men who have to do
sake should avoid such books as he would a
lOathsome disease. But those who have
selected the prison library have been many.
In fact. great deal of the trashiest of the
literature was not selected at all. but was
just dumped into the prison by kindhearted
people who wished to clean out their own
literary stables. However, the trash does
not predominant in the library. and as what
is there wears out it is replaced by whole
some matter. IA good supply of Maria
Edgworth's stories and other literature of
that high moral tone" would be thankfully
received from any source.