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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20

VIENNA, Jan. 19.-Nearly all the roads
and railroads throughout Austria are
more or lees blocked with snow, causing
considerable delay in passenger and
freight traffic everywhere,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20

PANS, Jan. l9.-Advlces from Senegal,
in West Africa, state that Commander
Archinard, at the head Of the French
troops, has routed the remnant Of the
Sultan Of Ahmadous' forces, The French
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20
TIE TURNER'S ENTERTAINMENT

at their Hall last Evening Gratifying
success Throughout.
The entertainment offered at the
Turner hall last evening was Of the most
enjoyable character. Turning exerclses,
music and dancing made up the pro-
Rrsmme, and the auditorium was well
filled. The entire programme was we'll
rendered, especially the banjo duets by
Messrs. Schrader and Myer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20
me Amsriean tlIn,n Mnrln Sold,

The American Glass Works at Ander.
son, Ind, built by Messrs. Miller, Gotta
chalk, Tattman and others about two
years ago, were sold ea Saturday to
Charles L. Henry, Of anderson, at S40,-
900. This may not settle the question
Of the removal OF the Central, however.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20
A Boy Disappears.
n noy OIsaAPpetAEbs
'eciGl DlspGteh 10 TIC Iate,IlOsHeer.
~

Special DispGteh 10 TIC Iate'itOeHcer.
CHARIEsrox, W. Va, Jan. 19-Fred
McArrow, aged Is, who was applicant
for page in the House, is mysterioisly
missing. He was last seen ut the Capitol
Friday afternoon. His mother is q
widow and is almost distracted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20

LONDON, Jan. l9.-The severity OF the
weather recently experienced in Great
Britain is increasing. There is much
sulIering among the poorer classes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Jan. 10.-Gov
ernor Hovey was nominated for the
United Senate by the caucus Of Repub
lican members Of the Indiana LegislR
ture to-ntuht.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20

HAMBURG, Jan. ia dispatch from
Kiel says that the Baltic sea as far as can
be seeu from BueI lighthouse, is covered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20

ELIzARETu. N. j., Jan. 10 -Ceot John
McGowan, u. S. N died lagt 1iobt A.
his residence in this city, He wss "a
years OF age. "A' o"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20

ihOuhAAAEs
P4RT l.
l. Lusispiel. ClArens
q a. CAliSthenIcs with MusiC-...l. Boys Glass
b. March."......,.........l. and Il. Girls Glass
g. Two ride horScs Boys Class
FART II.
L. Medlsy-"wGddy GrOGan'' ....... Branham
2. Fancy steps GifA Class
3. Horizontal Bar with kope...,.Actlye TutncrH
PART III.
l. "InvlnCIble Guard March, Banjo Duett
Louis Z. schrader aud Fred, @. Meyer.
2. TactiCs..,. Boys Of the H. and III. Glass
.. Indian Club swinging. g......~-".."...F. Miller
Part ".
l. WAltE-"Haunting Eyes" ......,......"...T Tobias
.. Single Stick Fencing.
,...,,............C. SchRmbTa and D. II. Z, KrOgh
3. Exercise on Three Parallel
ACTIVE Members and Boys OF the III. Glass
After the programme was finished, the
Hoor was cleared and dancing began, to
the strains Of the Opera House Orchestra.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28

A. CapoE ,1Y,~ Eo- 1nar,utina .n,en attJ
S,virr i,,.plrS fro.n t,,rpur. The J1uitpj SrItls
Will H.. INK dD,ranlia. those animals whom
ruluiu,c fro,Nt an3,i.
The tarth !. lraJu4I, ..roy, Ill, 1arorr frnn
the fan Of l.ct,prir matter. An astronomer
estimates thHt the glote is annually url;cd with
l.6, 900. 900 pAujeetilrs
~
of New Haven. an Old estahjishl hon.% ba,
su>pended The Liabilities are. ", rumor
pitced al about $500 600
II lS reported that the widow Of Gen. Sher'-
torney, AT WASHINGTON. IJis i1,"o,nf1 +, .aiI i,
be more ;han 500, 600 A wear
buflh2 thP past decade, while the United
states mas diminished It's debt about one-hatf,
suggest, THAT there .re rsuuI,IjrS anI re,uIIi,,
Stf Johh macdonald mas informed deputa-
roh OF the .'omlhion rades and Labor Con
Sfe>s that rSStrIctlon Of Chinese immigration
with China.
overland Shipments Of California fruits for
M tnc 'tNt HlsihohlHN o. thls year were 52,0OO,-
w" PouhoS' 5r S"1o'ooO pounds more than Tor
Tue same p'f 10 last year. ! fiS Is the hest
It Is reported that Secretary Of War Proc n
VIII resign IN july, and 1t is equally certaint
the vacant poruollo Will he rendered to Gen =
al Ai2ef, unless he lntlnates beforehand Il
he v III not accept 1t.
James Kelly, NJ. T., chief of the Parnellite
enNoys in this country. writes that their tour
in Canada was very successful, and the meet
ings in New York and New England States
were Very well attended
M. ...... . ,,...
of kentucky Sat down uIsun a resolution rn-
dor>lng Grover Cleveland as the party leader
III lS''2, has taken considerable OF the wind out
OF Inst gentleman BOOM
NJ Iy. pi T. ,,u.,
:, y a - 49, ~ II ~ III " 'uhVI' q "
~ '-' i - ,'en i'!7'i'hU - i""
admitted to the bar, and two more are study
lhg Wlth the same END III view.
u,ho No,.;,,, ,,a,,,,.. ,,.. ,l,,4 ,,. >-....,
p ~ I ~, q" ,iiat 7'iioi Na.fi
atai t - ,,I ~ ~ so''urtinS
,h ~, ~ VIZ ; % " ~,
mant a. to Wnriii" rp;a,, tit',i "
Tho r,,,,,;,, a., .r,..,.;.,
,n u tG nay
thn lata Wm n.,at.I" oAat thj -
tnnnr ~, ri,ta+ir,, ,f n''N1 ''' ,a
ha ifa wns mnsmlIial nd bn, ntoI,rtr ~ ',l%t
~ ~ - w. 'h' ''N' ''''9'N! spy
4 platform was adopted hy the National
Union Convention at Cincinnati last week amid
great confusion. The name of the new party
States" prohibition resolution was over
whemingly defeated
s,..,
ne hohIsa'e statut VI 'reherai df&ht mas
arrived u ''aGna' ana y, Will pe mounted on the
Fe1tS'ai lnh.t'A'tt'3 ne statue Is OF bronze,
Ggh' leet nlsh, ana "eiShS ABOUT TOUR tons.
| ne great Neherai ! represented As the citizen,
ana not ~ the soioiei'
The Secretary of War with tbe onnrov,I ~
the President. has made nm allotment If money
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Building Big schoOno,s.



| THEIR WONDERFUL GROW tI ~ the LASH
len YEARS.
| 1t is no uncommon tim. to see three or
,oa +,,,. ,,...,.., .,,.,o.,,. I,.;,,.... .,...;.
III 'o"' ''."'''" S'"H y "'''"'' ~
'hls pay "AtFc !" years ago one was rare
| sight SAYS the New York Times. @VhI, fact Is
worth ,0t;,,r -. q :. ,,,,o - ,,,.
" r.
era III shlpbulIding or, 10 speak more correct
". such limited ,Aipbuiding a. nnwiSe mari
time |; VS. have left to ~. Year. 400 the fore
ant-aft or i>chnoner ri.r wa. .tlIInn,a, In Ia
suitable to none cycent corlparatiyely snail
vt,sel. and the limit was fiXpd III tyyu- u,a.t>
But as the rtQuiretDent of our roa>tiu,r Trade
for schooners have always been fmpIoyed
chiefly In the cDasting tradt-forrct the ItiiIl-
ing OF larger vessels ii was found That tlc c,r-
RESPONDING increase of An are. iryolveI the
use Of larger sparS than could be ronvanienti,
or even safely handled at sea. ana 50 the +y
u.riiueut uf three mast> IVA. tri.J Althouuh
certain failure was predicted by thc know ju,,
ones the eyuerimenf .urrrp,l,1i ana In tnI.
course of time "tbree-maSter>,' sNa-,nnl IN
ana down the coast from Maine ID r.xnI
wbilt. ..two-ma.ter,'' wpr. rtlno,trJ 10 riyrr
ana inehore traffic.
The '.wholesale method. F." which i> th. lr,.-
ness phrase for what economists mra,, III nIo-
durtion on h Iarra sralp ha. rxron,la,l II, tha
CARRYING trade a. wrIl a. tn otber hrai,,;,as ~
industry. and at r,Iinr rates a small vessel
cannot earn thr r.,y of h,.r psr,tqi, win. a
larre vessel VIII piyt \ flir rrolit ID har nyyr,
ers. This fact ha, frrbIpI tbr .-il, " srbnnn.
ers in the last decade. 4 ,,f,,on,r t,,t roI,Id
carry 500 ia 1Nu0 tons of frpi.,bt vas 1ar,a
vessel 10 Years aon ,,,biIa nyo l. III tT, Lt,ij,
to-day 70 carry Ir.s than o5no II 2nn0 tn,s tnd
along with the increase nf size hpS .,nrn pn al
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Letters from a Belfast Lady Abroad.
ON THE WAY HOME. TIE DRESDEN PICTURE
GALLERY. THE PALACE OF SANS SOUCI

! On THE WAY HONE. THE DRESDEN PICTURE
GALLERY. THE PALACE OF SANS SOUCI.
/ PLANS FOR VISITING ITALY.
| From Private Letters 10 Friends at Home
DRESDEN, SAXoNY, April /, 1891 At last |
am on the way home, though at present moy-
! ing in the wrong direction, and expect to be
travelling now until | reach your door. The
journey did not begin with pleasant weather,
of which We have had but little for the last
month. We did not come Tuesday AS we in
tended because Belle Cloudman hurt her ankle
and Miss X. wanted to wait a day When we
woke this morning it was showing fast but
we got ready and Augusta was sent out to
fetch a dro>ky, but none was to be had They
could not drive in such weather. Did ever
anybody hear of such thing! Well, we took
our neNer-faIing friend the omnibus, Augusta
gong along to help with the bags Fortunate
ly we were IN time. We took third class tick
cts, which do Very well for short JOURNEYS
The seats are not upholstered and either the
springs were wanting or the roati-bed rough.
Tor the Jolting was as bad over the worst
roads III Maine. | have always heard, too
that foreign cars are cold but 50 far INV eX-
perlence has been that they are heated to eX-
cess and have no means Of ventilation The
train was express and we came down in about
; IA hours We are stopping at a small hotel
lWeber's) very near the picture gallery which
is the main object Of interest here Before we
had taken OF our wraps the Anmedungsheins
were placed before US to be filed out for the
ever Yisiant police. ! took care to announce
my departure on the day before | left Berlin
so that Miss X. would not be bothered about it
afterward.
Miss Copeland sent up her card in few
minutes after we arrived. 1t was very kind
OF her to be here ready to welcome me- After
n call he fnr III III
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28
School Work.


The JuuulI ok Education ..> jp-rrt1t..I l.,
,..,,ry,, ,.f - ,;.,. -...
'''''7 '' '' - : '.'-'' ''i1 DUN
a-Monih course. lra'her> rcad one book each
month and write answer, tu question, rrouo>-
al I,.tl. o.. t,,..,. - ill., ,r,
Wv ''0 F@i "' "'N' '''h
was no" ""'hd Ifa'tlta' li.HtN 10 teachers.
The editor, MIR. a. l.. " iu~hjr. saws he han
rcr~onaIfy r. al al. tl4 answer, ana i. ,,.otl,
i,,,,.,... ,....t .t..,
''"l4V9 :" """ 'u' S''"'''' n ile thorough
reading t3ne AAt the Individuality VI thOu4 BIT.
Ab>tr, [. of thc ANSWERS III man, f.g boru ,r.
i,..,,, n ,t, ,,,..l t,,
-''0" '"' "H' "i ''''"h' "o a!e
iron "eifa>t- -hr. r. ". Chase, principal Of
the fast Hl7h school, ah3 Miss Lillian 7.
Robbins. assistant in ihe school. The EDITOR
,,..,. ,,,. ,Ii,,,.,,,,., t p.,t;. n,
~ 'Ns ''''i '''l :" -''rN '''''''lhN' ''c
endorsed her paper a. a lrst class piece Of
work. The following are the extracts Given i'm
+ho I.,,u,,,1. .t,1,.,,;.,. c w. ;.
" 10 - Fl" ''''''''H "'"
Air. Oha>e papers.
Lillian p. Robins. The school work
should never ht 80 mouotouUu, or tedious as
to make school attendance a punishment
The teacher Should be sympathetic. cheerful
and polite in school. Above all She must pos
SpsS self-controL-A Al the actiyitie, of school
life should center in the recitation, in which
should be felt the personal influence ana mag
net>m Of the teacher rhe recitation i the
controlling feature Of the chiId'S school ,Iavs
The method OF conducting il makes the pupil a
should he the pupils grasp IF the subject
Pupils should not be called to recite by cards.
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The South and the Alliance.

eve are Democrats in the South. If you
choose to ride roughshod with your third party
scheme without US, go ahead. The fact re-
mains, there are II States down in Dixies land
that won't go with you" Thus spoke II. f.
Livingston, president of the Georgia Farmers
Alliance, at the Cincinnati conference. Mr.
Livingston Is frank at all events. After this
the Alliance men Of Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa
and other Western States should know lust
what is expected of them and their organiza-
tion. The purpose of the Southern contingent
to make the Alliance a Democratic annex may
not pease them
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28

Itis seldom that anything of much value is given
away just for the asking, but the prettiiy printed
"History of Queen Anne and her Reign" is one of
the most interesting and really valuable little
works we have seen. 1t contains a complete sum
mary Of English history during this period, bright
ly written, and showing how the true womanly
character of the Queen influenced her course as
sovereign. Every scholar, young and old will
find it OF interest to read and valuable refer
ence Send your address on a postal card to Hen
ry Woods Sons Co, Boston, Mass, and get copy
free.
May Pansy is on our table; full of good sto-
res. poems and pictures. 1t is especially in
tended for Sunday as well as weekday read
ing. 81 year; 10 cents number.
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O.mmercs Of the Great LAX S.


C1mmeTC5 OF The Great LAX S.
\.., f.yy .,,.n.l. b,,. ..,,. i;,.f l,.. ,,,-
t-,. IL ,,I;.l, tl L. 'i.,, tl
- ~. .n' '''''ii, re-
700 '"' -I''' .'"'9 Nt' p pace WHp thf On en-
lriu hA> issued u second uII,iil oh th,. trans
HlIlttIuu. Wa. l i,at.> lht uumtt, of vessels
t-,l nu the lakes al 27~t Wtth Ii gr1l>~ tom
mage uf A.447. 1.t TONNAGE. of -> 11t am ,.>
iii,..tt,I ,.,it, i, ...t,.,it, IN .lI 81 tn,. j
t.,..,i + .-,ti. ~ . 4, -,i --- '' .'''''
i"i> '> " ."'tt N'Il"~ snow lh-. moi "hIl t"i
lhr '1h" tram hut : '' 1Lc j.Nr.uVult nt of The
region p-NutI.i Ihe h.- which HAS stimulate N
"t.''I'. h'i' y p" reason Z"
"'"'' v'" ltI'' IT. 'il' iAl'i.'I> ANA industries
'i 'Ht wet arr moro lti|t drN"lolcd the lak'
commerce NlH -'tH jog Importance. -lNiA-
.unIN Hfl Ttl}i -t. n lur Jut,,t.D the l.l>t aii
III f,,, ,i.-i ~, , ',' '", INV
wanna. ian. t,...,. .,.,..-l.. r Xix .i it
,.,,.r ,.4 n H., '''
''' = ''", ''t'"H W. ''Hll"IC lNhIh N
-" wy ""l Noi>'' ''- t"I IH!al" vessels lu -erN nee
t.' I- thr A|itijI- ~til'"tfi. THE Iahp N'>> :
i.rc hU Win special reference To heavy ca!-
gods. uul the l,N fUln.a.t 4. ..l Dr rlc- most
Han. rlte,l iI:ift,i.a apf ..,ut,.l,..f l,,.i.i
lh.l" W0- q lire in Sur-.->. Fu.lre u tp. :
YARN Dn TLur-3l, ti,n-ui,.. ,,-hi.L ,.,n.jt.
fr,ifu -.5,rft.,it, ,l1s [..t,,I,,l.i.., .TJ - -.
.4.it 'g1.,,,.i.,v tr. ..,,.I ,,-.,,',- .i-t .,,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28
Nat Hill.
BY HERBERT I. HARMON.



l""i Iatli NtaI prev N'ouN.
~ NH, tHei''-e Ii'''e Wa hH""h' N
IioihtI h"Nlh t"'ne 70 'nt !a,m N"k' "hd a
- ,"11'i N'o" '"e" "''uou' i''ihI "A'le sue
hel el'IGe"'
Nai Wa> a Nnal BOY OF len years OF age,
iIe'NeH ailH Palh, iul possessing palf oI
ntaUlllul Drown eyes ana "he' wen shaped
IolJht"'' re was N'nuloH>' a general lay Norlte
WIN tbr fh"laI>' a"d When >uit he was rlGht
""ti' 'ln- "'uh 'iti-e hlN lhi'h'
hui 7" r. 'h lh my ~loiA. IN 'hr evening
'I ""'h Nii't ur hau 'fFh Z" 'i' Hi"i '"4
WI ITuihhs i'h Ju- OF lho'a>'tS ana ana q tIo
u>u' '>N'hS 'ta."M b"NhtH i heai tpe
>tho"'- -h"uNt' ne -aN heh l'"NHth toi"e oui a
Int aoNf' 20 into thr >yhoo'-ll ara an' nitef
dropping some thih& mo me wei hurry away.
hho"iH- n, mlNrhleNono dlNposlli"n he a'ro>l-
nm v l,i' " nay Ihi Iou Phl n the ruml
Nolhnl- rtpjltd Zen. "lf NcH ltii put
aAH ihih@ ID Iat'up YOU. nat You E1j; Ard
htn 'ai"t vul TO Where NhI Wa Standing
ne 'Np n"Ao 'athtd a"hite iih" tnt.i - lHhl-
t' h'H Eoln- ihio ihe h"u-t, ahH Nat nome
"alth lhilhhI lo h'uN'i ii&l toud ben
hafc rul ln ihe Ntllt
thf oti orIrk 9ohoo'-h"u~e Wa> ope" for
m"Ihn- session. Children We're Fastening
Niju lnt-'r d'uner-pallN i.om all directions.
Ihtrc Wetn .hr iu-t> sam and hl> sister tie
Mnct cllIdrt ~. aHd The >ina army ot i've from
Farmer tlWcmug> headed ~ re-"lute httlc
I NHnN, fHli Of mischief, and possessed OF
httfi rs warm a. her bead was red
into lhe s'hool-hou>e they tramped lu>t as
/ c'mmrn'r-
lhe usual morning exercises over. the teach
! tr tulHH- to utih Mace >aui. Take the pail
4" lh, " f"f water. | want rHrh scholar to
II illuk tui Jhen attend To Their -tut|rS Frank
! iid A. requested, returning Gulrkiy Win the
/ news thai tht water WAS not III % drink Nat
4 itlu i"ohrd At Zen. put ms eAtN were on ms
4 Nook aid ny 'ld MOI glance up
I "Biih4 some 10 me- Nai! ttc tta. hcr. Frank
/ returned WIKI a pail half full Of tl~ny smelling
! +. T. d
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28


| school management have over the diStric
| system: There are those who are well quat
| lhed to Judge the matter that claim the dis
trlct system Is preferable to any other vet tried
| such claims are. for the most part, made by
| those who are not personally acquainted witt
the workings Of the town system. That the
| "old way has many good points about it, We
are willing to admit. Nothing Is ever gained hS
falsely representing those things which we op-
| pose. W bile a perYer>i0n of facts may III
/ fuence Some for short time. il is true that II
the long run we do more lasting good when We
| conhnc ourselves to a truthful comparison OF
/ facts.
| "And 50 whatever bctide
| Keep truth thy companion and honor tuy guide p
| Let uS take look in on some Of our country
| schools and see how we shall find things worA-
| ING to-day. We will not have to leave the
| good county Of Waldo to ind a town that W III
furnish good illustration of the need of a
change Of some kind. We find in the first
| Schooi we visit a company of seven small
scholars under the management of teacher
VINO i no doubt competent to handle four
times that number; the next district to this of
which we speak has the whole Of four >choi-
arS, when they are all there another has, we
are told. only three in attendance. Here we
nave IN one town three schools with a total OF
fourteen scholars registered. suppose now.
Kind reader, you come with Us while we try to
show you that 1t is not case OF necessity that
compeIs the people Of that town TO run their
schools on this wastetu plan. Let Us attach "A
string to the door of the first 4chOolhouse men,
toned and then carry it 'as the crow flies" to
the doors OF the other two. 1t is doue-three
miles OF string ties them together and leaves
enough unused to make a good sized ball. l.
there anything suggestive tu this fact: There
are some scholars in these districts that we
have used to illustrate the subject who ought.
by our laws, to be compelled TO attend school !:
there are not more than enough scholar, IN alb
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28

The price ot anthracite Goal viii be 4.l,auce1
jane first.
The crop reports tron Kansas aud Illinois
are favorable.
A new and destructive parasite A.,, appeared
on current bushes.
England is becoming alarmed AT the iuhaN
Of Jew, expelled IRON Russia.
The METROPOLITAN Museum Of Art tu New
ork j. to te opened on sundays.
The Grand Army Post If Great Fans. \. H.,
ha, erected handsome Memorial building.
The California Fruit Cqnneries Company has
been incorporated with 4 capital Of @2o0o.00o.
The Chicago derby was won MAY 20 by
Brookwood. Time 2l6. About $1,000 goes t0
the winner.
sold at auction. Tnry realized only little
more than $1,000.
The Italian Minister II the interior i max
ng determined onslaught on the anarchists,
of that country.
The Bishop of Lincoln England has issued
form of prayer for the abatement Of the IN
fuenza epidemic.
The experiment Of distributing letters at sea
on the Hamburg line steamers ha, thu~ far
PioNe' S''''1'' 'o'H
ne farmers q FRESNO county 'ai'' arG
laiSihg na'lipoo III ltntIHI. '"c acre VIII
4'e!' enough lot ii'ie Vi lehte'
GaribalIis heirs have been Sued for srIp lies
Iuth'hed y lnG N"It"tetI> tHI"He" Hhl'f tAe
FalrIot iol the ''oeiatloh 81 hoIhp'
ON tbo netition Of Roston nartios 81 Ro.,i,.r
ha. heen annoirfed for m, jIort WurtI' ITll.,,I
Loan and Construction Company.
IN >..,
ne Na''oha! League "i ''rG"I hI''a'h itS
passed resolutions uetHiInS ldIneii hotuIJ
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28
children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

'nen Baby was rick, we gave her Castora
1en she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
4eh She became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
4en she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28

Will Carleton contributes page poem,
clear the Drums March By" TO Harper's Mag
azne for June.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28

The dictionary says, "a basam is thick, pure
aromatic substance nowing from trees" kemp's
Balsam for the Throat aud Lungs is the only cough
Medicine that is real nalsam. Many thin, watery
cough remedies are called basams, but such are
not. Look through bottle of Kemps Basam and
notice what pure, thick preparation it is. If you
cough use kemp's Balsam. At all druggists
Large bottles soc. and 81.
In School. "Why is time worth more than
money" Ten year-old. "Because if you have
time you can make more money, but matter
how much money you have, You can't make more
time
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28

; II. Clifford, Nrw (a7seI, wiz, wa trouDlcd
with Neuralgia aud Rheumatism, his stomach was
die'r'iered, MS Liver WAS affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he WI, terribly
reduced IN flesh and strength. Three bottles cf
Electric Bitter- cured him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg. MI, Had Il run
ming sore on his leg Of eight wears standing Used
three bottles of Electric tittero and seven box
oi Buchlc1.S Afnlca ~alNe, tnt his leg is SQUAD
dhi wen. John Speaker, tataWba, o.. had five
large Fever sores nn his i"s, electors said he
box Bucklen'7 Arnca ealve cured him entirely.
Sold by L. II Moody, Drug store.
\ man vhn 5rt- out to build 3 600 house, after
he gets through With it usually hrgiu~ to wonder
how in TrAa9 he had To pay ont :i,5po and bills
cnmlMg N vet.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28

The Bismarck Monument fund is now s24e,-
900.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28

Professor. "Name the bones of the skull"
Student (unpreparcd and nervous). I've got 'em
all in my head, but can't just think of the names
Sir"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-05-28
RuchlensS AFn:Ca Satye.

The best salve in the world for Cut. Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, salt kheum, Fever sores, letter,
Chapped Hands Chilbains, Corn7 and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, OF money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale hy Il. II. Moody.
81 am 50 ha py!" said the Young housekccper
"We haven't a roach in -hc fiat now" "iiow did
yom get rid Of them We didn't do a thing. The
ants drove them out
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-28

NJ. Bloorler-Friend William tells
rse b. sPands fifty cents apiece for those
cigar