The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-06-18

! that remembers the following about the
! origin Of waX-work. The process of casting
| portraits and et1igies In wax goes back to ante
| Christian days, to the time, indeed, Of l.ysiS-
| tratuS who lived rirra 2SN I}. G. It was, how
| ever, Two men Of the fifteenth century vino
We're first accorded the distinction Of 'counter-
| fcitng life" as All apt phrase has it, by means
| of waXen figures painted with oils IN imitation
| of nature But what always appears to us in
| this connection, assuming the pleasing aspect
Of an old friend, is the inimtable ''lady Of the
caravan" ''the delight of the nobility and gen
! try, IN short. Mrs. Jarley herself. and her i'm
| mortal waXwork>, which proved such oppoI-
| tune and generous friends to brave c-hearted lit
| tie Neil" and her humbe-mnaed old grand
| father. Surely we all recolrct the hiIi-posters
Of that itinerant circus, hung out when trade
needed Ntra h0o~tinS to reach the golden du-
| cats.
Elf / knoW'ti 4 donkey ,vut wouldn't .,
To see Mrs. JHrlrY's wax work show,
10 you think III acknowledge him
on mo-
Then run to I4rlry II" etc,
But to return to the Eden Mu-ee. the onlv
institution of its kind il the country. and
source Of great satisfaction to the lweller~ Of
this great city. The Eden Mu>ee is unique
III It's features as it is beneficial In it. results.
! The utmost care is always taken to have
the representations perfectly true to life. Be
sides which thousands Of dollars have been
expended upon clothing for the figures in the
waNen groups. As one enters the vestibule on
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