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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23
.Sern,amn, MGo., syreitae, sen 2s. Samuar 1895,

Ober mill; man iollte seeeu iie srabe ID
scre6t uno buman o,ria6rsu, uie eeseu
Iieben anbsrsn SeItcnotbeil Der Be
p0iferuns, una lie iullteu beuielbeu &C.
IfsBen unterwOrfen isin, iU;e Die @siBeu'
I!s eiHeH 5rueiten ibwe.su Ri5sriff
be5ei9net General Spuaro Die Gin
! fiibruHg bes 8eieruntioHslDtems. ygs
eibt tsinsu perninitiseu Srunb" -
meiHt er - ,,russbal5 mix eiuem Snor.
aHer iusen iollteH: .,Ou muBt mad
bleier 8tlerUation seben uHo mubt Sa
bleibcn." Gr tplro nit 5fe6t irasen
n@arum iann i3 ui9t biusebeH, ipoain
i9 9uit babe? Ger g9eiBe fommt ulS
9ebt obsr 5teibt, tpie uno ipo INNER es
ibm 9sfdat, abr mir i6reibt er npr, tuo
i6 le6eu iUQ. gSarum ioa Der @eiBe
nlebr Redte baben ais i'd? Sd babe
ebsnio Uiel Gniprub auf 6reibeit, tuie
er, iu'Hu niht nod mebr in einem2anoe,
oas emit uns 9eb6rts. garum iolIte
i6, iolau9e ib mir gtidts llnseiesli9ss
81 S9alaen fOumen lniie, uibt au6. ses
rabe 10 9nt lUie Der @eiBe, binseben
f0nner, mo5ju ib ipill?" Gas iinb
8srirfra9en,-ia9t Soparb-nuf iuslde
Die 8e5ierun3 feline ebrlids uaS ipabr.
beits9smdBe 9tHtluor: 81 sebsn usrmns,
penn ite nj1t i9rs Snoianerpolitit Don
8runo aus umdabcrn iDia.
G5 lit b9tlnutii9 uor9ei6lnssn NOR.
ben, lno Die 3oee bat piel slntlans se'
ftnoen, oaB tiinfti9 Die steuen Der Sut
bianer.2lg itatt nit giuiIiitsn nit
Effijieren bsieBt iuerosn icqeu, Serr
S9arS Der ols ebemaliser Sefretdr
oes Snuera ii9 ein llrtgeil in Der Sade
srIuubGn oa,f fat ii9 habiH ausse-
iprodlau, oaB IS tsiuen sroBen llnte,s
itIeo made, iUie man bieie Stelsn be.
isbe, iOfern Hur Die betreHtnben 2eute
9runeehrlid ENo bunlau ieier. 9as it'll
rbne 3iueiict bns, uprauf es bier in
tritsr 9inle Gntrmmt, G6er 9c9en Die
9crlusrouN9 uOn Sifijieren briust
6encral 9olUarb nO9 ipeiie1e 8riinbe
rpr, Die liG) b6reu laiisn. ,3undhit
melrt e., baB Der Gifi3ier mcbr Ooer
iucniger ucn icIncn ipeSifid militdrilden
Gi9enideiteu rcrlisren lueroe, tuenn man
i'm sum 3noiancraseatcn made. Ser
uer, HID nc5 lci Die Sauptia6e, lueroe
Gle 9eriutuu9, wetder 10 uiele Giuis
liiten als Snoinneraaenteu erlegen
ieicn, 9erape 10 gut aR-beu Sifijisr,
cer Iit iii glci9er Sage befiube. beran
trctsH, uno na5tbeili9e SOl9en fir
ocn 0:iit uno Die 9isciptin bes Si.
fijiercorp3 MD bamit fir Die son;e
IrmCe uUroeH ii9 nidt uermsiben
laiitn. General 6owaro riiui9t bag
sarje sl9en!enlrcien 10 balo iu;e n6slib
beieitigt IL ieger, ober nidt pt6slid,
ionoern idrittiD.iie. Nlan iuae Die Sn=
oiancr irItematii6 sur Gel6ititdnbisteit
crjjebeu Ino hann ii6 ielbit iitsrlnhen,
INNER ater lie sercdt, ebrli9 unb bu'
mln behaubeln, haun iusrbe es feline
Sriege nchr geben uno bos Subianer'
problem .ueroe iUb san5 ron ietbit l6ien.
g8ir stau6tlt, baB General Sotparb
bierin 8cdt BAT, absr bas 9ftc:rt fir
7urdiuGruug Der bon inn empfobleren
8ebanotuug slfi6t and fr leiosr iduls
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23
@afaime., t,no Sarmge.
r6ff.c.

S9 babe sinen sroBen Gorrdt6 pom Sci,
gen. Sdsr1oi6iHe II. Disc. Harrows, (S6u,i.
os=Gs9eH, iSutt sri9Heioe= Nai6inen Giser
Sreiien, GorHS h6ltr, Soriepopsrs Spriro.
uoseH uno Sussp's an 'eoub usIGe id bil.
Ilg uertdufeu Dere..
SelsIssma9ts Tornpnsen nnb gf.les
babe I'd, vets an 6aub bic i9 eoroHtire uHs
81 iehr EaaBlssn SreiieH rertduie
S6nrieoedr6eiten cler art, Repcrotureu
an RafdiHsH uir. uerbsn pinftIidb beierof
5ermaHH ebepob
Berger, Rs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23

Staatsietretdr Blaine itsbt and nnrin
Der 9tutiden 9uffahuns rabs, onB
er Elm enti6iebersr Gesusr bss Inter
rods in ter 9oiitit 1T. Gr iaste oie=
ier 3a9c bel eiuem 9aitnabl in N.lu
gort: SD haiie bieie s2eiber anI oem
&Oitru"l; Die Rebncrbubre lit teiuglas
flr Die 6ruu. Cine sebllocte 6rau tann
i'm bdusIi6sn 9reiie ober i'm 9eieu.
i6aitsjtmmtr tueit mebr GirfluB aus
lben, ols auf Dem Stump" - Stimnt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23

Had benz Genius BON 1890 lift Die
Weinuns, buB bic Sarmer in bieiem
2auos bic Rebr6eit iiub, uidt beitdti9t,
inbem ii9 100000 bem lnnbpirtbs
idoftli6sn Bernie tpibmen, tudb,eno
9,722 900 iih nit anoeren 9srufsgs=
ibditsn, ME 9aHosl, Snbuitrie II. !. 10.
befniisn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23

6rsiprd9uns bebsutet. baB 9taes, mas
Gin Rann in!bsr gant, in gau=9ereiz
men ootr 2sbsusperii9eruns arsels9t
bat, I'm oreiBis Gents en- 9rGar tpsni=
ger iuertb iein ioq als bisber, 5reiprdss
un9 pertlrit Die GrIparniiie I'm iait Elm
Grittsl. (glilw. Ser.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23

Ger neue Senator, Sr6p, pom SIo.
Garollnn, iueldsr BON Der 5arnsrs'
aliinu5 eripd6lt tuurbe. iast ;est. CT Ici
Dor stlIem 9empfrnt unb Die 6armer
miBteu iid an bic 9emptrottn tpenoen
fir 9siese jn ibren Glaiten. 9arm
lic9t cine 9tbrs, Die al.c 8spu5litaner
uohl gum 9ea90crfen itin,msn fuirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23

Seit 1918 bat Guslano feline ioIde
9dltc 9eIeben wie se8euiudrti9. Stbu
Grab inter 9tuu in 2UnbOr. 36emis
uno 9umber iino op1itdnOig SusefrOren.
Nub ouf bsm 5eitluuoe berridt
itren9e SdIts. Su 5raHtfurt OIL; Marn
wuroen iieben 9erionen auf osnStraBen
egfrOrcn oufgsfurbcr. uebernQ iino
RenIdeu eriroreu.
Sn Spnnoau nubte i'll oeu @eiueGr.
i1brlten IN Jplge Giuiriereus res @ai.
iers tie 8rbeit eir8eiteQt utroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23

@rouer gtess!ano Der iriibsr in Der
Silberirase 9eiuno mar, ibeint reuerz
binss in's Eager Der oemOtratiiden
Siiberidpinoler ii6er9c9anJtn 5u isin,
bat er ieit ldr8erer 3eit in
al ieineH Dfentlidsn 9fsaeu tsircn
,s6uauier" iibsr oieIe ipittise 6rase
9etban, iunoern nit 9roBer Ssbarrii9.
felt auf Dem leuosnla9men bsmotratis
i4en ,,9arifsuul" bsrum9eritten. Sails
er lui,tl;h aub i'll bieier 6rn8e ortb,.
oorer Gemotrat 9euOroeH, 10 iiHo ieire
8rdiibeutitaItsausiidteH um 10 o;et &C.
rin3er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23

Soppen fir 9erreH, Sfuaben uns
ainoer fiuoct man bic gr5Bte s(ustuabl
6ei Sersoa 6 Bilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23

Stem SdOeu, 2inibur9er un6 ,,Srif'
adie iebr biIi9 6ei 9erJus & Bib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23


9ieier Obftsarieu wirb in Den eriten
5 Sabrcu nit Rom, 9artoHeln pber
Ssu bepfaujt, unb Ger grtras luiro bic
Sinien bes Capitals minbeitens oeden.
3dbrsnb 20 Sabren ipiro baun Der
EbIt9arten burdidnittIid per Baum
anbertbnlb Barrel, ooer i'm 9an5en 900
Barrels ldbrli6 brinsen, mas, bag
Barrel Su 81 bsre1net, 5000 ausma9i.
Gisie grtrassiddsung iit cine iebr
nieoriee, benu trob Der ni9t 9utsn
grnts bes lesten Sabres battsn mad
itebeuoe ObitsGrten in 2ofupstte 60 fols
eeuosn Grtrd9:
Robe 2srinstcn bradts ere Sbits
farm upn 500 4dern eiuen 8siuinn upn
1000; bic gepfel purben an eincn
FduIer psrfauft, Der iic pfliifte une
pndte.
Gin anberer Gblt9nrtcn bon loo
stdern tradte $3.50. Guoere 7 gder
er9aten 1900 Suib.G aspfel, bic $3.50
einbrcdten etiuus ii6er Sl00 per
4fer. Gns grtrdsuiB eiues 6 Gder
9roBen Sbitsnrteus nnbe 9tapuleU1
iuures, aui benz Baum, an eiusn 2ers
instuner 9ei9dftsmann fur 800 Der,
fault.
gaas fir &afnpette 60. gift in Sss
treH bss Sbitbaues, bus triift aud fur
GascoHuoe 60. Elm. Sbitjudt fann
Die Der 8eirbau in unierem County
| ltDr prpfita6el betliebcn neroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-23

OFFICIAL STATEMENT
OF THE
HERMANN SAVINGS BANK.

At Hermann, State Of Missouri,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON TEE
18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1891.
RESOURCES.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01

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The Republican journal., 1891-10-01

The town of LincylnvIlc Is situated in the south
eastern part oil Waldo county. The southeastern
part OF the town buricrs On renob-cot Bay, where
the principal village is situated Ii a very pleas
ant place M summer, more % th.tn ia winter 1t is
generally called LincullN IL" iirach.
About one mile north n Aucolnyii!e Beach is Il
small place called Duck-uap, 50 Called because,
years ago, Il was i taYulltc place ion black GuCk.
and hunters could shoot them IL great numbers. 1t
Is the outlet OF stream whica cmptie7 into the
bay, ON each side OF which rises quite steep
biuf About four miles west OF Llncolnyilic beach
Is another small settlement, with two store, and
post office, ii Is called Linrolnyilic Center.
IinCOinN lille is bounded bv the foiioWlM. towns
Belmont ON the n0rt4, Northrort ON the cast Cam
den amt Hope III knoN county ON the west, amt
ecnsmont, also on the west.
In the southern part Of the town there is Il iii
which has 4 large ,tdge on the tup. The sides are
covered With spruce and small oak trees to within
a short distance Of the top, leaving about half an
acre destitute OF everything but a small quantity
OF grass. From this rock quite an extensive view
of the surroundng country can be had. 'eu0b-
scot Bay, with Its numerous Islands, street hing
away a. i"l us the eye can reach makes It lrcti.
scene for summer visitors. The south side Of this
rock is nearly perpendicular for height of about
thirty feet, making It 'ililicult taek u clmtn
The top on HAT Side.
There are five small ponds or lake In the town
and Its boundaries The largest il between
l-inc"lnvillt and Norihpprt. 1t is about .hrce
miles in length and one half mile in width. There
are several varieties Of fish IN this pond, the black
bass being the most valuable aud the most sport
catch. Another pond is almost ii the center If t;
town, lick"Tel and White perch abound in it, \
lnckcrei WAS caught there few Years ago that
weighed five puuuds [. large fish for so su ali Il
pond. sometimes large number of pickertl
captured from This pond in winter. The smallest
pohd III town Is ithtcd AT the base OF steep hiil.
II Is supposed TO be fed hy springs as there
brooks OF streams CmptyiHE into it. 1t il tr tnrd
ny small stream which h&s sufficient pow Cr In
the spllhg and after heavy rains to run ettyc
mlll. 1hclC are seven mills in LlncOlnvillc, III of
which are run by WHtcrpuWcr. All but ,nc IF
them are used to SAW 7thyc7 and healing Ton lime
casks. INu stand upon the stream which erlpties
at fT,flt Ml f.tlr ,.f
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01

The Boston Globe got many interesting answers
In its presidential canvass of the Massachusett,
Republican State convention. Here are samples
Blaine is the smArtest Statesman in the country
The biggest man in The country.
Blaine l. the brains OF the country.
The ahlest statesman Of the time.
Greatest ability in the country.
For once | want to the braimcst man IN tho
country President.
Greatest statesman OF the age.
The best man fin the nation.
The greatest state smau IN America.
Ahlest ana most popular American.
Strongest and littcst man in the party.
He Is strictly loyal to his party and ccuntry, anu
has the best comprehension Of their needs.
The best litted man in the world
He VIII not he hulIdoIcd.
First, last and always
Pre- eminently able.
1hc grande>t man before the American people
to-tay.
4 leader among leaders.
Great, greater, greatest,
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01
What Oar Visitors Say,

The I,ockport tornet Band went to Belfast last
FRIDAY with the Clnrcmont Commandery of Rock
land. They came home enthusiastic over The royal
way they were treated. Camden Herald.
The pilgrimage made by Claremcnt Cnmmandcry,
of this city, and De Nalos Commandery of Ninal-
haven, last week. to Belfast, where they were
guests of Palestine Commaniery, was highly
successful afitir, and was thoroughly enjoyed by
all the Knights who participated. The weather
was fine, and the pilgrims received hospitality
wherever they went that jusiies their report that
the Belfast Knights are grand entertainers. The
returning Knights are profase IN praise of the
manner in which they were entertained, and were
much pleased with the whole affair. Rockiand
Opinjnn.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01

The Dominion government has completed the
lobster hatchery at Bay View, near Pictou, Nova
Scotia The intention is to such quantities OF
eggs as ar, now thrown away at the lobster fac
tory BY an artil iaf process these eggs are
brought in by fishermen in various factories
They are then deposited in series of glass jars
through which pure sea water is made to pass
Already several million of young Holsters have
been hatched and planted out in localities wher,
fishermen have been in the habit of catching par
ent fish, and there about 50000,000 of young il
incubators. 1t is said that other hatcheries will be
established In the provinces.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01

TIE motto OF the Winthrop Banner is a good
one. 1t reads "Iiard icks for all frauds, lots OF
run for those who would be merry, and a helpful
hand fer all good enterprises"
Z. A. Grozer, of the New York World, has
bought Il controlling interest in the loston Post
and will take charge Oct. L. 1t Will be free trade
and Cleveland paper.
Miss Helen NJ. Smith has retired from the edito-
rial chair Of the Bar llarbor Record. The paper
has been bought by a company Of which G. &. Bar
rel of Ellsworth, IS chief moy er and Dr. Coiny OF
the Bar Halbor Tourist viii be editor of the Re
cord in the future.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01

It viii cost you nothing and will surely do you
% ,d, it you have Cough, Cold, or amy trouble
with Throat, Chest or Lungs. DR.. Kings New DIS
-ugcrv for Consumption, Coughs and Colds Is guar
;utced to give relief or money Will lac paid bAck.
Sufferers from La Grippe found It Just the th1ng
aud under its use had speedy and perfect recov-
cry Try a sample bottle at expense and learn
for Yourself just how good thing 1t is. Trial bot
HES free at X. ii. Moodys Drug store Large size
ipc. ana ~ 90.
She. .'It's Kind o. funny that men should be re
lnrcd to lift their hats. while women are not.
He Good gracious What would you have:
Women lifting their hats Aren't they high enough
already 2"
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01
rrem North searsport to Newport, Il. l..


4" Tnr EDITOR oF r'iH J"rE\NL. september
81 we tooA me north aeArsport ~taEe coach for
Belfast II wa heavily Laden, iut the horses
Wer1 sure footed and Jehu he!t the ribbons with
circ we arrived i'll safety At noon, and IL 80 H.
| NJ. went on board the beautiful steamer Penobscot
and had pleasant trip down the bay to hoekland
Here we went op town. and spent the night and
the following day in the Itmerock City, visiting
The 4ualIies and other points If interest, and on
the lth a=ain embarked on ING bosom of our fair
Atlantic. we were crowded N tfc cabin, hut ali
the souls (of the passengers dared to sleep i
they c"uit' get anything to sleep upon. fortunate
y Wc secured sofa ana with il ialr night rest
Arriving in Boston about : A, NJ we proceeded to
the OH Colony depot took the train for Newport,
/, at Nj and arrived al eleven Here we met
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lrltil'7 "h' '""'V" ana "'lNo'let oUl coming
4 light rain WAS falling, which continued the
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The Republican journal., 1891-10-01
Strong Sermon Against Liquor Drinking.

The shooting of policeman at San Francisco by
Curtis the actor, rs the climax of drunken de
bauch Is stronger sermon against the evils of
excessive liquor drinking than the most eloquent
periods of the most brilliant of temperance
tors. When sober this actor was the soul of good
nature and geniaty; but liquor changed him,
consciously TO himself into wild and rresponsi-
Bile maniac He is not the first, will he he the
last, whose has been ignobly cut short
through lack of ordinary self control. Auburn
Gazette.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01

Weather Slgaa! DISPLAY Stations.

The L.. : Weather Rureau IN, recently
''. nv' '|g , Inc "t .nr2& MN
., W. >,'l''i.> Ii.I'.i m >T" NV
''i7 ..,- l"' w. .ri NJ y n tn'
H.. '.''t 'i,' .r, w + A.
are lr5rnulet IA Notcrhnent expense to any
| section Whore Il 81, ~ lu-- Wu. nr procure,
and rr-ularIy displayed for the benefit Of tI,
pu".' lhlN OLE: has been taken advantage II
| NJ many FA1r>. u"i there are othor places iu
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,ri W,
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to tfy, tha ,gqrufn.. -f.naI, M omr.t..trl I.-.,
4 IN thc Iav Bqp u.fili,atiou ~hgul, L, ..Iy.r.
1 TO me >nrrolldinu community through tyr
/ pies. am! otherwise that tlc Steam whistle lt
4 rpliain place yylI sound the >i.I.3l> to inII-
| ate fh. trll.,h.c Wetth,.. and tcipi..tiure for
| the c,,,5im,-e iH,u uty-fuur hours
! FXglaugtion Jf whistle signals
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01
BCndoIn college Notes.


Prof. Wooaruf's Greek Prose Composition
mas Just been puhiishcd
During the present term course in Blbhogra
phv will lie given to the juniors by Prof Little
rho ,,.,,,o, ,,,.,,,i, Of ,le yo,n,. Mani. ,,,,,t
tiam Association to the freshman class was held on
Thursday evening
r,t. e, .,,nc,,+ ~. u r,owdoip Z, ,,I,,,,o ,,o..
il, chemistry " an ,yhirh prof. Robinson III ,,oan
al vort for son. tfna has appcared ,nd Il HUH
Nv tbe i,n;or cl,s.
dor expedition arrived in Brunswick last week.
having left the vessel at Halifax. They report a
very pleasant as well H. successful ana profitable
expedition.
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Iilrar, win her,,ftrr he, onened in th,. .,erir,,
The dorni,o,i4s arc also TO lie lighted nv cl4ct,ir
III
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The Republican journal., 1891-10-01
Family Reunions.

9Th, the following officers We're chosen for the
next year: Joseph Boynton, president; VIM. l..
Boynton, sec. II. A. Packard, treas; Ezra Boyn-
ton, Preston Boynton, Albert Boyntop, committee
on arrangements. The towns represented were
Liberty, Pittston, Freedom, Searsm ont, North
port Palermo, Manchester, MontvjIle Razor
Vile, Maine; Taunton. Worcester, anG Brockton
Mass.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01

o - Il l..,t.- ~, 4t.
III I,,, n,to NJ, tI
i.eil'" ~ % IN N. iiu"fon "'7''n III ."H"-u ny tig
Hortn lNcr' nav ,n2 e.'e'G" ItS iii?u'I tLic'
uas peloIt' ilt "ts tle III - r',.Ae'' ii'' =
h"to ~ 'i'' ny NY '; ., =,
HeaF7 PRIOR 70 lhe toIhIhT % the H2i N "
IiN mouth MISS "'t 'h'"1eS Sl'oe lheH'
TIa fo,nnns t4nu rnI .hin r,naI scheme
xnr,ns ia hnyn .oII1t,<na thrnu,th lark Of ftInd.
Two romuanins have been organized to con
>truct it, one of them gOt a charter and bad
until Sept. 10 to deposit S1O0.0pJ with the
Massachusetts State government a. IA guaran-
tee, but did not come UP to tilne. The other
company had until Nov. l>t to complete it,
coudtiOnS but i reported 10 have little pros
pect of success, 50 that nothing but a ditch and
Il drel@iEg machine will he left of the famous
ENTERPRISE for any new company to start upon.
me Diamond Sh0tI HSnthouNe t"irS9u'
which was lost III NlniHl OH liaitcr99 'ilti re
me successfully sunk, Is beyond recovery MI
Anderson, the contractor, Hau Clat tne 'diS-
son was hanGlcu Win care ouI ti1"1 ne ~"
proposes 10 seek authority 10 construct mp
rap bItAN"Alef III aAolheE point nt" uf L"
break the iortt "1 tiIe waves ana men Hihh \
ctls>On oil greater base ahu longer ~ >iaii
with. AIl the machinery for dredging was
swept away N The storm ahd NcFtrai ttet ot
the tube were broken oll KY the force p thH
waves. 40 attempt "Ii I1 hA"' 70 recover
th9 "it cn'S'0A'
Can't George Dearborn. of Gardiner, hHs
iu~t returned from Il very interesting SEA yoy-
ace He and h> daughter, Miss Frt,lrika,
who ACCOMPANIED him were away Is months.
sailing In the mean Time over l45 900 miles.
crossing the equator lour times, having d
>lfrht taste Of the war IN chill. etc. Capt.
Dearborn witnessed naval engagement See
inr A government Ship blown INTO atoms, And
wa~ himself very narrowly watched BY the
government boat Imperial The ship Emily
Whitney which he has recently commanded.
j, now loading in New York and win soon hc
ready for sea Australia is the part for which
Cauf. Dearborn will sail about the middle of
next month. His daughter viii accompany
him ~ before.
,.
The recent speedy passages "I lhe hlte
Star steamships Majestic ana lcutohlr across
the Atlantic nave increased the rlN1IT{ oe-
tween & l!de ana Be1aSt HulAtiH, ihe hlte
star line ships being all hulIt at Belfast 80
soon A. tbey broke the record lyae h'In OF,
tered to nuiid twenty-five Knot steamer ana
th5 otter has been accepted by lhe NuhhTl 'ht,
who have officially announced the ordering oi
exceptional speed lhe ne" : ohardtfS "il'
be ready fof next seaNoh lfaI!g' faI.!iGg' Whgn llleIL
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was eick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01

1T saws here the last Of the six hundred have
Just died. They were noble band" 81 didn't
know they were a band. ! thought they were cav
airy"
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01
A Ny stery Explained.

The papers contain frequent notices of rich,
pretty and educated girls clipping with negroes,
trAmp9 anG Coachmen. The wellknown special.
l4t, Dr. Franklin Miles, says all such girls are
more or less hysterlcal, nervous, very impulsvp,
unhalanced, usually subject to headache, neu-
ralgia, Secplessness, !mmoderate crying or laugh
ing. These show weak nervous system FOR
which there Is no remedy equal to Restorative
Nervinr. Trial bottles ana a line book containing
many marvellous cures, free at X. II. Moody 5
Drug store, who also sells, and guarantees Dr.
Miles celebrated New Heart Cure, the finest of
heart tonics. Cures huttcrinS, short breath, etc
eyes, it Is great curiosity. You don't often
find lock OF George Washing.on's hair. But you
know it's not the rarest" "Whosc Is more 50 -
"Bll Nye's.'
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01
Camping Among Chilian Indians.

HOME LIFE OF THE SAVAGE ARAUCANIANS.
THE CAREER or TOUTHFUL BRAVE. HOW
THE MEDICINE MEN TURN A PATIENT
WRONG SIDE OUT IN SEARCH OF THE
DEVIL.
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01

Starving peasants in the south of Russia are
resorting to pillage and murder
The Republican journal., 1891-10-01
Literary News and Notes.

William Dean IIowelIs's novelette,, AN I'm
peratiye Duty" is concluded i'll the October
number of IIarIer'- Magazine. The manner
Of it, ending may he Il surprise to some Of its
readers, and to some it may be disappoint-
ment, While to many others it will be eminent
y satisfactory.