Milford chronicle., 1891-12-11
,,- psion Cured.

sasszante Of g42i.. retired from practice, hay
4 had pisc,d isl be Asnds BY an II ne = .eisst
ary the - mula Of a simple '1foi that "e'S-I-
the spec and permanent IS full inaeH
Bronchitis, Catauh, Asth-yyy Yer the irdex will
Lang Ah.en9aafiii 9aiit,-ot al the feast which the
- .St - ae Review constantly sels before
I N N Among the contributors nave
? il kaarou De Hirsch, Professor Goiawln
T this, the late E. P. whipple, GeaaAei r
+ ing gers, u, William Henry Hurlbert, Pro-
bsor z. a Freeman, Robert P. Porter Su-
Of the Census: Senator Voor
hees. ex.Prime. Minister crispi, Professor
lanes Bryce, Pre6edck Douglas, late United
States Minister to Hayti; John Russeh
Young. late United States Ministerio China
Richard Henry Stoddard Charles A. Dana
aud lanes R Soley, Assistant Secretary OF
the Navv The December number is fully
an to the high standard which has been set
bv and for the Review. It opens with an
exceedingly valuable paper entitlea'
,sThouehts on the Negro Problem" by Jas
Rrvce. NJ. P. who is so we'll and favora6ly
known in this country by his mastery
work. s'rhe American Commonwealth" +"
Mr.. Bryce has studied the negro question
imnartially aud in the true spirit Of the 90
cisi nbilosopher; and what he has to say
,egardiuo il cannot but be read with wide
and profouud interest. Rear-Admiral s B.
r,ce II 6. N. writes in a serious vein on
ssThe Benefits Of War" pointing out 'ainOns
other things, the futility of the much nei-
aided panacea of arbitration IN certain eii-
euustauces. In a striking article called
"rbe Three Phiiauthropists, Colonel Rob-
en G IuRersoil describes three different
methods of dealing with the vexed question
Of canital aud labor Colonel lneersolfs
brilliant style lends additional interest 70
this most suggestive presentation OF an i'm
,ortant tonic. The Hon. Carroll d. Wright,
limited states Commissioner Of Labor, In "A
Great Statistical Investigation, describes the
work which is being done by the Finance
Committee Of the Senate in connection win
the Departnent Of Labor, in collecting stats
tics showing the effect Of the tariff laws upon
wages. prices, etc. The Yery Rev. Robert
Gregory. Dean Of St. Pauls, London, asks
and answers the question, as Corporal Pun
ishment Degradiug1" His answer is in the
negative, and he supports it not only by eita
dons from the Bible and the examples o.
Greece and Rome, but by the experience oi
Fuplishmen of the present time. Ex-Prim'
[ Nf;uis,er Crispi's brilliant article on ITALY
I'D the pope" begun in The Review fol
November. is brought to close. Railway
| pe,es,I and the prevention Of rate wars are
] d;sc ,ssed BY General Horace Porter from the
! noint of view Of the practical railroad man
I r - workiugman's interest IN the free coin
/ aoe of silver is described by T. " Powdefly
| General Master WorkNlen Of the Knights o.
| 7 abor The last Of the main articles in thi'
/ ;esue Is entitled "The Quorum IN European
| 7 Teoislatures;'' It has special timeliness II
1 v;e,v Of the assembling Of the Fihy-seconc
/ Congress- within a few days The article II
1 tha work af Theodore Stauten, and wa1 sug
| 0ested by the action Of Speaker Reed in the
/ last Congress in counting members presen
/ hut not voting in order to make quorum
! Nir stanton has secured statements from OF
] 6ciais or members Of the leading parlia
] t,erfs ~ Continental Europe, showing tina
there are abundant precedents ere for Mr.
, Reeds action. Embodied in the article arr
/ letters written by two ex-presidents Of thu
/ French Chamber of Deputies, the presiden
l;le German Reichstag, en- ex-president o
oirta swiss Confederation, the president of the
s,Danish Folkething, end others.