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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-28
THE USE OF SLANG.
Is 1t More Frequent Among the Girls OF
the Boys?

Is 1t More Frequent Among the Girls OF
the Boys?
A writer in the Baltimore Sun states
that girls use more slang-especiaIy If
they are grown up-than boys do.
Girls, it is affirmed, talk mnch more
than boys, so that their stock of I'M
couth words is in more frequent use. 1t
is also larger. If a boy were mine of
slang his taciturnity would keep it con-
cealed from all but few of his chuns.
His inventions are confined to small
circle, and his opportunities of borrow
ing are correspondingly diminished.
Not SO with the girl. The loquacity Of
her associates, aided by her own,
spreads and multiplies slang with the
greatest rapidity. She is more sociable.
At school she is "thick'' with a dozen
and gathers in all the dozen know. And
besides, says the same authority, girls
are so reckless in the use of language
that they give slangy character to
good English. With the girl at the
period of gigglehood every good thing
is perfectly" SO. She never does this
and she always" does that. She some
times ''feels hateful but it is oftcncr
some one else who is perfectly horrid."
Nearly everything is lawful" Such
arc some of the charges this abominable
person brings against the sweet young
creatures. Another authority fatty
contradicts them all and says the boy is
the sum of all villainies. The words he
prefers. it is asserted, are SO tingcd
with profanity that he cannot use them
at home, and it is thus only that he gets
his reputation for freedom from slang.
Who can settle the dispute? We are of
opinion that injustice is done to the
girls. We are confident also that few
boys are as bad as represented. 1t is
possible that the so-called authority"
has been Judging the whole world from
his few unfortunate associates.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-28
ORIGIN OF CAKE-WAlKING,
A Pnstime Formerly Confined to tho
Cornilelu.

Phstime Formerly Confined to the
Cornilelu.
The practice of cake-walking. or
walking for prizes, originated in the
south during the old slavery days. saws
the New York World. In those davs *
was called u dance and always took
place at corn-huslsing or quilting
party They used to give them in the
open mir by candle light, under the old
aysteIn of burning fat and cotton bat.
ting in tin pan, so that everything
could go on joyfully.
This made n strange but after all q
pleasant light, as il flickered among tho
cornstalks and the green trees. The
walking took place usually in corn
tiold after the grain had been stripped
from the stalks. The costumes worn
wore odd and very different from those
which may be seen at any of the mod
Crn cake-walks in the city of New York.
/ he women used to wear in the corn
ned gingnam dresses and old clothes,
ana the men wore corDsack trousers,
with ono leg rolled up and the other
pulled down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EMPRESS TRAINS leave station Central Railroad OF
New jersey foot OF Liberty.>t., North River.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. week days ! 90, 8 200, 100.
10 90 II 80 dining Car, a. NJ 70, 2i5, 80
Dining Car. 400 (Iuret Parlor Car, co. 9 100. 80
SIS u. ~ T. Ii night. Sunday. 90 10 80. II 80
dining Car a. H.. 80. 3 20 Dining carr 90, 100
y. NJ. ~ - night. -
FOX BNITIMORE AND WASHINGTON, week DAYS
snd sundays. 900, II 3 Dining Car a. m 80. 80
Dining Car. 90 $50 p. II Is night.
pullman Palor cars day trains and pullman Sleep
ing night trans.
Ticket, and Paror car Seats can be procured at IT.
ga. / 40. .323 broadway 1877 Sixth.
ave 81 Fast iith-t 2jl GO umbus-ave. 1874 Fast 2ath-
o6t West ejth--i NewYOtk tOurtst.. $50 Fulton.
= UrooI,lvn. and Brtadway. Williamsburg.
The New.York Transfer co. will call for and check
hacgoye from hotel residence D. destination.
Delaware, Iacln wnnnn and Western X. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. u. II. X. r. r. Co. LEssEEJ
Trains leave West i2d-st Station New-York as fol-
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin. st. I'D,
J,3O a. VI. Daily local to susp. Bridge and ea'sxs
Sleepi1q ear New.Y6rk to Blooniyile Sundays only.
Can be occupied 8 y. m. 80. ,,..,..
1880 A. VI. Daily lal to Albany for Catskil Mountains
and saratoga. Paror car 70 ALBANY SUNDAYS only bal,
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls DetIot Chicago; exeeps
SiSs'a p HFSpSo except Sunday to poqmvc s
Caskli Mountains New paltz. Lakes M9honk and Min
newaska. Parlor ears 70 Bloomyiic and N"w;Palr
n i1,SJ 4. N.-Daily except Sunday Cai.kll Mono'
tains New-Patz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewasa.
10 Boonyille. saratoea and CaIdwclI c.0.,,, "a
css Moutans parcr s car atta,nci ,.ku Noun.
Sany saratoga. Parlor atfached Saturdays TO
no,myis and Caldwell Lake ,,6 Geo. e, ,,,,,,
..nf3Ps. DAILY Tor Albany Msntrei, tuc. sy.aeu.
'Eortrstar EuTalo, Niagara Falls. T,routo, Detroit
s.srr. M.@paIy cSccpt snrday for Nexburg. A9any.
siS - M@Daiiv for Albany tca svracusc Rochestos.
Runalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit, Cleveland ana
A. i: C.-rcayes Brooklvn hv Am.s. Alo: 90, Bill CO
"'!i aS, rstra% focaiS- 90 as S:ss; 7opn
SewHa * i. Irgs 3 - a :baS o a n" ' $50
Wagner sleeping ears for Albany. uuca syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo Nagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Clev
land ami Chicago all through trains
For ticket, timetables parlor and .leepnc.c,r accom-:
Ws.hn ZIONIST. 7o6 Fuiton.s oace foot Fulton
st.; Ncw.York CITY. li3 ool, Sa3 7sS and 9i2 Broad
General Passenger Agent
Vanderbiltave.. New-YoPk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
GUNNER ncsort gni0fs.
SUMMER BOARD,

combining health and rest all told In new lus''a'eu
book Summer Homes Among the Green HIS oil vermont
and Along the Shores Of Lake Champaign containing
addresses OF family homes Prices from - 10 sio pcr
week. Also list OF Hotels. with rates.
Vermont homes oicr summer ooarders ho'P''"'''
outdoor entertainment fishing boating climate ana oeneS
unexccIled Mailed free application 10 A. W. Eecle-
stone ;. p. A.. 353 Broadway, Ncw.York; l. H. ha"'''
n T. r. A., 2G0 Wofhngton'st.. Boston, or o.
Cumming G. 2. A.. c. V. Il. r., St Adams W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
\, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excur.iou Tickets, Ncw.York TO Chicago and Re.
turn. $500.
Through trains for chicago and the Worlds Fan leave
foot OF follows. 10 minutes earlier iron
a.iJ a. Vi. daily. via Niagara Falls Through Pullman
SLEEPER, New.York to Chicago Arrives Detroit lW
D. M Chicago 8 80 p. M, ST. Louis 40 a. m;
Pj,4J =. NJ daily via Nlogoie Falls. Reclining chaf
Pullman sleepers Newiork TO cheaso Arriyes Detr9H
s.45 A. VI; yeIfeP' sunday, tor West CorpsslI orr.
and WaikilI Valley Railroad stations stony Ford Middle
E E,iisibura Monticello Liberty and White Lake
az A. NJ (daiy) for MiidetOwn. Fallsbnrg. Montce.
10 fberty Carbondae. Scranton. Wal-on Delhi sidney
Harwch tica Rome. Oneida Fulton. 0-weeo. Niagsfs
las r. W. Saturdays only, for Campbell Hail. MID.
d,r;own Blooming bury, SunHitve. Eloivi, fallsburs
Wonticeo Liberty. White Lake, Livingston Manor
3.i5 q vi. except sunday, vertbuled Limited for
Ia.s Mohonk Lake Minnewsska and Waikiki Valley
Railroad stations Campbell Hail.. Mdictown; Mounaa
Liberty Falls Liberty. Park,ve and Livingston Manor.
Mis' Campbell iiail. Mddictown, summitvle Ellen.
willie and all Intermediate points.
f,4J r. VI. daily Mlddletown. summyi'ls. Falls:
burg Liberty Livingston Manor. Rockland Walton, SD
new Norwich, Oneida. Fulton. Oswego. Niagara rails
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway.
Company calls for and check, baggage
~ J. c. ANDERSON q. p. A.,
Beaver St, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW. JERSEY

AU
n,hrncito Coal used exclusively insnrinx ClcnnIiues
aud Comfort1
-Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Train. leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
Time Table in cncci } mnr Is, 1893,
For Reading at 90 100, S:i5 \. NJ. 90. 30
AIS 100 200. As, 80 L. NJ, II is night except
SATURDAY night sunday II 30 A. s. 200 8 80 : o.
70 Fc;r p ia r ii M at 80 90 s45 A. NJ 90 80
5o S' T. so a. II i' GSAi o sSrGpt 90 S1 = My
For Po,tsyillc at 200, 90. sa5 A. NJ 90. /: 80
suSaay. so 80 H. co. s" 80 t' Eco e M fs
night - 81.
except saturday night. Sundays, 71j A. NJ 90 r. NJ
For EaStSn, bethlehem. Allentown Maueh Chunk. &C..
iOya: p n sunday 1 30 7;IS 4 NJ; / 90 ;;soPH
80 r. NJ. Sundays. 30 A. NJ
ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
Tor Red Bank Long rranch aud point. south to Point
NJ q 20 SATURDAY, OoIyl, 80, 2ls. $50, 100
ana Tor aNcn ODD Toms vcr Borncea Park ami Baru
rat 40, s'iS NJ i;si $40 p NJ; ,.,,..
Ton fGr 40 naeh ay'n 40 T'N CITY, 'ncah ana "'"9'
MGHmGY.s % Beach sfrs s5 CT ;,d Hs'.na Beach
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC.
FROM PIER s. N. r.. FOOT RECTOR-sT.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. NormanaiSS'
SSc. j. $50 go NJ NJ 90 o ? '' 80 $50 T.
Es;rs@ Ocean Gs O AOury r,a sqs S"'
Ice. s15 +. Il. '''' ''' ~ ' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
& HUDSON R. R."

.The Short s., ouickes, and Best Line to Montreal
Leave Grand Central Dcpot.....e 20 O. M 6;25 D. N.
Arrive Montreal ............ s. p. m. 6:i6an-
Also Patt,burgh sleepngcar on q 70 D. m: tIan TOT
messengers 70 Saranae Lake Placid, Paul smiths, loon
Lake etc via Chautcaugay X. r. the favorte route y
ng at seasonaOle hour aftef oeaS'
fas. at Plattsburgh.
''D. s. H." Ticket ONCE and Bureau OF Information
q COrtlandt-st
Send cents stamps for illustrated guide, MAPS ess,
of Northern summer resorts n
VI ~ ). W. RTTE2ICK 6: r. A"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
GUNNER Resorts.
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL

CATNk ID y.
OPEN >TII. OC iOBEK. go, -, -
This popular resort 10 sitults o. Hoth
on the high blun overlooking the Hudson ItINci,
river and mountain views unsurpassed me Ue ok
pointments are 1r,tcs with ACCOMMODATIONS vrrv
Sup4rOr orcbe ira Lawn tennis. BILLIARDS. boating
and other attractions. Reasonable terms Tor DOM
and permanent guests. For particulars appyH
i IT. BA1LEY. Manager. CatsklH y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
Snmmlr Resorts.
N a N n a N s Fl T

cottages, SheItfr To
eIorSeS and Improved beautiful music hall eeeu,i I
lights elevator suites with baths heahfully ocasa s
hcaut,nI scenery, drives and yachting
fishing dancing etc. Open until sept p EiaSa9 and
cssshlc IN new trains Long sand Raiiroad ~"
rew 'toamer, Montauk and Shelter Island Sena ~ ~
terms and illustrated pamphlet TO II. p W LAY H,o oU
formerly Of Murray Hill HOtcl. NahoRer' ''a'""'
suHolk County y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
READING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracite Coal-Ho Smeke-No Cinters.
Time Tnblc In effect May 4, 1893.
LEHlCH VALLEY DIVISION.

Trains leave foot OF Libcty.st North fIN'r
For Chicago. IL 80 %, 500 p m
For Buffalo Is IL 30 90 . 100 p M
For Niagara Fas..........1l 30 q. 90, 90 p m
For Rochcs,er .........s Is. II 80 a M 500 p m
Above run daily. Through Pullman Parlof snd
Sleeping Carr. $1,000.
FOR wfLKEsBAI.RE. PIT'TSTON AND SCRANTON
SIS II 80 a: ~; II 30 900 = NJ sundays. except
scranton u. IL 80 "a. m. 90. 3 90 p.
FOR louisville s;i5 a. m. II: 80, 3;i5 p. m;
TR KEHDING AND HARRISBURG Sis. 100
a. m Y 20 as TG p Fl Su2fnf1 y S00 E mRyn
Mir'n ,nGNK 90 SAP H. 10 a. 7mo i is:s9
10 30 IL 30 a. M; 90 3 90 p. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
GUNNER Resorts.
THE GEORGE AND COTTAGES

brighton Heights. Ncw-BriGh'on' e'" us a. ""o.
DELIGHTFULLY."- located, oyerookhe N ~ imnrov"ments
water baths every . .y,,oI. 800 Ss
Of patras n bare ar every yfecanon agains. me- ias
and service lrst.cass rs minutes rom bo,n tas
nromnt and fIeQuept sefN Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13

Err tE IL N ES.
Through Trans Tor Chicago aai the West leave New.
York GhamDrr---t.. daily, follows, and live
minutes earlier rom W'st 23d Sd:
OF. \. VI. southern Tier Impress for Binghamton,
O.f0 Elmra. iiorneil,vis ard Salamanca. Paror
daily except SUNDAY 10 Monticello.
IO,OO A. M.->oid tain to Chicago Pullman Sleeper,
JU.UU VIA Chauauqua Lake Paror New.
\ ora Buffalo ard Niagara Fails Dining car.
.}.OO PM. -Vc,tibulc Limit d. Solid train for Chi
').UV via thautanqu Lake. Slccpcls hcago
a., Gland aud Cincinnati. Dining
4. VI. sold train 10 Chicago Via NIAGARA Falls
O.OU Nl'cpNis TO Buffalo. Rochester and Chicago
con =. M.-Vla Chauauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
O.CU sold train 10 Chicago. Slcepcrs Hornells
\ Chicago and Cin'innlt.
7 OCAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL eccomn odron, at 26l ~ iOl, $40 and 957 Broad
LOG Wrst->t 20 East l25th-st Chambers AMI West
,3d-t ferries N"wNork; 1913 Fulton-- BROOKLYN; 200
udson.st ilohokcn and jersey CRY station Erie Trans
fer Company calls Tor ANA checks gage
residences to stination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
STATIONS In New loot OF Barclay md Christophs
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yESTIBULED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NLMAlsk, bl:rMtfELD;. MONT
CLAIR THE ORANGES, summit, Bernardsyille, Bask-
IN Kase. Madison M"rr ,r'0Tn, lassaic Pate IN.
PAl,ONO. Hacnctt,toMn, > llooLEY,s MOUNTAIN.
WaIhnsrSI ~ ~ "a ror , MountsS WAKE
T0N, PirfsION. wILKEsBARKE. NANrICOKE y.
DANVILI.F. NOETHV MBEHLAAD. Montrose. BlNd.
nNMr0N GNFOiiD. NORWICH, watcrviie. UiiCA.
KICIIFIEID SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE
oSMEGo; irmAI(A, owtG92i EtIIMInA; cOKSISI.
WE>T' .NoKrnwE>r All, qqrThwEsT:
'TSWsI',J EMPRESS. Pullman Palace cars Con.
meet, at Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving . :45
,,IO A. VI. III NGnAMrON NAIL. Stops at principal
100 p. .-SCK>NrON, BlNGiI ANTON. and Eli
rIPN tNPHt.>>. Pullman paror cars.
I,tO y. M.-SCEANTON. WILkfSBARHE and PLYM-
- ~ E.NPRfS>. pullman prior ear.
1880 p. VI. Daily).-ButFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
BOO r. N. DAILY .-BrtFALo, RICHFIELD SPRINGS
ani HS rs M nd r,rIIrWNN ,fCoWM0DATP6Ss at n
Muriay., 100 Broadway. Ticket at fSry stations,
s5 ana 9i2 Broadway. - Nest l2jthst. 23i Columbus
ave N"w.York: 3:l3 Washingoust 526 Fulton.st. and
- broadway Brooklyn lime tables, giving fun nfor.
nation. at all stations.
WESTCOIr EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
"RALPH'S" in THE ACKNOWLEDGES
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN-.
MANSION HOUSE,

Now opcn for season u 1898. Newly urnl.hed and lc'
,ftted throughput Location surpassed First-class
family hotel IoH d">rriptN" lifulif
and Terms apply TO Mrs :. T. LL,IsON CO., PIop'rS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
PAxINOSA INN,

Situated the mountain top; two hour from new
York Via Lchigh Valley Central Of NcWJrisry me
walks good boating and n-hne hOuS, 800 icet
long electric lights this electric road to hotel
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
Connirn Boar0.

7 LEE. rTEKSHiEE co. MASS; IN the tatskil'
n and In sullivan g., y. Y. Mad.on y J. and ~
anti, IIiel' and. y. J. Apply iNchahg" Tor woman ;
Work 80 jth.aNe N'w.lork.
(,Or NTEY BOAED-ilcahful 10 alton pie -ant roon''
tNcrl.nt table. mountain scenery ana pure ar M
dress Ms \. w. I;OGt'IN. OaN hl "rcenc Co. y I.
II In TREE FARM IIOU 81. Jcwett Greene Co.. ~ Y.
IL \ quiet hulthy locatlon for boarding milk, eggs,
etc : term. reasonable. Adirc,. J. \. RACE.
ruA1-TIyE FAIM NOT ~ IL THE CAT>kIIJi.S.
vi Elevation 500 feet: rates Tor adults. ~ D. -.
ELIAS MATTICr. Fast Wndham. y. \.
~ APPLE SHADE COTTAGE. / mile from Bloomyille.
wi !r,utlfl location, fsr,h milk ctrnm, eggs. etc.
writ" Tor part cular>. W. J.. XIII, Isl onFl" y 1.
<, rn\WPE:EY lin Farm miles from Poughk"cp>ie.
- h,thf location ar. rooms shay GROUND
excellent table Mr.. f. r. Inicihll PoughkrrpIc, y. Y.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-16

two banks, three newspapers and churches
and chapels without end, a surprising num-
Der Of them considering that the white
population numbers barely two thousand.
Every denomination and varying shade of
creed under the sun seems to be represent
cd. Besides the English Cathedral there
is z second Episcopal Church, and Yves
leyan Methodist: United Presbyterian
Dissenters: Moravians, Lutheran Bap-
lists, Tniyersalist>. Unitarians, Roman
Catholics; the London Missionary Soeie-
ties chapel, the Indian Mission, the
Cooie Mission. the Chinese Mission. the
Portuguese Mission the Seaman Mission,
and goodness knows how many others.
Next in number are the club houses.
the paradise of all well-regulated English
chess-clubs whist clubs. rowing
clubs, yachting clubs, tennis clubs. rifle
clubs, cricket clubs clubs galore, besides
The usual social ana convivial institutions.
This is but natural in colonial society, the
majority u Young Inglishmen. here tenn
paMlilN Without their families Get what
lec"mpellst- tiles can for tht. lack vi home
lile out M tlie>e associations. lou might
Spend profitable Week visiting some Of
the line sugar estates I'M tho Vicinity MI
GeurgetoWn Mnst Of fitem haye lnucy
names. M Dutch ~ French, Such ~ '-c.ocd-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-16

u,s in t,,o a;sas+rcus sl.;rn,;sh ,,o,,., :,
!, y i :,
me Town creek expedition, under General
G. NJ. Dodge. MY Company and Co of
our regiment vera Ordered to support 1wo
: a.;,, :,
49, = m III = - a"N'iiee = -
mann column. Only fifteen OF our command
reached the points designated: and in our
retreat 10 tbn m,in ar,nv wnre rendered.
nnht ~ dntv It'll sant /" IL has,,ital
After tlirer nnntis ret,,r,,nd to ann ana
-em,inel ritI, nv r..,itno,5t ,,ntiI Njav
NH and III thar d,v at tl,a hattl. If Ta;,,'
hrilae xith tJ,irtv tIrae nrlar. III ,,,r
ro,ifneut uarn t,l.,,,, 1,ris,,ars ot war W.
arrived Of And,.rSonrillu on or ,hnut tba
AIM AN IN .Inna wj,nrn run,.i,,.d m,t;I
thn last Of nere,hnr dnrj,,., syi,ich t;n,n
contr,cted thn scnrvv "a MIN mn aytant III
III left Ia VII cnntra,t,I III I'LL ntfernast
h.ino blaclS from ti,e fnnt ~ ,l,a,,t ,alfwa,,
b4twreu tl,e INA anI lin. ana II ,,Y;s
horrible condition + lrft A.,,ersonviI1a III
Florence, south Carolina Where / remaincd
] n-is,,nnr ,,utii Il. hrn,r,,a y. n,raxal,a,irra
ma q nrisouer ~ var ,;na n,1,,,hs III
il l i aliu
e"rils Wy - il"lli .i'a' u1N W !l'iS nave
suffered from scurNy, causing indigestion
anu cons 'p''l'h - s'teh az extent thia' from
Decemher ~ 10 March Is had only eight
operations Of The bowels. Since | was
mustered out Of service, July 8. 1868, have
tried the very best physicians, but they
could give me very little relief. On March
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-16
New Hampshire Fire ms. Co.
Manchester, New Hampshire.

IfSV1T
JAMES A. WESTON. President.
Secretary, JOHN G. FRENCH.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-16
TIE Way ONT

~ ~ " u ~
of woniali's troubles is
with Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescription.
Safely and certainly. ev-
cry delicate weakness,
arrangement. and dis
ease peculiar to the sex
is permanently cured.
Out Of all the medi-
cines for women. the
" Favorite Prescription "
is the only one that's
guaranteed to do what is
claimed for it. In all
6 female complaints "
and irregularities. peri
odical pains, displace-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-16

/ ed ~ resident managers; and Un some Of
( them no fewel than 80 oo0 coolies are
employed for a. every body knows,
Tins is one ri the greatest sugar pruduc-
inc districts in THE world Fort Frederick
William. with its low parapct and strong
4 sloping walls Of massive masonry and a
dozen formidable guns. guards the north
ern end of Gcorgetown thanked by tan,
round light house fine baIrack and mill
tary hospital. Just beyond is a handsome
group 81 buildings, the terminus Of i rail
WAY line which runs along the coast east
ward toward Berbict the only other
town ot consequence in British Guiana,
some SIXTY miles away 'lhc road is com
pleted ahont ane third MI the WAY From
The railway station in the extreme south
,ln tnd tt the oitv, the liNei bank is lined
With whtrves oaNered Wiil great ware
ho6,yS NJ wrod Hid 4alvanzed iron. \
surprising nnmbel MI ShipS and small
STEAMERS ate alWaN~ loalH- Mia unload
n4 A tHesr wltafse~ MNil the larger yeS-
sax h ~,ol, or.m III II fhe# ie III long
uaW KILT Mthe HHadIepi upliyut- Among
tAe iutfr noli-d + -lea black ~hir.
l~i Nited tga4i Caty4tia uilich VIZ
tail ~Valacd W'i Ilinina eeolie-. hav-
p- -yleral htndFed ~ tHen VI beard
Gana t.han Nou aie amazed n nnd
En-i- H5A> ddu- h1~ine~. En4liSh
noaiaa~r iul &iSpatei Fn4lisl ounveiN-
cn-e~ ala eyen MNiuie~ thna9l t.~
MHie A#r9 ae aeN muuI- an Unparalleled
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