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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08

The Kanova Association. work
ing hand .n hand with The n. &
W railroad for th1 development
aud growth Of ,he placs. uillhsve
the large park back of ths ioun
cleared and fitted up 10 the best
possible advantage al ths earliest
date Che work is practical Every
convenience lhat can b. added wit
ba placl therein, and everything
De- pot the best shape for gsu-
erai con 1it and recommendation
Tl reason for ihis win De- the os-
tahiihment Use coming season of
a series of cheap Sunday excur.
sious irom Columbus Whereby they
hope toersatly boom fhs little city
and we truss iho plan wlll te
succ -Ashleud News.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08

We do not know who is the au-
thor of tho following lines, but
they should be written IN gold
and memorized by every young
man just starting out in life:
"The majority Of the people de-
sire 10 have reputation for good
credit, and be able 10 get accom-.
modation, if desired, upon their
established record for prompt pay
ment Of accounts. A good credit
is something that is worth striving
for, and when attained, the pos
SCISSOR may rightfully feel Just
pride in the fact that he possesses
the confidence Of those with
whom he deals. a good credit
standing, properly used is an ac-
QUESTION Of unlimited value, but
when abused il becomes one Of
the worst curses that can be en-
tailed upon an individual.
"The injudicious and extrava-
CANT use Of a good credit has
caused more failures and made
more bankrupts in business than
all other causes combined. By
reason Of a good credit, people
become reckless in their ozpandi.
tures, and when the tide turns
and rovcrses come, they end
themselves 80 far from shore that
they are unable 90 stem tho tide
OF reach the harbOr. The art OF
judicious using a good credit is
an accomplishment. Its privi-
leges often lead man 90 pur-
chase beyond his resources. aud
when the day Of settlement comes
around be finds himself confronted
with more obligations than he
mas resources 30 meet. It is FAR
easier to contract a debt than 10
is % pay H. a man can get into
debt almost unconsciOusly, but
when pay day comes. and he
finds himself face % face with
more creditors than he can satis-
fy, he realizes his mistake when
10 is too late to avoid it. And
thus 10 be- that thousands of men
become hopelessly involved With
out any intention of wronging
any one or of beating their credi
tors out Of their just dues. was
because they bad a good cause and
abused 10.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08
We Have aII seen Them

People VINO are proud OF their
humility
People who talk all the time
and never say much.
People who never say much and
yet speak volumes.
People who say great deal and
do very little.
People who say little and do q
great deal
People who look like giants and
behave like grasshoppers.
People who look like grasshop-
pers, and behave like giants.
People who have good clothes,
but very ragged morals.
People who have an idea they
are religious mainly because they
feel bad.
People who would not kill q
chicken with q hatchet, but who
try their best to kill their neigh
bors with their tongues.-[ Ram e
Horn.
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CEREDo, WAYNE co, W. VA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH s, 1893



The following description of the
new G. & o. bridge is taken from
the Catlettsburg Chronicle;
The structure will be one of
mammoth proportions and will cost
about one million dollars. Ii will
be sixty feet wide, and have upon !,
a double track for the railroad, oe-
eupying 90 feet OH the center and
on each side there will bc a ten foot
wagon way and on the outside OF
each wagon way there will I've FIVE
foot walk tor foot travel. There
will I've five stone piers and two
stone abutmcnts. There will be five
spans to the bridge three of which
will be two hundred aud twenty
three aud one half feet long and the
other two spans will be one hun
dred and fifty three and one halt
feet each. The approsch on the
Kenova side will he 3I7 feet long
while the approach on this side will
extend from Mulberry street to the
abutment near the river bank. The
height of the bridge will be the
same as the bridge now in use hy
the company which is 73 feet above
low water mark and IS feet above
high water mark The height Of
the bridge at the top of the bank
above the ground on the Kentucky
side being IS feet. The survey re
Gently made shows that the pier in
the center Of the stream will have
to 90 down 10 feet below the bed OF
the river TO find solid rock, while
the piers on either side have To- go
23 feet. The bridge is extended
down stream from Virginia 10 Ken.
tucky but the piers will be built
straight with the stream aud the
distance between will admit of al.
lowing a fleet Of timber ISo feet
wide to be floated through. The
curve will leave main track for the
bridge at or near the Stein property
but the approach for the wagon
road will be from about Mulberry
street in Hampton City which is
continuation Of the new road con
Meeting HamptonCity withCatletts-
burg. The citizens OF Catleltsburg
were advised that Major Lockwood
and B. +. Thomas the government
engineers would be here Tuesday
last to get an expression of the
views Of river and business men of
our city on the construction Of the
new bridge. As a result all the
leading business men together with
a number Of stesmboatmen met in
the office of ID. II. Carpenter and
were enthusiastic in encouraging
the G.. & O. railroad in sueh a laud-
able enterprise"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08

The following is a part of an ar
ticlo entitled "From the Field"
taken from tho Baptist Banner Of
March lat;
I'VE are still keeping up the ap-
pointmant at Coredo. There is
practically no church organization
thore. Thoro are good people
there, aud many OF them aro Bap-
tiats, but they have bocn living
without church privileges go Iong
that they have become distressing
" careless. Indeed, If ever n
church Is built up there they will
haye TO begin anew. The old organ
ization will not count for much.
Our present plan is 10 lot FRO.
Lusk spend half of his time
there. Ho will test tao matter. It
may bo that the best thing 20 do
~ 10 begin at Kenova. III Bro.
Lusk is prudent and fore. thinking
he will not DO long in discovering
the wisest thing to do. Anyway.
whether this or that, we must take
hold Of II and do something. This
- a good field for the Masters
work, and wo must work it; and
success is certain II It is worked
right"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08

CHARLEsroS. w, VA, Mach -
The Senate spent the morning in
squabbling over the appropriation
bin. This morning reductions
amounting to $1,000 were made.
The entire amount proposed for a
quarantine against cholera was cut
out, also the items to reimburse
Mason, Mercer and Mcdowell
Counties for money expended for
quarantine against smallpox. The
Senate amendments will meet with
decided opposition. There is
strong sentiment against any appro-
Priation for the Worlds Fair or the
State Militia, and !, is said com
bination has been formed 10 defeat
the entire. bill. II this case the
work must al be done over sgain.
which will take AZ least a week.
The House will probably insist ON
is orgioai appropriation OF $1,000
for cholera quarantine.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08
NUMBER 10.

bluic, OF whom wo know but little.
out No are prepared 10 say no mas
come odel German blute (nobls
German blood) In his veins. and
Mr. Alex. McGrcgor (familiarly
known az Scoitie), who has been
here a long time aud is well known.
Nc. Joseph Hart and son John
are doing miscellaneous work and
it gives ne pleasure 90 edge I'm n
word right here for tried and
true man. Mr.. Hart bears tho
name OF being sober, honest and
unassuming man, ever ready whom
duty calls him, aud his son IL of
the same nature and disposition.
We were told that az soon az a
supply of "surfacc brick, now on
the road arrives. an additional
force of men will bo set To- work
and doubtless this beautiful struc.
ture will bo completed within
three or four months.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08
MACHINE NEEDLES.

a supply Of New Home, Singer,
White, Domestic, w. and Wilson
and American sewing machine nee.
dies for sale At the ADVANCE Office,
Ceredo, w. Va. ( cents each, or
3 for 10 cents Machines sold at
about one.half the prices agents ask.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08
THAT GLORIOUs CLIMATE

Send for Sights and Scenes in Cal
ifornia, published by the passenger
department Of the Union Pacific
System % Omaha, or ask your near
est Union Pacific Agent for one.
This little book will tell you Of the
beauties and wonders Of California,
the grandest winter resort in Amer
ica.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08
DIR. l.. y. FARRELLY,
DENTIST.
Ceredo, W. va.

All operations pertaining to the
mouth and teeth attended to in q
scientific manner Artificial teeth
guaranteed to ft perfectly and look
natural. Gold, Amalgam and Por.
celsin Filings Prices reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed.
RgOnce in new Bank Building
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-03-08
VOLUME VIII.
The Ceredo Advance.

A Republican Newspaper that
has n large circulation In tho Big
Sandy and Twelve Pole Valleys
AN excellent advertising mcdi-
um.
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Published Ecery Wednesday.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
-Dne copy, one year, S1.0O
One copy. eight months, LOO
One copy, six months, 30
One copy, four months. 90
Five copies, yr., $I4o each.
Ten - . Las
twenty" 100
Strictly cash Il, advance.
lob printing OF all kinds neatly
- and promptly executed on rea
sonable terms.
Advertising rates reasonable, aud
made known on application.
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@r,1,to Gige1tt11tiit.
=111aIIenpermalters Derfauf=.

cb ST. 100000 Grane< @isenum tn Gan antcnp mue ipic
psfa psrsen; sanss 8eFs wtp tn Ea unb 0runbfadn
nsebuten mie e adur wandt. @rOb gut euset gran
NIT sutem ablas 8er; melt unter benz wten gDertbe.
aussebentes Drudere unb tbpsrapbAes Gtabltemen es
bic befe 8anbihaft I'm sibwefen BAT.
G3utselesen g4dftsbauIr unb Gnbfade unb Baupdse Ia
Der Mtte tn Mubntbsl Der Stabt grpbe Auswabl
aebnide Sffsrtn Nnb nie pOrbe semuat wprben.
REAGAN HOUSTON, Msafiennerspalter.
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vap lle ru BON loi6en Yerlegenbeiten
ni6t bebinoern lieB ltno rubis perleste
unb pcrpianbete, mas fe batte. Sire
@obnun9, oeren Wtietbe lie ia erlt polts
mmeranbo gu be;ablen brau6te, Seigte,
nie unter 5ol6en @crbdltnilien ni6t
anbers m0slt6, jencn Ialmilurus, sen
man bdufig bel yeutcn finoet, BON oenen
Der 8oltsmuno treffcno unb fllr3 last:
Sic ipollen, abcr lie fOnnen ni6t."
9llS Gbarlotte an jenem NbenO baltis,
nit 9liibenorotbem ejeii0t uno t9raneu-
9ldn3enOen Slugcll in ben Solon ibrer
Wfutter trdt, fano le biele 3u ibrenl
groBen yeloluelcn IN el!l6aft zines
alten, iettigen nnb lGmanlmigen Wtanz
mes, ben iie lbon eiai9e Wtale bel lift
getrofen uub nit bem Sene au9ebli6
@ei9afte absnnlahen bate.
nWtama. rieT lie in ibrem atbelnlos
fen Slid nuo nit beiB umo itiirmii6
flopfenoen 5ericrL rWtaula, i'd mub
Dir etipaS lagetl."
r9lber, Gbarlotte," ermiberte ibre
Matter raid uno etlpaS drserlid), nDn
iiebit bod, oab i9 iest feine 3ett babe.
8are bis na6ber unO seb' einittpeilen
auf Dein 3imnler. SD babe nit Scrrn
Safobs nod mtdti9e @el6dfte 3u be-
ipre6en."
Gbarlotte lab ben Wtann all, oils oh
iie i'm nit ibrem 8lid perl6euden
f0nne. Gr mar ibr in Der Seele 3lls
wtoer. Slber Dor ben itablbarten, flo
rem umo 9sauen slu9en 6eS Serrn Sa,
fobs ientte fie raid ben 8lid uno sins
oapon.
(5Sortiekund ipfdt.)
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atse2esislatar.
Iu # in, 8. Gebruar 1893.

Iuitin, 8. Gebruar 1893.
Genat.s
Sn1 Senat fam bic 8epiQigungsbiQ
fir bic WeltausfeGung, beren 56id.
ial iebr ungewiB 1T, CUR Debate.
Soaus.
Das Saus bes9dftigte ii6 nit Der
9i3ensbil fur Wbisfep nnb 8ier. Ser
8ori6lag bes @omites, bic Wbisfeps
li5ens fir WboIelale- 8erfauf auf $400
unb fiir &etail=8erfauf auf $500, ,fopie
bic 8ierlisens auf 5000 fef3uleben.
IuBerbem iuirb cine 8eHeuerung Der
grauereien beantrast.
SIR bic &ebuftion Der Bierliaens
bon 5000 auf $50 iprethen &ennebp
BON 9arris @ountp, Mfins, 9irt nns
9lnbere. SlaDben BON 8erar @ountp
ma6t geltenb, baB bic unteritiibnng
Der 8ier Snbuitrie unb bic @rleif tee
ruHg bes 8ierbanbels bic Mdbigfeit
befDrbert unb ben S1naps unteroriidt.
greebing 1T segen bic @emerbeiteuer
fur Brauereien. Wir follten bic beis
mli6e Snbuitrie ermutbigen; fie bringt
Smmigration unb &apital.
Die 8eratbung mirb fortgeieBt.
Weinert bon Suabaloupe County
beantragt, Die 4ufmertiamfeit bes SUI
iti3 &omites auf bic nielen sSdlle BON
2pn6geri6te gu lenfen, ipofiir bic urz
fade in benz Mangel an gertrauen gu
unierem @eribtsmeien su iu6en 1T.
Sas aomite ioG auf Weittel 3ur Nbs
tellung Der Mdngel un6 Sebler finnen.
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aper's gberrp=Yeetoral.

2ubereitet Don DR.. s. 6. 9Iper Co., 2oweu, Taaii.
Sn allen @potbeten unb Ir,neiIaben su baben.
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SSie man Spftur Ne1nmm9en ers
i0art.

(9tus benz Gbicass Dailp Galumet)
Man6e Softor &e9nung ilt bur9
ben @ebrau9 BON gbamberIains Su=
fen l. Mebi3in eripart iporben. Ser
Name 1T Elm Sausbalt8mort in oielen
Sbeilen beS 2anbes. Gbamberlains
Wtebi3inen perfaufen lid fart in Der
Weltausfte1ungsltabt unb pieIe Ser.
ionen beitdtigen ben Wertb Der perz
f9iesenen Seilmittel. gu perfaufen
in San Intonio in ben 2lpotbefen BON
s. &alteDer & Son, 9opling G 6loob,
5. 9. Sod, u. 0reiB, $. Sbu6arb,
&. @Obn & Co., 5. 5. Sarriion unb
&alteDer 6 S6u6arb.
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sic fenmt i'm. r8is bod SIR Maun
fir feline Samilie beior9t it'll yiun bat
er neben leinem anltreusenben Bud
balterpoiteu aud nod cine Weiu@N9en>
tur ilbernommen." v8eforst! 6at
ii6 mas. Sn's @trtbsbaus min er
ieoeu Sag. uuo ba bat ct bic Weins
Ggentur alS Nusrebe iibernommetl."
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2. 6 q apitel.

Srau Dottor 3eblen sdblte nod niht
uier3ig Sabre. g8er ibr gllter nidt ees
nau fannte, bdtte iie permut6lid fir
nod finger gehalten. sic mar BON
elmer ebenmabi9en, etipas pollen Wtit.
telfi9ur, lebbaften, beiteren Iemperas
ments, lebensluitig, Elm peni0 gefalls
iidtts uno liebte Die 8ersniignnaen.
Sie mar felt 3pei Sabren @ittme. ,Sbr
Mann mar 2antarjt in elmer armen
Bauernsesenb gelpeien, Die natiirli6 Der
biibi6en gDittme auf Die Dauer nidt
3useia9t bate. 90 mar ite nad Der
Reli6en; iiberselieOelt. Das Qeben elmer
@robltabt biinfte ibr Der Simmsl auf
@rben. yteben6ei begte lie bic ltile
9offnuns, iid bier lei6t tpieoer perbei-
ratben au f0nnen. 9Senn man nun
aud Der fpobl erbaltenen, etmaS iippis
gen, briinetten Srau iolde Yldne ni6t
oerar9en fonnte, 10 nluBte man bod be,
baaern, unb 3mar am metlten in ibrem
eisenen Snterelle, baB lie bel ben Bcs
miibunsen 3ur Vernirfli6uns ibrer
Sbeen nit einer merfmiiroisen Cora.
loliefeit unb unfenntniB ber g8elt Dor.
sin9. Da ibre san3en Wtittel in elmer
fleinen Rente beitauoen, Die ibr BON
ben Hermanbten ibres peritorbenen
Mannes ausseSablt wuroe, uno bic bel
ibrer Gebensweile in Der Welioen3 un.
mogli6 ausrei6en fonnte, 70 mar lie
balls In @elbperle9enbeiten seratben.
&bsr lis bate bermaben auf cine siins
ftise @erbeiratbuns, lopobl fhr it6
ielbit ale fir fire Todter, aered)net,
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3arttablsuS. sd bofie. sic nil
fen es Su lddsen, mein 0err, oaB sic
1T neiner Io6ter ein eoleS, frei9ebi9eS
Mao6eu beinfii1ren. - % 9emiB,
NOR bic bepegte anhport, runo i6
boffe, lie bat bieie Gi9enIbaften bon
ibrem Yater seerbt!"
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s9 Sanb, grbe unb aies gum Wufs
fiilen BON 0Ofen, Seitenmegen &c. faan
ieBt bilig abgebolt perben aus Der
notwithstanding beS Reubaues bon
paulp & Sielmann, 3O6 Oft : @om=
merce StraBe.
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y Sie per3eiben, sSraulein Charlotte,
wenn i6 bon Sbrer Wtutter fret un6
otlei, wie i'd benfe, ipre6e. Sd ems
pftnoe ilnnler eine lebbafte l1nrube,
menn i6 benerfe, nit ipeltb' 1naliifs
lt6er Gnergie Sire Weutter an geDiIien
aeuberlt6feiten bes 2ebens fejtbalt,
penn i'd bemerfe, baB Sie Wenftflfuns
ben nebmen miifen, eine sroBe @ob.
nung, foitipieltge 4ebenSsepobnbeiten
baben miilien, I'm : I'M i6lteBli@ bod
liht Snfrieoen gu iein nit benz, mas
Sbmen bei6ieSen lit. SD fiirdte,
Srdulein @barlotte, oaB Sire Mutter
NIT Sbnen gang anberen Bldnen na9'
jast nnb melt entfernt lit, SIR @el9td
an baS zines otelleidt talenttrten, aber
TN uebrisen bod arnlen, NIT etnem Sc
halt bon fiinfsebnbunbert Wfarf anges
ftelten 2e9niferS Su perbinben, Ser
obenbrein nod Wutter unb S1pelter
5lt ltnterititten bat."
yMetne Mfutter ipirb fiG neinem =
unlerem Slid 9eipiB ni6t entsesens
ftellen, @eorg," aittlportete Srdulein
3ebleu nit etnenl genilicn optilniltilfcn
gertrauen, mic es bic Susenb nun
einu1al bat.
r@epiB ipiro iie bas ni1t in b0ler
Ibit9t tbuli aber id) fiir6te, bab lie
nidt bas fir unler Slid anlebt, mas
mir barunter periteben. Sic pilien
ni6t, Srdulein @barlotte, pie Sic 8elt
NIT einem gcuilien cpnii9en 8ebasen
ilber Die erlten Re9ungen eineS reiten
inngen 9er3enS besidllt. gBie Elm
Bliltbenfroit falt 9ieio, @soismus,
Mibtrauen uno falte gSeltflugbeit iber
oas fnuipeube Slid, bis eS perlpelft
nnb oerli9tet it,"
rgie leben 81 ldmar;, @eors. sic
miillen mebr Sertrauen baben gu li9
mno gu = mir" lagte Srdulein @bars
lotte nno f6ulieste li6 beimti9 an ben
iun9en Wtann an. BeglitGt nno pie
BON einem momentanen Naul9 eriabt,
fab er ibr einen Nugenblid in Die 9ro6en
gngen, bic uerbeibenb binter BEN peiBe
li6en Sdleier leu9teten. Sin unenSz
Tides Slid iiberltr0mte i'm In fifteen
Sdauern, unb beiB unb baltig briifte
sr etnen aub auf tire i6wellenoen
9ippen.
rMorgen foinme i9 gu Deiner Muts
ter, Charlotte. giit Du's jufrieben ?A
nSa, @eors," baudte iie 9liidli6 unb
iprans leidtfiiBis bur6 ben fleinen 8ors
garten, in Dem fie itanoen, pollenbS bins
bur6 uno sur 9austbir binein. Ster
itano iie erlt einen gusenblid itiG nnb
prebte bic fleine 9ano auf bas itirmii6
podenbe 9er3. Sie mar 70 unlasbar
gliifli9, baB lie 9laubte, Die 8ruit
fonnte ibr Seriprinsen, menn lie ni9t
tbr Slid Senanb mittbeilen lpiirbe.
uno mem bate lie ibre Wittbeilunsen
better MAIDEN f0unen, ais ibrer Wtutter :?
Sie bOrte nod in Der itillen StraBe ben
lanslam iidb entferneuoen Tritt oes
jungen 9e9niferS. oann ipran9 1ie
eili9 Die Greppe binauf, um Die 3hranen
oes @lads, bic ibren bhbi6eu Nu9en
entquo1eu, in oem Sdoob ibrer Wfutter
III nerhernen
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9eutfd)e Sob Office mnb SnH'
binoerei.

9euti6e, ioipie ensliide 9rud>Irs
beiten tperben prompt unb biaig pers
fertigt Don s obu 8 d ott, SO Z
Norb BrefasStra BE.
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@d,tttte ttitbt

9einem Suiten @inbaIt ;u tbun! Sonft erweitern
i bic 2uftr6brsnsaeite unb bic 5arten @erpebe ber
aunse Ieiben sdaben 8ei 2ebI, unb 2unsentrant<
beiten pirtt teiue ar3nei 70 raid Ipie Mper's
Gberrnsa, ,ectoral. Man tennt 5dle. in beneni@on
rpenise Dofen einem bartnddigen unb peinIiden
Suften Elm Gnbe mabten. ger an Gngbriifisteit
9ruitbrdune, bdut,ser 8rdune. Mussebruns, ipebem
SaIfe ober 3eudbuten Ieibet. Der finbet in bieiem
9rdparate ein iideres SeiImitteI. @s bef6pid=
s; s: =; Fl: getae = :;;:;; i:
baIten. 6aIIie 6. etone. Surt's Store, 3d.,
idreibt rSd babe in mener SanriIie bic grfabz
runs sen.a@t. bas aper's Gberrpz Electoral Bel erz
saItuns unb !Suiten itets elm iideres SeiImitteI
mar"
rgor flint Sabren buitete i'd unamsseiest, l9pikte
BEL Na6t, mar duBerft absemasert unb non ben
Aer3ten autseseben porben. SD fins an Mper's
Gberrpsqectoral ein3unebmen unb iplrbe poutonz
men seianb. "-Gn9a q. 2etuis 8icarb. 9. 9.
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brad fid aber uno fraste fur8 uno ere
itaunt; rSu lpillit nod einmal aus>
9sben. 9sors? Sc tit ia i6on ped.
fdwar3e 9ta6t.1
sd tomnle balb 3uritd, Mutter."
rWo ipil1lt Du Fin ?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-10

9aItiBe 9od,eit.
~Siineit ,uar bel Wteiers Sodaeit -
Wlan fanb es munoerldl1n,
Denn Glles mar gelaben
0eim Gommsn unb beim Seb'n.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

duction. a paper on the latters iovrs- "Ti.n ecn-
,,ins some interesting biographical writing Inc
hon., is published in the Cameo Series, ana Is
welImadc little anthology which recommends
i,saIf 70 students OF Burns
Two volumes OF Mr.. George Mere;iths verse
have lately appeared. One, Jump to glory
lama Swan, Sonnenschcln n Co., is reprint
Of a bl, OF dceeere possibly satirical, though
,rc satire is skilful.y concealed. for winch
Mr. Harry Qu.ter has liking. lie IL Tesponsioie
for the reprint The work was originally pub
Ished In his Universal Review Their" II might
=. well have remained. In its new dress It has
been Illustrated with pen drawings. but these
GO nothing TO improve piece of wrl'lnS WHICH
H. would he ridiculous TO call poetry, and when
la, none Of tie qualities which make MI.
U,rcdlth's prose interesting. Modern Love
e. b. Mo-her Portland l. another matter. ~
i n sonnet sequence - which Mrs Eizao''"
Cayazza. who writes "forewOrd' for Tie new
edition. Is justified In attaching some Importance
II Is an Intellectual exercise OF no small caiio'e'
Bat we fancy it will require more thih MI
Swinburnes supcrlatlvcs TO make II endure as
pU,tly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

Mr. joel Chandler IIarri, j. keeping mp ms I'M
aginative work side by side With his n"wspap'r wiz
Ing lie Is engaged upon novel when !, I" Dear Inv
title Of Aaron upon play. and upon s'ih' VI
short stories. II l. said that Mr. Harris never ialNs
about his books II he help ia reicchcc "m'"
scofcr, say H. not common among authors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

Two more Palzac books. A" \ Great Man of th" fro''
IncrS'' 1.-THE second part OF Lost Illusions anu ''
brotherhood Of Consoirlonr {" LEnvcrs de- Lli'soir'
Coutcmromlne", have been prepared by Mis- Worme'
lev and ar. on the list Of Roberts Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

The literary excursions OF Rider lIaggard began
with the preparation Of divers magazine articles on
south African Subjects HIS novel Dawn he regards
rs his first book lie declares tina, the Idea OF writ
Ing It was given to Lin by tie face of girl bv
Tim In Il church. lie had some difficulty in finding
publisher for this novel. and Obliged 10 rcwritc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

The widow Of Richard Burton has completed he
biography Of her husband. but no publisher has ye
announced II. II Is known that Burton az
n0s,lc: bat Lady Burton. II Is said. has portrayed
him in her book rs a devout churchman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

Mr.. Arthur Shcrburnc Hardy Is about TO return to
his duties a, professor Of mathematics at Oar mouth
rot, however, sevcring III, connection with Inc
Co-mol,litan.7 a large portion Of h" year he VIII
spend nj his desk In Tie editorial room of tia'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

The two volumes Of Mr.. Henry T. Fincks Life OF
Wagner vii be- brought ont within n few days. 1t
will contain various i.torestng portraits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

Miss Lucy Larcom. whose gentle and musical vcrs
Is dear 10 many readers, Is lying III In Boston, an
cannot, It Is thought, loEg survive.