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The Russellville Democrat., 1893-11-09


 The fulllength Iolanthe was modelled in May, 1878, and in July it was taken to New York, en route to the Paris exposi- ton. At New York she waited three weeks for Q ship that could carry ice. August g they landed at Havre, and from there the superintendent of the railroad gave her an entire car for the free transportation of the statue to Paris, where it passed through the custom house simply as "ll0 pounds of butter" It was put on exhibition and remained until the close of the exposition, when it was cast in plaster before the press of Paris. The Prince of Wales and Mime. Ratazzi gIand niece of Napoleon, are among those who saw 1t. Adam Saloman, famous French sculptor, then iu his old age, offered Mrs. Brooks his studio for her own use. He would come day after day and watch her nodel- ing for hours at time.
 After the close of the exposition she re- turned to New York, where she established a studio and modelled great many works, among them the buats Of Garfield, Weed Macy, SwedenboFg and others, besides, a series of characters from Dickens. It may be stated here that Mira Brooks has more plaster casts ia tho United states than any other sculptor with the exception of John k0gere of New York.
 1t was in New York that Mrs. Aliea Vanderbilt l4abau, daughter of Commodore Vanderbilt gave her an order for the fam fly group which was exhibited in the art gallery during the late Worlds Fair. Mra Brooks had done number of small pieces for her, for which her order for the larger work is the meas- ure of her appreciation More than three years were required to model it, and whom the model was completed iu 1886, she went to Florence Italy where she set up her studio on the Via Aretina, aud proceeded to put it in marble
 Many eminent persons visited her studio,
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-11-09

Nearly one thousand delegates, some of them from foreign lands, but the majority coming from our states and territories west of the Mississippi, assembled at Los Angeles to discuss the monotonous question of irrigation as applied to agriculture. This congress had the official indorsement of the federal government, which, through the state department, had extended invitations to participate to foreign govern ments, and a representative of the interior department was detailed to be present. The gathering was, without doubt, one of the most nota- ble ever assembled in the far Vast. Philadelphia Record.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-11-09

sks waters of the Txribh4ka Sea. but these .s1oua pines aTe a aantfunal reminder t1Az hare fn the Mississippi kAlley @ehn A. Marrela lived and 8eusizhsa ks the bay tree far season. He fsli Aad is gene. The deeds committed within sight sn1 sonn1 of fhs lone pines. and of those nDo felI assd those who found favor with hsms are secrets they refuse so give uP- A1s pine trees keep their secrets wsll.
 Not until after kurrell tEe great srAge- dian, had made his exis from the stage os action ts another world did the prosie know that the pine treeR had PiaEe1 se prominent part in the great hneaaE tragedy. And now after 3 pesae1 et oTsg ten years, with the permission pt Jonas and Betsie Brown. the role plsyea oy the lone pine, near CsrneeA Blza. n ksstsFu Arkansas. is given to the puDlie.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-11-09

The observatory method Of de. termining time is very simple Y principle. The observer turns Y his catalogue of stays, and cboose' one for his observation, the ca' logue giving him the time (to .u hundredth of a second) at wpioa that star vii be on bis meridian then turns to the telescope, and
 the instant the star crosses ,1 meridian records the time indicass by his clock. The catalogue g,sr the true time of passage, and ani' tho clock gives the same 1t is ," TOT. Popular Astronomy e sA
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-11-09
There seems to be neither elol

There seems to be neither glory nor profit in the heresy trials that are conducted by the churches now adays, and the reason may probably be found in the fact that too little attention is being paid to the neces- sary distinction between doctrines that are essential to Christianity and thoso which are not looked upon as such.--Deseret News { Mormon. }.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-11-09
B0usE SHANK BROOKS
tfsrY Of Tbis Remarkable Scsl2'g'
 ard Her H9rk.
eY cLlo HARPER.

srfY I.ifs--ss The Dreaming IsIss tias.'' .-fn Earope-Ef t'se SoNidfs
 FaSf Other Works, Etc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

gdyS pod posorsn wsp6lnego 20.
chodseniA wcielila " siebie pie.
miona niesiowisfskis. Jak niegdyS
RsymisAis nadswali sasiednim
narodon tytul rprzyjaciela ludu
rsymskiego" ably je tom istwiej
ujarsmi6 tax tet Rosysnie udsia
bratt rstwo wsglsdem Siowian inn
niepodlegiym, ably ich pochiona6.
w tych da3eDiach pomsgs i'm
dsiwne sailspienie nj kt6rych
siowishskich narod6w. o. sami
co MARIA o swferxchnictwie Sfo-
wian " Europie, ME wahsjs she
poiwiecsc swojego bytu narodo.
wego, byleby sic stac czionkami
tego nibytO .potetnego" i .,je.
4, nego" siowia6skiego pahstwai
CT. kt6rzy po dsi.iejssej Rosyi
spodziswsja sic uszanowania cho6.
by praw ludakich innego narodu.
MECH spojrza ma Sstki tysiecy jej
poddanych, posbawionych wsku-
tex przesaiorocsnych rosporz4dseh
"lads ~rosyjskich sposobu do ty.
cia, tylko ola tego, ae byli Pc.
lakami; tym co sobie obiecuja
cd Rosyi swobodnego roawoju
fycia rel'giJnego, narodowego i
cywilizacyjnego, powtarzamy sio.
NO jednego : najwybitniejszych
csionkow austryackiej delegacyi
skierowans do jednego mlodo.
czesklego Delegate: ,,Dziwni
marsycieleF"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01
PanslaW izm.

Pod powtartanym lyle razy
dis hasiem politycznsgo pansl4-
wizmu nale4y rozumiec dsanosc,
p~oia;zenis w~szystkich SEowisn CO.
lem Edobycia ola sF6wisn ,kiego
&ywioiu pierwszehstws miedzy
Pahstwaui EiroPy, wSr6d kt6-
rych tax pod wzgledem liczby
.g6rujace z4jmuje stanowisko. Me.
ktore narody wielkiego plemienia
sfowianskiego, czuj4c sic zbyt
siabymi do samodzielnego osia.
gniecia tego celu, da'a do pois.
CT nit sic " iedno wielkIs pak.
stwo zwiq,kowe ERosys ma czele.
Take jest pojecie dzisiejssego
panslawizmu, taxa tresc progra.
mu jego Ewolennik6w. Dstnosc
ia, " polskich gazetach bieraz
juz naPietnoWana nazwa ,,pan.
moskalIzmu" DaIsiy do chorobll.
wych objaw6w naszego wieku u
niekt6rych sioWia6skich narod6w.
Bo ME mowiac jut o trudnoSci,
ALTO wprOst niemoAllwoSci pois.
%cseDis narodow tax r64nych pod
wESsdsn iellgpi, cywiIisacyi, geo
grs fclnego rOznis.zczenia . ns.
.reHacie ! jszyka, byloby TO przy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01
Polskie.
4 xaboru r~Osyiskiego.


= o nowych bsrbarzyhskich nadu.
ayciach " gubernii ~siedleckisj pisza do
81 ziennika Poznshskiego" pod data 20
stycznia b. Z. Do wIi Kolano zieohai
sic Z ~sssiednich wiossk unici Ola odby-
ola sPowiedzi, oohrzozsnia d1ieci i n.
warcia ~zwiazk6w malaehskich. W mo-
cy Przybyi ksiadz, kt6ry przsz dwie
DOLBY udzislal I'm p~otajsmnis Sakra-
mentow ~. Zawarto k~iIkadziesist
mai1ehstw, ochrzoono kilkaset dzieci,
ksiadz odjechai ,zc.esliwis, q policya
doplero nazaju;rz dowisdziala sic o ie-
go bytnoSci. Mimo r6zg, nahajek,
wiezienis, unici ME zdradzili naz~iska
ksied1a. W POI roku potem dokis-
dziala sic policya, 10 ksisdz speloiaf
sws obowiazki " donu Lewczuks, kto-
rego uraz Z wislu innymi wysiano, ME
wiadomo dokad.
Zjazd hodowO6w owieo odbedxis
sic " Warszawis podezas jsrmarku
swietojahskisgo ma wslne. Powodsn
zjazdu jest uregulowanis handlu welna
l uiatwisnis przswosu M kolejach.
Ma dw6r we wsi zalew, poloao-
nsj " bliskoSci Lod1i, wykonauo smialy
LsPad. nooy, dnia % Stycznia T. b.
ma dziedzinieo PAlacowy z~ajechsio san.
ksmi 10 ludzi, uIbroionych " rswolwe-
~ ! PaaAs1s. CleSc napastnik6w, wy
sadza. drswi ! vtargnaia do pasaou,
inni Pozostali ns straAy. GosPodarka
rozPooze's sic M dobrs j rabusie. "a
bra kosztovnOSOi 1 pienisdze, mai.
sPokojnisj sic oddAlili. siu4ba fSIvar-
czua usiyssawszJ strzaly. vybiegia ma
rAtunek, lecz ujrzawszy tylu bandyst6w
rozbiegaa sic M wsrystkie strony.
Wtsscicielka zslewa, parma Wit.
kovska ObllOzs Iwoje straty ma 10000
rubli.
= SmutnP Wiadomos6 d~onoszs o
s~ierci J6zefs Balihskiego. oDywstel
ziemski, gOracy m1losnrk rzeozy pol
skieh, ~POmreszosai srtykaly W roanych
esasoPismscb, dOtyozsce przewasuie
stArotytnOsCi POlskioh, kt6rym bys WV.
bornym znawoa,
z Litvy Pisza do .Dzieunika
Poznshskisgo". Move podstki sD.ds.
il "a krnj naszj jus 1 tax ekonomiczpia
~~yozsEPsny. OF 12 gEodols vodo;.-
siOnS Eostala akoyzs ma okowite do 10
koP. ~ stopish. obeonis psaoimv o.
Move 70 niliony do skarbu p-rzyniessa.
osiOszOns Ess - j~eszOzs cha zsiskszo-
oe ma sol, Asftt saPslki, PiwO 1 wyroby
oAwetnians, oraz pswns podatki cd
m'sszksh ! osob, cd pOwinnosoi wojsko-
vel svolniOnysb. wywolujs oiuoba
szemrania, nietyiko u ntsl,-0entosOo
ogotu, Ices " klssis nieoE~ieoonei.
uOOa'ssj, bisSnis dOtsd pOddajsosi SIC
"~s,ystkisaa- olbr.,Dio stsd vyply.
WAIsee ssHy, POshas-is syssen millssr-
ny' zjsdsjs'y doehOdy .o.asstw. Jsk
=. TAX ! Obeenis. ~ssszynaj, ii, iua
oalVwnf Mama -.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01
III
IF


TeOhl 1emartOW1cE,
pistniors polskisgo ludu ssrdscsn.
nLisrsik m~0sosoiecki',
sskohczyi cycle we Florencyi 8
Lutego.
zamknai powieki jeden : O.
statnich wielkich poetow nsszych,
ten, CO pieiniani i powieiciami
|ludu wykarm'l swoje poetycsn,
mu1s wykolysai js W szumis
sadow ian6w sboaOwych, prsy
|dzWieku bron i sisrp6w, modli-
twie ciszy wieczornej j niedsiel.
uych W csasach druiyn wieinia.
csych. Ulecial . xiemi duch,
kt6ry wprowadzli do iteratury
naszej nowy SWAT sislski do po
ezyi nieznana wprsody sfodycs
wdzieki. Siussnis powiedaiano,
ss osobliwsza byla jego poe'ya,
DO zdaia sic byc obca wsselakiej
sztuce,s przecie4 czarowAia wszy.
stkiemi urokami sztuki: pienia,
jakoby presto wziete . ust ludu,
a tax cudne wykofczeniem
formal Umilkia i ma wieki pekis
najsiodsza, nsjrzswniejsza struns
poezyi polskiejl
Lensrtowicz urodsii ME ma
Mazowszu 1922 roku. Szk6l
wyiszych ME przechodaii, ale sam
ksztaicli sic z wielka pilooicis.
Przez czas jakii. samieszkswszy
" Warszawie, poswiecil sic IA.
wodowi prawniczemu, lecs spo
wodowany Wypadkami r. 1848
opuic'l Wsrszawe i prsebywaI
kolejno " Kro kowie. Pozuaniu
Wrociawiu. w r. 1861 wyieehal
IA granice. Bawii " Psrytu, "
Rzymie, wreszcie osiadi We Flo.
rencyi. W +. 1861 pc q " mai
aenstwo Zof SLymanowska, $40.
sire przyrodnia Celiny. tony
Adsma Mickiewicza. Procz DO.
ezyi, oddawai sic tskte musyce
rzezbiarstwu. Znana Jest swie
tina rzezba jego: ,Giowa sw
Jana Chrzciciela". Wiascrwy IA.
wod poety rozpocaaf dopiero pc
wyjezdzie z krsju. Odtad uka-
kuja sic W osobnych wydaniach
zblory dawniejszych poesyj dru.
kowanych " pismach warsaw.
skich, oraz MOVIE utwory, jak;
Polsks ziemia, Slopka, Z4chwy.
Genie, Biogosfawiona, S~ieta To-
fla, N. P. Marya Studaienniecks,
Glsdy atorowie, Bltwa Raclawi.
cka, Nova Lirenka, Opowiadanle
mazowie ckiego Lirnika, AnioI
ziemi, Brauks, Ia starych zbroic,
Album wiOskie, RJtmy narodo.
we j wiele innych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

iscsenis nc do Rosyi poprostu
zrzeczsnien she wiasnej odrebno
jci narodowej M rzecs tego wste.
cznego mocarstwa. Kierunek tedy
Panslawistyczny ME tylko ME Ii.
czy sie - irodkami albo rscsei
trudnosciami, ktore mu przesska.
dsaja " ~osiagaieciu tego celu
ale sdajs sic ME posiada6 nawst
jasnego wyobrsaenia o tym celu;
chcs sdob,c i zspewniG Ola 8 o.
wiahsscsyzny politycsna przewage
mad Europe, = po;wiaca narody
sfowiahskis M iup Rosyi. A cay
to Rosya jest paistwem siowiak.
skisni lego pytania ME zadai
sobie M seryo chyba mkt .
ppansla wistow", DO gdyby byl
prsedmiotowsj ma to ssgaduiscie
saukaf odpowiedz, bylby sie ME
zawodnie ras ma xawszs wyle.
csSi - swych pansl- w,stycsn, Oh
mrzonek.
Wielu sadai Jeszcze d1ii, 4e
Msiorusi i Biaiorusini wraz = Ro
syanami stanoSia tylko odiamy
jednego narodu. L-ch, Csech
Rus wediug dawnego podania %
praOjcami poinocnych Slowian,
wiec Rusini i Rosyanie, q raczej
Moskals. to jeden nar6d pocho
dzacy " prostej lnii cd Rusa.
Tymcsasem jeszcze M poctatku
XII stulecia wyrsz 70 czyniono
rosnice miedzy Rusinaui a n
skalami. Nestor, k~rouikarx ruskl
lit llll) tax pisze " rozdziale
VII swej kroniki: TIE 60 marc.
dy slowishskie na Rust: Polsnie
D~rewlanie, Nowogr,d DAME, Polo
csanie, DregoWiczanie. Siewiersa
ME, Buaanis mad Bugiem i Wo.
iynianie. A to 60 narody obce
plscace dan Rus: CLudowis, We
~. Msranie, Moromcy, Czeremisy,
MerdAi1i, PerGianie, PecIercy
j ,mIanie, Litwini, Ziemiogoicy
Kuronowie, Norowianle, LiW icy
Oh maja kaady sw6j Jesyk
a 4yja W stronach poinocnych",
Dilgo tea nikomu ma myil ME
przyszio Moskali Ia Slowian u.
waaAc; Sami Moskale ME rosall
sObis prawa do tel nazwy. Pier.
VISA o lie wiadomo, byia Kata
rzyna II, ktora urzedowo pre-
zwaia NJ yskwe Rosya nazywsjsc
siebie .,caryca wszech Rosy" by
sobie wobec Europy utorowst
dr. Ga do wladzy mad wsz, stkimi
ludsmi ruskimi.
Byio jednak COS wsp6lnego
wtedy miedzy tymi ludami, ts je
Kstarzyna moRla tax imialo
wtioczyc pod jeden mianownik.
Oto4 miedzy Moskwa j r rsys
byfa wspolnoSc rodu ksiatecego
Il podowczas ju4 wsp6ln, Is jesy.
ka. w TX bowiem wieku naje.
chaia SlowiahsIczyane sksndyna.
wska druzyna Warego.R usow
podbiis naprz6d Slouisn nowo
grodzkicb, q nsstspnie poshwajsc
sSs POdbojs ku poiudnio vi, o
gatneia Know i pomsIu reszts
s eddb Siowian mad Dnieprem 4
Ddiestrem. W drogiej poiowie
zai TX wieku owl skaDdynawscy
przybysze, kt6rych odtad nszwa
20 Rurykowiczami, zspanowali
mad wazvstki emi ziemiam; m;adzu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

" niara jsk wisdsa Rurykowi
|cs6w Sia utwierdssla, II spowsse.
chAiaf sic miedzy ich podwisdny
mi jssyk siowianski osobli~is
- poirednictwem chrsejciaHstwa
wProwsd.onego do mich wras :
Podbojem " tym samym obr al.
ku, ktory sic sprawowai ma Rust
i miedzy Buigarani.
Rosya satem csyli Moskwa .
Rui. to ME jeden nar6d. lscz
roaae narody i jedynie tenn do
siebie zblisons, 10 podobnym mo
via jesykism u Slowian srodso.
nym, Przss Noskah po4ycsonym
, ae Sfowiauie przes dfugi Gas
byli pod wiadsa tego samego TO
du ksi4aecego. To jest zdsuiem
ME tylko pOl.kich ucsOnych, al
sami uczeni Rosyanie ME tajs sic
8 tym wynikism badah history.
eanych. z karty etnOgra6;suej
Rosyi : TX wieku dolacz ,nsi do
b'storyi rOsyjskiej Karam.ins,
tajnego radcy j histOryogrsf.
Aleksandra 1 przekonujeny sic
1 Polskie, maioruskie i bialoru
skis .isnis wyiac.me pres plsmio
~ siowishskis byly zamieszkafs
w6~czas gdy : Wielkorosyi tylko
obecne gubernis: Kalutska, TIL,
ska, OrioWska, przez Wlatscsau,
guberuIe: Pskowska, Tserska i
|SLolehska pres Krsywi:zan, q
uowogrodika przes Slowisn H.
mehskich zaludnions byiy. Gala
pofnoc R,syi aamieszkiwaiy ple-
mfona fhskia, . poiudnie cd Woi.
81 do Kaspijskiego i Czarnego
nora plenions tureckis i ia.
tarskie. Jes,czs " XVIII wieku
aowii lud " okoLcy Moskvy
f'hskien narzeczem. ktorego uiy-
wanie zostsio zabranione ukaEsm
Kstarsyny II i wkr6tce potem
Izuikneio. Nstomisst zachowali
do dzisisj Czuwasze, Ostjaki.
Czeremisy inne tatarskie szczepy
Podobnis jak Tatarsy wschodni
polud liowi swoja dawna gware.
Wediug tego dochodzi sic do
przekonania, Ae = 36 gubernij
Wielkorosyi tylko 7 byio pier
wisstxowo przez Slovian zamis.
szkafych.
ZJednoczenie wszystkich tych
roanych plsmion pod nazws So.
wian albo raczei Rosyi. bylo
|t'lko dzieiem zaborczei polityki
K~atarzyny II. GOA rozkazaia kra.
jSwym pisarzom nsukowo udo-
wodnic tozsamoSG Moskwy Z Ro.
sya. Lecz istwiej udalo sic jej
uzS skse uznanie swych wrzeko.
mych Praw do wiadLy mad ,,wszy
stka Rosya" sniteli nakionic u.
czonych do udowodDienia histo.
~ csnego kiamstwa. Szlecer, SItri.
ter, Trediakowski woltli sic ma.
razic ma nieisske wszechwladczypi.
niaeh jej ukazowi zadoS6 uczynic.
Ten ostatri, sekretarz akademli
petersburskiej uskarta sic, se M
swe zdsnie Frzeciwne ukasowi
Q rycy otfzymsi ras sto paiek, o
drugi ran czterdzieSci Il be byi
rsz PoliczkOwany prsez ministra
dworuO.
2 przytoczonYch zr6dsi j twier.
dzsh powsfnych badac6w histo-
rus Dn.r -.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

DIVA sLUBY, powisI6 pr.sz Pau.
line Z L. Wlkohsk& 20 stronnie 20 o
o MIkOsCI OJCzYzNY, rozpra.
va Podfug Karola Libelta, 72stron 10 O
RVS I zNACzENIB KONsTY.
TUCYI ego MAJA l701, przez pan
ne Helene Sawicka, wydal " stuletni,
rocznice ZwiRzsk N. p. 40 stron. o
KsIAzKI KWITOWR, dla Towa.
Zwiazkowych Z rozkladem
podatkowym M lat 10 10 o
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Ksia&Ei 4
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@ DO nabycia nAstspgjaos ksiakki:

KSIRHNICZKA powiei6, napisaiA
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PARMA MICIA, Obrazek g~alicyjski
pEzsz N. Gachet - PoradowskA l76
Dtrunnic 30 o.
DwIB POWIESCI, 1. Poddany.
II. z glodu Me o4enii, a Strounio dru-
ku 10 o.
ROHRNNA, Siostra Milosisfdzia 1da-
1snia Z naszych czas6w, tom6w 3 przez
NIB. Jask6akez Cieplic, Dol. 1. Cent, 30.
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-10-19
A Solution of the II enSiOn
Problem.

An article likely to evoke wide COM
ment and discussion, as also some adverse
criticism, appears in the September Home
and Country Magazine, published at New
is we'll known advocate Of the cause OF
the war veteran.
The primary object of the article, as its
title, A Solution of the Pension Prob
lem, indicates, concerns ways and means
to dispose of the entire pension system with
equity and justice to the pensiOner and in
cidentally thereto, to solve many other
can people. Among those discussed are
The Continued Existence of the National
Bank System" ard Tariff Reform" the
latter to be made possible almost immedi-
ately. Regarding his plan, the writer says ::
Two things only are absolutely necessary
to make this feasible all else is matter of
detail. They are:
First-The authority of Congress and
the President for the issue and sale Of
bonds to raise the money required.
Second-That a surrender value be
placed. on every pension now in torce or
hereafter to be granted SO that the certifi-
cate may be cancelled by single pay
ment.
l am we'll aware that persons lacking
iii patriotism will diSapprOVe anything
which will require the payment of large
sums of money to the pensioner; and on
the same pflnclple tnat those VINO 1aVOr
the issue of a wildcat currency by State
Banks such as preceded the present system
will not favor what is here proposed.
On the other hand, every war veteran,
every patriot, every one Interested in the
success of the national banking system,
every merchant, every advocate of tariff
reform and indeed all the people of the
present generation will welcome the relief
from taxation which ISOLATION of the
present problem in the way herein sug-
gested must, as natural consequence,
bring about.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-10-19
The chronological journal for
October.

The rugged features of the Governor of
Colorado meet the glance of the reader
on opening the October number of the
chronological Journal. The very interesting
sketch OF Charles Darwin's home life is
concluded, and being by lady who was
an intimate acquaintance of the Darwin
family, it is a specially valuable contri-
button to American literature. DR.. Os-
wald continues his ''Race Studies," con-
cuding the paper on Italy. Prof. Sizer' s
fourth chapter on " How to Study Stran-
gers is a profusely illustrated analysis
of temperaments. The character studies
No. 3 include Gen. Marshall c. Went
worth and Mrs. Wentworth, the por-
traits beng OF Il fine quality. Mrs. Wells
gives condensed accounts of Mr.. Isaac IL.
Julian, late member OF Congress; JOna-
than kidwell and Silas Jones, all of
chronological Importance. The opening
of the Institute session is notable, alb
stracts of several excellent addresses be-
ing given. In the department of Child
Culture are several brief papers, while
the Anthropological and Editorial sec
tiOns are well filled. The Journal is pub
lshed at 81 80 year, Is cents q num-
her The last three months free to new
subscribers for 1894. Address, Fowler
& Wells Co., 27 East Dist Street, New
York
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-10-19
CURING TOBACCO.
Analysis of Tobacco Cured by the
Stalk and Leaf Processes,

Technical Bulletin, No. 5, recently
issued by the North Carolina Expert
ment Station, contains information
about the chemical composition of the
different grades of tobacco as effected
by the two methods of curing, namely,
the old style stalk cure and the newer
method of curing the leaves alone,
pulled from the stalk as they become
ripe. In arriving at conclusions, it
was necessary to distinguish between
the immediate effect of the curing and
the effect that the pruning, time of
harvesting, etc., had on the quality
and quantity Of tobacco produced. The
composition of tobacco cured
by similar methods was not naturally
by separating the leaf from
the stalk before curing provided the
of the tobacco was the same
when put in the barn,) but there were
some marked variations which resulted
from the manner and time Of harvest
ing. These variations were most no.
tlceable in case of the green tips or
filters, where the increased growth
caused by pruning the lower leaves in
i'll the leaf curing process has made
large increase in the percentage Of
and nicotine. This would
indicate stronger and somewhat in
terior quality of tobacco in case of these
leaves, but the gain in weight more
than compensates for the slight loss in
quality. The larger amount of to-
bacco obtained by the leaf curing pro-
cess resulted both from saving all the
lower leaves when at their best, and
the increased growth of the upper part
Of the plant. Briefly stated, the re-
suit Of the investigation was in favor
of the leaf curing process in considera-
ton Of the quantity, quality and gen.
eral appearance of the bulk of tobacco
produced. In addition to the compara-
tive results, this bulletin furnishes the
most complete analysis of the yellow
tobacco, peculiar to certain sections OF
North Carolina, that has ever been
published, including complete organic
and inorganic analysis Of stalks. stems
and leaves.-F. B. Carpenter, Assis-
tant Chemist, N. c. Experiment Sta
ton.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-10-19
North Carolina is all Right.

The report that North Carolina was
going to the devil, amt so. She is
not headed in that direction.
1t might be remarked, in passing,
that whenever North Carolina goes to
the devil, the rest of the country will
be in shouting distance.
This grand old commonwealth,
famous for her mountains and low
land-famous for her brave men and
beautiful women, God bless 'em-has
passed through the "panic'' with
proud record and the inspiring breezes
of prosperity-of satisfaction and
contentment-are being waited from
the mountains to the sea.
North Carolina is right. t.-Atlanta
Journal
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-10-19

HENDERSON, n. c., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1893
and I receded. She noticed it aud

and receded. She noticed it aud
stopped.
"Fool, fool, FOOL" she exclaimed,
"all are fools, and fools they shall
remain. You love this world of
trouble when l can take you to a
world of nothing but joy. You will
not be compelled stay like fool and
see more trouble. 1t will not be long
before you come. l have waited long
for you; you are my special charge.
You will come soon."
Abruptly at this point the dream
ended. Once more want to say that
this is no tale. 1t is an absolute fact
"a news item. wish the dream had
been different. l enjoy real, nice,
pleasant dream. like to have them,
but l don't like this one. Anyhow
Pm glad l am not very superstitious.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-10-19
Strength and Health .

If you arenot feeling strong and health
try Electric Bltters. If la grippe has left
YOU weak and weary, use Electric Bitters.
This remedy acts directly On liver, stom-
ach and kidneys, gently aiding those or
gans to perform their functions If you
are afflicted with sick headache, vou will
find speedy and permanent relief by taking
Electric Bitters. One tEial will convince
YOU that thi. is the remedy you reed.
Large bottles only soc. at Melville Dor
sey's drug store,