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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
anad1etthrbe autnnta ataata- Betaate, atpntan, 20. Eliot 1898.

tbuitasmus 16etnt mir aber INNER Elm
mebr ooer pentger getiinltelter 81 1ein,
tpenigitens bet elmer groBen 2lnSabl Der Ser
1aln1nelten. Wfan beult eben nit, neil man
lonlt bon ben 80lfen gefrciien !piirbe. @ie
in oteiem &anoe 10 mancber in flcinen
2anbitGoten 2eben6e aus Sptngen6en
@rinoen Eelt9ion beubelt, benz NIGHTS fer
net ltegt tpte beten, 10 16reit bier alcD 10
Wancber: v0urraD fit Silber" I'M Seiletn
Nnberer, Der beimlic6 6enft vsum Ieufel
nit Dem Stof." l1no pie er itcb Dor Nn@
oeren, 10 ftrbten ficb tpieoer 9(nbere bor
tbm, ilber tbre tpabre ueber3eu9ung firbten
t~peniger pom SilberIcbtpinoel @rfaBte itcb
offen altS5ubrilfen, MAJ perfdat tpieOer auf
oas gfattonduafter bes ganfee, Die Seltcbez
lei: oas macbt bic 9an5e @el3i5te lblteB7
lt6 nioerlt9.
SIS mag nt6t idi0n bon mir letn, 10
mifroifopii6 in bas Snnere 6es Stlberz
lbtptnOelS btnetn5ubliGe1, aber Der Wabr>
belt lei Der 8or5ug. @lauben Sic alnb nur
cine Wtinute, baB Elm etnsiger BON ~unieren
9enoer 8anfiers, Die ii9 ale ais Silberz
freun6e be5et9nen laller, pirfltb Elm fol-
cher lit. 8etpabre, es 1inb lauter ltramme
0O%pICu*SI WUUUh 1ilul IlND UutU SCIluS
lberseusen fam, tpenn man an bic recbte
Queue gebt.
DAB gerabe ale 8anfiers bieies 2anoeS
Die f%eite1ten Stilben 6es @olbeS itnb, mir6
bon ben Silberfreunoen INNER ul1o INNER
pieOer 5ur @runblage zines tbrer beiten
Nrgume1te 9enommen, ipo3u iie auob fret1
li6 @run6 baben m0gen.
Son Der Wtacbt DeS 0olbes fann man NIT
Gecbt iagen, mas S9iQer Der Wacbt bes
8elters nadbritbmt. @erabe Ser WttBbrau6
Der mobltbdti9en Otabt 6es @ol6eS bat
gum @ntlteDen Der Silberbetpe9ung 9efiibrt,
Der man Darum in maneben Stii6en cine
MISUNDERSTANDING nibt abiprc3en fam.
Semen WftBbraub unmOglt6 SIT macbe1, lit
cine bet 6auptaufgaben %unierer 3ett. 9tur
cine ri6ttge 9fubnieBun9 beS bon Oer 9tatur
9e1cbaffe1en Wertbmeiiers gum alIgemeinen
Nobl Der Wten1cbbett unb nicbt gum Se9en
@tn8elner, unb ntcbt Sic ibranfenloie
Sertbbe5etbnun9 zines in iiberretcber 6ille
DorbanOenen WfetallS, baS in unierem Sale
geraoe Silber lit, fam 3u elmer @nttpirs
rltng beuti9er 3uitGnoe un6 9lniicbtel1, sn
elmer allerleitS betriebigenben 20fung
ser pertpiGeIten, DIT lbwer oeritdnb@
lt6en 8~Gbrungsfro9e fibren. gBer Der
naob 8e%freiung aus Dem GbaoS beS Wono1
nnb beS 8tmetauiSntus ibma6tenben 0elt
Oteien Neg un5tpetoeutig 5et9t, Der0ient Die
llniterbltbfeit.
Sans 8rettmann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

ifreibt Elm l~lngenannter, Elm friiberer
Stubent, in elmer 8roi6lre: vSbr gSertb
lit Ser Ser Uniform. Seoe l1niform Stptngt
i6ren IrGger, 1ib 10 81 Derbalter, baB ct
iiber lein 0ffentlt6eS Qluttreten unb ieine
8er1on fortmGDreno Geben16aft ablegen
fam, uno Ser 8OrtbetI bteleS 1tGnbtgen
3tpangeS, ben mir fir bic ieBi9en Gipt7
lilten 6ar1m feineStpegS forbern tpouen,
i'm i6dBen un6 miinicben mir fit ben
nocb in Ser @rstebung unb perionli6en
Nu5bilbung itcben0en Stuoenten erit re6t
beut3utage, I'M 3eitalter Oes &abauS unb
Ser l6tpinbenben Sormloitgfeit, ser y9az
men" 7SeDienung uno Der IN Bic llnmiin=
oigen ~gelangten Yroitttutton. Mtiibe unb
8enb btlben chen bod Elm ntcbt 81 inter
lcbGBenoes 6emmntb, ibitben in Der &egel,
menn alb nicbt iiberau, DOr grii9elet unb
&empelet, Laiien BEN Irdger aub ionit auf
fem 8ene6men, auf 1etn NuSie6en, aui
feline 6altung ac6ten. l1n6 tie geben ibm
oiele @etpDbnung, auf iicb gu acbte11, iict
gefannt SIT piiien, fir's 2cben nit. Srei7
li6 lit eS nOtbwenbig, Dab Die Sarben aud
ieDer5ett getragen, ntcbt na6 8eltcben abb
gelegt tperben. Nuf ben fleineren ltntDer>
iitGten geidbie6t bas a1cb faum es bat Sort
nicbt biel 3ned, od Der ~etn5elne Sarben>
ftu6ent bocb augemein betannt lit, trob 6es
y8ummelS", 5. b. beS alten Suites, BEN ct
bcrooriu9t. NuBerbem balten bort Sic
Gerbtn0ungen lelber, eben nm ltngebOrig>
feiten gu perbiten, nit groBer Strenge a1l
Sic 8eoba6tung observation-disclosures. Qn Ben
gr0Beren llntDer1itdten aber 3eigt ltcb letoe1
1cbon recbt 1tnangeneDm baS @egentbetl
6apon: Bic Qlftioen tragen bic WfiiBe nur
npcb Bel beittmlmten @eLege1betten, unb 1te
iinb min6eitens 10 letcbt pte an6ere gez
netgt, bic @elegenbett, mo- iie itb t~ncognttr
piiien, auS5unitben. 9aS iplte AUDI mte>
ber anOers perOen, bas Sar6enbemuBtietn
loQte geboben meroen. SIS gtebt aber nod
b0bere uno poftttpere 8ortbetle 6es Sarbenz
tsagenS. Seiner 6arbe, oh i'm Nugenblid(
nob getragen pber nicbt mebr 9etragel1,
@6re macben 5u mitiien, itets gu ibrer Ser
tDetotgung berett 81 1etn, t6r boiler 6tn7
gebung 5u folgen, iDie Der SoISat Der SABINE
beS 8atatIpnS, un0 0ob tpteber IelbltQnbi>
ger ais Ser Splbdt, bartn liegt Der @ertb
Diel er ftubentiiben 0bSei6en, Der nidbt nad
etn paar ~luittgen Semeften perbraubt tpiro.
QluS alien bielen @rlinben erbli6en mir in
ben aufipu6ernOen nicbt farbentragenben
8erbinoungen feline ipertbpoIe 8erei1e=
rung beS afaoemtl6en 2ebenS."
9as tubentiibe 8er6in6un9stpeien in
ieiner iebtgen @eltaIt bat ii6 als9eIebt, unb
feline neuen Sormen tau9en mod tpentger
ais Die alien. ST lift 81 duBerItb, gu iippig,
5t fotipieIig, 5t tntolerant, 5u piel9eftaltig
getporoeu. Die meiiten &prporationen
Sdblen MN tpentg Mtt9lteoer unb 9eben
einem aIlndbli6en Nusiter6en entgegen.
Nuf perniinfti9e &eformporiblG9e, Sic icbon
oft gemabt iporben itnb, mill Bic ei9en>
ltnntge afa6emti9e Sugen6 ntbt hDren,
alio mirb "iie gu ibrem S9aOen pobl fiiblen
mii1ieu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

aGs 645 @e1tcben e1ttipro6e1t, bon oeren
allein 1893 auf 9eutldlano tallet. ga
itdb 6ieie @eiuc6e gum 86eiL auf etn3elne
8erIonen, gum S6eiL alf Sartltier1 be-
3ie6en, Io iinb i'm Sabre 189? ettpas tber
1000 Q(uslGnber 0ur3 ben 8rnDesratb IN
bic Qa9e Deriebt tporoen, ftc6 in Der Sbtpet5
naturQltitret all f0nnen. 8efanntlt6 tit
6ies nibt 1ebr etnfa6. Wtan muB Sipet
Sabre in ser S6pet3 geipO6nt Daben, be-
Dor ma nm oie 8etpiatgnng na3lu6en
fam. ltn6 I'M bic Nie6erlaiung in elmer
@emein6e in Ser S6pet8 SIT erbalten, be-
BARI man qtltiger Q(uStpeiSi6rtften Der btsz
berioen 6eirnat6, bic IN @rmangelung
foldber MIR auSna6nnStpetle burcb Sdar7
faution er1eBt perDen fDnne1. 9te Sez
BORDEN itr6 in neuerer 3ett, no eS offers
borgcfommen lit, baB militdrfIrbtlame
iunQe Geute unter ben 8etperber1t tparen,
etpas itrenger geporoen.
- SIS fc6etnt, 6aB es Ser fran30iti3en
8eltalsItellung bon 1900 all Der great
attraction, Die ma Deriproden bate,
feblen tDir0: man miro ben Wfot0 1ttc9t vtt1
Der Gntfernultg bon einem Wfeter" leben.
Die 9(nfertigung beS groBen Gelelfops lit
auf9e9ebcn fporoen, obic6on Die Scbnets
6ung BET &ieienLinlen auf gutem 9Sege mar
9as l1nterne6men icbeiterte al @elomanz
gel; aud6 ibm lit Die 8anamafrtle berberb7
Lief 9etpor6en; 3u 0er 8el6aftun9 Der err
for6erlicben Summen bate ii9 belonOerS
Der beritor6ene Baron Getnacb perptltbtet.
= Shirt Scr6inar6 bon 8ul9arien bat
iet1er @ema6ltn ais 6Dc63ettSgci6enfe etne
nit Oiamdnten, &llbinen utO Smaragoen
beIebte &rone nit einem groBen Sapbtr
barge6rabt, 6ann S6rgebGnge aus bon
9iamantet huntington Sapbtren, pelcbe
emit Der &0nt9tn Wtarte Nntotnette bon
6ranfreib ge60rten, tpetter Elm BON 100
0iamanten uub 29 Smaragben 5uiammen1
9e1eBtes 6alSbanb, ein 9ia6en, bet ipelz
c6em BIumen u1o 8lGtter aus 8rtllanten
qe6tlDet iin0, cine 9tabel aus eil1em grOBen
Sapphire. beitebenb, ferner Deri6tebene
6aarna6eln, Qlrm6Gn6er, Obrge6dnge, en0z
licb 8riiieler SpiBen. 0oS @ei6enf 0es
6er3ogs bon garnta beitebt aus etnem
6als1d6mude nit 5tDet 9tetben Defenders
ib0ner 9tamanter, ieneS Der Yrtn5elitn
@lementtl1e ~e6enfals aus etnem 6alSbanOe
nit bier 9tct6en 8erlen un0 elmer Ntgrette
nit Gubinen un6 8rilanten, Damn Nle1lz
coniptBen, baS Ser &0nigin bon @ngIano
aus einem ctieltrten Sil6ergefdBe.e Die
8rii6er ltno Sbpeitern Ser gteuDermGbIten
ipen6eten cine prdcbttge 9iamantenaigrette,
@raf un6 @rditn 8arbt Elm reicbes 9lrm7
bano, 9on Carlos bon Bourbon 6errli3e
ipanti9e SpiBen nit benz ipanii9en nnO
bulgarti6en 8appen.
: Sn 6er gfG6e bon Mftraban tpur6e
fiirslicb Elm i'm S9nee itefen geblte6ener
8abn5ug BON elmer ltnge6euren Scbaar
bungriger @0lfe angefaaen. SecbS ruff
i6e 9tetien6e, 5tpet Scbaffner nnO Der !6eiz
ser, bic nicbt 3eit gefunDen batten, iib III
ben @agen etn3ui6lteBen, tpurben 5erfleiicbt
unb aufgefreiien, Die grdBlidb beuleltben
8eitien belagerten BEN 3us tDa6renb Ser
gan3en gtabt. &ur3 bot Sonnenalfgang
ergrtffen ite 6ie Sludt; gegen 5pan5tg
@0lfe tparen bon BEN S6iiien ber nit
9teOoGOern periebenen 9feifenOen getObtet
tpor6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
9r+ @aotuaD's
NegnltrsYtQem
beMfoHtttetteS s%tbfitOr=, 4ntISe8
Seffmmn9Sntittet, bereiteat fetme
Gdmter5ettr inttter s1tpers
I6ffiS tatS natiirIt0

SeffnungSHnitfet bereiten fetme
S6mterSetr ittuter sltpers
I6ffS tattO ttatiirIiG
ADtrfettS+
goaftdtots ge5@ntadIo8, elegant nit IaBeln Sunni
hsersudert, %purgiren, regnliren, reiutsen unb f~raftteen.
8nnnanB'a 9turn
beilen ale nnreeelmdbisfeiten bes @aaens, bee
&ebet, Oer @t,tg eteetOe, oer 9tteren, Ser SLATE,
merp0fe &taafhetten, @ppetttlofi9feit, SSpSfs
ldatersen, 8er1tepfmttg, 9artGeibfgfeit, 0ers
eauta1g 8befG d. 10 erosn, @auenfranfheff, Tieber,
ttmterIetbSemtsnaonHg, 6GamorrbOtOett Iinb oae
teTeren 9armtranfbetten. Gein oeaetobiIiIh. feiu Queds
fiber, mtreraIii9s nod ipuiti9e i66oltd5e 9roaWew
entbalten0.
Greis rs 6smtS ole sd,a6lteI.
ST. agen 4tpetbefem at bobeu.
S1S 0roke 2eberuattteL.
&oNfontn.ete 0erSauttta nirb bur6b @eyrau6
bon 93aolpoDs Ptner er5telt. NiittelIt ibrer atttis
ntlto1ett Gt9e11@otten resen fie bic Sober BEL NbIeube.
rlln9 Der Salle ur0 oeren M6leituHQ Durd Die eSafleus
gauge on. Bel alien S5GQen oDn M}iardne. G5eIbimrGt.
galh9ett ArTdle1, unOplfDmmener 8erDauauo 6er
tSol9e BON @auenersnB tr'S 8lu) reoeln bieTe 0ileu
IN Do1etl eolt oret big funf Stud raid Die 9eberthGttus
tett nno betrelef1 ben Botteuten epn Dieien StDrlnoeH.
sine ooer 6pel ytaDlpan'f6e Yiaen, BON nit biltBieu
S9nter5et nlo Starrbett Der Sober @eplaoteu tGolrb
ee1tomnieu, erbalten bas Gpitem reoeImGRia nm iiTSern
gefunbe 0erouuun9. N '@"
nlan gehe fiber unto fehe I'll, oar man
nRaomaY's" erhdItI
Wton i9ide cine 8rtefnarfe an Or. yFaStnon a
SOAP gto. 80 Marrell=Street, gtem Nnrf nm his
GOrtft False and True. iDelGbe pertbnnnA Mmsf,,,Ss
Albt Suaeibidt an betoutHteA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
(8rief an bic SI1tupts Stoots3ettun9)
Ser Stlber : 0fttttttteL aus Der N1De

9enDer, SOL, Wtat 10, 1893.
BUR Sober sreife i'd mieoer,
C0ton fdnSt ia 9ep0bnli9 10 any
Sod beri6te i'd Diesmal pom Silber,
1lnb mas nod 10 Drum unO bran.
&ur l6merli6 m69te mans slauben
QSas Silberapoltel erba6t,
SIS feblt, baB man III 9enper
men Serreott pom Silber lt6 ma6t.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

HON plainly remember all
The desks, deep scored and blackened.
The row Of hacllboa 'ronnd the wall
The hum that never Slarkened
And. framed about bN map and chart,
And casts of dusty plaster,
That wisrst head ana Warm-st heart,
The kindly old schoolmaster,
see the sunny corner nook
His hluc-eyed daughter sat in,
\ rosy, tairhaired glrl who took
Wtlrus her French and Latin.
How longingly | watched the hours
For Olltndorf and Caesar
And how | fought with Tony Powers
The day he tried to tease her.
And when. one day, it took the "NeXt'.
10 stay some Gallic slaughter.
Because quite forgot the text
In smiling at his daughter
And she and Were kept till four
To study, after closing
We stopped the clock an hour or more
While he, poor man, was DOING.
And there he sits, with Bonded head,
Der some old volume porting,
(Or 50 he thinks; if truth be said,
He's fast asleep and snoring),
And where the shaded lamplight plays
Across the cradles rocking,
NV schoolmate of the olden days
Sits, mending baby stockings.
Charles B. Going in the March Ladies
Home journal.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

The annual meeting and dinner of the
Maine Society Of sons If the American
Revolution was held At the rrcblc House
in Portland Feb y After the banquet
there We're addresses by President John
f. Dewitt, DIR. Charles n. Banks, Port
land, Rev. Henry E. Burrage. Portland,
Hon. +. p. Burnham, Saco and Hon. Jos.
Williamson of Belfast, the four last being
ON Gen. Knox as bookseller, soldier,
statesman and citizen. John E. Dewitt
was reelected president and the other Of
ticers are the same as last year.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
aow to Become FIeshy.

DIR. Miles Nervine not only cures all trv-
Gus diseases, headache, hueS, nervous pros
traton, sleepltssness, neuralgia, st. Nitns
dance, fits and hystera, but also builds M
the body. 81 pleased to say that after
years of intense suffering with nervous dis
ease, headache and prostratlon tried DR.
Miles Restorative Nervlne, and in two weeks
gained eight pounds in weight. | could not
lie down to sleep, but now sleep perfectly
easy, and ann still improving wonderfully.
Cannot say enough for the Nervi e.-MRs
l.. B. WILLARD, Dunkirk, n. " One
customer used Nervine and gained fifteen
pounds in flesh says Brown 4 MAYBURY
Cortland, n. W. Trial bottles and elegan,
book free at K. H. Moody's.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
Senator Wiggin's History Of Maine.

We have been permitted. through the
kindness II the Maine World Fair com
ml>sloners, to see typewriter copy Of
the manuscript OF Hon. Edward Wigein' 5
History OF Maine. written for. md soon to
be published by the American Book Com
panN If Chicago. 1t is Nv all odds the
most condensed and comprehensive work
on Maine. which has even been written.
and the wonder is how the author aanag-
ed to condenSc such wealth ot informa-
tlpn into 81 small compass fol the work
makes only one hundred and forty pages
IN the type written copy and these Will
probably condense in print. INTO about
SIXTY good sized book pages
Every one who has done much writing
knows that il is much easier to elaborate
tlan to condenSe. The task that was inn
posed on Mr. Wig4in was. therefore. an OH
elous one. bur he has performed it i'm a
very gratifying and successful manner.
There Is not tlom start To finish a surplllS
Wnld ~ sentence in tile book and vet ~
e0n>ecuuNelN and 50 entertaininglv doVS
It tell tlie >tVl3 If the past and the pres
eht and eNen.i a spirit oi prophtsv ilJsti-
tled IN facts and ti9ulc> torctcll TIL, 1ilt-
ulc ut the uld Pine Tree State that tile
interest of The reader. Thoroughly enlist
ed AT the >tart. never lAgs t. the finish. Ii
anything ri general interest relating ID the
history, Tie geography. 0r the Industries
81 Maine las been lett ont OF the work we
haze failed To note the omission. The fol-
lowing SYNOPSIS Shows the general l.lal vi
inc book:
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
Literary News and Notes.


March number of Harper Magazine. 1t
is the third in the series of papers on the
South which Mr.. Ralph has prepared for
the Magazine, and is handsomely illustrat-
ed bN W. T. Smedley.
| Babyland for March with its Two bright,
Joyous little serials, and its pictures with
their verse and story. is as well suited to
Baby's needs as are the grown-up mag
azines TO the grown-up needs. Babyland
is delight in itself. Price 80 cents a
| year: cents number. ID. Lothrop Com
pany. Publishers. Boston.
The fiction in Ilarper's Magazine fol
/ March includes. besides the continuation
of Miss Wooscn's very popular story
.Horace Chase ana of Mr. Doyle S
great historical romance. The Refu-
gees, a novelette, Of peculiar dramatic in
terest. entitled THE Face On the Wall,
by Margaret Deland. This, as well as
Mr.. DOYLE romance. is attlactivelN illus
trarcd
| Miss Kate Nannall. OF Gardiner, Me.
who is winning such high rank among
| musical composers ha> recently com
| pleted seven songs and = Ro>ainu
waltz. The latter Is dedicated to her
| friend. Miss Aia kthan and will be
| brought our at Daily. theatre. Miss
Nalnah has last corrected 4 Iinal proof
VI lief second volume OF poems ..From
Heart IL Heart which will he out hy
March lo ion Easter sales.
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a.ti,,,,rad T., r,.,,};,,,, H. ,n,,.,.;,.,n \
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r,y,l n,,nlrr I.ni'fntl, tlis yian,n,,s
xo5mos n,a"n1if., l. ,rnwino ,,nd thfiyiu~
sinc1 fl,~n@l eyrA,,t;,nalIy h,lalit t,.,n,
me- starf r1,l, n,,ml,n,, steadily @ains IN
int,rast ,ft,.,, tiy.n,.ss .,,d ,.,l,, ,n,l irs
s,,rress ~ ,.,telin~ ~ rha y.,.i4d r,st.,s
and re,,nirem,n1s u IL. \mr,iran f,m,I,
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

Roc kland is the only city in the State
that has succeeded i'll floating 3 per cent.
bond, the others have not got below pei
cent.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

eyes, my daughter is very fond of the
piano. "Indeed9 Then why does she
pound il - hard every morning." Chi
cage News
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

The bicycle lines mp with the hammock
in its opposition to the crinoline. We
think the "'crin' is beaten. Washington
Post
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

ri al.
4 NalparaIsa Jill tUr Ntsw Work.
Tilh, I, Starnr..k Ellen Curtis, arrived a,
New York Jan II from Astoria.
Wandering ,l,w. p Il Nichols, Sailed fronl
New Nprk ,Jan v far SyNnry All NJ NJ
WmfI MarV. A1u4,biiry. Cleared fruIn NUN
York AUG y for San Francisco, snokru nv
"A, lat A. IA :. Ion. -, n, w
WIN Ill conn, +. FRANK u Penllet,,r. .lear.
al fron MN Yurk XVIII Nv for Slalghae
BARNS.
Acan NJ Spie, A Il FielA, arrived M
sydney, N>M Feh IN irum New y rlk
Al!ce K4pd Aimsun Furl, VI clvutne .,S
Feb II lttg Sugar
Beatrice lltNeiler. lilciihln. cleared from
Boston Frh N tnt nsMerara
BellnNnt lleagal. arrived at l'hiladrt-
l'hla Fen II ir.'m P"rt SPAN.
Carrie + Long. j + StoWtrs, cleared from
MY ork Frh to} Havana.
Carrie lirckIt, tUleard, arrived at tarinto
Stlt. NJ from NlGnilriirn-
NmHc J. 1Nlrf FatTne;tli arrived HI
NeW Work Feb from Harbattoes. H..
Clara NrGilNerN, PNlllp tillktN, arrived
a Fernahailla l1rt I'm trvh t'"ncc, N II.
q 4 lnNon, y / tllNcN, arrived lit llclH-
:flara from NrW YORK jan ~ land Sailed
Ft'l i fer Trfnitad.t
Edward IH>hiA4, Parst-, >illr' trNM l'Nrt
w ilNHn~. N :, lan y. tor Havana.
EdwaNl ki,i,rr, II Griffin. areH trHm
NfW "rk l'tc ~ far Valparaiso. spoken
Jan II, at . s. lon :. y.
Edward May, G NJ Mct lWr'. Sailed Tram
l'@stoN laii ~ t"r iHrAoS ANr~~
Emma I truMelb N " penalrtvn sai ltd
from New Nurk OCT u for AInuy, China
spoken Nov -, lat. = = lon - NJ.
ENnvIl. W II Blanchard. sidlea Mnni (al-
nav NeN w f@i lIntai4a-
ENip Reed. q / Whittier, sailed frelu
Panama Bay p,i Ii tor London
Harvard, Colcor,i. lit Hong hNng Jan ?
tn Caillp.
HAVANA. klce S;llltN rulM Nvw lork Feb
) for Havana
Herbert Black. Albert Blanchard, Cleared
from New York Jan n for Central American
ports
Hudson. f a Curtis, arrived vi Boston
AN 10 from Tr4plni
HENRY \ Lito.htit!d. DON, arrived at Rio
Janrir,i Feb II from Pensacola.
Henry Norwell, Frank Perry, sailed fron4
HAY ana Feb "A for P,nsacola
.I;lnts q Pendl,tol, Lancaster. arrived at
Pliladelphja De-. Ii tron Pisagu4
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

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N1' ANit ftlNu.
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tdi-The mor. Modern Period II Au-
fh@nir History
3t- ihNrl'tAd'hce
,iaiiit rrerte! mt" STATE
,ri.,.,. 'i'''''S''rh l'"''lH'N on
lti.rh ,...l W..
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SIN, Enild,,a
:,+rbt I,1mbcr R,sin.ss
1.-The Manufacture ii WOOD PuIn
3-ramnerles.
'-otiief Industries Dependent upon the
i1uih''er supply.
WSI ", ,I =. N''W7li ''N''iS.
s-Boot ana shn. N,nuf.,-.t,;
10 The Ice. Industry.
1.-THE Granite Industry
l2-S ate.
l.'-t fisheries
tuflons
10 lust tutluns for K .for,natorv ana Hu
name Purp,sts
li-StatlStlcs in regard to Pupuation
Railroads.
ls,-Malne as il Summer Resort
2U-Eininent Men and Women of Maine
2l-Future Of Maine
We fool tl.t il, u;,;n,, 49, - ,l
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Il ~. = tit ooi''eiise't all'' Nt' colh prs
iielSlNe sil'i dctel' 70 form an important
part OF a series, embracing many if not
All OF the States. that will be extensively
circulated in this wear Of the great Colum-
permanent and important contribution TO
the historical literature of the country,
senator Wiggn has done his native State
a service of inestimahle value If Il III
eni+nma nf infn,ma,i,,n ~ N.;,,
st,.,,..d ~ tI,n ,',.,,a ''''''''
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The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

Have you any more Of those genuine
antiques?'' asked Mrs. De Porque.
''No'm,'' replied the dealer. ''These
strikes has KEEP us away behind with our
orders Washington Star.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

The Harvard Club of Maine had its an
nual dinner at the Sherwood House, Port
land, Feb. I'D, and chose the following
officers for the coming year: President,
George Walker; vice presidents, Asa Dial
ton and George G. Burgess; secretary.
VIM. NJ. Bradley; treasurer Leroy Hight
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

Magical little granules-those TINY, sugar
coated Pellets Of DIR. P,erct scarcely larger
than mustard seeds, Vet powerful to cue
active vet mild in operation. The best
Liver Pill ever invented. Cure sick head
ache, dizziness, constipation. One dose.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

In The Popular Science Monthly for
March Prof. G. Hantur'l Henderson com
plttes his illustrated account Of The Glass
Industry. describing the gradual advance
of glass making in America from $500 to
1850 and the immense stride ii has taken
Since the introduction u natural g5lS as
fuel Considerable light is thrown upon
the problem OF irrigatn@ our Western
lands in AN illustrated article on Artesian
Waters i'll the Arid Region. by Robert H.
Hill. \ strange phase of life in colonial
times is exhibited in Colonel A. b. Ellis
paper on White Slaves and Bond Servants
iii the Plantations. An explanation Of
The Decrease Of Rural Population is at
tempted by john {. Rose Under the
title An Agricultural Revolution, Prof
Clarence Nj. Weed describes. with Illustra-
lions, the operation OF spraying fruit trees
with insecticides and fungicides. Grant
Allen study of Ghost Worship and Tree
Worship is concluded in this number
Edith Sellers tells The Story Of Colony
of Epileptics, which gives excellent testi-
mony to the beneficial effect of steady oc-
cnpatiun in nervous diseases. The Brook
lyn Ethical Association, a society for the
methods. is described by Dr. Lewis g.
James, its president. Other articles are
Notes on Palnopathology, by Dr.. r. w.
Shufeldt, The Scheele Monument at
Stockholm, by Fred. Hoffman,, East Cen
trail African Customs, bv James Mcdonald,
and sketch of Robert Hare, with Portrait.
In the Editors Table, The Everlasting
Ghost. A Shattered Argument. and Stoves
without Flues are sharply dealt with. New
York D. Appleton 4 Company. Fifty
cents a number IS a wear
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

David Bugbce, showers, sailed from Pa~
caguula Dec : for Boston
ii b IIussey, lIudg,tnn, sailed from
Charleston Feb Il for Mcym"nth
II { Sihlty. q " Hichhorn, arrived al
Boston Jan from Pasyagnnit.