The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20

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lVears at separation, at the fitth h3ulN
of Woodside, Del ! Mrs. iaArrhent WIS
the child of Union soldier, who, killed
in battle, left his widow and her chill
dren almost penniless. The widow in
her struggle for living had to part
With her children and Mrs Arl4ent %
learning that the woman who brought
her up was only foster parent, began
what proved sqccessful quest for her
ereal mother. A tIN
7 The removal of the curiosities from
the Boston Museum that is now in pro-
cess, seems to a few old residents of the
d Hub like the removal of the gliding
from the State house dome, says the
New York Sun. They were the only
things that entitled the theater to be
called a museum, and served as kind
of let-down to the truly good people
who would not enter place that was
actually called a theater. Barnum,
when he established his famous museums
in New York, found that religious pref.
judice was strong enough to count in
his favor if he put a few moral stuffed
animals in the building and called his
auditorium a lecture hall.
The leading physician in an out
door clinic says that he receives nearly
as many cases of rAeumat ism in straw
berry time as he gets during all the
rest of the year. Both the acid of the
berry and the sugar that is eaten with
it, which is converted into acid when
eaten in large quantities, are bad for
rheumatism, which originates in an
acid state of the blood. Persons of a
rheumatic tendency, or diathesis, often
find it impossible to eat Strawberries
for more than two or three days with
out experiencing i'll effects, and those
who have no such tendency are apt to
have twinges in their knees and elbows
during the strawberry festival season.
The suburbs of Boston are unlike
those of New York, Brooklyn and Chi
cago, in that there are almost none OF
the so-called parks" that are so
abundant in this neighborhood name
ly, little villages where the houses
must conform to certain styles, and
where shops and stables and factories
are not permitted to intrude. Yet the
architectural appearance of the Boston
suburbs is much the same as that in
the vicinity of New York, and perhaps
there is no place in the world where so
many wooden buildings can be seen in
the same space as on the ground COW
cred by the connected towns Of Cans.
bridge, Somerville, Newton, Everett,
Maiden, Melrose, Brookline and Chelsea
DR.. Brewer of Cambridge, making
all allowance for the Chinese inventive
lying faculty. allows them to haze
been acquainted with the properties
Of the magnetic needle H. c.. I715; while
the early French Jesuit priests, vito
had no interest in supporting atiy
mythical stories III the land of their
adoption. believe trade routes and
canals to- have been I'M existence about
the same period; that a, system Of Eegt-
lar marriages had been introduced
innohg the people; that weaving Wis
hnderstood; banks and bank moths in
existence; gunpowder: regular ca1en-
'dar reformed Il. c. 1898: knowledge
Of lunar eclipses. and a division of the
people into classes, each wearing "a
dress distinguished by its colors. !,
Once in a while, but only once in a
while, a regular comic-paper dude lie
seen, and there was one snch at pub
JIG entertainment in New York few
nights ago. He had lemon-colored
overcoat six sizes too large for him
thatspread at the bottom as If stiffened
with crinoline; his collar sshone like
FURNISHED tin, and was encircled with
an uproarious tie; his gloves were
brown: his suit was pearl colored; his
cuff buttons were like butter plates:
his hair was parted in the middle yet
also banged over a narrow forehead; |
his cane was like un TO a weavers beam. |
and had horn handle which he really |
and truly did suck with an air oil
fatigue and sadness, for minutes alta |
time; a huge flower was in his button |
hole, and his parents, in whose charge
he was were proud of him. The show
on the stage suffered for Some time
after he arrived