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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-09
Brief Fun Hawsa Barriok.
from the Bellefonte Gazette.
LEVER KERNEL HARDER {:

| JIEvER kERNEL HARDER
De letsht wuch wore ich in der
Ishtodt uu hob uff der jury g'hucked.
| Es is mere so holver fore cooma os
won ich now aw g'sae ware os anes
fun da hawpt mcnner i'm county,
Inoch gor en- Seutlemou, far sci is
wos der lawyer ivver un ivver ba-
1 hawbt hut we are 81 speech ga
maucht hut-'gentlemon ufi der
Jury" hut are manner os en- dutzent
3 mohl g'sawt uu ola mohl hut are
mere erawd ms g'sicht ga cooked,
un sci broolts os are men selver
considered hui OILS der rhawbt gentle
mon.
I'm won ich's aw selveT sawga
muss. won mcr des ding considered
bin ich aw entitled tsu'm nawma
rentlemon. Wos is en- gentlcmon.
anyhow III, en- mon os vase we
mer ST laeva maucht oony hardt
shoffa. Amer os shoft we der awrem
Jonny Honnabarger is yusht en-
commner dawg-lenner. Der Huller-
heck is en- waerdt aver ken gentle
mon. Dor Billy Billlemoyer doot
ola sort DISMISS aw. driva-gila hond-
Ia, hinkle peddla. un onner soch, I'M
doh-room is ner ken gentlemon. We
es is nit EN- Porra Mohler vase icl
.l.a. =, "a Co., oor mug ovyo ton ain a
ra karrich DISMISS tenda far en- laevS
maucha, un es dinked mich aer il
yusht anes fun da wucha-dawgi
gentlemenner un Soondawgs dawg
lenner, vile aer 81 laeva fardeene,
SO ondawgs won onner lett i'll de ka
rich gaena.
Aver ich bin der ainsicht mon o
nee nix shoft far 81 laeva fnrdeona
De Polly agened es house, uu de koo
un dri ecker lond, I'm hut noch oil
arbshoft geld uif indressa os Sc fui
cram dawdy greeked hut, un Sc gai
uft-mohls in de shtodt uf der mai
rick un farkawft booder, oyel
schnltZ, shtlnk kase, Doona un SHE
anich ebbes os SO raisa con, un ST
maucht unser laeva, un ich hob go
hen bodderation waega shoila, cd
der dismiss, un hob blendy tzeit fa
, on Hullerkecka uf der borch huck
un worda bis OILS anes fun da poll
titioner GUS der shtodt rous coome
un setzed de ''jiggers' uff un do
mem ich's OILS shtrait Gus dc
schwartza buttle. Dohroom bin ic
der gentlemon fun barrick. Ke
ny oner os SO mich uil de jury gado
a. /, un ken wooner os seller lawyt
.isqi re OILS grawd in de awga nj 81
ked hut ola mohl os are 49, '
on uff der jury" W
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Candidate Cards.
CONGRESS-.

EDITOR wAGEssEIIgR IL have decided 10 seek
the Suffrage OF the people OF snyder county In
my candidacy for election 10 the b5th Congress.
After mature deiiberatlon. | have arrived NJ this
determir alton. Will add that ! am entirely
sincere, am no mans candidate, Will compro-
mise on no terms whntsOeN or and propose TO use
all honorable means To obtain the endorsement
Of my friends IN the county and afterward To Sc
cure the nomination IN the district Ny years
OF experience aud observation IN Washington
have tamiari2cd me with the various duties OF
u congressman tNpt VIII enable uiC 10 be OF I'M
mediate service 10 my constituents The next
cJngrrss WIN hu one % vast importlncc and IN
order that SNYDER county might I've fully repre-.
sentCd a man from 'hc COUNTY ConNCrsant with
"a representatives. duties should be selected.
SNYDER county is entitled tC the nomination and
respectfully solicit her favor.
EDMINS : ARNOiD.
Washington, u. G,
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EpTpE POST Please announce tho name %,
William Dreesn, uf Beaver Township. as o cat al
date Tor nomination tO The ONCE uI county com.
missioner. subject 10 the rulo, ut The Republican
primary election. WILLIAM DREESF.
EDITOR Posr PLEASE announce tO the he.
publican voters Ot snyder county that / am q
candidate Tor the nomination uf County COM
missioner soliciting the votes I'm behalf OF Per-
ly township remain very respectfully,
ISAAC spOTTS,
Pleas" announce my nIm0 0s a candidate fCr
equity commissioner at tlc primnry elo, ton
tep' 4HiN, BENZ. "lIIILR
IcGu Township.
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NEW BERLIN.
Deferred from last ,ceek. !

Deferred from last coek
Our enterprising merchant, Il. II.
Maurer, has given his house and
store room new coat of paint ...
On Sunday two weeks ago occurred
the death of Mrs. Mary Engle, wife
of Ed. Engle. She was devoted
wife ard a kind mother. A husband
and son remain to mourn her depar-
ture. Mrs. jacob Maurer is very
i'll at this writing Mr.. Conrad
Hummel of Middlecrepk Twp, was
buried at Erdley's church on Sun
day two weeks ago, aged u years, ?
months and ) days. Mr. Hummel
was Il kind father and good neigh
Dor. He was never sick until his
death on December 12ih... The Mid.
dleburgh Posr is Il very welcome
visitor to New Berlin. 1t well mor.
its its name ns it gives nll The ncws
general and local. Editor Wcgcuscl-
ler * hustler and knows ho~ TO
make his paper interesting for the
people.
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Eppo1r.-II ty!ug been iionorcd 10y the l,euuo-
rr1us ut SNYDER county with tine nomination Tor
state senator ln l,.2, for which am Ncri
vrr,tful nud having used every honorable means
M the district conferences. lasting nvc weeks,
and being the longest and hardest fought con.
tcst ever Known IN our senatorial district, N
last courpcding 70 the claims Of Nurthumhcr
land county, which wCr" nrSt northumberland
county never had nomination In the district.
second That northumberland county polls more
Republican votes than linton and snyder to-
ppthpr And realizing the fact, that "A uOmiuu.
zion must bp made soon. or the chances Of the
whole district would he icupardiIei ana 10y the
advice uf friends and representative Republicans
of SNYDER county, who At ended the conferences.
and also from Republicans from all parts OF the
county, who knew the situation. ! Instructed
my COnfrrcrs to vote for Our present senator,
the Hon. Wm. II. llnckcuburg, which would
bring our county In line tor the district uomlun
tion In lsqG The time Is approachhg when tht
RcpuhllcanS OF snyder county VIII he called on
tomnke another nomination, aud knowing III,
Iact that Union and Northumberland counties
have each been honOrcd, and each by the con
I,.rcps Of SNYDER county. IL Is quite natural I,
suppose SNYDER county choice should get 'h,
district nomination, never having heard OF any
diS Snproyal of my course IN is92. but on III" 9th
er hand having been commended. ! woul,
| respectfully ask the Republicans Of snyder 60
| to give me "A second nomination, subject 10 th'
| rules of our party. and elected, viii use ever
| pndeavur to serve my constituents To the hes
| of my ability Respectfully Submitted.
| Ed. VI. HtMMEL.
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From Sire tO Sol,

Asa Family Medicine Bncuus Cci'ry King Tor
the nerves passes from ,it" tu son as legacy
Ifyuu have kidney. lNvru lluud disorder du
not duluy. hut get ire" sample package uf this
remedy tt once. II you have Indigestion, con.
stipttluu, Headache, Rheumatism. etc, this
Grand specific VIII cure EOu - T. Howell, Me
Clurr. IA the leading druggist sole agent and
T. Distributing ~unplr- free 10 the auiCtcd
Large pI"hHgus 1p' uIdGic.
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STATE SENATOR


IN | herewith most
respectfully submit myself as q candidate Tor
state senator. subject 10 the rules and uStgeS
of the Republican Party. In this connection !
de-. ire to state that " nominated ana elected 10
the honorable position. pledge myself 10 rep
resent nv constituents 20 the best ~ my uoilt',
A. shall tc my highest ambition Co represent
them honestly aud faithfully. VI party 10y atty
In. never been brought into question the reg.
ulor nominees ~ the party have ulWNs received
my ardent ana unqualified support IN no pglili.
cnl campaign have ever deserted the standard
inf Rrpuhlicaui-m ana when II suffered defeat u
was through no agency ut mine, ana 1s | have
stood In the past pledge myself Tor the tuturc.
have served my country ON the tented hell
when with hundreds Of thousands Oi brave ana
patriotlc American citizens. we offered our
Young manhood upon the cuuntrys altar ald
many of them sealed their devotion To the cause
OF liberty and union with their hearIShest blood.
without egutlsm can say my war record IS q
Good one and am proud TO say that | was q
soldier In the war for the Union, | have twice
bppn the SenitOrlu standard bearer and al
though polcd many moro votes than the state
ticket the Democratic majority was too strong
| to overcome. was nominated rs fOrlOrn hope
| accented the trust and now that the majority u
| Republican IN the district. feel that my claim,
| tnr' IN, nomination nt this time should he con
| sidorpd by all. aud my years are such thnt "
| am ever to represent the district IN the senate
mi. viii be- the time. Earnestly soliciting IN,
| support ulmy fellow citizens J have the h"no
| to remain,
Yours, ycry truly.
II. T. WAGEN~I ~IILEii
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Election Notice.
FIRST NNTIoNNLHhNK.

The annual meeting ui the stockholders oi
The FIRST National Brk oi NUdluburgi Tor
thc election ut seven dlrrcturt for th" u-uiu-
yrat viii hr held ou Tuesday tine 2l~t diN ui
january urNt between tine hour, ut 90 %. m.
and ~ w
is THOMPSON. Jr, Cashier.
Mldllrhurgh, Ia. Dec. l2th l,'5'
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DR. j. G.. AMIG, ID. u. =.


Treating, filling, artificial teeth,
crown aud bridge work. Teeth eN-
tructrd without pnin. satisfaction
guaranteed. Olicc moved to the
new Bank Building.
MIDnLEBi'K KGH, PA.
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NATIONAL DrIEGArr

Ed PJsE-PlCasc announce my naue as a can
dldato Tor Delegate 10 the National Convention
subject 10 the district conference. Respy Yours
\. VI. AGlIAND,
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sTATE DELEGATE.

MIR. GEo. ". WAGESsELLER PLEASE announce
IN your paper my candidacy for Delegate 10 the
kepublican state convention, Yours Truly
WM. X. MILLER, Penn Twp.
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\ RIttNuir NuuNN W Ttt 20 Poe
liable woman iu every county too-uhl,,h 20 cote
'sct plrlor forthc saln oi ur N.chD', C'lrnratcd
spinol supporting Cor-Dt- aud Double from
End to- Ert' clasps. with Nshcslor Lined Busk
Protector. Every pair warranted not To- break
or iu,t absolutely impcuIuus to moisture or
pcrsplration. \ new pair given Tor every pair
that breaks. Guarantee printed on each corset
Recommended NY over in.ooO Physicians. fur
nl-h complete stock ou consignment aud pay q
salary ot so to- tG5 per month and expenses
$500 sample outnt free. send ~ cents pusttg,
| for sample and terms.
NICHOLS MANUFACTURERS CO..
! oct. 10. 3m. AiS canal street New NOrl
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FOR ASSEMBLY.

TO ruE vfr1.HI1cANs or yNYpRR CnUNrS The
18TH OF February has been selected as the date
nominating 4 tc.,p' that Is 20 be suhiuiti"
the pee 10 In Noven her hrNt Among me
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No morphine or opium In Dr. Mile
PILLS CURE All Pain. One cent q
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-12
Co-Partnershlp srtincats.
of Montana, County of Deer Lodge,

state OF 1OuniS Vi DNSi 1SN6Nt
IS.
We, the Undersigned. do hereby certify
that we are partners transacting business
In this state at the city of Anaconda and
county of Deer Lodge, under the firm
name of Wills & Gnose; that the names in
fun OF all the members of such partner
ship are Friedrich c. Wills and James b.
Gnose. and the place of our respective
residences are set opposite our respective
names hereto subscribed.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
set our hands this ID day of January. A.
ID. 1896.
Names Residences
Friedrich c. Wills. Anaconda, Mont
James Il. Gnose.... ......Anaconda, Mont
State of Montana. County of Deer Lodge
IS.
on this Sd day of January In the year
1886. before me. T. ID. Fitzerald. notary
public. in and for Deer Lodge county
state Of Montana, personally appeared
Friedrich c. Wills and James r. Chose
well known to me TO be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the fore
going certificate OF partnership. and ac-
|knowledged to me that they executed the
same.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and official seal the day and
year in this certificate first above writ
ten
(seaD T. G. FITZGERALD.
Notary Public. Deer Lodge County Mont
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In Aiernoriam

Resolutions adopted by Valley lodge
No. 6, K. of p, Deer Lodge, Mont:
Whereas, Brother A. o. Taylor of
Anaconda, a member of this lodge, has
been suddenly bereft of a loved wife
and companion, putting out the light
of his home, and leaving his hearth
stone well nigh desolate: therefore,
be 1t,
Resolved, That we, the members Of
Valley lodge No. 6, K. of p, do hereby
extend TO Brother Taylor our heartfelt
sympathy. which goes out to him as
quickly as his bereavement was sudden
and as full as his desolation is COM
plete.
That we desire him to feel at this
time that the relationship which we
sustain as members of this lodge to
him, and to each other, is not an empty
name, but fun of that brotheriy charity
that, while not Wanting itself, vet
never faileth, and that around our al
tar he may be assured of steadfast and
faithful friends, who mourn with those
who weep and who were born for the
day of adversely.
That, as he goes out into the world
again, shorn of the strength that home
ties give, our thoughts and our wishes
for his future usefulness go with him,
hoping that, although memory will not
obliterate, time may heal a wound so
deep.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this lodge;
that copy be forwarded to Brother
Taylor, and that they be published in
the newspapers.
p. Bader
c. S. Schroeder,
A. ]. Calcott,
G.. NJ. Johnston,
William Hinrichs,
Committee.
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Anaconda Nel0s.

mountain, skimming along on one shoe,
when finally the procession came to a
halt. / sat down, found a long dry
slender pole at my feet, and began to
take back on the promises / had made
while the tall pines above were looking
daggers at me a few seconds before.
My gun was with Jack; so all there
was for me to do was TO strike out for
the camp had left the day before.
with my shoes tightly fastened to
my feet and that pole / had just picked
up glued to my hands. 1 began the
journey to camp.
81 had gone probably 500 yards when
/ saw tent. There 1 concluded to
rest for the night, whoever might be
the occupant of the shelter. In bolt
ed. The old weather beaten canvas
looked familiar, the blankets and cook
ing utensils were those / had seen be-
fore-and. by George, they were all
mine-the identical outfit / had pitched
on the ridge in company with my part
ner, Jack. / was puzzled. L pinched
myself, slapped my face, felt in my
pockets for my pipe to see IL / was
really in a trance. / thought maybe /
had crashed into those trees and was
dreaming of things that had been. But
/ wasn't. / was alive. feeling well, but
hungry and tired.
Convincing myself that IL was my
went to sleep.
stormy dreams disturbed my rest.
Visions of billiards shook my frame,
trees and mountains filled the air. /
thought once 1 saw the British Isles
sail gracefully off towards Alaska, then
veer around and apparently rest on
the southern shore of the Caribbean
sea; then with wings extended they
disappeared in the south-off in the di-
rection of Cape of Good Hope. Then
the elements held a council near my
lodgings and vanished into space and
l once more snored peacefully on, I'M
disturbed until with a crash and the
roar of an earthquake, morpheus de-
serted me and my eyes opened on the
mountain where Jack and 1 had pitched
our tent previous to starting on our adj
venture.
Now, boys. this may sound like a
dream, but that was a hard winter, /
tell you. No, Jack of course thought /
was dead. He wrote to a friend from
his home at the mouth of the Amazon
asking him to look for my corpse at the
bottom Of the mountain from the sum-
NIT of which we had parted The next
summer l went with the friend, and no
mountain could we find. The trees
were there but the mountain no doubt
was removed by that fearful storm
which carried all the rest of the snow
in the country to distant parts. To tell
the truth there were no mountains in
that section. All of our adventures
were experienced on artificial noun
tains-huge piles of snow which the
wind played with so recklessly in the
winter of-let me see, well, in the early
sixties"
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COMMENTED
YOU MAY
BE B0TEl..

There's such an awful power in
wealth that it's no wonder ia at
everybody wants l.. Just SO long
as money VIII do anything for
the people. the people will do
anyth .ng Tor money. Chances to
make i. in one tell swoop coma
rarely. but opportunities to make
it little by little come every day.
Here's a chancs right now that a
thousand people ought TO take
advantage of.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-12

The Butte. Anaconda & Pacific rail
way have tickets on sale at the Great
Northern city ticket Office. Al Main
street. Street car tickets free.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-12

Reduced rates to Austria, Germany,
Sweden. and all points In Europe. Tick
cts TO Chicago. New York. Boston.
Philadelphia and all eastern and Can
adian points. Call at Butte. Anaconda
mans etc.
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When Baby IVES sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Mis-, she chung to castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Cssto-is
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-12

The ''stan srd' o ioW- the Army.
Perhaps 1856 Will bring war 10 the
United States. but II IL does. the stan
dard's correspondents and the Stan
oard's daily issue will follow the army
Subscribe for a year now.
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Bar Harbor. Me-, seems to be willing
to be virtuous when 1t comes easy. Since
all the summer visitors left, which means
pretty much the whole population, the sa-
looms have been closed and the prohibit
tory law enforced, and now the Sunday
law is being used to compel storekeepers
of every kind to shut up shop over sun
dav i-f .
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Call and examine new stock of goods
Just received at ]. A Hasley. us Oak.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-12

Masks. spangles and bells at L. A.
Kings.
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GET YOUR SHARE or
THESE:

UEi IOUN SnANE UT
THESE:
All-wool Dress Goods at Csc yard.
English Cashmeres at 17l1c yard,
Outing Flannels at &c yard. 'Al.
Dress Ginghams at &c yard.
Twilled Crash at &c yard.
Pearl Buttons at sc dozen.
Best Finishing Braid at SC bunch.
Boys Suits. all sizes, for s1.25. a..
Mems Suits. all-wool, for IS.
Mems Shoes, dress or working, sl25
pair.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes at cost.
Carpets at zoe yard.
Comforters at 75c. -sIt
Bed Spreads, large size, CSC. pc
You cannot mention anything in the
Dry Goods. Clothing or Shoe lines that
we don't sell cheaper than any house in
Montana. All we ask is you take time to
look at the goods-the prices will do the
rest.
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...EVANS OPERA HOUSE,.

...EVANS OPERA HOUSE,.
John Mcguire. Manager.
Special Engagement and Return of the
Favorites. Two Nights. Monday and
Tuesday, Jan. Is and IA
THE CARLETONS.
W. 7. Carleton and Star Cast. Monday,
Jan. 10. Sir Julius Benedict's Romantic
Musical Comedy in Three Acts.
THE LILY OF KILLARNEY.
Special Scenery. Magnificent Costumes.
Tuesday. Jan. IL, the Delightful Comic
Opera,
THE CHARITY GIRLS
And the Ever-Popular
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Mr.. Carleton will sing the famous Tril-
by song. Ben Bolt"
Seats on SAFE at the Smith Drug Co. s
Friday, Jan. 10.
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Dog collars at L. A. Kings.

The Palais Royal of Butte will have
a full line of masks and masquerade
suits at he Auditorium commencing
Saturday
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O'Neill's, Park

O'Ncill's, Park Avenue.
Mammoth snow shovels, 25c. Cheap
est store in town
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Violin Lessons.
Prof. Olson, studio AIS Cedar street.
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PROFESSIONAL cAkDx

mr.. ~ ;. SNYDER
fhysiei>a and surgeon sf 50. Anns Hss,sua
o0cs. nsxf TO Montana Hofsl
Anaeon1A NscA
The morning times., 1896-08-16

and many OF them autoyraph copies from
writerl then living.
Max Nordau's Paradoxes. volume of
Ai4puges WINS written On si1ty-ftve pieces
OF paper. Not the ieast paradox In ITSELF
There are twenty y-seven railway period
tcais puhlished In the Cnioed Sfatess ten In
London, eight in Paris, seven In Germany.
two In Vienna. one In Tunn ana oae
In Florence.
The most famous collection of books on
women IL in the Thomas Wentwofth Hle-
ginson Library. Two continents nave been
continually ransacked since 1S46 Tor books
OF this character. -
Buffalo is the home OF one OF the largest
!. libraries OF art periodicals in the country.
1t contains complete files OF about sixty
finely illustrated periodicals on art, dec
GRAFTON and architecture.
The name ''Ihe Savoy which Arthur
SynoDds and Aubrey Bcardsiey have
chosen for theit new magazine, suggests
toll. Zangwill "Eilded restaurants. cham-
pagne and strange SINS"
stanford University has the most COM
pletc railroad library in America. IL has
5000 pamphlets, ,4,e00 books and re-
cieves regularly for f:ic sixty periodicals
devoted to the same subject.
Areport recently gained circulation that
George Evers had become Buddhist
He writes q friend in Chicago: Il have
not become Buddhist, I remain a Christi
ian to the end and also educate my children
as Christians
A few months ago little book ap-
peared anonymously in England. called
God Give Ny Donkey Wings. II created
quite q sensation. Angus Evan Abbott,
hitherto unheart OF. announces himself
as the author. ~
Gerald Massey, the veteran poet, is ILL.,
He has recently suffered great domestic
sorrow by the death OF his only son,
young man Of great promise, VINO recently
went out from England TO an appoint
ment In Nova Scotia.
A Gern,an- toctor comes forward with
the charge OF plagiarism against Count
Tolstoi. This critic declares that the
Bernardin Saint Pierre and used 1t as his
own. changing the text here and there SO
as to disg Use the theft.
Maurice Robiinot, poet Of Les Nevroses,
whom Sarah Bernh1rdt made famous in an
evening when literary men came to hear
his plaintive, macabre songs at her house,
has disappeared from ParisiaD life since
ten years at least. Recently he published
a new volume OF poems.
James AnuaDd. late editor of the New
castle Leader. rose from the ,blacksmith's
forge TO the editorial chair. He learned
Latin and higher mathematics while shoe
ing horses, and his experience in London
journalism formed the basis OF Barrie's ro
nance, "whcn a Mans Single"
Justin Mccarthy makes a plea in re-
cent number of the Speaker for "Unre-
membercd Novels OF the Past" He would