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The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

MANUFACTURING by an American girl as
w housekeeper or to do general house
work in small family. Call or address No, 95
MONUMENT ST, Portland Me. 1o-1
WANTED, sITUATIoN-By young nan
w twenty-three years old as book-keeper or
assistant with three years. experience Can
furnish good references. ADDRESS F. Al. r. o.
Box 1863, City. e-1
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

WANTED-A pos ton as travelling salesman
" by party who has travelled through the
New England States for 20 years, can give best
of references as to ability or character. Ad-
dress TRAVELLING SALESMAN, Press
Office. 1O-1
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

MISERABLE RENTS AT WOODFORDS-
U Three new stores and three tenements
with modern conveniences, located at junction
of l,eering and Forest avenues. Fine location
SIT per month. E. C. JORDAN, 81 10 Ex-
change St.. Portland, Me. o.
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SHOPPING-And other business commissions
~ executed carefully and promptly; samples
on application; commissions of five per cent
charged OH purchases; remittance for amount
order. MRS: e. W. HAWTHORNE, 20 West
65th street. New York mar5-4
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15
Kickapoo seIndian Sagwa, !.
LOST AND FOUND.
Forty words inserted under this heat
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.

r OST-Black leather letter case, contain
IL ing money and papers of value only to
the owner. Finder VIII be ,e rewarded eHsa by re-
EDWARD q. SWEET. 15-1
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

TAKE LIVURA-Have you liver troubles?
Il or are you bilious? Have you blood dis
or bladder trouble? lave you stomach trouble?
or dyspepsia and indigestion? have you head
ache? or nervous troubles? have you rheum-
atism? or general debility If so, take Livura.
mar2-4
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

WANTED-Ladies to call and see the worlds
W hest 81 boot in lace and button. Men to
call and see the worlds best shoe at $780,
The HUB SHOE STORE, 1893 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

THE WENTWORTH-N 14S Spring ST., fine
large sunny rooms, single or en- suite, with
modern conveniences, iIrst class table board
A few desirable rooms for young men cheap;
call and look at our rooms and get prices
Transients accommodated maril a :
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

EOR SALE-I invite you if in need of Gus
Il tom clothing to examine my we'll selected
foreign and domestic woolens for spring and
summer '97. sold at hard times prices: No fit
no pay. FREDK w. GROSSTUCK, Merchant
Tailor, 10 Free street, near Middle street up
stairs 1871
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to call and see the best
w boot in the city for 81, in button and
ACE. Mems 81 enamel shoes for 81 80. Mems
box calf lace shoes, $3.50. Mems congress and
lace shoes for SIPS. Children's button boots
Tor 25 cents. Misses button boots 40 cents
1879 Middle street. head of Plum street. 2O-tf
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WANTED-Woman to go to the country to
this Office. 23-tf
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FOR SALR-A 1-2 story brick house stu
ated at No. 90 st. Lawrence ST.; contains
ID finished rooms fitted for two families,
with gas and Sebago water aud is in first class
repair. Lot 50x11I. Inquire of A. o. LIBBY
& CO.. AZ IL Exceange St. 1914
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

NOTICE. have nice lot of rugs which /
~ will exchange for cast off clothing, being
ladies' dresses. gentlemen's clothing and chit
dren's clothing. pay cash for them if it is
preferred. Send letters or postals to Mr.. or
MRS. DGROOT, 76 Middle street. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

r OST-Between II Monument square and345
~ Congress street, a black leather peck ct
book. The route taken was down Federal
to Temple, through Temple to Congress to
tie number given. Finder will be suitably
rewarded by returning same to D. r.
LANDERS' drug store, II Monument square.
12-1
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

yGyO LET-In the new brick house corner
of Spring and Park streets, some very
desirable rooms. 12-l
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

VyO LET-Whole house at No. 78 Myrtle street,
4 has rooms. furnace, Sebago, water clos
possession, price $780,. N. S. GARDINER
1S5 Middle st., room A. Ill +
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EoR SALE-Four story brick house in block
=. situated between Park and State, on Spring
SG., containing 9 rooms with all the modern
improvements, and in first class repair. Lot
contains 327o So feet For further particulars,
street. 1n2
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WANTED.

TRAVELLING SALESMAN-On with expert
ence in the Paint AMI Varnish line PREFER
ed; references must be first class. Address P
o. Box I577 Portland, Me. mar4d1m
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EOR SALE--Good chance for a young man.
l. Jewelry business for sale at Bath Me-,
centrally located, small amount OF capital re-
quired; has been jewelry store for the last
twenty years. GEO. A. COTTON, Bath Me.
ILL
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WANTED-A capable protestant girl fol
W general Homework In family of two, cal
between s a. m. and p. M, at No. 545 Cum
berland street, loft hand bell. Ill
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FOR SALE-Two story house contain
ing rents. situated on Newpury st. near
the Portland Company. Income $24 per month,
price low and terms easy. INQUIRE of A. C.
LIBBY s. CO., 40 1-2 Exchange St. 1872
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summer cottage with eight rooms and
broad verandas; fine bathing and fishing rocks
in front of cottage. Located st eastern end of
well Steamboat Co. adjoins property. Desira-
BILE house lots for sale at same place. E. G.
JORDAN, 81 IL Exchange St., Portlan l. Me.
81
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

mo LET-Newly furnished room light and
sunny, heated by hot water. bath room
privileges, price reasonable. Call POI Cumber-
land ST., cor. Franklin, left hand bell. 81
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

FOR SALE-Express and grocery wagons.
specially. j. MANN. So Preble st. Ill
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

HAIR-Positively grown ON bald heads: send
IL 25 cents in coin for valuable Spanish re-
cipe that never fails. P. o. Box 1851. Boston,
Mass mari Sd
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

WANTED-You to try the best, Burnham's
no equal, Makes a fine jelly, in minute.
For sale by grocers. In stock at H. S.
MELCHER cos, THOMPSON Il HALL
and jobbers generally. 12-1
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

WANTED-A good cook. MRS. J. P. BAX-
w TER, 81 Deering st. 1O1
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

NOR RENT-Near State and Gray Sts.,
T. pleasant lower rent OF rooms with sunny
exposure; also near Spring St., a rent Oft
rooms all by itself; price OF both rents only S15
per month cash. For particulars apply to
Real Estate office, 1st Nat. Bank Building,
FREDERICK 5. VAIL. 131
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

DOR SAIE-A well built 2 family detached
IL frame house, 13 rooms. in good repair, sun
ny exposure, steam heat, barn and drive way.
five minutes walk from Monument Square, easy
terms. lot 63 by 90 #. BENJAMIN SHAW,
81 10 Exchange St. 1p1
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

WANTED-Tok know why it is that Whitney
w the Grocer. has got such a reputation
for keeping fine Tea and Coffee. Ask any Bos-
ton or New York tea salesman who keeps the
best grades OF Tea III Portland for the money,
and they will tell you, WHITNEY, 291 Con-
greSS street. III
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

GTATE STREET CHURCH-Pew no 10 for
- sale. JOHN w. PERKINS 10l
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-15

ITO LET-Upper rent of seven rooms in good
i repair; plenty of closets and very sunny,
Price Sill Good references required. Apply
10 ERNEST TRUE, with True Brothers. 392
Fore st. 15-1
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 2S cents. cash in advance.

oil AND GASOLINE-Are you aware that IN
" sending your oil can to the store to have IL
filed, that your can will not last half as long as
it will to have it filed right at your doors order
ST., and save the wear and tear on your can
and get.better oil. 16-1
EOR SALE-The best bargain in good
young and stylish horse, with harness and
top buggy, ever offered in Portland, horse
sale for lady to drive in any place. For par
tculars address. Box 831, city. 15-l
nor SALE-In q village % miles from Port
L land, a store with stock of goods, tene-
ment of five rooms over store, stable and one
half acre of land. Price $1,000, including stock.
BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 IL Exchange st.
, 1897-10-22

Education is playing sad lavoc wi
the teeth Of modern generations. 81 {"
experienced dentist in Tie west end 81
and he ought to know Formerly GrulN
teeth were generally attributed II II seer
fOnhress for hunbons, but the IDEA
appears, quit"n mistake. In fret, gu
is rather nutirishing than otherwise I
truth is tl.nS the ancient study -
jaw OF the it;:Rlish race is ,iar. 3
through lessons and louk !tnrn,''r t'
angular or V shape which press. tie ut
lars one upon the other. does not g.,
them room Ia grow and will in tin Z IN
vent some Of them cutting ut all lEtlVJ
this catastrophe IL rot i%nircquent niremu
In many cases the original teeth nrr /,
coming less in numbur itun they on 1t ,
be, and often the isdoinofs" lajl to T.
pear. This in an educated jaw" l. IT,
entnblc The new facial form Is, arcnr,
ing 10 the dentist. much cultivated L., l.
dies, who find that IL is pnful. r ANN.
gentlemen. The latter like WI II wi
the "educated" anglo of chin, winch rri
orally carri.ss with IL yearly hut very I =.
teeth. If tie specialist lie right, Mi, r,
ess of selection, aided by further ltSsg,
and more stGdy, will in the course :
timo. produce n race without amy teeth /
all Thon will the dentist make iortun,,
for people VIII require complete Grai.si,
sets from imby mood onward -Lon.u
Telegraph
, 1897-10-22

It ia well In seeking to initiate the apps.
ties "cyercigc' to have always al CON
science void of olfense,' to remember that
the phrase was followed by two clauses,
toward God and toward men" August
us Hare, while IA student nj Oxford, me;
an undergraduate whose morbid con.
science made liim IN "d'iity, amused his
friends md offended strangers, In tho
"Story of My Life MIR, Haro describes
the man called Il. ms follows:
His arms and legs struggle away from
his body ana no holds his hands up like n
kangaroo. One day II man said to li'rr,
"Huw do you do. Il ~ and ho answered,
"Ouitc well thank YOU" The next ii ~
the man was ;sgunis'Iod at receiving From
Il. the folluwing note:
"Dcnr SRI an sorry 10 tell you That I
have heen ncfin. II deceptive part. When
l told you yesterday that | was quite well,
l had really u headache. This has been
upon my conscience ever since.
The note ~rnluscsl the man, whose nam"
was Burton. and he shaved il To friend,
who, knowing Il 4 weakness, @lid to him:
''Oh, r.. how could yoi. act So wroaRly
as to call Mr. Burton dear sir, ~tic"ri.f
giving him the impression that You liked
him. When you know that you dislike him
extremely"
X. was sadly distressed, ana II few days
later MIR Burton received the following:
Burton, | am sorry To trouble yam
ugnih, but | have. been shown that. under
tho mask of friendship, | liayo Leen for
the second time decriving You by calling
son dear sir I may have led yon IL sup
pose l liked you, which | never did and
never can do. am. Burton, yours, otc. y
, 1897-10-22
A CONSCIENTIOUS COG.
He Led tho Assessor to lii Home to L..
Taxed.

A printer owns u dog. u dog THAI l..
constant worry md care. llo IL u uouo
dog for II rric'rr s dog, but he has su.:
bad traits He will run away III:
might not be- so bad in itself. Int con- LEI
with the fnct TINT the dog nlway. r,'Urns
this Oifenso can lie class,d amen Ne To-,
pardonnhle sias. Wien tie dog corr
bnck, he looks rs II he had been MAKING:
of the n"eighlurhood ind it takes him T.
day or two to sleep of his dissipation.
Last mont he was away again This
time he naGe such II long stay that the
printers wife was inclined to think that
he had gone for gond ami all
He had been missed for several days
when the rs SSor called
Madam, he siid. 'hnvc you n dGr?'
NO" said the printers wife. 1--WE have
nc dog"
The assessor looked puzzled
IL understood you had II deg" 10 snid
1--WE did have n dog. said tho primers
wife, hut we have 10 dog nov.
The assessor left the house, but he still
felt worried So after he bad mnic the
rounds of the street he hcsi,a,ed II little
on the corner. While no was Standing
there II decidedly dirty looking dog came
up and bnrkst ut him He didn't know
the dog: the cog. however, appeared to
know him. The ussessor looked mt the
dirty dog and decided to return to the
printers house. The dog at once frnlickpl
ahead of him, seemingly in great deli .ht
When the printers house was reached, tbs
dog harkcd merrily up the walk and ON ,u
the steps, and when the printers VII.
opened the door he rushed tumuitunusl,
, 1897-10-22
TEARING THROUGH SPACE.
The Earth's Fearful and U~nccasin. Race
Coward the Stars.

Toward the Stars.
have seldom felt II more delicious sense
of reposo than wien, crossing the .. an
during tho summer months, | sou1'it II
place wlrre | could lie alone on tho Dr..
look up at the consultations, with ara
near the zcnith, and while listening to tire
clanii Of the cnginr try to calculate tho
hundreds of billions Of years which would
be required by our ship tn reach the star
Alplin Lvrn il she could continue her cuurso
In that direction without ever stopping. 1t
is II striking cxnpiI lc of how easily we
may fail to realize our knowledge when |
say that | have thought many u timo how
deliciousl? one might PASS thosr hundred
millions uf wears in Il Journey to the star
Alpha Lynn without its occurring to me
that we are actually making that very
journey at II speed compared with which
the motion of n steamship is slow indeed.
Though every year. every hour, every
minute Of human history, from the first
appearance of man on the Garth, from the
era of the builders Of the pyramids,
through the times oc Caesar and Hannibal,
through the period OF every event that his
tory records, not merely our cath, but the
aun and the whole solar system with it
have been speeding their way toward tic
stare of which ] speak On n journey of which
We know neither tho lightning nor the
end. During every clock beat through
which humanity has existed 1t has moved
on this journey by III amount which we
cannot specify moro exactly than to SAY
that 1t is probably between five and nine
miles per second.
Wo arc ut this moment thousands of
miles nearer to Alpha Lyrn than we were
a few minuics ago when ! began this dis.
course, and t.irough every future moment,
for untuld thousands Of years to come, tho
earth and all there il on it will be nearer to
Alpha Lyr;r, or nearer TO the place wiiorc
' that star nof; is, ty hundreds of miles Tor
every minute of time come and gone
When shall we get therey Probably in less
Than a million years, perhaps in half II
million. Wo cannot tell exactly. hut get
there we mast il the laws of nature and
the laws of motion continue AS they are,
To nttain TO tho stars was the seemingly
vain wish Of tho philosopher, but the
whole human race Is in n certain sense
realizing this wish as rapidly ns II speed Of
six or eight miles II second can bring it
about.-AdGrcss by Professor simon New
co,nL
, 1897-10-22
CASTE IN INDIA.
A Member uf t:,a frr,a!.s r,as 20 Chance
Tor I.isiEs.

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, 1897-10-22
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL ORDERS.
Come Of the Queer Things That Oeeaf
Through Their I~naexibility,

through Iheif Iu0ox1oility.
The inilexibility Of Russian official Or
derS bus resulted in many qneer and need
less fixtures In the official system. The
story is well known of the sentry who was
put on guard over u rose in bloom In the
imperial garden in sbe seventeenth cen
tury. The rose ant its bush disappeared,
hut every day iOr IL hundred years a sentry
mounted guard over the spot, because no
one had ordered the service discontinued.
a story Iiiitc as ludicrOus Is now told Of
a discovery hade by the Empress Catba
line, mother of the Emperor Paul, who
WAS assassinnted In 1901. Catharine at
ons time was inspired by some passing
Wiim of economy to scrutinize the i'm
rcrial housekeeping accounts. In them,
among other things, she found tina. 'one
bottle of rum daily was charged to the
naslednik, or heir apparent.
As her son. who WAS then II young man,
had never given any sign of incorporate
habits, the empress was greatly astonish-
ed. She went over the recount to see how
long he had been addicted u this practice.
and found, to her still greater surprise,
that the expenditure won; back to the day
Of his birth, and, indeed, far beyond it.
The heir to the throne had nut only been
CHhFReu WIN uTliIhllR pNtT ~ uDstI bpl-
ties of fine jamaica uIn yearly ever since
he was born, but for II long time before
that. The empress, it is hardly necessary
to say. made IA thorough investigation of
this strange matter, II with the aid of
an antiquarian she mt last reached the
original entry '
\ century or so before the imperial ply
stefan Ind prescribed, Tor the naslednik
ct the period, "on account Of IL violent
:nathnche ii teaspounful OF rum, to hc
taken with sugar" This dose was given
for several days in succession, II the
nurse or steward in charge had deemed it
more fitting 10 the imperial dignity, as
well rs more profitable to himself or her
self. to purchase II new bottle of RIM every
lay No one had ever given the order to
discontinue this purchase. and it had gone
III for . century. the rum having consti.
,mtcd ono of the pcrquisites of the court
steward,
The empress submitted the discovery to
her husband, who ut once declared that
the method Of Keeping the accounts should
W thoroughly reformed and such abuses
ended He curricd out his threat. g
Companion
, 1897-10-22

In the year l532 various parts OF Great
Britain were visited iy II remarkable me
neurological phenomenon, which the Ola
authors refer to us tho visitation OF ths
fro brakes or dragons" The nnthor OF
"Con,elnrla,ion of Mysteries says: I'm
ye latter purte Of ye ycnrc (l532) ye ilrrl
dragons appeared flying by tiocks or COM
uunies in ye nyre, having swines' snowtes,
and sumeLimes were they scene fourc han
dred flying t%ogither." In speaking of the
Ore dragons In another portion of his work
he saws. common people thinkc fire
dral:cs to liz Spirits wliCh watch over hid.
den treasure, hut the philosophers affirm
them to he 20 result of poisonous vnpnrs
which are spontaneously lighted In yo
, 1897-10-22
HYMN.

(eung ut the completion Of the Concord monu.
ment. April 10, 1896.
By the rude bridge that archei the food,
Their flag to April's breeze unfurled,
Here once the em'sattlel farmers stood
And fired the shot heard round the world.
The foe long since in silence slept,
Alike the conqueror silent slcep.,
Ahd lime the ruined bridge tls swept
Down the dark stream which scaward creeps.
On this green t,rE. by this soft stream,
We set today 4 votivc 81 one.
That mcircry may their Geed redeem
When, like our sires. our sons are gone.
Spirit that made those heroes dare
To die or leave tkcir cl:ildrcn free,
Bid time and nature rcntly sDarc
Tho shaft we rails 10 Item and thee!
-l.alpl Wu.,io Emerson.
, 1897-10-22

A rich itu"si..n banker had lrrrn disra,
cred murdered III lis hnusc In st Pc;.r
burg. says II writer in he Green Il
There was nn rlvw. hut in the roam I'll,
was found II ,igi.r nnuGthlir ice Contain.
part of u rlp;.r Of such an expensive Lar
that it wis supposed the tanker hinstl
had been sm' King ii just before tho erin,
l,d ltcn CuuIi..iti,d On ulnso cxuiuiii.
tiun the lu~0u.hIi,cc WIS found to b. wurr
away ly tho teeth Ti lis owner, but III,
dead mans irrth did not fit the indrrtn
tiun. The s~,r>unts were one by one tx
AHMED. and II was then found that tn,
ho!lows of the I%nuihriccc compared exact
ly tn the formation Of the front teeth Of
the cook. To whnm no suspicion had bGeI
attached lie aftcrwurd confessed to tht
murder
, 1897-10-22
STREET CARS IN HUNGARY.
The Poetry OF Motion on Wheels and
smooth az . GOndOlA.

SuitpAah aS - SoiuOlA.
Then caiAc tho rush for the underground
electric railway, one of its s~tntions being
almost opposite the main entrance of the
exposition. Thesn stations are small
houses, Is by 20 feet squire and resting
on the sidewalks. Once inside. you de-
sccnd u flight of stone steps leading to IN
underground room, lined with white
tiles, the lricze and dadO of majolica
in rich coiurs. Thorc nre comfortable
seats against the wall for waiting pas
sengcrs, and double gates, Of spiral
~ turned iron with brass ornaments, pro-
tecting the farther end, Across the double
tracked road IL another tiled room pro-
tcctgd by similar gates. These two sets Of
double gates make u kind of pound. in
which 32 passengers nre %corralled, rs 1t
were. or u less number II sumo of the car
seats arc occupied. When u train steps,
tho middle door of the car slides back n
the contents of the pound walk leisursIy
aboard There Ia no crnwding and 10
jostiing There are no bont elbows aimed
Mt your waistirlnd, 10 hanging to straps,
no making Eaii II pIrenthesisnf your body
TINT II stout woman with u basket may
pass while you still keep tight hold of yOur
overhead brace. Every passenger has u
wide and comfortable sclt, cushioned with
velvet. Tho ears themselves are of maiiog-
my or !nri wood, the lights are brilliant.
tho ronabcd rs s,nontb AS u floor. Each
car starts as gently M yacht with lous-
ones sails and slows down without IL
trp,ilur.
Tho movement known rs the Third
avenue cable jerk" with the passengers
shot into ono end If tho car like the con-
tents of u steamer trunk al n rough night
ut sen. Is unknown The ventilation il
perfect, for there Is 10 snioke, and cnnsc-
qucnlly no smell In lae. it is the poetry
of motion IN wheels, smooth as u gnndnln
md almost MS noisclcss.-F Hopkinson
Smith In liirprr's
, 1897-10-22

The habit of chewing gum is not a mod
ern ono Iy any means. 1t appears TINT the
soft eyed Iiinduo maidens. rs far hack as
In the time at the Vedas. were in tho hnbit
Of chewing kG7hnir gums, If u sttnza In
an ancient SaIskrit pnem Is to be believed.
These gums were said to sweeten the
breath and rcldcn the lips, and If the
almond eyed, indolent daughters OF the
east cheweI in the dreamy fashionof their
climate and temperament. perhaps the
effect was not so irritating to the nerves
nor offensive to the tasto rs the vigorous
and audible mnstication of the modern
American girl.
, 1897-10-22
Tn. Germs. and You.

1t is eurrrisiny when my n takes the
trouble to notice how many letters begin
with the pronoun II" 10 Germans this
10 saotiMiical. and their etiquette In letter
writing torbIds 1t. 1t Is probably ON she
saape principle that they write l (ichl al.
ways with "a snnIl letter. D You (S'e)
with u capital, reversing the Ersiash Gus
tom.-NeW York Times.
, 1897-10-22

Tho Rspoblican has received To nn-
aot catalogue ok society address cards
ever published and invites those desir-
.ng anything in that line to call and
exaSins It before ordering. Every so
ciety b represented in the list and many
ine designs for ball programs an
shown. Thfs catalogue b from the Gel
eDratsd houss q Milton n. smith. d
Rochester. N. 7. A new process called
stIk-toas lends . bsautiful Anish to tn
work a this 3uskty ee3sbntsd oooesn.
, 1897-10-22

"He gives twice TINT gives quickly"
urged the collector earnestly.
"True," responded SnnRac calmly, b
I've often noticed TIN. he that gives slowly
very frequently doesn't have to give at
all. "-Hnrper's Bazar
, 1897-10-22

The rortbcrnincst newspaper Is said to
BIO tho I.rcs.c,uii, printed by an Eskimo
At G~od.laa.i Good Horo), Greenland. In
Its first issue 1t contained only rude
sketches To excite the interest OIL tho I'M
tutortu natives Then followed letters,
s~riiaht,s, words. sentcnces-knowicdso
heiny ti,us ineulcn,cd in u truly scientific
and progressive nitnner