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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
TuE,lUsICAn WONDER.

The pianoia is as ,ruch OF a wonder"
TO a large number OF people. as when just
introduced The more ii is seen and heard
the more it interests you Il is the only
piano Player worthy the name Any one
.fter a little practice is an artist in him
self We are pleased to show them at all
times. call in and be our guest. Waiter
ID. Moses & Co. Sole Agents. No. 100
East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
Major DrcYry's Purchase.

Major Clay Drewry has purchased the
property on Third Street, between Grace
and Franklin Streets, now occupied by
Hicks stables. and he VIII build thereon
three residences. One will be occupied by
his own family, one by his son-in-law,
Mr.. Adolphus Blair, and the third VIII be
rented out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22

The Watchcase Ensravers' International
Association before adjourning its annual
convention in Brooklyn, declined a propo-
sition TO uftiliate more closely with other
branches of the watch-case Industry in
an allied council, and declared by resolu-
ton In favor of special and separate or.
garizaxion fog each division OF the craft.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
CONTRACT FOR UNIFORMS.
A Philadelphia Firm to Furnish Those
for Seventicth Regiment COMPANIES.

CAPTAIN John ~ Roman, representing
Jacob Row & Sons of Philadelphia, has
been ar arded the contract to supply tie
remaining companies of the Seveutieth
Regiment with gray uniforms. He viii
leave In Il day or two TO visit the compa-
MES in other parts of the State.
The members of the SEVENTEEN ReSi-
ment Band Were fitted last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
raE ZEAL .kING.-

We all know that the King of Pianos
:. tho steinway When you Own a stein
y, then you can never lind a fault It's
!, delight ind pleasure. Lei Us show you
o,,r tine stock OF them. Walter D. Noses
:. 80 No -cs East Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22

him. telling his child OF his love, and
Ms long belief that she lad died several
years ago. The girl Is overjoyed. and
says she has had another letter from
her father in which ne mas written that
he VIA reach Richmond Tonight to claim
mis- little orphan child and take her
with him to his home in the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
Mrs. K. f. Laugston.

SFFIFOLN. VA. Jan. 2f.-A1rs. Roxauna
Virginia Lansston, widow of the late
Dempsey L.augston. died to-day, aged 6.s
years, leaving two sons and three tauFh-
tiers. Her first husband was benjamin y.
AmeS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
SOME ZIG BAHGaINs.

We have added few more slightly used
1rnr,rhts TO our Bargain Sale and you
enn save money IL you call early. Walter
y. Moses & CO.. No. 1os East Broad Ssres&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
Little Julia Brown,
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

ASHLAND, VA. Jan. 21.-LittIc Julia
Brown. aged about 10 years. ard daughter
of Mrs \. NJ Brown. of this place, died
at :ler home this afternoon, of bronchial
trouble. The remains will be conveyed
burial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
The Qua Poa,,d, s,,n,.ass.o

The Faculty of Richmond College held
a meeting Saturday and decided that
there shall be no further issue of Ola
Podrida, the paper printed under the aus
pices of the College Athletic Association
This decision was communicated TO the
association yesterday, and the paper will
not appear again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
Mr.. HAXALl is PRESIDENT.
He is Thus Honcred by the Common.
wealth Club-Otier Officers,

The new Board of Governors of tue
Commonwealth Club met last night and
elected the following officers fer the IN
suing year
CrcEshaw. rice-presioea1t; Coleman Wor-
than, secretary: j. S. Crenshaw. treas
lrcr. Ille last two were reelected
The president viii appoint the CON-
miaecs in day or two.
PRAYED for llr Queen
& At Holy Trinity Church on Sunday at
the evening service prayer was offered
for the Qneer and FOR Bishop Whittle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
Mrs. I. Y. Garrett.
Especial Dispatch to The :rimcs.)

CREME, VA, Jan. 21.-Alrs. Indie Y
Garrett. wife OF Mr.. NJ. f. Garrett, died
at her husbands residence here yesterday
at 1875 P. M, in the forty-second year of
her age. She WIS a. devoted Christian
woman and a. member of the Presbyterian
Church of this place She leaves L mother,
a husband and four children. Mr.. Garrett
is an engineer on the Norfolk and Western
Railway and moved his family here from
Petersburg about two years ago She had
been III for about two months, suffering
with heart trouble and a complication of
other diseases. The remains will be taken
to Petersburg on a special train to-mor-
row morning at $50 o'clock, where the
funeral Will be preached by Rev. Mr..
Wynn MT the Second Presbyterian
Church, after which the burial will take
place in Blanford Cemetery. The Ladies
Auxiliary to the Brotherhood Of Engineers
and thel Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church will accompany the re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22

and Ohio viaduct near the Free Bridge.
While the arm can be saved in good
shape, it is believed the hand Will proba-
bly, be permanently injured. Mr.. W1lker-
son was able to walk to his home AFTER
his injuries were dressed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
Death of Mrs. Evans, Mother.

Mrs Evans, wife OF DR.. w. E. Evans.
rector OF Monumental Episcopal Church.
was called to CornesvilIe, Md. yesterday.
by a telegram announcing the death OF
her mother, Mrs. Henrietta I. Beckwith,
which occurred there yesterday morning.
Il. Fl. Cohen.
Mr.. Joseph Cohn, OF this city. was
called to Baltimore last night by tele-
gram announcing the death OF his brother,
Mr.. &. Fl. Cohn. of that city. Mr.. Cohn
was prominent dry goods merchant and
was resident OF this city many years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
PERSONAL AND BRIEF

son was able to walk to his home after
his injuries were dressed.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Esther. the little daughter Of Mr. Wm
J. Morrssett. of Swansboro, who was
quite sick. is better now.
Mrs. Rider, mother of Mrs. p. j. Mitch
ell, was taken very sick Sunday. She
lives with her daughter in Swansboro
Mr.. S. c. Nunnally, Of SWansboro' is
improving.
Mr.. W. e. Carwile is still confined to his
room by sickness.
Mr. j A. Cerseley is SIGH at his home
on Lawson Street, in Burfoot's Addition
The water in the lake at Forest Hill
Park has been turned out and the con-
tractor for the erection of the bath-houSe
on the lake is now Cementins its bed. The
work will be rushed in order to complete
it in time for the commencement OF the
bathing season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
DIR. Frank Bennett.

Intelligence was received here last night
of the death, at Montgomery. w. Va. OF
DR.. Frank " Bennett, only son of Mrs.
M c. 2. Bennett. of this city, and the late
John C. f. Bennett. OF Charleston. S. C.
The arrangements for the funeral have
NOT been made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-22
OBITUARY..
Walter Bartlett.

Mr.. Walter Bartlett died on Sunday
Street Mr.. Bartlett's death was quite
sudden and unexpected. and was proba-
bly, occasioned by heart failure brought
on by partial suffocation. His remains
We're yesterday afternoon taken to Co.
lrnnhia for intarrenr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
The Meeting at SquawviI,e.

There had bin hot revival Of religion i'm
the camp. 500 80
An the rescued ones was thicker than
bacteria on a tramp
Ear the parSon was a hustlnr m, n.,.
muScicd ont - sight
or a fight. " 7O'P'i
He was reckless in his l,po,,,r>
m rakeo Us fore an aft go "'
a! our hearts was sore an hleedin, tro,,,
the cuttin' gospel shaft ''i
III the ar was fun o. PRAYER a.. ne
MOUNTAINS echoed praise
toil 'he converts that had tnmhled ~
IN" error of their wavs 80
~ t,ie ttnnesi had subsidized an the
,.,,.; crop was saihered III,
hedNIn Only weeds an stubble in the
SduaWNillc field . sin. Wv
N We q settled down serenely in The
sarvicc q Tie Lord.
ParSnn Fin began To teach ms bou. ",
swung the Christian sword
y" ndd Aoi the prayer .neetins Thurs
49, daN nights to runnin slick
lhth the mcct:n II eNpt ri.nce was tricJ
bat didn't stick
fNr Il civ" some half-savcd sinners Of
the camp Il wrcom, chance
UT - wen II 1" tn,ir nei2hbors in a
~liNdcT0GS song an t:urce
EoWlegeed iIawley was the fust one that
riz up to have his san.
~ ne san wichod in a reference in 4
quite suggestive way
iiY dSserun that religion didn't wpan
some foks from sin
Nun 70 cough M things lhcy'G Yilfercd
fore the spirit entered in
re was snort q pair q pistols an some
minor tools O trade.
an me teller thdt absorbed en- was a
christian. newly made.
~: ne wouldn't have to travel very fur
70 pat his hand
ON some other stcky-lngered pilgrjuas
far the Promised Land.
This direct insinuation brought Jim Cod
frey 10 his feet
with mis- features Il rchectin of his ang-
ors risn' heat.
An he said, in words that spanked ful
Q Vocalistic fire.
Ii twas him as was referred 10, then mis-
brother was liar,
oeacon White, an ancient pillar O the
church, Clipped in to say
nat IL wasn't orthodoxy fur to heller
hathaway.
When Dick johnson interrupted an cx-
Citedly inferred
That he'd hung the DeacoH's peeners il
he said another word
l-pthSts sinful meanin' got to fiashin'
through the air
In a manner thQt'd raise a meek mn
Iuwly christians hair.
An the ratified congregation in its hurry
didn't note
That the parson had arisen an was
reein' of t..-i coat.
Like Il Bosom O. destruction an q a,., :
lanchc o v. IA
lie came down ,ne aisle Il krockin' a.
the brethTC" from his Uath
IN he walked 4 ,.i Ole lot warmer. III he
smote en- mp an thigh,
When the fist BrEiser Baxter landed
on nus sacred e. e.
soon the bulk o us was iayin somewhat
damaged on The foo;.
W ME the rest wa St.tkiu' ecreSS thrn., oil,
the windCrS an The door.
IN me parson KEEP a knockin' with the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
The Atlantic Monthly.

TT" February Atlantic presents Il
brilliant group of papers on political
ana social subjects opening with OK
Secretary Herbert'S able article on
IN" conditions of the Reconstruc-
ti1n Problem. Brooks Adams dis
cusSes The New Industrial etniU-
u0n and points out what the United
states must DO in this direction. IN
= Plea for New York" j. X Pduld-
ing points out the variety of inter ests
contained in the metropolis Of America.
Tho Comics sions of a Minister'S Wife,
are lively and suggestive. Gerald
Stanley Lee discusses Making the
Crowd Beautiful" and Charles john
son analyses The Essence of Amer
lean llunlor." There are several de
NGhtful stories togethc. with install
mchtS Of the popUi1" serials. poetry
end the several departments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
WITH THE MAGAZINES.
The Literary Era.

An admirable review OF the world Of
literature is given in the February
number Of the Literary Era. and there
is also q large number Of special
articles of much interest. The list Of
contributions Includes: of Chap
Books and Chappie Books" William :.
Walsh; "Old World Themes" Henry f.
Keenan,; English Literary News
Letter James Walter Smith; Liter
allure VIZ. Science" Frederic NJ. Bird !:
The Future Of Poetry" Joel Ben
tor; and "A Tomb in Old Copan.
Henry Collins Walsh. Interesting
notes are given on the late publ
cations, and there are also several de-
partments brmful Of entertaining mat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
LEWES CASTLE RABBITRY.
1000 popcol1o AvaUllp
1929 Bonsallo Avenue,
LOS ANGELES, CAL
Holds the California record for
Breeders of Prize Winners.

LOS ANGELES. CAL.
Holds the California record for
Breeders of Prize Winners.
We won "a prizes at the last two shows
neld IN Los Angeles, this remember
among the best hares to be found in the
World
.O0lr prices are reasonable. We carry
al grades Of stock from 600 per mead up
y Champions and Crystal Palace Win
..ssFs We sold several hares that went 10
NE Boston show, after winning hrst mere
ne selected our hareS personally IN EhS-
aHd' before the best were gone.
,sENT FREE. Our Al page book hand
,ioHely illustrated with half tones OF our
Cans -
Va HAVE 1000 PRIZE CARDS, MED
AIS AND SILVER CUPS WON IN
ENGLAND WITH OUR ONE STRAIN.
live want good live agents. will pay
wj, VIA commissions and furnish agents
la ,M ME line of prize cards for display
fors hhotos, and plenty of elegant DOOM
sCa, tfee distribution. We give oincial
cav. .e card with every hare sold. We
NJ y Flemish. Silver Grays and all KINDS
..ancy rabbits Besides our own I'm
st SID mares we carry all the popular
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
A UNIQUE RECORD.
There Is Nothing like it in Our Broad
Republic.

There is only one medicinal prepara-
ton on the market which gives local
testimony as positive proof of the rep
resentations made for it, and only one
interviews its endorsers two or three
years after their public statements
have appeared in the newspapers and
dnds that during ali that time the
medicine held its ground; and its en-
dorsers in place of weakening touch
II by reiteration-that preparation is
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this. 1t
i only one OF a score in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
Harper's Bazaar.

With its first issue for this month
TINS reliable and popular weekly na"a-
zine appears in most attractive cOVc.s.
Il marked Improvement over the old
IN the issue Of Fen. :. in addition to
articles upon the current fashions,
household topics. etc, there We're PIE
scented several papers of general in
terest, including: studies OF Great
Women Margaret Dcland; Posing
as n Fine Art" John w. Alexander.
and The Training of Boys" The i:i-
sue for Feb. 3 is given up, in part. 70 4
complete review of the seasons STYLES.
Every woman who is planning hey
spring wardrobe will find in this nurl-
Der information upon all matters of
dress. The Bazaar has had many cx-
cellent ia shion numbers. but that OF
Fob. . viii rank at the head. The issue
of Feb. II has. as its leading feature
tribute to Victoria as Queen and
Woman" by Margaret Hamilton
Welch, illustrated with many rare nor
traits. William Dean Howells writes
cntcrtainingly on Variations OF
ReaGe'S Types of Heroines.
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The Engineering Review

for February discusses many important
subjects. chief among which are noted
the loilowins: "kuasia's System ot IN
ternal Waterways. industrial Ascen-
danc,- Of III, Anglo-AmeriCan Peoples.
"Electric-Fuw,r Machinery in Iron and
steel Works. Tine Question of Cost of
High Speed Trains. Gold Mining and
Milling i'll Western Australia, "Arbi;ra-
zion of Labor Questions Necessary to In
,lus,riaI : Iprcmacy." and The Organi-
~ lion Of The Factory Sales Department
IN the departments a complete review of
industrial matters at home and abroad IS
given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23

Entertainment and instruction are
admirably blended in the February
number of Donahoc's Magazine. The
opening article. "Rome's Guests in
Holy Year" Marie Donegan Walsh.
gives a charming description of the
different types OF pilgrims who visit
home. Another profusely. illustrated
articl" deals with Canadian Poets
anu Poetry" A valuable symposium on
Educators Views on Education sets
iorth the views Of Bishop Spalding.
Monsigno: tonaty, and Father Camp
bell. ;. j. Poems. short stories. and
The regular departments complete this
number which has. BY the way. on its
cover fine portrait Of Cardinal Glib
hUnS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23

Mr.. Seth Gay OF 12 Belfast Ave,
saws: Time demonstrates the wonder
mi value OF Doans Kidney Pills.
They cured me in the spring of 1896
and at that time l gave 4 statement
for publication in our Augusta papers.
II is now fully two and a half years
since that statement first appeared
and my faith in Doan's Kidney Pills
in place OF lessening has increased.
They are one remedy which acts up to
the representations made for it. Any
onewho goes 10 Partridge's drug store
nrocures them and gives them a fair
trial. will not be disappointed with the
results obtained
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
CENTS. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, n.
Y. sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name and take no
substitute Doans.)
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The Guiton.

The February number Of this valuable
Catholic monthly is presented an inter-
osiing table IF contents including the
following articles and stories The
Pearl of the East ard the Golden Horn.
IA cycle uf CatholicitY. Judge Joseph
u. Fallon: The Story OF Marcel The
ideal Doctor Bishop Iorstmann. "S;orY
OF Conversion, and The Family for
Christ III the several departments. par
ticularly the editorial. 4 number Of m
portunt matters are ably discussed wh.ch
add much to The vaiu" Of This Issue.
There are also many Illustrations or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
The AngIo-kmerican Magazine.

This magazine presents each month 4
Iarg, number of readable articles and $40
ries. The current number Is no exception
as the following partial list Of conirihu-
Mons will show: impressions Of Eng
land: An Appreciation. Arthur Ernest
DAVIS: The Glasgow International ENhi
hition An Attempt to Define Re
ligion'" Charles Gray Shaw: Has Eng
land Starved Education in Order. 20
Build Ships J.. George Hodgins
"Crvlon: the Scented Isle" Lord VOLS
lev: What He Has Done" ana "Agricli-
ilIre in Egypt"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
The International Monthly

for February opens with Il carefully
prepared and interesting account Of
american Interests in the Orient" by
Charles S. Conant. which will merit
attention. The interesting series Of
papers by Prof. James Geikie upon
Mountain Structure and Its Origin is
brought to a close in this number
The Real Ibsen" is wildly described
by William Archer, a recognized
authority upon this subject. Alfred
Fouillee, the eminent French thinker
writes upon 'Nietzsche and Darwin
ISM and Camille Mauclair. the
French critic discusses "AuSuSte
Rodin: His Decorative Sculpture.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
Poet-lore.

This notable magazine of letters with
the current number opens It's 18TH year.
and presents a table Of contents Of rar"
o~ceIlence. The contributions are con
vaniently grouped under the following De
partments: Poetry and Fiction. NJ
pa or ti,rn. '.Reyiews" and Life and Let
trrs" one Of the most interesting ar
ticIes IS the review Of American Poetry
for the Past Year" James Edgar Smith
contributes a tale in verse entitled The
Chariot of Fire and n. II. Musselman
bas \ play. "Mila Whendle." The essays
include: Poetic Interrogation Of M
lare. q = Hnseyi KinE E1riy C ,:r@Jaa:
!.ShaLespearc' Fidelity to History" DIR.
ToIcott Williams, and 'Santayana on
Rrnvning: 4 Pessimist Criticism. Helen
Aver Woodland. Literary clubs will be
interested in the excellent study program
niven on Shakespeare's Macbeth.
The Art Amateur
"a, February is an exceedingly attractive
;ss,,c The many choice Illustrations
which crowd its pages. the color study.
,Iack and white designs. and the many
hnInfrIl articles presented all combine to
make this issue most pleasing one
Hmong the subjects Of general and spe-
ciaI interest are noted the following: Art
, - tho Theatres Persian Textiles
c,iaiire Painting in Oil-Colors," Land
scanr in Water-Colors, Interesting
~, Interiors. Drawing from lux
Caet' and "Keramic Decoration. The
| donartmcnts devoted to art gossip and
nnsWcrs are filled with timely matter.
The Living Age.
The following brief list Of the many en-
tortaining and instructive papers pre-
sentcd thus far this month in this val
,.blc weekly magazine, will give an idea
If it's general excellence: "A New Cen
Il, bnrVs. "a =
! po,nance" The Passing of the Cen
,rrv." concerning French and English
! ..The Faust of the Marionette. "Enthu
s;asms and Human Change, Outlooh
Snr Spanish Literature. "EEaminat lions
~ FICTION Fifteen Hundred Miles on
Eresn Water. Arthur Sullivan, an.
IN the Century's Deathbed" These ar
,;cias have Dcen selected with rare iudg
,nenf from the leading European period
irale and reflect fully the foreign pom
Of view.
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Good Housekeeping.

Julia Ward Howe opens the
February number Of Good Housekeep-
ing with a very readable and helpful
article upon Good Housekeeping fof
People of Moderate Means" There IS
an interesting discussion of the sub
iect: THE New Decoration versus old
Friends in which an artist, James
Hall, advocates the New Decoration
while Miss Marion Dickinson pleads
the cause of the lovers Of the 'old
things" Two bright little stores
Three Baking Days" which tells just
how to make bread, and Aunt Saran
Visits a Harlem Flat" will be enjoyed
by the reader. A large number Oh
helpful articles are given together WIN
the regular household departments
which are crowded with timely mhtS
for the progressive housewife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
Black
Dress Goods

We are daily receiving new styles
and adding 10 our stock everything
desra bic, Lyons Twill, Peau-de- sole,
satin Mervelieux. Brabant. Prunel!a.
Albatross, Batiste, Lutina, Melrose.
Satin Cloth, Chcviots, Serges, etc.
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DON'T BE A CLAM!

v axe up and lnVesugate.
Book is FREE. Send a 2-cent stamp
for postage. Send now our proposition is
limited and your neighbors will soon take
what We offer if you don't.
Address for book X. II. Cassens. water
vile. Me. l.. A. Covell. Wellfieet, Mass,
Or E. f. Hanson, Belfast, Me.
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Donahoe's MAGAZINE.

ana 1he New Conquest. of the
World by DR.. Paul 5. Reinsch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23

Wen start the spring selling with a
stronger equipment than ever before.
Wen start it with such emphatic
values that will win your favor and
patronage, and lastly Wen start it
with the full intention Of making This
the spring 1901 the most satisfac-
tory season in the stores history.
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The Worlds Work.

The February Worlds Work y "
able and interesln,S
number. This magazine is espeoi''.'
noteworthy for its many fine liiuS'i :
lions which, this month, include sew =
full-page portraits Of well-known . ,1';s
ne. An idea of the excellence Vi t rn,
member may be obtained from the ~
Ioinc. martial list of the subjects u'i'e,
discussion: Cecil Rhodes, II" a.
scott Grogan: "A Days Work Oh
Naturalist" Edward William
The Changing Character OF ii'ii. NE
tion." Kate Holiday Claghorn:
lIaIn 20 Employees, r. Z. Phiiiips'
..Anccdotes of JOHN Marshall,
MANY Under Strenuous Empetoi
sydney Brooks: Kitchener: me IN. M
With a Task" James Barnes' -
craat Empire by the Lakes, re-
eric {. Howe; "A Master Car'o'ii''''
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The Sanitarian.

This magazine is doing an importah'
work in the interests OF Saiii'di
science. Each month many P"p.
bearing upon different phases or thls
subject are given by recognized eA-
perts. The current number cohsioei .
among others. the following TOPICS
Animal Diseases and Animal r oou'
''Sana toria for toiSui'it
Health and Water Supply OF
York city" Reduced Mortailts =.
Children by Use of Anti-Toxin, no"
to Build Tenements." and ne ~
lation of Contagious Diseases 70 0o''oo'
-
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New Wash Goods

An immense line Of new silks in
black ana colored. Foulards. India.
Japanese wash silks. Louisines, satin
Liberty. Pcau-de sole. Palette,
Duchess, etc.