The Signal, 1897-1-7, Page 21S?RINGIIILI. MINES
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'YHA SIGNAL : 3ODRRIOR ONT. THURSDAY JAN 7, 1897.
Again Visited by Fire With
Disastrous Results.
A GREAT CALAIITT TO HE TOWN
KENNAM Vile DE WINOT.
Wks irtu.ar Se..1.e ie 1tegmed .. Mall.er
Glaris
Harry ds W Iaa41 protmroaa& 11549♦
dotter and staff wireepundent
And T
Fall Mall teased" is at
Auditor -
nun trying W target the miseries ce •
tau mamba captivity aura* tfka
Tboakteltis of bloaters Siberia. H.
calls the Tb vktuble to mod
p ad
savages on earth, says The Chi
at
)sec erd
Mr. Ds Windt 5s known ea a trevelag
and as a student of the Ituesian prison
q'stem In POO the Csar gave tam a
.Sunni permit W investigate the pall
settle meets ai Siberia. i.nl .m bis re-
turn lir IM Windt puhllated a vol-
ume, -Siberia aa it la.'• in which he
denounced as ol.agge•rated ail that
George Kennon hal *nitroout ghee
ate:l
mines anal prime Speab
Is attached W Mr Ge Windt's imitation
lust now because Mr. Kennett at this
Leland Hotel last night declared what
he thought were for resemas for th.tr
difference.
"Mr. De Windt must Itae a seen the
prisons under remarkably favorable
cwndlttstN," said Mr Kennan "It ham
"aware been something of a mystery
to me bow two men mead view the
same things in such different Yeas,
and the only suiution 1 have for the
problem is that we didn't see the Name
Mpg. Take the for'war'ding prlam at
Tomsk. for instance. It hew a,crornrno-
dittoes for Me. but when 1 was there
In August. the st„deals contained
thrice that number, and the wards were
m an unrpeakal,l.- .+ondltl.wn It - •-
podtively the most borrit.le plate. 1 have
ever seers. In )lay. now. when the flat
convoy from ltuytta ar•r•tves, the prison
is a little heaven. by comparison. Every
week a twtnd comes by ...water and an-
other band is sent by land The con-
voys from the west oxinWn an average
.ht IWO men. so the prison is *.st tali
to overflowing. That Process goes o
until November. It may be that Mr.
Doe Windt visited Tomsk in the atprIng,
in that case, 01 course, my descriptions
.f the prison In August w.41.1 seem tO
him like an absolute untruth."
Mr. De Windt started last Apa'U to
travel overiaid from New York to
Paris. He found the going ,easy unfit
lie reached Alaska It was his intention
to crime Bering straight on the tae. but
the ice failed to bridge the strait, and
after waiting seven weeks fur a ship,
he took passage on the United States
revenue cutter Bear, which landed him
at Oumw•aidjlk, a Thevktthfs village on
the Siberian coast, 700 miles Lenin the
nearest white settlement. Chief Kort
premised to send him .n in a moth's
time. aa soon as the "tundra." or Si-
berian hog, had frozen firm.
The cutter was hardly hull -dawn in
the *written before Kuarl changed his
mind. "You no art. in month.•' he said:
" n met►he In eight.•.
Ti, Wirei• ,.n•I hl. .•omparu•en had
provisions enough to last for thirty days
lout ar the Eskimo bal. of fare included
only whale blubber and walrus meat.
they hoisted a Mgnal .4 distrees at
once. It was two months and a day
before it was answered by the Bedford
whaler Belvidere. which hove to to a
raging gale and waited while Dr Windt
and his man crept out two miles to the
.edge of the shore de. where a boat tot*
them off.
Mr. De Windt stye that their stay
am•.ng the Thcuktchls wee one laid
horror.
Maori sad *war v.m111.. thew. 11.1 .1
mesas et Wing lire Merged Se
Use Leal Meow and "est
Espial, -The Wee star Is
♦Ise r WOW fr.
Halltad. Dec. H. -A retort was re-
ceived bare to-atht that a dere Ira
le raging Is th. lag ilptingtill Mai
Mine In Cumberland Comity. The ire
broke out during ta: day. and despite
the efforts made to egt.ngulan them
the tlan.es succeed. al in jetties he -
goad the contra of Wet- lige ani t"
au.edue them, until now. it in believed.
the company wU, Miler a very' Iwae y
Iowa Th.- ire .tartedla the oast chic•
and Wow. an so rapidly that 11 souk
reached the ad)uiniug slopes.
While the fire hat nut got a tout -
hold in th.• ..eat anew, it .t raging se
peruse) alongside of K that it is fear-
edlt and ails, suffer seriously from
w
the owntagraUut. 11 hs considered
that It will be a Pani tight to save It.
but the miners are working desperate-
ly to keep the itoJurs from spreading
further.
The uthor slope. the north one. 1.
not In imminent danger.
The ire originated In an 800-f'iut
It vel and wan mused by the p,prwe,
carrytutf steam Int. the Sian to ope-
retta' the rnachlaerY beaming over-
heated. A large gang of num were at
wart at the time. A4 the first Indt.:i-
u.n ..f danger they _bade a rush to
.alai." and all r.atab.d the surface
safely
The flambell spread quickly to the
13e0 -foot level, whI(ih It has now con-
verted into a raging furnace. names
are issuing from every opening to the
.lupe. Toro cupolas were horned down
and a bank -head had to lir turn away
Efforts were made t.. prevent ale from
entering the nun.. every (mems( be-
ing t'i.e..4. but au far this hae been
ineffr(xual la staying the work of the
fire. Thr man were placing themselves
In great danger whde performing
this work, and the per:, !tnaliy be-
came ro great that tbi-y had W be call-
ed away
It wan feared an enemas-, would oc-
cur. :10 far. hoover. Ute1e has been
main but a moat disaatr•ws .rte may
occur at any moment- It le stated
that the Meat slope will be unworkable
for ..me Um.% and may ev have
to be abandoned. At time ames
shoot 150 feet into the air t i the
*main opentng to the mine.
The disaster will be a to-nl.l one
to P1pringtiU. a town of 600H• people.
supported wholly by ihe men working
to the mine", which are .awned by the
Cumberland CL.T'and hallway Com-
pany. Manager Gowans ie at present
In Montreal. The total loan from the
fire cannot be estimated at present,
but 1t will reach a very high azure -
T11.. Springhill mines have been She
scene try several calamities. the mint
Serious heats* that of February, 1391.
when nearly 12'. min and boys were
kited by an ezpleden.
The escape of all the Inset working
In the mine when the present fire
broke out 1,. remarkable. Hal an ea•
plorton followed immediately the lose
of life would have been great. Mea-
eures will be taken at once for the re-
lief of the families whose bread -mak-
ers have leen thrown out of work.
Some hundreds may be deputed at
ernploymro1 for months.
New 1 wo-e'..1 ro.srerdi to 1.e tamed
Ottawa, a. Dec. 24-411pecial )-Some
time age the attention of the Gover•t•
went gIIas called las the fact t.:at the
two crit Canadian postcard which is
used in communicating with 1rel.n
countries ctontravenee the regulations'
of the Postal Union. tine of the Infra--
tione complained of was the ugly bor-
der on the addrene side .t the card. and
In addition it stlsu ,•ontained th.• words,
"British Arnerbs )lank Not. ('or.t-
paCny.•" An I rrd(r-In-('ounctl was ther •-
toes pastel authorising the prelrarwtl.n
of a new plate to replace the present
..tie. 1t le of very neat design. mei
with the .bjertteeWdk frllle remove,,
The ooltr ..1 the stamp and pint ha•
been changed fro:n green t.. what i•
known as madder red, or somewhat
similar to the color of the three (wilt
stamp. As anon as the present sip:,
M 2 -cent postcard. is exhausted a new
one will be lamed to the pudic.
'Ned .t Heart Vellum.
Brantford. (ht.. lone. El. W. S. Camp-
bell. County Treasurer. died at 4 o'clock
this pornlag: cease. beert failure. Ono Wed.
na1ay evening Mr. Cathode ll was neeupy-
Ing the vim chair at tb,• Warden's annual
dinner. sod during the mooing be fell troop
his Molar to the Suer In au uneenselone
condition. He was remnrpd to pPrlratr
apartments In the hotel sad two doctors
present attended him. He rained some-
what yesterday. but Wt night took .a
Mange for the worse. Mr. Campbell was
.yep of limit 4'..111,12's beet knows *ad
highly respected residents. Hp bold malty
poshin.a of honor and trust from the pipet -
ors of the isoonty. At different times be
wan sake.' to ereept the Reform nomina-
tion for 1'erllam.•ntary honors In N..rtb
!trent, boot dm -lined to .crept • pnsi-
ti..e be might torp moody nbtaln..i. In Mr.
t'.mpb.11's death !treat ()mnty hums one
of sur moot prngreeetee and .nt.rpAMt.igg
Citizens MI6 family hare tlr heartf.ft
m
e ) p. thl.. of the cinema ma of Brant C..inty
n tleir wad kw --
aeho.a.t ams town.
TINY MEASUREMENT.
WHY POPE GREGORY XIU. CORRECT-
ED CAESAR'S SYSTEM.
As laaswrmas Awe er ■.w W llso-
ae•s•a Oal.mdsr Cisme lar adsasmes
-rennets £ssimomeas read' E alas
Tu. Th. .t the V..,.
HZ 1rssent time
measurement that
is now used by
nearly W nations
is the remodeled
system adopted h7
Julius Caesar in
the year 44 B.C.
Then were 114.
ad and Til days in
the Greek year at
dtfferrnt tlntts. Cu -
der Nutria the Ro-
man year had 356 days. and there was
so much variance bel s e -, the civil
and the astronomloal year that the au-
tumn feasts were celebrated In the
spring, and those of harvest 1n mid
winter. Every second year an t'xtr i
month. called Mercedontua. war added
Thu month had no certain length. but
was arranged by the pontlffr. as they
saw fit, which naturally gave rise t•
oorruptkma and fraud, Interfering a lth
the duration of ofnce and the Malec -
Him of debts. In order to restore the
seasons to their proper month. It w'an
necessary fur Caesar to make the year
in which he Inaugurated the chants
contain 445 days. On the hypothesis
that the astronomical year consisted
of 365 1-2 days, he bad each fourth
year contain Sig days and the otters
365. The extra day was added to the
24th of February. which was called
Sexto-caiendas. being the sixth before
the calendo, or let of March, celebrated
in honor of the expulsion of the kings -
The additional day wee placed next to
this feast and known as Ble-o ato-
calendaa.
But tine year of Caesar was too long
by 11 minutes and 11.116 seconds. or
about three days in 400 years. so that
by A.D.. 1582, the error amounted to
ten days. To correct this miscalculation,
Pope Gregory X111 ordered that Oct.
5, 1582. should be known ae Oct. 1..,
1582, and to prevent a recurrence of
the error it was arranged that three
Intercalary days should be omitted in
four centuries --that 1s, one in each cen-
tenary year excerpt the fourth Thus
1600 was a leap year. 1700 and 1801
were not. The passing year 1L•i was a
leap year. and. under ordinary circum-
stance's 1900 would be. but it will not
be. in order to come under tne rule of
the Gregorian calendar. Therefore the
years which have 1i6 days are, first
these that are exactly divisible by 4
and not of 100: second, those that are
exactly divisible 1 y 400 and not by 4000:
hence, the year 2000 A, D.. will be a
leap year, and the only one in the se-
ries of the four century years.
All the Cacho !c countries Adopted
the Gregorian calender as mon as the
papal bull was Issued. but 1t was net
introduced Into Engpaad and her col -
"Tiles till 1752. the error then being 11
days. The dates previous to that
change are referred to as old Style. dna
sometimes given both ways --as Wash-
ington's birthday, Feb. 11-22.-Chlcagu
Tribune.
Sharp Legal Practice.
A country guest of a certain London
hetet, laving a dread of pickpockets,
writ to the Berk anti handed him a
£19 note to put in the safe. Asking for
it next day. he was thunderstruck
when the functlonery to wbt.m he had
given the money coolly denied any rep-
onse-thin
eoonce-thin of the matter. Whea•eupoa the
countryman Went to a Lawyer. 'Vet
another £20 n..te." said the Wryer,
'.and so. accompanied by a friend,
back to t`.. hotel. Apologise to the
Clerk for ur mistake. say it wag a
defective metney7; attribute ft tow, ah -
went mladednagm deposit the .nand
£20 note In the plesrruw .4 your friend
and dime back to me." 'The mystified
ruraltt observed the tnetrtlottone to the
very letter. "Now.'. said the lawyer.
-go beck alone to the clerk aril ask
Atm for your £20 sole. Knowing that
_goer friend saw him receive it. he will
give you back the second one. Then
take your Mend with you next day. ap-
proach the clerk. ask him bobdly for
that CIO note, and, as there was no
witness M your receipt 4t t he wind
note, be will be forced to return that
also." The nee proved completely suo-
ee.stul. me.ch to the gratlto rloo of the
countryman. ---Comic Cute.
lioaton. 1»C. 25. -Tim: oveirlue Allan
Lin. steamer Scandinavian, wkick ar-
.-15.•.1 from t:lamgow to day, reports teat
site collided last night off Cape t'...i
with a lumisr-laden sea..Mer, the Car
Ile %% eater. _ribs at. John, N.B . t 1
New London. Conn. Her eras of six
m. u sere bright her. by the steam
.r. The accident was due to the
et, amer'■ captain mistaking th
a hatwter for a idiot boat. The achowh-
•rr's crew had hardly time to get the•:.
1"rrw.nal effects. its the vessel filled
T ildly They abandoned hoe and .h.•
am on lied up by the steamer. The
to h.sode•r must have capons..1. as she
0..11 nowhere t. he cern shortly atter
th.• accident. The Carrie Wakes was
•.w nett by C. W. King of lasatport.
Maine
Knocked lre...leaa
Sia*vee, 14.• S. About midnight last
light Ur reed 1st -.k was Solo* foal
his p1... of Meioses who. rear 01s bene
by sots musette.' by a man. who atru,k kin,
over ibe bead with • litah. wheel'
rendered
rah.
him Inspnhhew he waw the
teas pursuing him he shouted W alarmed
h is family Hi father Maar making to N.
help, and the mall 511.1 wit beat spearing the
booty whl-t, be wee altar. ars armee did
oat male rerrtosaasm midi sky mon
lag. The blow was very sweet gee may
prows but Assetto
Lbw* l. Orilloo
the perpa.sato of the dim•
Wow..h..t IT Mood.
Weeni ler. Opp 104 - fmpweel g Ger-
Yea sod James faeLsed. weir wa
Leal I u . J Wha0
� ons test ►1 see
al I. tae
as
rat esteem
Heaps Al... ('.swot Stolid a qtr
That cltte•, must grow as the result
of natural advantages, and cannot be
.-injured into existence by the mere
power of avid in the epees)►aIJWWs
hand.. ie eh.•.e n in the grans -grows
ruin, .rf to hundred w•ewtern boom
towns. .1 need striking instance 1s In
lite history •f Mi.tdlctntn.ugh. Ky.
There was two real r.rarmrn why a town
'hould be located at this trite, except
that the ac.n.-r• was beautiful.
.1 street rsllw-.y Mea, laid and oper-
ated for a trail Iron, steel and ..ther
work. that oust millions were built. A
hotel was "retie.' f.r a quarter of a
million. in all. 120.000.Onu was laid tit
by the mhorkh..lders in the vain desire
of building a city An.1 pnw- the fac-
tory wrorks are idle and rusting. Rete
Anne run the big hotel Th 115'^ a no.
Sots are fronted I,y Tr tmo-grow_
streets, and the a reds run riot over tit.
street railway.
feefuel... of
It 1e not generally known here vitt.-
artists' work. are more familiar the
their tarps. that George pia Maori '
and la.atrv,top Alma Tadema resembl.,:
one another to an amazing degree;
much so that even their Inttn:.,.,
friends mimtuek them A rats WI
who prided herwelf that ,he had .n
difficulty is determining what ea,"
which, finding herself nnee seated W'at
to IM Maurier rerbarked: '•i cannot
imagine hew any one can mistake you
for Mr Tadema Te me the henna
le very stlght. Ry the way. I' ham a
pbnt.,glmi>tt .4 yeti iso he to gond r
to put li(tir aut..rraph t. It " De Mats.
Her. assenting gvarbiudly, the photo-
greph tale preriti .4 He I.nkM tit 1L
sighed and ver- gently Ptd It m tb.
table. -That." 1 e .4 "1s a Mr -
kelt d Mr Alma 7ti l01na,"
went Has Art Des em's OW
drama t delta as hew K aL
wem.a saw b .Peg
�s do.mZ Wk 1s melees dal&
iter meal, try to M:
mar Me ..emit Mke•
t row. Celli • t
ta5, elm. I r: 's'
.4 MIr..M et Photograph..
One of the most curious at all the
mysteries of phr.tog raphy fres just been
brought to light at Portsmouth, Ohio.
where fernitul.- tee been photographed
through human beings in a ma. -met
which no on.. can explain. The facts
concerning this strange event are re-
lated he W. B. Grier. In whose office
in happened.
A travelling photographer etttere•d
and offend to rake a fta.hlIght pic-
ture. Mr (kite eat in a chair with
a ratan bark His clerk sax near.
with one leg cow esdng the other He
held a rh.•.•kbr..k on Itis knee The
rhotoanwpherr lit the 1l.ehll>rht and
there war the usual flare Mr (Icier
ways. tutee- were two distinct Rarer or
ee-•in-leer* a hlch t'te photorrapher ex-
rlatreel by the fact that armee powder
had ►wren spilled on top of the cement.
-The next day." ways Mr Brice, "Me
r.h..lnt•ranhee went rite tete of the plc -
turfs he had tet n What 'was my as-
tnniwhrrren t to PPP that the h(tr•kn of
'h• chat-. 1n which we were witting
pro are lee of f• ,store that were also
1 rated hack nt u M t1v morn "hewed
dlstJrotly thrnurh our bodies' in the
p'nture i thnuatht et first that I most
have wren affection of vision.
"i know that when the picture was
taken my dwrk and trryeelf were fac-
ing the earner* d,r.etly. Our ha•kw
were agalnto our ehalre, yet the unc-
tion M the chain. that appeared In
the picture was the an prwetem
against which our trek. rooted When
we were _arbor the In.truyne t. and
not time parts that eould be sewn at
Te.lr Terson. A..m•Nw.,
Mat penple have ave neons of some
kind or other. and some very strange
hoes, The sight try a sat rut table teeth
make John L. Sullivan nick at the
staarmc:h. Napoleon did not like to nee
a white dug Agin: could nee tear
to touch polishc.l steel. The slight of
the rising moon. when 1! was tall, al
ways Made Mme. De Steel ul, Bare-
footed children made Louis X1V. ner-
vosa, Dean Swift has mild that Bol-
ingbroke would "act 11ke one bereft
Mould he cast him eye on a poor harm-
less trade " DeraeU bard an attack of
veru*'^ When he naw anybody othewirtg
pan. Dickens never Liked • stiff shirt
Maomt, and Buffet would ty Into a
rap If anyone put an egg on the din
-
Isg table aft which be mat
THE BEST ..=,-
FAMILY MEDICINE
Me Has Beer Zaewa. Weeds d Praise
hem a 1w Terk Lady ter
AYER'S PILLS
"1 world like to add Cay twatituuny to
IMS of others who bare card Ao.- s
p1U., and to say that 1 have taken tut no
for many years. and always derive.' use
teat results trona their use. Fur stom-
ach and liver troubles, and for the . nre
of headache coved by these derange -
meets. Ayer's Pi1ls cannot be equaled.
When my Mende ask me what 1s the
best remedy for disorders of the stom-
as, liver, or bowels, my invariable
answer is, Ayer's Pills. Taken in sea
son, they will break up a cold, prevent
h grippe, check fever. and regulate the
digestive organs. They are easy to
take, and are, indeed, the best all-round
family medicine i hare peer known." -
Mrs. MAT Joassos, 368 Rider Avenue,
New York City.
AYER'S PILLS
Highest Honors at WMlr'e Fair.
tlprt $upi w lls conn 111111•1
wllwa
�3E2.�Z0 r
RELIABLE
C OAL
always on head.
The I eat and only Scranton Coal in
this market.
The Talmo ea IraameMa
IIMasinods averaging Ter carat
One-half carat each a 50
Three-quarters ears! seed m
One carat each 1M
one and one-quarter carats .ash11A
Gas and oust -half (ares= emoh 19I
Ong cal three-quarters aerate .mak146
:g0 mists each 115
la mbar words, the velum aft the goon
tbs vowed -Ind ratter of its
we4glat roar dlanieeds, weighing to-
gether tea carats, ars worth 9119; bot
one diamond weighing but as much is
wart h 5155. Steam welshing over two
carats are shout the same peke per
carat as two -carat shsaar lbw dieted
be dearer. bet they am --" imply be -
armee the demand der them 1• rMll.4.
Ir tbe demand far dhCsn• nils was air
bspeeatere es the de mase! air beat er
O4mr, the gmesnetrien1 map maid ager
area. Imre play. 5.r sea-ateaaa slams
eelneM be valved r saler disoOM lease rams
..,arst.a'a- .ea -..^✓.i alrti7,w' I 4
-lit ,:Yui
T=3= ErC-TN.
The Kral Igr Americas Narver-
pore. CHA !ILES
a ver-
pw•e,CHARLES A. DANA,Edilor,
T 'e Assn icon Cbnslihattow, Me
American Idea, the American � Spiro_
7he.re find, last, and all lialima,
forever.
Daily, by mail, -~- W a year
Daily and Sunday, by NISil. jS a year
HARD,
SOFT and
BLACKSMITH
-
always on hand.
All Coal weighed on the market
scales, so that you are sore of good
measure.
LEE.
or Harbor Quay.
MAW= R L.2 2'$ Star.
The Sunday Sun
is the greatest Sunday News-
paper in the world
Pries ea. a co>rr. Dy mall. el a veer.
addrms Tag wt t, Sew Tar..
INIKEtALE 11ETAIt
ARMSTRONG BROIL &OM
4
Scri'bner's
Mkat
aglazine `e
A Red - Letter Year for
1897.
THE entire novelty of the plans for
1 897 is noticeable. For instance,
the series devoted to
' London fats Seen by Charles
Dana Gibson." Mr. Gibson has
not Iwfore appeared as a writer.
He visited London last Summer for
$e•tlitNitk's MAGAZINE, for the pur-
pose of depicting with pen and pen-
cil those scenes and types which the
huge metropolis presents in endless
variety. Of like novelty is the
first considerable
Novel by Richard Harding
Davis, • Soldieni of Forttiee.
The hero c1 one of the most vigor-
ous sten that Mr. Davie has drawl.
Illustrated by C. D. Gibson.
" The Conduct of Great Bud-
neeaes." A beautifully tllustrst
ed series of articles of which the
following are already completed :
"The Great Department Ston."
The Management of a Great
Hotel."
"The Working of the Rank."
A Great Manufactory."
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pias with bests eat oat.
These Pam_ me reeneh ctured 1. • number
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Very easy wonting pumps for deep well..
yued . les
yp�ds. =dips.
d tap pfor school -
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areas rums tar enrailaa tress,
waddler buggies, watering madam *cries
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r ; Drainage gat ( T S,
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lila llutgl. laearms, Of aedenh saw 5l,
t1N, maw this 4retmm's "IllaNameg rarer eat
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with Mastr.tle.s from the anthems destiny.
A saw easel by Prank R Sio.twa-de.daF
hit a Twesiti•tk tratery Nwalseame-hall a
bre adttmtloaa i1i
cberectercally R -
g • rate el rashest Levees, ter
elide limn Howell. Oche* madam semi
4µN its Anaetoas mitten.Slier Mores Wb Tee a, Thome Nal.. Page, leires d
lag yrvti, Owe. Witter. Joke K
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IMMOa: -Wary of the Peeress et henna*
dua4ag the to Ia s.sItt (altary. • series •t
yy U[ Beare Saudi W illlams, sap's►
masted 1j caatribetluoa w ip sisi wtdo•la
by .:pert soteetist•. Articles ea the reddens
et carious pit ?Mastoid Wma�alfestaides le
*hi= 114 rrIt •Thi alts . - ?b. ow.
V ! erose oy Charir eat Laminate.
.ply Ildttstraled-the r•eeit of Laminate.
visit le •lies uadertekes fur HARPBB'S
MAGA 'X Mozleu is premia atly a sneer
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m.
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UN k... 4 s cera!0 eogmomac
prob-
lems la opyaeotloe with Mars of .rpat
Im-
portance la American polities. Mese'seem
will oumm.ad general attsNoa, Ateetbein
Seca=Aeu► Y
_.sere ter Woodrow Wtlst.,Jsha
Master, and James Flames. TM
tragi star? of I1.eedee's aide. by flea 0. •.
7*w yti. CeatlawtIo$ of HowW. Pommel
•renadas.amoas 5 •absent literary Amerh
OL
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Aeries_ • fully IUustiated meet of pap a b'
realism Blgebw, the result of personal ob-
servations during • moral trip to Attics, 4o..
eying the whole field of Europese e:
of fiat .Quarry. Illustrated artlotee by
Otepbea
Missal s the treadoraatl•r Sous
as to 1111M afberta, rot»e1iy visited by the
author. aaaprfaa Metebe.. writer .ad
drawn by I. Hopkinson Smith. The tangier,
of the reooat Coruaatioe of the tear, by Rt
art Yard Ing Davis. lllu.teat•d by fitRIM. Castes
Weedville. who was e m iselo.ed by Quota
Viewer to islet a picture of
the cormenv.
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Jodge Henry E. Howland writes on
Undergraduate Life at Yale."
Mr. James Alexander on Prince-
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"Japan'
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" The Unquiet Sex." Under the
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dw
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SOFfi
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IN 1807
With the rad of Isla HARPRR'X WARM-
LY wul have lived tarty years. 1s tb.ttt.s
It W participated with .11 the seal and ewer
. t its oommaed is the great • attiest *tears
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eil tbat the W KKK LY will costals darIg the
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about to ammo In the World. w5µ tri-
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what Aeraocw of the People are to be aids,
what is to be the outoonse of the o.etbsses
sareggb betimes the mints of it e •sal
Pere- w Irl Is to ►apes 1a the Forum,
what is to be the rate of E.•ope %mitre
mound hoses, what new marvel. •f *rosea
are to he revealed. or what are to • the
L ICKLYste is to 4n assad pict•rial rs,.nbf all
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metalpore.+. • New latad tees by
Miss Mary L b
Wilkins, w1U begin IaJsa.-
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Turks. by Mr. K. F, Bea -os. the steer of
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sad netted- ►a.a bees among the mast
charming of periodical literature; M L a
Marin and others will coot n be t e ob•erateaa
am what lm going es In "This Busy'man
"Amateur Spon will resale the s•.•saptt-
sat department of tits Mod la the matey.
•rhe W P 8K1.Y will eoatlaue ts 1.laet a
its readers the world's sews roast Irl swing
M Amerlaa., to make important advents 1a
boob the literary and sr tf. lc Maturating to
retain for Itself the leading place la le Mir
tread Journalism of the world.
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IN 1807•
The BAZAR a thoroughly a►aWa M51
idled tar wv•••ea. will eater ars 1rR s�
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Asa i am ie. jeered It Is usearppd. eel
Is as ladl.pe eil.le requisite tarw
dread worm... Katharine De well= a
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wraps, and cttMrae'e eloobimi B.uap
.ad Mambas draw and rag $vu sewer
sad 511..1 Priem amalgam every
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abort aeries will be e.agtaatly d
Wiliest writers, mama w
With', Barlett )'rm.mtt Marisa
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Deo •.+ai�a Margaret 80.us
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of the Halos will farm a series 5 -
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as ys�wgn regahrly restless his nide es
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1. oo.dsarsd fes the b•meat sad v.ale*le
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readers. and an gm.stior ars
=des, se pnlm'ale and fell weeds
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key. reeaedw i th. inset Wand works `
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Aa All RenalWoman's Payer.
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