... and in these respects not Germany itself can match the United States. All the paraphernalia of education, schools and colleges, libraries, and museums, and galleries, and institutes exist in the United States in.a prodigal profusion which defies enumeration ...

... away. Here was this United States magazine o* his estate. The Government needed it.andnared for it no longer, and the Colnael wisely built his home right over it, and now he has the finest, costliest 69 °Aar under any house in the United States. . .“.-r The ...

... may at any time and for any reason satisfactory to themselves by a stroke of the pen, reduce the value of property in the United States by hundreds of millions. These words Mr. Windoin says were uttered seven years ago and.are now reproduced from a ...

... at.. not there, for tho wealthiest lowlier& live abroad mostly in &Wand. and do not spend in !retard the rents ' paid by Irishmen. Several of the largest holders of land are London corporatiens which have no interest but to equerry, as much out of the ...

... had landed in the United States at or under 18 can receive his papers and become a voter at the next election in Pennsylvania. The Ledger thus quotes the law :— Lay alien being under the age of 21 years, who has resided in the United States three years ...

... trip to America I met two Lincolnshire farmers who had done very well in lowa. They had employed Germans, Danes, Swedes, Irishmen—all nationalities—as agricultural laborers, and the only ones, they told me, with whom they really had trouble were the Irish ...

... than national, in the United States, is $23.68; to this add $4O for the national, and we have $63.68 per capita for every man, woman and child in the country. Estimate fire persons to a family, and the.public debts in the United Eitatee simpuat to 4310 ...

... covered with red snow. The almost inaccessible defile of Mount Shasta in California, is the only other known place in the United States where this is seen. In polar regions it is a familiar sight. The broad fields of snow on the northern coast of Greenland ...

... many of our States are governed by political parties almost equally divided that the addition of a few i 'usand Germans or Irishmen or En K lislinien must be onisidered as influencing their me and especially the policy of the governut• Hi. The largest number ...

... cans and sold to the manufacture of per fumes at Paris and elsewhere in Europe, as well as in United States. This pomade extract, as it is called is, in the United States, for instance, subjected to treatment with the odorless corn spirits, and the perfume ...

... what the French King desigoeted . it— so many leagues of frozensanow. The untiring energy and indomitable pluck of the United Empire loyalists in the end demorrstrated that the Province of Ontario, after the virgin forests had been levelled with fire ...

... on the statements made from day to day in the Commons, passed unchallenged although outrageously untrue, as astounding to Irishmen who understand something about their country. Sir G. Campbell proposed to amend a clause so that after all I scores between ...