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OATH BEFORE THE MAYOR.

STATE az New York,
City and Co. of New York, Ss'
G. Benjamin Smith, within named, being duly
sworn, deposes and says that he is citizen Of the
United States, and resides in the city of New York;
and that he is the original inventor of the within
mentioned sugar coated pills." ard that, 10 his
knowledge or belief, the said pill has never beeu
manufactured and sold by any person except by
himself or by his authority; and that the state
ments contained in the within paper are true.
G.. BENZ. SMITH.
Sworn before me, this 18th day Of June, 1874
JAMES HARPER,
Mayor Of the city of lJew York.
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NOTICE.--The Office Of Corcoran ha|
In be closed on Christmas and New yea, y
Persons having notes payable on those aaI' /
quested to attend TO them previously.
Dec 03--3t
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(NHURC1 OF THE ASCENSION pews
~ in this church will be offered for sale on Fri
day next, Goth instant, at 81 o'clock, p. m.
Subscribers to the church, purchasing pews, will
be credited the amount Of their subscriptions on nc
count Of the purchase money. On Saturday, 9th,
be disposed Of at private sale rented for the year
1876.
The prices Of the pews have been fixed at un-
usually low rates.
Dec 23-3t
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF @pss1)
~ sortment of all the above may be ha
drug and seed store, corner Of E and "a SUI
J. F. CALI
Dec 23---dtf
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WE sMuGGLER, .novel--by @. p. r.
a James. Price Is cents.
'ane 20 r. TAYLOR.
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PROGRAMME of a vocal and instrumental en-
i teranment, to be given at the United States Ho-
tel, on Wednesday evening December Oath, lS45,
by MIR. SLOMAN, and the Misses SLOMAN,
harpistes, pianistes, and vocasts:
PART l.
/. Harp. "Garland Of Shamrocks"- Bochsa--
Miss L. Sloman. @g4s
2. Ballad. kathleen Mayourneen''- Crouch
Miss f.. SIoman.
3. Vocal duet, from the opera "La Gazza Ladra"
the Misses Sloman.
4. Harp. "Grand fantasia''-- Bochsa--Miss Z.
Sloman.
S. Song comique. "Blue Beard'--Parry.-Mr
Soman.
PART H.
l. PianQtorte. Grand duet for four hands-fIerz.
The Misses Sloman
2. Ballad. 81 dream't dwelt in marble has''
Bale. MISS A. Sloman l
3. Ballad. Remember me"-Balfe. Miss E..
Soman.
4. Harp and Piano Grand duet The Misses
Soman.
S. Song eomique. ''shakspeare's Seven Ages"
Mr. Sloman.
I5-Admission-5 SO cents. The room will be open
at half-past 7. The concert TO commence at 8 pre-
cisely. A splendid harp from the mandatory of
J. F. Browne, Of New York, will be used on the
occasion. Dec. 22-2t
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ID FRANCE e. CO.'S old established 4
II. fce, 4doors west Of Browns Hot,I
ington city.
Drawn numbers Of the Alexandra Lot,u
No. 4s:
IL Is 6 IS 40 81 Is as "a &c 50 ad


II Is 6 IS 40 81 l3 4s "a &c 50 % h
We had our usual (eyery day. luck d !
some good prizes in the above lottery. Ma
certificate of package to correspondent
drew two good prizes. We also sold 500
5000 prize in whole tickets, and 5000 in hi
this week we offer some very beautiful sch.u
On Wednesday,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
prize Of. 500, 52s i prize Of. .....,
SO prizes of.......l,000 do ..,...
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets S6-halyes S3--quarters 81 SOL
Certificate of a package Of wholes $50
On Saturday,
ANOTHER GOOD SCHEME,
l prize of....... S35, 1884 prize of.....n
| do ........I2,000 do 500.
l do ....... 5000 rs do .....
&c. &c. &r
Tickets Sl0--halves S5--quarten y .
A splendid assortment, of packages and \
tickets for sale by
Dec 23-st
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From Florida.

We have the Tallahassee Sentinel of June %
from which we learn that the General Assembly ol
the State of Florida convened for the first time on
Monday June % The occasion was one OF unusual
interest and the newly finished and elegant Capitol
was thronged with spectators.
THE SENATE was called to order by It's late Sc
crciary Thos. +. King, and prayer was offered by
Rev G. A. Malleiie. Col. John Broward was called
10 the Chair and the members were sworn By Judge
J. T. Broomc. Fifteen were present and three
only had not then arrived The Senate then ad
journcd ill O'Clock, p. NJ. when it rcasscmblcd
and elected unanimously James A Bertheloi, OF
Leon County President, and Thos. +. King, Secre
tary.
THE HOUSE, was also called 10 order at Il NJ, by
Hugh Archer It's late Secretary. On motion oil Col
Robert FLOYD. l. Ferguson Jr. Of Gadsden, was
called TO the Chair Divine service was performed
by Rev. j. Phelps. of Quincy. The Secretary pro
ten then proceeded to call the roll and most OF Inc
members answered To their names, and were quail
fled by Hon. Judge Broome. The House then ad
iourned till Tuesday.
On Tuesday the Senate convened at nine O'Clock
After qualifying the officers the President announced
the death Of Gen. Jackson. On motion Of Col
Haueh,on. a committee was appointed to prepare
resolutions suitable to the occasion.
In the House Hugh Archer OF Leon was unan
mously elected Speaker, and NJ. ID. Papy, Chle
Clerk
Wednesday. the 25lh. was set apart for the IN
auguration OF the first Governor. Great prepare
lions were being made orthe occasion. In the pro
ccssion twenty eight young school misses were TO ap
pear representing, presume, the several states
which is a slight on Texas or lowa-with both these
the number would be twenty nine.
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Datent nleoieines.
wrSrAR'S BALSAM.

A COMPOUND BALSAMfC PREPARATION from
"A Wild Cherry Bark and Tsr.-The best hEMEpi
srown 10 the Word for the cure " Coughs Soids as1
Group Bleeding Of The Lungs. Whoop'ne coasn erons'n
=. fnsnsnr. shortness OF Breath Pain and Weakness u
he Breast or SIDE Liver Complaint and the hrS' s~ses
~ THOUSAND CURES, IN cases deemed utterly
hopess have firmly established is vast superiority oves
every former medical discovery. !; has Aways been syec
Nature. own Prescription" being formed cherry ron
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry BMt and In-two
that ihicsly scattered wherever ~ VIZ
lungs prevail We yive sew instances OF Us exuso'u'nAi,
power. fror~A catalogue almost without end
lady address viii be gwen al The Nc"-fWn Aken.y
who given up by al Of her physicians 10 orc o CON
sumption had hard mmor for months on me sde-rusrs
SORT OF csny soost
taken medicine for months, being psss al hop<-eo
reiy cured by few bottles Of this basaiu IN Sep,emper
aud October, l8+A
down for years. being obliged sleep in si,,in.
posture cured 10 attend 10 his business IN The moe
stormy weather.
Thomas Bradlee ESQ j. P. jamaica l. l. cured Of asthma
rbomss CoTens Haddouseld. " J. testkes under oath.
that he had violent cough and pain IN The sde-t months
r,. srge quantities of corrupt ms,ier-slso much oood
~. could DO bu. little tor hgAve nm piAs o'
mercury did good-his Trends a. sapposed ne nA
"gaopng consumption -entiresy eufe W sieo '>~Ss ="
WlSTARS BALSAM. ., ~ ~ .,.,
Mrs Ann D. Hopkins, OF Knswlesv'le, n \; eniirry
urs Of liver complaint and general debility OF eighteen
months standing. .r. - %
>chroeble of obstinate disease OF ae Lungs ~'e INC "
TIED ali the usual remedies in vain -
Cases daily occurring IN every part OF VIC aounu'
which prove inconiestbly the superiority OF hs
every shade Of Lung and Liver dlsess over ever! o'"'
preparation heretofore known 10 the wsrd . ,,Ds
Sold. Wholesale and Retail, by A. r. u. sASpS.
Wholesale Druggists, 10 Futons Newfork Sold Also ~
.,3 Broadway; n East Broadway. TIE AsovE Akk rhs
ONLY AcsSrs IN TINS CRY. Price, 81 per bottle ;"
hpf " !,
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OLIr TON SPRIN q 81
white sulphur
THIS ESTABLISHMENTS, sliua,ss

IA THIS ESTAbLlShMkNT situated upon shr Al.
~ burn and Rochester Railroad, equl-iisiant from Oens
IVA aud Cansndaigua. hasilg been extended by en-
argug and tr House, and increasing TN mum
b.f Ut Baths open Tor the reception VI visefa The
subscriber having leased the premises tor term Of yesrs.
disposed spare eAerton " render his HOUSE nsi
ng and the stay OF his guests every way pleasant and
comfortable.
The beauties and advantages Of the locsion Its coutiy
10 al ge number Ut hourshDg villages aud Ia t principal
through the Slats, the high vuu- o The Nsisf
or It's medicinal properties winch from the snaiys sis made
by Prof Hsdcy Geneva College, 10 found to be Almost
purely White sulphur unusual strength with slight ,od
aions OF Msgnesia aud Iron and resembling very mae
appearance and effect thu Whts Springs VI Vupnis com
lined vi the spottbo scenery, s grove.
with an abundant spring flowing from It's midst altogether
Gender IL spot passed by any thing OF the Kind m this
State and presents Inviting sspect @ SEEKER of
md pleasure as we'll To the invalid Ia pursuit vi health
rom Ile influence vi healing waters and change ot s,mos
pierre and scenery
Parties of pleasure individuals. their way from
he Fails, viii ind very pleasant rest TO sop nom tho
cars which pass within lew steps OF e House, and enjoy
he grove and the refreshing wsss, n but
train Persons wishing reefiro tins business and
viii this very desirable resoft, requiring Only about "a
,ours ride ~ reach H.
The Water is found be highly beneficial IN oil Of
,croius eupons vi tho skim salt riieun, and rheumatic
.ectioDs and In Will effect permanent cufcA
Dyspeptc persons ami those aborng under ss Of gen.
raj debility Will Ind the ater valuable restorative.
Manchester, June, lSJ. PAkkE,
lels3w (Laie OF the Franklin House, GENEVA }
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mont. had been paid On the l2rh Of September.
had an interview with President santa Ana IN relation
to the release OF the Texan prisoners and the unadu-r
ed claims Of citizens on the government II Mexico.
IN which he took occasion 70 speak Of the payment Of the
two ins,alnen,s above named. and The difficulties the
government had 10 encounter 10 meet them and assuring
me the time, ihai ne Lad caused Arrangements
20 be made which would enable the government 10 meet
the future instruments promptly as they fell due AL
this put my mind rest on the subject Of these inden-
mics and II upon this state Of facts that felt
myself authorized 10 make the communication | did
"a NJ Calhoun ia relation thereto, in September
last, did not at the time nor until after the revo-
luton broke out which terminated IN the overthrow
Of President santa Ana and MS party, anticipate the
.lirhte., difficulty in relation 10 the payment of the
a-sff. in question When the Revolution broke out
the money intended meet these drafts was divert
ed from that purpose by the Government of Mexico,
and applied 10 IL own purposes When il had be-
emo Tins certain that there would be AZ least some
considerable DELAY in the payments Of these drsiis
| called on Mr. Voss 70 report to me in writing al
the fact. of the case that | might be able 20 put
my Government in possession OF tnem. ! was taken
.ick shorty after and confined my room for two
months and was thus prevented from doing so IN 20
the time Of my departure from Mexico. which was on
the lith of Mas last these drafts had not been
maid OF any part of them. No doubt however.
va. entertained bv Mr. Noss or M Jaml-on but
that these drafts would be paid az soon the Mex.
lean government could command the pecuniary means.
That government does not clam that II IN any way
eased from the payment Of these drafts but the de-
ranged state Of the Mexican treasury growing Of the
late revolution has heretofore prevented the government
from dischargns them Is proper should state that
nave no doubt Mr Voss ha- acted throughout with the
most perfect good faith and integrity and that he did
what he believed 10 be- the best for the claimants the
rue that upon a statement OF the facts and
which he acted I concuUcd with him in the opinion
and so exprcssed myself him Al the time. thai the
course he had adopted the best under al the cir
cums,snces of the case that could have been adopted
order 10 secure the money for the claimants.
While it may be expected that these drafts viii be paid
BIZ Mexico go soon a. her financial abilities will enable
her to do without regard 10 the iuire relations Of the
,yo countries. DO not feel justified IN giving you any
assurances that the remaining instruments vii be paid
until the difficulties existing between the countries
are finally adjusted or Government snail adopt strong
measure. In order 20 coercc Mexico into a compliance
with her treaty siipuations
have the honor be-, very respectfully your obedoni
servant WILSON SHANNON.
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1atent nle0irines.
ASK THE SUFFERER

INRON ASTHMA What has relieved hin in such shor,
time from his difficulty OF breathing. Cough and Sg5Oca
ton He will tel YOU Il FoLsEs's OLos.o>IAS or
All Hen ng Halsa,n.- Ask the ConsumPrve VIVA, has asy
~ NJ Coas removed lie pain his side and chest checked
MS light swes,s and placed The rose Of ih aPon his ceeS
and he viii tel you FOLGER'S oLosAONiAN or ALL
A.. rovI fIend. If ,hey know Of any,hn. thai will
speedily cure long and tedious Cough si'ing Of Blood,
Bronchitis DyspePue ConsumonoA arseness, snn1sh h
vii tell you-No There yet has been remedy INTRO
duced public notice Which has been prodgcve o. 80 noen
good in short SPACE OF time. Read ne iouo"inx
ASTONISHING CURES.
WN BOND tn celebrated Boston cracker BAKER % Nas
ssus;resi Brooklyn states that ms vile has oetn sceu
with Asthma for 81 years and could not hnd perm amen re.
lief from the best meicsl advice which New ForS and
Brooklyn could produce, induced to try ms gresi rem
edy. she nearly well His dslg hier who was SUI
erng from The same disease. tret and was also cir by
Mrs Bond now well that she Is able 10 rise from
her bed early in he morning and attend 10 her usual duties
through the day woa, from her dstressn.
malay.
HESsY JACKSON l5thstreet near the Csiho.c Cemetery
came 70 the for the purpose OF obtaining bottle OF TIE
Oo-aouiau having been AFT ceu with Asthma than
81 wears and was 90 exhausted his thar be could
not speak He purchased bottle and rode home Four
day. aerwari he walked from his residence TO the Office
without fatigue, distance OF over two niles to tell OF The
wonderful relief which lie had experienced from using about
JUG CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS
Mr. COMFORT 3 Wh,le>-re-i. low IN hr month Of
December last that he given up by his physician Ills
friends entertained no hope OF his recovery tie was per
use try the Oossouan, and 20 his surprise has 80 Tar
restored him to health that he now able to walk about e
streets.
ESQ., and George w HAYS ESQ can all bear testimony rom
heir experience OF the healing properties Of ls Ores
Remedy in cOn'a| gRp,Tr q he k II5s,
Mrs THouBousS So Monroe street. who had been troub
ed fort great length OF time by severe cough and rais'
quantities OF blood was relieved by one bottle OF NE Oosa
OMAN ard declares Il the greatest remedy IN the world
DEs~Is KELLY N Waier-streei. also relieved from
Ire same complaint although he very much reduced
vnn he commenced taking IT, having under the
MS physician during the past winter Although H. cougneN
usianiy and very much troubled with night :" eo
pft
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order OF he Boad OF Mayor and AdrTnen OF III TO ~
Nsnphs Tennessee do hereby advertise for proposals To
construct Cana from Wolf River to the City of Memphis
distance OF Eleven Miles. SAID Cana viii be laid out IN sec
of mile EACH and sealed proposals for It's consruc-
non will be received until the day OF July next he
work 10 be paid the Bonds OF the Corporation having
Philadelphia a.,
The Corporation out Of debt and has revenue which
as increased 20 per cent per annm tor The last tour years
and now amounts 10 about Nv (45o) thousand dol
year.
Operators wishing to contract are invited TO come and ex-
min. The ground when ali the information desired will be
furnished. j. J. FINLEY, Mayor OF Memphis Tenn.
Memphis 5th April. 1874 al lyIoos
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EDuCATION,
DEy. r. t. HUDDARTs CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL BOARDING and DAY sCHOOl~-Four-
= fr.4... pI.... .ttL Av.4

DEy. R. T. HUDDARTs CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MFRCIAL BOARDING and DAY sCHOOL.-Four-
e.nib.rreet between University Place and Fih Avenue.
This Establishment winch has lately been removed from
Houston Is prepared tor the reception OF an ~,
creased number Of Boariers No expense has been spared
10 render a complete well arranged school for boys II
as been built eNpresy for TIE purpose Intended under e
direction of the first architects IN the city, and Mr.
Huddar has much satisfaction IN presenting 10 us Friends
and the Public Institution 10 winch every requisite io NE
accommodations convenience and comfort OF his pupils l.
,ombe and uc the peence OF many years has -ug
gr-led. The situation l., perhaps, the moot eligible wdc
could have been selected for the purpose regards heath
md facility Oi access. All the advantages Of Tie best 10
,,ruciOrs and Professors are a. ae whale NE dement's vi
country residence a.r gained by The outdoor athletic eXer
-icts which can be enjoyed IN tie spacious payg ground
Further Information A. 10 course OF study and olf psf-
ar interesting parents, may De obtained on application
I'd Mr. Huddarf nj hi residence IN IN street
~ B-Ihe number Day scholars ana DAY boarders be-
NJ limited VACANCIES viii b. filled they occur There
are al present some vacancies IN the Day school and seyea
IA Tie boarding school, both Gepai ieis being entirely dis
tnc each other
TERMs-For Boa,ders 500 per annum without accom-
gishnents y Day Boasefs 80 per quarter Day Scho.srs
- n.r ou.r,,r i-l3 5mO- NJ. W.AF
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beaai romantic and healthy place Is easy OF access being
.iuae only p mics East OF Albany. - miles y. w. Of
Hudson and miles West OF P.ii-held Mass and presents
natural advantages for purposes oi health seldom equned
For particulars address tpost PAID Joel shew NJ ID or Da
via Caubel Lebanon Springs Columbia Co. y. "
The Waier-Cure Journal and Teacher OF Health, Joel
Shew, NJ d. Editor, Campbell Wmimarsh Publishers
-n he obtained of VIM H. Graham Tribune Buildings, loo
Nasau-street New-iork City subscribers VIII hereafter
receive their numbers this place Terms 81 per volume
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BaIanre.-ThO-e desIrng an carry supply OF tne F"-T
Office Letter Balance, tor which Stephenson. Howari A
Davis. OF Boston, have contracted with the Government 10
drn h all the Post Offices OF the L. : viii have the prefer
ence To any other orders by application TO their Agent Al m
Bookstore OF Paine Burgess. % John This Guy The
inn Of s H. i Of the Oldest and mos extensively
kno,yn in The L. for works # decacy and perfect
finish, aud these Balances viii be found to be more accae
han any now in use either imported OF American manu-
facrre je30 lwos'
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BUTCHERS AND DRovERS BANK,


re- Notjce.-The annual Election for thirteen Directors
Of Butchers and Drovers Bank for the ensuing year ana
three Inspectors for the next Election WIZ De ned AZ ue
Tuesday 9Th day of july The Poll VIII be opened
At O'Clock and closed at 3 O'Clock, r. NJ.
By order Of the Board,
iela,iv8 d. w TOWNSEND. Cashier.
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r7-Life Insurance. NATIOSAL

-, Life Insurance ~ ilONAL LOAN ~ ~
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LONDON-NEW-
YORK BRASCH--The public are respectfully iniormei
tsi Dr. Rodgers. or Dr. Hosack WI attend at lie society
Ofce n Waist daily t>undays eXcepeil NJ ) o'clock,
T. VI
And tha,-vith view The convenience Of the French
AMI German par ~ tie pppu s'iou of SewY0rk-Dr Ar.
no1lf vii attend daily at Office - o'clock.
each physician dcvofng hour 10 lis duties medical
examiner. Examinations VIII be conducted ~ ler resec-
i've places residence az preerredl during the hours usual
for receiving patients.
~ Fee paid by The Society
Dr Rodgers resides Al 10 Beecker-sireet
DR. Uo.ack lOl Franz .in--'reeL
DE- Aruoult 365 Broadway
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FEVER AND AGUE.

.srJ,HAT OLD FAvoRITE AND STERLING RENE
i DYr-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN
rUREr for Fever and Ague-- No medicne IN any asr
1r county, has win such universal saceess-po-
.ecied against e0uniere5 by the written signature OF u
oropretor John r. Roand the top of each Dou4el a.
nav be had lis fun strength genun-ness and puniy
t. on gins4 inventors Oce al No. y North second
Philadelphia; FL o. Fog General gent No. 80. es
lon-st Lamp store, Sun Buildings, New-l oIa. r.
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(WHICH THOUSANDS in Hudson and 10 vicinity car
w testify u valuable cure for DorTs1d, tripping
Punt Complaints Of children. and tor those severe
,enodca pains which some imales are SUBJECT now
or sale bs John Mhsn lSj Broadway; kushton Co. ITO
md 500 Broadway, and 10 Aston HOuse, James Asp AL
. William street; Adamson, OLD Biz ham, vi Broad
say corner Grand; Deluc Dupuy, sl Broadway and 2
Park Row; J. L A. M-aAim. 5li Broadway j. e. Hunt
ugon corner Sd Avenue and Twenty street; L. l.
Cotton 255 Bleecker corner Jones-street VIM Peek ~
and III Greenw corner Janesueet
wholesale by Sciaedeiin, Sou Co. 70 WasueeL BROOK
W. r. j. Dawes South Brooklon, VIM. p Blagroye Pre-
Ard hy IL K WIFI Had.nn. Ny Prlce 80 w Inc.
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Observation-Disclosures piags-CALvIl

EONGREs>.HALL.- safaiosa >Pfings--CAL'IN
\ MUNGER, Proprietor. THIS cool: commodious AID
,hion.b public resort l. open. III directly sdjOn-
nc Thai ebraied medicinal fountain, Congress Spring. and
-ommsud- a, b.a!thy location and beautiful prospect a.
any sllni ar e-tab i.unent NJ Saratoga >punss.
h. far viii be found a. excellent, IL terms moderate,
and hi, attendant. a. prompt meet Tire wishes OF is pa
.rons a. gent and lalles can dr- re- - .
fy I.feofore extended hIa, anu assures those "ho
nav hereafter visit him. be VII not be surpassed ia any
. lc can reasonably contribute ~ Ire comfort
.,e,,,sr. III ~. s,,.-f. iy3 In
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i'iLiN; or a Heart unmaskcd-A Tale Of Domestic
LIE. By ANNA CORA MowArr Philadelphia C..
h. Ieter s. Co 1915
This is very well written tale. The characters
and events are taken from our everyday expert
ence and described III nature and simplicity. The
story Is remarkably well told and the catastrophe
Drought on with but little scmblance Of improbable
ny There is a little. for these strange results,
which the workings of the passions produce in real
n'e are incredible in fiction unless the inward cause
eaa be made as palpabc as the outward phcnome-
non Not to mention works of the highest genius
IN those of Goodwin and Balzac--ihc most singular
ncts do not surprise us, because we are led 10 ex-
pect them through the minds Of the agents But
the true is no, always the probable and, in the
ae before u.s. the difficulty in making il seem prob
oe is not always met We cannot conceive OF
Evelyn rcioining her lover, after returning home
"se her child this nigh, happen but we are not
made to feel the possibility of it in this instance
The tone of thought and feeling is very good The
ale sa moral tale; but its morality is animated by
asen'e and feeling heart. Many details show thai
NE writer makes her observations with the aid Of
god sense, good taste and discretion