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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
RIVER NEWS.

The Missouri Democrat reports business
on the Missouri river good, and states that
boat bound down the Missouri this week
actually refused freight n different points.
She was loaded y the water.
The sane paper nys the 81. Lsuis end
Quincy Pssket esupasy is Assd fact
The sonpay hes bought ~ Nellie Me-
Pike a the price of 81, 500, aad shs start,
q fros 81. Louis Wednesday. % her So
cead trip usdsr the new asspicss. The
new packet jasper. building for this liss,
viii bs sea1y iss bssinsss absus Jsns let
The sivss a this peins is osadsally rising.
The hsavy sssws aisee ne uDpse river asd
its sritstaries indicate high wstss this
spring.
The Davenport paced down last evening
with two bargss veil loaded besides plenty
sf other freight. She has been thoroughly
rspeired at lie Claire during the winter. and
now appears looking exceedingly well.
The steamer Burlington went up yestsr.
day forenoon.
The river mails will commence TO day on
United States contracts.
The Lansing. running from this city TO
Port Byrsn and Fulton, takes its place to-
day Also, the Savanna and Dubuque
Packet Bill Henderson.
FarloHrs.-Ths rates Of freight 6om
tbs place to ST. Louis by the Norehssn
Line Packets are ~ follows Grain, 10 IA
20 cents per 100 pounds; heavy pound
freight. 20 cents per 100 pounds; household
goods. 25 cents per 100 pounds; horses in
large lots, $500 per head under 10 head
$500 each single head. 800. We are
indebted to Mr.. X. y. Prettyman for thest
figures, and publish them for the benefit o
shippers At large.
A steamer loaded with railroad iron sanl
between Leavenworth and Wyandotte.
The G. McPorter will be down to>norrov
for st. Lsuis.
J The Ida came up from St. Louis thl
morning. and left for the foot Of .he lax
. this afternoon.
The New Boston left to.dsy for Fl. Mad
; ison on her regular trip. The Lansing il
expected down this evening.
!; The Hswkeys will be up from st. Loui
J to morrow nAosnisg, and leave for The uppe
ports, - far % the ice will admit
The Northern Line steamer Reserve cam
up from 81. Louis to-day, and left this d
tsrnoon for the upper river, as far ~ the 10
will permit.
The Burlington went up a. far as Du
buque, will be down Tomorrow rsornin
and leave for St. Louis 1t o'clock in n
. morning.
SERIOUS AccIDRxr.-Mr. james High, tn
livery man, while up the river hunting
with party from this city, met with yer,
painful if not fatal accident. In lifting hi
gun from the wagon the hammer caught an
caused it to explode. The charge Of sho
struck the side Of his head, tearing the "a
and scalp badly. and wounding the skull
Mr.. High was taken to Mr.. Williams, nsa
where the accident happened, and receive
every attention possible. For two days h
Q was delirious.
We wero Informed that he was brougt
home to- day, and that it 10 feared the Il
tigus attendant upos the journey will prov
fatal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

Sofa fountains ar. iii blast in Dubuque.
THsprcsr ecis for frui,, throughout tho
State, except peaches are asneraly good
A man named EbsrhAgdt wss arrested a.
Wilton on Thursday charged siih breaking
into The store and rctbing the money dfs~>
er Of Mr.. Windus. of that place" Inc
mount taken vas $i4o.
DANGEROUS CcuKrEsrkir.--our euoscf'-
osrs are warned against counterie" tens on
the Flour City National Bank" Of koehss>
ter. New York. The signatures 'i the
prssldsnt aud cashier nre engraved. Much
ofshis engraving 10 "scratea.' sspsc's'y
- tho back. but the new bills are bright
end we'll calculated to deceive. Many .
these counterfeits are in circulation IN th's
locality, aud oil We have yet seen were
numbered CSC in rel and 1865 in tlae
MAJOR Gsaaa1 Norm, Of Dss Molnes'
and Francis sutton, of Clinton, have Deen
appointed Spe-ial Aids TO the Governor
with the rank of Lieut.. Colonel. byta con
missions 10 date March 23d. 1867.
TnE Mnsca,inc Journal Saws Temper
ance Convention for the Seventh .naieial
District, embracing the counties OF MUSES.
tine, Scott, Clinton ara Jack on, viii be
held in Davenport. commencing Monday
evening, Ap,i. =. ls..
On Sunday tie 7tn last. Bishop Leo con
6rmed between thirty and forty persons IN
st. Johns Church, Keokuk, being the lar
gest number ever confirmed u enc time II
tho history of e.diocese. Considerable
numbers have also recently been confirmed
in Burlington, Mt. Pleasant. Fairfield, Mont
rose, &c.
TUE CRoNK MURDER. Jackson County
is still rife with excitemen. over the discov
cry Of Cronk's body, who was murdered
some weeks ago. Before the late discovery
was made, three rnen--BucklAnd. Watkin'
and Nelson we've arrested, charged with ~
murder. aud acquitted. They have beer
arrested again, and from eeriasa develop
msnts, IL is though, certain that they VII
be convicted Of the heinous crime. 81
strong has the popular feeling in regard t.
their guilt become that party of men, iou'
hundred in number, some on foot aud some
on horseback, have atarted from cottonvill,
, for the purpose Of Lynchiog the prisoners
They are led BY vigilance committse o
long standing, Who hung couple OF hors'
thieves in Andrew two or three years ago
They have the same old rope that brough
the thieves 10 IN untimeiy end still IN theii
possession, and swear that Buckland aat
his fellow prisoners shall:be the next one'
to stretch il. IL there is anything OF de-
finite character that comes out again-
them. Many men have taken the oath tha
ifthess men are proven 10 be guilty the
. would never let them fall into the lands
the law, and with the horrible denth
Cronk still fresh in their minds, they viii
! probably keep their oath. From presen
Indications there will be n warm time a
: Andrew over the trial, and further devel
. opments from that quarter will be regarded
: with interest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
rrsxxrx's pAarr.s.-Lss. Saturday eve>

FrRgNgK's PAArIgs. Saturday ewes
ming the boys Of Liberty Steam Fire Engine
Company gave grand party II their engine
house, for the benefit Of the company. Cell
ing there ss . late hour ~ found The boys
snd their ladies fair enjoying themselves 10
thsir utosst, ,ksspisg tias - soos sxesllen,
music. The Eagins, n. DossAss.) named
in honor Of the muni0eent patron Of the
company, with its night lanterns brightly
burning, its FURNISHED mountins frightened
BY careful hands. stood. ~ it were. . thiag
Of life and beauty. looking with patrenizing
cir upon the gallant 6rsmsn - they passed
Il = ith their fair partners.
At the saos time Hssk 4 Ladder C.. Nc. 2
10 the Northwestern part Of The city, wsss IN
the same nAanse esishsssisg the anniversary
ot. their Organization. 0aily to tie music Of
Caneron's Band they swung their partners
in the social dance until the small hours Of
the night warned them to their homes.
This company has been organized only
one year, but having among its members
old freinsn who have done good service in
other companies and in other cites, they
are confident Of protecting the property OF
that part OF tho city. They now only want
proper apparatus. Mr.. John Heuerman,
foreman Of the company, has invented au
extension ladder aud fire escape for the
purpose Of reaching roofs and windows oi
burning buildings. He showed us his
models, and from his explanation Of theis
working No do not zee Why he has not go
| . very valuable thing. 1t is his purpose e
apply for patents, and hopes to realize
enough from them to equip his company -
However, this may be. our city should have
one Of the machines for its own use, or a
least might help this company to build ons
f,r their use. At present they sre withou
any efficient FIRE apparatus, which shouls
be remedisd. Men who are willing to Civ
their time in defense Of the property Of 9th
crs, ought not to be asked TO stand th'
whole expense Of equipment.
LrcrrRxs. Muscatins Journal give
the following discouraging report Of the rs
suit Of the lectures delivered before the Lii
brary Association Of that place J. 3. c
Abbott WAS paid t75; P. T. Barnum 500
G. F. Magoun $50; Clara Barton $50
Theodore Tilton $75; John B. Cough $500
Wendell Phillips ell0; Henry v,ncsn
800. On J. 8. c. Abbott, p. T. Barnum
g. F. Asgsun, Clara Barton, Henry Vim
cent and Jehn B. Cough they lost t147.S0
On Theodore Tilton and Wendell Phillip
they made t50.5 leaving . balance O
$?7.25. This loss is tho result Of their op
eratiens for the pist season. and that too d
speakers who should pay in any communit
that boasts library association. For th
benefit Of the Musca,ine association We Civ
the result Of the lectures delivered in thi
city during the past season, many ben
the same speakers whom they had =
The Davenport Library Association hav
employed the following speakers with tn
following results
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

JOSH CAMERON is now prepared 70 do all
styles Of house and sign painting. glazing,
graining. &c. Also plain and decorative pa
per hanging Ceilings whitsned on short
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No Is West Third street, between Brady
and Main. Apr.4 d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

MRS. wINSLOw'SS SOOTHING SYRUP
10 the prescription Of one Of the best female
physicians aad nurses in The United States
aud has been used for thirty years with
never failing safety and success. BY millions
efmothers for their children. Il cures wind
eolic, regulates the bowels, eosreets acidity.
and gives rest and health 70 the child
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

Morn AND FREcKLEs.-The only reisbls
remedy .or brown seo'orations called Morn
and FREckLEs. is PEsaY's Morn AND
FnEcKLE LOTION. Prepared by DR.. p. C..
Perry. DermAtologist, 40 Bond ST., N. y
Sold BY all Druggists. mh25 dGm-eod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

II you want jetty black ~hiskers use,
Upham's Hair Dye-only SO cents bottle.
Sod everywhere. Put up by I.J. Kroner,
Philadclphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

Baocxrrr's HlsfonY.-Ws received call
this morning from NJ. r Y. Foster. Agset
'fss that popular wssh, Broekstt's complies
History Of the Rebellion, who win wsit mp
sn sue eatixsns . give thsa . chance u
subsales ~ shs ~esk Which comes \ tws
vsl1oo - viii y dslissssl v ssbsssitsea
sdiy. Itisosiassd IA p'aia typs - ass
papss, aai Aaadsemsly bsaad, bsiss an Or
samset 70 any library. The writer 10 i'm.
partial in his views, and in an easy flowing
style takes up the causes. events and conse
queaces Of the var, illustratiag his subject
with maps and plane Of battles, describe,
the more important scenes, incidents and
events, introduces Biographical sketchel
and portraits Of the principal sctors. max
ing the whole work interesting end instruc
i've. Ne. Festor will wait. upon our citis
ssas and givs ths0 an sppss6ssi(y q e.
arpieire ne WORT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
CITY NOTICES.

Fos SALs CnDAP 80 lhwily Rockaway
Cassiaee-escead hand-at Heyt's, Brady
st. abovs 5th. sprl6-d1t
stencil WOPk.
Dumont outs oil kinds, from l-e inch "a
1 inch letters, plain and ornamental, at No.
l5 Main street.
J.T. rExPLR, 0ardener and Florist, cor.
Ath and Main Sta, fruit and ornamental
trees. ny98-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

Couan MEDICINES should lie so compoun-
.el that they can 10 Ia en- ''lisllc and offer.
Its the hi oat e d chest, TO. the stomach
tha, IS aifectei This is one grea, secret uf
the success OF Cor CouoH BALsAN. Try II.
All dealers sell H.
READ what the editor ~ the Cincinnati TIM says
ofALIRN's Il NC BALsAM
A RrsA.kAnLE CraE.-Mr. Samuel Lewis. ono oil
the old Pioneer. OF Cincinnati. very long. appa-
ren,y In tho last stages Of Consumption. and given
ap by physicians. when some kind friend recommen-
ded him 10 ALLxS's LUNG BALsAM. lie did
40 and Immediately commenced recovering, and ].
able 10 attend to business. H. sRy- I'm truth
may say Il has saved my lie /" Mr. Lewis Is we'll
known la Cincinnati. aud the fullest confidence may
he placed IN h~ silieinents IL t. due therefore. o
the community especially those suffering under this
terrible maady, thai the fullest tblcify BE- given 10
sug mar yclIans Cures that other Sufferers may asail
themselves Of the remedy. With pleasure. therefore.
refer 10 t.ii-
From our know ledge Of the merits of this excellent
Balsam, and what We hear Of its merits. think
shoald be used by all persons suffering frome
cough. any pulmonary complaint. We hear that
many far advanced In consumption, have been cuset
by It's use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

The Turner's Association have had one
Lecture by Carl Schurz. who was paid $50.
The receipts were $9i.O0. and the profits
were $l345. Taking the profits Of all the
Associations together we have tl,669 -,
which is about as good . figuring as any
city Of our po pulation can show. They lave
altogether handled over $4,000.
This also speaks we'll for the lecture going
public, and 1t shows that our citizens ap.
precate the efforts Of the Associations in
presenting first class lecturers. The profits
show good management on their part
Next season promises to be As good as this
for the different Associations.
Clrlzsxs' NATIONAL BAxk.-Ata recent
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of this
new and promising Institution the following
eficevs were elected:
Coshier-Andrev o. Butler.
Asst. Cashier and Teller u. Lewis
Drew.
Book. Keepsr-Jacob Strssssr.
Attorney u Parker.
We congratulate the Citizens Natisssl
upon ito fortunate selection Of e0eers.-
~r- --e--.,- -, 49,. !. 80.
as'y =" Pc"y "O"1 :" '.''
munisy, - nsa Of Superior business quali>
Acstiena, and under their efisial manage
menN re predict for the iostitu.ien . eue>
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Inc ioli isss u omssss " '"s O'''"s"s
Natiossi stands - ioIls~s;
Pres'asaf.Aeese Kelley.
rss,;.r"1nd,.v , O Rns,.s ''
As,i,tant Cashier and Teller - Jehn L..
Drew.
bo.N Aseper-'eeeG c'sassef'
f. Csw-;,,.s!W W:a.~or,h o..
E. wsod end J. @. Ccoklia.
Dirseiors-Aoses Kelley. J. s. Smith.
Geo. n. Parker. W. G. Wadswosth. Geo. E.
woed, :. - LOOKING, y; A. N n'c"s1u''o'
ADO'. y. neo',.."a' :. . .
| TEepe's''oos ios sPsn'"s ~ o''us "su'
- fast % possible. and the bank will prob
ably open its dsors % o. absus ths 10th d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
LOCAL ITEMS.
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SELLING FAST

Three years ago, Lallemand's Specific
was first introduced into Davenport. For
months its sales we're very small, the people
not knowing il possessed extraordinary
merits but it gradually worked its way into
notoriely. and to day it stands smosg the
most valuable preparations. Its sale has
become large, and veil it might for in nine
cases out Of ten It does ali that is claimed
fsr il.
Rhcaoaslsa and Ne0ro1Glo
Can be cured by its use, and our people
know il. II sGsctually eradicstes oil poison
from the blood, and in fact 10 the greatest
Blood Purifier
Of the age. Warm weather is near at hand,
and we advise al g. take a bottle Of 1t and
cleanse their systems thoroughly.
CsIl a, any drug store n the city and &C.
H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

TRs WAPs:s BMDGs.-Ws were shown
to day BY OWL Eaginssr W. d. Clark, an
elaborate drawing Of the propsssd wapsis
Bridge. The drawing represents Towns
Patent Lattice Bridge. 200 feet epan, with
f.ur chords and one arch beam. This style
Of bridge 10 Of sufficient strength for 800 feet
span, aud 10 claimed BY eminent engineer
ing authority to bs the most servicsabls
wcod bridge built 10 America. The draw
ing shown 10 10 very slaborately executed
BY Il. J. Mosrs, . eslorsd student in Mr.
Clark's oliss, and does 'Jsst" great credit
lit being Piscs Of wsrk that would csm'
pare vesy favorab,y With that Of mere sxps'
riesesd dsanshtsmsn. We hope to zee tAi.
enterprise move right along, % that BY ths
close ef IL present ssason the raging Wap
sic may b % spaaned y no longer 70 b
Z sseieus obstacle y The eenmereisl inter
cousss beewssa this city and the countisl
Of Clinton and Jaeksoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
Scott Base Ball Club:

MHE ANNUAL MEETING FOR Tnr ELECTION
OF offce viii b. held NJ the Office of ochs Son.
Monday evening. Apri Is, ~ ,s". All persons de-
string 10 connect themselves with vs.. Rsll Club
will do well - be present. II. q. MCNEIL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

TRyPuosr 1T is something that will
keep your hair on your heal sure; and II
you are bald headed it will make the hair
grow il there is II roo, left under the shining
scalp. II has tbs true virtue in II, and
everybody who wants sound. healthy. luxp
RANT nair, should use It by al means. Al
ways call for Tryphose For sale By oil
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

A LIBERAL PaoPoslrIoN.-The new and
beautiful edition Of Wsbster's Illustrated
Unabridged Dictionary, with 5000 engrav-
inss, besides . number Of other valuable
Premiums will 10 given by the preoIietors
Of The Sunday School Times to any one who
will solicit Subscribers to their paper. The
Columbia Republican says: "One dollar and
half cannot bs invested 20 better advsnt.
age in any family, or by any teacher. than
in subscribing for this paper. 1t 10 full Of
original matter and We cannot speak Of it in
too high terms q esmmendation." A De-
scriptivs List ofa number 0fattractive works
that are 70 be given asPrsmiums, also SAM
pie copies Of the paper, with full instrus>
tiens will b ssns free % application to the
publichers Of The Ssndsv School Times,
Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

Tak extracts, pesfumeries, pomades, oils.
etc, manufactured BY Tallman 4 Collins, 81
Jonesville, Wis. are not excclled by any
preparation put up in this country
Trey are cassed among The standard pre-
para'ions by our druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

A Lady who has suffered for over five
months the most extreme torture from Neu
ragia has been completely cured by one
dose forty drops'') Of MrrcALrE's GaEAr
RuxrxArrc RgMEKY. Stevenson X Carna>
han, Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
MADAN0E 4. vlEA1eN

nEcS LEAVE TO INFORM HER PATRONS
thst ehe has recently removed her Boarding
school from Co. 224 10 No. 3k Madison Avcpue. New
lork. She now oceupic. larger and more commo-
dious estahlish.cnt aud will be happy " receive
ies moro young ladies into her family
New York March "a lSS- mch1N-alm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

PERsoNAL-M NJ. Ham, one Of the edit
ors and rroprietors Of the Dubuque Herald.
dropped in upon III Yesterday, on route to
81. Louis, per steamer Davenport. lie il
orc of lawas ntlest journalists. Glad to
see him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

AAOes0EWOtSG EWI1SsSWTSe
of all kinds, New or Old advance Money on large
Stocks of Merchandise for sale nj Auction.
They also. give particular attention the Sale oi
Horses. on SATURDAY Of each week.
Our Terms are Liberal.
apriO.dsf SlEEPER d NORTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

RLMovAf.-The well known grocery
house Of Joshis Burr has, thi, day, chang
ed location, and is now pesmams0,lv fixed
a No. I'll Brady street. three doors below
the Davenport National Bank. This new
end commoiious establishment 10 thorough
" fitted up, and everybody that !knows
Burr, knows that he always keeps a tip TOP
stock Of goods, and sells them at honest
prices Call at the new stand and take q
look about for yourselves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

IrcruRE-TnE MoDEL WOMAN. .--Kev. A..
B. kendig speaks TO night at the Methodist
Church, corner Of Brady and Fifth streets.
on the above named subject. The lecture
is for tn. benefit u tn. church. Those who
attend will bear Il discourse rich IN thought,
and well worth hearing. by all means let
there bo full house.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

THE CITY COACH.

WILL BE READY At ALL HOURS .-NEA
~ To accoIna sdate those who wish ~sf>Hsssa
conveyance on short notice. II will bc euS2N "a
kept ready IL or near the Pest Office, ES-V&V
at ai hours. orders left ii thinner sN5,10iHl24
mans Livery Stable will receive prompt attention.
Oh rger n sonahle. aprldu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

HoiLowAy's PnLs-BoDILr PacsrR AriosA word
OF sdvice-No other medicine has y.t been discover
81 To equal tho effect OF HoliAwHys Pills, In their
rapid of all morbid affections % the brain and
wesruese eneSvstion Of the body the oae hctng
sieiy allied with the other The PRIMARY ceuses
of this disease exist in the stomach and thess 0edi-
cinrs especially sdspted for purifying the blood,
correcting the arrangements of the liver strsnR hen
Ing the digestive orxane. aud invigCratipR the gener
II .x.tafn Sold by all UrugEisis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
SLEEPER 4 NORTON,

% Main St., third door below tho
First National Bank.
1--WE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE SALE
OF all kinds VI Personal Property and Real Dstate
at Auction. or Private Sale THEY also buy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

THE wires arc not working this af.srnoon
aud We are obliged 70 20 to press without
our usual afternoon and market reports.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

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any love for nature hut merely for the sake OF pro-
ducing a curiosity. The finish Millas or Holman
Hunt on Che other hand puts into picture Is ohy
for the sake of making the subject clearer, ana VI
getting to nature 6s as possible enoTmeEt SnT
i'm her works. IL not the difference between
the two world-widei Is, it possible 10 10
cOnfound them Let the reader when ne t gfcS S;t ~
ali its wonderful elaboration there is nothing ~ IT,
except in the flowers and plants Of the Is
fame and artificial reproduction of the purely con
xenona rocks trees and clouds 81 Ronhsel 5hs esr snd
that spirit of sentimental mysticism which Overlook
made fashionable for time, ana whlch mas al az
nnmistakable look of aectation when compared WIN
the original model The portion of the picture which
the eye dwels on with the most pleasure Is the lore
Thistle and lly are set about In somewhat formal
fashion. but av nevertheless very prettily painted
But in spite of the mechanical dexterty the picture
displays its charm is only on the surface, an0 caoI
Give a permanent delight.