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al, ,ass, Of Joint interest the female bird is the

SIV ske is more vgant in caring for the young, and
Wcnr after hour have seen tho mother Of Of blue
erossbeaks pass from tho nearest meadow To the 10
bin while her better.dressed half singing sereney
distant tree, or pursuing his pleasure n hy his
color aud manners and by his song, and E 10 ths
shield 10 the female. II is thought teat LINZ D iucnba,
humber clad for her better cohccalheht t cs she s
ton. But this is not satisfactory as III NUS ~ nc ge OF
relieved from time to time by the maze: ~ ~ midday the
cock is f0nnd npon the nest should sooner say t ~, @
dun or neutral tnts Of the lcmai9 s as her lie is far
ture for her greater safety at al lint ,ho ,nois
more precious to the species than that oi 'H ~ A.,
The poper ON Buddhism; the Professionalism OF 'he
East" by James Freeman Clarke u"'oS i"'''
ously parallel between Professionalism anu Io "oeP
! 80 D1,h ~, the one hand and Brahmansm and the
, Ca,iolic faith on the other, and presents an IN
trostno account Of the ancient Hlndoo creed "eh
st nrofessed by two or three hundred millions eI te
b,,an race When Mr.. Clarke undertakes to show, now
| - nat monasticism is an Included Professionalism"
i,n the Church of Rome, hostile 10 the spirit OF the
church and variance with its doctrines he pushes his
,orcics farther than many of his readers will DC
| able TO follow him. Mr.. j. T. TrowbrinGe
/ I'm tho character off, A CarpetBagger In Penn
sylvania" describes visit 10 the NehahSo
oilregons c. c. Coffin. in his "Chna in Our Kitchens
takes a rosy view Of the Chinese immigration question:
and apparently anticipates from the influx OF ASlac
servants sort OF domestic millcnnum,Which VIC nope
we may live to see. Mr.. Samuel Bowles contributes
third paper on "The Pacific Railroad mapping OUT ior
the bored tourist the lakes and the watering places
short excursions which completion of the transeoh
mental highway will lay open to the sandwich iSl''iS'
Orcoop and other little known regions The poetry IN
this number consists of Norombega" by John G "ih'
tier legendary tale of the search for the fabulous Guy
located by early French explorers somewhere % u'o
south Of Cape Breton; and " BY the Roadside' ny Oei
! Thaxter one OF those slumberous Summer poems VI
| which the magazines are sure " Ha'o p4'H'' ' ~
! Of the year.
The Catholic World, despite denomina-
ona favor eyen stronger than usua contains several
very readable articles first Of which we place one on
sniritisu ana spritists" We presume 1t VIII not DC
considered rash TO ascribe the pen Of Dr. OreSes A.
! Brownson Tie writer admits frankly the gennhcness
ofapy of the recorded spiritual manifestations ana at
tributes them other than human agenceS-hot SUPER
| natural, but sVperhuman. He contends however ina,
there is no proof Of their being produced by departed
spirits The assertions Of the pretended spirits, Whether
made by raps 10y writing, or 10y any other meahS' count
for little because spirituasts themselves aumt IaV
many Of their ghosty vsants are liars The writer Ill
The Catholic World maintains that the manifestations
(ohen not mere uggery they often are proceed not
from the ghosts deceased persons but from satan ana
his fallen angels "An Satanic inyasons," he says
"brng trouble or perturbation while the angelic vista
tions always bring calm peace, and order Inc u'IHo
oracles are clear precise distinct free from all am
biguty for he who gives them knows all MS Woiks
! from their beginning to their end satan's
oracles are always guOus. stammerng and usually
deceive or mislead those who trust them" The spirits
can communicate only through persons OF certain tenn
peramcnt found much Ofencr among women than among
men, The views they give OF the next world are more
like views Of the Pagan Elysium than the Christian
heaven Their departed wander vaguely about In dim
and shadowy region like the UmbrR Of the hcathen
philosophy They cut of from the presence OF God
and luger around the places where they lived in the
body, anxious communicate with the living, but only
occasionally permitted to do so. and even then only
I'll. Ttn TVtfg 1raFU HtVE
picture Of the evil results Of the spiritual phi.
losophy, and lays himself open 20 charge Of gross
cxaggeratlon by declaring that tho spiritists
ry generally look upon the marriage law as tyrannca
and absurd and assert the doctrine OF free love" The
woman movement he declares threatens TO be not the
least Of the corruptDg and dangerous forms Of spirit
ism" and panchette. which many treat harmless
paythng is nothing but a mOuthpiece OF the devil An
| article "The Approaching Council OF the Vatican
gives interesting information about the organza.
ton and functions Of the forthcoming assemblage at
Rome and has the following passage upon the reception
! OF the Popes summons by Of the separated
churches:
Tie reception given by the Emperor OF Russia and the
TOO well known to need any OF course tho
great body of the oriental prelacs follow the dcttion 81
aist Tho tyranny Of the Roman Patriarch There arC
wanting, however certain instances showing the i'm
preston which the Pope invitation has made upon tho
more sincere and conscientious members of these scpa-
rated cOmmuuious The Bishop Of TrcbizOnd, m,u Of
venerable age received The encyclcll letter with marks
Of great raising II to his forehead aud pressing
20 his bosom, cXcaiming az the same time with emo
tion, 30 Rome Rome! 81. Peter o ~. Peter" Iie
would not however, declare any decisive intention
either to attend the council or 10 absent himself The
Bishop Of Adranope returned the letter saying, II wish
first TO reject wish 10 decide Tor mNSri' letters
from the East testify that many of ibe Greek .cusmatics
openly blame the Patriarch and the Bishops who have re-
fused to attend the council saying mat by hs refusal
they have shown that they afraid 10 eutcr into dis
CussiOn with the Latin Bishops IT. believed that the
Armenian Bishops who summoned Icy their patr-
arch, residing at COustautnoplc 10 advise with him
ing it from the fact that he aftcrward sent the cncyec
the Patriarch Of Esmiasin with TIE report Of the
dongs 81 the synod. strong uniunist party has
been formed among the Armenqns. aud one Of their
preates, Mgr Norscs has published long letter
advocating unon with the Roman Church. The ottoman
Government favOrs union "a means OF weakening the
influence Russia. aud has separated the Bulgarias
who number millions the Jurisdiction Of the Pa
rarch Of COustaUunoe IL has also refused 70 rccog
nize preate sent by The Patriarch OF Esmias To act as
isnuncO NJ Constalu9le Tor the purpose of counter
acting The efforts Of the Unioni. party aud has given
semoital warning TO one OF The most violent R"S2P
SoTE-ater Informs that Armenian patriarch ofco
nt' Dren o,gu G 70 fn f 8 y .e t'S '',t & ,
tlat th pfesA I4lie Ial egl al o'l.' .n .u
respect and any expressions Of eoaney toward The pe who VAS
The Junschist bishops OF Holland who 1--WE in
number each one having two or three priests and about
thousand people under his jurisdiction, hnd themselves
compelled by hrir 9wG professcd Prhcvles, to submit
have tppedled, ever since the condemnation Of Iansc
Mus fIOm tho Pope 10 an ccumcuca council Now tn1v
fad ecumeuical council the OF assembling be-.
fore which they have full liberty 10 appear and plead
their They acknowledge tine iufablty OF the tr
It's decision which they openly profess their readiness 10
do, that without doubt they viii all Dc TccOnccd ~ the
Church.
"St Peter, First Bishop Of Rome,o contains a sum
mary Of the arguments the Papal side Of
the vexed historical question indicated in the title.
The only purely philosophical article, II VIC except
that on sprtsm, Is a translation iof essay by
the distinguished Italian historian, Cesarc Cantu, on
"The Supernatural" continuation Of 1.-TWO Months
in Spain During the Late Revolution" in which there Is
little about the revolution and that little on the con-