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Hyatt's Life Rnisnm Perfectly Cured Hlr.
William Springer, No iSS Broome street, OF infammatory
rheumatism, character that he became
ranged He could lift his hand TO his head
fined To his bed during three months.
HYATTS LIFE BALsAm cured Mr.. Joseph Flanagan, Is
Mott street. Of Mercura Scrofus He so badly affected
that the Medical College have his apu
lated. lie met friend there who recommended the Life
Basa, which this terrible ulcer and saved the limb.
RheuInasa-Mr. Thomas West OF keypor, New Jersey,
most painfully tortured with Rheumatism for eighteen
years, when he entirely cured Hyatts Life Basan
These few, out OF hundred thousand cases. cured
by the Life Basam.
Principal Depot, 246 Grand street
Sold by Druggists.
One dollar per bottle, or SIX for five dollars
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
- Put by the sword /!
States NAV be saved without N.

CALEB CUSHING ON ANNEXATION OF ST.
DOMINGO. Gushing has lost none Of
that vigor of intellect which characterized him
thirty years ago, and made him one Of the
leading statesmen Of New England. His sound
judgment and logical reasoning are displayed
in the report Of recent interview with al
HERALD correspondent, in which he freely ex-
pressed his opinions upon the St. Domingo|
question. He takes truly statesmanlike view
of the annexation of that island, and thinks its
acquisition most desirable, as well for its COM
mercial value as for point of national de-
fence. General Gushing is right when he says
''that the Congress of the United States in
aggregate intelligence has always been far
inferior to the Executive" Every acquisition
of territory has originated with the Executive,
and generally has been sturdily resisted by
Congress, as is now the case with st. Domin-
60. Senators will do well to read General
Cushing's remarks upon this subject. They
contain many valuable suggestions, most of
which appear to have been entirely overlooked
by our grave and reverend friends in their
anxiety to discover some trivial objection to
the confirmation of the Dominican treaty.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
SPAIN.

The English Captives Released.
MADRID June 5, 1870.
The Englisnmen captured by the Spanish brigands
lave been rescued, and have arrived at Gibraltar.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
ENGLAND.

Safe and Rej0icinG.
LONDON June s, 1870.
There is much rejoicing here over the release of
the English captives In Spain.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
The "Tcrror'' in Havana.

HAVANA, June 5, 1870.
The monitor Terror, conveyed by the United States
sloop-ofwar Tuscarora. arrived yesterday from Kew
West.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Coop TIME AT FoRDHAM. racing at
Fordham shows well for the quality Of horse
flesh grown among us, and unanswerably in
dicates that we have the first great necessity
for the cultivation of this sport. Two heats
of the mile race were run in 1:47, which is
good time. The Derby-a mile and half
was won this year in 2:45, and this is not up
to the time of the Fordham mile in LAT. Of
course the addition of half mile to course
cannot in all cases be fairly calculated as
simply an addition of half the time of the
race that is only mile in length; but if it is
far from that there is want of bottom. The
Derby time would give 1:50 for single mile,
while the Fordham time would give for a
course the length of the Derby 2:4Oa, as
against Kingcraft's 2:45.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

BatcbelOr's Hair Dye-The Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable. nstan,a
EactorY I6 BOND street
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Abr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, SO4
Broadway, cured Atwater Treat, New Haven Conn, o.
Chronic Rheumatism Sold by druggss
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2jf Broadway corner Murray street.
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Don't Want the Crown.

MADRID, June D, 1870
Espartero has written letter stating that he will
refuse the crown II the Cortes decree 1t to him.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Ingram g. Son, Fashionable TaifOrs, 80 Full.
styles Of Summer Goods made to order At
reasonable rates.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Royal Havana LOttcry.-Prizcs Paid in Gold.
furnished The highest rates paid Douboons
and all kinds OF Gold and silver.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

ABR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, 7O4
Broadway cured Mrs NJ H. Barney Brooklyn, Neurais
Send for circu!ar. Letters answered.
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Word to the EIderIy.-Nobody Loves 70
be That's human nature. Everybody dctess haS
dyes and the sedimenta notadyes That's human
too. PHALONS vIfALIA, OK SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR which literally ieuvenoies gray HAIR from thu
hlth and sediment which dehe the dyes "not adyes"
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An OF Day of the Races.

A.-For Stylish and Elegant Hat Cali ON
DOCGAN, l02 Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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Abr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, 104
Broadway Sylvester Lester 3 Sacke Brook
lyn, OF lnlamniatory Rheumatism. Advice gratis
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Mum e. co., 81 Park Row, New York,
Publishers SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.--Paents obtained
the United States and all foreign coun tries.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

shirts, Collars, Cuffs, and Drawers
unrivaled In style and manufacture a.
UNION, ADAMS CO.'S, No. 637 Broadway.
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A.-BOOts nud Shoes Of Every Variety M
reduced prices G. Z. RICHMOND, 573 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Tru-ses.-Marsh e. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss ONCE Established ~ years No. vesey street. oppo
sits the church.
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Crissador0's UnrivaIied Hair Dyc.-Soid
aud applied his wig and scalp factory No. Asoe House
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Rheumatism, ScrOfula, &sc.-Exfra ordinary
cures by HYArrS LIFE BALSAM. See Tenth page.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

A.-Gef Rid of Cold ut Once, by Usins
JAyNE's ExPECToRANT, a certain cure for MI Putno.
nary and Bronchial affections Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Great Musical Festival.
Sale OF Secured Seats
commences to-day, at o'clock.
See inside column for particulars.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

An ON UOy OF Tue Klces.
L. c. NORRIS exhibition and auction sale Of thorough.
bred trong, road and carriage Stock will take place
Mount fordham. the Old Macombs road, mile
low jerome Park Wednesday June s. at o'clock +,
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Thirty YeMrs' Experience Of nm Old Nurse
Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP s the prescription
OF ono OF the best female physicians and IN the United
Sates and has been used for thirty years with never ang
safety and success by millions OF mothers Tor tner
relieves the child from pain cures dysenery aat dtfhts,
gripping IN the bowes and wind colc by giving heh 70 ihe
child IL rests the mother
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Great Musical Festival.
Sale OF Secured Seats
commences to-day, at y O'Clock.
See inside column for particulars.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

Great Musical Festival.
sale OF Secured Seats
commences to-day, Mt 9 O'Clock
See inside column for particulars.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

StaH0rd's Iron md sulphur Powders
inyigora,e the body and
purity the blood.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

tion dispassionately, must be for the resto-
ration of harmony under the sceptre
Of one of the least assuming, wisest
and most liberal monarchs Of our time.
During the Ministry Of Won Beust-the true
type OF an elevated statesmau--Austria has
steadily advanced into the light, marking every
step OF her upward way with some graceful
and well-timed measure. The struggle on the
part Of her Emperor now is so to combine the
various elements under his sway as to give the
empire strength as breakwater against the
in-pressing Pan-Slavonic movement which
menaces the security and peace OF Central aud
Southern Europe. He has Also manifested
wonderful forbearance since the Sadowa cam
paign, partly through necessity, we may ad-
mit but no less, we believe, through peaceful
feeling and intent, along with that better
philosophy which the dramatist expresses
when he makes Richelieu pronounce these
words -
- Put by the sword
states may be saved without II.
Austria harmonized and Germany proper
amicably confederated, their colossal neighbor,
Russia might 60 on with her pioneering in the
East until the rolling back of the cloud of war
from the farther frontier of Europe shall dis
close peace, prosperity and, at last, liberty
stretching away over the now turbulent do
mains that make the Orient gloomy beyond it.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06

The Greatest Tonic In the Worid.-Use Stcin~
FIELDS FRENCH C0GNAC blffERS PRINCIPAL dsoea.
g. Warron srest. GeE YORK.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

The earnings OF the Chicago Rock Island and Paelas
Road for the fourth weel; IN Jannry we're:
IS7O....sI2O coo l569... S4l9 iae.ease ... $3.50
For'the month:
lTo.... 551 600 if69...... s33339 loerease sloNo
Tho earnings Of the Lake Shore and Michigaa
Southern Railroad during tie fourth week In January
were:
lS5s.. s3lSs3, ls7o...... sJ3Ip Deersa'e....s5n
The amount Of specie in the Bank u England has in
creased s22s 1000 sterling since lGst Thursday.
The amount of specie Ia the Bank Of France has in.
creased 100000 francs since astThHs'dly.
We have received from Aessrs. J. H. * c. H. Goodsen,
publishers Of Tie Spectator their annual charts Of tho
condition and standing OF tho Ncg-YoFz Joint stock Fro
Insurance Company for 1902 aud tho condition aud
standing Of the Joint stock fire Insurance companies %
other States These charts should be IN every counting.
house and Office. They state rH'i'filg flct"thas
the insurance interests Of the country have enjoyed
year Of such remarkable prosperity as IN 1902 and thas
an increase Of not far per cent has been made By
the whole body OF companies upon the surplus reported
year ago."
The following the customs receipts FOR the vees
ending Jan. %: Boston. s2CO7ii; G'gYork $lG9iOo 3
Philadelphia s2e203; Baltimore. 81 23; san Francisco,
week ending 18th. s2oo3ol Ecw-o.!cans, week ending
22d, sl5?,2s5. Total, s3,70l,7C6
orr readers are referred TO the buying and selling hs
OF railway and city securities OF Messrs Utey Dough-
erty. No. IL Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The CENTRAL RAILROAD or Iowa offers its Firss
Mortgage Seven per Cent Cold Bonds at %, free
of tax. Many parties who Lave carefully examined
the merits of these securities prefer them to any othe
in the market. They selling quite as rapidly
as the Company can use the money in finishing the
road Pamphlets and full information may be OBJ
talned and subscriptions will be received, at THs
CoMpANYs OFFICES. No. 50 PNE-sT., NEw-ioRK, az
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, a WAIL-sT. and al
HowEs & MAcY's 80 Wall-st.
W. B. SHATTUcK, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

Gold opened this morning at 12 at 1912 IL sold at
1914 at &lO at 1901 and closed at o'clock az 1901 Low
price, l20highest l2s The transactions OF the Gold
Exchange Bank to-day were as follows Total eearngs,
si509OOo gold balances. sslO5o; currency balances,
Holders of gold paid for carrying balances 6e
6i and per cent.
The rate for money call to-day, was from to per
cent and the market little active The rates
for 6rscass commercial paper were CD per cent, aud
paper offered taken from 6i TO cent The de-
mand for good commercial paper is greater than the sup
ply. Such Is the easy working of the money market,
good with good balances at bank, have
difficulty In obtaining all the accommodation they
want, on their business paper.
Government bonds firm andgn demand at steady
prices.
Ia State bonds. fraction of on Tennessee, new this
morning they sold at Ii and at 04si at the second
call; Coupon at G Virginia Ga. ex coupon 81
s62; do New, G4 965; North Carolina new 25i do es
I9 Missouri 9la9i an advance OF on yesterday; Lou
isiana Is, Levee, 6sa6st, an advance.
In Railroad bonds the market strong. Central Pa
clc, gold, 9iE Union Pacific s6aSsGi Chicago aud Rock
Island, lst mortgage loos; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy S. no. North Missouri lst mortgage, 81; Column
bus Chicago ana Indiana Central st mortgage, 75ia75
975s.
The stock market was active and prices frm especially
I'm New-York Central and Hudson at 97s997i do. Cert
caes at the First Board at9iG94i at the second
CALI Erie 2J do Preferred %; Reading, 96l Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern, s5E Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
30; Columbus, Chicago and Ind. Central cit and Pitts
burgh 3d. Hannibal aud st. Joseph, lO7i Northwestern,
73i; do Preferred. s9l Fort Wayne, 80; Milwaukee and
ST. Paul 72t Preferred. si Ohio aud Mississippi 26E
NewJersey Central ss Western Union Telegraph. sei
Pacific Mall Az Adams Express, 6ii; Wells. Fargo Co.
Express 1st American Merchants Union Express, 37i
United States, Express. 52f.
New York City Bank stock Ph9nx. lo7; Metropolitan,
1884 9lSsi Central. Fourth National, lCo Tenth Ma
tiona LOG; North America, loi; Commerce, l220l22i
or Miscellaneous stocks Canton, 57 Cumberland Coal
Preferred SS Quicksilver Mining Co., TO- Boston Water
Power, Ei
Rock Island opened in the street at 1l5 sold to 49,
and at r. was lis and ll4I Transactions in this
stock continue large.
At E5o p. NJ tho market was or Northwestern Pre-
ferred, ssE; North Western, 72s Pacific Mail, 4Oi and
4Oi; Lake Shore, s5i.
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
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CHRIST AND THE GALLOWS;
Or,
REASONS FOR THE ABOLITION
CAPITAL PUNIS III NJ f. n T.
BY MARVIN H. BovRR

CONTENTS
Chap. l. INTRODUCTION.
H. GovBRSMENT-iTs WAR POWERS
Ill THE RIGHT OF GOVERNMENT TO IsFIIcT THE
PENALTY or DEATH EXPLICITLY DENIED.
w. sACRRDSEss OF HUMAN LIFE.
v THE IRRgMEDIABLE LAW.
VI INSANITY PREDIsPosISG CAUSE OF CRIME
VII TRg DEATH MENACE As A DETERRENT OF CRIME
Will THE DEATH PUSIsHMEST-rTs MORAL EFFECT UPON
SOCIETY CONSIDERED.
TX PROGRESS IN PENAL LEGISLATION.
X PENAL REFORM IN GREAT BRITAIN
xL PROGRESS OF PENAL LEGISLATION IN THg UNITED
STATES
XII and XIII PROGRESS OF PENAL LEGISLATION IN THE
WESTERN STATES.
XIV CHRIST AND THE GALLows-THB SCRIPTURE
ARGUMENT
~. CHRIST AND THE GALLows-CHRIsrs RKBuKR OF
THE SPIRIT oP RETALIATION
IN osR VOLUME
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THE MARKETS.

fcsrsfuliy reported for THs TKBuNEi -
THURSDAY Feb. J 1870.
suRs ar. active ad steady; 10 bbA at 81 -
81 sll Pearls are dull and nominal
COTON-Tbe den rather light but former prices surren
and not much odeug sales Of A bales 3 ast eyeug u
which 16 snl 10 20 spceGtos
hy 6tur. delivery the market ratb- k tor particularly 10
this moath Of loo bales February a. slo 90 do + So
aIc go March 2;Sc do 2ic I5e iel April zst
3gj DO 25c 200 February private trns - for July AND
for Angus. 2 all basis Of Low AJs9g We quote as o.oN
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HORACE GREELEY.

HORACE GREELEY.
"Bsys designed .ute the Science Of POLITICAL Ecoso
MY Win, eIp and defend the Policy PRoTECrIosro
HOME INDUSTRY system Of S,,iOs Cooper,ioa the Ekrs
Labor By HORACE GREELEY" lust aed
limo voums Of t This comprises the twenty
Political published The last sunner
and with additions and sn.ndAoss suggested BY
the author revising then for this us and most eopieu and
borsush Apaesl ndsL Il dedicated he Memory Of Henry Cy
and intended meet y and esnddy the assumptions and
Of the champions siPs Trade and
sspeeta
Tb. ,uo, claims meri, Of graphing With
ground and meeting points they
present them Others s how far bs h saeessdsd he
psuss si that hs has ssaed the positions which
they choose 10 rest their
Ths book II does aspire rmbody sl thss
believed .Ih regard Is subject Though sreus
devoted the argument for Protection regards tie nautsusps
and synnsheil Development Of Home Industry By ID.
snni this end Of ,b. Duties levied Import,
Of that .Desth central and r'ng the EeOnome srmsnsst
~ort the subee, have doubtless been written the ain Of this
simplify truths and commend item. By
pertinent multiplicity Of hOnsy lus,raOas s general
CONTENTS:
I.LABOR-PRODUCTIOs.
II. H..coMNKRCH-ExCHAsGkS
H.. uI..CAPITAL-sKHL-IsyISTIoS fRor.
gRTY.
". .HosEI-THE BhAscE OF TRADE
v..PAPER RMosEY-ETEREsT-UsURf
v.sLAvERI-HRED LABoR-PRoPoRrIos-oo-orER
TON
VII. .MosoPoLT-THE Law OF PRIcrs-Eyyxcr OF DUTIES
ON COST
VIII AGRICULTURE AS AFFECTED BIT PROTECTI0n-vIgws
OF THE FATHERS
U..TIiE srATg-iTs LEGITIMATE sPHgRK-PowIRs AND
DUTIEs-FREg TRADE AxIoMs CONSIDERED.
I..PRoTECTI0N FOR AGRICULTURE
Ii..MAKUPACTUREs AND THEIR NEEDS
III..THE LABoRIN0 CLAsg-ITs RIGHTS MrBRysrs
DUTIES AND NEEDS
xri..THE INTEREST or C0SsUMERs-IsoN
Iv..PROTECTIOs ILLUsTRATBD-sUGAh
1v..THE HARMoST or INTEREsTs-THE su0As. iHDUs-
TRY OF FRANCE NvIGORATIN0 OTHER INpos-
qRIEs-BEEr SUGAR or ITS THiuApHAL MARCH
xyI..AMERiCAE SHIP BUILDING. SHIPPING AND YogRI0H
COMMERCE
WI. .CRkDIT-ITs usEs AND ABusIs-voaIIoH MDIBr-
EDsEss-ouR NATIONAL DEBT
IyIr wHAT HAS BgKs ELUCIDATis9 WHAT SHALL b.
ITrTAIATIoS. DIRECT AND INDIRECT
xx. .Co-uPERATION.
IIi.wooL AND wOoLEka
XXI. IMMIGRATION
IxiI sPEcIVlc-AD vALoREx-NIsxux.
XIV. .CosCLUsIoss
ANALYTICAL APPENDIX.
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HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECOLLECTIONS OF BUSY LIFE;
"REMINISCENCES oF AMERIcAS POLITICS
AND POLITICIANS
rnon TsE orrSIse OF ThE hissorM ooSrE" TO rns
To which added
MISCELLANIES;
-LlTRRATURg AS AyocATIoN!" POETS AND rokTRT"
"RRFoRM AND RBFoEMERS" "a DEFENSE
OF PROTECTION" &e. ta
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1 P,si, PS's ~ a1,,y -. ..s
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
LAsAMPLE OF The scoTcIIIASH.
II II 9TE TE E2IHE }E 4H Tr iPTPqSPsfs TSE MINIS SOULS
" ". RURAL KEw'ESGLASp FIFTT YEAGs sIGo
V. Ny EARLl SCHOOL DAYS
VI AgITg,SkE AgIEg TO EEw'nAMPSHRK
viii ny APPRENTICESHIP
( 1YRiR BY LAKE ERIE.
vi 1I' ntrTIyd an r.sai IyT6 ETeSFsS
IlIl. TEMPERANCE IN ALL TniEGa
KY Hy TkiUaFii Ttn3an4i@
XVIII TIE TRIBUNE
SOCIALISM.
Xxx SOCIALiSrlC EFFORTS
XXI HARRY CLAY
XII. NAHGAhkI FVLLER
IXIIL BEGGARS AID BORGOWE8
XIV. BRAMATlC MEMORIES
NXV. OLD ZACH -
XYVT COSGRESS-NILEAGR
XVII. CONGRESS as 1T WAS =.
Xxx ilkg PA J
LkIELs AND LIBEL SUITS
XAXli EUEOPE-THB WORLDS E4POdTlON
xyXIU THE DISSOLUTION oP THR WHO PARrI
XXXIN THE LAyERi COSIEOykhSl'
XANV. THE NEW EhA II POLlIICA
XyXvL Ny FARM
yXYvlL Ny FAkMlNG. -
xXXvIiI "sRWkRD wRHD, AND GREBLzv-
XYXIX EUROPE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
XII THE BANKS CONGRESS-" Tn. Loss Contest Sr
Kill FRgMoST- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lspsaks
KILL A RIDE ACROSS THE PLAINS .-..
ILIv THB ROCKY HOUEPAISS-THB GREAT BASIN
XIV UTAH-NEv ADA. ---. -.
XIV TiIR sIERhi EBvADA-THE YosBMrrK-THB BIO
XLyII THE FUTURE OF CALIFORNIA lIkkks
XLyIL THE PRESIDENTIAL BLBCTiON OF 1850.
XIX sBCgsSIOE-How COSPRoEIED.
/. OUR CIVIL wAR-ACTUAL AND PossIBLA
L. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
LII JEFFERSON DAVIS
LII WRITING HISTORY.
MIsCELLANIEs.
LITERATURE AS A VOCATION
POETS AND POETRY
EEPORMS AND REFORSERS
THE GROUNDS OF PROTECTION
SUNDAY LBCTURIsG RRMIHSCRSCEA
DAYS RIDE IN MAINE.
ADAY'S RIDB ACROSS TIE ALLE0HAslRk
AHIGHr RIDB ACROSS THR PRAlRlRx
AwISTRR FLOOD IN ILLINOIS.
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE Dssssss bsiusss hefsss effsJ
szt Rshsn Dale Oven
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Appletons' Journal is much more attractive
in the shape OF bound book than q weekly magazine
The second volume, which is furnished in handsome
muslin covers will be favorte resde companion and
AFFORD abundant amusement to the family circle for
many a long evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
HuRsDAT, Feb. s-P. \

HURsDAY, Feb. 3-P. NJ.
The sale Of s1,OO00OO of Government Gold
to-day at the United States Treasury at the average
price OF 0 had the effect to put down the price in tho
Gold Room. The bids to-day amounted TO s2,c2O,oOo
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New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
LIFE DUTIES BY L. L. MARCY, A. NJ VI. d. New.
York: u. ]. sadller a 20. l2mo pp. 300

LIFE DUTIES BY T. L. MARCY, A. NJ, MD. New
York: u. & j. Sadlier Go. l2inO pp. SOd.
Dr. Marcy we'll known a physician and writer
Oh medicine and chemistry. has turned his pen into
q new channel. The volume before us, a handsome
duodecimo Of 800 pages is popular treatise on moral
science written in easy, flowing style designed to
serve as handbook, rGde mecanl for everyday life
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point The authors large medical experience and
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of alton, have enabled him to make prac-
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great value. Naturally, he believes in the maxim
meas sana in oorpore and his chapter on duties
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He divides life duties into two distinct classes viz
those pertaining 10 the material world and those
nected with the spiritual world. In the first class
are comprised the necessities and requirements of
the hyscal organism the rearing and support Of the
family, the maintenance Of government, and our
political, social, and industrial obligations. The
sseond Glass includes the duties owe 10 God. and
our obligations with reference to the spiritual
welfare of ourselves and our fellow creatures
Both branches Of the subject are skillfully handled
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