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The New York herald., 1872-10-10
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

JOAQUIN MILLER's forthcoming book OF poems
must not be judged. 80 his friends say, by the
rather poor sIsles Of the Amazons" now appearing
IN tho overland k0ntnlv as the nrst instalment.
TIE PRESENT DUTY ON books, n printed within
twenty years, is 22k per cent Books over twenty
years come In free Of duty; but, absurdly enough,
new editions OF old books are charged with full
duties.
Ms. ApoIpu HEazE IL a man with hobby, and
his particular pet hobby is that Blsmarck's entire
career Is foreshadowed In his hand writing. Bis
marck, says one lobbyist land he has written and
published book 10 prove it), writes the longest
hand In the world. The battle OF Sedan declares
Hence might have been clearly foretold by per-
son OF insight from an inspection OF Bismarck's
chs and tz's.
TIE FOURTH VOLUME Of DIR. Legge's carefully
edited Chinese Classics contains the Sinking or
classic odes Of china, written in metrical form at
least two thousand years before Christ.
HENRI R0cHEP0Rr has received the large sum OF
$4,000 from Q London Publishing house for the
English translation Of his s'Hlstory OF the Second
Empire" The principal feature Of the work Is a
detailed biography OF the ex-Emprcss Eugene pre-
vi0us to her marriage toNapoleon III.
The IMPERIAL LIBRARY OF st. Petersburg has just
obtained an annual appropriation Of 100000 francs,
and has been enriched by several donations of great
value, among others Koran written by the hand
Of Osman. Ibis manuscript is more than twelve
hundred years old and the ulemas OF Samarcand
cali It the sacred pen.n Some Of its pages are still
stained with blood according to tradition. This
manuscript Is the only remaining OF the literary
treasures formerly secreted at Samarcand by
Tameriane, ana FORMS consequently, one OF the
most ancient and precious monuments Of Mussul-
man literature.
GENERAL ASSOCIATION for the spreading of
vrtnn<v nf1nrf hn
direction OF the Grand Duke OF Weimar. The pur-
pose OF the founders Ii to apply the principles Of
art societies to literature-that Is, to buy up the
new works OF talented and popular authors and
bring them within tho reach OF members In cheap
editions. For certain yearly subscription each
member will be entitled at intervals to q specified
number OF valuable new works. The society win
only purchase the very best OF the announced
works OF contemporary authors. They win en-
deavOr to have every style OF literature repre-
sented The first trial Of their plan will be made
between 1872 and 1873.
The New York herald., 1872-10-10
PLYMOUTH CHURCH SILVER WEDDING.

The Third Day OF the WctisaIng-Rc-
union OF the Members OF the Church.
A Talk About the Founding, History
and Progress OF Plymouth Church
Music by the Choir.
The third day. services ofthe Plymouth church Sill
yer wedding were continued yesterday by the early
morning prayer meeting, which was well attended.
The day was designated as the members day. and
was devoted to a reunion OF past and present
members Of the church, numbering nearly three
thousand At four O'Clock the Sunday school room
was thrown open, and q resumption OF the con-
versatlonal promenade oil the previous day was
indnlged n; BY nye O'Clock the attendance in
fully and literally decorated, soon presented gay
and interesting appearance, and afforded abun-
ana Inc o Ur
committee was formed OF the original members OF
sne Church, the present Board oI peacons
ents OF the three snnday schools and
the committee OF arrangements. at past seven
crowded by those who had been fortunate enough
20 obtain tickets OF admission. The exercises In
edict's ''Homen BY Miss Lasar, Miss Sterling, Mr.
Hill and MI. Camp. After this had been rendered
Dr. Edward Beecher opened the exercises with
prayer. Mr.. Beecher, who presided, said q few
words In opening the meeting that followed, which
latter was Of very informal character. He said
that 1t would be twenty-five years on the following
in Brooklyn. Then and now he thor
Oughly believed that 1t was undesirable
and impractfcable to entrus the work OF Christ TO
the professional clergy. Plymouth church had
been from the first q church OF workers, and so IL
continued; and he bore witness, as he had on
many occasions previously that this feature, under
Gods blessing, had been the cause OF its success.
Mr.. WILLIAM +. CUTTER then next addressed
the assemblage, stating the circumstances under
which he heard Mr.. Beecher preach In Indiana
and subsequently introduced him to Brooklyn. He
also explained how, from hint from Mr.. Beccher,
publicly made, he was led to establish church. near
his (Mr. Cutter's) residence. which Is now the
Central congregational church, OF Which DR..
&cudder is pastor.
Mr.. HENRY C. BOWEN followed by the reading Of
historical statement Of the foundation and prog
reGs OF the church.
Mr.. JOHN HOWARD read letter from his father,
John Tasker Howard who was unable to be present
and dated his letter from Chicago, where he is and
set forth the pleasure he felt taking retrospect
the growth OfCOngregatlonalism in Brooklyn, and
the introduction OF Mr.. Beecher and Dr. r. s.
STAIRS, Jr., to that city.
:, Letters were also read by Mr.. Raymond from DR..
Horace BUSHNELL "a young man," and a touching,
beautiful letter, which excited considerable emo
tOn, from an aged memberu
An admirably selected programme OF music,
under the direction OF Mr.. Camp, then per-
formed, few OF the large audience leaving till IL had
been gone through.
To-day win De devoted to the public generally,
and is known as "the historic day" Tickets for
admission to these proceedings are necessary.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
"A WIN. TOPPING \ Co, AUCTlONEERs.
lS2 Church street,
will
THIS DAY (THURSDAY), OCTOBER 10,
at IL o'clock,
dor account 81 whom u may cOncerny
70 PIECES ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS,
VERY SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
Also
OILCLOTHS.
ls ~ 10 81 heavy floor Oclohs patterns to
be sold for of whom 1t may concern without
serve.
In addition to the above
shall offer full assortment
of
FELT CARPETINGS MATS. &C.
Attention Is invited Catalogues and goods
nowr nd
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

"A ''1'iisHl' ESaa ;'SSsl A. bEss asEsHs Piece
rHUnsPAz s5Azadiaa e Sss 5aSss = 1874
xoss aaSf sSRH54S 5sS 4$SHS$isr
than ever SS SMM a oS dF 5s Fun u the world
perfectly startling n magnitads, making iull half day
The following esasnems hayo kindly consented 70
s Sss
Olympic Theatre, Maguire 4 Emersons MInstres
RSssss GoSs Mrs.
Tony Pastors opera House, San Irancisco Gipstreis
Hooeys Minstrels pohneiy's olympic.
srss w positively
saask sSzs EAHG Assss, nssas sGassS 9oS1ER HIER
' Ia nFHA FE4lrE TTshHsS TssshsHssSs,
HHs s1ss5 sSsSS Sss! ssHfE siHfE s5sssR ss5sssssssRR
HENRY sTANwooD, Az, TALBOT
4 4 4. fAEnEEt fFAhEEnbEEEktcKs, JOE n AosslE, sSa Z
JAMES BRADLEY. ED. GooDING,
j. SVi e. cAMFsE'LL, sEnaT,. RvnKR, BILLY HART
LUKE scHooLcRaSfifE,' '-"N''' ARcHY HUGHES
j. X. CAMPBELL, Il. W. PRESCOTT
Gee sEe o"nK GOES, c.Mpnr1 o,ias GEO sIt;3p 4 s69GE
W. HARRIGAN AND HART,
SHERIDAN AND MACK,
JOHNSON AND POWERS,
MCKEE AND RODGERS,
MORRISEY AND EMMERSON,
COURTRIGHT AND GILBERT.
f. CORNu, II. FORTAINE, TOM DEvERELI,
FRANK BEELER, C. H. SCHwAB w. b. PASSION,
+. V1NGPROVA, q. SCliEIBEL,
MARTHA WREN AND JAMES COLLINS,
CHAS. FOSTER, THOS. GRAHAM,
GEO. FRANCE, II. HOLMES.
Mrs R. O. France. Miss s. NJ nnss Hardy Miss A. Mortimer
Messrs s'c H,iss'sfs So9p and Sr T. E. oS.Yy
Tho entire performance under the supervision OF
Mcssrs. GEO. H. GOES and q. l.. STOUT.
Committee Of Arrangements-Charlcs White, Tony
Pastor John Wild, Claude 0lde, George H. Goes Colonel
T. AIson Brown. John p. Smith, Louis Fromme and W.
X. Chambers.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
GENERA! Aumssion DOilnr
Family Circle so cents Stall Boxes. SO 90
Prosceninm Boxes, $40 and Sl6
Tickets and Reserved Seats for sale at Rulman's Gene
raj Ticket Office No. ia Broadway also at Ditson's
Music store. No, III Broadway.
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SALES At AUCTION.
LIEN b. MINER AUCTIONEER
IA salesrooms g5 Chambers and n Rcade streets
BY ALLEN Il. MINER a BRO,
Ills DAY NHrRSDAYl Octnhcr 10

THis DAY THCRSDAYl, October 10
at lU1s O'clock at our Sacsrooms,
30 Chambers and n Reade streets.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, carved rose
wood Pianos velvet Tapestry Brussels and Tbreepy
pets; gilt frame French Plate Pier and Manel Mirrors;
carved rosewood and back walnut Parlor Suits reps
and haircloth black walnut Bedsteods, do and marble
top Dressing bureaus, Washsands, Commodes rosewood
and black walnut marble top Centre and Side Tables,
Etaecres, ArInore -a0acc, black walnut Wardrobes,
Bookcases Dining Extenaon Tables Lounges and Rock.
brocatel and lace Window Curtains and Cornices
Hcrrngs patent marble top Paror Safe oak Dining and
Bedroom Furniture, Cottage Suits, Hair Mattresses
Feather beds Bosers and Pillows, Cooking Paror
Stoves, Crockery Glass and silver plated Ware, &c ac
Also
carved rosewood Piano ropnd corners
and finished bnck, made by stcinway sons carved
rosewood Meloditu.
Also
large invoice Of Bronzes Iarian and Glassware com.
A LIEN B. MINER a BRO. WILL SELL AT AUC.
"a a., ion on Friday, October II, at lo,s O'clock the
ten ny ~ Fulton street. consisting OF Presses Type pd
Az Mucics usually contained IN first class printing
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A TIkAcfIVE AUCTION SALE or
"A valuable Manufacturing and ether desirable cit,
= Property.
J. 8. GAMBLE, Auctjopeer.

TUESDAY, ocroBER oihDR ise n Irenls,s as.;rK on
Moo,s s iods story brick Factory occupied
New jersey Railroad avenue. The front bpjnr s cor "a
ieet The rear building x2S The w ri space be-
sween Duldinge covered. Size of lot 6Oxg2fz eet -
- tbs % Is very desirable properly situated 10 the heart
tne Manufacturing portion of the and should com
able Investment ~ 'o
above prcmses known as Nos los and 05 Bruen street
containing seven rooms each; lots I5x93 feet
Amo t9c nyee story ramc House No Go Liberty street.
containing nine finished rooms with gas 0u and
water In Kitchen lot l9xI02 feet
Terms very hbernI and made known day Of sale.
Jhc plemres may DC viewed AT any tine before sQlc,
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

INDwARD sCHENCK, AuCTTONEER.
IA Closing Mortgage sale Ot
Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
by EDWARD SCHENCK, on Friday, october II, at GO
Liberty street AT o'clock very elegant STOCK,
factured for the best retail trade comprising every
rety Of Parlo Library, Chamber and Dining Suits now
on exhibition.
Also by order OF an executor
superb carved French oak Buffet, elegant oak Extcn-
sion Table and suit OF carved French oak Chairs to
match also
Superb French Mantel Mirror.
(yREAT ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
VI improved Real Estate. finely located on Newark,
palisade and Magnolia asenues Jersey CITY, this day
premises by J. N. GIBSON, Auctoneer. The property
consists of two elegant Residences and brick stores
and Dwellings, in the beautiful location Jersey
City must be sold to the highest bidder chance
sale positive rain or shine For particulars &C. INQUIRE
OF J. NJ. GIBSON, Auctioneer, ~ Montgomery street,
Jersey CITY.
The New York herald., 1872-10-10


~ BROADWAY. @'''
o...> Excitement sin % he increase.
ohASD An&Af or TAl1kME
s aosEre aHSsfass trSSBs rSoE Y eicfY;as bill
MATiSss wnbHEabAY7 bhHHESHtS7on aHD sAruR6h
A,ss rI v MsonDAX NEXT she beautiful BuriesQuc
N'"s'' @"' s0sSi's'a Hiss'a nAuos rxrron
WATSON BROTHERS.;
also the wonderful Trick Mules.
Professor shoass rsssssiyiSsg sss 81 &c nm Rpf
for the mules PETK and BxRHHY
w Proprlstor and Manager. Mr. LBsTRR WAIJACw
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Mr. W. s. 0ilbert's original Ce.ne1v -
PY0MAII0N AND 6ALATEA
which has already been acted at the Haymarket Theatre
London, Tor more than
TWO HUNDRED NIGHTS.
Characters by Mr.. GEORGE BONIFACE Mr.. j. n.
STODDART. Mr.. J. b. POLK, Mr.. L. NJ. HOLLAND, Mr..
q. f. BROWNE, Miss KArHARINE ROGERS, Miss
a EDITH CHALIis, Nine. PoNIsI and Miss FANNY
Due notice win Be OF the nrst appearance Of
MR.. LYrroN,
MR. EDWIN, &ss
FL fF MISS EFFiE GBRMON
MISS ROSE CuGIIl.AN,
ana MRS. JOHN SEFTON
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

MORTGAGE SALE
M ofthe Stock and splendid Fixtures Of well known
Confectionery establishment, &c.
BENJ. r. FAiRCiliLD. Auctioneer. !.
On Thursday Oct TO- 1872 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, ct 262
avenue Twentieth street. all the Stock and
Fixtures contained in said establishments consisting Of
Pier and Manie Mirrors. Cnslrs Ciocks splendid Chan
Crockery, Casters &c &C.; also splendid Manufacturing
Fixtures Copper Kettles and Frccxcrs ofevery descrp
Freezer Tubs, copper lined Rctrgcrator Wagon, &c.
BY order of NJ. kEPPLER, M0rtgagee.
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NEW YORK HERALD THUpsDAY 072-lPlE 4,

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Tn'nDAan' .nf fSSsxflEsaSa sSfEssaaSsa|F'l &f 2 ~ !.
LAST '''1ss sssS ;' 3sS ;s$s me ag '''
in which no sx4sss s,'' ssI' 4SDa Si ss,s;'
me Fairy srf1ss22ss Ifrs2E sEn s1sraiS sbiSd HooD
preceded by g; ;gY S2gcsX si,;E u oc 81 ss s5s:s
55hfAA 5H5 zfArSs ESsS0D ifFf il sHEtSS Ass appear.
WooDs AosSsPPE ssPPEcrAL NOTICE.
In consequence o the repeated deman6s ses ne pro-
'''"o" v MR. DOMINICA MURRAYg
ta new ssnsasion9i s5sS d5ana, sssisica e
OR, TTiE MuRDER ON mix HDDscN,
and owing to Mr. Es1SAsaE SsFssSAssa aEsss' to extend h''
the sasaSpEb aSnsp'iEsb s1S SnSS pSTssassd1 SING dsf%s sS
must positively be Withdrawn on Saturday nexA
axsB2Ess az Rla"s g SRisg IN
VI, nnnsG hs ci;cEsa EykS,sp e tss psS,Fs 1aF q e.
FOR osn4H FosiTivRfY finHsES ONE WEEK EEK Only
poOrHs THEATRE BOUC!CAULT
ID EDWIN BOOrH.......... Proprietor and Manager
THIRD WEEK. fo
MR. AND MRS DION BOUcicAULf
QMks Agnes Robertsonl
!" 2ssassAlRooDs .sf Ssfrs srlsH Dis~''
r.l ~ sAgS Sm ra e
Mr.. nouo1daghE HRsHa 81 ' SaA Afs Kiss se'sr'''n'
Mr. EAcH s.iGt EVENING hHd AND sx4UsDAY MATINEE
Fssn 1. bo IN vsfr @
s
win be produced Ss soon az the public show hcr desire
The New York herald., 1872-10-10
SEVENTH GRAND MATINEE OF
ROI CAROrrE
SATURDAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Curtain rises at quarter TO precssly doors open at
- Seats may DC secured week in advance either
the 0c6 Of Tho Opera House at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre from A. n till 5P. N.
ExTRA ANNOUNCEM MENT--SUNDAY EVENING,
IL Oct. u, SECOND GRAND OpERATIC CONCERT,
the programme to be OF than ordinary magnitude
and merit Seats may be secured.
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

j. BLEECKER, SON Il Co, AUCTIONEERs.
IA. Peremptory sale by order Of Supreme Court
FRIDAY, October II,
atl2 NJ ct Exchange saesroom III B,ro,adway;
House and Lot 81 West Ninth street, between Fiiih
and Sixth avenues In splendid order and repefe with
all modern convencnces fno conservatory, &c. MADE
a Cedar
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

A LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO
IA rent or sell cheap; rent allowed purchase Call
at NJ NJ MERRELLs, No. Union square u65 Fourth avJ
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

SEVENTH WEEK.

4 - noUe Journal says:-"The
IUlronge1 troupe OF theatrical stars
~ f6un f4 lever eon1seOntGd a place q
amusenent IN New York y now gath,
lcred al NE Grand Opera House. and
all appear every night in the regular regular
stock companv., Mrs JOHN WOOD,
1tta JOHN BROuuIAM, EMMA HON.
IBON, ROSE HEls3EE, STUART ROB
SON, the MAJfLTONS and the LADK
sOl CAROTY8. iRAMILY, have each and separately
termed the chief and almost only az.
tFactIou at many places Of amusement
in New York and elsewhere. These,
with the other actors and singers, the
kgrand sceuery, gorgeous dresses, a
lchosSs q forty. and countless super.
nuIAerares, form probably the most
Iexpensivc dramatic eDtertainnent
lever offered In this country"
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

IA. sale OF Household Furniture this Cfhursday morn,
ing commencing l0 O'clock at private residence ~
by catalogue; magnicent "a octave rosewood Piano
Hronxes bookcase 500 volumes choice Books, Chamber
Suits, rosewood and walnut Bedstcads, Bureaus Wash
Chars solid Silver Centre Side and Extension Tables.
Sale positive. T. s. Goods boxed and shipped
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

A UCTION SALE.
IA AUGUST MARTINES 4 CO., Auctioncers
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Paintings Bronzes, Pianotore, Carpets, Mirrors &C.,
ON THIS DAY CThurssay), Oct. 10,
at the private residence 30 West 18th St,
between 5t and 9th avenues,
sale commencing l0la o'clock.
Drawing Rooms-Superb octave rosewood Pianoforte
celebrated maker elegant Suits, Pompadour and Marie
Antoncte styles richest description silk brocade
andreps marqueterie Cabinets Tables Secretary Bookcase
Encoignures Jardineres Canterbury velye, Brussels
Carpets Paintings by eminent artists, Bronze Clocks,
Stauary rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bed
steads Wardrobes hair spring Mattresses Cutlery, Base
ment, Kitchen Furniture. B.-Partles wishing TO at
tend Ibis sale take 9th ay. stages or 9th av cars.
n West 26t ST., BIT 9th and 7h avs, this day,
ing lo QclockHENRY ZINN Auctioneer sells all the
elegant Furniture contained in the above mansion in lots
10 suit purchasers viz Roseweod Panoforte rich Parlor
and Bedroom Suits Mirrors Brussels Carpets Oil Paint
ings Lace Curtains marble top Tables, single and double
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes spring and hair Mat
tresses, Lounges Bedding. Clocks &C. Also Dining Room,
Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale positive.
Dy r. COTTON AUCTIONEEa-LARGE AND IMPoR
ID sale OF Household Furniture four Pianos French
Plate Pier and Manei Mirrors 50 GO Carpets Theatrical
Wardrobe Horse and Carnage, &c.
f. COLiON will sell this day, Thursday October 10. al
1o O'clock at the auction 50 East Thirteenth
Household Furniture Pianos Mirrors elegant Paror and
Dining Room Furniture, 90 or g. Carpets best Hair Mat
trcsses, &c. also at the same time large variety OF
Furniture by order Lewis McDonod City Marsha also
very elegant and costly Theatrical Wardrobe which cost
5000 Hamlet Louis Kill, Ruy Bias Don Cesar de
Bazan and several others; also 10 baskets Of Piper Held
seick Champagne and lot OF good city made Furniture
also at about O'Clock, Horse and Carriage. N B.
The Carpets will be sold after the Furniture about
o'clock Catalogues in time
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

r N. GIBSON AUCTIONBRR-GREAr ABSOLUTE
-. auction sale Of valuable improved JeVseY City heel
Estate this dsy ocopsr For a.. psraasg,1G as9sG sec
JOSEPH SOLOMON, .AucTlONEBR, WILL SELL,
this Ihnrsday and Friday AZ O'clock at ms ssss
Watches, solid ycl Chais Seals Rinsa &C., the stock
OF hrst class retail establishment
TOHN d. HAMLIN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON
81 Thursday October TO- at 10 o'clock A. A. proupt by
public auction 10 close the estate OF David Coie ae
sIed Drug store at ia Ninth avenue consstins Of
large stock OF Drugs Patent Medicines Tnctures &C,
Ac alse the entire Fixtures OF store consisting OF Coun-
isrs Prescription Show and slde CaseS nSoR &C.
Attorneys for AdmiSs.- ratrices.
TOHN MDoNOUGH, AUCTIONEER.-By VIRTUE OF
the foreclosure Of chatte MORTGAGE Will sell tnis
e Lager Beer Saloon consisting Of Counter Shelving,
GhHir abes @c s ssa Ave Beds and ~ sedans adr,as.es
MARSIIAL,S SALE. EOGAnT, AUCTiONEER,
u will sell on Monday Oct ~ 1872 at lO, cclock at
Machines Moding Maehnss Forces Rounding ma. Ma,
and Once Furniture and Iron Safe also one Horse,
Truck and Harness, Lumber empty BarreS nSS &c;
AEARsHALS sALE.-J p TRAvKR, AUCTloNEKR,
vl will SELL BY virtue Of an execution on Friday Oc.
bsr u at & MADE 20
order cost $500 fine SUIT In crimson reps R0,Ecr
Easy Chairs marble top Centre and other Tables aPbc
stcads Bedding Pillows, Pier Mantcl French plate and
other Mirrors velvet and other Carpets Oilcoths, Ol'
Paintings and Engrayings ye Trunks Piano. Gf9cKcty nr
PATRICK DALEY, City Marshal.
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

(NHARLEY SHAY'S OPERA HOUSE. S4TH STREET.
" Great triumpllal reception.
WONDERFUL AND GENUINE SUCCESS.
One solid mass of human beings.
Six more new and bright STAR ARTISTS,
HERR LIE TORT. MAGGIE GRAY,
EDWIN ALANCIfARD, MILL1E LiZETrE,
DOLLY WARREN, JAMES ROBERTSON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, TESTIMONIAL BENEFiT
HUGHEY HAGGERTY.
Matnees TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at az O'Clock
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-09-05

CURIoSITIEs OF ANIMAL LIFE-Therr
can be no doubt that dogs feel shame as
distinct from, and something very like
modesty, when begging too often for
food. \ great dog scorus the snarllng
of a little dog, and this may be called
magnauimity. All animals feel wonder,
aud many exhibit curiosity, the latter
quality aiiording opportunity for hunt
ers in many parts of the world, to de
coy the game into their power. The
faculty of imitation, so strougIy Iy devel-
oped in man, especially in bardarous
state, is present in monkeys. A certain
buIl.tCrrier of our acquaintance, when
he wishes to 90 out of the room, jumps
at the handle of the door, and grasps
it with his paws, although he cannot
himself turn the handle Parrots also
reproduce with wonderful fidelity the
tones of voice of different speakers, and
puppies reared by cats have been known
to lick their feet and wash their faces
after the same manner as their foster
mothers Attention and memory also
are present in the lower animals, and
it is impossible to deny that the dreams
Of dogs and horses show the presence
of Imagination, or that a certain sort of
reason is also present. Animals also
profit by experience as any man reali'
zes who sets traps. The young are
much more easily caught than the old,
and the adults gain caution by seeing
the fate of those which are caught,
Tools also are used by some OF the
higher apes. The chimpanzee uses a
stone to crack a nut resembling wal
nut, and the Abyssinian balloons fight
troops of other species, and roll down
stones in the attack before they finally
close in a hand to hand encounter. The
idea of property is common also to
every dog with a bone, to all birds with
their nests, aud notably in the case of
rocks. Nor can u certain kind of Ian
guage be denied to the brutes. The
dog communicates his feeling by barks
of different tones, which undoubtedly
raise in his fellow dogs ideas similar to
those passing in his own mind =
EGiaJmgh Re5L7c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-09-05


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that could indicate it, Nor did he &c
the Girl the injustice OF suppoSlng tina,
she was aware of it, "Likc awomar
she will take Il scalp that's flung at
her feet he would say to himself
moodlIyj land like a fool I'm ready
to fling mine there only never ShaI
DO It,
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scIt-command. II was his honest IN
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