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Lande & Brother, Hatters and Fur
rlers, Il Public Square, are daily receiving
the latest style Hats and Gents Furnishing
Goods. Their stock of Dress Furs is COM
plete. They make also Dress Furs to order
and alter them into fashionable styles.
seplS 4;
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Mr.. EditOr.-Happy are we to announce
the name of our very worthy, energetic and
successful fellow-citizen, w. r. Mcfarland,
as candidate for the Aldermanic honors OF
the Fourth Ward. Such is tho high esti-
nation In which be Ia held, that at meet
ing OF highly respectable citizens of that
ward he was unanimously chosen as the
man for the place, a d one whose election
will greatly conduce to the interests Of that
portion OF our city, which loudly calls for
good, energetic men to represent them in
that honorable body. sepl9 1t
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Scshenck,s Maudrake PiIls.-T

Scshenck's Mandrake PiIls.-These
Pills are composed exclusively OF vegetable
inregdients, and although they entirely
supersede the use of mercury, 90 not leave
any Of its injurious effects. They act d.
ectly upon the liver, and are a valuable
'smedy in all cases Of arrangement result
ing from q disordered state of that organ,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, IndE
gestion, Sick Headache, Typhoid Fevers.
etc, ETC., all succumb to the free use Of
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers.
mY6 eodtilliau15.'74
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CITY NOTICES.

Morris Club.-There will be q meeting
of the Morris Club tonight at their hall, No.
"a South Market street. Let every member
be sure to attend. By order of the Presi-
dent. 1t HUGH CARROLL, Sec'y.
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FasbionahIe Droes.mokiro

FasnlOnaDI6 UresS.makIng. = Mrs.
Seymour, with Thompson Bros. & Kelly,
has just returned from New York with the
very teststyles. Ample arrangements are
now being made to execute orders with
dispatch. Special attention given to the
getting up of Bridal and Evening Costumes.
Her spacious apartments, above Thompson
Bros. d Kelly, are now open for business.
Charges moderate, and all work promptly
delivered. Mrs. Seymour, with Thompson
Bros. & Kelly, Summer street. sepl9 Ct
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GmIPInss CHM.

A preliminary meeting of the Cmlebs'
Club will be held in Room No. 3 at the
Maxwell House, on Saturday, Sep. 20, 1873,
8 P. n. As an effective reorganization is de-
sired, all the members Of the Club are ear
nestly requested TO be promptly on hand.
sep19 2t ERWIN CRAIGHEAD, Sec'y.
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An INNOCENT Abroad.

A Nashville correspondent of the Knox
vile Chronicle says the opening of our fruit
aud cigar stands on Sunday is ian ugly blot
on the morality of the place." He regards
the opening of dram shops on that day as
''Worse than famine, war or pestilence," but
doesn't accuse US Of the misdemesnor,
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Battle House Bathing and Shaving Sa-
loon.-H you want nice Shave, Hair Cut,
Shampoo, in fact anything in the tonsorial
line, call at the Battle House Barber Shop.
where every attention will be paid to custo-
mers. Webster & Gregory. sep17 IH
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IL you have not procured your tickets
in Golladay's seth monthly drawing, low
is the time to do so. The drawing takes
place Monday, the I'D. Capital prize 81 900
cash. Tickets 81, or for S.. Address j..
R. Gollsday, Bowling Green, KY. 1t
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Fred Donglsss Tonight.

A lecture will be delivered at the EXPOSE
ton Building this evening at s O'Clock, by
Fred Douglass. Subject: "Self-made Men,
Admission % cents.
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New Odd Fellows, Hall al EvausvIII..

The different Lodges Of Odd Fellows in
this city have received an invitation 10 visit
Evansville, Ind, on the 18th inst, and par
tlclpate in the ceremonies attending the
dedication Of new hall at that place.
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New Prints! New Prints!-We have
just opened New Prints ard English
Chintzes, new patterns. Thompson Bros. &
Kelly, Summer street. sep17 3t
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Pence Warranf.

ALI Harris, colOre J., swore out q peace
warrant against E. Vaughn. The case was
heard before Justice Everett, The accused
discharged and the prosecutor taxed WITH
The cost.
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KERR-WEBB.-On Wednesday, the nth
inst, at the residence of the brides father, VIM
II. Webb, ESQ, Edgefeld, by Rev. j. II. Nc
Nelly, r. p. KERR, OF Alabama, to Miss MEL
LIE q. Wee. of Edgefeld. Tenn.
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Green Sea Turtle Soup and Turtle
Steak at Hemphilf's to-day. Also in re-
ceipt daily Of Prairie Chickens.
sep17 81
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New Ottoman Striped Shawls for 81 so; cheap at
$500.
New Black and COlOred Alpaca, 2Sc. ~
New French Corsets 9Oc., worth s1.25. -
New styles Leather and Velvet Belts s5c., worth
COO. .
New Turkey Red Table Linen s5e, worth sl.25.
New Bleached and Brown Sheeting, 2X yards
wide, Csc.
New Brand Heavy Bleached Domestic, yard
wide, 12Kc.
New RucEing's Kid Gloves SOC pair; 2-butpn
Kids 75c.
New and full lines Of Jaconet and other Trim
mings. sep14 tiDjau13, "A 4thp
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Trunks, Valises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, At
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church.
Sewanee Block. lea n
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Religious.

Central Baptist Church-Sarvicest to night
at $50 O'Clock by Rev. W. n. Choudoin, Of
Georgia.
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Blank { J indicates no report eipaer Co ssA-
tionary; minus Il tendency % fall Plus % ten
denoy to rise. A. O. FORD. Observer
The river is still declining At tbs point,
with 20 inches on the Shoals. ~
The Arch P. Green arrived from PsdIeah
in the morning aud departed again in the
evening.
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YOUR

Window Glass, Oils, VArHish, Brushes, Sash,
Doors, Blinds, you will get cheap, II you buy at
I5 North College street, Nashville,
Tenn, CHAS. HI. GAUTHIER'S.
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River NEWS.
STATIONS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, with Chanres
IN the q hours ending p. m. Sept is, Is73. !
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TsIegraphic Report from Signal Service. Corps q.
8. n, Of ObseTUdtiOp, at 3:5e o'clock ,. My
the Poetic and Atlantic Line.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for this City, Thursday.
Sept. IS, 1879.
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T.

Beautiful and durable. Also, Paiatsrs', Ar
lists and Wax Flower Materials Of every kind.
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Time. Bar. Their Wind. Weather
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aug wed fri. sat&sun. Ir4thp
MARRIED.

aug I we'd frl, sat&sun, ly4thp
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cure an easy and brilliant victory. Agri-
cultural implements of world-approved ma
terials and of world-approved patterns are
ready TO your hand, The toll and drudg-
cry of ancient farming have been banished
from the field. The heavy cradle, which
wore out your manhood, and the sickle
which.beDt your bodies in pain, belong to a
by.gone age, The old fashioned hoe, broad !,
heavy and cumbrous; and the wooden
ploW, with its miserable mold board, and its
so-cslled steel point, that kept you always
running to the blacksmith's shop, have fol-
lowed the sickle and the cradle to their
common resting place. Science, the noblest
and graudest artifcer of human fortune and
well being, the source and explanation of all
progress, has patiently unfolded the nature
and con- position Of plants and made us &C
quainted with the properties of the COM
mon earth, wherever they grow.
There is light everywhere and darkness
nowhere. We have only to open our eyes
and to behold all around us the essential
conditions of successful exertion.
Most that we have done in modern times
has been, after all, TO find new applications
of old principles. The pillow, though vastly
improved, is the same implement known
by that name thousands of years ago. Deep
blowing and draining, and a thorough pull
verization of the sol, so earnestly and elo-
quentIy insisted upon nowadays, ard very
wisely so, though now better accomplished
by means of our better tools than at any
previous time, especially in England, were
well known to the cultivators of the soil in
China and Egypt centuries ago. The small
farm theory, by which man may double
tho number OF bis acres by skillful and
thorough cultivation, and one which has
been so eloquently and psrsistently advo-
Gated by the lamen;ed Horace Greeley, was
by no means new idea, or in any sense
original with him. The principle underly-
ing the small farm theory is very easily COM
pretended. Everybody knows that dis
taDce is an element to le considered in
farming and in much other work.
Mine, to-day, is rare privilege. No
man perhaps was ever called upon to ad.
dress so vast cOncourse of newly-emsnci-
pated people; people wide awake and just
, 1873-12-27
a Kentucky Farmer E1iilcll by u Fan.
tlsGr.

From the Lonispitfs Ledgtr.
For AoMe tl1iio paBt fosocosis panther naa
been prowling through tho woods over tho Cat
Iiil!n, near TaylorAyi!o, Spencer Co. On Alon-
day lust Richard Holt cunlo across tho panther
wlilo out hunting, aud fired two charges ntu .a
Bldo without tatal o1focts. This tonted to en.
rago tho anlna, mud in leas than two minutes it
had landed upon Holt and wus hayage!y cIswint
him to doatll. 4 littlo boy WHO wns with laoh
ratl to where party Of mop werc. working in u
field about huff d mile away, and, rs soon III
those mon could arm themselves, they
hassoned to IIolt'a aid but when they ronched
tho spot they found him eoad and tho body ioru
almost into .shretls. Tho boast, altes killilE
hin', had evidently easen = portion Of tl!e boly,
Of tue body could not bo fotnd anywhere nbout
tho spot. alr. Holt was farmer, worry ronu ct
hunting, was bravo to fault anu waa vary ycll-
turoaolnc. Tho inllabitnuta Ut tho loig!,bor-
hood have organized for tho p,lrposo OF hunting
tlown md Staying tlo monster OF tho w0ods II
is sail that tlle hidooua yelIs Of the beast can
DO hoard oyory night, but tint tho paoplo aro
afraid to pcEsuo 1t In tie daIk
, 1873-12-27

RELIGION AND HCIENGI.: 4 HEn1EA Of SUNDAY
AIcruRts IN T1tH RELATION uF NaTuNaL AND l.F-
yEal.En Rr11GInn: or, TuE TRUTHS llt:yEAI.En IN
NAruEE AM SCRIPTURE. Iiy loHEru liz CoATE,
FFn!fHsnr Of 0Pnlegy slll Satnrul Hst0ry n The
University pf California. New York: y. Appleton
l. Go.
Wllatoycr scientists may sny or think OF the
eonollOions Of Prof. l4e Conte, l,la high position
among them las long Lcon conceded, In theso
locturos ho certainly makes mont able nttenpt
to reconcile the acknowledged facts Of science
With tho accepted doctrines Of tia Bible, and
tho Christian publip certainly will give his boph
II most cordial Welcome. Az tho leotures woro
delivered to u popular a.,sliance, thoy aro free
from teollncalit,os, md therefore, hiH iMstra-
tio,ls aud tho conclusions reachctl uan readily be
understood by tho general rnatlor.
AZ q specimen Ut tho thoroughly Christian
character OF the boo!E, we quote Tho following
paraHraph:
III ner pretended revelations We fnl the l1oisy
represented III rafeEfH! and, tu noln exttnt III I'LL
Imperfect, h,hla Way, ua Just III trRr, ah mN, III UDt
hut wluso do we mud hn represented ~ hatp7
a holy un1 III iuuuu M0wlluye uscapt In tho Hnr!p-
tire. And 1le reason III plain: Other attributes nf
tho Deity Ho a ut !raat IN Comm imperfect WHY III
thu su!nMn heart. Ont Hf hcHs etenps found III hs
own heart, 1al may construct MI nD1tct of woralp
and call It God. lie cannot, however, do sMore than
idalzs and project outward whit Aq hnds Within.
uatths beauty Of aonsss IL us1 sayrs aud tsrsfosa,
, 1873-12-27

The death III announced, at tho age OF 70, Of
tho ltsy. John Dy,noko. ''rho Queon'B Chun,-
pion." lilo was tho younger Of tho two sonH of
the lato l&oy. ]ohn Dynoke, Of kcriyeshy, WIN
ought to ltavo nctot as 81 champion" Mt tho coro-
nation Of George ~. but who, as q Clergyman,
was excused, or rather allowed to discharge his
tinty " .!eruty Oh TINT ocsasio'; llH non. the
ges,totnan whose nlme III HOW before III, ncting
III his ateaa, This waH tho laat OCCASION oil
which tho eyes Of The rooraand reerosses of Eli
gland wore allowed to gaze upon tho lloreditnry
Lord Melbourne, and tho Wings iii 1861, u,ii
again il. 1853. not bolng willing to allow tho a-
lion to be put to any uoodlcss oxponHo the writer
Of tho Dlach Book having showed OIL lilo n,l-
tl4outy of Hanslrl, TINT tho ceremonies which
leaA than a,238, 900. Tho Office of champion Ilas
been vested In the Dy1nokoH for 50U yours.
, 1873-12-27

THE Ful+COuSTnY; on, SEVENTY DEonEts NORTH
1.AT1rupE. Tranalatcl from tho French Of JULIE
VERNE By NJ y. ANyErH. With Ono Hundred Illus
trationa Noston: james II. Osgpud Il Co.
Our roadcrs who l,Avo read the other volumes
of this wondorfuf!y-prolitlo Fronch author, can
readily understand tho claaractor Of this book
from its title-page. lie imagincs party rcsid-
Ing for a tizao i'll tho territory Of tho Hudson
Bay Company. md enduring NIL tho yicissitulcs
al the savage climate Of tho Arctic regions OF
North America. This enables him to doscribc,
correctly. as far M wo eau judge, tho furboaring
animals, and the ,notleB Of tuki1lg them their
llRtaro md linbitB, md much that
will interest and instruct younger read
trs III the dangers to be oncouu-
tered in tho inhospitablo regions Of tho
North. Great Bear Lake in Il storm; journeys
to tho Polar Sen; fights with whto bears. seal
takiug, and IL Thousand things and incidents,
make tis ono Of Atr. Verne's most interesting
hoosa. It ia specially commended as 9 holday
buuk for tue boys.
, 1873-12-27

great genius.-and tho world rcads 1t with
ayl,1ity. ty.-ihrVer's Hfekiy.
The origin Of tho fayorito hymn from
dr0onland'B Icy nloa1ntains" tl,e original lnnllu-
script Of which IL In tho cooetion Of Sir. Na1los,
magistrate at Liverpool. IL thus given by Doan
lIobor WIS young ma,, missionary aornonn
woro not NO frequent Ms tloy aro NOW and OH
ono occasion, When lle was staying with Dean
Shirley, Vicar Of WrexlInn, his fatItol-is'~law,
allcll sermon waa to bo proacllod, md tho wnnt
Of suitable hymn waH fo't. IIo waB aslod on
tho Saturday to write ono mud sentoj ut the
window OF tho vicarago 'louso, he produced,
aftcr short interval, III ha cloar handwriting.
with ono single word corrected, tlat lynn bo''
which wo arc all fa,nillnr. Tic writor Of tics,
pages on tho Dec anw tho Original nlas,t,acrip
Bono yoars ago IN Liverpool, mid moro rocontl,
ho las aoon tho printer, still living ut Wroxhanl
who Rot up tho type whom boy"
, 1873-12-27

THE EGYnTlAN EKETCll-BUOK. by CHARLES q.
LkLAsp. New iosA: Hurd & lioughsou. Clicago
JnnGen, MeClurE i Co.
Our readers aro best acquaiutea with the
author us - Hans Breitmsnu." whose poetry has
for Hono timo becu popular Mt evening parties.
whon read by those who can initiate Dutch rom
dered in broken English. In the work before
us, l,e giyeA tho ludierous Hidcs Of what ono may
sec in Egypt,-sometmes succeeding admirably,
and often giving liz paragraphs that arc oxces-
aiyely stupid. Ho has jokes md puns with
out number, some OF which are atrocous,
and some decidedly funny and mrth-provolsing.
culture, and n journey up tho Milo asrycs the
auhor good turn by enabling him to paint tho
grotesque ,nanners aud habits Of tho Egyptians.
In itH line the book il wall enough. twill serve
to while awny pleasantly MI hour, it may bo on
tue cara or by tho tlreside.
, 1873-12-27
Il fEltRpHilA Jtstiup.

A Kansas paper giyoB tho following report ot u
Judga'n se,ltoueo, lntaly pa6sod Oh Il criminal:
"BrHu,loy, ynt Infamous aoolllhlroll You're III,
,nrcleosiol villain! You haln't u Hinglo re-
doolninE trait in your character. Your vito aud
fany wish We had sa.lt YOU to tue poniteutiary.
and yon l.uyo put no to moro trouble thau your
mock IL worth. I've oxllorto.l md prayed oyor
you long enough, yol, noounlrol. lust 10 home
und ta!to one glimpse ut your ta,nily, ami ba olr
again! Tho Grand Jury llavo fo,.na two other
indictments against you but I'll tlincharge YOU
vi your own rseognizl1lees, a,,l II I kesul you
in this neols Of woods lo-lorruw morning 1T dny-
light. III nock YOU right in iail aud hump yol oil
Muls srt,.,ndrol! II eyer catch you rroAsing
your finger ut man, wolnR OF cliId--,Yi4.te n4i,
Or niggor.-I'll sock you rlsht square lnto tho
1ugl Stand up, you scoundrelt whtla pass
aeuteA0a on youl'
, 1873-12-27

From the San tFauci8c6 LNH.
The thriving town OF Workingtou was honorel
tho other day with visit by young man troH,
Whitchaven, in charge OF pony aud cart, ts.a
latter continuing Q quantity Of apples, which ho
offored for sale. During his wandeyings through
the town Ae fell in with laborer and his wife,
and, nfter somo conversation, the laborcr offered
to sell Ills 'mgslB" to tho apple donlor for Two
HlillngB. The offer was accepted. and, Nh tile
woman n,ado no objection to the arrangement,
. bargain WAS struck. the money WIS paid, and
tho Indy set out with her lord md mnnter Oh
her travels, and did her host to aBsiat him in diu-
posing Of his stock Of apples. Her huBbuud.
by way Of consoling himself for tho
great loss ho had sustained, spent Ills
money was gollo, tho doso!ate man began tu
examine tho Situation, md arrived ut tlla deter
mination 10 hayo laia wife buck again. With thia
Wow he set out in search Of the apple-t}enling
young ,na, from Wltohavon'" That ho had 70.
pcntod OF his bargain, aud that it WAS his inteu.
ton tako tho partner Of hin joys and 6orrowb tt
his heart and home again. Tho appla-eca!er III.
tip1ated that before anything Of tho kind eoui
DO done tho purehase-monoy would havo to b%
refunded.
10 comply with thin demand was impossible
II far ne tue distracted husband WAS concerned
for lie bud swallowed the price OF his vito. !
bitter Tra1glo ensuod; tho husband wanted ht
wife; tho applo.lealcr WIS firmly resolved II
have either tho woman or his money; tho lady,
-alas for her SOY, x,~tooli part with the apple
doaler agalnrt her liege lord, nId ut lonEtl tool
Boul6loI to witnoAs tho fray. aud ono or the
number told tho husband that His vito had fled
down the street. Away in the direction i,lli-
cated sped tho frantic man. and tho moment he
did no The wo.na.l eanlo out Of tho house
got into tlo cart which gtGndislg at the door,
tho applo-dealor took Lis scat beside her, aud
the pony yet oil with tho pair ut IL rastlins pace
ii, tlIo direction Of Whitehayon. The husband.
running down tho street, lonrd tho sound oi
tiHn1 hatfjf frt1f 1tSH st.1
With cry Of rago aud despair ho turned round
and started in pursuit OF tho rul,awaya. His at.
forts to oyorta!o them, however, vera in yain:
his two legs wore no rlafe for tho four logs OF
po1lod to turn back, wifeloss and melancholy
man,
, 1873-12-27

SOUND AND MuBlC: i SoS-St aTUE,tATIcAL TREATISE
-nS TitE PHYSICAL CONSTITUTION Of MUSICAL
SoUEuS AID 1lAEMOaf, lSCLuntSH THH CHIEF
AcousrIuAt. D1scoyENIER OF pHor. HELsilIoLTZ.
BY Si:pLrY TAYLOR, Trinity College, Cambridge.
London and New York: Macmillan /: Co. Chicago
Jansel., MeCiMrg II Co.
We hayo copied the title-pago Of tho work be-
fore uH 30 fully that our musical readers may
understand ito character. It ia elementary in
MI respects, aud thoso who wish to writo or read
music will find it, so1uo work like it, essential
to tl,cir Euccess. As this IL just from The prees
the anthor has doubtless Incorporated tho latest
Information OIL the subject Of which he trcats.
He has introduced The discoveries OF Helmho1tz,
md explained thom IN accordance With his own
ideas Of how lie could mako them best UNDER
stood md useful to his readers.
, 1873-12-27

10 tie Editor of fde CI1caao Tribune:
SIR: aIr. john Hay, Of tho Now York 11rib.sae
gentleman believed to bo possessed Of u decent
living, secured very onviablo literary reputation
by tho authorship Of two pieces of poetry. It Ia
my opinion that ho il maltscating TINT reputa-
tion. II Mr.. Hay did mood the money which
tho busiuosh managers Of Scrihncr's probably
snw fit to pny him for his last poem In
t}aat periodical, and it had been writton
carefully and vol, mechanically considered,
there might bo only regret among tho chari-
tabe admirors Of Ills former pioecs TINT it
should have bccomo necessary Oil hIH part to
lsave anything to Buy upon u tlemo 10 inIpotent
MI TINT Of Don,loir-propheeie.. following
him, however, over tho priclss OF recuniary dis
wido In metropolitan Sunday iaBnea, crosb-roadn
delinquent tax-slats, md patont-outnidcH.--
nny tWnldle, but q riclsoty specimen OF tho pho
lltsnollo.,, am cnnHt rainc.l tn cry OUT anl to
urge ntl1ora 10 cry cut until it shall he lnproit
ubln to minister to the Motrical wants OF Amer
h,g IL II specimen, especially when no claiM Of
puotty, per sc, il matla for tho production:
Ol,e day IN Thu Tu.itr.ea,
When ii southwest HIsl.lRl, breezo
Aruught ar.n!lnnlla Nuwh Of Tue Queen,
Tho lnr, rrn.l EilnrraA Bath
"1iy you'd friend 1oteH hcr t1eul;
II hIHtturu II, nj il,iH way,
alla beo ller shopping soIAo day
III tic 13ulcylrt-CaplClNcB,"
If my mnu will give some ole ru!o which will
upply to tho pronunciation OF tho rlayming
worla in tho firal anil noeoitl a!n1 In tllo Third
mud eighth lines, shall la Obliged To eontaas my
suit with pb1natinE to tour linGA IN 6tAn4n Of
eg4t boing out OF gear with each other; to tho
attending stnuxas bearing little resemblance in
construction to the first; and to the poetic
, 1873-12-27

le ranttut rjuct It outward IN MI attribute Ut lin
1)eity. Iii tte RetipInrna nonn ws find holH God
therefore lip Huln ut III he ) Testament lhuli1fy
Onr4f ftrssh, because 1Iny One uot tmown iii
my ntler nAtton Ia mt tlla, tllt lowrriu arEn
nlrnt f0r tho inspiration Of ticHu HErpnrcR4
IT, tgn, holiness in Tho lMnuy A,u perfection Of tho
Disie ,atre ntrey It ~ nIHo lilo aty md lArfec-
ti.m Of mna,l nature. Nuw, We liayo Huen Tint thn
whGn work Of 1ia this trff n to rta0ro or per-
feet lin D!vno inmge III thu ,atus OF ,at. til Tho
a0n If man truth, Ia thn l,eart of man m love.
Now, IL in tho harmonious combination nf all thrHo
D!vsne lcnturcH tlnt enf,ntitcs Tho beauty of tho III
vno inagu huli,.eHa In nlun leHtss, therffofr IA
thc trna en-, af human J and every otler Ii fsisc
, 1873-12-27

pA1NTEKs. SCULpTONs, ARCHITECTS, EN-
GNAyEEa, AND THEIR WORKS: 4 HANDBOOK.
Ev CLARA lnsk1NE CLEMEST. With Illustrations
nul Alonograns. New York: lIurd Il Houghton.
This III really an illustrated biographical die
tionary of tho lending artists whose works hayo
u,ado them memorable among men. Not only
does tho author give short sketch of their Yea
arl1 works. bnt tho names Of tho engrnvors WHO
have giyou those masterpieces to tho world In
cheaper form aro nlho stated, md ongrayings aro
given Of the best pictures Of the loading artists.
an handbook Of refcvcnce, tho work Ia ono Of
great val1le to MI who aro in my way Interested
in art lnuttors.