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Benefit Of Laughter,

Probably there snot the remotoat cefq.
or or little inlet Of the miudto blood yes,
sells Of the body that docs not lecf sQma
wavelet from conS9islohS heavy W.
ter The blood moves more lively pro.
badly its chemical electric, or vital coudi-
ton is distinctly modiGod-it conveys o
different impression to all tho organs Of
the body as il visits them on that particular
mystic journey When we arc laughing, from
what it does at other times. And go, wo
louttnot, good laugh may lcDgthcn our
lives conveying distinct stimulus 10 the
vital forces And the time may como
when physicians, attending more closely
than they are apt to do at present to the
innumerabIe subtle Influences Which tho
soul cxcrts upon its tcnpmant of clay,
shall prescribe to n torpid patient, so
many peals of laughter, to be undergone
at such aud such time" just as they
now do that far more objectional prescrip-
ton, a pill or an electric or galyaniq
shock; aud shall study the best and most
effective method Of producing the required
effect in each patient = Herald Of Health.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-24
The Great Circus Riders Of the World

The Great Circus Riders of the World,
A writer IN the St. Louis Republican,
gives the following lists Of champion cir.
Gus riders (oot including our Methodist
fricnds) aud their salqricsi
The foremost bareback riders in tho
world are James Robinson, John Henry
Cooke, H. Wdlby Cooke, Charles Fish,
Douald Melville, William Bell. Madame
Caroline Roland, and Madame Dockrill-
Y he average salaries Of bareback riders
are from Sl75 to SGOOper week. James
Robinson, who has been thirty.two years
iu the business and is regarded astbo best
bareback rider in the world, has refused
S7OO per week in Germany, while filing
apothcr more lucrative engagement. Ma,
dame Roland and Madame Dockrill each
command about 500 per week and ez'
pcnses.
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It is now discovered that President
Washington sometimes drew bis salary in
advance of its being duo, whcrcupon the
congressional salary gratbcrs have taken
fresh courage fthcy take nothing else
we will be better pleased.
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A Memphis girl was married the othor
doy, aud Immediately sold her piano,
bought o sewing machine, und made her
husband suit Of clothes aud herself two
calico dresses, aud now fourteen young
men are seeking the hand other unmarried
sister,
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A Ducbman aud an Irishman once met
on lonely highway. As they met, each
smiled, thinking he knew the Other. Pat,
on seeing his mistake, remarked: Faith,
an | thought il vas you, an you thought
it was me, an its nathur ofus,"
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During the war letter written by a
rebel soldier to bis sweetheart was captur.
ed, wherein the writer said; "We will
lick the yanks tgomorror if goddlcmity
'''''E''' 'uF, ;ift fT',ut,,uutuNu
spares our life.
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"a real gentleman, said an Irishmup
one day, "is one that never earned a
bn'porlh for himself or for rony one bclOpg'
ing to him"
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Have you ever broken hOrso9" in,
quirGd horse jocky. mo, not ozaCtlyp
replied Simon; "but I've broken tWo or
three wagops,P
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
MASON COUNTY.

MASON COUNTY.
Judoe Circuit Conrt-EloS JOS. SMITH
R".idence, Ravcnswood, Jackson county.
clerk Circuit Courl--C. B. WAGGGS w IN
President County Court-B } EEDMVND
clerk Conaty C5urt--E. KlMBGRLlNrG5;;
Prosecuting Aitorncy--D. W. POLSLE1'
SherifF--C. SEHON
Jaior-J. JEWB'r'F,
Surveyor @ Of Lands--G. W PULLlN.
Assessor Dist No. III ACOB RoUSI'
I" "D. S VAS MArGE, Dept
{" No. a-JOHN Q BUOkL2
spprrintcnd't Of Schools--O. 7. B. MOORE
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic -Minum Lodge No 10, A F. ana ma
A. NJ, meets monthly on the night oil Ihe lI''
moon, the same beng Tuesday, or on 'Tc
tuesday night Immediately preceding. W.
KENNY Secretary. -.
700. F.-ihe Point Pleasant Ledge. NO
a. 100. f.. meet. every Thursday nIgH'
at Fishers Hall. JOHN MASON, Secretary
POST OFFICE NDURS.--The oince Is
npen from I o'clock M. to ) o'clock p NJ
On Sundays from So'Ilock u. IN. to ] a nj
NM FRENCH, Po,wascr.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-12-25
BACK PAY.
Large and Enthusiastic Meeting
Of Government Employees.

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
employees of the Government at Fl. L:aven.
worth was held at the District Cour. room
last evening.
Communications were read by the Hon
Thomas P. Fenlon, from Senators Insalls,
Crcz;er, and Congressman Cobb, stating thai
the claims of the laborers would be settled by
the first of January next.
These gentlemen from the time Of these
letters rave paid considerable attention to
this matter of extra wages and richly deserve
The thanks of the parties interested.
The letter of J. NJ. Broadhead, Compr,L
er of the Treasurer, states that the act Of
May is, 1872, only provides for the pay
ment of employees from the 25.h Of June l76S
to the 19.h of May 1909, and that sufficient
sum is now in the treasury for the payme,-
of all claim between said dates.
He further seys in his letter, that all those
who have right to pay under the eight hour
Law, after the 18th Of My, 1869, will re-
ceive their money out of any funds that may
be in the hands of the proper officers, but if
the appropriation is exhausted after paying
those entitled To pay, between the above men
toned d,:e-, further legislation will be re-
qn;Ied.
After passing resolutions expressing their
thanks TO those members of the delegation at
Washington who have interested themselves
in this natter of back lay, the meeting ad
j Jurned.
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WELL SPOKEN.
A Lady's Opinion OF a Sleeping
Car.

Sleeping cars are not such luxury after
all il We are to believe the following extract
from leite. hurled at prominet railroad
official. 'Oae word in relation to your
sleeping cars. know they are elegant in
every detail-,hat everything is done TO in
sure the comfort of travellers, so that they
may sleep as com tortably and rest as securely
as e'er they might in "home. sweet home;"
but how about the dressing conveniences A
woman's toilet, to be satisfactorily performed
demands some other position than prone up
on the face. Likewise, it is somewhat more
agreeable to perform portions Of the toilet
unobserved by the multitude. Men either
are not burthened with modesty, or they
have minds that soar 90 far above the feminine
that they give no thought to the embarrsas-
meut attendant upon the method and man
ner of deposing ones self in those close
quarters. A woman carefully exinguishes
herself behird the curtains, slyly uhioosens
. lace. envelopes herself dscorously in q
large waterproof, not daring to l-y aside her
chieuon for fear of q surprise, and to stow
herself away uncomfortable and depressed
The stranger in the bunk above leisursly d.
veats himself Of his outer Sarments, pulls Cd
boots, looseos su@penden, and bounds into
bed With graceful ease; rather enjoying the
situa,ioni think il there coulj be lady's
car for sleepine and toilet, exclusive Of gen.
49,. q ScsnN - a ~renf adVn0raannnf IN
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SheriT's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF LEAyESwCRIH.
In the District Court of The First Juicili District
of the State OF Kansas .Iitsas ia su for Le.veu.
worth county in ssid state.
Austin N. Clark, J. G Store anil
NJ. Z. Clark, Plaintiffs
fCase No. 5.os
Eliza F. Young and Isaac Young
Defendants
DuBLIC notice il hereby given, thu under and
by virtue of the Jud uy Mt renle ret in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named Court,
and of execution issued on said Judgment,
to me directed and de ivered. l will IN
Monday, The 1911 dag ef JoHHaly 4. ID.
1871,
II o clock n. m, Of sail day st the Court House
door the city Of laGveuwurth in the County
and State aior, said, oHer At public sale and sell
the hughes, bidier for cash Ia hand the follow
ing described tract OF land, situate lying and being
in the Coenty Of Leayenworth and Stais
OF Kansas, namely: Lot number ihrce 80 in bIsek
number six 81 IN Clark AID Eecs' Addition to the
City OF Ieaven~
Said property has been levied upon and is 10 b.
sold As the property of the above named de'en--
ants, Eliza +. Young and Isaac Young.
THOMAS IEONAKD, r
She il. Of 1eavcn I0r. h County, Kansas.
Sheriff Office, Leavcuw9Fth City, Kansas, De-
cetnber l6th, A. ~ 1875.
PENDE.r GODDARD, Attorneys Cor Plaintiffs.
d.,IIwtf
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r,,. .uxes,t-a,ipg Committee.

Yesterday the Board Of County Commits
sioner- appointed committee to inquire
into and examine the accounts OF Coun'
~ Treasurer Smith. The committee COM
mencei work al once, ard will render their
report on Saturday. Not much can be
done, except to verify The statement made
TO the Board Of the amour; Of the deialca-
ton. The books ia the Office are found TO
be perfectly correct, and where the funds ab-
s,racted have gone can only be explained by
MIR. Smith himself. For particulars in re-
Iation to the statement made Of the amount
missing, see ofEcial report Of tie proceedings
Of lie EnHrI
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The IsGii.:T , =,

! The approaching holidays 50 universally
devoted to amu.ement and pleasure, will al
ford an opportunity for our charitable citi'
gems to contribute TO the happiness Of others,
which shoulI not be forgotten.
Christmas and New Year, with all their
ioyols festivities, will be seasons Of gloom
and -orrow TO mary families, unless some
kind hand bestows upon them the neces-
sary means 10 purchafe such provisions as
will supply them for the occasion.
There are are large number of people
who would gladly engage in this if the op
poriuuily was given, and what il needed il
some pl an ,ha, will meet the approval of
benevolent people, and that will operate
effectively and equitably. In Chicago the
Germans, who have interested themselves in
the m alter, have rented large building for
the use Of the German poor, and subscrip-
tious in cash. fuel, provisions and clothing
have h.en secured, while some Of the ladies
are.p reparings Christmas tree for the little
ones. This deserves special commentator.
The suffering poor are always IN our mids;
their happiness and comfort is duty en-
Joined by humanity ss we'll as Christianity,
and il should not be forgotten in the Tim =
devoted 10 gsyeiy, 10 happiness, and good
cheer
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DOES II PAY!
Are there Any Benefits to be De.
rived from JudiciOuS Ad-
vertising!

Daring tie pas; month-and in fact ever
since the money panic first struck this city,
We have taken considerable pains to inquire
into the amount of business transacted by
our heavy advertisers. We have talked with
nearly every business man of the city and
although mary declared that advertising in
dull times W u!d not pay the greater portion,
and among them those who are roirg the
most business testify that by mea,'s Ot adver-
Using their business in the journals of the
city they have been enabled TO make steady
sales and satisfactory profits.
The large run of trade which several Of
our leading dry goods houses have had
within the last three we,ks bit corroberates
these statements There could not be bet
ter testimonial 10 the efficacy of advertising.
1t il a well-authenticated fact that during
prosperous times Tire house that advertises
largely il the house that fl )urishes. Indeed,
the testimony of the greatest merchants in
the land, the larges ship and steamboat own
ers, the most successful men Of all classes,
is universally to the same effec.. that adver-
Using is the veritable bread upon the waters
which returns unto them after many days;
and If there is any time in which the sdvan.
tage Of advertising is more particularly felt,
il is during and alter the depression
consequent upon panic. Not alone
is the keeping up Of appearances sine quo
non of successful trade, hut we must never
lose sight OF the fac, that, however depressed
the seller may be in the day of trouble, some
one has been invariably shrewd enough TO
lay by store for rainy day, while hun
dreds have boarded up in anticipation Of
this very crisis These men want to buy
they must bly-and their trade will na.ur-
ally flow to the house which adver,ises the
most, and appears to keep its head highest
above water. Whatever a man does in tie
mids, of financial trial, 80 long as his ship
will ,at a, ali. let him advertise. 1t will
strengthen his credit then and forever after;
it will bring TO his store or his counting
room scores of customers, who, from the dis
appearance Of their old friends from the ad-
vertisins lists have Unsigned them
defunct. In every respect it will pay
This has been the experience and is the
testimony OF the most sncceasiul business
men in the United States.
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Sh0riF's So 10.

STATE OF KANSAS, L.,
CoUSrT or LKAVESwoKTH .
In the pstr G, Court of the First Judicial District
ofthe > ate Of Kansas, sitting ia ald fos Leas-
en~orth County ia sa.d state.
Henrietta Stuart Admit istratrixl
of the estate of Andrew stuart,
deeeas.d, PiAintiG.
Henry Foote, John c. Grupd, w.
Elisabeth A, Grund, Aiexan-
derCAld we'll and John e. Doug
lass, Defendants, -
nUBLtC NOTICE is hereby given that un4sf
il aud by virtn. Of the judgment rendered In The
above egtitled action in and by the above named I
Court, AMI Of special execution isued on 90 4
juds nent, TO me directed and delivered, vii. e.
Thursday, tie 18th day Of JotnHa.y, A. D.,
1874, -
atIf o'eIock .. m OF said day, al the Court Houoo
door in The City of Lsayen worth, in The eouno1
and state aioresaid' .hsr u public taie, a.d g
the folioSing ee-@r;hci tracts VI H.
situate. lying AMI being n the county Of les
en~or,h, and State Of Ksnsss, rarely:
numb r. one y, Two az, thee 90. four 81,
Or sx 81, seve1 }, eight sl niae 30, tan ~
eleven (iij and twelve -, iu block bu'sber
49,, lOLs Numbers one q and two (2),
number our g. all in Benz's sub i yisod
CITY Of IeasenwOrth, and lots seventeen a
eighteen (l3l, nineteen (i9j and twenty (zo1, r.
book number seveuty-one t7il, ard lots BanAsD
(i4J and let nunpertw nty-two q } in block ~ -.
Der twenty-three go. in the original plss Of -
CITY OIL eayenwo'th, in said county and State. \!
said proper; is TO De cod - commanded by tia
said special execution and IL purs uanoe u . .
judgment.
eherid Of Leaveavorth County, Kanssa
sheTi6s' Once, Ieavenvorth City, Kun0L
Dseembef 10th, 4. d. 1s73. y -
fEsDEsr 60DOAkn, Attornsysfor Fiasn1
dsr2vu
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MRS. ANN ELIZA YOUNG.
Her Arrival i'm the Metropolis of
Kansas.

Friday afternoon Mr.. Avn E!izs
Young, accompanied by her travelling com
panion Mrs Cook and her agent z Pond,
arrived on the p. m. train from Lawrence,
at which place she lectured night before last
to crowded house. The party went at once
to the Plantt r. where they will stop until the
middle Of next week. Mrs. Young seemed
to be very much fatigued and complained Of
4 nervous headache. She has been kept in q
constant worry ever since she left her home
in Utah, for fear some of Brigbam's ennis
saries would capture and return her
to her polygamous lord and
master. We will not anticipate
the curiosity Of cur readers in regard
to the pereonal appearance Of the lady bu.
VII leave that till she steps before her hear
ers on the lecture platform. Night before
las, the lady lectured in Lawrence, and the
Tribune gives the folio wing brief but comp
limentary account:
The lecture OF Mrs Ann Ell, Young last
ed. Liberty Hall was filed with a msgnif.
cent aud ence which. gave its undivided and
deeply interested attention to the thrilling
presentment of Mormonism ~ exhibited
in tue ex periepce Of ons OF Brigham Young's
wives. Mrs Young is an agreeable and IN
teIligent lady, OF modest demeabor, and who
talks with snch evident sincerity Of purpose
as to secure the sympathy, confidence and
appreciation of her audience to a very re-
markabie extent We shall net attempt any
outline OF her lecture, for We could not do
Justice to it in orr limited space, and other
audiences in the State are to have the plea
sure of hearing it. They have rich treat
before them which We shall not mar by anv
attempt to report what che has to cay.
Mrs. Young is a beautiful woman and a
fascinating speaker. She holds he audience
speil-bcund. There has seldom been a great
er treat than was enjoyed by the audience.
Her mission will certainly prove
the downfall of polygamy and
the kingd ON OF Brigham Young.
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100000 bottles of Green's August
Flower has been sold in this State in three
months. We only ask you to 60 to the
drug store Of Robert Parham, Leavenwortb,
Kansas, and get bottle free of charge, OF .
regular size at Is cents. Every bottle war
ranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, Sickheadache, Costiveness, Heart
burn, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach, Indiges-
lion, impure Blood, or Deranged Stomach
and yer. Try it. d&weOw
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FIREIN PARAMOUNT.
4 Store Blown to Atoms.

Yesterday morning, about IL ] o'clocF,
the building occupied As . store and war,
houee BY Mr.. J. NJ Tanner. Of Fairmoan',
was burned to the ground. The FIRE origin.
ated in the rear end of the building. and The
Grst intimatioo that the villagers had Of IL
corhAgration vac the explosion Of key q
powder which sent the building in twair.
and left il IN Ney prey to tie flames which
were already under tenibls heedvay. Every
e6ort vas made to ave IL aeck .of gooda
- IL hsat ~ . inlaase Ut nothing coak
e - 49, IS - lle .
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The following oficers were elected and
installed into Office December l9, 1873, IN
King Solomon Lodge No 10 A. F. and A..
NJ, for the year 1874: Dwight Byington'
w. Nj; NJ S. Butzel, S. W; Van L. Lid
die, J. W; Mr.. Shaw, Treasurer; j. W..
Kirkham, secreialy; W. F. Kirkland, 5.
ID Jacob Shifsr, J. ID.
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The splendid advertisement of the State
of klnsas al the Grand later State Industri-
al Exposition bed at Chicago during Octob-
er and portion of November, may not bring
forlh inmediaie results, but the good seed
thus sowed viii certainly tie reaped sooner
or laer. Many thousand persons were at
trac,ed by the Kansss displays who had but
vague idea of even the existence of orr
STATE, and EXPRESSED surprise that such
splendid products should grow in what they
supposed Wild and sterile country. Thou
sands of others had heard of Kansas, had
read f.;iering reps-ts about it in the papers,
bat doubted the reports. In the displayas
they saw the proofs and expressed their ad-
miration and surprise. Thousands promised
10 come out TO Kansas sooner or later and
they will surely come. Besides these DIS
plays, Mr., Linder, OF Fort Scott, who was
appointed last spring by Gov. o born to
represent The STATE in Chicago, does meal
culable good in talking up the State. Mr..
hinder did good during the Exposition.
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dUeekIp dimes
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25 1873.

The bankruptcy suit wherein the Atchi
son Globe printing company and the ef'
Louis type foundry we're the parties chiefly
interested. was heard ty Judge Delshay,
Yesterday. The GLIDE company retained
possession Of their type. presses and macnin-
erv BIZ giving bond Tor ssfe keeping OF the
material, and resume publication next Mon
DAY
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Auou..hoIa Necessity.

Editor Waupun Wis Loddef, says !:
"Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder has be-
come with us household necessity. IL
makes nice and light biscuit, which our wife,
who has long suffered with dyspepsia, can in
dulge in without injury. Don't fail to use
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder, a., ALEC,
his Special Flsvorings, Lemon, Vanilla, etc
ss they are prepared by practical chemist
as veil AZ physician, with special regard to
their strength and purity. Ask grocers for
them. d&w
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The aaaryes, Of Dca, h.

1t would seem the usual causes of infant
mortality are not sufficient. The little inno-
cent ones are not permitted an even battle
with the King Of Terrors; at this hot and
sultry season tue restless chitd, battling with
the enemies of its life that lie in wait At every
corner has. in addition, to encounter another
deadly foe-Mrs. Windows or some other
poisonous soothing syrup, administered BY
the hand of some heartless nuree. silly
mother or imbecile father. A host of pre-.
cious lives might be saved each year BY Civ
ing DR.. McCabe's renowned Medicated
Blackberry Brandy, which efectually cures
infantile complaints without any deleterious
results d&w2W
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Ncpsy if DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment
does not cure twhen first taken) Cholera,
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Group, Collie, and Sea
Sickness. Tskel internally, perfectly HARM
less, tsee oath accompanying each bottle, J
and Chronic rheumatism, Sore Threats,
Mumps, Bruises, Old Sores, Pains in the
Limits. Back and Chest. Externally, this
Imminent has been warranted for over PC
years, and not one bottle returned. Many
families have used it tor years, and state. il
it was $40 per bottle they would net he with
gu, it. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
a..Jxw-ocfl
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THE YoUTH's COMPANION OF Boston,
is q thoroughly wide awake paper, hav-
ing among its contributors such writer's
as Prof. De Mile, Dr.. l. l. Hays, Ed
ward Eggleston, Louisa NJ. Alcott, Co.
phie May, Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis,
and Mrs. Louisa Chandler MoultOn. No
writer's more attractive in the country,
and no publication for young people
more enterprising and useful. "
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Surrounded as We are by sdulterations OF
food and drink, and living in the midst
of their vile produces. it ought to produce at
least refreshing sensation 10 be told where
real genuine article can be obtained. Such
4 species of qualification may be had By pur-
chasing q box of DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder or bottle of his Fiavoring Ex
tr.ct. Economical housekeePere, who do
not grudee few eente more, will no doubt
have every reason to rejoice after making
such thrifty investmen'; for the biscuiis
and sriicles made with Dr.. Prices baking
apowder sre reilly elegant, while tSe flavor
10 cakes. buildings and sauces that bic favor
ing extracts gi~e are rs natural - the ffnit
frons-which they are made. Aside from
this, their absolute purity renders them
wholesome and agreeable 10 the most deli
60 stomach. d&W
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EST PERIODICAL IN AMERICA. Re

, Pro-, Max Muller, Prot. Tyn-
|daI. Prof Huxley, L,rd Lyt-
ton, fritz Reuter-, Mrs. Oil
plant. Dr. W. b. arpenter, e.
Kingsley, Erck Iaapn-t haitian,
Ivan Turguenief. Matthew Ar
mold, W. r. H. Lecky, Miss
fhaekeray, Miss MULCH, Prof.
Richard A. Proctor, Katharine
c. Maequoid, Jsnn Ing.lo~,
Geo. Macdonald, Froude, and
.ladstone, are some of the
eminent authors late y repre-
seated in the pages OF