The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-29

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The record of can Hour among the
Greonbacks," in Scrbner's for April, is a:
| entertaining Us story. The unnamed au'
thor certainly writes from thorough ac'
| quaintance with his subject, and gives. will
the aid OF pictures. the best account YET
published of the workings of the currency
department. Miss Proctot's profusely illus
| tratod description OF Moscow and South
ern Russia" will be read with peculiar in
terest at this time, a. well as the sketch o
| IAN Emperor's Vacation at Nichy.'
Among the illustrated papers are an article
on Americas prima donna, Clara Louise
| kellogg, with portrait. and can Ancient
American Civilization" with pictures OF
Peruvian antiquities. Besides Dr. Ilol-
lands serial. arthur Bonnicastlc," these l.,
by way OF fiction, the beginning Of q very
powerful story by SAKE Holm, 1.-THE Elders
Wife," u sequel TO DraXy Miller's Dowry ;
MARTIN Lea's story" by Norman Holm
''Thc Automaton Ear n strange romance,
by Florence McLandburgh, and 1.-THE Flea
aud the Professor" by Hans Christian An
dersen. Prof. Atwater, Of Princeton. ably
discusses "Needed Notifications ofour Cur
rency and Banking system" and among the
poems we lind some striking verses by Mr..
Stedman, entitled "Iypatia," and having
reference TO the woman lecturer OF to-day
From George Macdonald there is another
beautiful translation from Novalis. In
''1opics ofthe Times" DR.. Holland writes
Of "The Latin Nations" Clean Hands,
Lord Lytton' and party Virtue" The
Old Cabinet has Protest concerning
Catalogues" something about expression.
etc. Home and Society, Culture and Pro-
gress, Nature and Science, and Etching., are
perhaps more interesting than usual.
The May number OF scribner's opens the
sixth volume, and. as the publishers say.
"This i, the time TO subscribe"
The .Aldino' for April will be received
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for the beautiful or a spark Of pride for the
progress OF American art. Being the latest,
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Of oil this wonderful press. and in this con-
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"A hold upon the popular faith that will be
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come. The second of the child sketches, by
John S. Davis, announced as the quarterly
tinted plates for this year, appears in this
issue. 1t represents a theft Of slice OF
bread and butter. by rowing cur, from II
youngster who was seated in the open door
way to enjoy the balmy morning air. 1t is a
very pleasant sketch, and will add 10 the rep
utatiOn OF this promising young artist. Thos
Moran presents five mastery deNneations OF
the Yellowstone region, Of which, Flower
Creek" fun page cutting by Linton, IS q
most superb specimen. The "Death War
rant Of Mary stuart is truly loyal subject
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| skill Brook" by Whittredge, viii carry Of
the palm with very many such spirited
! sketch a. "A Bare Chance" by w. NJ
| Cary, IN which one Of our frontiersmen
on his gallant mustang. IL brought suddenly
to close quarters with monstrou
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/ notice, but 70 do the Others, and space il
limited. There is a perfect gem Of land
/ scape by Wimperis, the great rival Of Birke
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| literary contents Of the April 'Aldine' liz
play the usual excellence and variety. Mu
sic and art receive thoughtful consideration
and literature, more than usual, attention, the
page containing 1t being devoted TO the late
| Henry Nimrod, the best and most unioftun
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| bis lie, as rc.told by Mr. Stoddard, iron
the memoir Of Mr. Paul liayEc, il tho sad
dest literary record we have read tor years
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| THE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES OF DIR
TABER.
Dr. b. c. Tabcrwill commence a s0iie, o
lectures at the Atheneum, in this city, OF
saturday and Sunday evenings, March .!
and 30, on "Thc True Philosophy Of Life, :
continuing them from time 10 time, as cir
cumstances win permit, OF which due notice
win be given. The subject for the first lee
ture win be "GOd, the Creator" That o
the second will be "The Languageof Things
or the Science Of Correspondence" Thi,
| Nttle-undcrstOOd subject is one Of tho mos