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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-15
Greenville and Columbia Railroad

M@M M rhAiNs rHS sES rnn SGfl G,i,I Il
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Railroad NJ and
down; with Trains going North and stu,l on
Charlotte, Colu nbia and Augusta md Wi!-
m1ngton .Columbia and Angus Is Railroads
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Snow in portiona of Wisconsin is two
feet deep. and the sleighing is fine. At
Green Bay the snow is a foot deep and
more. and the sleighs are running
lively. ID Oshkosh the snow in drifts
is three feet deep
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-15

Piedmont Airline Railway.
- n - T ABLE. Richmond a and
Danville. Richmond and Danville r. W., n.
G. Division, and North Western N. G. II. Vi,
GOING NORTH
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coughs Oolds, Hoarsenets and save you
from Consumption.
, Tho best place is always the cheapest.
Good advice, your beat friend when sick. ia
he who cures you All kinds Of good MEDI.
C1NES at UEINITSHS DRUG STORE-
Sept 80 Opposite FntES1x Office.
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"Breaklast. fDinnor. fSupper.
South bound Trains connect at Augusta
for all points South and West. Through
tick cts sold and baggage checked to all prin-
cipal points. EI- Sleeping cars on all Night
Trains. t. DORSEY
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JAMES ANDERSON. General Sup't.
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Il great sa "
ing Of money
is in knowing
what to buy
hand where to
sbuy. Gn to
, HElNIrSH IS
Doctor Shop.
A siugle dose
cfS'TANLEY'S
COUCH SY-
EUP will cure
and save you
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Thc Ice company nnpo.ItIon.

To the Editor Of The Dallas Hcrnld
Last spring we had the pleasure of a
visit from the great, or rather pretend
ed great, lee man, A. Large, Of the
firm of A. Large & Co., who went into
contracts with several Of our firms and
agreed to deliver ice during the season.
To-day IL the third time during the
season that we are out of the article
Of this we do not complain 80 much,
but we wish to state this: that the lee
Company have some "pets' here who
are informed when the ice runs low 50
they may get a good supply on hand
while others have none. Those that
are not pets will have something to
shy whether A, Large Il Co. viii furn-
ish w with ice,
J.J. FENDEY, and many others.
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Philip Wcrlcln, wholesale ana retail deal
or In Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. 5000 l'aronnc street. New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower ana
terms more favorable thnn ut any establish
mcnt South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Plnnos sold on payments of
sl2 10 and SD per month II preferred. Philip
Werlcin's Is the oldest music house, aud also
the largest piano and organ house In New
Orleans. Onc-fourth million copies sheet
music of all kinds. Send for price list and
terms. l28dtf
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re the City Swbscribers Of the Daily
Herald.

The subscription Hat OF the DALLAS DAILY
HERALD, ON aud after SUNDAY, September Z,
1873, passes To the control Of the undersigned.
From the above date all collections for sub.
acrlptlon will be made weekly, Vt thirty
cents per week, the carriers collecting the
same every Monday, and In order that the
conditions Of the agreement between the
propricton Of the paper and myself mny be
punctually and fully observed, all parties
standing In arrears for two weeks VIII be
stricken froni the list.
Two carriers will be engaged for the city
distribution, and THR HERALD VIII be leit In
any part Of the city and suburbs ut an early
hour In tho morning.
Subscribers must give Bcaqonablc notice of
any Intended change OF residenc. or busl-
ness location, NO that their names may be
transferred IN season 10 the proper route.
A neglect 10 do so will not attach 10 the un.
dsysiyned any responsibility for the n0n-de-
livery OF the paper after such removal.
~ ia the duty and the agreement OF the
carriers to deliver the paper wherever order
~d by the subscriber, and the undersigned
will thank the patrons Of the paper 10
promptly report every default In the prem
Ises. j, y. BARTHOLOW,
Local Editor.
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Procecdings OF the city COuncii-Ad'
Journed Meeting.
[pnhllshch by Authority

Published by Authority
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Dallas, Sept. A, 1873.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt.
Petition of w. Gable read, asking for
the appointment OF Commissioners to
assess damages by reason of taking PEE
titioner's land for street parposcs, re-
ferrcd to committee on Streets and
Bridges.
ACCOUNTS
The account Of Mrs. S. Walker for
boarding Frank Waterman, II blind
man, ninety-one days at one dollar n
day (S0l), read. Also the account of
Charles Langley for same, amounting
to SS3, read and ordered that II commit
tee of three be appointed to refer those
claims to the County Court. Said
committee to report that John ONeil,
u lunatic, should have the care of the
County Court. Aldermen Bryan,
Scales and Lane were appointed on
said committee.
The account of John Doyle for Sl5 Cd
for guarding calaboosc, read and or
dered to be paid.
Ordered, That the City Marshal AS
sign u policemen to beat, so rs to in
clude the calab0ose, without the en-
ployment of II special policeman to
guard the same.
Rules suspended, and an ordinance
entitled An ordinance authorizing the
issue of bonds of the city of Dallas, for
the purpose Of improving the streets
thereof, and to create fund to pay the
interest and principal of said bonds"
read; the ordinance read three times
and passed; an emergency declared,
and the ordinance declared law.
Ordered, That the question of quar-
antine be referred to the committee on
Ordinance.
The following resolution was read
and adopted:
Resolved, That the following gentle
men be requested to act as a board of
Health for the city of Dallas: Drs.
Paul, Darlington, Sutton, Childers,
Thruston and Hughes, to confer with
the committee on Ordinance.
Committee appointed to report con-
corning City Hospital location, re-
ported that they had selected place
for the Hospital in the Central Rail-
road addition.
Council adjourned to meet to-mor-
row at 10 o'clock,
BEN LONG, Mayor.
Attest G.. s. MITCHELL, Secretary.
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pratt's Astral Oil.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. AL
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
to gas. Burns In any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking fire. MANUFACTURED
expressly to take the place OF volatile and
proved by Its continued use In over 800,0OU
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or Indirectly, has ever oc-
The Immense yearly lossto life and property,
resulting nom the use of cheap and danger
our oils In the United states, is appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits
sioncrs throughout the country recommend
the Astral ns the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale Mt retail by the trade generally,
and ut wholesale by the proprietors,
CHAS. PRATT 4 CO..
l69d&w8m los Fulton street, New York.
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At the early dawn Of the late rebellion
abandon his lighting propcnsitirs. Hiswife,
though young, was In feeble health, pale,
cmaciatcd and haggard. \ parting kiss, u
few tenrs, and John bid adieu. During the
first twelve months OF the war news came
closed, and John, with honors, sears and
tears, returned to his once happy home. 80,
that sweet flower, no beautiful In fading, Is
no more" said he, "but will stroll the walks
ut the door, was invited into the pnrlor; IA
fine, healthy, rosy lady made her appear
nnce; short silence; a loud scream, and she
fell into his arms. That lady was Johns
wife. "My dear Julia, what produced such n
wonderful change In your" "Dr. Dromgoole's
English Female Bitters," was the modest
reply,
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NOtice.

The undersigned takes this method OF
notifying the citizens of DALLAS that he has
permanently located In this city for the
purpose Of supplying all who may need
them, with the celebrated Forest city Light
ming Rods, which are universally admitted
by all acquainted with the principles Of
electricity, 10 he the best rod In use. Until
further notice, al orders left Mt the Crutch-
field House viii be promptly attended 10,
liOdtf G. T.. IIlLBURN, Agent.
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goesiai Notice.

.iis Han, |pI, hboi ., 1871. u helms ~
Inuioi lhnt the 81 nos t.Neril pIobaDly pre-
waiting e var Ntqnt Ia the rlliei u Onl'
ysWon, NhmNrpui ana New Orloana' ami
win rdind communication now esiHllnB
biw,wn the above nHlurd places ana THIS
city, would earnestly ask that, ns prevent
lvo overJ citl1on uSo strong dlslnicctnnts,
nnd do everything In their powrrto lScep the
city In its pIusont healthy condition.
". \. CORNELIUS, NJ. u.
l5du Health Olliccr.
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VERY dry.

'i%Asb
SHRuBDERy dropping.
HANDS wanted. See tad
READ notice Of Sanger Bros removal
SCENE corner Main and Market
streets:
FIGURATIvE medicines--"N0. 8" and
qni-nine.
FRoN Tomorrow the Herald Is paya-
bic by the week.
Two incompatible jacks--Jack Frost
and Yellow Jack.
THE Dallas watch dog policy-the
Seiae-arian.
CuNMERf0RD's banner stalls are
lined with the most splendid beef
THE next question Ia the Ice ques-
ton. One both cool and melting.
THE anti-quarantine aud the pro.
quarantine party are about equally di.
vided In this city.
AS near AZ We can determine, we be.
lieve the man In the moon has got q
black eye. Who blacked 1t?
THE stone walls Of Messrs. Huey &
Philips new hardware house are ready
to be punctuated with fill stop.
THE ladies are advised that Randall
Bros. are looking flor stock Of goods
for whose beauty there Is no name.
WiTwER, agent Of the Studebakers,
ia just now the gentleman who is sup
posed to know how to sing "wait for
the wagon!'
WHEAT will throw In the market, In
avery few days, goods Of the very
grain Of quality and handsome enough
to set you crazy.
THEIR old times have come once
more, five may Judge from the crowded
s..t,.,.. -, 49,,
~, ,re's"' ,oo"s o. 'ne oid RELIABLE
inonpx'nS q Ll'tieheld'
TWENTY out Of every thirty of our
exchanges shave something sweet to
tellp .i,s nf tha. naanisola aaiisi.s. - .vr
splendid hotel, the Commercial.
LIVINGSTON 8. JONES, formcrlv n, Al,
s "sns' y. :. !" supposed to be in this
S's'e' ana II 70, and this should meet
his eye, his friends will be glad to hear
fron him. as per advertisement in
DIR. JErrRrrs. sen,o, y, .,,
firm Of Messrs. JcfIl,.s f = Ts ~ 'nc
pesred with cbaracter,st,o a,a,,, y' up !,
hIrsute tuft Of mi,a ,',. dignity and
cheek, on our streets Yesterday Az ''1 Tha
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-06
For City Attorney.

The announcement Of Major Oliver
Wcllborn, for City Attorney, will be
found IN our columns today,
MAJOR Wellborn IL lawyer In every
way qualified for the position, and II
elected, will bring to the office fidelity,
professional talents and legal attain
mputa
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MUTCIIINH.
rswn Lots for Male,

Twelve lots lone block, on the principal
business street Of tho town Of Hutchns, ON
the Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale at low prices Apply TO
JOHN w,SWINpELLs,
Iyi5dtf Herald ONCE.
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A AnaAIyi
whs wants a aeed Homer

mo desirable residence occupied by Jno'
W, swlndclls, corner Paclho Avenue ana
Houston street, IL offered ior sale low. The
grounds embrace four lots half a block)i the
building one Of tho best built ana most
thoroughly finished In the city, having all
necessary oui-buIldlngs attached.
Apply soon 10
0EO. ". BAYLOR,
ar Elm street,
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"Not In the field as contractor" but Offer
Ing 10 TINT class an auxiliary they can not
slight and compete with those who avail
themselves OF it.
THE DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
l81iuthA SRtDM
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stop In At j. Il. Hollands, on Elm street,
and examine his well selected stock of NIL
and winter hats for ladies and gentlemen.
Mr. IL. Is now receiving fail ana winter goods
daily, and In n few days win have his entire
stock of winter goods on the shelf, ready to
please aud sell TO the public. i70llw
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We have the facilities and the work
.,sn 10 do Nm good work, and NJ IN
lew rates, IN enn br desc amy whers'
and W. mean ~ do II. hrinE your
Ptns yok work 10 TIE DAILY HER
AID OvTSCE. cernst Eini ana isoan'
mn sfree<a.
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"A preference at n price" need not be asked
by the appreciatlve mechanic who bases his
bids on what his doors, frames and fonts
will cost ut the
DALLAS planning MILLS.
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The best assortment of Havana and doneB-
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco In Dallas is to
be had Mt 4. R1inecltes, opposite Cosmopoli-
tan hotel. li7.dtw
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Notice.

rudsr the new regulation OF furnishing
tbs Herald to our city list, all those who have
paid for the year or less period win be sup
piled as usual, w to the time their subscrip.
tion expires.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-06

Miss Mary McOwcn will rcceIYea few moro
pupils for instruction ON the Piano. She
may be found at the residence OF the senior
publisher Of The Dallas Herald, corner Pc
ellie avenue and Houston street lDdlm
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Hillinrd Tnhloa.

Agency for Tie sale Of II. Brunswick 4 Co.'s
billiard tables, improved cushions.
W, X. ORRlCK, Agent,
TIdlm Jell, rson st., two doors rom Main.
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NOTICE.
n =. W. II. sparkle,

or shreveport, IL our authorized agent for
that city, to whom parties desiring 10 advcr-
tisc In or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
spprtfully referred.
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The second story Of Clark Dryans new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets,
Apply to: Clark & Bryan, west side Public
Square. lBIlu
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FOR Rent.

The Southern HctGi, situated on Main street.
I'hc street ears ass the door every ten min
ulos Applyl
l77dlOt THOS. FIELD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-06

Sanger Bros. will be closed
OH account Of removal. VIII
Reopen Monday morning ut
their store OH Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-06

Cleo. M. Littlencld 4 Co., fur.
niilre dealers. have moved OPP
posite the Scott House, Elm
nircct, where they VIII remain
until their new brick building
IN completed. lift
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-06

Two first-rnte large harness horses for sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply to
E.s GAY, JR.,
iSl-dtf Once Jordan. Gay 4 Co.
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POLITICAL.
A CARD.
To the Voters Of Daisas County:

FELLOW CITfIENSS The ropidity OF
growth and development of or county,
amidst the eXeitements of which nav
come amongst you, and the absence y.
earnest ana loyal of ''new comers," justihcs'
il it does not make necessary, ON tins oceaII
sion, Il public Introduction. am annoniicve
to you today as n candidate for Dist,lc.
Clerk of Dallas county, and beg TO say ',,s ne.
In soliciting your suffrage / rely upon n,5
personal and political record as made WIZ
In your observation, ifnot within your Iin's,
during twenty years. In politics, l at a.,
Democrat, none the less devoted am MN
because courteous and charitable. HaNliB
east my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan Tor TIE,
idcnt, have never scratched Democrats,
ticket nor shirkcd vote. If elected tlloui.
Clerk by your suffrage, will be ms JusL1,,S,
respectful, as diligent and as faithful IN guy
as am, and have been, consistent ana eo"-
slant I'M politics. Very respectfully,
Iijdtf RICHARD GAINES.
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Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply tool. Dent & Co., Office
City Railroad. l55dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-06

One Wilcox and Gibbs sewing machine,
new; one Empire sewing machine, old style,
secondhand, for sale low, by
l64dtf ]. W. SWINDELLS.
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The all im nortnnt Question 10 the cont,

The all important question TO the contract
or and builder-How can make more
money at lower figures ON my bids' Answer:
Easy enough; base your bids upon fair
margin over what your work will cost at the
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
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Johns Pretty wife A short story

1900 sacks salt for sale by
i72diw BLOCK, JET Il co.
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Sowing Machine Prizes at Vienna.

The following telegram has been received
by the Singer Manufacturing Company from
their President, lnslee A. Hopper;
"LoNpoN, August l0.--At the Vienna Expo
sltion the first prize, the Medal of Progress,
WIS awarded the Singer machines. Also the
medal for the best specimens of work done,
and three medals to employees for superior
excellence Of prodnctions.-lNew York Daily
Graphic, August %,
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The contractors who viii build up Dallas
those who throw aside the obsolete hand
work and get their framing done at the
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
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yuF9itNss. I.
Hednom ast scr sale, nearly new. Apply
~ th'a sfNee,, 80
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For Sale,

Twogood residences In this city.
l50-dtf STEAGAI.L & co.
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TIMERS STOCK AND METALS lin gold,
NAILS,
l.llNIIlEli.

NIIHUII HUIIN, MI NIHINi " KtR,,,,,",,,,,,,n TT
Casing and finishing nails lc " ID hil
than the same Size common mills.
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Attest C. s. MITCHELL, Secretary
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-14
From the London Tablet.


A modest but touching ceremony took
Dlace at Sc. Joseph's College on the Eve OF
All SAINTS. 1t may be we'll to preface
hr;ef account of it with q few Words on tne
node in which candidates are received INTO
the Society s..;., IN ho adj
roitted into tho Society Of the Sacred Heart:
mnst have frst gone through his classical
.tn6;es. 40 as to be ready to enter into
nhiIosoohy. HE should even be more
far.iiiar with Latin than is necessary in the
other English colleges, for the lectures on
philosophy, theology, and Holy Scriptures;
and ali the disputatiOns are in Latin ano
the students are expected, at stated Zines
in the week, to converse with each othe.
IN Latin. since the Latin tongue may az
zines he the only medium OF com un'ca-
lion with the Bishops and priests whom tue
Sn;ssioners will meet in the far distant re-
oions of the world whittier they may De
Cent. Hence the good youth who oneEeu
himself the other day to the Rector, saying,
g that he knew Latin very well, only Cna'
he Aid not understand it," was found want
| ing in spite of the perfection OF ms Nno"'-
edge! A.. oo,,,1e nj
months in the college without taxing ehy
engagement. He studies the rules anu W.
! spirIt of the Society while following VI,
lectures. After the lapse of eight or yer
weeks, should he desire to perseVeIe, az,
should he receive at least two-tniroS Vi WV
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-14
An Honor to tho Christian Brothers and to France.
From the Cincinnati Telegraph

From the Cincinnati Telegraph
On the Feast of All Saints the Holy tesner
rave Judgment in the process OF oeaSincSuon
tist de la Sale, the holy founder Of the Order
of Brothers of the Christian Schools OF France.
The decree affirmed the servant OF 600 70
have practised in the heroic degree me .neo
ward God and his neighbor, ana also tue csr
dinal virtues of prudence, justice, tortlbude,
and all others to them apPertalnlng anu
lea Va was given to proceed to the examination
of the four miracles necessary to canonization.
The Very Rev. Father Philip, General OF the
order, returned thanks; In reply to MS al
dress, the Holy Father delivered an allocution'
in which, after commemorative the ecclesias-
tioal tradition that the first founders OF Chris
tianity in France we're st. Lazarus, WHOM
his sisters, Mary and Martha she who, choosing
| the better part, sat OF the feet of our LORD /,
and she who was busted in providing for ms
bodily wants-the Pope went G on 10 say there
| has arisen in France multitude of holy Souls
wholly devoted to their own sanctlacatlon 4no
TO the conversion of nations, ana Truly ~ t Jus
feast, Es t,ibu Gallo duodecim raithd stgaats.
| His Holiness went on to enumerate' WIN an
appropriate eulogy for each, the great sa'n y
Paul, St. Francis Regis, st. Joseph kaore, S.'
Germaine Cousin, Blessed Margaret MARY ala.
| coon.. aud exhorted his audisuce {" inSose
| mir s.ffrAxes together with tuoss OF tns
saints o. every other people and Eation to oo-
tain of Almighty God tho grace Of on c,s
and repentance for the euelnies OF the Church -,a
and the Holy See. Tho act which t hHs J Es
been accomplished" c"ntinues the hoy f fbs
H fISIr See, but it also proves the fecundity o
the Church of France, which, in the Venerable =,
Canon John Baptist de la Sale, has given wen, e
the Catholic world . new religious order wnot';
~ otsd to the education Of Christian youth.
The Holy Father concluded his discourse .!
expressing his fervent wish that the yontta Q
~ 90 and of Christendom may b, saved iron
corruntion bv the machin atoms of modern I'm
piety and he called upon all his bearers Ssis,
Ioin him in saying the collect for All Saint'
I.y for that intention.
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The same proeesses to which We have
long been accustomed in Shakespearean
critics il now being applied to Mr.: Tenny-
sou, and one Of the current Engiish MONTH
lies-St. Paurs-devotes an entire article
to " the evidence of botanical knowledge -"
to be found in Tennyson's works. "Theee
sllusions," it says, are more numerous,
and show more insight, and acquaintance
with the forms, and processes, and chapgss
characteristic of the inhabitants OF the
forest, than those Of any other modern au-
thor. HIS verse in this respect diners from
other descriptive poetry chiefly in this
that his notices are not general appella'
tions or slmilitudes applicable equally te
any or ali trees, but are specific, exRce, ane
true only IN the particular case" -'~