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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05
Altrtnpl Of Pcn!teAtiary 'rrcsh 1
Escape

Yesterday afternoon when the con.
victs of the renitcntiary were assem-
blcd to be locked in their cells, it
VAS discovered that one of them camo
up missing. Search was made and
the bird was found pcrchcd in the
raftcrs of "A shed covering Some cid
machinery, where he had ensconced
hi'hsctf in tho horc Of king his ca.
cai1e tndtr cover of darknr,s. 1t
proved to be Lewis l. ri r., n,.r,
convicted of arson at Tie term Of the
Sumter Court last week, and sentcnc
cd to ten years, by Judge Carpenter.
Ike was, brought ovor ON Thursday
last. when found he &a9 almost
frozen.- iatoliniar.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05

"Man 'ed--on "Wednesday list at
the residence Of the brides father, in
Macon county, Alabama, Mr. Samuel
X. lIo. lie. of ihtla tta aud Miss Eliza
Cctavia Web. The Ceremony is
said to have been very interesting
being performed by Rev. a. r..
Ho!derby, Of Tuskcg'c. No cards"
(Ofcourse, not, says the Atlanta Sun.
How could there be any when he was
so completely Webb ed uP-acGord.
ing to iioyle that he had to Hold
er by the arm uutil the knot was
tied :
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05

X private dispatch received to day,
ttinga intelligence that the town of
Kingstree, Williamsburg county; 5If.
fcrs heavily in it's business portion
from fire. The loss is estimated at
800, 600. ,Itis not known whether the
Aro was tie ro>< Of ar accident, or
the work of an inccndiary. The
priI cipal sufferers arc Ann Jones,
Mr.. Schwartz, Charles Hoffman, ".
J. Ice, J. II. Wilson, Louis Cohen,
George Coleman, and Ward 3 Mad.
rice. Loss $50, O,00O.'- Cm'oHEiuK.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05

The skeleton of that Captain Hall
some time since dug up, in the Arctic
regions, has been sent to England. 1t
is that Of man about five feet eight
inches tall. One Of the teeth is
filled With gold.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05
lOriginnl. |
bl'RIH HD.
NJ zAlDEE.

NJ zAiDEH.
In the lonely graveyard sleeping,
Midnigh, stars their vigils keeping,
Ger his grave mourner weeping,
Wildly pmying-vainly saying
Peace, TO still.
Solemn wind, above him signing,
Autumn leaves around him dying.
With him cherished hopes arc lying,
Lowly extraordinarily shattered
In the dust.
N"urnen. vol 'cs thcte hrc chanting,
80 .s''Y fN2t-t"rs ever haunting.
H,,r,' can sill the sad hearts painting,
Wild urhcavins grieving-
Ger tho past.
Spectral shadows round her gliding,
Sorrow in her breast abiding,
In the grave her JOY she's hiding
Fallen, vanished sadly bnnislcd-
Evcrmorr.
Oh the weary, hopeless wailing,
Whilc tho clouds the stars are yelling,
And their rcnsivc light is failing,
Trembling star bcams-lcct,ng heart
drcans---
Fare thco rell
In the cast, behold the daw ming,
o'"r the hil'tops co,hes the morning,
likea bride il. her adornng,
Dewdrops glittcr-songbirds twittcr-
Ev'rywherct
flushed the voices softly calling,
Fled the footsteps lightly falling,
Conquered all Of carths cnthral!ing.
Bright in beanty-frm in dut;-
There sht Hes:
Slillcd the watchers bitter grooming;
Ceased for aye, the weary ihohninc,
Christ has comc-~iht All atOuing;
Deaths vicioriouS-love is glorious
All is well.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05

You are the dullcst boy I ever
saw" Grossly e!cls!mcd bald.head.
ed old uncle to his nephew. "Wcll,
uncle," replied tie youth, With n
glance at the old gentlemun's bald
herd, "you cau't expect me to undcr-
stand things as Quickly as you do,
becattse you dou't have the trouble Of
getting 'em through your hair"
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Administrators Sale.

Df virtue of authority given me. wiIi
- offer for sale, For CASH. ~ public ont.
cry 10 the highest lder. II, tho Cou:
House in Winnsbolo. On The first Non;'ay
in February next, nll 'he balance Of ,ta
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05

reru has had little stir Of excite.
mont in the attempted assassination
of President Pnrdo. The train in
which he travelled was to have been
blown np near Senia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05

eIFor ten days before the date ap-
pointed for the execution Of Stokes
aud Foster, two deputy sheriffs will
be constantly on watch to prevent es.
cape or suicide.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05

: One compcsitor shot another in
New York the other day because he
had addressed few civil words to a
lady: If jealous lovers arc thus to
visit their displeasure upon those
ahoia they fancy Are attracted by
the charms Of their "laydes faire,"
love -makitg, even civility to young
ladies viii become dangerous
amuse ment: The young printer was
rmerly from our siste state of South
CarofiHa - T'H. Star.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05

eBA new feature OF photography is a
back ground that can be taken sepa.
rately and use with any negative.
, 1873-01-23
RAILROAD NEWS,

Tho iowa Pacific Railroad project is turning
out to bc eound and roliabo to the core. Tho
President, ]. X. Graves, during Ills recent visit
to this city, and money centres ut the East, has
boon Ut ceHsful, In Tho faco Of tho tghtness and
deprer Ilon Of tho market, in making flnaucinl
arrangements wheroby funds arc Boourod for
carrying on the construction and completion OF
the line between Dubuque anu Fort Dodyo the
coming eprlng, and during tho noxt mouth to
aettlo the outstanding indobtotlness OF
the Company for tho construction work
done laat season. Tho iron-luying ia tho only
work that now ro1nailh TO bo tono, with tho
exception Of q fow bridges and few tllouannd
yards Of grading. THO ontiro road to Tort
Dodge will BIO completed carly noxt summer.
braIKE CEASED,
Tho recent strllo on tho Southern 1iinnesote
Railroad has ceasod. 1feeoivor Mollrath has
paid nll the indebtedness. The Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engtnoors of 81. Paul daclaim TO-
nlenting tho trouble or encouraging tho strikers,
and have issued circular, In which thoy declare
that certain bylaws Of tho association are OPP
posed to strikes.
LONG 1BLAND RAILROAD.
The controlling interest In this road was sold
on Monday to company OF Massachusetts capi-
taliB1a. It Is stated that tho Fcderal Govern
ment will soon auo tho Eric Raiway Company
for over 9lo0, 600 LII taxoB on dividends and
coupons which that Company haye not paid.
COMPLETED.
Tho "loop limo Of tho Great Western Rail-
road In Michigan has been completed, aud will
90 into operAtfon at once, as tho most direct
route for through freight east from Detroit.
It leaves tho main line at Gloncoe, and gooa to
1T. Thomas, thonco in straight lino to buffalo.
, 1873-01-23
THE PERFUMERY HAR.

Place Fixed Upon, Time Appointed, hut no
nIcctlrg IIcld-Tho Next Naund nctvcen
Hstlo Park md tho Fertilizers Must Como
Oif In tho Courts.
Yesterday afternoon was tho time appointed
for M adjourned conference of tho Committee
Of TIM I1ydo Park Truatoea and tho norl.racl.ors
-. 9 =. 49, 1, - ~ ~ w ~ 'A.Aul ~
IN regard 10 the removal OF tho works OF tho
Northwestern Ferti]izing Company ut Ainsworth.
Mr. Leonard swett, for tho Company, offered fo
70 elsewhere upon tho payment Of ESQ. 900. or
guarantee for tho payment Of expenses incurred ii
the romoval with additional ct.tgob for enhnncod
froights. Mr. Oody and ar. Waldron Appeared
at tie Council Obar.uor for Hyde Park, and Mr.
Oulbcrtaon fsr tho packers. Tile Fortilizing
Cnnaruny Was not represented, and no city off,
, 1873-01-23

Noston's School for boys, to DO locntod Mt Nor
gan rark, Washington IIoights, reported That
the required n,no,lnt Of lard md money Ind
boon subacrbod or Pledged, making now total
Of s26,o 600 In monoy-e2o,0 900 for buildings, mad
$4,000 to o1uip tho inatitution-hnd fifteen acroa
of land iii Morgan Park, worth 825,000. Colonel
Clarke gtated that Professor Norton Ind l,oen
notified to come to !ohicago, and commence
operations AZ carly ny tho woatllor would permit.
ny unanimous voto, II was agreed to continue
!ions Of land and money for tho. Fcmnlo Col
Washington 11eiglts, and to cost about
alrcaty ncon expressed tltcir entro. willingness
t1rut.class order: highly interesting lottor waa
then read from Professor Gilbort Thayor, Of tllo
Jacksonville Fcmnlo College, who 11as mado q
proposition to tnko chnrgo Of tito aoloo1
Tho Committee On tho Wilontng Of Wostorn
Avonuo reported tho ownora, na far aY consulted,
IN favor Of widening from GU to 100 foot IN
width, mud Western ayonuo boing LOO foot Wide
from E1fty-Afth Htrnet to HhorIdau avenue. it
was roHolvod to widen tho street from TINT
point to Dlue Island Villago, nnd to continue tho
Conlmtsoo to carry out tho namo, and also to
take tho necessary stops to nn,lox to tho prosont
Township Of Calumet, q "trip Of land ono milo
III width OF tho east line Of tho Town OF Worth,
and also to change tho name Of lilo Towunhip OF
Calumet to TINT Of Washington Heights.
The mcetlng thon adjourned to assemble at
tho CELL Of either Committee by notice In tho
daily pnNorB.
, 1873-01-23

In serving tho writ, ailtrosaod to 1.-THE ohnal "a,
| Commissioners Of tho State Of Illinois, the
| shorif1 Bccmol to l,nvo assumed TINT tho Com"
nsBonora wero corporato a1!a anu 1na5lo 49, @ ro.
| mona upon the witllin'namod Canal ContniaBlqn'
ora Of tic State OF Illinois, tha 18th day Of Ju-
~, 1879, by reading tho enmo 10 md delivery
horoof to Thomas Smith, m agent OF naiM Gon, Gom-
pnny not being, found IN my county," sucn
would. no doubt, bo good service on y corpora.
Lion, Gnt tho Act Of April, 1871, baya tho canas
commiesiono.u all 10 deemed o|leora ,o OF ia tso
cIargo r Of tloir o5ilvtal duties. Tint
they woro acting in tho discharge OF tholr
of1loial duties thoro coull 10 no doubt for the
laws croating tho Board expressly required them
on bollalf Of tho State, to manage and control
tho gan1o. Further, tho joint resolution Or
March 10-t4, 1874, expressly declared that the
completion Of tho Deep Cut in tho Illinois mud
tinuing the dam on tile Calumet River, md di-
reotod tho Canal Commissioners to causo It's re-.
moyal without unnecessary delay. Ho quoted
authorities establishing. tho INV on THO points
tho Commissioners nro not 4 corporation, and
could not bo Buod Of seryod with process as such,
and r. woro not bound to mako fntthor Gua"or IN
this case.
Following up this staggoror tho counsel ncxt
appeared for tho Attorney General Of the State
Of Illinois, and movod thnt tho suit abato rs to
tho Canal Commissioners, tho arguments In
which, being worry similar, 1t s not uoccessary to
giyo.
Tho counsel for tho complainant argued at
great length throughout tho day III reply.
Tho Court l1imatod TINT If ho woro to pass
upon tlleao mnttors now, ho should sustain tho
demurrer, tho effect Of which would bo to'ro-
movo tho injunction.
Mr.. Bailey asked for telay to amend tho bill,
aud tint tho Court should nuarond entering tho
dcoroo until tho amendments woro n,ado !; and
tho Court, after some hesitation, aa;d ilo desired
to meet tho convenience Of tho attoSnoyn as
much an possible, and allowed tho order 10 bo
doforrod until tho amendments wero submitted
to tho other sido.
, 1873-01-23
PERSONAL.

r. D. Groonloes, Glasgow, Scotland, 10 at the
| Sherman.
Hon: T. ". stovonsoa, Of Bloomington, was
at tho Sherman yesterday.
James A. nlcElroy United States Navy, WAS at
tho Briggs yesterday.
Hon. s. D. Grinnell, Of Grinnoll, Iowa, is at the
| Trom0nt.
Jamoea F. Joy, President Michigan Central
Railroad, Is at the fremont.
Captain II. N. Mas, United States Army, was
at the fremont yestorday.
| Colcnel Roger Jones and Captain e. D. Bun
! kor, United 6tatos Army. arc ut the Sherman.
| ~ q. Oruger, Vice President of tho Toledo,
Peoria Il Warsaw Railroad, was ut tho fremont
| yesterday.
Mrs. Kate N. Doggott will deliyor hor lecture
on - Vonice this evening at the roomB Of tho
Christian Union, No. 758 Michigan avenuo.
denoral Julius White md daughter havo
started for tho Argentine Republic via Europe.
| The longest way round ID sometimes declared to
be tho shortest way home.
Hotel: Y. N. Snow, Boston A. Fl. Miller,
LaPorto, Ind; H. Diggst Aurora; ". Durham,
Davenport, Iowa; u. II. Myors, Canandaigua.
Chrigtians Of Toledo aro bns!sIng In the sun-
hhine of .. L: Moody'a fervid oloquenco. A
whole weck of thiH rare enjoyment is promised
to the unrogonorate Of the Ohio village.
Tho foioyNag yer9 at tho @ Gardaos yesterday
CITY; SAMUEL aardaor, Warrington. :. G.; il.
natiaotio; Fiji + Il. hoss as nsin. ea' T. A''00F''
Judge Mark Skinner md Hon. Samuel ".
Fuller, OF tliln city, aro wintering in Jacseon-
bo?
The following woro at the fremont yostor-
day: G. r. sumner Nov YORK.; j. Groom, st.
Louis; ]. 2. Keith, Fort Vernon, Va. a.
Mckay, Jr., -Koitayi!le, Mo. j; George Porter,
PlttHburgh; ". q. Watson, Philadelphia.
President Knapp and Secretary Metcalf. of the
eosed oee er Recount MPh ho city tR3s yss3sraay
In connection will, tho manufacture OF the
machinery Of tho enormous now euglno at tho
Water WorAa.
Tho funeral services OF Mira. Hattie X. Storey,
wife Of Mr. Wilbur i. Storay, will take place at
tho Cathedral, corner of Pooria and Washington
bo tekon from tho family residence, No. COS
Michigan aYenuo, ut IL o'clock, instead of II
O'Clock, as heretofore announced.
The following were at the Sherman yesterdny:
w. G. Oglo, Oshkosh; W. q. Chaplin. Lake Bu-
EerIoyy; aa. WY; Wiso1, hllwank9o; =. sp,aguo,
9. Fox Sargent, pli1aaelpl.tai N. steyons, st.
Louis; A. Anderson, Toledo.
The following woro Of tho Dviggs yesterday:
nharlss 9ls 1 a 4. Llbboy!, Jsnesyille W.; = 4.
!; D; spaulding, Now York; A. J. 1Iawyon,
CLEVELAND, Ohio; s. Il. Massal Philadelphia
7. J. Oyoraoro, KonosAa, Wis; ucorgo Butt,
Minneapolis; D. Z. Blake p!sasautou, KanEaa
Il. q. Power, Fort Douton.
Tho children Intending tho Skinner School,
corller Of Aberdeen and Jackson Btreets l:nyo il,
. Alr. Hughes true aud thoughtful friend. A.
tor eyory snow-atorm, before tho hour for going
to school. thus inl-heArtod nun brings out 4
snow-plow, draWiby Ills own horse, and clears
away tho snow all around the square, that tho
unostontatloua act Of klndneau that deseryes
, 1873-01-23
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

At an adjourned moosiag Of proporty-owncrB
ut Washington HoBhts, hold In tho olua of tho
Bluo Island Land Company, Chamber OF Com
meroo, on Wednesday, L. r. Illinra was callod
to preside. Tho Committee appointed ono weoh
previous to solicit subscriptions for Professor
, 1873-01-23

Russell, No. 148 atnte Btroet,
has Old mud Sew, Pcpm'tr sofescc, aul sscrtbu4r'a
dfosth!y for February.
, 1873-01-23

Cod Liver OIL,
IAzard l. QasWella Cod Liver Oil II tho boat.
, 1873-01-23

Tho excitement Incident to tho galo Of rctal sock By
Mcasrs. j. v Farweli L Co. hau not yet eyinccd auy
symptoms OF aubAidpg. Tho store was as crowded
yeaarday aa at any time during tho preceding week.,
and tho continuance Of tho dean tor gootls at tho ru.
thu htock being nud. Lsltes should remember how
eve, tlHt tho rodlcson on domestic goods, though
reaay romarknho, ts not III great faucy uri-
clee such US gloveA furs, and aimar articles. }ill
the bgares low that they cannot ho toci,ed By
any ohor houfo IN town. The Gales yesterday aru
IL hrEo stoek yet to he disposed of AMI III. oppor.
n4s which p1schaeeEa will NOS Hoon Inya aga[t.
, 1873-11-09

TO tks Editor NJ The Chicago tribune:
Sir: In raeont number Of The TR1DuNE, 4
writor opposes tho cocducatlon Of boys aud girls.
OH the ground that 1t ia unfair to the latter to
roqulro theul TO compete with the greater phyacal
strength Of their brothers. There Is moro truth
In tho promiaea than most advocates Of equality
arc willing to admit; got tho deduction Is falae.
The Creator designed men and women to live to-
gather, in famitiea land tho highest good Of cach
and OF tho raco. demands tlat they should live
III harmony, To expect them to do this wlllo
educating them on tho old, monastlo plan
IL liko roaohing tho art Of swimming
while avoiding tho dangers Of water.
To adjust their differences, they re-
quiro tho most perfect understanding of each
character and peculiarites that It is posai
bio to gin and In no way can they 30 well nc
quire tlis aa in THO daily intereourHc and conlpo-
Gtions Of aellool-lito.
It ia trno that NO have eduohted one genera
tion Of grl1, are educating another, and will 3D.
ucato another, qnd perhaps still. another, for
early graves. It Id also true that early death IL
almost tho inevitable result Of what wo coll edu-
cation for girls, and that the cause ia oompeti-
tion with tho stronger sex, elthor In combined
OF separate achoolH; for this competition ie not
eonhnod to schools In which both recite in tho
samo ofhseea. Tho gtrla in Vassar are a. much
tho competitions OF tho boys In Harvard aaif they
sat OIL tho same forms and laid their
heads togathor to-. con frcm tho aan,o
Auoka. Wal4e thaY nuysue tAe 4alae eouIao
, 1873-11-09

pohot FlE.
1nla1t 1NpErENpEsoE or GREAT miriam.
Az tho 1rlBl, peors nro nothtng but. English
noblqmeu, and would voto everything doue by
~ Irish House OF Commons, tho J.ontlo,
14mes wants to know how tho uome-1,ulorg
could carry any nnonautea dIstaAteful to .thom
or opposed to their ntereats and. II nattors
mhotl1er the Peers would not appeal to the
Dtittsh Government for support mud thinks
hitor briof and stormy oxpnrlmont, tic wllolo
thing would surely end with abolition Of tho
!rieh Parliament, and tho resumption of con-
troll by tho British Hoyorllment. In the
q discussion + explains that moitlor sido state all
That iB OFT their minds. Tho Homo RulotH. In
their hoarts, want to cut loouc from tho Dritisli
Government and brohk up lnnt1lortl-monopolv
hnt darc not avow it,, On tho other hand,
tic :. English politicians know that those
arc tho ultimate purposea Of tho Homo-nulors,
but II s not prudent to oliargo + upon thorn, bo.
stands at present. Tho 11omo-Ru1o orators CON
tinue to hold uass-meotings, pasH resolutions,
and agltato, but carefully refrain from Anno1,nc.
ing III their platform tho oxtont and boundaries
OF Homo-Rule jur1edotion, Or defining sho powers
q; 9f the pronosed irish Parliament. Meanwhile
giving in their adhesion to tho Home
lsulo party and taking the stump
for t.; and this alarms tho Protest.
ants Of ireland, and arrays them in aoid phalanx
bitterly against IT,. Tho Orange Lodges say that
Home-Rulo would load to Protestant oxtirpation.
un!oBa put down by tue British Government
and 10 matters stand III
THAT UNHAPPY COUNTRY,
torn by faction and acotarian aninoBitie8, and
ground into the dust by tho extortionB of alien
land-monopo1ists, whnso title is derived from
condensation, and maintained by d Dritlsh army
aud navy, and whose wrongful rents are on
forced and collected at tho point Of tho bayonet.
, 1873-11-09

Tho fifth volume Of the admirable series for
boys, 'Tho oalnping-o serics," has been H.
auoa by osgood d Co. The subject is "Tox-
Hunting as Recorded BY naod," and It makes m
entertaining and alluring plea for this hardy old
Auglo-No1man sport. (W. d. Koou, Cooke d
COD
, 1873-11-09

''petor stuyvesaut" is tho subject Of the last
volume issued by Dodd & Mend in the series Of
!" American Pioneers aud patriots," Which liz be-
ing manufactured for tham b.. that biographical
psoneor and patriot, john 8. O. Abbott. I'ho
volume is history Of tho State OF New York
from tho discovery Of the Hudson Rlyor to tho
beginning Of tic Revolution, which Ia ralated in
Mr. Abbott's noval IN fluent and readable ma.,-
ner. (Hadloy Dros.)
, 1873-11-09
LITERATURE.
1sentamin r. Tnylorss Poems.

BontAmtn r. TnyiOK'A POGtm8s
Nfr Hor3s,ntr = rnr1or forr,ar,v q ,r,l1
, r,,i " "en-
known membor OF tito ohicnso proas, has rocov-
erad number OF bis Pootio yeraoa from tho fu-
gittVo pagos OF tho newspapers In which moat Of
them 1t 1rstappearod, and has them out again,
IN permanent form, under tho title, 0fd-Timo
Pictures and sheaves Of Rhyme" Tho nttlo
volume. which Ia issucd In handsome shape by
8. @. Griggs i Co., contains great many clover
rhy1ues aud some genuine poetry. Tho subjects
arc as varied as tho topics OF the times and tho
vorHatity and quickneBs of o poets eym-
pathiea could maho them. The verai,
floation ia especially smooth and easy, and tho
rhyme is aa llttlo tho mastor as IL to DO expected
{eeses, q 1ueauinR That Ia 8 sort at porson,,
nronortv for ti,,sn1f, WI - J.. ~, ,>o,t, ,,s,s,
80 J.. ~. .., ~
"o6o ~ ue0ao AAa pe1nouat "oeSs SUI loyas aud
of thaRo inner rovo1at;onu that u;11 nj ,,,o,1
=. ~ ...I.N-. , 'Aa1 Va. NV ~pPo"'
"Tho Shattered na,nbow." with it's graceful
uon+;nant n,;l, -,,o =, ,.,aa 49,, H.. -.
oon'4e"t, wit 6.so hs eooo III iaoa III any oenor
convenient Belectton Of Glr. Taylor's mlso:
When b!azed tho srintct Of tho cloud abroad,
Tho bent and broken jswelry Of God.
That fragment Of ring, ite Other psrt.
Vas lost ,lreptned within the forost,a baart.
The ,uwei aliyercd III hi. froatv sa sraen1 r"'p'
And slowored tho mnpIea vit, ceipstjal red-
Tho oaks were a,lnses though tho days wore dead,
Tho Ssh was lrc, the humblest shrub diyiuo.
..nho uaro ~ NJ uor,,,,,.at - ,.,
Ae4o ~ Ne" AAau1otnB1 ~ tap'o, eh-
orgetto lyric Of very different Btylc from TINT
saes aoo'oa' "1su p4'o. uA'tac4 A.otA t!s
'otaes VIZ cloEo our uotlco o1 Mr+ IAyIora books
to tho peruHal Of which NO commend those who
hold n tla worth oY ,,v -ooora ~ f,a u,ora,,t
and human experience, even II It ho not
, 1873-11-09

Bank ot England" "Tle Doterminiat Theory
q voliton !tu stato,nont and Tiiatory;" "Theo
Education Of Women In Amorioaih uTho
Apooalypnof !" Homo Hu}o Il" "Tho ponma OF
Dafytlt hb 0win, !" "Catholoism and pbjloso-
nhyi" -"tlFhe Use Of looking at IioturoH: !"
"Etllicg. Rolgion, and tho Church."
Tho Penn Monthly for November Inns theso
Gontonts "On tho Vauo Of Original Scientific
nesoarch;" "rhe Contiaoat If srafn by the
AT Ar1'b,Moorn "Young Widons !" dTho Fiuail-
Tho nn'nbora Of Litte'rs Living Ago for tho
weeks ending Oct. 25 mud Nov. nre specially
intcroating. Among the ar.ielos arc Tho
Alonothoisnl Of paganienl." from the British
Quarterly Reufc,o; :" proteatant 1iostoration
IN Franco in tho Last Century" .Frascya
Magdzi,so "Tnrkish Georgia." tornhiu Mar
axino "Noe1awork," Macmistan's Aa1azi,,e J;
',Ihc Losaons Of the American Monetary 0rt-
eis," Economtst; The Old Catholic Conerosa at
Colmtanco," Saturday leu;e,o Somebody's
Child" Gentlornan'a Mngaxtne; "The nogent
beas,," Ismple Bar; osldoron;s seerad
Dran,aH-the rurgatory- Of st. .patriok," ST.
Paars Victor Emnnuels Reception In V|onna
and Derlin," Spectator; with instAllmonta Of
" :. Tlo Parisinns,",, by Lord Lytton; "Jaok and
= "'Nicole yegnonS,." BY MiaB Maoquoid, author Of
Patty !" bosldeH poetry and miscellany.