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, 1874-10-24
Gladstone s,s. Eaels.sa Eyeuaem.

Fran tic .ffsn tnrE IFf6a1lf.
In lis waadcrlngs abuu. Rome Dir. Dickens
,tsed to meet n certain Typical British tourist
whou, ho dcscriboo Ga boin; dsyoured by uow
euriosity leading him to do extraordinary thl!sa.
Hcl. 1s taking % the Govern ct funeral urlls ant
looking IN ct tho ashes CO II t!soy wor" piekes.
Another Eu:lilhmnu In Ills peculiar habsta of
mind certainly recalls ts nlI trayoler; and that
IL dr. Gladstone. No subject il slfo from him.
He iIios, but not at ali gportively, from potios
10 ritlla!iarl, and thence to Homer, anti now ho
has cllossn tn deousn feminine costume. lie
lifts tho honyy c!eayer o! Ills aty!o aud anitcs
tho niry fabric Of his subject. "Tako." !" ha nayB,
.sad 40 it ID to htrtke for ouoo at tho sofsor por
tion Of tho Epcclea-the dreaa OF Englah woman,
which. npars fruIn rnk aud special gilt or train.
iMH, ~ reputea to bs tha worat in tho European
world, alla The mast WANTING allto III character
n.rl adaptation. The so-caIioa beauty 10 admin
iste,sd iii poltopto,s duses Of ornamsntat.ou
son1etiplcp running to ac.NRl deformity. Who
aha!l conpota .ith tho uwatenoa Eaglahwomsn
for tho heuso Of hsir built upon hor head, or for
the .neakuyclasa extanaon Of hor dragging
trnlnf" It was sggrayatlng enough that Talno
Dhou!d have made h!s witty Rntlwtllful oommsnts
OH tlo attire OF 1rstuun!hs daughters; what will
they shy to tho eranlloqueut l!aapprobation,
the o!onhanslno sssifo Of tho!f own Hroas coun-
tt5mpn3
, 1874-10-24

"A HISTORY OF oERhA:y FROM TIE EARLIEST
Tl3lEs. founded on Dr.. Dawn sIrILER's 'ttI,s.
tory Ut The German peonle." LIZ onARLroA 7.
LiSls. syo, pp. ses. New York: Harper l.
broshcrs.
DR.. Mnllcr'a history, which forms the basis of
tho present work, Ia III high estcom in Germany
for its general accuracy Of statomont is eklllful
grouping OF fsctB. and itH condensed, yot aui-
mated, narrative. L., adapting it to TIM noeds Of
American stut'cnts, 3lr. Lewis hes made oonpid~
orable changes, without altering tlo fundamental
piau. Tho sketch Of Tho two centa,ries preceding
tie Reformation. wl.ipl, is rather meagre in
tho original, has boon enlarged and tillod
up with materials borrowed from nanle Nirth.
afenzcl. Iud other Trustworthy nuthors; while q
briof outline Of the princips! ovopts III tho new
Empire siuce the psace of Frankfort has beou
added in a tlual chapter. Other minor altora-
tiona aud onlarsements have been introduced
along in tho narrative, who.nyer it was Judged
that by their help the sequence OF .eyonts coall
be rondercd moro intulligible, or tho dovolop-
ruont Of popular movement, or OF 4 prominent
cllaractor, conld be mado more complete and
satisfactory. Az the work now stands, it is NJ,
admirable manual ior schoo}s, Or for ths uso or
tho general raader.
, 1874-10-24
Pistol l.ract.cs In xv7.ulaoe.

Fran The FtratntA Ecrestss.
Yesterday afternoon, ut q saluuH n, tho Divide
sono n.en wero discussing ths ahooting anray
which oet,,rrea during the 1aosninH bet~een tho
two brothers -ia-las, Fatlmau and Ward, ns !non-
Toned III anothor column. 1t wEa agreed on ali
hands that it was shocking baa stioo1anga dis
cd T. Comatock uau. whom lie know to be u good
nhot With i, p1Atol to GO out IN Ills backyard with
him, and do como shooting, just to show tho
''boyu how 1t should bo dono: In the saloon
posed was that each shoot two cCss OF the baro
haad Of tho other at tho distanco of taM pecoe,
the otie nllsaiLE to treat tho cfowd. Tho Com
stockor MIA bound not to ba bluited bya man
from tho other cnd of tlsa State, 70 to tho bao-
yard all hands Adjourned. Each nan uaoa Ills
own aix-Aisooter. Tho Constooker tirst "b1Ht-
ell " hia egg on tho top Of tho Piooiierh head,
rhch oxploit was loudly applsuded by all pres
cut. It waa then the piooler'n turn to siloot,
and al egg waB produced to be placed upon thn
head OF tna ColaHtocker, bnt wien ho removed
his hat thore VIE great lhugh, for tho top Of
his hond waa In Gn1outh uH ailliard-hall. For
full ten mi,,nteH nll hands tEi0d in vnip to maio
IN egg stand oil hls head. II couldn't be done.
baying Buno into the arrangement, knowing that
le w:n aafo. Tho latter loid him to uot up his
eEE and 1t was all zight-lle wnbthere. Tho Pho
rlser went Into tho Auloon, and u lnonoslt after
came out with u small handful OF ilour, which he
dabbtd upon shc bsld head Of tho Comatooker,
and then trlulnphautly plaMted in II ha egg, toll
back ten 1teps, and shal knockod it OIL. Tile
GonBtopkor then told Lin to set M his secoud
cgy and shoos ut it. " ho didn't want to hlve his
icN,l cliaikol twice during the game. This was
aone, and tho wreck Of g tccond egg atreanlea
over tAs Conlstuckofs patio, Tho liocter now
stood out with his )sat cgg OH bin head. Tho
Comstocker raised hiH psto! aud fired. Tho pio-
cher bonnstod D yard into tho air. mud tho egg
bounced Whole from Ills head. "lye lostl" saiid
the CoMstockor. " Lot all come lip and drink.
by slp I've put half tho width OF my hul|et
through the tol, Of his left carl" and 80 It proved
upon measurement.
, 1874-10-24
VESTA.

o Christ Of ludl whose life anG d :
Our OWL harc rpconc1iAdt
Hout quietly, most tenaetly
Tatv lu1aa thy star.uan,el chlluI
THY grace IL III les patient eyes.
Thy words ure on uer tongue;
Tin very eileuce rouui her seaMs
Ia il Tho angels nnng.
Her nru!te Ia ~ . listening chlld's
That heErs Its .notler'a call;
Tic uiics OF thy perfect peace
About her pillow fal.
gho Ie4rs cut cur cIngiug trims
To rest htraclf IL ll:1uo;
Aona to thee, dear Lord, eau wa
Our woll-beloyei rcalgn.
Oh, less for her than for oursolyes
Ne bow our headu cu1 pray:
Her eo!siug star, like Dssh!chena'5,
IN tl!ca ghnii lead tho way.
JoAn q. Nhitfer il IDS .<ftyx!ic. Or November.
, 1874-10-24

CHOICE RECEIPTS. Dy II. 8. ". Square 12mo.
pr. 100. BoSton: 1aucs 3. osgooa i CO.
Tiua manual OF cookery doserscs Its titlo. Tho
receipts arc such Rs dainty housekaopor would
delight to use. They diroos tho connection OF
delicate and palatablo, yet not expensive disheu.
Following it's guidance, one may learn not oulF
how to servo tho Injuries of tho naarIes In M
attractive form, but how to work over tbs
clun1ta. aud tho Bits, and The loayings that will
gather ia overy larder, into uppotlZing 1uups,
md hasi,es, and what-aoty, that would grace sny
tsblo. Tho book is put up in a cover pretty
enough for tho pn,lor. although its object In llfo
will Eon1uo 1t to the aitcAou.
, 1874-10-24

IF1Ht tHE 4fett fSfE ITtVah<.
Tbs demonstration, last week. In tito Hook.
aeasiu Valley, in honor OF Mr.. Eayard Taylora
return, appears to hayo been az Loa1ty and gon-
erona aB it was deserved Mr.. Taylor'8 old
fead 5 a as son X s eeaa eSs fsa Ta
white tloners md autumn leaves; passages from
his poems wore framed in ivy, and the German
and American t.ag8 wor0 lntertvlncd. In brief
literary friends. ,fr. Taylor saya: ..TLo
speeches, gongs, and pooms quito overwhelmed
nie. It seemed that oil onoe thought bent aud
supnoBed to bo forgotten WAS reyiSal-that all
tho recognition crsyod T ,o in van ,r wa4 poured
keep myself, by force of will, from crying like =
air. Taylor seems to have been thoroughly
takou BY surprise by ths magnitude Of The
speech, ho hes sought 10 make q more careful
response, which We have tho pleasure OF print
''e AID AMIGOS.
(1ount GudA, OF. 10. 1874.]
son.ctimca an huur Of Fata'a nerenaat weather
strttes through CIR changeful ssy its coming
son,e,7hcrs aboro liz, in elusive cther,
Waiss tha tula!!nsnt Of onr dearest dreams.
30, when tho waywsra tIne and gift hnys blended.
When Hops bohols ratnquishol via'ous won, :,
Tho heavous are broken, and blue moro aplenoaat
Holds 10 its bosom m enchanted aun.
Then worls. uuguessoa, In faislia own sh5nsss
70 cara uuuuot their welcome music bear:
Theu harda holm on that dolbttn2ly Te19foeot
And love IL lbosal ss tho summer a1f'
Tho thorny claplet Of slow probation
Docunaea tho iaWzel fatt 20 long dehtens
Thu fDrul ucAlayei sniies on tbs asp1raton'
Aud dream IL leel, and Art 10 1assahs"'
Ali. never moro tlls dull negscs that slnoshess
The baNls tlnpcHdent being aaslt tetufAi
Eoyuu.ten lines esa on t4n liFa ot otAeis.
ExtinYnahod thoughts III o1nsr e9'f'ts oa1a3
s,. bearded Lives uhns sean,sd 50 spons an wa's'd
And echoes raue from dark or empty yeafa
rrnrc hrintu tjtn cpsttu cup, no more untsste,
Tnt fsine 10 ti through n1isss Of grateful tear9.
sxpu Int 81 tho living spirtt taught mR, -.
Hell towards the light. psrc}aSnee with hayward
And st!l ,nst answer for ths cheer you've brought
1s.pg because could not chooss but ring.
rro, that wide alr, wosa Graoly silence awslloHs
80 tleuy yDlEeH, eSen ~ nina tten1tt tnsat
I rear yoi, efcnk, and auldcn glory follows.
~ from u falling tonEla Of fentaeoHs.
so hosrl un hailed ky you. that standing nsarsat
Mike loye hle..ing, faith purcg hanss.
uld anew tbs slrlteEt gift &nl eonreat,--
rho happy kong That cares pos foE ~ iaipei ~
csoAnoApst, oes. Il, le7A
, 1874-10-24
Lanrsa IRe,a,s.sS OpAs.tON OF the Lincoln
HtntMcs
Springfield (lil.l corrtdnanaohes ef As Cincinnati

FIU7HZiftH.
At the close OF doy. Oslcaby's orasion, tho
tie rt, white, anil blue tho can,bro that cnser.
ed it, was rc1ntyosl a,d quite tho most frlgtful
stasuo Of Lincoln III oxisteueo was reysaletl. I
la1o not atlompted T. description OF tho munu-
.usnt, hut ,aay eay that 1t ID founded upon u
grand scaio. That IL. tho buse up to thu teiTaoa
II all that one could admire. There tho porioo
lion ends. TlIe SHIFT IL out Ut alt proportion
with the hxso. It riaoH II Heoro Ut fact whan ito
pinnacle should be patAsa III tho blMo OF ether:
Tho ats.uo Of Lincoln il -1attol-of- -tnst
exa.yusation OF hiarnyenl lealures, snd III plsonl
GU oiio side Of tho sh2f,, whaloay thu snI!'rtor
should llxse iJcal!zol Ilnc"h-,sa nlstarial aan,
ulauos with tho mobility of hin soil AMI esentini
navIe Of tha shaft, igure OF 1is I!aco !u tatuo,
thn bowed lead batllet In tue boundiosa snI-
pyteap, and in open view at ths p!oa1 pilgrim to
hls Tomb, fson whatever qsaessr Of tho taua hs
Qaynp,
, 1874-10-24

~ nsauus$gis a y. aao Mneao Ealcaiio!lai
MANI ,I ntn,irnrn ~ tson vn,,n,, ,aa 1i'n;
,:orrctt urhitg, aati their cpt1,css ond on1pruecs
ior, acquiring lnow1edWu. nl'ct unqualified atimi-
,at.ou. rns u a,,, .llea, Mef3 lStely ntn;tcd to
aaae Io'sse 1s "v,,niun,,o r,n ntnf.ns
taljs "tho T,,n:rrne'A hnyp." fy,uu tl,nir boi,,r
uuor tbh I:sup0r,y'a ra:Mtmse,-o pue ro-
cei'auE S10o l'or a'aah foF Ills c1pcnses.
TAclt1Isd'
AL article III M EuellsA 1''sNHne, treating OF
tho pleas1ru OF yachting, MaheH JIG following
the t1cfit,nta and n1easures Of thig specics or
.,,m,,,n..n r,,..o,,,.t,
-aa', -a'''Hae'As'.' .....,
r. men aerif 40 niGn @ res, LIZ , ~ .i" ,
teis crst"" ~ nj IL o1t nr;cv iii her o,i viii, III
au oyo to ,iss FULLER h.i urnue,a snd kalt her them
nevsz. with orsw, nIl told, Of two men anl bny.
cn noat u of'ah ~ ne oo1gat III NealoFn hus.sI
sou1iI fiIer au,l wltl, vcr fStr t-S,,t Of aasfor
about 9lA Tie Aa'n" LIND of hoats hu: a,',t5 nted
nn%n % ross ctns ~ ~ n,,re ni s}{.i, ,y
u sIc, little craft aud l.cs nwsss wilt not exceu 81
Was.t inn eSrna IN sae WY " sp,nsSera or OLLIE
eve ,ay ho yory moderate aao Or may Gully 10 run
up into tolorablo suin.
Tlo writer atids thht llrat-class g yaelt chn al,
"nys ns tra ,a ~, s,a .9 oot1o & ~ ~
1noa rnr no ann On i,onr1 cxnoot h;n,sctf and
frienfls.
TEMPLE nan.
9he fase OF tho yeheiaplo structure Iehplo
Bar In London. Will BOON bo decided. Early IN
August 1t gaye slynH Of immediate dissolution.
Itg fail y5aa temporarily tolayel by 1ncans Of
comn,catod et.ys nul aupnorta anu,,od tn lin
sssaeh,I,,ss +or.,anr v,,athor t,o aa;uoo .sal,
~ ..,..s .s, .,.ooot',or ~ II, o,,,s,, ,nt,u,tv
usua".ss !, a.,oa,,n,, ,r,,;,,, I'm c;tv ,u;;a
rn.s.In t.. ~ I aa.;1...,f.. 1rha,r
@NAtAuNAssoS A-"'o A-Ns N-a-~~
, 1874-10-24
THE PLhlNS-.-a PnOPllGCy.


Go 81 autl loos upon ihat ahu,
and no!io bchnl.iin.t nnderataud-
That Old. Old lana "hsall 'nea ea'l ne"-
90 Journey Win the iesaons tacooSu
lts wastes aftd lcafn LOW Alfnt!eEss
ere aolc1nn slleheo ot tnst pam
~, en GO eloquent. Ihs hnts
AMI! hGntica skies see!n D,tH iof H.
AM! ~ ctae seema yeatel4ayt
An idle tatc nut NY tolI.
lts story IS Of ctott alone,
For nun mas ifed anu gone a~ay
And ie1t but httla heaps ol stone.
10 here you learn low more than Gt
And diXzlitied ~ silence, wien
You laesr tho petty 1eerg Of mn1f.
ltx awt1! sa!s!uao veuMtn
Thonct1orth for aye part q yoH,
And you hRYa lexricu Your littlencaa.
Bono s!ltnt rcd men eroaa your t1s:K;
bonic slln-tanneh trapperh como and 60
Same rolling reas ii hn'fnlo
Break thnntes-tiia ena far sway
AGAINST the 1oot-hlilat hreaElhS 9acE
Like breakers Of Gu.le troahleu bay;
, 1874-10-24
LITERATURE,
Hrassey. the Great Naflvyny.Con.
lvtlC4Ar,

FSrRsoey. the Great Haflwny.Cou.
tvu.c&ar.
LIFE AND 1ApoRs OF Mn. nnAssEy, 1sos-ls7o
lsy Htr ANrnuN MxIra, K. .. B. Emo. pp, $50.
DostDn: Roberts Drothsrp.
Whonovcr book comes from the l,ant' Of Sir
Arthur Helps, no mhttor what may bc It's topic,we
cn bo tolorably suro that 1t Ia worth reading. For
Sir Arthur is one Of the few thinkers Of The ago.
lie Ia alao scholar, aud tho master Of q TO-
markah1y pure and simple style; and, when Ito
directs hiB Rttention to any aubinct, lie trons II
not only In acarching, but In All artistic null
ner. Sir ArtlNr !s, too, phissnshFoplst ea
well ns philosopher, md Ia constantly
studying thosc problems that involve human
welfare and progresH, and striving, III nll
ho does and anys, 70 gtva bib lhbora
practical turn for tho benefit Of bis fellow-bc-
iuga. Thua bis books nre always luxury to
porRons Of culture, and source OF instruction
and inspiration to roadere Of ovory variety.
1t ia amusing, In turning ovor tbs first pages
Of this proaont worK, to 500 with what humility
and dlfEldonco this n,nn OF ideas aud learning
undertakes the composition Of biography,
which happens to be to him d new department.
pf writing With charming frankness ho con-
pulta with tho reader rs to tho most cnoctivo
plnn for disposing tho evcntH In tho life ho nas
mny b. tbs methoa decided upon, iho nuthor
viii invest h,a subfcc. with mower md interest,".
AMI an ln f1oen. SWhon do" tho render 10
IA ~ aecisin1 t.1at Dir Arthrr Holna bo my
amaooS,t i, 1o' Ma
~ III nraseoy. tic subject of the presopt blog-
ranhv, wn., n,an whSm a,,y writer would 10
,,rat}al 10 r,ortray. Outside Of commercial cir
h,,f 1,oI,, ~ ,a oroat aoG,pvcncn,a and lin no
ia cosacsor ho 5asarrea to ho known upiyers
niiv H. pon ma NJ the iarcest rnjiroad. cnu-
+rnrtora - hia hn .fnr With lis t3art-
nara. a. many M 60 400 men in his employment
nnnn works rcnn1Iirr soventocn mi|lionu Of cnp-
Xxi for % their cnmniot;on' Tl,n nsenitude Of Ijs
..n4.sas.., .r.s ain ,rinrail oh'1itv with
, 1874-10-24


MANUAL OF MYTHOLOGY: GEEzK AND EoarAH,
EoAsE AND OLD GERMAN, I11yDon AND EGYPTIAN
MYrHoi.ouy. Ir AIExA.5laEn i. MugRAf, Depart
lncnt OF Grcck aud Nonlan Antiquities, DrAh Muge-
nut. With Forty-1yc platco. svo., Up. v89. Nov
York Scribner, Armstrong Co.
On the appearance OF this volume in England,
1t mot with immediate and signal favor, --Rhow-
ing that the noed Of comprehensive aud accsl-
1ate manual Of mythology was now supp,ied.
Encouraged by this ASSURANCE q; slccess. Oh tile
early exhaustion Of tho first edition. the author
recaat and greatly enlarged the work, IN order
slat nothing should bo wanting 10 its efficiency
an standard textbook. II is this revised odi-
tlon which tho American publishers have repro.
dnced
Tho bulk Of the volume is occupied with tho
mythology Of Groeco, as the leitien and horocs
Of tEia nation far excae1ed In number those OF
any other ancient peoplo. 1T tho c1cao OF tho
description OF each Crock and Roman deity,
thore Is appended, in smaller typo, III account OF
tile most memorable works. Of art In which tho
god or goddess has been represented. Tho
mythology sna roliyion Of Egypt md Of tho Hin
docs, aud tho SorEo md old German mythology,
cover, togetlsor, upwards OF to pngca. An i'll
rroducsory eassJ. oopions indexes, and il1ua.ra-
tions, conclude tho equipments Of the volume.
, 1874-10-24

!ton, and may DO thoroughly relied upon. Thoro
ID At times no moro agreeable or honorable co,1,-
ion with !Snturo. xhD haa livet! .n,1cli IN tho
woods, with tho nky for canopy. nl,tl lilo cart
for y led, a,ut tho wild ANIMALS fnr neighbour.
Suit persoa'a hive seneray Eimplo, frank, md
lug t.lsm operate To beins tllcm Into harmony
with the ireshneha. tl!u o1ens.ah,, al.t Tho b1N-
tanotty, Of k.t,.rp. Cap. DayarI,ls writes t.niy
nf the Eah1o which Is 10 In brought down with
Tho gun OF this lia writes ,nous bagarluuuly.
CLOTH or GOLD, AND OTHER POEMS. ~
rnoM4n DattEx Alog1u,t. 12mo., pp. lui. 1,os-
eSihf III 'ain oGns 0ia coIsm,iox e. or ox, sausro
l61no., rp. 1a!. Eoaton: lsnnrrts ErnttIrra.
1t was M poet that Mr. Altlricl, won bis
earliost pnce among American writer's Tho
graceful antl teudor poem, Of Baby Doll," mud
the oSquiatto stauzus, !" netoro the Rain" gavo
him hold on tho popular affections long boforo
1t waa suspected tlsat ho latl q gilt FOR writing
arintio prose aud for framing tho inoat Ingenious
ntorios. For twenty yours-l,is first book of
poems was published In 1864, when lie was 10y
of lS-Mr. Alarieh han boon dropping Musical
pearls among tho pages OF American periodicals,
occasionally gathering them up and inclosing
them III o casket Of his own. This q the Rixtll
titno the scattered iewclB havo beon collected.
Aul, up 20 uates tuclf llinlDcE l3 coluplcI6.
OF tho cntiro collection, thora Ia not single
poem that author aud adnnirar mny not coi,~
template with pleasure 60 smooth ia their finish,
go pure and da!tcate their fancy, 80 refined their
sentiment, and 80 oyou their excellence. Whore
all slale oqnntly iu tho chnrmB OF poeBy. 1t 1T
difficult to distinguish ono ahoyo anntler yot,
III addition to tho two already namod. there ii
ono, "Tl,c 1'ragedy," which, by ,ts energy and
pEsaion, moves tho feelings moro deeply than
the raat. 1t Ia aR powerful 1T snggcation ~
description, nnd lonyc8 tho reader facn to face
| with mental vision Of torribfa despair.
"Quiot Hour" IL 8 compilation OF choice
pocnas from diversity OF English and American
authors. Tho selections aro characterized hy n
sympathy With Nature, q spiris Of quiet roposo
and submission, Gnl By deep religious feeling.
, 1874-10-24

iH q ,lyu-Htory structure, built in Gothic utyio.
with tIgll III Oriental Hrclitactl1ra. 1t ta one
Lonlon, md has esenta in tha principal clties OF
both hemlspherce. making collections Ct Ill lna'
portans booke aB thay appear.
TAE KtnauIz MonsEs.
III lila intercating volume, Campaigning on
the OxuS." bIr. 5luoGahan speaks In high pFaisa
or tile NyEhlz bread Of horaeH, whosa 9nsli!los
lo put to tho oayercpt teat IN travelling over Tho
kyxil-lium desert. Thoy all have either by na.
t,ra or training tho gait eal!oa tho an,blo, Which
they will sustain tho Etole day through. getting
over tho ground Will, astonishing rap!dity. Thoy
will travel ut tbs ra.p of 20 miles 9 day tos
month together, auba!atluK upon the sEanty
llerbuge growing IN dosort'oanntry, "'sa aIaa an
groonlod, nor arc they atablod, eaTo in t'o very
eousst weather, anu arc rarely treated to graiu;;
III Eintcr, II their 0wnors haso hoy, II IL led
10 them In light measure; i tAafe ~ none,
Sy S sH ncf Il m e9afd @ oy S ca tue adpg g' Nth TIE s
sheep mud cattle. In nnmn,er, their fare ~ shi1s
Of tho camela,-tlla dry, Hpaiao rastarag6 OF tho
aosarta. Tho leanst of this tseas'asnt!s 9aaN,
hardy race Of Lonsos, surprising als othsra ~ the
wherever camel on,a, and Will travel ~ lar With
out wator but onllnot do Wltilouttt az many days.
Ia apeal and aIa they arc inferior to tho ta'nona
Turoman hozaes. which are remarkably Aaot
and spirited.
CHINESE srupEN2a IN AMERICA.
Thcre arc now uinoty Chinese atndonta gaIt-
Ing AL education III Massachusetts aud Conncc!-
cut, ut the expense Of thoIr Governn,ont Thirty
Of them liavo bcen in tho country tWo yoars,
thirty cams but yosr $40, and the
remaining thirty arrived recently. At first,
the studonta ars placed two toEethor,, In private
families, for thu purpose Of learning tho English
aAuguaxd, Every tKalvs4aupnth they undAseo sn
, 1874-10-24

MY GyG6 WR{H HliHGtuly uEEE5tcH ku9 hlpl8IIuuE4
Of lArge s1et, which isAe.s like s,sera from tna
bosom Of thu earth. 1T ,lrat kind Of ~, about
tho aze Of email a]fpeuy, slowly tAse tself nboye
atro.chsd ,te,uasly.s ol,t from taba Which, lilo i'd
bud previously coyare. with TIC utmost cxacsnyHr.
apat sHis %5 ovar tu tno
solh OF Frucr, which exhibits In isa au'no tho won-
derfal instinct By which it III ,naskoa. h4ust-
hall aut u taa ba the spider eagerly wnseLea cTery
moyeu,en. of a docatu larewlnx tly Which sla!kcd
hsiry ay 'stt spasr as ehS ary reusd viii osctenoat
M siawly toward hs den, dark aid coa o. The grave
Il ,salkst iato tic vesy jaws af death. whom heard
sltshi cr:ckl!tg IN the dry, hsr1aas, and then,
viii, g,lt{ucn,,css which n,alo M0 GtArt, bright,
crecu lisara ttnlcd from TUT Of grass aud houEcd
tuTa,l the spider Iho'2A aaitS aks4 M ny snrprse,
drawing hack with ralltty a cast eqlul 10 that Of
her euSS, al ylolontly ;luslng na iii VI hor sui.
icry 10 usar however, WIZ t!o lizard to hciziag h!s
cait between Tue tloor al tue H.do of Tho TUBE xn
thauh @ twisted i'a lille body from aias 10 sids Es
I'LL tha spider 1nnn abe 10 closo tho gate Of tho
caatu with GdI!t bolt nnl bar ieyss would o',r lizard
!. ,uss lys parlsne pIst,aily ot hunger an.l ex.
hnueIon! 3sEnwhilt, Etrovo hard to raiso tho lid
Will. ,'s ;zke, aa4t falling In this atter Hssoral at
lussrt tho enh of lta tail !uto The slight upbning ao
by it, iuu. Thon lpr tin first tho could 400 the
1 has spxs G @ %h " N sfans r. gf To- % esa. Of If II
t!a clawH, To tho inner iace q tho al:sen door which,
!NSeyes, "ss gradually ys!ang to tho efforts ef t,o
Njtont ar!c3 10 III: noHasl con:imt: No yo9ner
Thought tAu Gone. From ths summit Of the t's1os4
oa which NY ehi1. WV ,t.;ns e,a;ssd & t"a o'ffF'
'0ly1npua trcu,blssl At MY nod -
thu frightened ltxast IN tho pnsray ef as'pas, tofe
~ foot lrun tho tran, VIII tho issa O. swo VI asoo
sGss @na oosot h9t ass Vloat ots.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-04
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