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Baldwin House,

Charles w. Go0dale, n. D.,
Otice at Reed City, Mich, viii attend
promptly all calls in town or country 81
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Ma. 8. n. DOVE 10 to be the coming Post
master at Nirvana, instead of Mr. d. Knight.
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John +. Radcliffe.

Justice of the Peace, Jersey. Aich. Once
10 tie Court hoass building. S-S
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Purifles the Blood, Ren0vates
and InvigOrates the whole
System. Its Medical Prop
critics are Alternative, Tonic,
Solvent and Diuretic.
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Patented Nov. 10, 1860.
The only machine in the world tina
flashes flannels and woolens without full
hg. II Is simple; has but two rollers
nnnot possibly get out Of order; and 1T
nto any tub. Clothes cannot become en-
nnglcd, and II will wash bcd.quilt or ,
vrist-band perfectly. II is noiseless, am
ioes not wear OF tear the clothes.
Sells nt the Low Price OF S7.5O.
A child can work 1t easily. II washc
our Shirts at once. Also Skirts, Collars
nd Wristbands clean. II Is the favorit
everywhere. All who see this machine II
operation cxclaim
Joy to the World Relief has Como II
Everybody buying IL satisfied with tn
,ristol Washer.
II not for sale In your place, send y
$50 and We will sond you Washer b.
upress, or, II you prefer, win send on
Agents wanted everywhere For term
nd illustrated circular address
BRxsroJ WlsHxx Co,
90 3. wsxsr g. chioass
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Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Co.


Are now being brought into market,
Particularly such Of them
As are situated in Townships numbered
from 10 to u n aud In R,ngcs from to
ls w., inclusive, and in the counties OF
Kent, Neway3o. uonttaln,, Mecosta, Wex.
fo,d, Mani>tee, Missuukec, Clare, Lake
and Isabella, The lands also
Owned in Com mon"
win the F. 4 =. VI. Railway Cnnipauy.ant
located in the following townships. to wit.
No IA aud Is, Rang" Z; No. -, Is, Is aud
". Range 8; No. ID. 10, rs, n, IL and 10.
Range 2: No. Is. Is aud IL Range 10; No
Is. 10, II, IL and IL. Range IL; No IL. Is.
~. IS aud 10, Range ~. west: will also D."
for sale At the Office ofthc q. r.. & I. Il. II.
Co IN
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LAKE COUNTY OFFICERS.

LAKE COUNTY OFFICERS.
David A. Lathrop, Co. Clerk & Register
Isaac w. Howe, Sheriff
James VI. Foster, Judge Of Probate
Robert +. Bigbrc County Treasurer
Ddiius G.. Warner iros. Attorney
John q Hicks, Cir Court Com'r
Dewitt q. "avenport. &c. School Supt.
Louis Keller, "''"''''
Henry Saunders)
Geo r Pcet.
Albert A. blanchard. Co Surveyor.
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Conhcctions made nc Detroit with the
Great we.tcrn aud Grand Trunk halfway.
to and from The East. AZ Wayne with
the Michigan Central Ra,lwav. tor local
points Esst aud West. At Toledo with
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
RAILWAY Cor Cleveland aud Chicago, and
with the C. n & u. n. X. for Cincinnati
and South. Also, With the T.. WA W.
n. r. TO and from the South and South
west, Al Reed CITY with tho Grand
Rapids 4 Ind. r. r. Tor the North AID
South.
sArrosr KEsLEa. Asst sup't
J. r. NorRsr, GENT rickct Ag.t.
Eat SaSinaw, Mich.
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HOME STAR LIGHT.

YEsrrapAY was "All Fools Day"
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PAGE 1 RADCLIFFE,
nsrsy, nh.
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DALTtMonr, Nd, Nov. n, 1874.
70 the EfRor Of The chitaso 1rfo1,,e:
Sir. observe III this mornings Sun thn fot.
lowing extroet from a rccent lott,r -, vorr oo.ra
yoor1o,,t ~ t1.a., - ~ ,o"' soA'o"
''' ~, W.. w.. oee'bo n'tsoa 1o"neeha:
oi9 virginia tho 6tnto does not pay In
inTca1 on ats debt know that, NJ Ioudliulder.
WY not H. oeoauao tno people will not pay thor
tlxea. lhoy cao pny them woll enough and il
tna S!sfG wonla co!Ioet tue takoa aud pay sR the
I,,,t H. cte3t mlse expand III ''tGii1a.
s1on @ .nat s1ey ost tolr sasoH, aro poor, und nut
.a uplo so ph5 inc common" calth. Hence noSli-
Scnce naHes panic "osse."
Mr. Townsend speaks 40 confidently, as from,
tuiyt,t be- rocoivcf bv vonr roaaaru a. o.t,t1;h,,
fants, II, ho,1, -, V;ro;n,, -. ,,;.aa..aa. 49,.
, 1874-12-05

parts Of pulyoTlzed sulphnr, mud parts Of null
vC.rl3od reslia, nro addod anil tho whole heated In
Soo dsg; g.,'a1 Ear When cooled sustanoe Is OBJ
r rooS,.tn. MG ~ 1';1ior harncss and oaaoty
much choapor+ Tlis material Ia bong fnan,,fao-
tured Oh largo scale, and Ia on,)oyed for ,,ear-
? a1l tho usos to which obouy ta appfoi.
D1scoyEn1Es IN CALIFORNIA,
Or. Harknoas haa reported TO tito San Fran.
cisco Acudomy Of Hc;onccH Tho d!sooYorv of an
extinct volcano. It is upon tho line Dividing
Lsts'on and Plumas Counties, California, and Ia .
mtlos long by half milo witlo. The groupd ls
void OF vegetation for several hundred acrcu
surrounding tho crater, and flakes of lara, from
oisoic foot to tho sizo Of ton, lio aoattorod
about. u IL tho opinfou Of the Doctor that tho
The saruo person also roporiu tic discovery. IN
~ nn 1o8loh ot Tho Volcano. OF q lake largor than
la9oo anu hitherto unknown, except tn an oc-
cssional e., hunter: Tho iako III 1880 foot above
~ H. eea,waa ALTITUDE abosc that Of auy otaor
stone by tEta dlsoovoror. In homer OF tho great
explorer. Tho roglon extending from pl,lmns
County to tho Oregon lile ubuui,tls iu ya,ioI and
magnificent Eoencry. It is rich In blond valleys,
apu lii tracts OF hoavy timber.
oAr-sfEAL,
According to Lfcbig, oatmeal is almost as MI.
tritious as the best Eugs! beof aud in richer than
"hoaton bread IN tho clements chat 70 to form
bone and muscle. Prof. Forbos Of Ediuburg,
was IN tho habit. for somo twcnty years, OF meas
ufng the breadth aud height, md tostlng tho
strength Of both tho arms and lolus, OF the atu-
dents OF tho University. Aa tho reHntt of thceo
experiments, lle found that, In height, breadth
OF Ghost md .houdors, and In muscular strongsl,
tho Botgians wero at the bottom of tho list; a
httlo above them were tho French; very much
higher wore tho Engl Btl wlltIe aboyo fho,n All
, 1874-12-05
AyEIISIONS

Did over our render chance to know IN int]i-
viaual with an instructive, inyiucLe autipatly
to cat, WHO would actually turn palo, mud t1o
/ ulous, and faint, at tho sight Of Tint Innocent
domestic animal? Strange incredible as it may
| seom, thoro not unfroqucntly occurs person
who is born With an Intense aud uncomfortable
horror Of this household pct, that renders il
absolutely impossible to tolerate tho creature's
presence The pleuomonon is to 10 chased
among tho il6crllablo vagartus OF Nature, but
history recorda many auoshor Of @ kindred
uature.
THO Princess do Lamballo had shudlorinu
aversion to q vioet. Scolgor grow 1no bor>,1e
tho water-crcss, LadY uouefge. Ia ly.I,,- ,-w,itinv
to Queen Elizabeth, Aatcl tho rose urd It T.
even BY, l., sad d y taat blister waa once raised
wo 81 se t sep droty te sas aa n0n aua
Anne Of Austria Ind the s.me oyurpowcring
HVeihon to the queen OF flowera Montatgno
I'rided himself upon an Inherited nntipnthy to
medicine aud physicians, which had descended
1fom luther to son Tor two centuries. james I.
could not avoid a. tronaor ut tho sight of cold
stool and, when lo knigh1ed ke1oltn Dgby his
l,nad 30 hhoot whllo poisng tho royal blado that
buckingham Ind to talo hold md uorvo 1t to Its
wich threw HIM into commissions when 80 ,nncI,
as brook intercepted hia path but, like hero
or y sonBiblo man, no roaolutely conquorod the
wealnosB aud tnaiy euulI regard tho rolling
llOUu WIZ FEI4EEt Gt{AANlHllt5. q G1tfAtH
Duke OF AIuscoyy would fall iii at tho
sight OF wnnan and another nobienan
was 30 d,strosdott Ut the sight Of old women that
at Inst he dropped dead wIen some mlechiorolta
frienls, playing upon llfs weakness suddenly
presented his Leto lloir before Him and caused
her to a1dress him In npeecE,.
hut tho ltas might bo lengthcncd ont tniofi-
nitely OF thoae WHO hnve ctBrislsal inAayeut All.
tipathies to Objects harmless or .ogltful to tLo
generality Of mankind. Nothing IN Art ur
Nature IL 30 charming 10 tho scnso Or tho mind
tint 1t has not beon REGARDED by an occasional
person with extsemo and unacconntablo ropur-
nanco. Iheb0 curious aud striking freaks IF
temperament teach III how tho ilosl NAV tyln,,.
nlze over tho will, mud how oftot, errato uo{ons
aud aotlnnH a.e to be referred to bodily it1oaym-
csasiea that arc almost. or altogether, beyond
Mcntal controi.
NATIONAL MELODIES IN FRANCE,
France. ut tho prescott momont, IL without =
national song IN Witch to pour cut it's loyal en-
tlusfaem OH emotional occasions. Tho nMar-
se!llaso "-one OF tho most stirring aud imposing
sougs That ever came from glowing b.alu aud
passionate llosrt-is tho baltlo-ilymn OF tho
lallcal Repnb'!cans, or Comnlunlsts aud cannot
ba used Wlilo laW and order rugn III Paris.
- PAltaut Eour In Byria - favnrite song, said
to llNye boen Wt,tlen by Quc%p IIortense, mothor
Of tic lats Emparor-is Tho chant Of tho lmpe-
, 1874-12-05

~, az u soolnl gathering in Springfield Mass
Thanksgiving nsht, w4ero tLers wero ahout
forty pursoIs plosent, tho topic OF u,iud-yoaj.
net tho U''1on says, was introduced aua prac.
sica1 tests woso made, which, to say tho least,
wero singular III their rchslla. Most OF tLost
preHnnt sconsed tho idea that my In.
huenee by tue will could DO exerted ta
those, who submitted TO tic test we're
forced to admit that other will or .involun.
tary muscular ac!ion' did exert . powerful
lnll1enco III guiding them. The subject boing
bndlolded. tbs osAurs would seIcct solue tami..
lar oo]eot ana place 1t In u d'staut part OF tho
loom, homo'lInes in Diglt but Ut other Times cut
OF sight Of tho oporaturs. Thou tarce. four, ur
dets. mud breast ot tho subject. tixlng their
minds on The thug ~ DO found. III q iew miu-
utea tie prrsul. blllNlfoluoI would bnyin
to moya, sometimes aidownys, Bolip-
tinos backward, anl sometimes for
ward, but aiwa,s III tue direction Ut t4o hidden
artioe* a1!l always WileIa 1t WIS placed. The
tost va. trlod OIL dozen dinorout t,ossous. with
nnt0ly fron tue company, a1rtl with tho exception
OF QUO nstauue, with tho Hanu result. Zach
subject dosofbed lho loellng as simply doaira
to movo oil III tito dlroGtion tRkuu, impelIed
by sonBe or fuollug that eonle influenza
was cro'sdsug tllom that way. while ali Tia
oporasoss acelascd they wore UNCONSCIOUS Of az
ortinH my muscular forea Whatoyor, Az lin
subject would oflon move of III u dlractiol. tnat
would nuceabitnto twa Ut tho operators to wajk
backward, wlula only ono woull bo on tha M
I'oblto sIue, thare would seem to be something
0esldes s'lnvolnntaly nltaonlar action" 10 ia
accounted Tor. Most Of The company, howo,er
Wora nuconyiuced OF any other power. III iii
oyontB. they got two or throo ho.!ls Of yor, o..
toyablo aud interesting experiments.
, 1874-12-05

stslo q th"ss fan1 n5ss to tho :1is aa
Un lsS,nt'on =, etro micnx quan .eiu da "a a.
tho memories OF olrote n,onn ome. ,iFt',' 1lo'a
tiles Gull up while tLa rnris1on,Ie 1rr,aIt
and popular as 1t 10, bolpnEs to Tia RoyoInE,a.
or i530, and clearly cnnnot 10 brourht fnr,rn ~
mm'uay Thus. ~heu, OIL a,nto ocrasionn ~
atpiomatto dlnnern, and co,trt-ban1Intn INA
i'aaltn or fho Prosldemt, Marshal Mao ii ainn ~
uranR. II must bn In slloneo. saluted with no nars
taNi f.ra'oH from changing bsaes aud ponlinr
ttlattnEet' II toast to tho health OF Eua|n,tis
XNcoh 20 nr'posod, thnfo IN the grand Sid mn
HEM, Inen. uo9 s7yo tho Qnoot,." To echo tho en-
anslasm any htietan tho pri,io Of every EugleI,-
man. ononla tnn M cup 1u drainod in honor II tie
inli.aLo .! luo nhito HOUSE At Washington, tic
American may koop timo viii, lis Ecart-throl,s
TO tho tuno of "Yau.sco !" Doodle" "if"I1 nni,n,o
bta," or "Ihe Stnr-Spanelcd 1auncra owi1, WIFI,
every band knows how 10 brcnti,c ont miti,
proper bpl'iti but Francc-chnngeful. nulah|o
tranco-l1aa cotno TO that rcriol In her i,gtI,ry
When ao has 10 national melody that viii snenit
tt'e feestgs OF tho hour, without MI inter1nfur-
li6 OF dangerous and disagruoab!o ASSOCIATIONS,
GERMAN L1BnAn1Es.
Germany, tho lard Of booLs aud Of au,horr.
Is rich in libraries OF grout magnitude and Of
valuable co"tonta. Evory German scholar has
u!a collection Of precious volumes. often NUM-
boians many tholsanllu. porbnps fow OF thnso
WI BOAST or Govern. aud. 10 their plan, rough
cohult1on, tlloY viii not light up the shoiycs
wlofo thoy test but thoY Will hn Huro to possess
t1o liIsheat Intrinsic merit. Tho number and
wealt Of Tho chloF public lil,ratloa or Germany
asc HhoNh tn tue appended tabo:
, 1874-12-05
FAMILIAR TALK.
TIE ux1yEnat1tEs or runorr,

i
nh. ,,,Iasa ,,.,ras,... s,..a w. Lo" T.. o.,., ,
H' 'uouo'" alll'csal.y o"'cs '.s ot'0'n o"eh u
'no eleventh ceutury. IL grew IN tho beginnini
o11t OF tho schools which bnd, prior TO its timo
hoen cont}t,cc 10 tho n,n,aHtcriea nnd nruvttlcf
cht,cmrn nnd t,,,o, Iii, ,,,o,r ori,, .n,,,,. ~
.,..t,a M. w. t., tt'o' .'''' n',Aa' W "
"uus"l'o"' 1no tihs institution OF any eelepritj
| tnat answered TO tho modern university wRs the
| Medical College at Halerno, which Ind gained 4
wldo ro. o.,,ttnton so1no voora hcfora I'm 3oto Inn
Tim 11n,vorattv ~ r,r,a 49, ,,.t... -. .a,...,
~ ,s.s.... -. "ts' tn' "ue!ons u "n'c.
nna oeoh ~ e1ihLonco Tor o considerable peliou,
attained pro-etninoncc early In tho twctt!, con-
t1.ry. through tho lectures Of tho learned
| Abelard. tbat draw stui1cnta fror, III ,,~,. -
rurono A. frat nj. r. o,o.,, 81 s"'s1 "
ra.,.i. 's "es '.,' '"u'o"7 6cno"i haa only
tY s"eu'sY o1 AfN,-the study OF jurisprudence
oelns prohibited by Tho Popes, who controlled
affairs 10 Paris m tl,ev did oyoryw]cro e1se IN
Enropo. But 10 tho thirteenth century, Faculties
of Theology, Medicine, and Cunon Law. woro
added. so Eroat did tho popularity Of tlin ecl,ooi
become, that, In tho sixteenth century, il hnfi
5o.0iH' Btudonts III attendance. Tlootoey wns
the p'inclpa gtudy, and tho scholars pussnInr IL
Eonoratly remained nt tho university iiitoon or
sixteen .ears. or until l,sv woro Of nslJo nco
before tiioy were oottsidorod Bul1icioulY loarnci
to cnter tho prloBthnod.
Tie University Of 13ologpn Is eafl to have
beoh 1ounacu " lnoodoatus II. In tho fifth corr
,,ary; mt u did not como into 0roat rente unit;
tno twoltt century. when lrncst.ir or Werrerap,
, 1874-12-05
CYMBELENE AND THE QUARRELERs.


Wonl With d lortily train to Ida,
To ese tlle. laud III its Summer rido.
And what best&!es therc MAS to be seen,
r!lcS fHllHi Il tt,lnrrrl Of man mid rifs.
And theso, wl,eu Ae!lsd Of tue callsp Of strife.
Each On the oster cast tho wrOug,
We'd with a creature 10 fruw4rii and III n
6palts tlo i'll lux with right .,ooI viii.
"Lct them bott, 10 the ualace 10 ipu /"
Over tl,s lords and lutliea tueFs,
Cy1nhe!lne said with Als klug!y air.
HDtiug thu two Mo founu at lg4kln
And eacl, vn!s got 10 stand oluno
Out hcfore tho royal throuo,
While Oymbsllne Bpoko to both by name,
Eay,ng, HAs wJilo as Side from e}ae
, 1874-12-05

AA' oAAoAS w THE ARABIC NUMERALS.
NsxTos, Dali. Ter, Dec. :, 1871,
70 The Editor Of Tie CAtcago 4r,ouue:
Sill: lit recent nrticle answering cor.
Respondents inquiry, you give nomo interesting
Facts III the histo Of tho Arsblo nuu,ora,s md
their thtr.'daottolt into Europe. You state, also
sao chanEes In fotm which several nf tue u1,nor.
ala have undergone, but AID that their origin il
It ha4 long boon m accented onfnion oro,,o
NY aesoc'ntes that oil our itleaB mud oxprcsstont
ot ., numerals ny The decimal system caolo from
tuo primitive use OF the iguroa OF the two lInuda
ior the haFpoBo Of Indicating numbers, All
SMlvae t3fanes when discovered used.tllom. Iha
ticalarly the aloqns a,,l Zuuls, aud tho luoh-
log, supposed DESCENDANTS OF tic Aztocs. or ~.
lated people, uso wcll"develo2eu docInial syH.
tem. INC Navalos aro ablo to enusnorato lingo
~ the tlngors and handa, III connection with
low wotds. Tholc, aa am informed by ouo
WHO recently Htudied them ntellisently, ouu n,,v
daily obkoryo oil tho .r,,diments OF decimal
enumeration, eI and SEQ plainly the origin Of It
system doubtless oligiuated independently
among Separate peoples.
Aud IL it not equally probable TINT thu first
writton expression of tho numerals copied rudely
astcr Tug husera anu LANDS in tue characters
used 80 1t must hnso been in tho eystom OF
ltoman numerals. The one. two, thfee, end
four IL represent as many fingers tho ropre-
sents tue fnls-sprca:i hand tho X two suoh
hands., So ono cal observe. but not 80 clearly,
au oytdt nco Of a similar origin for tho charac.
tor Of the Arabic numerals. Tho character for
ls cleni'y Que t!ngor. Hold threo tingors Of your
right ht nd before you slighly opened aud point
tug 10 lie seft they Indicate tho origin Of tha
nu!norai 3. Tie 4 Is a combination Of four ouos
or four lines. II the face which originally used
tue Arr bio numerals had left n,auuscripts con-
tanning figures Of a very early date, wo should
doubtle:s 10 able to trace the idea throughout
but, as your article stated. mere convoutonaIity'
tastc or caErlco. has vastly modified tho earliest.
known iorns OF some OF tue chasaotors. We bo.
lievo. loweyer, that the decimal idca, and tho
earliest charactets used In writing to express tho
dlK'ts, Nera derived from tho fiugsls aud
Aalda.
, 1874-12-05

TEN DAYS IN SPAIN. ly KArE F1ELn. Ilhlhtrsted.
lsnlo.. Up. iii. Aohton; Js'nes II. Osgood 20.
During ten daya In s'ou-1uoyug Spain, tho
moas active and energetic traveller can accoul-
plis', little more tllan to take = flying look at
aladr,d, cat dist. OF oil aud garlic, smoke q
Cigarette dlscover tho prevailing dirt and dis
oomfost. rohaps wtucss q hull.lXlt, mud
sl'rely bleed at every pole In support Of a vust
population Ut Spanish laaH. Kate Fiold, though
oas o2 tho most clever aud rcoolute Vt her eos,
, 1874-12-05

Horacc has erected thls formula Into maxim !,
ths cnseo Dssps sa,ix l,aa mado It the subject OF
MI esan3rit,e; md. ii @his long recital Is sun.
uossd to need = moral. could not euLioft, !.
lotter.-uaie," y
Mcssrs, scrlbnor, Armstrong Il Co., have pnb.
tlshcd tho Woik in y Bumptu0na edition. Tim
e1gr.vinEs, aftor orlgi,ala by n. harcoY, ocIt
are oxsoutod ia rloh mud attractive stylo.
, 1874-12-05

=, 1heo!0g'ca! journal for December (sanucl r.
Volts, New York;.
!. sani'arian for December a. N. Bell. Now
Yolk).
National Teachers i'fonsnly for November "a.
g. Barnes l. Co., New York nnd Ch!oago)
, 1874-12-05

THE BIRTH AND TRIUMPH or LOVE. With II.
lnstrat o.is af or DAhToLozzl aud TouKlks. 6uuaro
6Yo. New fork' 9. ". cailetou.
at tho birth Of George ", tue Princess Eliza
beth, elEtcr OF George ILL.,. produced. IL COM
memorat'on Of the event, = series Of twcnty-
four designs illustrating tho birth sud triumph
of Love. The designs wele afterwards eng, aycd
by P. ". Tomkins, = pupil Of Dartolozzi, and
ui1torical Engravcr TO Queen Charlotte. In
1928 the dosigns Gro published In connection
With poem, Nrlstou BY Sir Jamos Bland Lamb,
Bart. Ihe book has long been ont Of print, but
tho fortunate owners Of copy have priced It as
rare treasure. not on account OF the poetry.
"l!ch ia commonplace, but ri the illustrations.
uh!en 1ro r exceedingly graceful In deH,gn aud
elegant In execution. 1hoy are. iu fact, perfect
Gems in the "ay Of engraving. Nofhug can
e1ceod tue del!cacY with which tho larry
thoughts Of tlo Designer have beou do!incated
by the bulin.
II was happy thought OF Meesrs. Carleton to
repnulisa these lovely designs. apart from tho
poem which numbered them. They lack ths fln-
isli Of The original cugrayiuge, 40 copies se,.
orally do, get still rotan 80 much beauty as to
give pleasure to the connossellr.
, 1874-12-05

EsAa&AfH4
ORIENTAL AND LINGUISTIC STUDIES. aceond
essiss. Tug East AND WEST; AE11asoa AND Mr-
THEOLOGY; OlTuO0NAFHY Anp FlEuNQLouy: Hmm
AsTEoaohiY. uy WlLL1AM pwlour WMlrEEY. Pro,
fessor q 8anskslt and Comparative pA!Iology IN
?4ls College. l2mos Up. 4al. New York Scrl6ncr,
Armstrong 4 Ca.
The papers which compose this volume haye
been collected from the different literary and
soiontlao magazines to which thoy havo boon
contributed during period extending over slx-
teen years. glance 1t q fan Of choir titles
will show tue scope and erulitc character OF
their contents. viz. {: The British in India
China aud tho CllineHe; Chlua md the West
How Shalt We snoll !? Tho Elements OF English
rronunoiaslon; On tho Atoont ln sanskrit On
the Lunar Zodiac in India, Arabia, and Chlna,
IAeoe ebrayB-t tnov number dozon-aro los
product OF ripo achoarship aid kcun, critical
ao,,1nen, and will command ths roaneot or
studloas and tl,oushtfu! minds. They alIseas
themselves TO a somewhat NARROW community;
hut, In shs, thoy will ba estoosned as veritablo
contributions to history, philolosy, and astrouo-
my.
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INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY or 1STERNA-
110SAL LAM: DESIGNED AZ AN Arn IN TKAc11-
no AND IN 1l1sToR1oaL stun1Es. Dy Tnropoax
y. WooLfEr. Lately Pre11dent Of Ynlo College.
Fourth Edition, Nevssea and Enlarged, Byo, m.
M. New Yofk: l. r'bncr, Armstrong i 90.
This work has held the place Of standard
Textbook on International Law Tor tue past four
toen yoprs. 1t grew In tic beginning out Of Tho
authors experience, In tho CLASSROOM, of tho
need OF d suitable manunl for tho st,,dont's ,se
while pursuing coursc Of political history. Tho
subject Ia QUO which Dr.. Noolscy. Us prcsi-
dont Of Yalo College, was accustomed Tor
many years to exteund, and which, by
Ills learning and habits OF research, be
was cn'inently adapted to tient. This now
eedit1on pre- scnts humorous amendments In tho
form Of correctfous OF tho main text, additions
to tue list OF writers Oh International Law, Of
collectors Of diplon,atio docaments, and OF tho
principal political tleatiea since tile Reforma-
tiou. \ note dixonssing the case OF the Viz
giniua is also introduced into tho third appendix,
B3 this Lewiston tho work Is brought down to tho
present timo, and itH Usefulness considerably
enhanced.