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rro "1'rof. Fawcett." Nm1cure l.. couvay:
"i.apo Of tho Camp frons,nnettl. Ly q. Wcfs',
Mason; "T11o Ftr ;","Ti'c First Century
ot hs ''spqq!9Ie r.! I lt"af;' a ispsrnNosl,snisai
"Cllr!s.ian Missions, ny Iymat' 4 ,tt,tt 'Etcc-
ira" by Ellis IRA; I" Un Wit Clinton IN pnli-
t,cjan. n.}.' t'r John Eaelow; 'Lt:t1o lcc-
berg" hy i.ate rntnam 0te@d; "Esaneii-
publican ,1ovamcnt IN Enrnna {fi1tecnth
iaporl, by Emilio Casteiar; :. Mar Angel" INK
chapters), by Mrs lhacRerav; "1.onsing," by
Anna G. Ilackctl.
HoBtnt.) Contents "Od aud New: Short
HtnrY, by Mrs. Faustn Cater: "Tio tt]ass Of
'7l-part l." tY Mrs. 4. y. Smith y Marrjnge."
hy Jcnn weisa ,.Tlle D:ef.Ir'il," by Il. II.
tgaen Itnt.t9n Of Maiors. io + anhs Heg5o o
SYs; Wv We Liyo NOW" by An,kony Irol1ore o.
- what CAm.ch DO You t'o To r." Winter 1t.
tho Adironlssks." By. sIra. r.. A. ,li'Iiug.on;
"Wsnase ga; Il {aC nf for t. Efs1n,,v S New yor.,
Contents: "Church Authority ai,l ressopal
lle.ponsblity !" "1ue Church in r.; ""Aro
Yom' 'My Wife :" "1t.lit.ion uu4 State in Our
ltepihi'e;;" helosse j. r, "f1e yei Witlldrawn;"
South VALE. by Great Britain T. ;" a Simmer in
Cayelier dc t.assl'c " Iii ts.lxya;" ''Tho
Future Of tic husBiau Church = y rba 1'oa of
IrotrH.on's Quarterly Hfeiac-1r,.n.ry fFr.
pustut, New York;. Eou,tutg; "p,vi. TN
tsla A3t.ross;" 1.-The Last or the Sat slenna !"
Nnrin Monks DaughtGr:' ".Mary Queen Of
9colB;" Ianal Iufulntltv and Giyii Allegi-
ence - 4'sL. Gregory lhc Seventh"
Current nunlIars of IlttN3 Lirin7 iye fIt-
tell l. GAY, Boston}. and .tnpt.,ns }ya,74al u.
! Ap;'elou Il Co., Now fnt;s,.
Nalional 1saeher's afoh:diy for February. "a.
s. I;arnes 4 Co., New y1r's au1 C4lvar H.
Boston .,Ec1ical and .s.,,y'r2l .L,,h1l for
| 1aunaty III. O. llou.hs3n It t!uh
.1,neT,can .jonrna! Of He .Hfftical .sc5t3cee-
January {11onry c. Lea, IhInleiph.al.
f,aicago Temperance Aiotlty for January
(Afr.. C. Augustus II1vi'h1Ia).
.18,erican Lar Register I1f Dccenhcr -. i.
| Cautlo,d l. Co.. I}niAhnl1s,sai.
American Illustrated Home .NonMiy for febru-
| ary {ClncinnatD.
TGo National tor Eehruar. adams ! Young,
| WaRtlngtou)
81 Nic.o'as for February {sscribner 4; Co.,
| Now Yurk}.
Sani:arian for February a, y. uel, New
| York;.
! BOOKS RECEIVED.
I cArALnGuE OF fLowEHa ASn 'LaErApt.s sEEbs.
lo1lcstsr. n. y: ChAae Esot- / WLn.t1ar!.
D, II, Ft:nlY Cos lLLuF rI:A:Ep .Sb i'll cGtf7Itt:
GArALo TUE OF Hsnp;S, FLOWER, AID AGklucL.
reRAL SEEDS pestui:t hli:l.
, 1875-01-23
Epidemic AinouE the Ugly Elen In
Nn1F [tlriIs

Lrtttr from Ars. Asala,n ty st. Laais Republican.
Lac ni.'' are celtamly sutforsla; !ruu. Boua1
t!roaliHl 1,aliEnn''t CONF tla!nt. Everywhere
t'eat lalns u SUMO patty. annoying siidult quiet
lassis, III sumo casea tltiale-aEed &i,d untauos-
seepnK Wonlen alo reculsit'g t1oa nleli III Aorsc-
gAFa. aeu tln tuck futf feet utler your seat as
far as you please; your next ne!shber ss scro to
poke Abont III ti.H straw with Lis No. ~, aud
lMaI0 you Wretcael tty.nt; to change oves6aoes.
II The villain has a newspapur, Ao cpella IL olt
wltlo. a., let's tue LAnd tululng 1t aluxt you sDst
against your ar1n wit! goAtlo pressdra. which,
i!cTeases FROM Eiua to tilno as tue l'atalsrara
lndor consideration seelHs to regulate. IL
tho cur il crowded., Ae throws LIS ann
Lu.iDu into tho window, al.u pokes y0u
lulso't III hundred Snya, but occasionally ls
meets hiB match. In HroadWay yel!rl1 L. latiy
pntelcu nnu tound Heat next melalehuly-
looAius lnat-a salow. sickly Apeeialen. IL
"o:hsls Ls aalt III t3d IT the nica-ios,siuS n!en
u!A tlauo disgusting fhlnSai but lhoy aoat; itA
always tia horfla nues,] Aal tllis Particular
iuatl wsa worry horrsd Ills slrcsa syas dlEnlai; la
"ura btacE wolattd gloves ami Stock. A man
%ho ~ears . stock IL capalle Of anything. Gta
t!t1a uuhspectluK woit!an diu ato" kuttw tAak.
Stlo saW that le carrlu1 in Quo land i've Or sax
hnnAhaiS ot DeeeAol's p" Lilo VI Christ" ler-
laps h!s bagEHGe 1oasHHrcd her; carta!aty sEa
ts!t no aultcltutlou tilt Bhe iolt uHn pr1y nnhGr
poka her ca Lie shoulder. Sl4o sat tnrt,n ,n.t..
The i'ltsuiIE huger mate another rroi. she'
nut u: tie very sIge of tile eeas ant I'hs n ny
button Of her coat st.ll the Asp;y lItu foi-
lo"ed her up, ana this tue gave tiera ty:7 pr
,louuceu Invitation tu fall oif "ilh tLu Misa arIu
ul4 ~urIteta elslye. Ibis wAs toa ussh. Alht tte
LAZY turas4 roul.ts alt uidscesul Alln IN loei
su!ce thu1 !" AlMt you l. ,l!cd .aft q. 1uat 70
le certyin9 artund lAo '].'fa OK tafIs! a't
pa.a,s wullsn tn t4air ia @4s5" Its4, y 4hult
Int 4ecsi.e otat.ou. E.etY u1sa III .l:s, ts. ,
>. ot44s i',,brol 10 c!,aa*e a,ats w;1l &c.. ii.e
offender lIiuGrtuuk iu Iac!.a En4no o.i:A Is LL-
lu:,so, but l1p Wan iiua.I:t a1os 10 ~ i';s'ss'!
tua nssap and tuu,alcd u4f lis s.eti 1A~.-el!4i-
i,4:teli, atull the l.erE ot tie IHbEt.iicts. Gus
Or tsu VI v1otn o4.ruassl thvu!s.isrs y s::ia-
Nol that, II all ladiea t0ok tlplr cAneI in lAetr
oHa Lautis iu l4ko fashion. spesdy Ht-,p would
10 put to the daily inAulla In st1aet-saz& Nd
sta1as FROM which, tL0y now suffer. ,
, 1875-01-23

This tito WaH conferred by tho littslatruTn 0f
larlA uluil Enstaye PiaIAe btrallab it nt-
thought Impossible that such Anott;er character
would uyer bu fal1:id.
\ stnnll forllllte ut eldUU1 ev Sit,hGu, which,
properly invested. wuuul hayo nt.iplml tsse
Eants Ut lls simple lie. Slc!. l. cuula, did not
occur 10 bin, IIo n...ie hs stlienx ta nelzac,
uudsr wlltni tho " Ehronl nlo" WAS abaut exr.t-
iug, IN rpitq Of the talcnt Vt It's staff, took lis
inheritance with btns, anu Iatt for lsaly, wlera
no rsn1alneu fur E1trH years. Until, Ill = void
hM EEt,luinny WL>a s1hau'led. TAG traveller
nU" Ald t1lcn saw = fst. scstly Man lolliHK about
III tic Eatcatl aud 1t. Potut's, louustpg abJn.
uu tho riucil Or lyug on the grass. Tho cl.al III
Of I'll IuuulClt Eta Uuto could appreciate buk.er
thau Ls, ~ eat aild drlna III Eis lodgings wit4.
OUT stint, ~ oox III tho AEul!u Belvtlore Without
aus idu;l af lnuL1tis aItelu out ui him. to tall.
to wo!l-assruclei art,plsrinas. to noto an ~ osta-
slona! aofect III tlo architectural lines of llu
great hullJo i, to forget III! about lhe Hsrae lts
lhu- Notults-sAls Mis- something aku to lAt'-
pingas,
lla @ho had nil bis life lecn suc.a a constant
tca.el, titd nut tead auy lnufu Ino un!y lH.htst
cu!t ha uidlu WAS tu Lutc du;n Iiis lMprtnsi'Ils,
nnd sae ouiy booG la looko4 iul1 MAS lils A1;s-
buos. Dur.ng this far nit1.t, ttIo !aea u retsbw-
las 1!a "aIdtobo esd mol ocrEr to Inn, a'1 lle
wandered from Elurcuce tn AlElrB IN ltla ssnai-
hes*, Without haggaga-coutans "4t!l blue Bklea
and good cheer,
I'll. melting awny Of his fo1tune au'l his !oso
OF tliH life, caHeI t!lEa ~ entertain suEtt hieiI
oi liecuI.iug u I!u.A. 10 have lls lnatul,al
w4MsH .nprl.4d and g.atity Ills tano t.r 4esearcn
Without colnpulhlu, was sumo. .h;n; !liat An1n IL
cd to 4s apathetlc uatufo. Nllstusr tho notion
Ut outerluK cuuseut w4s aer.-ustY thought ot
or not, II, hIx or tlSht wuaIs 1t has uinJs: fer
gutteu. and P'ancilo. without any ,nouay. ss-
turue1 to patls, wIlars tila e.:ior Ut llla mox1-
2lus received him wllA e1fuslun.
itla nppeA! aueu In the L.A.l Quarter A{trr a
seyen yo4se attu1ce, IN Ihs E;lius,,ts nt n
DioseueH, created Col ,tietl5i, eal.l,AtA.,nl
Anaoug those youAs man "i:om atslrgrs .leu:rl,el
ta hts noyels. A. I'D t,nl i.s s;as in Liza tlate
NullIA, = bohemian puat .Aa p,A- =. . II
, 1875-01-23

Fran tia Darc7ttoFl G4stttt.
Certain Pal tics III tlliA city have boeE enjoying
y little iIGltla& tl4t ttaubprta in ulecililg 0t
the oilirisls of au orthodox church that waa held
in tiIis city ono oyeniOg Huce tho middle 0f De-
cep,ber. This ticponcut haA not the privilege to
entor INTO details, but tho fact il, tho bretliren
clos that had beou called to tl!ear uatica,-a
bro.hey had teen Mlcre ho ought not to Eave
hren. aud Btsser or two had bcna pttaent ut
social circle, tho majority VI tho members nf
shch dauuad In qaadrll!e, or something u she
,liadrilie degree Of moral turpituie-Ind tue
Dlother in question had takcii i partner III oAo
set, a!eu. huuo other facts may lave baeA coa-
hidtred ia tito rumo,ad laxlty OF tia partiea 1.n-
dur confederation; hut tho HcslouHuosH o! tile
charges wAa llu deeper than thu Msitsr above
rllru-~1nly tiB aud nothing ulorv.
But 1t 30 AzJpens that for heSe1al years one OF
tho hre.hren--a guod, honest, strict believer in
the faith, who 10 clrcAn.s,act III all tMn1b-s!as
bud habit Of rsforring tn 1t. paal ~ aathotItY
that CANA hofora tho Eurtcll. And On tAis os.
cnsiou. wheu announcing hs vote ~ 70 tho guilt
of tho paEties charged, Lo oi4uned hEs Tsstau'snt
and reAl from 81. paul's Writings 10 provo hs
purc, Hcrintnsul authority fur lis decisions. Ono
Of tho Council, . straightforward blunt 1aan in
lltA busIntha relationships many y! our RAIDERS
know,-Gos tfesl OF AiB raferetcc to hs. tant at-
tor lis tenth iuiliction hu wanted the proceed.
Jugs 70 ond 50 thut he could Ke loai. AM! his
motions bud been voted IoWn t"o Or tllIeo TIMES,
Rna he Was pretty n,ad. no lueat1ou ouWe up.
Tho silnon-pura brothor'a naiae waa called. 6std
ho:
"Now, let III look at Vt. ra,ll's opin---'
lsoaseu the ilnrattout brothuE. hls old Adam
getting tho best VI him:
"St. Paul 10 id! What's ho got to do
Wiill---f'
Pastor and Council Jumped to shoir feet. Tho
profRne brother kept bis seut. 4 aecond
thought came to lima; said he. "1-l-1 didn't
mean that; I'LL meant BROTHER -- ho
d--l!h
Tho horror wa stiH prevalent. After moment
nlors the pastor sdviacd sAAt tho lnoeting i'd
jouru snd the RtlvIco mas followed. All the
Druthyen lett the room cxccpt lie pastor aud the
tluur oppouent of Vt. paul-aia the rcsult Ut
The conference between the twu haA not been
made kuoHu. but It ID csttain tARt tho pro-
fApe brother IL stl member Of tho Church.
Hl1 frieutia OF the Eaunell are vary much afraid
this story Will gst oat en him. though. We trust
nok
, 1875-01-23
LITERATURE.

cQMMuH!sT'C S;a9 LTiEf.
ror couyr,ttyr1t soclEr!rs TT 1fHirrp A:Ar&s:
Fsot PERSONAL iislr s:'n n,i,Nytrf'H. tHy
cH.nfGa hoErtforh, h.ahs ,,an -. - Wtt,. ;,lma.
lcah, Hf!+urs. ~ s"' -, ',HA'tsr Snw y'M. 'sn nsSms
,.AtS'ass trstoiiss ''o'' p'' ''''
Bfo'u'fe' ,.,,,, ,.,t,ro,t,,r ., ror.
1h's Vo!'''4' - ~, .' ~ 1....',.s,''t,. IT,.
tribution to our lsno"ieago VI oon.nuliHt.o o'.
ciettcB,-tt is valuable for tho light II throws
pno,, Eoyno of the most perp1o1ing social nro'-
49, 49, ~ H.. .1o,. T,oro nro savontv.two Com.
iell'' ~ ~ 1r,,.o1 u.,+a. ~ eldo,t m which
nunos IN tha onl.ea sosa'eo' .ao oiaos' - "I t,,n
lnve beoT iii o3'ate1co elEht9 yea'H' anu W.
Youngest Twenty-Five years. ThcY number eei-
toctiue1v about i. 200 uersons including children,
o.,o,,ia,,o1 a,,iotioa in thirteen differ
ana !,ts' ',,,o.t,aro ,,nnr 18o cao
eut s:atea' lhey o"h ao'IeNn'o ~ ,n
acres OF land, and Their cHt1Fo Flol'ct'5 .i,"5 y"
roughly estimated at 3i2G0o, ,00u ~ she
roo;a,,ss ora IN a nr,,enoro,1s coalition; nnd.
xSs.. ~. t.e,..,,,, t,oir members have cptpyed
1fonl LILO ''e'h"'t' ~ ,,oro ,,o,rcct ser,,r;tv
higher acgseeot eot''us'' NV .,..i.
from want, better schools aud framing for lho't
r;nl,u nj. tim mart Of tho women, tic aged md
a'5 pa !,,n,, IN tho ,n,1oritv OF fho same
tne ahh1"' .'@n t.. H.. t,,t,;,, ,.o,t1
class Of people d"o''lns ~ .no o"sa.o1 "o'M
Tie great body Of tho communists hre laoorets
and u,ecuanica, with no PECULIAR talents Or cul-
s"1e ~ -, r,,o ..,r,, for livnr In ve,v
men anu "o,4eu W. ~" ~. ...;as,
Of tho elngalaf success Wh'cn 'ney n"ss a''a'l''u
iu providing for their material mud sptritnai
wants In securing peace, prosperity, and con-
.nrtt,or, u 10 r,nI1 vorth w1,i,c to alu,ly into
tehtaen !. ~ "oll 'oIlH ".s" ~ 1,us -r
sheif "a5s VI h'et n''A !ih' o"s WIN.
uples their secure thrift aud comtors rest l'efo
tauppt fail to como from the HcFuLiny hints, su-
ynstitnB. and instruction, tint will te of prhc.i-
, 1875-01-23
AMERICAN AND El!EonEAN TREES.

A few years a:a. there appeared III tho PRO
cecdiugs OF thu I'hiiadelphis Academy Of Natural
Sciences" lapee On tic identity Of rca!iva
characters in numerous alIiedspccles Of American
mud Euroreau trees. in which it was shown that
American t1oes aro comparatively dwarfrd in
thor habit. They hayo smaller seeds, smaller
buds, closer nodes less rcgu!ar aud less ,wiSs,r
ncAtls, tblnnor lca,rs, deeper .erasnres, ai,l
higher aulu.nllnl eo!orins tinn tl,rir near
European aslicE. A European observer hns
Ia:o.y atiol tu loso notos tic fact that American
B,,scios Gle: tair leave. cerior i'll tlS Iall tLau
tllelr kindred sposGs il Europe.
, 1875-01-23

from lin hiB ve1l-vorn, aresay hat, and iu,pr,-
viAofl IN odo thereon. Tic most forward hcgEci
Tho lonor Of clluklis his glaas Had tho1o l,cra
lnuraf III tito icigliborhoat. 1t is prnhablo lio
would kayo bcer crowned. Tho rendy. Ar
itaycilua smiled pojded. and drank copio1. III
The U0iary for February.
, 1875-01-23


7ueo, ocy M POETRY.
rt,Fo1n,y ~ III: ESt,1,1YH ToJ.Ts. Iyy III,
nay, Hratrorp 4. i;uoonr r. H. A., f:ia,,::n IN ')r
n,ry - lsr Mate1sy tho Queen. ese iz'no' p' as.
T1 r '",s ,sstr.. H. Aps1 psso9. Gn into p volume oro
,,e1,vere,i W. hs tleir am,1,or o sqp!sr afternoon.
T.. ., ,n,.a. fr'.,,a. T,ndo, d,,r;n1 tin aeasun
~ ~. "@'naa >'''"'s., .'> ,ss., - a. ,,ro,,l,
OF lSf.. II "ea wisa aec's'"" w. ~ 't"os1 ~
that If tho pulpit on Sunday could he brought 10
bcar Gu TOPICS not commonly roneideroa ~ rc-
,;,,,u ,,o,,, ,nYsnna ,n,t,b, bo Influenced md
i'.n., ~. t;a,a, T., nr,1;r,rv an,,,ona
~ no'e'''e" "n' w "o' "'s'. ~. .,..,. Iii. 80
rue eHpoflfoht wa1 tfleo III l.,a sI's WV
noon lectures wcrs delivered to largo congrcga-
t;o,,a a,,a ,,v ,ha,r means Tho truth was pro.
,.',s .,.a. T., 49,, n,htoc> connoc,o1 viii,
c'a'a'o" that 'ne'e ~ ~ nu'1s1. ,.,
hunan Thought aul human ING "hicu hae ''o'
it's sacred aidc, aud may not properly come With
II, ,,a ,,rov v;ncc of t1,e Christian miniptry.
..Th,o,o1v i, IL, Enrlish pocts II is n title
...'..1, a. ~. ~ to.,,,rn, Il r,,o-.
better when tho7 wore Hens ont from Lie pulpit
than now us they como from tho preAa. II
proyod attractiyo in tho Hacrei 1sak, wlcrea1,
..t -. H.. .r.,t, :. 1,os ,ot jnv,to t,a rnrtti.
o"s :" tno - 1,, .,.t ,,aus y,4n;. ,,,o
tudo. j'ut hs. biooho ooo7 III ne'o '''s'1' su'
form theology io It's customary narrow siRilli-
caucc. lie uses 1t in tle larEo setlso OF = doc
triuo OF uod III His relation to Man and Nature
md the t>oft5 own 5oH4 anut hlue iooAit, laf
1t in tho writings Of tho great English bardH 10
luakca tho sa1rch All opportunity Tor 1nuc1 sub
aLary comment and general criticism.
Tho poets WHO arc cl'ohol for consideration
arc Cowrcr, Colerld5o, WORDSWORTH MIL
Nuvns. In each, of tue 1irst two. D
single lecture is devoted; to Wordsworth.
thirteen are given up; and to barh@' III eo !;
WHILE NJ m introduction to thcsr. two iectnrca
AFRO occupied with tho pnoth from. pope to Cow
prr. ~ thu critical school ol poets, WHICH began
with Dryden and ended With fope. Mr; 1ronso
docs mot tin1 \ BlnEle touch OF poiaonal feeling
towards God. IAoro ,'Sas religious dovotto'l
anoug ttctn !, nnt it only nnco IN u willie, al III
the "unsvotsal Payer. " broEo olt ihta express
a,ou. There was mono OF tl!at intimate Toni
mun!on with, Nature by Which man lln;la tl''
speech Of tiod in It. mud lenrnH 20 1aVo h.ln'au.
fty through II. Foe:s werc c3clntiFe4y Guy
folk and OF tho cultivated classct' ana REGARDED
Nalule and tho poor ffom afar, with no ioelanf'
Of kinAlMp aud Of ouoaenA that woula '1trpirs
tlem, to slug Ut either with deep ana fo;tllul
emotion. Tho Erea: religious n,?von'nt loI bY
tho Ne5tGFA WlH tnB power L0AL "ihurHk "
, 1875-01-23

"H1 - ''~ssG} ~ i41Hf1pu
along With othor Investigations, been prosecute
ing inquiries into the aud prevention o. tho
potato@liaeaso. Three years ago, Earl Ca.bcost
offefe1 prize OF EIeo for es.aya on tic pseven-
lion Of the dsea1o. IiIH offer resulted in elicit
lug no fresh informa.lon. and sailed Of direct
benetit BnL it ntirre.i the Eociety to ac.yo deal
Ing with, She subject ami prlzcs "ere offered for
potatocs reputcd to 10 proof agninss .tiseaHe.
Jwo ,rizes wtro promised, at tile beginning If
1871. for rutatces Of existing yarietie-; art two
III ia arc to Lo awarded five seara hence. fur
rie.is- .llat NAV be crguatsd meantime. Six
Varieties competed for tho first prlzes. 10 A1s-
jcct thcan to practical test 100 roun!g Of each
rar.ttF ~cro ecnt to twelve stations III England,
f5tr IL Scotland. anh four in Ireland, Uur,lg
tho summer, botanical fnB"cctnr
visited earh station. AMI found .Ii sea-e
affecting tive NtatHes ii. every iHess,sce.
Thu, far. no progress 1lah }nsen n1ad3 in tho as
Coserv IT 5HeRuH for rrlyentlnt, tue dlaeaae: h:t
in'lcll valuable information has bcen acquired
from tho Htutist:ca cplrcteil, TINT witl bear Upon
tAIA most Important ,,ois.t. Above all. It has
hcen a1cartalieI n!las conditions OF Au.l ard
tnoihtare cDn:ilIe tho dihna-e to the nagrnwept
litnIt1, Prof. D: Bury. vino has been e.ur!:.ug
the 1!Asa!c from Hcientii: t'n.nt of rie' IT,
tcrH sa orisn los fungus - toosp1ra i'.ft!:nrs)
which tir.t ut ackg tho leaves, url nft'r c',u-
running Tin nlttin.etlt atTnrIct hy :j,c!,l a:i!"s
up Il, til" petinlc. MI NJ lr tc1a II LH tie ithe"a
Il further fei'3Ii of thu CuiIulttca OF In 1uigj
wilt to plbIie!:I koon.
, 1875-01-23

In trne that forty-sernn failures Of Co1nmnntHtlc
experiments in this county aro recorded; bl,t
IN every INSTANCE, tllo causes Of fn1luro M'n
patont, anil in 1ow ventures ri the kind. may ho
nvodcd. Hut. fs,r further exposition OF tue mat
ter,-wliuBe Importance va could only hope 10
tl.ados forts, IN this l'apnr, !e!tr tue feades
70 ar. korlhoirH cute, tsatng volume.
, 1875-01-23

tbs Rny. J. &. Wool has lA:ciy published
work cntitleli Nun aud beast IIcte and Here
after, in which ho has advanced tho theory,
that, BY reaBon Of their uteeelcc and sa1aci.y,
tho iownr oydsrs OF ani.naln may claim with man
the heritage Of Immortality. The hypothesis IL
sustained by a multitude OF curious factb cuu-
corning the habits Of animals, which tenl to
show that lnanF dumb creatures arc capable OF
carrying on process OF thought, aid poaserb
an absolute power Of rGusoning. In treating Of
the ability Of insects to hold COUNCIL and com-
municato itoaB With ench other. MIR. Wood adi4ccs
tho following interesting incident as eYllencc
that tbs wasp IL endowed will tho thinking prin-
eiple:
rnol example vas witueasel ~ n,c aHt *,,1n,ncr.
Al brs.liaat.ns. SONS pieces ol the While u tss
Wer4 lett Gil pluto. wasu elnIs III At the wlllrw,
and, sitter lying al on: f,s wlr, ali ;l:trd IN t,'
llate wttlt tn tie pMcn II tGF uHd tried IL City Il
not aow It to he disturbed. After several uusyai!i4
attempts +, lit ths r!o'e Of tgs. lie wasp hd 1t
wasls ca.ns lt, flew direct 10 tia p.,S picked l the
piece Of cga, ai,d ~ way ut!tr cDntFlfel to
ett 1t out Ut tbs window. Tls.0 wtre evidently tae
rs. sa>p, md COMPANION whom IL hau .usellesa TO
hu!aN..
/ l'' Ena Of susldc!nn that. when tile waspa
reached thsir hor, they wouIa ttn their cu.niaui.ns
of tiIsir s"ol f!Tus, aud 40 Iit Au'ne iaore az
m tae ptzte aua waited. In Very short tlino Wih!'
.fter w4s came r. neat to tis .ss wi'hou. hs.'ta;
"AA Gs regular that was aln IL tEaca t.ri II,
tntir ncSt. Hh!ch was In lane ahtit half nils ftoli
The lusect Ind evidently sea4onea with Itself thHs,
although ths Iiser o. rg "As too hyy for waal,
e.nrsnos told tls s!ate II things, 4ul il,cal 1t
to lvp It IN carrying on tho tn'etel 1uorne. Thea
ts tyr M .s'ssly ta ss othes o. ,nltaitnta oe The
within r..ll, and hl srlel guides to tho !oeal,ty
Here positive proc. that tht lii sss ls.yes. tsry
lu1lxn bd4uEH could llS1 4cta1 IN u!ota ra1lunsl
, 1875-01-23

THE ART JouHSAL. New York: y. Appleton L Co.
This new enterprise OF the NIeHsrs. Appleton
deserves heaFtg encouragement. and withols
doubt, will receive 1t. There is room ID Ainerca
for un art journal OF d Lgh order. aud with
pleasant anticipatfons wo looI to tia to I'LL tho
vacancy. Tile magazine will combine some OF
tic bost features Of tho Loutlon Art Journai
with original characteristics particularly adapted
to the needs OF American readers. Eauh num-
Lcr will contain three steal platcB, wiLn copioaH
lulod to. together with seiea Of papers, troas-
lug art TOPICS, from home and foreign autlora.
The initia! number embraces iu its table Of con-
tenta tho following a,tialea: Studies aud aka.cts-
on. bv f3.r Edwin Laadseer; Tie Hudson River;
Pictures OF Vence, by koeley Ha4Hwelle; The
Stately Homes Of England, by 8. q. Hull Itit~
ISL AIT, Manufaoturaa, etc., etc.
, 1875-01-23


4 short tins ago, we citgl nust,N7r Of in
Stances wLarcH tue yitatttr of soaIs had been
preserved for Il lpug period Of yea1s. Thcte has
lately co,ne to l11t,t freah caao. "sIirh will rank
among tha III ,st curious on feco4d. The .uiurs
Of Larriuu. i'll tir.ece, which wers worked about
1,G1J years ago are in Fl eat measure. coi:1pcs~
cd Of PC jria, ur tia rcfuss Of nIc:Glt lni,lcs.
wll'c!l still yields high rerccusa,eof silver. In
clearing away nlabs Ut tlis refuge, Giautty
OF seeds were discovered, which n,,,Et have pec1l
buried for At least iitseen cel,tusieu. Restored
to coaditso,,H favorable for gcrtrinatton. tn the
lea f,f Tie rsln and contact with tho air. tAt
ps".a gave r.;:ur Of lite, burst .i,eir bs,la. aW
sea: h,i'r ra:s.s ,s.o ;,a eartl an&l tilre% III,
ltc.,4 itst tl: l.ut, Wien llIcsu last hal bal
did aal tiIn. <oa,"!. lot lost fpcci:s Of tic
Enll':s G}G"r'"p' 't,urnod pnpryl Of tuo ord.
Fap1r9t't,.. was resealtl. l'us and Dloscnl.ties
fse !leAt': dscs.iso t;ae in"es III their writings
r't., .r2at p4,tr;uta!4iv. rs tt,.'en cor,Ita ID
:ery usatit'; bat il sfi i:;,e. ii iten ,ts..sanwn
to mo I.'sti kc:eicn. Sn~. tas El.:,' "Lrl! hn.l
disappeared from ;ao f.ea Ut In; t,rr luz iF,
vear+ Or IN '.e. Ii rc,;;HltItsd py stI4!lse anti
happy nccsIett.
, 1875-01-23


afr. ". Savil.c kent las lately ob.aiaed from
the E,yM i'sut ~eiss. ut Co'w;n Bay. A Ane
rpecin,cn of the angler lLoph,"s A"es.icsnuS}
with lie has placed in the Manchester Aaua.
rit,tn. This is tic ;rat alsl only exam, 10 Of thc
species on exhibition nl.d it il expected that
many new and interesting facts Mill be Hocurcd
by an observation of its habits. Ttu tisl in moi
inre OIL the coasa Of Aincica, and il called the
sca-deyi from its uGlincas and yoranly. In
full $40 it il from !; tu ) feet long, Hnd has all
enornuus beal, and vide, rnpi.,g mouth. tl,r.
pisiied with lows Of sharp. curved teeth. Esis-
thug nhuu. .le ira1 arc nuRibers Of wurtn-l.iit
apttndagtr. VIII which thu a1'in4al Is sad to tc-
coy souns: fishes within reach Of its t'rrinls
jawb. Alisto.ta nae.ltio;,s the angler. reuarki.r
that /: il called i3+r because Of ia habit or at
1sae:iag small tls NTH .th deceptive hcad'sear.
Tho opportunity IL ,ow Afforded ct wafci,in. tin
u,c;l slcassEv pu:ers into its ptaus for snariut:
t;Iliibl. haes.
, 1875-01-23

rluni length. A few nasscs were malo IN Of
gl3ups OF cgun-pizcd EraniIca fmicroeocc11
Iic.- Appearances proved the caao to he ftho
t"-rai'cd myc1sis i1irsfi4Gifs. spccinl form Of
the iics: known az nilzbran, or spleen gangrsno.
or malignant p1,stuo. IN the aeco1,i case, bac-
sezilla wcro found in masses IN the no'f Ut tho
hnatt: and. day after, sn tho mesenteric rein.
Tho bloul hal carried these fungi into all tho
or:anb; but, III the gangranouB Apots in the In
tGkti,er, ticro wern no rodR or nbfca, only heaps
OF nlct oct@ct. bt. 0rtI, inocutated q rabbit
with the freHh bio;d Of casc Of malignant pns
tulc, a,itl from tlln rahnit Hccnnd one, and 40
on mill eight were luiac'etl. A1aAaes Of bac-
tnridia we're after%arA fc11nl #, tue blood and
connective tissuo of all tlcae en,tnals