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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-12
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway. i"
THIS Is THE BEST ROUTE EAST.


Its track is of STEEL RAILS, and on it has
been made in this country. BY this route pas
sengers for points East of Chicago have their
choice of the following lines from Chicago:
BY THE PITTsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
WAYS,
= man Palace Cars through to Philadelphia
and New York on each train.
Z THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Pal
l. ace Cars to Baltimore and Washington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CONNEt'-
Ti0NS NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
ERIE RAILROADS.:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pal
= ace Drawing-Room and Silver Palace
Sleeping Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND
TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIE
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL-
Ways:
- ace Drawing-R Room and Sleeping Cars,
through to New York, to Niagara Falls Buff
falo, Rochester or New York city.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull
- man Palace Cars for Newark, Zanesvills,
Wheeling, Washington and Baltimore with
out change.
This Is the SHORTEST, BEST and only line
running Pullman celebrated PALACE
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, connect
ing with Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA
and from the WEST, via Grand Junction,
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and
Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well-bal-
lasted and perfect track of steel rails, the Gel
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the
perfect Telegraph System of moving trains,
the regularity with which they run, the ad-
| mirable arrangement for running through
cars to Chicago from all points West, secure
TO passengers all the comforts In modern rail-
way travelling. No changes of cars and no
tedious delays at ferries
Passengers will find tickets via this favorite
route at the General Ticket Office of the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad, Sacramento.
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Off1ces of
| the Central Pacific Railroad.
w. II. STENNETT, Gen. Pas. Agent.
| MARVIN HUGHITT, Gen. Sup.
H. P. STANWOOD, General Agency, 121
| Montgomery street, San Francisco. aus ly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-12
WILMINGTON EXCHANGE HOTEL.

Only first-class hotel in Wilmington. This
hotel has recently changed hands and is now
nrst-class in every particular. Free coach to
and from the depot.
jly1o 3ms PERRY WILDMAN,
Proprietor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-12
TELLS RESTAURANT,
Old Santa Monica,
SYCAMORE GROVES.
DR.. ]. w. ANGEL,
HOMEOPATHIST,

"AvING BEEN A PRACTITIONERS FOR
n over thirty years and now settled in
Los Angeles, tenders his medical services TO
its citizens Ofice at his residence (for the
presently. on Sixth street, between Main and
Spring streets. au2l lms
, 1875-08-01

salvini is said to have cleared $4,000 By hia
London venture.
Lieut.. Courtney. OF the English army, il 1t
the fremont Hou4e.
Eliza Cook the poetess. IL helplass and hes
recovery ts hopeless.
Lone Bear. Cheyenne prisoner in Florida,
has become insane. He could not bear his lone
liness.
Mr. Harriott sails for Europe In fortnight,
to Join his wife. Clara Morris, aud will return
with her in November.
The Albany Argus ma1ea suggestion, to
take ths animals ont Of tho drinking vatsz and
use thern to draw horse-cars.
Tennxson and Walt Whitman keep tneir hand
in BY writing to one another in those mystic
phrases nobody else understands.
Pat dilmure has another opportunity for notss,
and lots Of room tor It. He will welcome tho
American Team with cAunon Ut his Hippodrome.
Montague, ths ahspely actor. will hhre to
borrow comets from his ladJ-sdmirsrs. Tha
baak-fallnts rsuearh It Impossible to ply foz bin
oxn.
San Frsueseo dosa not knew what to do with
h Asnphihaoaz 1tsnah titl ah& aaakaa lining
, 1875-08-01

m ~t"b 1nu% AZ Lo75 bf0Hta.
The botel clerk l veperate ia the abstract.
but an rather afraid to approach him in the
concrete. NY experience 1s that wheo he does
not suub yon be patEonzes you, and I'd about
as leaf be killed one way as another. Where
moral Character and th.t sort OF thing tells, I
feel particularly at homo, but where man
IL judged only By his clothes. confidence
fails me, and an backward about coming for
ward.
"cau have - room. !" nodest1y ask After
registering my name
CLERK looks 1t me mtment, takes in tho gan
glance. turns away and attends to the swalls
who get credit OF Bell inread OF buying for ea2lx
ct Porter, chats with to young men rhom be
knows fora few minute. pauses to tell soma
old gentleman With . bail had ths Last brilliant
bon mot apropos Of the Eeeceez trial, and whom
everybody, else Ia roomed and he has settled the
pen right behind hia ear. :han be calls the small
est-5ell boy in the Office and tnrns to ne With,
Show this gentleman VI to se3!' And BY this
time fsel 10 hunble sb<ut it that bow 70 the
boll-boy. snd look asosad for his bag md
~ondk1 kot Tn " lid Va ~ 70 Rhor hin
h.
, 1875-08-01

h.iebt Of the aristocTnt;o standard It was not
,s.c however, before he Was acknowledged to
- swone the very best Parliamentary orators
prooeedings were instituted against him In
<ex1 for bsying violated the law fosbidding meet"
~. landing to breach Of the pesce; but the
- ,rohibiting them went ont Of affect before
~. tria cams on o'coSSEr1 no" began to
r.,cr xist might and main for = repeal Of the
Ram between England and Ireland Ho
.I..ett tha. there could be freedom for Ireland
s.r IN condition that Ireland were Independent,
Il leass, left to govern itself. But the
1.,..1 movement WIS 80 severely defeated
:. parliameut, IN 1884, that O'CossEuL
...,..n:ed =. to drop it entirely, pro-
~s.a tho Ministry should keep their prom
W. .,a DO juetice to Ireland But long years
'.-..a md the Wings feared still to redress
r. rruugs o: which O'CoSsEL complained
u.,cn The -Iiberator" called upon the people
- fmm new RepeA Association The Irish
-.,nl. complained that the vast majority Of
e, oaopje we're taxed to support Church
-4;.h they did not believe in; that only
~. MIN in twenty in Ireland h1d Parliamentary
...h,s xhile, in England, one man in five had
a.m. that the representation Of England in
n.rs.ment, ~ compared With Ireland,s repre-
..ot.hoo there, was as five to one, while the
,nzuIstions OF the TWO countries we're az three
e fxo. and that the system Of iand-teuure had
~ hen reformed in ireland Us it had been in
Eogiand.
oooxxE11's monster meetings. weEe the lsr~
,.,t s7er held. There were many ut which
...,r.l hundred Thousand men we1e present,
ra ths utmost good order reigned among them,
II tho great project1d monster meeting 1t Clon-
t.f \ million Of men we're expected. The
.,.stiuR wa TO be beid On the 9Th OF October.
nnocIa,nahon VAS issued on the 7th prohibit
neit O'CoSxHL declared the proclamation
nnhxfuI. hut, Ut the same tlme to prevent =
,an8;cs with the troops, he ordered th1t the
r,eetiug should not convene. and his couners
,,,s notice to the assembling crowds to return
ecist,y 70 theu bomes-
oCoxsE11 wsa accused OF conspiracy Ut last
md t1ied By jury, Wa found guilty in 1874
An sppeal wss taken to the House Of Lords, and
hs xss acquitted. He WIS Immediately released
f,om prison, and returned in triumph to Dublin.
UCoxxu1's spirit was broken by his short stay
IN p;son. He never was himself again. He
Ind Asy Ii l847, On his way to Italy,
, 1875-08-01

Some Of the most valnshle political and social
ideas have been transplanted from one country
TO another. Tested at home, they have been
exported The last suggestion Of the sort comes
from Wadai, a Kingdom Of Africa. It ia anent
prohibitory legislation. As 4 preventive. it is
enough to make (feminine) hair stand on end.
We submit it to the consideration OF believers in
the Eleventh Commandment The laws Of
Wadai forb.d. the drinking Of bear. Whenever
any Of the amber fluid IS found in q mans
house. the authorities coniscate Ill his proper
ty and shave his wi{ea head. II this System
should b. adopted here, it is appalling to think
Of the number OF bald-headed woman who
would adorn our streetR~
, 1875-08-01

Bcnbed as 1earneday yet simply as the collection
OF pottery and porceisin in this little book, =
considerable impetus woald te given to tha edu-
cation Of the community IN the facts Of a<t his
tory and art manufacture.
TIE ''SAFLEs MERCURY"
| ls ntt1nE figure Of about hfe-size, Of bronze
the original 10 the Naples Museum. It is most
graceful aud beautiful figure. The eyes sre
as IS the case with several similar @stasue& In
some OF them the eyes remain--white porcelain
or something OF that sort, with the iris dark
JafVes rates it far above the..more familiar Mer-
cS s.fs ot sono 81 Bologna Gee HonQres buiding)-
"Ihe little Mercury Of Giovanni di Bolosns il
one OF ne finest poetical Inventions aftar the
antlone that tho Renaissance has PRODUCED.
we nave. however, only to placo it beside the
ts1s Gfecan Mercury At Naples 10 detect how far it
prominence given to rere Muscular efYort ths
concait OF POSING it On the breath of . zenhyr.
represented in lump Of bronze, wnuid ne
tolerated only in an age which WIS pleased with
the ecceotricit1es Of Bernini. whose facility OF
blinded it to his obvious faults-"
TERHAs-
The Palace Of Fine Arts ia divided into twao-
ty-four halls by the twenty four letters Of the
alphabet The letter i will only detain Us by
dne figure OF Alma Iadema. Painting" great
character and elevstiou, tine individuality Of
color and design. To-day the leading initial in
art is @. David used to Say IN speaking OF his
pupils, "All are marked With The initial OF
Genius" Thsy we're named Gros, Girodet
Gerard, Guerin. and Garcault. We still have
our Gerome, but that ia about a1l, except GAcom-
etti md Girard.
The Exposition Of 1875 contains the f.rowella
Of Coros-three remarkable lanlscapes-' The
Woodmen," Is Pleasures OF Evening"" and \
ScEiPtutal ecene. He has the profound senti~
ment for Nature which Leonardo da Vlncl hal
for the human face. It ia tha infinite in tho OBJ
ecure- One must view his work with the eye ot
the soul. Verhas ia Flemish painter who now
sel!s his pictures to the English at his own
prices Ten years ago / was walking IN by
st1eet in Paris. asked the price OF little pict
n1e in window representing young woman
weeping and kissing little dog. Her lover ~aa
gone; but her dog remained. Ind she called him
Fldele,-a haokneyed subject certainly. I do
not Lie that sorr of thing, but the paint
iug was very pretty. " How much ~
/ asked. FIFTY francs" "How can = man Of
talent sell auch pictures at such price? Send
it to ma" The next day my valet, who a1vavs
cEipp1es name when he can, announced NJ
Feroce. It Was Verhas. said, !" I owe you 500
francs for your picture" No" he replied, II
chose to sell it At So" "Dou't ir+ist, :" I said
II make good bargain at that-the picture II
worth 1,000 frsnca."
Feroce remained Ave years with me painting
'ceilings aud portraits He Was faithful" "a
the dog he had painted, but the LATEST fellow IN
the world. Now be has his OVID house in B1ua-
sells but ls as lazy as ever. He gets M ~ late
to earn his 800 francs day ~ he did formerly "a
earn francs.-Arsens Houss0ye, in Paris Letter
to Neao fork Tribune,
, 1875-08-01

9nrTY k~rra
| apd th;a intnrvsn,tr1 - .1.n..e Ho a1u caanee,
| tba uork ~ fha art;ot al ~ vnn-s. u oa:ween
nftan yarv dam,e;n1 Pa-aona +as,;i;s 1s
original statnes can n;c nnt rha haa w. s9e
Parian. and Far decoratye nnrnosea t. ~. 49, ~
ctock or hractaf vha,e tha s,snare, ~ ~ aou
tha nr;nc;n,t nh;ect tha dataif - ~ on9Ss ~
"a ~ ~ nra,t roneaonanna ~ oas.us :
+1.as s+,., !, ~, =, F.ts1 80 p ~ ust1c
s+a rsralv ~ naSar saan 20 ~ ac1,,nte-s
~ , roo1n furnished hv conno;assnr '''A<0' VI
p,as.a. 1..t- 49, - t.s,s1..ar,sSs
h,a no 5afact - srinsinm - i ~. ~ 1917 w..
,aten d,rect1v from tha no5eI .and shr,nts
esa..;L,. a|. .n~.s.;h, - ie
a-te I1sata, co,,t wh,et, hsd .se .anse
rnaTiadra lateIv tsken i; fron tha clav modal of
statue of heroic size % preparatory to casting It
~ ono ~ 80 st.tna ~. 10 ~.
sSt 80 usae. 1a.o- a. ~ a. - ~
.oas 'ao ~ t,,a,, ~ ~ ~, ~ oo1-ae,;,<,
snd saID -asn;r;' n niss,a, INV % .k;l19niv "sds
ano 1enntus: pn5ua.,e eops - S ~ n.i~;0
nj r. ,s nitv tnst tha sbe,nnsss
~" ~ plt! .hA' 10 ~. eueapue:o 20
" ~ 1ne nateiial; ana tne 'aet tnat -
Icy useo oy nannn ~otA1ash ~. poos nuo ~
II mn E;ad - ds...s.a CO. ~ rssss -
,,anr,o Aa ~ usl 1pu.H VII ] sAu - - eA''' -
;s ~ ,;..,, TIE hA1EA1A1 or sIAIo. ;.. -.
Io,fart,n<, edusne9 ~ e ~ XIV ~
tar;ais .na x,aa ~. ~ Esen Muen 'IluAoae m
stonea ~ sr1,r.rs% aass u4lo,a W no oeious
,ar;a1 !. ;,s;,s,:s6 ~ 6ou.s ~ aug ~ w ~.
canfsl ~ hs IT, compared with the salue
aanar.Mn ass,'aaa ~uo "a ~, u 1ue Atas' 1noueu
e vho.s r,chaa e4nd ~ sua1 pa.. .. lug count
~ Sns hn.rs a.s.nas .ue's sastS: plaster CASTE
dacn-s,,n1 ~ r,arin ~ - saaunS .h ,. Ais aouuu
a1s.saa ~ -, NJ ~ tn9 nost cuausAted
@,,;gs ,,,;srt;o,. - 10 tty
-an,osta9 a. 1nsh,,. pa1"1,t ~ ~
~ ha-aae ~ - aouo ~ paul ol.Tats
csr,nina hacsrsa .ha ~ ha,L ~ 20 ~. . .nu n
ssast ax,,eTs;,.a o,1ax, 0~o noA'o 'no5 Se17 Tue
Goon ra..sr cseta ,~a
siga frha xn,os,@,a .e.;aas g." uenpen-
En',, - +h;a on+w psst', y aa1oony
Tar-, ~ NJ Tn!s4 - .so 49, ss ~ As.s, -
es psrana ~ c - n1ss 49, upeS p, Va es nsu1e1
~. S,.1ra1o'a ~ ~, oho'to, ~ -
t..1 49,, ~ ~ - ha5i 90 a.. E'.'1 Me aa9
XII. ~ on ~ ;,a,s 49,, ~" ~ ,1nH' Tts snue "
o. nv, ~, 49, 80 go, ~ >ue 1usoeus,
- N;sht " :. ~ ~ &c 1eptSs ~ ~ 0nseo
+heas ~ 49,, T"~o ~ epeso, ~ 10y W
~ .,r,qara;1 1ae.,-,da5 ~ .1p1.d,s m*s
~ Fnaass go; ~ ~ t;atas ~. p4"Gsu.e
~ raa5 .h;a aaoo,ssst 81 1"; ~. "nI taso
~ a. n,,,t, v"n.a ~ IN" "n eea sl4aa
5aI,.1s, p.',1 = CO.. poo.;.a x !u4 H'1 %
~, ha +s,a ro+,,.~+;a a,.;.s sJa' es. w.
e,s+a A"7 ~ ~ ,'. ta1as .sna.tsa..1e 10 e1.1
80 ,,ndo-.. s,,h;asts u;s .,.ao, ~ On 90 sn
,a .ar,t h;ai,a~ tt,a~s tsoza ~ - 80: " snJ.
coat ~ nanr;n1 ~ +rs,'s,o-+ str1, t,11,5 .aI
cnnsidarahia 1,sr snTtays -5ors M ~. 1890
aftar I'll "a * e,-sat snd ~ ~aau,t ea-ta;r =,
~ s.t;afctnSr. o'1's A~11' ~'A '''>AN ~
passar ;s . Tr.ci1a n.ta,;.t hrt va-v .~sv :,
,nan5 ~ertact1v haVa Era'g ~ a1,tre+t '".y ~
..Honara,a Ms,crrs ): ftbat ~ tha Ma-cnr3 ~
1ahn ~ Roiorns1 ,octad . ors, -, ~ re. r1ta ~
, 1875-08-01

n!m IN IN Eastern CITY has Issued tiny
.ts.4 t..pn1es devoted to phonetic reform. Philan-
1.H md prudence ne combined By dlling
e. fsSee With phonetic advertisement Of
hs a.ses We learn that they are Impor-
-, hanaufakcheururz ov Miitai1i, Thee-
rs,.eoa eoa soesieea Gudx, Maisonik and Cd
.s~.s negAlu, Bnks, snd Dieploemaz." 4 good
,,.. she vorsis in tho original n1e adorned
~ es1oos accounts, which make this rsmark-
.As.t1a noe eTsn mons distxacsinF. Thsircuts
h.'sNas dodge nsy lad hAisonz,~ . Cd
s,s Riaa Tsmplarz." and Ntsts ot
*aS h ~ ~esas Il tAses. hi II u al
, 1875-08-01

Mr. D1sRAEL1's speech at tbs BYRON memorial
meeting, IS reported in The TRIBUNE yesterday.
contained one curious reference which needs
fuller explanation. It was to that product OF
Its!y which Mr. D1HaAE11 called BYaos's .Iass
and greatest" poem. Can it have been "Don
juan" that tho Prime Minister Of England re-
ferred to7 II 80, BYRON has been paid :. COM
piiment a unique, il not so conspicuous. -
monument in the Metropolis. j.
, 1875-08-01
Ptcnfcs.

Glen F1ora, On the Milwaukee Division It the Chtcs'
60 Northwestern Railroad, just adjoining the city d
Waukegau On the north, il fast becoming populsa
psacs for private and pubia picnica- The pleasure
grounds which are located In close proximity to Gaa
F1ora Station, in beautiful grove On tho hlan oren
looking Lake Michigan, have been put in complete or
Ing rlatiormf music stand, swing,, and other .rplt
for amusement beiug but ahort walk from ths
famous Glen Fota mineral spring and other obJech q
interest fer which WAnke81n IL becoming tust11
celebrated. make Glen Flora dalRns1al resort Il
spend day m pleasure-aeeiipK.
, 1875-08-01

calculated to advance the phonetic theory. Out
Of Ill consecutive words, los are changed,-iu
most cases 90 much 80 that it Ii difficult to uu-
derstand what the uncouth sigus mean. Phonetic
reform must ba gradual or it cannot be ut all.
And people would prefer to see some plan Of it
suggested by well.known phllologist life Prof
". D. WHITNEY, instead OF in IN adTa1tising cir
culaz Of the JOSH BILLINGS school,
, 1875-08-01

Tho Lost Aeronauts' Photos,
together with yisws OF tho a2eension cAn b obtained
At tbs elegant studios Of Henhe, also views at tAs
late Review. People who &s South Park In :esi1
carriages should call and them. many qstts
plain in the photographic. Studios coEnAr 6tsta and
W1&htnRtpn streets.
, 1875-08-01

= !ns poH old t1cksty Madison street bridge Win
11aa ~ - Sunday On earth to-moerov.-CAaoapo
Anas harsh obituary OF faithful public
@'Anh The Madison st1eet bridge has given safe
eAaat lot twenty years 10 the people of Chi
~; and ths bridge that carries ona safely
~ ass ths proverb, ought not to be abused.
~ patriarch among bridges It has seon
,s"Psnlons On both sides Of it rise and f.l1, aud
~ 'atnVed al those IN existence in Chicago
=" aso mt came into tbs world. It has been
ts.* sefFsoe. too. ali the tina It has sean
naroaat nsage that eve1 bridge WAS re-
Taa 70 do, md has borne Il faithfully to the
~, billions Of people hare crossed it, on foot
"agona; horse-cars have gayen its an
- k11uezs many = strain j.; veasels have bumped
- "eashe1 and wind have beaten it.; and there
go oos to-day. apparently aound a. ever. The
skas have o1dared its removal only BE-
T. has passed tbs natural ago OF bfidges.
-. souaesh,ng weird and uncanny about 1t,
=. mo City Fathers fear it mag Ill fall in
"a y onoe, ike tho wondarfnl one-hn.ae
fsAoe to fts remains!
, 1875-08-01

II the mortality records Of Pensacola should
be annually collected and published, and the
number Of officers who have died there while on
duty should be Indicated perhaps the Govern
ment might serioualy consider the expediency OF
abolishing the Navy-Y1d at that point. The
P1iladelphiA Times calls attention to the fact
that the existence Of the NAvy-Yard causes the
Government to keep considerable garrisons at
Fort Pickens and Fort Bsrrancas, besides the
naval force which naturally centres at such
point. The yard Is comparatively useless in
time Of peace, aud the cost Of maintaining it,
even when reckoned in dollars aud cents, is An
item to be considered. 1t musr certainly bs
point OF considerable Importance to be worth
the valuable lives which are every year paid out
in it's service.
, 1875-08-01

Soma of our readers may not remember that John
Wilson j. tbs auhor Of the ofsquo*ed 1ne Of Lnges"
ing sweetness long drawn ont but they VIII rsus0s
Der tha: ElnWood cotIa1s b bought 1t any fus-
nAh1ng sto1e-
, 1875-08-01

Iuportaut to tho Preservation Of Teeth~-
John Gosnel1'a Cherry Tooth-Paste,
the nost stacsciona dennfsee hown. Try IT, Toz
aalo b7 .1l druggists: Wholesale agents, Tousy =
Bxsdlsx III and l73 Randolph street.
, 1875-08-01

Cutting and E1tttnR-
By request Of many ladies', Mind. Warrington, 5A
Wabash avenue, VIII, during tbs month Of August
teach the at of cutting and lifting drssses In ths mos
artistic styles. Teaching parties 1t dresses
thing unusual. LsdieR tupro7s tbs opportunity.
EhnrrAs tnc6er1tA
, 1875-08-01


80 ahe shot ut him and put bullet within m
inch Of his heed. She has been fined a dollar
for t'careless use OF hrearms." This should be
= warning to her to aim better na1t time. There
is no fine, you know. for careful uso Of fire.
, 1875-08-01

You Married Martyrs
ought to thank Cook + AcLAio for introducing
ptocess Of cleaning dlka, szcques, sod suits Without
removing trimming or ripping. No. 70 Deaxhn1n, u
and ou NaAt N4dlson.
, 1875-08-01

No Household IL Complete
nowadays without tho Fauatfy FaVotito Weed ssws
ing Machine. Nov sold 1t liberal discount fos cszh,
or @ knAn monthly pAymenta. No. 23 WAhAsh ave-
vyy1A
, 1875-08-01

crhuys, eaate, ohoaafs, dJssntszJ, aud dasshsa -
WI ~ Ill 4Eetona of khe bu44iG On teGdy mastered
md taaEoaShD sura4 n ux 1ayasA- Caxzntsa&tss
Ha1ak1A
, 1875-08-01

Spring Lake " Magustic Water.
By Buck RAynez, makers At the Naxs . Co1okoA.
, 1875-08-01

Pianos and QrTan8-
L 1116s assottmsnt o4 uav pianos snd o1KacD te
rsut- Secondhand planes from 80 to $500.
". ". EnRALx.
Conner gtsap md 4dxnax &tre&tA. Cataeu.
, 1875-08-01
hand which held the bow is extended, and the
forehead CLEANS with the e1ultation Of success.
BYRoN's description ia "a ACCURATE as it is beau

BYRoaa description ia ka zccuIate as 1t IL beau
tiful:
The Lord Of the unerrtng bow,
Tha God Of LIS, End Poesy, and Light
The Sun In human limbs .rrayed, aud brow
AL fAd!ant from his triumph in tha fight;
The shaft hath just been shot, arrow bright
With IN immortnfg vengeance in his eye
And nostr0, beautiful disd2in, and might
And ncajeaty flash the:r full nghtnings hT,
Developing, in that enc glaace, the Deity.
But in his delicate form dream OF Lore.
Shaped By come solitary nymph, who%e hreast
Longed for death1esa lover frum above,
And maddcned In that vsion,-Are exp1est
All that ideal beauty ever blessed
The mind with In ita most unearthly mood;
When each conception wna = heavenly guest
ray Of inmortanty.-and stood
6.at-nke, around, until they gathered In god!
The figure is 7 feet in height. The left hand
aud the right forearm we're restored by pupil
Of MICHAEL ANGELO. There ia considerable dis
rute ~ to the genuineness OF all the
sculpture accepted AZ Greek, including
the VENUS DE MED1c1s and the Apollo
BELyEDEaE- 4 recent EnPlish writer, LAM
1oAN, author Of IA Theory OF the Fine
Arts" says: ''It is, + believe, now the opinion
Of those most competent to judge in such mat
ters, both archBologists and scuIptors, that We
do not possess = single Greek statue in marble !;
ard that the APoLLo Of the Vatican and The
VENUS DE MEp1c1s are but copies, executed
by Roman artists, Of original Greek statues,
,..s..., ~ s,sto,ns - ~. c.sa1.s
D.. ha,;av. +na .noI,o pr, rrnrnr and +,a
49,. ~. up,1c,s 10 +ha a,1- +ro na-fact
..a-ta .h;o, asn ol.;ro - ha n~,;na, x,orta ~
.,o ,,;,has+ , ordar - rr.a;.a .rtn
It Will be interesting to note briefly famous
other antiques frequently aliuded to in conuec-
,;,,, ,,;+ =, ,oaa,, =. ,ga1i 90 ,ncant aaa,en Tha
Irp,rp1 M 1v,,p1a y.a s,atne of ,vory oo,d
~ -~a,;o,. a,o,.. 10 faet !, bs,o,,t Tie
r.thar ~ coaa ..a re,raaar+ad m thro,a.
=, h;s -;oht hs,d v;ctorv ri ivory
md ,o1a r;tb crown and flIet. in bis teft
h,nd . ecantr. H,a head Was crowned with
o,;vo .,d n;s ,.lt;,,n, 7ecorsted With fowera
sn,,o.,. md h,rds On e,cb oy tba four corners
- t.a ,h-on. a Tho,,n vorth u,a haino tor, hv
~ tba h,- and n.neIs of the throne wera lerand-
~ ranrasantat;ons -tha destruction of N1onr,s
rhildran the 1ahora of Hrncr1rs and kindred
-ov,,,s Tia f.ht ~ Turer7,u with, rio ar,zor.
,aa n,on tho hazo. and m tho nadeat,1 an
.aae,nhtv ~ tho ooda tba h;rtb of Vrvrs and
~ crn s,a ,foo,, ;r +hs;r rhor;o,, p1,,n,..
uaa The art;st ~ th;a p;oant;c cne,t;on
ond ;,r,,atiora at il a4;st !, m,rh,a and
hronxa .pu1n1asn ia ;nsc,ihed m the nedes-
70, If Tho :. ..nr71pcopuox w,;cb ia onnoo;ta
tbe pnn.1 pn,aca on tha Monte Cayalo in Rome
Tho hero il about to mount Pegasus,
The sIr,rpv. AraFsp ia a1so ascr;bed
Ia him. t. was or irorv and eo,d
and 20 fest in height. coniaa of the
ct atna -anair m. Athen;on co;ra Tho er,nn
't
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, 1875-08-01
Wfkw61l Il Greene

decidedly tho shosdealezs par e9eetzenes o8 Chi.
cago. When you buy d 70 8.ate, or In Tvuty.sao-
ond ssxae4 you get your moneys worth srszy Tina.
, 1875-08-01
Furniture In Eal1iuI

r 1t sst shs p1tces nv failing, for Sampson, assena
Co, Ia md Isl ssa4s a.see&, sslltog \ fsaa<9
ptiesz. Go and 80 for yourself