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, 1877-04-09

Thcfe ts no zno4Yne Or narcotic thzt will bring
relief u, the tortured ,Lctim Of Neuralgia ~ surely
~ t,tlc.' lnmcnt lodidu OF Ammonia. For salu
by all druggists,
, 1877-04-09
POISONED AIR.


Special Dts,ta&eh 10 The Tribune.
Foar WAYNE, 1nd., April S.-forbes Barr,
aged IL. su,i of danes Bsrf. went iu.o well
to-day to Tx pump. anil was killed by damps.
, 1877-04-09
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE


Ever p!aut aud herb that gtlda It's medical
toit ptaced In m Improved etst aud ihero tueled
with solvent liquid. which BY heat, n made to pas
over into the receiver bearing With It the heating
srnces or juices Of these rants and hesbs free from
ever aud coloriess. Thua the &C.
Tive medical constituents Of thousands Of pounds Of
hetbs sY be condensed Into verr small compass. In
ts way SAnfoEds Ksdt Cnre u dlvested OF tho
acatIng worthless fcasrca OF III other Femcdte4 while
ts curative Properties increased tcufod. II Il pos
itiseIy the Grtsiest medical triumph at tho aEc.
, 1877-04-09
probably call a Convention and nominate a
ticket this week. The fight will be close one,
the Republicans having bare majority,
CASUALTIES.
EJ.nE1I14.


Special pispdteh 10 The Tribune.
EVANSVILLE, Wis., April 8,-Iseports from tho
northern part nf Rock County say that the high
water in the Catfish River has washed away the
dams at Oxbow, Turnerviltc, and Fn'ton and at
tho latter place carried away Touring mill.
These disasters havo raised tho water hero sew.
eraf fcct, neccesitating the tearing away Of Tue
Good-1atcs. and at Monterey the water has done
about $1,000 worth Of damage. Tho river ID
now at = standstill, and no further trouble ID
anticipated.
Special Dsspotea "a 77s TFtssnt.
ADRIAN, Mich, April 5.--A substdcnre In The
IRISH Of water IN tho RaIstn permits an estimate
Of losses by tho late frcshct. The city loses III
damaged bridges and abutB1cnts $4,000. The
Mineral Springs Hotel and bathrooms werr
Washed away, involving loss Of 5000. The
Lcnawce County Agricultural Society In land
anl buildings Waa1led Away lost s4,ooo. The
board hf Directors Of tho latter yesterday voted
N acil tl,c present eligible aItG and procure .
more suburban one with fawer water privileges
, 1877-04-09

Each package contains d. sAnford's Improved 1nha.
tuE Tube, with full directions fot use Ia I'll casea.
rFicc For sAts hy al wfocsa1s and reat drug
Rsta throughout the United States. WEEKS rOT-
TEI General AEents and Wholesale DEuRE1ta boston.
, 1877-04-09
"A WONDERFUL REMEDY"

.Nctlrx. Weeks & Professionalism: Your Collins
yoate ra,er wsndsrfg! M rsE,say hare AEcfel
fnrc s.at for your Cnins Volt ale riasier Tns paIn
rr3shsd f5nn lny h5ck to ny stes md htpa. Myleft
aaahsr 'l;'te1 tos ~ riHI't s!as n, 20 much III.
Plaster wA4 un7bc to walk nF aianu.
lsasrcctfuy Jnur.
Nils. tlICtIArD GoNNAN.
LJnei.huss, Va, July II 1876
P.a.-tinre hnistrl mr. letter sos,e Of rly pciRh.
bcri t4Fr In nrl wlalI sCn1 for gQte mira
e yoas rs,tsr. n'n res"1,'nsnd!nx shsn, y u: ny
Fastcrs EnrlustA Ind Il. -. Mrs, UOlsM ~.
Sold by al rn7g.a for = ecn1s cseh Sent to any
part the Inltt and Canada receipt OF Is
rents fur uncf ft1 for s1, q! - for swelret lY
WEEKH ltftfElk I'fuprieloFs Hpstou.
, 1877-04-09
COLLINS s''|3| s''3|'|
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS,

An E!eetro battery combined with the eei.
ebrAted Medfr.ted Porous l1Rtrr forming tho Rrsnd.
eat curative Gxcnt IA The world Of medicine. anl utterly
tuspas.lng AZ oteE PlAate hefetoforr Ii uau. They
whole year. They do not pall!ate, they CUlsE.
, 1877-04-09

Maximum thermometer, @dt tntaiaavnl, ",
NE14HAA 1tlA xAf ArIuh.,
CNlJAHU4 April H-N4pi9ht.
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frn,, iii, - f;nnss+ic. In moIi .it - -
dnctnrx p..sv M thn ia ~ ,,,in. ~ ~
ixuYE. Sr W,Llias MArusws. L. b. Aathor
: Vi HUe,tiuQ.On In tns WorlI.h etc ChlSago,
y, Z. Gr,gys d CO., Emo, ~. $50. Prlee, 81.
Intelligent Americans arc familiar with the
name nj E.rrt..Ronv. and ,,,tl, III. g.,,o =. ~.
n,a.. ,'. N1 ~ A'a .a'no ~ sno
~ .aost acsomp!saca literary Gritty o1 tue ago IN
hls own country, or, VIC may odd, In any other;
yet only tho few who are ablo to read them Iii
their original tongue arc pcrsonolly aeoualntnl
with hi. wr4ttnrs t1tx ,itnrsrv hi.,or,...I 49,,
hta...n,i,s" a 49, a'''"a %"a
o'S'upnsa' -. eesaJs M moro taah LOFTY volumes,
ana Set hitherto none of these admirable works
haYc been translated Into English and
presented to this American reader II I'M.
rem .fned fcr n nf..h.... s
~. .gro..,Ss ~, ~ .Aa'ao"s 80 pe11o'm
"s ,, sss'o a. s.a out9 OF bringing MS country
men III a'fees contact With tho mIHd Of Aa!nta-
Eeuye, by placing before them, In m elegant
English version. selection from h,s trnst
famous compositions: tho weekly papors con.
!F!butcd to tho Paris press under tie tltfo Of
"gaustrias dM Lundt," -''sipnday.Chats
This sc1es OF essaya. which sfe unanimously
regarded ~ tho most 1nlahcu productions ~
ba1nte'bsuse's Konius, WA begun In lie COR.
ntuttonnes, aud continued 10 the Nuiisur. from,
lBt0 tn lbi9,-a period Of twenty years. f'tva
aaYs out 81 .eycn-uaYh Of pro.iaious and un.
lnierm!tte,l toil-wero devoted to Tho execution
Of shcse essays, and, mi'ea complete, they wcre
4nexanplcd ~ tho amount Of learning, the
de!leacy OF critical acunen. tho breadth and
, 1877-10-27

1%t f,,f., 1,,,1t
@ r,1 aI .c .rc ss,s u nu ~ 4.rv ~. cstv
of H. sal for liz .nrtaneons sn,i tntenss ~.
ci,atton wiici, anrls ssnrcssiou In lneas,,rc anu
NJ ii,ess sntt nthcr rnl]ater,i tir,,no.finns h..
on p @ ,'u1 = te Ta,s Ss es,:
frnn ,in u noetrv ~ Of % he ictrrwss tireeks an
t"",ans' io md of ,hs carly mi ,ats EnrI5sf' III
authors
JUVENILES.
CAPTAIN FRITZ, HIS FRIENDS AND ADvEN.
,hor r. :. whot R rnnmT III ttc Hew SotH. ~
i. r. Dntton 4 70. chtcago: IIalley Bros. i
rig. Eg. ,!2Mo:: p9, 12a, rnee' Al'W:
Awrn,taS i,ors Ann ti,,tns' Adantca fram X" H.
Frcneh By NAME L. FIELD. Win illustrations
y Lucy q: Mnnss: New rork: n q; =: 4. PItnams
In. o3a. FREE. ii. I'D. A'e " W. 1'"''''
SIX SINNERS; ols. ScnooL.DAYs ~ DAxTAu
uAhsr " sdn. Msw fGss ~
t;iurr 4 e.. i2mo.. m, liz. pftee. Ill H.
rATsf: sronr Ton qlrLa. Ity LEonA u.
tspIe: c,s WIZ. a sn p",n.n,. sons snns
Chicago: Jansen, NcClnrg Il CO, l2mo., pp.
24g: rr!ee. s1:sh: .,,1,
'HiA M,1,Ss Hutior n. "ii1ayion. .},ai ssst., =
ais It"stion: f'thcrts t3ross chIc.rn. Janscn
Ncclurc i Co, limo, 10. Esd. FJlcr, 81.
. 4 nroccs,,on Of chlll.en's books has already
oeeun 10 leaa ~ snc noi,nnss, aaa !. u eneef'hs
and pretty pictures. And II ID no less amusing
to ssan thcis contents, for the juvenile ltcra-
ter that tho sohcrcst reader ean scarcely with
Tie spcci,ncns which arc now before MS are,
Msnuus .as vtl,"r nnn ~ r n.t m', .,i1, .I,5
Writers ioT Yolns peoe, , and ,,,",y Ill., etery u
, 1877-10-27

--tt lJrFoF Jof -u1atsfFa{<s" tlibl1, H., TIA 20.
4 starved tenement snch ~ 1Mfts,
stand. .S.SSsp as. II y: asssS xi e % S!S''9s
In both these passages 'guess" means believe,
which Is IN tue most Iaarked md striking man
Vt John Lpckes most celebrated Wurks:
II this wrrs constantly observed, I ossss thsrs
would bc i,tlic need of blows or chidtns.-' E4sav
on ne Edseaston AZ cAsl1's"" tleO3). .. alS,
modern edition..
Locke uses the worl Eu liks manner II, another
rassagc upon which cannot al ptsacnt lay my
hand. Further quotation IL needlcxs, but VIII
eloss my citation by giving tho following ex.
ample fr0n, tho most popular British novelist
Ut the day:
worth )" said ths dsosss. ''Iss tsea ii tho Ceess
tSigss a,.s aggx tsr*''"-4"'"'"' 7Fo'''''' "o'''1
tnst Us II would be used b rustic New En-.
Frou. words ealicd Ameslcaulsm4 turn for
motncut 10 furns Of the Aanla word which Aare
been regarded In like manner u diatinctlvely
Anlcrtcan.
HuN0-HAR0Bp.
Mr.. Bartlett quotes the sauna ReY. Geikle
whom VIC have already Encountered n I censor
Of american speech and patronikux corsee.or OF
sns sspstSt. q knssaa :es + o.
castopaf1y Lappeas That great offenders sse
hanged; but III the States and Canada criminals
are never hanyei,-tt'ey are all hu'H. In En-
gland, heel Is hH,a. gates aFe hsM2, aud curtains
are hung, but felona a1e haAgsai H. Canals,
felons, 6eet, gates, and curtains are Ill treated
tho same WY" This II explicit; and when 4
cnArKs IA inside explhituess 10 desirable; onc
knows exactly u what to plead. The points
here are, that Enghsu speakers and wFitars say
that tnca who asa stranssed, o. who struuKla
themselves. bY hauxiug,, are banged; that tho
same writer's say that alticlea- -iuauimate thfnRs
which are suspondsd-ste hung; aud thst
Amerieans ssS thai tho stsang!sa people are
hung.
, 1877-10-27

t,,,
oT tgkTto INTERPRETATION OF NATURE.
G, sn41kp. L.. D., P1tneipal OF ths Init
~ - SSolleHs VI y. Salvador and 81 Leonard. 81.
1atacfnws. New YORK: Hutd l. Mouvator.
oa1niess9: 81, Jsasen. AcQluIg / ca, lUmo.. Do.
ana origin Of thta volume va4 eeftes Of lect-
, 1877-10-27
TIE AUTHOR OF "rAuL AND VIII.
l fEfNIA y

, HlN1A'
INC following extracts r are taken from
..Y1n,1ar,s,,.,,,. '80b ''''e 'o'A'
ohaef0fasa
tssd e Il s 10
!aid aside 10 be read. No one who reads at all
you'd care @ 70 ale Without haxtuy peruscd - The
Those two ttnrsca arc sometimes bIuntfnp tugeth-
Ct. sar the Immediate use Of young persons. who
main lung III tho world and 6e lrnosans of she peo-
p!o who arc natasc to this brace of attractive rol-
ugs.i r. a,,, ,,,o,,m,e, IN ,onaon :, H.. ,.o.
Which Goldsmith had occupied. for I could not rr.
member =: \ ~ thc tImc Ts,cn '.The Vicar Of Make.
H. :Srs o. eaess 70 Earope op Ssa
bocn on shn!e single huar before seeking out tha
hoa.e Il. which tho antaos of Paul and vi.
piace Without difficulty, ha1ins ohlaned the tircc.
lion from, tc %ofy ds+l pesson appealed 10 for H.
ii loneih I es,an 10 the house was In ss.sea or,
which va. occup!ca hy small shop. :. :. This.
then. was the birthplace Of man WIN had giye1
OF being deatined u confer iasllnE beneat on
mankind. The little barber tthe proprietor, bc,ng
tlena,,, / bad The wholc aeorway to myrcii. ;.
4 man ot acute sensistiltty all hls life. In ibis
H., .s h ":, " aars q III;
b.. b% more pain than hanaFs '0'e' confer pleas.
Tho eomplete wurka Of 81. Pierre dill twelve vol.
unles; hui hls fame will always rest upon tllal
published in i7ss vhici, va. written Il, ssfsei
On the Ituo 81. Et!tnue- -da. .1lont, III Tsris.
script Of :1'anl and Virginia" ID rccutdcT by
LAima Martin. Madame Aecker thrtted st. V,crrs
to hnng hts new story Into her .atu. and read H.
before publication, 10 company pf dlsltnyuphcti
and enlish.cncd art!oss. She pronlsrI tha tndsrs
she would consene to hcns him wcrs an,un. tnU.s
abe esteemed the most wurthy. Monsieur NerkeI
htn,s: III. ~ ntBtlnguisllet fAvtF, wn1ba 10 a;
i,olns On tho oceaeion. punon. thu Atbe Gallant,
Monsieur and Madamc tierMain, were among ii,
ss.huua! wien 81 Pierre sprcarFd and sat dowN,
With she uialusceapt 0f =" Pan! and Virginia opct
before him. Al hrst he was heard In prufuanl sl.
guild, the ausust asacmbav began to whisper. Il
, 1877-10-27
The Author Of "faul and Virginia
"Th, Federal Language" a Chap.
ter sa Amtritanisms.
Boy-Life In Shakspeare's Time
---Reference-Books---
Art~NoteB.
Flora Round About Chicago. The
Laurels and tic Olcnsters
---A Kain-Trce,



FnEDERlCA WlLitEl.M1NA.
tEMotRs oF FREpERIcA spr!iiA WtLnELr
nina, r1lNCEss ROYAL. or rhGsSiA. MAR
% GRAN!GrE;, r;,p pf n,,n MnniEoM; i,h r " fHEp @
EhiGn 1tnx.,,. rsn rn,n"s: ~ mrs"5 y o.'nn.
}s%s, r. o;F99s s sbss5e te i,ss's' fe:
ntr rnIaroc.
Mc..r. nspood 4 ca, l,are ntsnne,1 a ncu sc-
A.. stfu utI.' 'r,...,on ,s,. ,r,,t.,, !. y, T.,
res ths IT,. IN NJ ,au.
guaecs. It !s to be edited BY Mt. ". D. How
s..',. .or,eu,po tbe cycnt. tnnrktrr III history
essay i's's"r sas u'se Wv ",S5 -:
and tue era OF LEG aatnos' au1 supplying s"eh III
formation aa may be requisite to 1ull UNDER
s,an,,,nr Of tho career of the latter.
Thn fIrst bool in thc scrtes contains the auto-
.,.I'.'a' ~ ~ T,rtrcn.. rrc1crfra yy,ln",,nns
The oldest child Of Frederick William !. Of
TrussIa and Princess Sopllia Dorothca, daugl,-
t.r of George I, 1t England. The Princess
sor7, In Inn ami t,fct IN t74a, al I'm mn ~
30: and into thesc years was cfo"dea nm atnouht
Of nalscry that is seldom apnorttoncl to the h,l-
man lot. ffer satt story ts familiar to MI WHO
h,ro road tiry history al Frederick tic Great.
for the brother anu sister shared tue same un'
happy fato during theif childhood, and we're
unltel In the tender bonda of affection during
tho greater part Of their liycs. The Princess
Is, when she hail bccn three years tho wife Of
ibo Prince aftcrwartl tho a1arErave Of Bairctth.'
and brought It down to her 3Itl, gear. 1t wus
not published until 1910, wren It created great
fensatioti by tho extraordinary experience Of
suffering atid wrong which It revealed.
The story 1t tells is too painful to to agroca-
bio fcainr. II would shock orr notions Of hi.
maultY even In Earuaruus n1e. but, related uf
one Of the most splendid Courts Of Lurope only
little n,pro than o century ago, II il
reyoltiug. We ure accustomed to talpg
pf tic outrageous abuse which Fred
etck William hcaped upon his Children but
Ihr rnr+ntiva ~ tho prirrsss Eroft.ri,.o j,n,,tt
, 1877-10-27

Qland itself. Tue people WIN founded the Nuw
England Colonies uut only camu frot,1 Englnntl,
hui they were, IN tue ,n4ss, Of the purest En-
and coming generally from the E,1tal districts.
theY were Anglo Saxons pure Anl simple. They
.pokp the p!an, strong, yet poct!ral English ot
Elizabethan or post Eltxabcthan period, utnsosl-
iaed BY my of thosc torttga ipNueprrs which
lad their rtlect upon the speech of the higher
classes, particularly those who followed tho
fall1|un Of The Court. They wcro chiefly yeo-
try, with ! light sprlakIins Of men Vi helrr
ssation. But they were nut r9lc o. uain:
4trutted people. They came to Nrw England
because they were readers and thlukers, mud
aud il. poiitcs. T4css teopic beug !soIatel for.
ssycrll generations, kept their language almost
lntact Gs tilsy brought II from their old
home. Nor .weru they subjest " tho
Foreigners. Til, was particularly true u tho
iuterlor paEta o{ the cuunt1Y,-tho.s Ieyual thu
reach u eotnmerte- connevtleuf, fur c1Atnptr,
WIS probably. q tl.s beginning d thsa century,
latou Of alnost unmlxe1 English blood, tntcll-
gent, thrifty, atald, attached 70 tho soii,-
among whom n,Gslesate degree u education
this subject, it tls to By remarked that Counestt
cut has always been the stronghold III Scw En-.
gluud OF the English or "Protcstant- Episcopal"
Churh. Thsss Sew-Engiaud people spoke tue
EtlHllsn FulcN k4tAE l&buSfs pau u1uuEUt AMA}
run EpKtau4 ~ the tilnss Of lialap<isn an4
Milton, Or = little beiufe. alnloat without
change. In England thers had been chsuges,
particularly Among ths sIistoeracy. TAe
result was, that tho English Of the
Ett1abcthau pellod-thae great English
which u eycn now leuked upon u .
standard FROM which It u we'll tu ivyate u lit
il. ss possible while We yield 10 the ueee.siue4
Of progress. u n leaas u chsnKe--was spoken
more purely tn interior Nov England 1t the b.
ginnlux Ok ths century than II VISA In England
itself. .....
Etueo that time thess taa bees V change, and
, 1877-10-27

OUTLINES OF MODERN CHEMISTRY, or
uAS1C: nAeEn IN PANT Cr0S KfC.tEFA MANUEL
nE CHIME. ny c. aILnEnr WHEELER. rro.
fessor ut Chemistry In The tntyers1ty of Chicago.
New York and Chicago: A. 8. Rnrnes j. to. II
mo-. PIP. I'll.
Organic Chemfttry has Of late years received
increasing sttcniion from scientific ncn In
Eurupc, but III Our owncountry It's study las thus
far not been brought into the prominence which
IL deserves. tbs department Of Inorganic
Chemistry has at!ll held students and scholars.
to tho neglect of tat branch OF the SCIENCE Which
concerns ttsclf With the substances obtained
from pinnts aud animals. In consequence Of this
neglect, ultr colleges and schools have not been
adequately provided with text-luoks calling for
In organic bodies. To sunpiy the waHt III this
direction. Prof. Wheeler has prepared tlle above
iuntlua1.-carcfuliy keeping It's size and scope
Within limits That warrant Its title OF "Outlfnes
of Notlcrn Chemistry"
Tie work il concsc in It's method 1nl form Of
expression, and still makes no sacrifice Of per-
spfuuity In thought and arrangement. Its les
SONS aro intended to covcr shout ona-th(r.l Of
the TING devoted by tlte student 10 tho entire
course Of Chemistry: and IL assuinus tint thosu
who tukc # up will lIe already convcraAnt will,
tho general principles OF mNiern Chemical
Philosophy. Thc author has based the Outlines
In part upon the organic portion Of Rlctle's
"Mnnuel la Chimic''; md acknowledges, III
chemists Of the day. poyel and useful
feature Of tic book hppsars IN tho Index, where
each substance named ts followed bY the clIen,-
ical formula aud Its molecular weight We
heartily commend the work to the attention Of
teachers and educators.
, 1877-10-27
Of literary theft never occurred. But to The let
ter: EkN1st.

urnz orr~, vo,,
t:n,r.nn ~ ~ ja-- tss tI.ss FLH"AsM ~
ysit ~, ~ ~ '9.i.-to ~ fs"t" " 10
IL stnTt- ~; naoeGfnieat Ioar"0t: N looking oVei
III your Issue Of Jm'y II, 1871. a spiritual com
munfeatlon, to-talIetl, entitled "A Charactcr4
fTcrpont.r' II ut,r,m,rtt ia tntuc thrnuch t:hi
eaco medium, and rs. q, r:' kindly lntroducct
u 5or the medium with brlcf preface. Thu
hfst part oE the communication seems we'll
enough. though very unlike Perpoht. II 10 tnIi
con.faahtosr: Hut tle striking and nma1ina
ratt OF It y. that II efotes With the nth, sixth
ant seventh rcrtrs felIghtlv ci1anrcA and trans
poacd1 OF ffnFr,ct Rrcrhxr HtnHe'a hrAuttfui
ppetn entitled ..Tht timer Wnti,t.n Can Il hs
pos.lh,c. III E,1itnt, Tint Tie utffu1 AMI rnc,ir.
sp1", 4, v1on tssnoat, nas oe.otnc ~ de
liz h;t.ntcu VI a!N.n..ie - ~ msh1 necEsea.I toI
.'at ~ CnIn"Mn,catin. WIN ny lsIends OF
en.tn, ~ ateas ING HteFat} !Hnhoef o. n1e Q!
conclude thas The medium Z nero pretent'er,
urcdltt Suril ptoradsm il not mis- m fnantt Ia
the memory OF the tlt tnartcti met. hut \ ,Ioun.
e'9na ~ M ,hgosh1on % upon every Intelligent fesdef
n w w ~. ~. 10. a.,
atitC Ate the seFses "uicn arc EVc" a. tnc
sfnnsiu1ioh VI LIE poets spiritual communlcsr
scaree knowing y We vake or s'sep.
tc1fec asking where We are.
We tccl all troihfc sink away.
All sorrow 1nd ali cara.
Dcar. loving angels watch m still:
They press u0rc closely to pnF tidt;
And. ~ We ea*c the stream Of tins,
They gently hc1p sud Guide.
You close your eyes. ron shut yous ears.
WfAppPh In tranee Of bliss.
And gtnfts cftspcd IN invfnE arms,
You lea~e yo"r ~oEld-fot this.
r,,rs xa,,r ~. ..'a. rs ..... E'' w. noN
srs a. NV. nunetuub !eauGIs tne os'Elh2t poem
y lui', aHa ict tnelh uf'tw Their oH GontintloHs,
1oufs, tof honest mcdtunshp, ERKksf.
, 1877-10-27
author RaIns upon The favar by his tender syn,-
pathy With whatever IL lovely in character and
exalted In Acllttmcnt.
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

ECONOMICS; or, TuE ac.ExrE M TEALrn. ny
1ti1As y: srrn1x.Axr, D: D.: u; u. Pro-
snd e..prta,dent Of the Same: Sew York: a.r.
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II Is characteristic of tho brisk talent ant
inability Of tho American people Il, rHsf, Into
sny line, either Of bussness or literary activity,
that IL deficient, OF ahat promises sudden rc.
muncratlon. During the War, speculation In
Government supplies was rampant. Later on,
petroleum. afforded an opportunity 10 make
and sink Millfons; and now The rage for Eold-
digging, which prevailed from 1913 down, seems
10 havo broken out again. In literature. Bret
1iartc taa lad more imisators than can easily
be counted; and tie llost of followers Of Mark
Twain, Bailey, and John nabbcrton arc too well
known TO need enumeration. At the present
moment, the labor anti monetary troubles OF
the pust year hare cauacl numerous works on
finance, labor and capital, political economy,
and ktndred topics, to oe rapidly issued from
the press, until the reader who desires to pct
information on thcse subjects is puzzled What
Amid tlis protuston OF wealth, til. work .!
Dr.. sturte7ant deserves an honorable place, and
Is probably the best American treatise on the
chief value Is in the tnethodieal manner In which
the themes are presented, and the generally nc
curate definitions Of the terms employed. The
author atascs that the Immediate sslInnus which
induced him 10 undertake the work was the In
coayrnlencn caused by being unable to get q
trcatise for college students tn wticl, the
terms were sufficiently well defined to serve as
textbook. This manual 10, therefore,
partly designed for students: nnt Il
thereby loses nothing In value and interest 10
tle general rca.ler. The theme L divided Int!
Wealth; and within these ltn,tta the author
i1nds space to contider, among others, the live
questions Of FREQ Banking, Specie. c.iaesumptfot,
aud Metallic Currency. Ills treatment Ut his
subject IA calm and Judicial. and Ills views mod
crate, The work wifi abunlantly satisfy the
reader who lcsires to galu fair view ct The
questions presented.