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of Aunt ifoslc'h l'est s[nco dnncs-anl your Int
torn to ribbons, u t,uw lat last WCttE,ln.Itlo!
ypi. fu good eAr,icst, Afr.H
forth through tho porcll, then t!0wn t,,e garden
path lirr white utIns burc, her dairy apron
iIung ns an lmprayiscl stcsllat over her lica,l,
to administer corIlign judgment asul rrtrIbutUl
naphne Is fair, slcndcrly .hutlt girl Of two anil
twcnty, graceful after tic tna1ltcr .lat ult-nf-
dtuF Irving Ms,l uncsMlsclollshesa Ut elect aro
ayt to hrget, amlwltl. 'lair Of as burnisle.l Il
plexiun lnutsts tho plnk ut q May morning, n
illr nf lltnril hazel eyrs giyu to l,ur co,lntc-
nsS M,,r;, s9',rWlt Of t'te gra Of corFcrio'
the nlnraf wunt of Mrs. Cllcstcr's facet For
this want cxfsts, stranger cut scurte bu In hur
company y ntonto without ,li1ccrning. No llaw
Ii there of fcaturo; tho rEutile ts clear; tllu
willie atNf even testil.
-" Nulre tattvc lcslloteel'e Ia aiAls4tio sans
s1aiai''" a;i s4F Thy country ps9p's u The
yu!ng. llcr account with tho wutl.l IL eloscI."
=, lier9 y tho solution; lila Aalaato sas,a
Disscct tho yotng taco carlonsly and you will
hlank, utsIu!rsseut Iook That llte plows intu
iaIei rc.tgnatlon ur despair, ii ' according
to u our ,..; s;rcsds. M Mtwenty:two years have
trucv d lers. DaI'hnu CAs.tcr expects nothing,
ts forbidden even tho natural jov Ut lpoktt'k
forward lo Pau.'k manaool. 5tie grew old vi
heart oelors sllo was young; laa Ind fatalsst
truth; and would fatn keep she ctlild baby
forever Oil her breast.
"Ale taught Him, siamHcy," repeats Paul, Look.
lug W, thu triumphant u'ow of i Sin,r.M ~ bis
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Iawrrnec; "1tlnt. for Practical Tfout Fishing"
ftsocm,: y narfiet I're.eott spodcrs tw'th ihfco
!; v. I,tspet tw,th attesn llia'tretIonsi: :Tha
h3st1s y yrS. %ls% / Aca r Is
!oocm',, y Ms.:gsr.t !. r1e.'on; 'The "I!
SHas E,e.st Mestna ss, troe%' By E'va
& rts:e"t; 'snn,'.e On aoa"t alS*; %a.nrion IL Ma
tpocn', ~ Anna G. Nraekctt; ''Thr Waving Of
tfe Gorn " 1pocm,, hy sidney i;anier: ..,'Icrey
e. Es.! ny %t'e iernr; n1n. esal
"ElIsor'a seientlde Necord": i 'Katsor's Its
1G!ss fsss 5sfl4 fS' fas sdsn H. a. opsh
aasnee j. kaei!.h t:ttsrsinfe," by rhons. ser. e
:;X Counterfeit PIessntm.nt,h comcay, .s'i'; t., ~
w.i,. Iinwel4ts .Erude and Carious IN, entiou.
'1s kosas! sa:ennt:1 EaseS"nlx' +! Er.4
+; $s!ss sss: = ssfs ~ 1so?'i F. ;i
rsl,ce .ad !io".ehoid. hy AnTeo Taeehe @ ia;
.p h' es %s"sisss fe:r h toe & r ,sGSh w.,.s "w
jl.sney; ',cou.!n Fatty by Marian .t,ouy1a.;
Mh!gs,is: ::Ths !: soat;iSsats' c'us Neeeat
MoSTIii.Y for Aupnst-+Mld.nm.
Snmcr acr;!ner e. New
n.rr Thouzht.. t. by y. =. Foster: "1I!s Inherit.
nHse ns ,siaxs; H. +, &. 4s,hS5 %ds 3;
:i,clrdre"; A. itaiirosd IN ttle Clouds tillus.
vt t5s;fs, ;,.:tay " J. EF'In'oH Mon!EomSty ..Iho
sist:s..* hJ Fssnce. iiodx.on bafneti; ''straT.
berrtcF." ~ 1ohn I.uErouQhs: ''Aaam and Evo
4 ,d ,hs fsI. by s,
iiayard Taylor; ','t,ahe- In lie Wood.: Ihrourh
Malns 70 Canada in birch. bark Canoc ;. t'a.;,
hY II II ttH4aafrj. t*Hprp .farAnft& Nfttulipn
y Tiara i,"u!.s Keilosa; ''tanaiian sports
~ " sHf:e fs!' Ssno,'
i. C.wyeth: .'Msdrirat. by Edmunt. t:}afrnc. renee
Taft ,aons r.
ss!1st Ss w"t. ss wsy,f snt
GALAXY for ans,,.. ishe'don & e.. New York;.
ttn.ents: "r's t'!c':tra: G., sea.on ln lnnaon.., n!
nsy 'sn5y ia,'fs stc; H;.as'nss 1;ps2ss
WY. XxyI,;, x$yM.; AXHiiI.. xXlX.. and
HHSX HS r s;? f:; "ft@ih, ,.sn'n n: s;s Sc,o,,
i ss;f;ss, y iss5; Y. r:s; Ts'k. Il ~
n mai: v,cs. % IL Enropean rS1t'c. by II, ;ept.s
T. Fund; May Ann'a Mind" By h'.c Terry
eIk f;e,, Grant "a vt;t Sts :. 4,o "
4ai!xt '5is { ss'ssa.as s'ssss; cn'rsns' ans
NJ
ion i G".. Scw Yak: contents: tr""@'ti.-
p'ees-Illa:trst'un to Cherry ltipc!' by G, $.
byw. u: .i,tdens: 'Ihc Forest Pt,m"sA!! >
n 1nsi n a1's -; St,oss,e
Estrn toaks: ::About ian.. @ by by !: 9. ~: usn.
SSy BY sfs';y s'ssy Rs ees; fis' nS i
!,lvg!ng IL cyp.u.,n" hy q; v; shsIdan; NY
An.sln; "a Mldniah. l,an,a. 'rhy Edward i.eI'-
"a Week il ii,s scott.h iltshla'ls, . by ., g.
lob'n.ou; "Edtor's rsble;" Hooks Of .hs
rtnea.f i To-. phlinitiphiaj. caaicnt.: 'i'own
Z" hhHS snsbs %slbg Pses5 uijats
Iy sar4n!, Mlats.; "a Law natn Ile..elt."
chals !M.y.; r. n Heieesa I.rd!ng Dss;1s: ri :;
w,Is"p: % svsas = "a o.e III Msn ::"tT !iu..ra,ca hy
Iss::en r.! T$s : F,;!; ssf::s :, a!%ss =
Mseionsid: cS.te.n coa,aace." y john Z.
n.:aa ef f,sR,et Ss!i ks1
New soprano: . by Penn Shirley; '.Uur Monthly
GS;:IE t.: .:i''eis'are e ts paym sy:,,,,,, ,n
ration iIoa.r, Scw York;. copten,s: "Ths
,.hlt ttc.mond q !,st,ynaeIeeiy" ..T1s lle;
F1ns1E ' tn Il tSa
tsomnet,: "Fion, tho Msdc. q EuripIdce"
ss s f,s5' Fss g + It, H. sss r.
t'Cathcdral Woods" tPuenp:. :Jn'ct'e: q
Sar,uun Story" ITO Aubrey i'c Sere" tson,
TX TX fhra.h's s"ns" tioen'; 90 "rhe consftsa.
, 1877-07-21
CHATTER II.
Nf.fEFf,E,


The tide clofes round llttlo Paul, and I't
mnthrr. without a tHlsCtvinE at her heart, WalkH
onwar1s through the ver'lant. sutllMcr-tt'rIlsne
lairs, tho blue sky smiling overhead, tho Vo'ccs
0f ihe haynlakcrs ringing merry through
the iields; earth and hcasct, one
would say, keeping lrfttlay; no place fur tla'l'
ger, atd 1uss, mil switt frrevocabsr dcspar IN
world 30 larMUnl&ctl to joy as this!
Throughout every season Ut tho year thu
Jcrrey lancs hayo sumo uniquc cl'ars,', sotnc
tInntlcct,n beauty Of their own tnat VIZ miss
amidst the wldu horizons Of statclicr countries
Now, In lnll-1une, they arc nt tllclr zcntll. The
flower Of Tho llawthorns las past, an1 still,
IN sotue few sheltered positions,
flush Ut hectic serycs to renitm! y0lt
OF east winds, aud of Atny. The foals,~l[kc,
drawsy~tetnted elders arc III fullest biosson.7
The lwart-Eoso nils eyery sandy bank or BIT of
common with it, whx-whto petals anu dcl!catc,
lcinntl-i!ayureal ostar. Great balls ot honey.
surklc, here hud9lng crimson, there "scr-
blown pink and hulT, hang profuscly from the
ilel1grs vi acacia, sycaiI.orc, anll Wild cherry,
which, IN the hnrsbr VI Ectentlhc farmers atNl
The satisfaction Of tho remainder OF mankind,
form tic boundaries u the fields.
paphno sau,,ters on, now In sun, now In
shallow, amidst alt tlis wealth of culor anl Vt
fragramre; herself not tho least fals accessory
Ut tho p!rturc, but unwItting ~ any flower
along tue ruth ct her own fairness.
h,ok Of extracts might s,t fltcl by
some dIligcnt e1trart-cuIlcr with tic pretty
tasic'cs A'au'2eu III W ,hc !A'ets "l"a1 u"e''"'
sclpuA lSauty. would MAKE bold t0 sny Tint
M healthy pirl,s heart of two-a,ul.twcnty was
,,,,,,s m tha .cor,, ~ ,,rrxonsl attrnrtop
Daphne Chester's stats of feeling is morbid,
Hhcr account with tl!t W0rIu rltAci - !
, 1877-07-21
A BLUESTOCKING,
CHAPTER I,
ttA9EH.

11Y Mrs. EpsVARBA,
AUTHOR or 'Ouo.tr Wa Tn VISIT itEn!" "LEA,t,
4 WnnAN or FASHION," AitcltIk
LoyKtL," ETc., ETC.

n03Eb+
A cranitc-hu!t Jetsey farmhouse, It's walls
blcnclieu by the salt storms OF q hundred WITT
tcrs, its wintlowh caBcnlcntcl null luzcngcd ai-
tor the fasim Of 1I50,-tle Iatu tllut, with
two hearts cntwincd, gNurcs in nltlcly-
cut characters ulIUvo tho central porch
way.
Overhead are bal,nfcst sunucr-airs sky
with moro bluo ID 1t than you will see during u
dozen ordinary Englsh JUncs, and roses.
Roses around tho w1llows, stovc the door,
along tic cayes, roscs everywhere.
Tho penetrating otlor Ut newty-hurnt
"Yralc" strikes the sense, 0verpoworlnE cvcs,
tic nseluus-slnclling gar,lcn lilies, tho pfnks,
giilynuwers, and blown lavender that stuck
tho trtm.kcpt borders. You may hear
tic crawl Ut the tide upon tho
sanls; you may hcar, v you listen long enough,
TIC following luvc.soHg, cl,autcl forth, from
so,.su Interior region uf Tho lousv, IN u.ouoto-
NOUS pcasant yu!cc, u voice possessing about us
iucl. pretension tu ratlc,,ee ur expression Us
does the Wild rcfran ttsclf to meaning;
!;e!!s t!lguu,li,
llcllt tynGdatne,
lslle ltsAett0n,
llundon-dand0ng
Ultcr sound ut slgn Ut human existence
Is there nonc.--anl. in!cetl tie sing
er's Yolco before long Eruws silent. Hay
cutting ID ut Its height to-day, anti
MurEut, tho solitary wosnan servant Of Flef.lo-
la-lsrlnc, Is hurrylnx tl,ruurA l,cr Kitchen work
10 join tho men anu ,nauns In tho field. Thu
hoaao@loK takes hls afternoon sicsta III thc
porel. Floods VI sunshine, solid, amber, CuyI-
liks, glve to tho sccnc know not what dreamy
flavor of Mariana II, tho South. Almost yo,,
a'su' IAtsss ~ nsas '"e sne9p Wy .! inc e'eaa'
a'naost bellese that yontlcr sweep Of quiYeEtpg
sapphire wcrcthc Mediterranean or Adrlatlc, nut
the psosaIc sttip vi British sca that xcparutr.
chcrbourc frup, The claun,l i.,ou,i.
Il sr,, ~. ~ ~ -. .,as. "a1'
u.',' "u .uis 10 10 a!!' sos thss We arc oo1a. weep
sltilc, aud de-" ~ u'uses Dauhno Chester
~ she louks out Mt tho world, her last pat ol
, 1877-07-21

St+41AfAIk'9' llk<tlI4+
THE 1,OsiAN 1rIETs UF THE ACsi(STAN AHE.
t, : IS 1as;!:i.; i Ka!ss"tT ss q f"'as', "sa
don NM md d Sew fork: Macmillan Co. liz.
Kvu.. pr. zx.. Alb.
ll,n lcaliug 1u,I'lun tnpcrs mud magazines arc
iayurab'y reviewing the tcw hunk III, "1lc Ko-
Innn rocts Ut tic Aueuttnn Ayt." By scllar.
We hare nut yet rertIyc3 Il. i,u4 lind thls rc-
yicw of the buuk In thu ISoton:
ut few will allox TIA! tIslt only real tnowl.
know--tIate. tr"n fher tr.diixz y l'!"f. aeilnrs
u. sho :lOels u liz Ko,nan Ncpn6l,e." l ~ ihs
present wo.k asowealy continue. tgut; and l.tn
,s u os NC on Stass % and ~. E'eae 4.
BY !tseif. i IA III excellent execution VI an e1.
enough mud l0D many editions Ut yirsil-hut
te.eEpisc m9noassi,l! q !c character u !'ro'c'a
was tho init of sort wch ca,, hardly be lou much
1nutipIscd. -honks which mi "ny A'it hertl. unl
unity 10 v.r M actnul " r9.Eect'se rtndyo thegreat
% n'nko sny iii. study uroter ''i'ata Sss Va. a
i'Iato 10 hiA Depth and Ia readers wis wcru cun-
ient - bs tDld with sAe tralstionai hnnslnrrt 1T
w. o 1sl ps. e wio,e s"rns a'S
eraI."-in rhort,, " l'a'o him q man. and nil
name. rrol. ssl!a, proves himself u worthy fol.
lin buck has eleven chapters. The fr%t Is gen.
sral inttIdust,on, @ "nss'yssng ana exp,ans M t,a.
ssesa isestes Sirgl" p,Aes i, sosi tc..ture
III four tect,ans slK, hin fornrr nndltpuied prr.
emi!encc - IT. greatest bard; shs chai.ge In that
Importance as Fcprescntatisc wfiscr;, mud h!s
claim to rank aiming tho great poets VI thu wuslI.
II Ss rhe f on is 'sa .
with tho Eclognca. t!ctr daics. tnetr rcaton to
fhFrA hh tfnfAH In 0tntt
, 1877-07-21

pushed twforc lin as a ehsmpins-net through
thc water, mud urTcr II voice 10 nay "Dunt!'
II utly Aunt Tllcxsnra vii! keep asleep.
sAe kccps as1crp; hcr lead gradually scttllng
baek into comfortable attitude against the
corner u the arbor her mouth ppcning little.
her spccta arIcs resting npun the extreme tip ut
her at,,Inc old uusr,--und, with q rush, Paul
pusscs her.
Two minutes later, he Is running, fast .: Ills
sturdy lees raj, bear him, towards t'abrlcllet,
the tile craxling slowly, surely, tn around lln
on every fuc.
, 1877-07-21

Iirnthcrr. New Y0rkt. Cnntentr: "The W!isc
Nonntanr. "by william II. KitIcing with fifteen
iI!u-trat,nnsl: ..Tho Golden Treasures "
kufli.l,. =" hy William G. Prime with forty two
iIlu,tsattnnst; "a New WATERING: Place." ty
El.abeth T.. Evan. with t'alltse,' il!antsation-l;
.'rhc Poet kcnta. by Edward T.: MADDEN awlti
by Thomas parIdton twItl, twa lillsttattona,: !:
.'liomc t,e.cr.sttyns IN F!orlda,r ~ Msr5
My Fathers SIM" b. IL. ii. Dlackrnurc; .tJteal-
ity" Ipnrm,. hy Helen +. t:onunt; ''von'luo
Violet" by L;xs's y; cnampncy with three u; !;
tymcuii. hy A: F.; ''lun- Fish Anslln.," BY
Maurice T!suu6n.on awilh four i!'usttation.t;
fr,snd lssok toe%': hy t"eI inrc' sr h,,s1., .wIn
, 1877-07-21
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9A1L HAMILTON.

FIRST LOVE is best: y AhkSrlTEsTAf. skefrn.
Chlcaeo: dantcn: McCurx Co. limo. up.
wiiSr i ri1fSk rf1fS; "; " or CHRIST, Tn. r..r,
TON. lsntton: Estes 4, Laursa. Chicago:
.tnnscn, McClurg l. tn. lsmo., up. 107. Prtcc,
There wAs no question bnt Gail Hamilton
would nrsnllsrc work of lcton worth reading,
whenever she should SEQ tit tn attempt IL.
Thntgh the plot might le thin nni tho char
uctcrlssllon feeble, tho literary style would 10
sure to mako tlIp book attractive by Itt sparkle
and piquancy. Whether II l,u d tiratlc launched
neatnst publlster TT II rolItlcIan, honl!ly IN
lnurals Or theology. II playful sketch, nr an cs-
say On the won,nr1-question,-a downright srol,!
IN tho character OF Il vixen. or ii t1tgnt1cil dis
ltlsition becoming Ts't,1n.l NJ cntturu,-whnt-
ever niece vi writing tiatl 1lnmItnn nuts fnrth
exhibits use Vt wnr'ls ~ npt, InrrIb'c. and H.
risyc TINT thc attention is arsestet at,d tic rc-
sult, to sny the least, Is amusement.
The story n!tttlamc'l :. flrtt Love Is Hest,n Is
merely what II cal,ns tn l.c, n sentimental
skuac1l.' 1t would ,'e nyerwciglltcl with the
designation II horcl, but II Is bright, sulcy
iclsnrc-tltnrs la* 'easiy. The sequel Of tho
carc.l til the ttlic: yrt tll,tsc fasniar will, thu
author will not pick n quarrel with her bccausu
IN tiIis their rghtful expectation bus hrcM dis
consistency nf llail Hamilton. II Il mt sutli-
ctcnt for wc'lcr to .'a 'lasl.fng mi brilliant
Must Ellc NJ tlc same time tc required tU nnho
display Ut lugie und rrasoftt
The cs.ny IN answer I" the Inquiry, "Whnt
Think Yc 0f CtrI.t,' curnc-,ly exainIuca tll.
tvtlGncrs Of tile cl,arA'tcr uInl tis~iri Uf
Christ which hru tt'nninel II, lie New 1cstn.
ncnt. 1t Ii can's[!l III spirit, mil vigorous. yet
mt fmprcgnahc, in argument. ~ to.lc ar.
cords IN thu 1aaln with the interpretations vi
conservative THEOLOGY.
, 1877-07-21

w:ii|c tlIc authors contributions frnni his HHn
personal observation arc neither few nor s!nh'I.
The subject Ii .iiyirI into four rrnbIetN:, or
sctttons,-the first being the nature nl life, In
wi1I4h lie ynrID,i. tI,corira IN the organizations,
Sunctions, and properties ri life arc discussed;
sc"un,l, tic nervous mechanism. nr the ttructurc
nnd 1nws OF nervous activity; thfr.lt anfna
ntnnttstn,-tlc rofnttpn nf lFotlY aud mind
cl,1Is.ip,,aness anil voluntary or involuntary ac-
tinrs; and, fourth, the reflex theory, ut
a rcsutation Ut tho theories NJ the, ortf.slox
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The treatment Of lhe subject
il etnfncnty scientific and ranli,l. Tho author
ret.0nzcs the difficulties of applying hs thG1ry
10 ali facts, and honcstIy critLctses tho onInona
OF bis aItaennltts. TlIc fH'ok rcprcsnts ths
work Of yeara Of observation and rracartl; and,
Though tho generalization Fcems oFten TO-
sweeping, Atr. '+cwes Rtvca Rooxl grn'1ntl for ma
deductions. The fatts frnm Which the rt''.
c,lrfona nrc tlrawn have l,ccn cnllcl frn'n many
,tifIercnt aouryts; and, II the cohciusiona NIL
mt tic accepted t,y many, the hata stIi fet,asn
yaIunl,le af,l afford rnre opportunity 70 learn
rnye chapter IN tho organization VI tlIc ntrv-
Qua ssstcIn: We would, however, warn tl,e
rca.tcr against tlIn atnposltion that the book is
Thc text in Illustrated with A nu1,hcr Of ex.
ccltcnt wuotlc,its, representing the growth of
ncryo-ccls, Of tho sptnn cord, aud Of the hair.
, 1877-07-21

.'i"<'ftnfh Century has tmpssrcd In M degree
the efficiency Of tf1c Contemporary Num-
tiers NJ both magazines for July hnvc como to
hand. anil both shov tho results Of vigorous anil
Intelligent management. Doth nursue the
practice Of publishing the names Of contributors.
THIS nrsrtfte is In s1ste rc*pcvts Objectionable.
While It Is usolul for ADVERTISING purposes, IT
prcsents the FIRE discussion OF somc sub{cct.,
hy limiting contributors of known reputation to
lstnac utternnres Which may he cnnsideretl sat..
iat ,h great .ngiarsonslstsneys ever he
4 contributor In the position Of Mr. Gladstone.
for instance, must he haNpercl by what
i.c has written before, though his views may
haze recently changed; and, in the treatment Ut
cxpcdtency must BE- taken into tho account by
him. Subjects Of remote or merely speculative
interest. IN tho other hand, can lie treated By
lin ~ freely over hia own signature as at,otny-
him FIRM signing bis name TO sutli an nrtlrle a.
rs "R"!onter On Authority, In Matters Of
t'n!ntntl.' IN the ctrrcnt number of the Iyiue
lie o,crat"nn. Of Jaly, iss IN e"So; sc Co't. s"
l"rarE. There Is room for the exercise of ira
snnaLte discretion in this respect. and perhaps
both reviews would gain by ubullshug the iron
The content: pf the July numbera arn suf-
tal1!s IT, te, ond rart Of viseonnt S,sat!.sl dc
Kctl"lille's ast'clc on Turkcr; 1.-THE nIH'lale
tsiossesier at,a l'ri:,o: "Ro'nndM The the Worid % IN IN
conclusion of Cardinal ,1a,nInr's "frue story a
& ths Ea,ian s g. Gn. i. "Graser .; es's;
T. Ifarrlson's paper On "Thc soul an'i Future
aife;" r. tue .tcol ra1t Of j. a; G rm.l,s "!te
Fire SEs,h.s' Dcbasc.". by tirant r)nfl:
"An"t,i'cr iesson T., from :, .hs Radio
en- hy. the lion: james. s,an,fell, and
The art!rle by Mr. Gladstone already r.ierrct, 10.
The Contemporary contains, tnfislrs Sir. s;lats-
Stone. article, vlrgil as a Ink Ectwccn The
Ancient mn! M"!crn Wnsld," by Jntla wcig.
Irostor; "Thr lsc!via1. uphcasai En seo.-
lnn!!." BY William Wallace, . i.c.nrcs II llol.
s.ras"al u,nl Montatgnc,'" hy The late Prnt
tirntc; TUT. Tran:remlental MDsc!nsnt assl
i'o1E,its," by E,lwar1l t)owilcn: AMI " Mora!ly
In l'o!itcs,'f by The Duke of Argyll. The tws,
rey!ews present; an imposing, array n names,
anI list If ARTICLES nl,n$t farInIlni.lc E,y thu
yar!uty u1 k,1bIets treated ef, md the rccondtc
nature Of some VI thu Investigations.
, 1877-07-21

trst, on which tho Mnntcncgr'n firtia wthe'It
,,i.ruline AMI with III, nrtns b"et1c lin. Tfr
sr,pn,l story l. the erahhry nnl ftnrcrunin, aud
n rca,l,ci hy ladder In Our cnTnrr. Such !.
tn. ru,te, tirrD1Itl, home Of thu brave. wnrikr
tntf.*aYaRe Montcnrgrtn- fila wtfc is elevated IL
degree ninvc tic inmate nj The harcn anil yrt is
iis rlll,tnissvc srtvsnt,-perforfntng tho tlrul2.
cry Of tiff, while he l,s!es himself with tits fire
arfrs, Of engages in battle with tIlc enemy.
Appended to the i,i.lurv q! Montenegro Is II
slight actn',nt NJ Bulgaria, male up as II In too
much haste for original ratrutLrc ri extracts
from late books on Turkey AMI LIS prorinrts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-17

A. Virginia City {lgevada) cores
respondent says times are very blue in
that city. The depression of stocks has
affected all classes and every branch Of
business, but the worst feature is the
continued discharge of men from all
the mines and reduction works. The
number of unemployed men now in
Virginia is unprecedented in the his
tory of that town. 1t is predicted
that should very severe weather set in,
the suffering among the poor will be
terrible and the number of poor people
now in Virginia is said to be greater
than ever before known there. Poor
people, however, are not alone in suf-
fering. Men who but a short time ago
counted their wealth by thousands
and some of them even by millions
find themselves suddenly stricken by
poverty. 1 do not think there has ever
been a time in the history of Virginia
when rich men were so tightly squeezed
as they have been in this deal.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-17
Baldwin's Bravery.

The following dispatch was received
at Gen. Sheridan's headquarters in Chi
cago on Tuesday:
st. Paul, MINI. Jan. 16.-A dispatch
just received from Colonel Miles, states
that on the 18th of December, three
companies of the Fifth infantry, under
Lieut.. Baldwin, struck Sitting Bulls
camp on Red Water, and defeated him,
with the loss of all the property in the
camp and sixty mules and ponies.
The Indians escaped with little be-
sides what they have on their persons.
[Signed] ALFRED H. TERRY,
Brigadier General.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-17
August Flower.

The most miserable beings In the
world are those suffering from Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-ive per cent. Of
the people in the United States are at
ficted with these two diseases and their
effects: Such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Pal
pitation of the Heart, Heartburn,
Water-brash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit of the Stomach, Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue and d~isagreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up of food
after eating, low spirits, etc. Go to
your druggists, Addoms 81 Glover, and
or a sample bottle for 10 cents. Try it
Two doses will relieve you.
jan6-deow-3m.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-17
District Court at Evanston.

The District court opened at Evan
ston on the Bird inst, with a docket
showing ITO cases-twenty-two crimi-
nal, thirty-six civil and fifty-two United
States cases. Up to the 18th, five pris-
had been tried, convicted and
sentenced, as follows: VIM. Burns,
grand larceny, n year and five months
in the ~penitentiary; John Smith. grand
larceny, two years; Lilburn Nailor, as
sault and battery, six months in the
county. Jail, $50 fine and costs; James
Mooney, larceny, three months; Frank
Taylor, larceny, one month.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-17

We hope our friend Orion, the tele.
graph president, will adhere to his reso.
tions to protect private kilograms. W.
remember of sending n seventeen
years ago which read: "Meet us be-
meath the bowling willow by the purl-
ing brookside. Bring your thick shawl
with you. The nights grow damp as
the new moon wanes " the western
mountain" AS an American citizen,
we demand that the telegraphic batter
les protect this dispatch from the COM
mittee Of investigation.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-17
Change of Agents a. sp,t.ed Tail.

First Lieutenant Jesse NJ. Lee, Ninth
Infantry has been ordered to proceed to
Spotted Tail Agency, Nebraska, and
relieve First Lieutenant Horace Neide,
Fourth Infantry, from his duties as
acting Indian agent at that place. Lieu
tenant Neide, upon being relieved, will
at once proceed to join his company at
Fort Bridger, w. T.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-17
Compiled Laws of Wyoming.

A few copies of the compiled laws of
Wyoming, full bound, can be had on
application at the LEADER Office. Price:
$500; sent by mail, post paid, for $3.50.
Remit by P. o. money order or regis
tered letter. tfJ
This volume contains all the laws
etc., enacted by the Legislative as
semblies Of Wyoming Territory since
its organization; also the Declaration of
Independence, Organic Acts of Dakota
and Wyoming, Union Pacific grant,
Sioux Treaty, Shoshone Treaty, U. 5.
Public Land and Bounty Land Laws,
Town Site Law, Timber Law, U. S.
Mining Laws and the Coal Land Laws.
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