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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-01
Geaal Notifies.
SHERIFF'S SALE--HAoKNEy, ct al

10 Ill Enl Il - . ALI-- IL AUX NEY. Bb dl.
State of Wisconsin. County of Grantees. In Circuit
Court for Grant County. Seth w. Rogers, plaintiff,
against Charles P. Hackney, Mary Hackn ey Charles
b. Hackney Charlotte Hackney Lucretia BonLeli,
Jacob Bennell, George Dunn, II enry Louis, Fred
erick Gunther, J. l.. Dickinson, Julius Gol August
Frank, Joseph L. Bradford, Richard Beers, George
Page and John v. farwel II, Charles b. Farwell, w.
d. Farwell, Simeon Farwell, and John Harmon doing
business under the firm name of John V. Farwell,
Co., and W. s. Gray. G. D.. Blanchard and Il. l..
Colby doing business under the firm name OF Ora
Blanchard, 4 Co., defendant
By virtue of judgment of foreclosure and order OF
sale made and rendered in the above entitled action
at the September of the said Circuit curt for
Grant County, Wisconsin, 1876, thereof on the 10th
day of September, 1876 in favor of the above named
plaintiff and against the above named defendants, to
me directed and delivered, 1 shall on Saturday, the
10th day of February, 1877 at o'clock in the after
ofsaid day at the front door of the Court House.
in the village OF Lancaster in said County, offer for
SALE and sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described mortgaged prem
ises to-wit Lot No. Seven % in Block No. Two ~
in the village of Fennimore, appears of record on
the plot Of said village recorded in the Register
of Deeds Office. situated in Grant County, Wisconsin
Dated at the Sherif's office, in the village of Lam
caster. Grant County, Wisconsin, this 23d day OF
December, 1876. j. b. MCCOY,
Bushnell & CLARK, Sheriff ofGrant County.
Plaintiffs Attorneys awe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-01

BERGH says that the man who will
jam frost-bitten bi: into horses
mouth ought to be prodded with a
three-iach ox-yoke.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-01
ESTATE

ESTATE-LINAss.
State of Wisconsin, Grant County. In Probate Grant
County Court. In the matter of the estate Of
Barney Lynass deceased.
To all whom it may concern Il
Notice herebylgven that we the Subscribers we're
on the 10th day OF December A ID, 1876, appointed
and com mssoned by the Judgei of the County Court
OF SAID county of Grant, Commissioners, to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the said Barney Lynass. deceased,
(6J mouths from and after said Goth day OF
creditors OF said deceased to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance and that we will on
the goth days of March and June A d. 1877, at the
In said county of Grant, attend 10 the discharge of
our duties as such commissioners.
Dated ut Bloomington, this % day of December,
1876 "a. III. GREER.
Commissioners JAMES BALLANTINE.
AZ Jesse BROOKS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-01
A Cluster OF Golden Opinions for
THE
BRADBURY PIANO,

Have manufactured and in over IA 900 instru
ments.
The peculiar charm this Piano is its adaptation
the human voice accompaniment, owing to its
sympathetic, mellow, yet rich and powerful singing
tones.
ss- From personal acquaintance with this fl rm, we
can ndorse them worthy of the fullest confidence OF
the public. We are using the Bradbury Pianos in our
families, and they give entire satisfaction.
Persons at distance need feel no hesitation in
sending their illustrated pricelist and ordering
from it, or to order secondhand Pianos or Organs
They reliable.
Mrs. o. S. Grant. Wash'g'n Rev B Bugbs CHM, 0,
Gen, o. E. Babcock, /" DR. J Reid, New York
Gen. Belknap. Sec. War. DR. N Sims, Bait. Nd
Chief Justice S, P, Chase, Dr. Fl Ridgaway, N Y
Admiral D. Porter, Wash Philip Phillips, New York
Columbus Delano Sec. Int. Rev Alfred Goodman N Y
NJ G Creswell, Washin'p Rev Goodman York
Rev o II Tiffany, Wish n " Fischer, Phila, Penn
Rob't Bonner, New York, Chaplain McCabe, Chicago
Grand Central Hotel, N Y. Rev Kynett d
St. Nicohlas Hotel, N. Y. Rev Daniel Curry, D
Gen Howard, Wash'n Rev W II DePuy. ID
Bishop JONES' N. Y. Thomas Guard, Baltimore
Rev DR. John McClntock, DR. Daniel Wise, New York
DR. James Cummins. Conn. sands-st Church, Brooklyn
Rev W Nor Punshon, Lond Bishop Merrill. st Paul
T Arthur, Philadelphia Bishop W Wiley
DR. John Chambers, Phila. RevJ 1nskip.
Atty-Gen Williams, Wash. Rev Luke Hitchcock, CHM
Rev ] W Warden, Chicago Rev T Haven Brooklyn
Rev NJ Hatfield, Cine. Gen Alvord, Army.
DIR 7 De Witt Tslmage :"Friend smith is a Method
list, but his pianos are all orthodox you ought to
hear mine talk and sing"
Bishop Ames said "My Bradbury Piano is foHnd,
after test and trial. TO be equal to all you pro-
missed and is in all respects in richness OF tone and
singing qualities everything that could be desired.
"Yours truly,
Baltimore, Nd JAM 1874, ERANEs."
Or Haven says my Bradbury Piano contiu
ues to grow better every day, and myself and family
more and more in love with ito
Bishop Simpson says: "After trial ia his family for
years. for beauty OF finish and workmanship and spen
did quality of tome our Bradbury cannot be equaled
DR. Fl Vincent: FOR family worship, social ga
therings, the Sabbath schools and al kinds Of musical
entertainments give me, in preference to all Others
the sweettoned Bradbury Piano. 1t excels in sing
ing qualities. ="
DR. James McCouley, Carlisle, Pa: "My Bradbury
is splendid"
The best manufactured; warranted for six years,
Pianos let and rent applied If purchased; monthly
instaments received for the same Ola pianos taken
in exchange; cash paid for the same. Secondhand
pianos at great bargains, from $50 to $500. Pianos
tuned and repaired
Organs aud melodeons observation-disclosures and church
supplied at liberal discount. Send for illustrated
price, list,
FREEBORN GARRETTsON SMITH,
Late supt for and Successor for William Bradbury
IA East l4H Street, ". Y,
MANUFACT0RY.
Corner Raymond and wiIonghdy SITS, Brooklyn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-01
MEYER BROS
Read tho following quotations


Large line of late style genu-
inc Pacific Percales at Is cts.
per yard worth, two weeks
ago, 25 cts. Splendid assert
ment of Printed Cambrics at
10 and 121 cts. per yard
worth 20, % cts. Full line
of printed lawns and jaconets,
Is cts. per yard for best quail
ity-worth 20, 25. Full line
of Grass Cloths from s to Is
ellsworth 15, 25. % pcs.
Robaix Poplin and Camel
Hair P)aids at 18c per yard i;
same goods wholesaled at 25c
this spring. % pcs genuine
1000 Scotch Ginghams at Ice
per yard, never sold before for
less than 80. 200 Sumner
Shawls of the latest styles
from 81 upwards.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-01
ESTATE-E ERNST.

43w3
, 1877-10-13

u0UsEHoLn.EDUCATION By liAaMx4 Man.
1tNgAu, Author Ut ''Eastesn Ltfc." etc. noa.
tohi James II. 0sgood i Co. ChLcAgo: Janscp,
McClu1g y 60. Little Classic Edition. r.,
NA. pfIca, go.
Miss Mattlusau says, at tho outset Of the
tEcat!ac; Observation-Disclosures Is = subject "a
important In IT. bearings On evety ones happ!-
ness. aud ~ tne1hauattble IN ttself, that lo
not sce how any person whsteyer can undertake
TO lecture upon It authorltat!vely, as II It was
matter completely known mud entirely settled.
II scema to me that all xe eau do Ia 10 reflect,
and say what VIC think, and learn Of Que an-
Other" This modest beginning OF what la
really = very able and practical essay on tho
monentous topics Of home.tcachug and intiu
ence puts tho reader Immediately In the most
k!udly relation with the author. Ho feels ns
Que Invited u conference where hls part will
% To assist in the li4cussion, aud where ques-
soa' aud objections will be generally expected
and considered.
let there is littlo occasion for doubt or dis
ssat h anything that is said BY Mias Marttncau
III tas Progress Of her diseousse. All Il 70 wlse,
~ cautious, and has tesn 10 well weighed aud
'onR dcltberated, that 1t eommends Itself a.
tonlaY quite - near tho truth on every point
"soated, - human observation aud reasoning
an generally reach.
eua eases hex dissertation upon the principle
, 1877-10-13


The painting by Constable lately given to the
Louvre was presented by Ar. Lionel Constable,
nea1 relative Of the painter.
Tho English collection Of tablets, cylinder.
seals, and other antiquities received from the
ruins OF Akhsd!on cities, hns lately been In
creased By large and valuable acccsstons.
The Directors Of the British Art Department
at the FaHs Exposition will make special effort
to hare IN adequate display Of the works of the
lato Frederick Walker, young artist iof great
promise.
Ns. Holman Hunts famous picture, "Tho
Light OF the World, }" has been presented by
Mrs. Coombe, widow Ut Mr. Thomas Coo1nfx. OK
the Clarendon Press, Oxford, 10 the library VI
keble Cullege.
The rrmoyal to England Of the Cleopatra
obcllsk has tncited tue production Of targ0
amount Of literature. ln addition to tue !naSA
Of epl!cmcral writing called forth. several lul.
poFtauk work4 On the subject aru being prepared
ty sntt4uArtes and ERypto1ogtsts.
Tho ell.kuowu engraving after Leonardo da
Vtncifs La Joeoula " Is eonaidcEcl by art
critics ~ second-rste work, lxrkinE Ia subtlety
ani power. 1t tla4 been lately proposed to tho
entucnt engrayer, II. Gai]larl. tu undertake .
reproduction Of tho celebrated portrait, but It
Is said thAt be hestt2tes 10 accept The cum
Iulsaiou.
An entespHsinK reporter connected with the
New York Estnth4 Fuss, In the course OF an tn-
tsryicw with the venerable Prof. Weir, who tlls
the Chair of Fine Arts u Mest Po4nt. drew out
, 1877-10-13

most reiet,rated works: % "The ,sravc " shtr.'''
aa'd Prof Wefr,"E Il wonderful piece nf paint
Ing. l1ut Il tells 10 storT whatever, and was
!oIor. and Of light and dark: and i. tucl! II is
rta~ sail II Tnrnr's 'T-mcrafrc' If TINT
picture could be translated Into music, II would
might bo made concerning The .s,aye ahtn.'
from tho Inspiration 81 " lie moment, ]
llasing on his co!ors furiousIy, 9Th per
had done enough TO auegcst a thought, he
would stop, md then tack on n hnmc IN the
ansas,-nny name that ht+ fancy dlctatctl,-or
a!guotatiDn from fome. poem like The Faflncics
a eae IN i Its 'f ihe sn'S sa snfe 9ssss
In The foreground has leg ten feet long, tho
tish have cJes as big ~ 'ltnner-p'atct, ana lran
Is made IL foat on tht water. ile fastened n
e s S NJ IL as fssa RT ns ss estqrs Ss %
tended 70 10 when he beRnn to .paint it," After
fnmc critical, yet kindly, rctflatks upon An,erl.
taf painters, Inc Professor was lei 10 speak NJ
mcnts uron tkc tw', popular Frcnc', painters,
Jerome and Mcs.onler: "ticromc has Immense
teshnit al power, lie thinks, hut lacks refinement
~ feeling, anti IN lnl of tie theatr'rnl. His
,csonasra bsfor; 1 ctaf st wa. admirable Il!
miscra'!y ,!unc. Tl,c 'Clsratsian SLAVE dancing
was vulgar, coarse, badly drawn, aud har,! an!
rinc.' f,ut hetc afsln the batkgrou1id was
beautiful. The 'Swot,lDanrc,' however,
was a very remarkable picrc of exerIi.
tton, anil q truthful representation Of The
sccne,--the ff4nre OF tlIc wbtuan bcinv
delightfully."- sDanagcl. ~ that ihe green veil
which floats about her Lncs mt fnilssc ttc trst nf
the cnIor. Asl!, In general, tiesUn,c's wurks
hare IN tt,etn fn,'rc Of wurk than uf pleasure.
Wilkes lioacst hcencs we're riCi, In sentiment
n,,l mastery. Meinsunlcr Ia ali very weit; grts
enormous prices Tor his pittures.-far beyond
their worth. sunpuse te IL Ed well known that
everybody who has collection wants otto Ot his
pictures. But hta Man Smoking a pre,'-
whafs III Wonderfully mule out; no ono
eoall hare done II bc!tcr: piece OF ingenuity,
like that Of o man playing q trick, whip dyes
kic In Ills tGcntle Shepherd for Cxatnple.
Wilkicta work atways has In It that Zone tourt,
Of nature '-llumlt! natirc-whicla intcrcsts,
br!ehtcns, awakens The Sympathy. Tic heart
II the object that Work If art appeals to. The
appeal to the intellect s only Incidental. That,
continued the Professor, u Is why Mrlssonlcr is
not 80 great an artist a. Wl,kie. At the same
tIlnc work Of nrt should elevate, % we'll as
excite tho cnotIon8.H
, 1877-10-13

MN Taken ison, The Most Hccent survey, Scw
York; Henry Holt 3 Co. Chicago; Jspscp.
rfiE tsf TWn = cIRcuigS; S W 81 s1oar % o. fsIiso,s
i.1r. Nv j. t. cstnx. CHICAGO: jsnesn1 Mc.
Ciurc Ia, i9mo, up, 5p., Iricc, ii. Vi.
TilE SCIENCE OF RllETORiC: AZ larkonuo.
~ ntSln J. u,tI. Ptufessor in ths Umiyersity
Ut Lewlebuyx, New York; Sheldon 4 ca Chi.
Geo: ianscn. McClurr 4 Co, limo. III. lOl,
TTice. HJ cent. 'V' '''
ESSAYS ON FitER.TllINKIE0 AND PLAIN.
EpE4E}N0 Hy LtkttR HTspItxN New TnrLt I
, 1877-10-13

:. Prof Huxley. on Evolntion. " b? the Ee!: y.
n. Kirfcl: " Hunting sitting Bull hy t;en,
John t;Ebbnn. y. y. A.: '.7be Relations Of thu
thurch md the Constitution Of the United
aiatc*." by 3. y. \. Harper: 'aysIac firam-
Innr.." by the Very Rev. Jamcs 4. rortoFan;
AMEMCAS SATrnAL1sT for October Ut. o.
ftguahton l. Co.. Uott0n1
, 1877-10-13
SPARKS OF SCIENCE.

FLORA ROUND ABOUT CHICAGO.
TnE DInrMwonTs AND TIVE PoKEwEEps.-
The Birthworts, Aristoluelaccu, compose
su'A" ~ .Aa.''l ~ .", ''. "o' y. ~" n.'.s.
lac'F i'o"cfs arc aes.tutc o. eosoa1a' pat 'ls
place Is amply il!lcd BY large, fhowy ealf1 ot
on,rr. tnn wild Ginger. A.aru,n t,nnaJcn,r
.N,'-, w ~, .ss.,,, ~ TO-. 49, ~ a.a ',
Whlcn Efo"s' thougn saFelss III tae "ooos alohe
tho Desp'alnes, at lk'seFsttic' 1t Is a sten'lcas
plant, with aromatic creeping root-s,ocks, send
hrnvr M snnrn,o hci,..,ancd nover h,.t @ woo, ,ho,
,,, no"putpic' oe41.onapeu no"es W." ~" .ne"9.
The blossoms appear n spring. anu oitcn under
tt1ek eovcrlla Of old torcst'lcarcs, which CON.
triyo 10 ieyrlop the rich color that dycs their
cheeks, anu to iula! 1ue enaa o. thclr es'stense,
n ss sre. uees et s,la an1 0''cu Is ono OF tho
The Bjrthworts Include about 100 spccles,
,vhto,, st,oc, ,tn,ra,,n sn,,th A,,s.s,, .rhas
""..'. I.s e.'ss 1 -. W os. x !n'5
oesus ePa'ensY eai !" Noet" Anclsa' 1u'ope'
the United States. A btttcr-tonlc md stImula.
ttrr nrono+, , r,,o rorto,.,e. m. fou,iv ri. IL
s,.e,,n,y -, ,,,,fo.t T., t,,, vrt.tn,. sr.tano..
strongly tn@s''1es' u. tno virginia euake'hoos'
Arlstotochia scspcntarta, plant which has long
entoycua high esteem us q remedy III certain
fcycrs. II nIso las II rrputc as M antttlote for
VI. h,to ~ ..,n.r,, -1orcn T.. nam. " s,ro,,t
-. ,..r.. s,.~a ..T. IT.. $50. -.
othc1 speclea saaFe 1hls a'leRea power, as tue
A. guaco OF COLOMBIA, and the a. angutctda 1t
Is said that the Juice OF these plants introduced
Into the mouth Of snakc 10 stupeacs It that 1t
may DO handled Tor long time utter with In
puntty, and that few drops swallowed by tho
reptile will ind'cc fatal conyulalous. 1t Is sup
posed that tho Egyptian tugKters stupcfy tho
snakes they perform with BY tho use Of these
aud other plants OF the orleF. The A. grandl-
hora, fetia species native to Jamaica. Ass tho
name Of being poisonous 70 sWtnc. .........,
Many Of the Tropical D(rthwort. nEo remark
able for the beauty Or tho curious form OF thclr
nnwcrs, and some OF them arc among the mnst
, 1877-10-13
OIsSrTJlDLDGICAL.

The NulsaA 0rnfho'oqtot Club records tho
discovery Of an egg Of the American Cuckoo in
tllu nest Ut the Cc,lar-blrl (A1npcl!s cedrosum)
1t VIA Inferred BY the finder that the eEc be-
1onged to tho Dlack-B Billed Cuckoo (Corvyzus
ctythropl,thalmusl. The editor remarks, In
connection with the Incident, that our Cuckoos
more often lay their eggs In the nests Of other
bIrIs than has been hitherto supposed. Two
eases have been revealed In WatcEtown, Mass.
III onc, tho icllow.Dllted Cuckou tCoccyzns
Asncricauus) deposited m egg In Kohlns nest |;
and, tn the other, tho same species lrft an egg
In TIC tlo1nieItc of The Nood-T Thrush. Tho
0vag:st mentions the Ar.linR of two eggs Of tic
cueka, In tic nest of l!edb1rd, at GaInb!cr, o.
Another note In the Nnt'aa Ctnb reports tt4c
first known occurrence Of the American iIobl.l
rrunlus migrntorius} in Englsud. The bird
landed at Dovrr In April Or May, 1870. ard. ex-
ilanstcd By lts long Voyage across tho Atlantic,
was captured aliyc. At the present time the
list OF American birds which have been borne
ont Of their track by ,irltowarl winds, and dis
covered in England, tnrlulea 20 specimens, be.
longing tosforty-two different species.
, 1877-10-13

Tic rnt,St enthusiastic advocates Ut balloon
luz would have teAitsted to declare th7t su0Mas-
Inc surveys wrse within tho psoyinee VI tho aeE-
Duruot aud hh companion, goitig up tu
: balloon on tho a45th Of lat Au..
gust, At Chcrbourg. aud being at an altitude Of
500 feet, were amazed 10 sec beHeath t!lein,
with startling ulskinetncss, every 1otk, 1ssllrt,
apd deprcsaiDn Ut tho bottom u tue sea. Aud
yes the sea opposite Cape Levy, where the serial
yo7sxAx ohtahla1 lhis hit1' '4eya yiax, hsA "
, 1877-10-13


Considerable apprehension has been excited
during the last two years bY the appearance in
various portions Of the country Of 4 new species
OF insect Which Is destructive TO carpets. Dr. J.
LtntneF, an entomologist ri Albany, N. r., has
contributed some Interesting notes upon the in
sect t. tic Country Gentleman. It was nrst Oh
served in New York, In few localities In the
western part Of the State, and Ia several dwell
ings In scllncctady. In 1915 Dr. I.,niner cao.
lurcd .omc Of The larvn, and reared them to
maturity. Tho perfect insect proved 10 he
small beetle, with pretty markings In black and
white on the outer wine-cascst and rcd LING
r. Or. Lc contc, the Gu! eopscr,st Of fhtlalcl-
phta, they were declared to t,e thu Anthrcnus
Scrophutarfr, species we'll kntwn III Europe,
hut now fur tho Grst time discovered In this
country.
Since tho publication Of these facts. specimens
ot tho insctt hare been notcsl III many PLACES In
New iurk and other states. and In nll cascs they
sssIos avs a.e IL tr
Of the s,ertcs with the 4. 1epAlus OF the taeifc
cuast. wirre IN the pcrfcrt state, tho Insect mas
tretl observed In greas numbers fecllnE upon
hnvc been isninrtr,s into California lron South.
/ ern Europc during tho Spanish occupation Of
that to!lntry. It nrucars to liz thoroughly nat
| urM'izct! al0nE tue l'acilic shorc.
Stale. arc some 0tter troublesome epeciea lt.~
lrtsiueed from Europe. there ls reasuu 10 fear
that carpets may have to be abandoned. TIC
! ordinary means Fesortcd TO for ttc riiance Of
n'cet.nsts-sue!i as applications Of ca.mn!!or.
peppen tol}acru, turpcntttlt. ctc..-lnvc effect
| upon the Carpet Beetle. The free use Of hcn-
zine or Of keroscne-olt has becn recommended,
a 1 s1ssks and ereysss Of ts 9grs M & To- ee
tho beetle, or .s eggs, will be coneenIcs tn these
rctrcats.. II is the larva. or caterpillar, Of tho
, 1877-10-13

antlr named Oak, or Fcather-f;crani-
lin. Il + unnecessary to describe the different
sncctes. Tl,c5 are annual hcrtts, most NJ then,
covered With whItc n,t.Iinrss. anil bearing
small, seasTr, grccnI.h flowers.
The 0ra:hc, A,riplex pnsn1l, var. f.astata, has
sprang up along Archer arcnuc. It Is wn,1-
tlcrer from Eur,}c, and hs, NOT c1trnlc,i vide
~ In cur vicinity. nugsech, CnrispcsmHm hya-
toptfniun, /, abundant III the lake.*hnrc. This
is also recent ilIni9rant from Euru1c. hut Ia
rapidly tnaking its war westward. These COM
pletc dur LIT nt the Chenoposie.
Wool mtntfnns GootcEont which is used As a
covering for arbors. II Is the Mexican Vine,
Bonsa!h0anltia iSaselJvtdes, climbing plant
with thick lenvc*, and MANY sptke.like rnccmcs
Of flowers. II Is a nattye of South america, and
grows to the height Of fifteen feet
The aa1so1as. satlrornas, and other species In
habttth9 the shore. yeil large quantities Of
soda. The powerful snthelmntlc called Worm
seed Oh is obtained from the ArnbTina nn,h9l-
mlntica, a Sorth-Amercan bpeciea. 4 fcw other
1nenscrs Of tho order are employed In tho treat
ment Of various mAladfes.
, 1877-10-13
BENTIIAM,s SKELETON.

The lkclcton Of Jcrumy Dcntham Is preserved
among the curIosities owned BY University Col.
lcEe, London. Dr.. Bouthwood Smitl, rclatcs In
Notes aud QHtrls tho manner In which so queer
u disposition OF tho eccentric philosophers body
came to be made. "Jcreny Dcntlnmt" he says,
" left his body to nc fus dissection. ! Was also
to deliver public lecture over his body 10 med
teal students aud the public generally. The
iatter WIS done At the Wcll-strcct School. A.
ter the usual anatomical denomination WIS
over, o skeleton was made of the bones. en-
deasorc'l 10 prcaceve tie t,ea untouched, mere
ly drawing nway tic iluIls by placing It Under
iii alr-p,'tap over sulbl.urle aci1. BY ths means
the hcasl was rendered as hurtl as tho skulls Of
tic Scw.Zealanders: but all expression was
gnnc, Of course. secing this would not do for
exhibition, l,ad model ,nadc In wnx by dr.
tlnguls.!cd. Frenyh artist. -. then lad
tho Akclcton stuffed out 10 fit Dcnsham's own
cIhthcs, aud thls wax likeness fitted to tho
trunk, Tho whole vas then tuc1osel
in mahogany case. with folding e1ass .loors,
and ultimately gave It to University College,
where 1t now L.
, 1877-10-13

average depth Of uhn7c 200 feet. 90 lfnpt1 t!tl
the water appear that the nRter.rurttnts wese
pcrccpttnlc. while nothing world hare bc:n
easier than to sketch OF man the bottom Of tho
sea,
, 1877-10-13

AMERICAN CATHOLIC QuAATRKLY KkVJEW
--OciobsE tlIandr l. Aahony. pbiiadslPatal.
Coptents: "Ths Nuncto and tho Two ticsrs
Apostolic: Aida, Leybusu, and Gl1srd." by
John Charles Eafis; ''Pos!tivtar and Evolution
ism,"by Y: g. 8. r. "a Catholic Poet Of the
6sren&stnth CsntuEy," BY D. 4. cAsserIyi
, 1877-10-13
PHILOSOPHICAL SCIENCES.

A yt1tAnLLARi Or THE PHILOSOPHICAL
sC1ESCEs ttxctrptsa THx VorAErLanv or
P!f'tnsnrnr, MENTAL, MnnAf, Am MErAruss.
MAi hy MiAti.A FLENiNp. ID. ~, Professor Of
Moral Philosophy In The Cnvcrsifr Of tilntga,s,
from tho setnhd Edition, 1850, and the Third.
1876: Edited by lEtxHT CAlpErwoop, Lt..D.1
" CHA MIS- r. KnAerTf+a r. d.. III. H., Vice
Provost bf tht University OF Pennsylvania. Sew
forA: Sheldon Co. Chicago: .lanscn, McC,nr9
Co. ,2mo., rp, 1.oaI. Trlee, ST. 10.
F1emfng's Vocabulary Of Philosophy las for
the past twonty years l.ccn tho standard work
Of reference for students and scholars In It's
sncc'al department. This latest cl1lIon, brought
out by an American house, combines The En-
g'Ish edition OF 1870, containing poathumou.
additions br the author and definitions
by DR.. Callerwool, with largo
amount Of new and valuabtc matter
prctarct' bv Or. Ktauth. Tie contributions
which enrich the work In lts present l0rn coi1.-
prfse vocabulary of the plIysical sciences, I,
continuation Iron, 1hi1 to 1871 Of tho chrome
logical ta!'c from fenncmann, q coptous bib1lt,.
Ernhhital index al authors nntl pyUncr names,
and synthettrai table of the philosophical ST.
rntca. Bcsi1rs mixing these Important ad,li-
ttnns to The substance of the work, pr. Ksauth
liah sfshpfiitcd the arrangement Of tic whole,
tl,crchY rendering IL moro ready and eunvcplent
for tec.
As II now stands, tho hook Ia aoublY valuable
to the ft,!cnt Of philosophy and tbs physical
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