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, 1877-10-27

rodents BY thu chtln's parents. a late nun,..
OF Lt''t's Illustrated Tifn<s reprints this clt,ss.
hoa1, With ncut showing tile progress ng tLe h.,
Tie In the signal oN1cc--scret U'kcci h.t.'E
shown III the Act Of clubbing an army Of ns r,,a
while hia heroic wife, having thrown cTi :;
wire like Il lnsso about her husband. II abnt ~ ~
turn loose the electric current from the bstls.@s
BY the aid Of which, 1T wilt be remrmberrd. X.
rats were driven ntf. but not until ai,ef ttae tse
had eaten up The onby. The hoax las h'.!! htr.!
copied Into hntf the newspapers OF the wo,S
and translated luto dozen languages. Eye,a
body has read It. and every visitor to the Pt,5s
Is anxious to heaf about The rats and see 4. 4.
grnTe and monument Of the poor child, 'os
Long articles have been written ami puh,,,,
cd BY scientists 70 prove that rodents do NJ, e.
habit rocks aboYe timber Hue, hut all to ~ y"
effect for peopie are more ready 70 betttysOss w.
good story than. adry truth, and 10 lie -,
story II everywhere cre,lttcd implicitly. i
eeems almost supcr}uous. therefore. 10 say tb.. h..
It WAS only clever hoax; that there arr no r,t'
upon rike's Peak; that thev ncrer ate bah.r.
aud that there WAS no babr for them 10 cst. ~
, 1877-10-27

Af.r n.nv rrsrs ~ r1nr1Irnca !, tbe nr,e,,cr of
mrdjcInc. have al is.t dl.covcrtd sna cunronna.
cd a vegetable sub.tancc, which Il ptr},ri!y safe
and hnrn,lr,s. And yet II Possesses such powerful
and magnetic tnnnrncer. Tint. wllen handled by
either tex and ei.cn to the Other the! immctitafe
y become h!ttaeica, anu n = enols ume tose !ne
n" W." no. ,ry ~. ss. au .d Hr ~
nm. thcv inre ~ nstnr shs nowde, II il tas,iT
p,ycn In v,ne or itnuors cs any EInd or tea. cor.
ice, or any srnk that can BE- ewtrtrned Ii ts.trs
md looks like sa9ar and BE- given without fear
Of detection. OF can be given by anothes persnn
WI oe srae. rnte. ana ptrMa"ent re thie - tne
ont3 t ,tme .oVe'secfes IN 1ne "oflo tn@' my "ns
Nsnv nncr 1ov., ,novdcy, arr being .otd which
rrcsc ,nniY H. sntmsl n,.sons, antl tht tffret.
far different effect than that 1ou intended. Even
II you ehonld 1nhrry, you sonn and oas your mis-.
take. and are truly aorry ynu Haed them.
, 1877-10-27
piled to the origin Of cravtation or Of chemieal

!. III. a.,,. ro.,o,,. ,hcorr that cou.ctcnc. IL
A "hun,llr of hsiits, i nni rtye. II. a thenry
mich morc IN nrrnr,l with ths .,irnt,fc method,
and euunlly relieve. n. " Knnt,s itlieni, man.
osllton that conscience i, n,ailipic. Far ii con-
ecicncc Il tlr resnit of = rencral inv oneratfnx
upun The human tori, thrn CONSCIENCE Is tf,e
prtrlrct OF co1nplex taciur.. snl cannot be uni
ior;n In liz action Or mfnfatIiblc.H IA Kant ex-
presses Ii, One mara, organism, viii offer less
resistance to tl,t law than onp,her and tha
sanne organism may Offer difYer{nQ degrees OF
Resistance Mt different times.
II va compare this law OF r,pnf eousnces with
the law af physical life or what va caii tlo vital
force. We may see why reststa,,ce to ii or viola
tIons Of It produce lie min wht:h w. caii r.
norsc,-pcshaps long after the offense has been
conlmittcd.-lust a. violation Of INC law Of
vitality will reveal Itself with pain days, or Il
may be years, after the otlense has been com.
mttted. We see why Il ts that whIle wa are In
harmony with It we enjoy she pleasure OF moral
seltapprovAt, and why We increase Ia moral
health, strength, and lmpeccabtlitY, Il also ex.
plains whv It Is that when this mora! force 4
resisted and overcome. aud momentum 10 evil
10 attained there Is no possibility OF sctf-recov.
ery. anr more than there i fot one who has
lcapcl or fallen from precplce 10 return br
acting upon htlnself when half way down Ia his
swift descent. FIe may have power TO grasp
rope, but he must be drawn up BY stronger
hand OH the rock aboTc him.
| would not apply the word "conscience y to
the moral natures Of an!mas below man, be-
rAttsc the meaning Of the word ao ucnarnliv ltf1-
, 1877-10-27
AUTUMN.

Sweat Autumn linseEa yet awhile
To greet u with hex brightest suilo:
Bright sunlight Gitnta nctos4 The teldss
a df0Msy Mutmur Ger u steRIs,
AZ gentle gephyrs voc 10 rest
Ths cloudists gath ring In the West,
Tte rtpencd corn with golden glow
il tax4tled hsadA Mnses to an1 fro;
The yscon wheat covers dark brown 4sH4,
And Waves Of light Actoss It steal;
While rcas adorned With coiofs raIs
Contrast with those all brown knd bars.
Tho pusple grapes In clusters seen,
Tic golden apples 'lnil tho green,
The birds that sway upon The rced1
And peck 10 brisk II dainty seeds.
Arc b&thca fn sunlight rich and wAyR,
That shows u plasRly svery form.
King Frost will como with Icy breath,
And chill ~ With blast Of death;
Gay 1eAyes upun the ground viii fall
And dark hues osatspEeal thsu Ill;
Tbs Trees will reach each pakrd arm
Tuwata the sun that falls 10 Wxtn.
And ever hung In Memory's ball
The picture II ", 10 pstzed hy al
Of gorgeous colote, Qutst charm.
or bAlmy winds 20 4Nett and NxIms
or Nature In heF rlcheat af<ss,
usfote sks sAnk 10 wi1tfJ rest.
MAunn Lsx.
, 1877-10-27
CURRENT GOSSIP.
MODERN GREECE.
An Etgin woman owned I ta1f

MODERN GREECE.
An Etgin woman owned ! calf
Most beautifully brinsiicd,
And, hs htl wrong and wicked pranks,
Fler righteous wrtth wss ktndted-
she constantly addressed to II
Hennrks serttc!y cutting;
Aud 30 tue calf. ~ yon mar think,
Got n WAY Of huttlnR-
Now, IN these days OF rings and e,iquce,
II was eruel thing
For calf and woman then and there
70 form a huttgu'.rIng.
Twas In The d&trv. one dne day,
While running hrs hash.cnttcl,
This calf made UP his n.nley nlnd
70 butt her In The butter.
II then tell ont that she foil IN.
And struggled like Turk:
Dat, - the onttcr wasn't stamped,
She then got in her work.
Now II this GtcAsc.tan incident
To tnneh your hearts ahoula fail,
Call Stanley back from Africa,
70 tell 10 yon Katf1s tale. CuAanF,
, 1877-10-27
"LOVE-SECRET,n " n
Exposure of Horrible ltuslne es.--o opeyat tlous
orA Fa,nalo i" Doctor " At Dra Malnet,

Exposure nf q Horrible Hualnes~--Opeyntl tlous
erA Fs,nals " Doctor" at t,ra AIalnss,
Special CeFrtspandsnex d In Tttttms.
Dss AlotNna, la., Oct. lo,-Abont = year ago,
Anthony Coustock, OF The Sccrot PostA aerytca,
potlced In weekly faulty paper published tn
Boston, xhtch has large circulation throughout
tho Uaiou, anh is considered Que VI tho beat, IN
Advertisement, carefully worded, and especially
directed 70 women who wcro unfortunate in
the!r leve-ai1aira. A latter addressed to ce.-
altn box In this city would secure further IT,
formation. Tho suspicion OF Mr.. Comstock VIA
At once aroused, and he began m investigation.
II WIS soon discovered that tho advertisement
emauated from the Office of = woman who
bad shingte stuck cut - doctor.
whose spcelaltI WAS tho diseases Of
wolnen. No one seemed " know anything Of
her In the city, nor did she appear 70 havs any
practice. her a.ga rcad abr. sarah A. Buui-
u.e.s." iies business, Is Il now spptaFs, was
Rll from abroad, and she wa tn fair way to
have plethoek purse until M!. Coustock. In
tho iisyu!sa Of sboardlng -tehool girl and . mar
y Nhch Developed tho fact that she wat tho
proprietor of remarkable 2n,l never failing
s'Lovc, ,Puwter," or "LoYe-Secret," a she
termed It, which possessed charm uhkh no
power could resist Hhen adn,lnistcrci according
10 directions. For married women. u any
ltllcr wulucn, she had a reeips for procuring
miscarriage. Having secured sufficient .cyi-
nelee to xsrratt II, alF. Eolustock eaDt here
Md procured tlte arrest u this woman on the
charge Of sending obscene literature through
tLs uails.
ln Acr Office were Thousands Ut letter. from
youhg lad,ts, q! over The country. ordering the
l. Love. secret" EataIugues OF female scElun-
RIGS werr numerous, troln which had been OBJ
latned the nzmes u yuu,g misses, 10 whom To-
kroductory notices were srut. aud III several ot
the most noted xAd popular seniuahes ln thu
tountry were found GeE best cust3tlcrs,-numc
s;llich, II publAned, would auspnsu aud bring
Kriel 10 noble families, md " parsSts n b0
xuuid ssarco believe i true. Daughters ot clcr-
Rymta, lawyers. colleKe.pIofessoEs. snd rich
spondrno, from nearly yeycry State iu tha Union.
From some Of them are two Or three letters,
showing that they hsYe tried the powders. which
failed, and asking further ipssractaun. From.
orders ior the ttcite for t1eIr spec1al benefit
and tA1 t~>oks Vi thc ''poctos" chow thst thcy
got u. Ils ROOM wss scattered about Will
, 1877-10-27
THAT PETRIFIED MAN.

Prof. j. +. Todd, Of Tabor College, Examines
It Critically and Fronounccs It n Fraud.
II the Editor ftAs Council Bi,t6s YanparftL
TAnon COLLEGE, Oct. l5.-lt was tho privilege
Of the writer to see and examine quito carefully
the famous "pe1iaed nun" frum Colorado
while he was On exhibition III your city.
"A some Of your readers may hare some
curiosity to know low It appeared to QUO somc-
what familiar with ''pctrlfactlons," the follow
fog h offered: The "prchlstodc man may
have been correctly represented, but he was
most certainly not ixtrifed. Thts was quito CYL
dent, almost at glance, from Its fllll.ncshcl
form. No ptrts were shrunken; there was no
collapsng OF the abdomen or sinking Of the
eyes. These poluts could not be explained by
anv thick tncrustation supporting tho surface.
Tho apparent Incristation covering II was only
an appearance, else 1t would have cleared OIL
ut somo point, or It would have shown itself
when parts wcro br0kGn OF. But many other
points may be mentioned. any ONO Of which Is
sufficient to prove tho statement above. The
body Is composed Of q dark-co1orcd fossilifcrous
Limestone. Thls is shown by fragments FROM
tho interior, kindly shown by. the exhibitor, ns
we'll ~ by traces upon tho surface. Ono OF the
fragments showed portion Of apparently
conchiter shell, containing crystals Of calcl!e.
presence Of another afic1. produces In tho right
forearm q flaw In tho stone, which. from tts
shape. augac4ts the direction Of retrifact!ou.
i've seams arc found nearly parallel with one
another; ono through the neck and shoulder,
two across tho body aud loft arm above the
elbow, another across tho hips, aud tho fifth
aTe q demo1lstrat!on Of tic strat,flcd character
Of the stone. A potrifaetIon might break, but
not thus IN placcs parallel to one another an1
cutting right through dss!tnliar parts. whether
Anntl,ar vnrv .nnclrsivA mint ia t,,a fart tbot
, 1877-10-27

psniol webste, ouce dined with M old Bosom
merchant, and when they cAlue 10 tue vine ~
anssy ans e,a eo hs bsst nknx sns s
boufed out AIR. Webstet's Kta4s and ElA.laEsu =.
il to i,iln. Thrn pouring out another glass w.
btlnself be Arid II to tbs light and said:
..llow do you like it, Mr. Webstert" i,
"Nox, can you guess what 1t cost mel" saa
the host
"suse'J not,n said Ar. Webstes, "1 o"'
know that Il Is excellent"
swell, now csn tell you, for made y s.Is III
iute1eat to the 6rst prize, find that 1t cos1 Ds
the sum of Just Sl.M per giassF' ..,t,
"Go<d gfacloust you don't say e" sua III. ~.
Webstef: and then draining hix glass ha p1e'eDS
ed It again With the remark: .,,r
vsut to atom that eoaluuude1 tntess.I"
, 1877-10-27
A TUBER0SE.

White, Ws1eu, still, .... .,...,.
Though pouring forth itfs's passionate breath,
While sinkinK meath the thlkl Of death
That falsl chill,
it, head did hAnR
With IsuRuoE, and u sAnEs
Ah, uol ah, no!
Just fhts ons stfAinr-
q nyslesy 70 falholnlesp,
And cold, hsAFtfendlnx hlttakAAsa
OF life and pAiu;
A. loving eus ....,
Whose Love, of ntne b ee1al
All, mol sh, no!
For mtas md th}ss.
Sweet dover, bow thy head and weep.
Though tanh be wlds and ocean despi
Weep lifs Away,
And In shtns heas4 AaAA SAY.
Al, mol ah, 10! ....,.
CuIcA4o. LA1Lu 6VRsApak,
, 1877-10-27
A NOTABLE COMMITTEES.
Origin Of tho C0nimtttee Of Wars ,r.
Msnns-The Men Who Inve Doeu al II.
Head,

MaNnA-ThA
assa N-s" W." n0'" ~ IT.
Heaa'
Aese fors World.
The origin Id tho Congress- OF the 1.ntfsa
otuecs VI sus no'nu't'ee .. "ays anu Meant
the names OF the cmluent men who hare beea
nur,n1 o,r no,,onn, ltfe and tho tarr,, a...'
..o.Inas, ..s...,,'...,. =. "a. c,.',' .Io''a' o.
eect1onat a'stsiout'on VI ita ChalFmanshto
North ana aon,h rro,ont ,,.nx noin.. 'ae
..s...,.I I.,s.s. <rs s! po,''s o. ID
tcfcsl'n9 observation. me records OF the llou.a
Jaiv II, 11so.-Ord<red. Tbsta Commtt,.. >.
Why's and Mesns. to consist of a member tromsssh
State. BE appointed, to which u shall be refetres
10 eonsnes taG fsEoFt q committee appointed d
- =" ~ intea q ssppes .saa,ste or tst
!e.teo,. .hsfeon chsIfmaa, Thoms f',las's%, alfaa ~
.stpf. il, l7s0.-0rd<rtd, That The commtr..
Of Waye and Means 10 dIecharrcd from fn.tt~.ss
proceeding on the business to them referreI Isa
That 30 referred to the Secretary Of the fratoTr
,,, Wts "a l;S;-urddtrsa: Ihat m sts1n'ng Con-.
d"tx ~ tnsa a1cans Gtn ne anomtea who't
1snorts ~ ths 'r,ossry ncn.rt,unt sn4 ~ ~ .ata
propnsous relative 10 The revenue "a m.r X H. s,l
iorrcd to them By lie Houte; to inquire mo 4.
expenditures, snato report from tins t. fine All
oepln!on tacseupon. Chairman, Mr. William smith,
sonih Cafo!lnn.
Use ~ th IhaL tne tePoTt Or hs
sts, ~ sn. su e ~ wt!h ~
ths scr,irr n X. Scor hi ~ si.op .tstnld lds
ths annltsnt1n or csr,nin .utns a. onss mss
by lat7, BE- tefsrrcd to the Committee Of Ws1,ness
Means. '
De. 10, 17Oo.-Rtsoirtd, Tint a standing Com.
rn!ttee Of Ways snd Means b. appointed, Hhoet
aaty sna,t Y oe 70 aks ine0 consideration a tusa
pns'ans e. .ac ,b ,bopaeems aha al susa
lln =. H.. M N ~ tnv ~ may o r.
statc n hMhiir debt ~, ~ rs1nnns ~ ~ n.o tas
psndturcs md 10 rcport from ti 10 t,s ~ ~ ~. 81
5p.nion thereon. Chairman, Nj. wiiltsm snst, III.
II would seem from this rccorf that cooo,.,,
began, In partjnl Initiation Of lila Ho,,so n Gn.
mons. by crcatlnr commIttcc Of salnniy. Ut, ~.
Which. DrObubiy. wns rcforred tha rstm,te.
, 1877-10-27

md don't pay. Some time after 90 10 Judge
an,l ras. ~ owe this man five pounds and only
got one" Then he saws to nc, ''ypu give him
"You give back receipt Tor five pounds"
Tllcn the Judge SAYS 10 Ine, "A)l right; now
you 20 and do II nEan."'"
, 1877-10-27
A Large LAnlholIeF.

Probably the largest lsndloldes In America 10
ex-Guv. AbneF Coousn, VI Aaiue. Incredible
~ It may seem, he ls tle owner OF not less ahan
0o, ,OO0 acres, divided up as fellows: Naln:,
45D,u00 acres; Canada, t35 000; Wisconsin, vs.
GOV; Dskots, $500; Michigan, 1l,0OO; Mime
Ao.4, ls,0o0. Hk latcst purchase u that of tAe
tIact In Dakota, and WAS taken of tbs Northern
Fadac Railroad in lieu VI stuck, ln which Lc IN
yeatel sou.e $G0Q, ,Q00. Ills aren't Mr.. Walpple,
, 1877-10-27

OF Mr. Tcunyson, whose personal appearance
is somewhat ByronIc, = story Is told, which
would be good II II were certainly true. liz ID
said to have been staying with friend in Paris,
and one day asked his companion, wbu was
eoiuK cut, to tell sha porter at tho lodge 10
keep the hre ln. lIis friends Frcuch. however,
WIS of = mediocre quality ~ regusds pronunria.
tiout 70 that hls orders to tho porter assumed
the form of No Iatssea pas sostf L. foul WAen
founu the ioor Ut his room guarded by two
stalMast men WHO refused 10 let him pass Tic
wilder Tennyson grew, Ut coursc the ,uoxe tho
men were co1vlnced that lie was dangerous
lunat!c, aud resulted all bis attempts TO csrapu
I'LL ths uniacky friend came bark, aud tbs error
wsAcxplatncl.
, 1877-10-27

Tho Albany La# Journal gives the following
illustration OF the workiux VI the bankrupt laws
"a Maori Chief. karsitiana Takamoana, WAS
good enough. sotns years ago. 10 sxpound tho
principle OF bankruptcy. Said he II ~ ~ =
1tofektepat aud buy hya pounds' worth things
, 1877-10-27
THE TEXAS ELDO1lADO.
Col. Kings Mammoth Rancho on the
Rio Graude.
4 Farm Of 10000 Atrex, Stocked with 90, 900
Cattle, $4,000 Sheep, md
$1,000 Rarsts.

fro1 orr o1rn Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. five are likely
10 hear some very c1travaEant stories about the
Mexican border during the nc2t few months.
The atlveniurets who are seeking to inctte tho
two countries to trouble along the Rio 0rant'o
for The sake Of booty or ambition are here Ia
considerable numbers, AMI ate sotnettmea able
to attract curious crowd to listen TO tue stories
Of the wonders Of their Eldora!o. Thesc are
colored by warm Imag!ninEs, but have reason
10 think thst the one which follows r. SUBJ
htaht1aiIy true. AZ NIL tsents, have It from
pue Of The gentlemen who socnt considerable
time In the scrvIca Of the Government along
The Rio GrAntle border, aud WHO could have no
special interest In cnlline upon his Imagination
for his facts. Al any rate, the story Of ults big
rancho, ns told TO me, runs In this way:
ysubAI BORDEN gAKMER.
Col. King II fair typo Of one OF the former
feuda, Knights Of our Mexican border. fIe
found hts way to he1ico during the McKtcan
W.r, n a camp-foIlower In the wake Of the
ARMY. Subsequently be became catrtn-boT on
a steamboat on the Lover Rio Grnn1c. lie
picked up 4 little money in this pursuit., and
soon hal accumulated enough to begin eteaul.
boating On his own account. The accumu'nted
earnings Of his steamboat ha invested tn s,'au.
secured q large amount Of "acrraEc," which
he scttlcd In one locality. From tile tisnc OF
tse Mexican War until o1lt late Civil War, ic
tevotcd himself TO agricultural pursuits. At
The outbreak Of tho last War he commenced
operations in cotton, In which he n'ade another
fortunc. The efcttemtnts Of the bnrticr, and
she lore of speculation toacther, helped tomake
him rcheilious during tho War, and he became
Rebel Of that passive sort which permitted
nthcr people 10 do the fighting while he MTket-
ri the gains. ain informed by an otllrer In
command along the bor'lef that during tile War
Co. King found . more congcniai residence
puuth OF the R!o than north OF It. Ue Is . nun
years Of nac, Of Irish parentaRc. lie las
h,nily Of three daughters. whom ho Is educating
Louisville, kJ.s and who aru tho heireBscs TO
ha most
MAGNIFICENT FnupAL KsrArH
Republican America. Az might Gc expected
rom h!s life, King Is a man Of little education,
Nt posscescs much natural ability, an'l has
rqutrel considerable p,lish from contact with
he world. lie has lad no time for ca1lttva-
{uu, lie now owns most Of Tie steam
,oAta Oh thc Kio Granhe. and contrOlB
utc Gulf Etralle between Galveston and New
Orleans. Ills rancho Possesses tho magnificent
,roportfons which can he best appreciated BY
The ambitious Western farmer. 1Iis estate
tsclf ron,prikcs 1Ul00o acres. Uf this, 1OO,00O
trc ,utIer fence. In one Inclosurc theEu nre 100
niles Of fencing, built Mt enst Of $GO0 per
nile, The ranche Is tittated Ia diversified
:ountry On tile Lower Rio, made up in part OF
rtch low lands. and In part of wooded rolling
Mills, The figures which fEtlrEACnt Ills EtOEk arc
Il Elktu
, 1877-10-27
4 PET DOG.

"Rover," beloved dog of Good WIN Flse
Company, Of Harrisburg, Pa-, died ou Sunday
lust. lie was white Newfoundland, aboyo tho
average size Of tho breed, and mud greatly en-
dcared himself to the members Of the company
by hh faithful asteudance ut 6res and parades
and bis affeetIonate disposition. After death
be lay In atato for several hours in the cuginc-
house. lla was placed In q neat plue box upon
gcraniuni leaves were strewn oyer The body and
small tags wc1e placed about the box. At
nightfall. when nearly :. 1000 persons had visited
the engtne-ilouae, the dog was buried tn The yarl
tulleu In hls honor.
, 1877-10-27
WHAT Is CONSCIENCEg
Ths Law of Morality IN rlants---RlE Ehteoua.
ness In tie Lower Animals.
r. xf ~ -


rhs Law os Morality IN r1ant.-.- -1,lRhseoua
ness In t1,s Lower Animals.
To tbs Editor u Tat Trtb.trs.
Cn1cAoo, Oct, 25-hir. Joseph Cooks lehnt
tion OF conscience has been presented 10 the
readers Of Tnx TRIBUNE. He eondenses thir-
teen propositions, the 'rcsutts ot the best sct,ol
atship In EUROPE and America Into str, which
may further, without loss, condcnsa into three,
nA,nely: ~ 4 perception OF the difference
between right and wrong. a. 4 sense Of SELL
approval or disapprovat in choosing the right or
The wrong. {3.) A sense of responsibility for
that choice. That Is all there Is Of the si1. or
the thirteen propositions But even the Cooxian
definitions reduced 10 their lowest terms ore not
n definition. In the exact sense Of the vord.
They are the phenomena OF conscience. not the
,,o,.tnsnon, tho thing itself. And, 80 far ~
know. all existing a,tcmpts to dcauc conscience
pafIakc mora TO o. tne hasule VI 'eeau9c tuan ol
an axiom. Ihla lacR oi accuracy aoa nesap'eulty
is probably chargeahle With much Of the
confusion aud mysticism Of moral and
.n,'' ~. ".,.st,;u p :. 49, .hs..... 49,.
Ie'is us that hsfa'gn. INC 10 '"o snottest us
tancc between two points. IN seeking TO Feach
something as definite ~ this, Mr.. Cook says l,c
spent nine DAYS OF what VIC NAV call mathe-
~. ..rdr r,t tha r.,1t ohav.
s'.'. "'s s.e aeo'o
eiVcn' focts arc saio 70 oe tne ttuest pnlloNo-
ccssca. M Tyudatl .ay, that ,fatthcw Arnoi,i'a
u.r,s-. =, I..S..,.s. sss.. @s,.ss -. .,.,..
1hae nos o. ourselves winch maAea LOT 1lRaI
eouhness," s Tho poetry OF sc'cnce. But the
poetry Of science ia the commonplace matter Of
fact OF moral pbtIosopny: and Mr.. Arnold. In
.oncn,,tno ~. axj.tnrc. ~ .uch a forno h,s
eonssanS .A' ~. - s1 ~, .o s1n n1s
eoheeaea Inc csseht'a4 'aet o, lne'en'' Hn@n Is
processes, and in field tho furthes. removed
from systcmattc theology. he ha. identified
,.o. s:h,,, :. ~. ,,i,1, - ~ +hoo,nre =. H.
!o'ee WHICH 70 'he a'.'."" =. 'ueoiogy' 20 IL !"
the ultimate OF science. nc aescfoes Ia
phrase what theology puts in three letters
t.o1. And to Calvlnlsttc thcolory at
irn.t the idcu of tha abso,u,a
icues, 1ae 1ae1 ~ sAS @o'o1u.o
and universal reign OF lrrevocable
1aw is not alen. These laws nro defined ~ de-
crtks, \ term which carries with Il tho idea OF
reslstless bower. aud upon which, therefore, act-
cnce aud Calsinlsm nra at peace. Assuming,
therefore, the. existence Of = universal govern
lncnt Vi Inv, identify conscicncc as the out
coc OF one OF the clauses Of tho unlFertAl con.
, 1877-10-27
FAREWELL RLHE-BlRD!

PlaYa,als, hua.y-bius,
A1ulc.tlntAA triand 70 t!usf
4 Qathic home, all lafraeka 0'sk,
Atr,ly poIssd. With wide open door,
Lofty SstaUdAs. with ktlded raHt,
Shall welcome you in The Sprtns aTlsp-
lnsteAd Of the poplar. gnallet an,l tAu,
Ghust hke, ost by liz gszdsA-1au.
Ou Aadss aud
You can Fcly-
,xop1A. flet. y. D. 8, B.
, 1877-10-27

When Gibson modelled tho "Woundcd Anna.
xon," he said to friend Of mlnc who wcut 10
Ills studio to see tho statuo In the clay, "Ycs,
Tint IL my Wounded Amazut.'" You hnya
doubtless heard Gibson's peculiar, dry, crisp
mode Of talking Initiated. and can iuactno how
he apoke. "Yos, / Gull 1t Wounded Anna
zon,' but that statue Is proof OF how useful IL
is ior .au artist to- keep bis eyes opsn. Now,
how do you think found that posci was 90
lug along tha atrect, mud l saw Ktrl catcLiog
lica. Yes, | did; ahe was catching Heal |
stnpped and said to myself, .rhat's pretty
posc-a very pretty pose, !ndecd.' and took #
worked I: out, aud there it staltls now aa NY
Wounded Ama1or.' but IL Ia the vary poso
Of the glsl catchtlg the hcs, nevertheless. 4
very pretty pose 1t ID, you sec; mil, as sall u
ahows, that All artist must not futl to keep bis
eyes always open.'