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WORDSWORTH, A GEOGRAPHIC HsTHET1c STUDY
Py GEORGE II. CALVERT. l2lno Up. 2S2 Lee & shepard
Mr.. CalveTt's literary excursions on Goethe,
Carlyle JoUbert and other modern European writer's Of
eminent name, find all appropriate complement in this
delightful essay the illustrOus English poet He en-
ioyed the personal acquaintance of Wordsworth and in
an Introductory describes bis intercourse with
the venerable bard beside his household lakes, as
among the treasures on his life, lending charm
TO his recolecOns and profound impulse TO his pOed0
endeavors. Wordsworth, portrayed by the author,
was the prophet Of highest function Of poetry which
is forth nObest possibilities Of human nature
and present in arteulate expression what pure and
lrue and holy In the depths Of mans being To ths end
he eOnseerated his life and faculties, giving boon Of
priceless value TO the scores Of millions who
IpeGk today tho English tongue, and to the hun
sreds of millions of coming generations OF the lofty
mission Of the poet the messenger Of truth and
beauty to bis fellowmen-a mission which Wordsworth
70 nobly funlled-Mr Calvert speaks In Of high
Almost enthusiastic appreciation 1t is his 70 speak 70
the heart Of heart that is fuller than most mems
with the loves OF the heart His musical voice is listened
10 the privileged mouthpece OF his fellows Through
an ear Of inner constituencies he hears cadences Of d.
vner movement. ana thus becomes organ Of utter
for the prOOundest truth Of feeling Not Scots
man in any part OF world but Of large
iebt OF gratitude 10 Robert Burma Every man OK Eng
ash tongue is better and manlier person because
Shakespeare lived and wrote three hundred years ago
The active and contented of feel at times "tbe
heavy and the weary weight Of all this unintel-
hgible world" and thank the poet for the apty
worded ThythIncal utteranee that has given him
relief unconscious. in most that the happy
expression comes from Wordsworth. Mr. Calvert's pro-
found in the heart of his subject has not
vented devotng the vigant attention to
treatment of it's details No significant fact in the
life OF Wordsworth escapes the notice Of his pen and at
She same It presents mastery analysis OF the
spirit of his activity. While 1t offers thoughtful phO
sopbea biography Of the poet 1t abounds with frutful
analyses and wise suggestions with regard to the nature
and poetry The descriptive features Of the
volume are skilfuy blended with the critical element.
In the execution ot the work. the author betrays not
only an habtuaf communion with tho finest spirit Of
literature but the exercise of deep reflection the
subtlest and most profound problems Of life The study
of Wordsworth has given impulse TO high faculties OF
thought and poetry is made to bring tribute to ethics,
and an aid 10 the elueidation Of human destiny
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\ dispatch TO the New York Times
forcshadows he line OF defence which
j. Madison Wells proposes to take
when he is brought to trial for for
gerry and perjury for Hayes sake.
=" | think | will rot have LAWYER"
SAYS Wells, "but when my ease is
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THE GUARDIAN.
A o vIcE


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IL ha. cST1ed vou nv every title
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Primitive BAPTIST.

Rrv. NJ. c. PARKER breaches a, Lcb,.
non LIST sabbath of each month-At New
Ramah' ri sabbath of each month.
Rrr. u. b. HOWARD breaches at NJ
par"n. 81 Sabbath Of each month-At An.
ti'ch 9Th Sabbath Of each month
Rfr. 7. J. FOSTER breaches a, snm
mcrheld, lst sabbath in each month.
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Upholstery and Mattress.
Making.

.I'liE undersigned announces "a ,hc n.onle
L OF tlllh"rnr parish thar he i engaged
IN the UPHOLSTERY business in Ali i,s
bTnches Furniture repaired. cleaned and
varulShcd. MATTRESSES made to order.
old ones repaired and worked over.
shpp on North Main street. in rear of
\. v. Burrows Store.
JULIUS LANGHELD.
sept. IL, l-77. ann
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kEv; r +. LEACH breaches at shiloh.
'''ond sabbath III each month and S,tnr.
~ hriore-At Salem Church. Third Sab.
I'll III each month and Saturday hctor,
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Town Of Homer;
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. +. Church South,
REV. j. 4. PARKER. PAsIoI

Rev. j. \. PARKER. PASTOR.
Tulip Church - First Sunday in each
month, NJ II u'clk, am iIclrd's Church
services same day ~ above. at 3. u. IN.
h"mrr-Sccond and Fourth SUNDAY. in
Zach month. at II o'clk. "A. m, and second
sundays at r. IN. -Ariznna-lhird sun.
uiN, nj II a. m. and : =. III. Williams
Chapcl-Fourth Sunday. az 3. IN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-27

When you are tired of twirlinr
yonr thumbs, sit down and see how
fast you can say: "Shoes aud sock
shock Susan in an inexplicable man.
Des, -asd i8exOrably she ceaseth
sheathing her shoes 1t is worse
than: "Peter Piper picked a peck
~ piekleti peppers
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-27
Christian,

hEV' L. VI. NORTHUM breaches al In.
ION uroNe' SIX miles north of Homer, on the
Minden aud Eldurado road. Sd Sabbath Of
esch month aud Saturday befcr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-27

The publication Of the GUARDIAN is be-
gun under the most favorable circum-
stances. Its financial standing is second
to no other country paper in the State
Mrssrs. MCtRANIE and SIMMONS, two of
the most solvent men i'll the parish, guar
anteeing lts publication a. announced in
the Prospectus. The subscription list al
ready numbers over 600 names with salts.
factory assurances of large increase