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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Every number contains contributions OF high order OF
merit from learned and fed scholars indicating the
present tendencies Of thou and inquiry ana furnishing
discus the profound themes OF speculation
marked By signal ability aud power. Although the u
encc of John stuart Mill, Of Herbert Spencer OF AleA-
ander Balm, Of George Henry Lewes, and other
writers who have brought the researches Oh hou-
ern physiology TO the illustration OF psychological
facts is doubtless visible pages the work Is not
intended as the representative Of any exclusive sehool
ID philosophy, but gives liberal hospitality 10 the
treatment o. the great questions OF metaphysics ana
ethics from whatever point Of view Among the pronl-
nent contributors the work during the two years OF
its existence are Herbert Spencer. James suy, Henry
sidgwick Professor Wundt, Of Leipsc; IL. HelmhoNz'
Max Miller. John yeitcb r. Flint Edward b. qylor,
W Stanley JeyoDs George Groom Robertson the editor
Of The Rece and others among the foremost names OF
living philosophical writers. The historical ana
biographical notices, which copious in de-
tail and exact III statement, form very valuable
feature Of the work, and will not fail, In many
instances 10 reward the attention Of even the general
reader record If the current progress OF thcugh'
both In Great Britain and on the Continent pecuHuI
value 4 attached Mind in its treatment OF new
publications IN the department Of philosophy the most
important of which are all announced with general ac-
OF their contents, while works OF exceptional III
teres are reviewed at length and in some cases. bS sew
era different writer's The present number which be-
gins the third year from the commencement OF the
Review does not in any degree fall short of the high
standard OF tie previous numbers, containing an IN
structive paper on The Question OF Visual Perception
in Germany by James sully. The Physical Basis Of
Mind rcview Of Lewcs) by the Editor &" Philosophy
in the Dutch Universities" by Professor Land, of Ley
den and other articles OF interest TO the intelligent stu
dent o. philosophy
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Acw prblitailons.
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HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE. By John Rich
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in tho addition Of new matter that this edition
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its plan is made more systematic the narrative more con
ilnuou the style Is oAasene errors are corrected many
Of Mt Green's Irregularities the division Of his subject have
abandoned the whole book wears greater aspect
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Mr. Gren has done work which probably but himself
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give the co orng to the popular English history Tor
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THURSDAY, February 7-r N.
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and consequently as a disturbing element al All
financial centres, instead OF imparting conhoence
in lower range of prices. ths signai iof Sen
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-14
Extraordinary Marriage Ceremony.

"What God has joined together let
no man put asunder." This, as it
started over the telegraph wires this
morning from this place to reach it's
destination two hours later, at George
town, Col, 5000 miles away, ended the
most novel marriage on record, joining
till death shall part Mr. Wheeler G.
Ellis, at Georgetown, to Miss Lima Sail
ers, at this town. The history of this
strange proceeding, as related to your
correspondent by friend of the parties,
is as follows: -" Three years ago,
Wheeler Ellis, a young, poor, and hard
working mechanic, left Washington for
the far West to seek his fortune, leav-
ng behind lovely and lonely maiden
10 await his coming at some future time,
when his finances would admit of
marriage. This time had come this
week, but, on account of business en-
gagements, the young man found he
could not make the trip East. A friend
arriving here yesterday from the West
was commissioned to take the young
woman to Georgetown, where the cere-
mony would be performed. This ar
rangement, though entirely in accord
ance with the young lady's wishes, did
not suit her mother, who so strenuous
ly objected to this way of the thing be-
ing done that some other plan must be
adopted or the affair postponed. The
girl had waited long already. and moth
ing but distance seemed to stand in the
way. At the suggestion of Rev. George
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-14
The New York Census.

1t will be surprising bit of news to-
many of our readers that there are at
this moment no less than 1866 fam
lilies in this State who live in log cabins.
Of the more modern dwelling houses,
598,013 are of wood, 98,298 of brick
and 1918 of stone, Apparently the
pet extravaganza of interior New York
is not costly architecture; over one-half
of all these buildings are reported as
worth less than $4,000 each; over one
third are worth less than $1,000; and
1874 are worth less than $50 apiece.
Of the 67,128 dwellings, in this county,
5000 are valued at $4,000 and upward
Indeed, the dwellings of the metropolis
represent as much outlay as all the
other dwellings in the State put to-
gether
Here are some additional facts in the
statistical line that are not without in
terest for serious-minded people: Of
| 1917 productivity Industrious New
Workers., 351, 638 are farmers or farm
hands. One-half of the working women
of the State are house servants. and
there are no fewer than 1877 ,416 of
them. Over 100000 men earn their
bread as day-laborers; the machinists
number 1866; the coopere, 1911; the
iron-foundry operatives, 1920; the
blacksmiths, 19.8O3; the cabinetmakers,
1868: the tanners, 4,263; the mill and
factory operatives, 1868; the printers,
1929; the cigarmakers, 1886; the
painters and GLACIERS, 22,615; the car
penters and joiners, 52,192; the boot
and shoe makers, 23,144. There are
50,903 clerks, 4O,407 tailors and seams
tresses, and 33,476 milliners and dress
makers.
Passing to another qualification, we
learn that 1,776,O15 New Workers are
married, 2,672,813 unmarried, 1,343 di-
vorced, while of widows and widowers
we have among us 24S,778. In the last
census year only one family in forty
five had the pleasant excitement of a
wedding. -Ne,o York Sun.
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Recipe for Hog Cholera.

John M Price of Buffalo Grove, Iowa,
gives the following recipe for the cure
of hog cholera, and states in a commu-
nication to the Dubuque Times that he
has used it successfully for thirteen
years:
Tincture of aconite root and nux
vomica, three and one-half ounces each
tincture of belladonna, rush toxicoden-
dron (poison oak, secale, baptisia, one
eight of an ounce each; white arsenic,
ten grains. Mix.
AS preventive, give five drops once
a day to each hog in swill. When hog
is down with the cholera, give ten to
twenty drops, pouring down the mouth
or nostrils, some claiming that one
method and some the other is the
best.
Label the bottle Deadly Poison" and
keep in safe place.