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Eiectr0tyDes Of the Erainq.

Among the novelties to be seen at tho
Paris Exhibition IS a series Of specimen.
Of plated human brains sent by DR.. Ore
,le ingenious Professor of Physiology a
the Bordeaux School of Medicine. D.
Ore has applied galvano-plasty for pur-
poses of preservation to the brains of men
and animals, and has obtained very re
markablc results, the external surfac
"resenting the hard brilliant surface OF 8
metal, while the inner substance as uInes
the consistency of mastic, and is quit,
uaaltcrabIe.
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In recent Irish breach of promise case
tried at Limerick, the plaintiff was a
widow OF fifty, with seven children, and
the defendant a wldower of seventy, with
twelve children, and theyhad agreed upon
marriage the very first time they met.
The faithless father OF family went back
on the bargain and the jury mulcted him
in 500 damages.
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TERMS OF THE WISCONSIN.

Daily Wisconsin, postpaid, one year...$9 %
Semi-Weellly Wisconsin, postpaid, yr %
Weekly Wisconsin, postpaid, mos.... 90
Weekly Wisconsin, postpaid, one year 30
Weekly Wisconsin, postpaid, IS mos. o.
Address,
CRAMER, AIKENs & CRAMER,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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S.B. SHERWOOD,
CENT. LAND AGENT.

Has for sale Farms and Lands inlhe Counties
c 3aUitOwJc. Calumet. Brown, Door SC. Wis
Also iuJs and houses in the City of ManitowoC
Wis.
Also. sa9o "cres of good Pine Lands in
ls.rsthou. ,ntppewa, Ashland, sc, couutiesWis
Also, about .snts-USst5 acres of Burlington
10 River X. Il. COS Lands I'm the Southern
? trt ct the state OF Iowa and the Southeastern
I srt of the State IF Nebraska, on 10 years time
N;th SIX per cent interest. Persons wishing 10
u1E or sell Farms, Lands and Lots or wanting
T. employ an agent in any business Of land
Iatters, viii please give ne a Can, in person
q by letter, al the Williams House, Manitowoc
WIS emarchl6 Il
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Henrietta Temple.
A LOVE STORY.
BY THE RIGHT HON. BENJAMIN DISRAELl.
Carl Of BeacenSiirld.l

"Ouoth Sarcho, Read it cut, by all means for
nightly delight in hearing OF love stories.
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y. ovNEa, srARp e.r,,'R d,

Z = can make money faster ut wor. fof Us thar
= z T. .Iythlr- else Capital not rcquirrd: ny.
+ Z viii start yoa. So al home made rs the IL
- -us t.iou~. Geu. women. boys aud girls
p atuG everywhere 10 work Tor us. Now is tn.
.'.le. Costly outfit and terms free. Address
. i.tE q Co.. Augusta Maine
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DISSOLUTION OF Oo-PARTEERsBIP.

The partnership hcretofore existing between
the IN ieT-luHe3 under the name firm and style d.
Schmidt Il Zandcr, has this Gay been dissolved.
~ debts and credits OF said Arm pass over the
new frC Schmidt ( Witenberg' Nsntosoc.
t5E. IS 1878. AUG SCHMIDT.
EDW. LANDER.
With reference ~ the above I herewith thank
r friends To- fae iayar- they hava sbowu me and
T. gslnle1d lac aese Gfm schmidt q lander IA
continued favor Of tie Paelic.
E. ZANDER
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ElasrE Eand Morphine Habit absolutely and speedily
sk9yEfsE cured. f4inIes; no pubii.ity send stsm1
1sE EsIEs for aG3rUiars. DR CARE4os,
- ~ ssS is7 ~ gshinetoJ g. CtiraPo, "
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
A Nogg~saion q the TRAVELLING
Public.

Tourists, rmigrantA aud mariners find that
Hoetettrr's Stomach Bitters u a medicinal safe
guard against uuhsNthful Influences. upon
which they en- implicitly rely, since Il prevent.
the effects that an unhealthy climate, vitAted
atmosphere, unsccustomed or unwholesomr
diet tad water, or other conditions upfAvora'
BILE ~ health would other~is e produce. On
long voyages, or Journeys by land In latitude.
adjacent u the equator, II Is especially useful
~ u preventive of the febrile complaint. and
disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels
which are ant Ia attack natives Of the temper
ate zone sOjourning or travelling In such regions
and II II an excellent protection against the In
iiuence Of extreme cold, sudden changes o'
temperature, exposure to damp, or extreme IA
tigue. II not only prevents Intermittent ant
reinitte n fever, and other diseases 81 y main
rial type, but eradicstss them, a fact which
has been notorious for years past In North an,
south America, Mexico. the West Indies, Aus
tralia and other countries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
AFlouri.hinx Ilome ln.siawsioa

America il essentially the great manufaciur-
ing centre 81 the universe, and after years oil
bitter rivalry, Great Britain and the European
continent are compelled TO acknowledge 'hat
ia every class Of machine, especially those de.
voted 10 agricultural pursuits, ahe vn,,sa
al Morrison Brothers, were established In the
city Of Fort Madison, Iowa, In 1875, ana very
rspidly took tts place ~ one Of the leading AZ
ricultursl factories Of this young aud nourtah-
inu implemrnt producing State. starting with
iimited capital, = mall frame shop aud no ms
chinery. this tim hss steadily advanced In In.
provement~, until to-day they have the largesi
fiow WOrks west Of the MissiNsippi' WIN ~!
the latest improved machinery and the be:t
sEinsd labor. This has all been attained only
nv puttinS upon the market plows u NOR.
t6an ordinary merit, which upon every neld
nal At the Iowa State Agricultural fsir'
10 never failed u AIRY cd the premium
None hut the best tempered steel enters lnte
the mould board and shares, the poian uouoIs
being fitted with patent wrought frog ana ens'
steel land slide. while the timber useo y tn'
~, .alscted white oak. All the plows mad
~. this comuany have extra high mould board
ana under breast, thus insuhng Q clean Iur
rnv. Their facilities are now larger thsn eve
before. and their list embraces styles su'tApr
a.. ,s,r W'estero state. Such q the constAn
demand for their plows and the universal 1Ai
isSaction they give wherever tried that no ues'
ar I'm agricultural implements can ne ss'u '
have q complete stock uniess " contain ~,
nles n the wood ard steel beam piiows Oh MOI
Lsoo pro,herr from their Fort Madison Works
THEFT nlows for 1879 are unsurpassed TOT peaut
~ Sn,sh And fine material. Farmers VINO ha,
nsed the implements turned out by these wo's
An n.e M other, aad dealers ha 20 only =
2s.n them on hand " secure . lucfSttve uAa
m 70 Indispensable an Article Tor Tue 'A'"e''
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PERSONAL.

~urxv Ehot hAs ciesrsd fto.up On
Dams lNrvnda"
hraf Admiral Murrs, gill b~ PLAYED
Yen Tbs -stir~d list
os~ n Nictoria \. At-put ~ make an
esiditsp to her BalmorNl estate 81 cos,
~ e<so uv.
kasd refuses Ia ~urk. and the jolt.
* prsron officials are trying the .tAr,a
ton Treatment.
NJ spurgyon smokes cigars and cn
ioys W, at M-n,one. aud write. ~cskl,
episu'- to his nock. after the style al
the anSi-nt Apostl-.L
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A P.rs dispatch ot March I'D. say.

Paris dispatch II MArch 2?d. says
The au~.,snns shich France demanded .Louli
t~ eselsds-t from the Cuugr,.s Ger, th,~- rc
iAtig Ia the body pisees, a. in,ruiuc.nx nc~j-
los rvtnplis.,icn, and touching syria, tSssase
syrts nigh, have t-cn offered hsr ~ compoa.
sauon foe the hnglyh cSeupsiiun u txyIs, and
t-csa~ she oonsIte- TIA, The toe Todd saes
tioo II syns aud Eg,p, nigh, impair gus.i un'
der-tAnding ~i,h England. Men and tJsrnsls
- oil partie. onm~n Englssi'. attitude In
i~nss~tiHv ou the rtsh, 81 the Coogrr.a Ia d..
cue the sbole treaty II San s~,efsno, aud rns
land. arm adherence u her condiiiun. /,
deemed the ar~~, meAns II insuruT ths, h,
Cnlxv~~s sill resul, Ia . desirable peace.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
TWIN BRorH.Rs YrAsr always make' gooe
bread ~

N. a. TAYLOR, ESQ, Pr9pr1,for Ias"r'
TS,.y I'D Lang Syrup, CHICAGO, Ill
DE.s sIK~I deem 4 but fair Una, ! sso ihs
make some acknowledgment 70 W. throat
. oe%eI Tsn~ syrup, which ] have used Tor ihe
anu ,S wears for my family, for Coughs,
lpas. sn Te1ds Hoarsenesa etc. 1 have thee
ch;IStsr. tSs oldest siI years Of see, and dur.
ing The present winssI, They have hav, throat HsH t. .nd
GOA. ssysr.l time; t,%s;. 10 /. Siv q 'G sSem, Win Tie
Luns Ss .uccess; and / wDl say to you that J
s.S. ned ali the cough syrups and os, m.as'
naan shss souais your Throat and Lung syrup;
fi@I ,hs imnedlsts relief and ps'm."svn .r sI ,rs IL
disssss: psIl.iq,As 70 The iSSfs; w.sh.assoa
your. a. a"'t Chicago, Feb, 1,ls's:
''I Pree per bottle, slyOc; SIX bottles ios ,S,si,
rInres, charges paid. Rememosr ever '"'
wsrrant0d.
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mv.srricaI Females.

young men these days seriously ec shss I'M
u n. Ss'' feeble seS and s%.cia,eas or suffer. .ns rhr rpo%
sick headache or palp.ta.ion, os g,s ans The fact.
female trouble, the yoa a a 70 marry. II thu:
and decide that sRe I Icai female Biier., it will
afflicted proeu asnh' yigor and strength: VII
i%psrs coo sosor 70 your checks, I'D l. ,Sasn spps. r
vopr limbs and give you 2 mArr,sss sst fat psr
ssDce in every respect Call and ee' N
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Mlo~ro1s0P0Sss.

TIT mo~t wonderful and marvellous .ucceS,
In cAs-- where person. arr sick or p.nio1 away
from = conditioo u misrrabl.o.ss, tina, no one
know. What ais them, tprohtabie patients Tor
doctors,, II obtained 10y the use 81 Hop hitt"rs
They bcsta to cure FROM the IRE, do-e and
keep Il up until perfect health aud strength IL
restored. Whoever L. afflicted Ia this way
need not suffer, When they can get Hop bii'
ters. see Truths" aud Proverbs" In another
column.
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:. k,or Yer SjeOa~. I'r~..~.''

That drapsd ~ grarefuIy an alabaster neck
and Ia waves of mAjcstic beauty encircled her
delicate form, che vas solely indebted "a . fc~
BOTTLES 81 that delightfully."- fragrant hair dr-ss
ing known a. Newton smiths Hair R~stors
tive" II IL not . dye, doss not contain suHsi
Of lead or any other poison, checks the halt
from falling out, and gives II = thick aud Ions
growth au bAid hesds, Sepd IA J. u bush,
State Agent, At D~s Moines
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

Given AWay.-A superb pair q 6rs
Chromos, worthy u frame and sdorn any home,
and . Three Months subscription 10 LEisrRr
Hours, . charming i6-pege literary paper, full
Of the Choicest stories, Poetry, etc., sent Free
TO all sending Fifteen Gents tsts,nPs taken 70
Co, t6s William st., N. ", Guarantee eyery
one Double Value Of money sent flJD IN
prizes, and big pay given 10 agents. Write al
once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

Distrmpcrs, Coughs, Colds, fevcrs and most
of the diseases which Horses. Cattle, sheep,
Hogs and Poultry ARE subject Ia are rradily
overcome aud cured 10y using Uncle SANE Con
dnion Powder according Ia the plain directions
s,ll nv all a-rv-.'s
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1876 Power. Block, Ks-hs..rr. New York.

RorARY DRor CoRS P~LASTER.-The Deere
facturprs Of . greatly Improved corn planter,
that IL pronounced by practical farmers to he
tie best 10 ths market. IT, v essily managed,
and performs its work perfectly. Farmers, be-
fore buying any other. would DO well to cram
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

n L. no io.g,v necessary 10 take blue pills u
rouse the liver Ia srtio0. Carriers Little Liver
PILLS are much better.
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a,o,~~o. l,~lds,-Eycry one 4,

tically familiar with common colds. The chill
lines and shiyering, the dulincrs aud lAhYuor
the sorehcss IL the throat, pain In the head
and stuffed ~no.trils. We would .
timely use ~ Madam Portsr's Curactive Cough
Balsam. A safe, reliable, and pleasant remedy
Full direction ON each bottle. Small boitle'
- cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
children Err9oenoIy Present

What are generally accepted ~ symptoms Of
symptoma are frequently owing 10 intestinal
dersngementA, and II neglect ed, may produce
protrsrt-d sickness. Laycock's Worm killei
. the remedy. Il often benefits childrcs and
sdults when they have no worms. Sold BY AL
dvuuutata.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

RheuIuatih..i, u.u,.is.a, -lua,.s ana bfuiS's
will he relieved by Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone
Eminent, sold by all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

Under out greatest troubles often lie
our ~v~Ates Treasures.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

No other Remedy kaOSsn IL equAl
u CArter's Extract 81 Smart Weed for break
Ing up q cold and curing hoarseness, pain In III,
breast, side or hack, sorene~s Of the fiesh and
bones, stinness of the joints, munp~, s~elled
aeck etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
Co...mp6io1 CaT-1- An old physical

hands by an Fast India Missionary the formula
OF a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy
and psvinanent cure of consumption, bron.
chi,is, catArrh, asthma, and all throat and
lung affections, also Z positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous Complaints
after having tested ia wonderful cnrStive pow
| err in thousands Of cases, has felt 10 bis duty
10 make II known W his suffering fellows
| Actuated BY this motive. and q desire 10 re-
| Iieve human suffering, I viii send free 81 charge,
| To ali who desire II, this recipe with full diree-
| lions for preparing ana using ia GERMAN,
| Fresch and Engiish. sent by mail by address
ing with stamp, nAmiag th!s. paper;
~ W. W. sHERAR,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
Farmers. -
SAVE voVR. pRoFivs

n, ssiss l.i 80 s-s s'.saNs' .ss N'.s-se,@
,At.t-s ssA 49, VssN - sssf asyHA e. b. fsfs
81 ssssa ~,.Tsp,sts a e~.As > sH-s 80
t.s 49, .....cI ~rVsTSn..
ssvsi Vaist rss@st - ME-
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Railroads in ireland.

If any freight conductor in America
was compelled to take along for the con-
venience of himself and crew as mean
caboose as the cars that run between
Cork and Dublin, for the accommodation
of that great portion OF the public who
ride in second class cars, he would lead
in a strike Immediately, and have the
sympathy of his low-citizens. Cramp-
ed, ill-looking. contemplate coaches they
are, sort of "Black Maria prison van
looking affair, with no semblance of up
holstery, except thin, dirty, worn, YER
min suggesting cushion spread on the
seat. And these are the cars that are
said to correspond in rank and comfort to
the elegant coaches in which passengers
paying first class fares in America are
conveyed; the first class here being ac-
counted of grade like the American
Pullman or parlor cara sort OF arlsto-
cratic institution for Lords and snobs.
In the north of Ireland the cars are bet
ter, and so is everything else better in the
north of this island than In the south,
even to the natural scenery, leaving out
the Killarney region and few similar
features IN the south. The trains stop st
every station about as long as an Ameri-
can stage coach waits for change of
horses; then hand bell is rung on the
platform and the guard locks the door,
and the man who attempts to get on
board the train after the wheels begin to
| move is not only driven back summarily,
but incurs liability to fine of twenty
shillings--fve dollars. The provision
made for safety is ample; for comfort,
Iothing at all. Stepping across the rail
way track to reach train is never allow
| ed; but the passenger must pass up stairs
| across bridge which in every depot
station" spans the track and down stairs
| TO his train.
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In the Gardens OF Kew.
A MEMORY OF 1s49.

How well remember the day that we went!
We sailed up the Thames in the Duchess Of
Kent;
And We both sat apart from the holiday cre,7;
And We landed at last by the Gardens of Kew.
And wore poke bonnet-they give one the
blues,
When one looks at them now in ar old Londou q
News;
But you said looked lovely-ft mayn't have
been true
But liked it, know, In the Gardens of Kew
And Love spread his glorious glamour around
As you told me you'd been down to FuIham,
and found
small house With lawn and an exquisit .
o, 1t sounded so sweet in the Gardens of Kew.
Bot doubted-you kissed m e. and bade me be
sure
That the gas was laid on and the water was
pure
1t was foolish perhaps; but what could girl
do?
/ gave you my heart in the Gardens Of Kew.
was only governess, toiling till dark,
And you were an underpaid Government t
clerk;
But though friends said we d multiplied sorrow
by two,
The sum total was bliss-in the Gardens Of
Kew.
How we loitered and dreamed through the
midsummer dayl
Was grass ever so green, were flowers ever 50
gay7
And a sunset seraphic as Paradise knew,
STRAINED its splendor that night on the Gar
dens of Kew.
Then the mellow moon rippled the food with
its gold,
And You put your coat round me for fear
was cold.
Though the balmiest zephyr July ever blew
Sped US biissfully home from the Gardens OF
Kew.
Three months after we took, poor husband
and wife
Our joint ticket, third class for the journey OF
life;
We've had griefs, but the power of true love
pulled us thruuah-
The love that we sealed in the Gardens of Kew
And sometimes, though now we have wealth
and to spare,
With house In Hyde Park, and a carriage and
pair,
As we take our hebdomadal walk in the Zoo"
l cast fond thought to the Gardens of Kew
Wei, taking the years as they've flashed by US
fleet
The sweet with the bitter, and bitter witt
sweet,
don't quite regret it, my darling, do your
Dur saunter thar day in the Gardens of Kew.
II. .. +. -iLondOn World.
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One of Life's Shadows.

At s o'clock the other morning, says
the Free Press, Second street wife fol-
lowed her husband down to the gate as
he was starting for down town and kindly
said to him:
William, you know how badly need
blue hunting dress''
Yes, DEAR" he remarked, 'but you
know how hard up am. As soon as l
can see my way clear you shall have the
dress, and new hat to boot Be patient,
be good, and your reward shall be great.
Forty minutes after that he emerged
from restaurant with big basket and a
fish pole, bound up the river. In the
basket was chicken, pickles, cake, fruit,
pie, and bottle of liquid. of a rich color,
and he was just lighting twenty cent
cigar when his wife came along.
What you here?" he exclaimed.
"1es, / was going to the market
"hoIe are you golng-wnat-s IN the bas-
ket!"
Il was going to carry this fish pole
around to friend on Jefferson aven nc" :"
he modestly answered.
"And that basket"
"This basket-well Twas going to take
it to the orphan asylum as a present to
the children. 1t is donation from six
leading citizens"
civilian, l don't believe itr'
Ssh! Don't talk so loudr'
civilian, / shall talk louder vet :" she
exclaimed. "I'll bet you are going fish
ing"
Mary, have I ever deceived you2" he
plaintively asked. II never have As
proof of my sincerity you can take this
basket to the asylum yourselfr'
And I'll do it!'' she promptly replied
as she relieved him of it.
"Mary, hadn't you-2"
"No sir, hadn't, You'd better hurry
up with that fish-pole, as the man may
want 1t, and be careful how you stand
around in the hot sum-
She left him there. He watched her
take the car for home and then he return
ed the ish-pole and crossed the street and
said to an acquaintance:
"Tom, I'm suffering with neuralgia, and
the excursion is off till next week. Too
bad, but we can never tell what day may
bring forth"
There was chicken and pickles and
other good things on the table at dinner,
but he never smiled. Even when his wife
wished she was an orphan, if that was the
way they were fed, he never betrayed the
gloom in his heart. 1t was only when she
handed him the bottle he had so carefully
tucked into the basket and he saw it la
oeled "Good for Little Children" that he
said:
"Mary, it is an awful thing for wife
o get the impression that her husband is
. cold -blOoded liar"
at must be- she replied as she took
he other chicken leg.
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Sensible WORDS About Dress.

Abba Goold Woolson, who has SAID
numerous good things about healthful
dress, is the author of the following ex-
cellent paragraph: Health would say, III
your dress is too tight, let it be tight any
where but over the region between the
upper, fastened ribs and the hips. Ii Its
weight is to be great, let it hang from the
solid framework of the shoulders, not from
this sensitive central region where there
is nothing to support it. If any part Is
to be oyerheated, let it be the extremltles,
and not this. For here lie the vital or
gans whose unimpeded action is essential
to life-the lungs, the heart, the liver, and
the stomach. That they may have the
fullest opportunity to expand and move,
they are covered only with loose flesh and
q few movable bones.'
But custom says, "Let your dress DE
tight nowhere but over this very region
between the ribs and the hips. Loosen
your clothing over the bone-encased
shoulders; from your hips to your teet
having wide-fosting draperies; but bino
and pinch and tighten over the lower ar
cells of the lungs over that throobine
heart, the acting liver and the expanding
stomach. Fortunately, there Is nothing
there, by way of bones, to prevent you
from squeezing yourself all you wish; ano
only by squeezing yourself there can you
be made beautiful in my eyes"
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Mr.. Bryant was d puUr wrro ut'ur,' .aI,o-
care of himself, and get a living. He
could not only do this, but he could do
wise and manly part in guiding the poll
tics of the country. He could not only
manage his own private and family affairs
in a prosperous way, but he could dis
charge his duties as citizen and mem
Der of society. In his own personal char
acter and history he associated problty
with genius, purity with art, and the
sweetest Christianity with the highest cul-
ture. He has proved to all the younger
generation of poets that Mysteries are not
inspiration, that improvidence is not an
unerring sign of genius, that Christian
conviction and Christian character are not
indications of weakness but are rather a
measure of strength, and that man may
be poet and poet a man. SO much OF
a certain sort of eccentricity has been as
sociated with the poetic temperament and
with poetic pursuits, that, in some minds,
the possession of practical gifts and home
ly virtues is supposed to invalidate all
claims to genius. If Mr.. Bryant's life
had accomplished nothing more than to
prove the falsity of this wretched notion.
it would have been fruitful one.
1t certainly is to be hoped that the
world is outliving the fancy that a MIN
in order to be great poet must be excep
tionally an ass in every other department
of life and effort,-that he must be al
infidel in the realm of religion, spend
thrift in his habits, an unsafe man with
women, wine-bibber at his table, and :;
man whose butcher and tailor are suffer
ers by whatsoever sums they may trust to
him. Let US be thankful that Mr.. Bryan
has made it eminently proper for geniu
to be respectable and well behaved, ano
that laziness and improvidence and licen
! tiousness can never quote his exampl'
| among their excuses. At time when
feeble men with poetic streak running
through a worthless nature and character
are striving to attract attention, and when
irreligion and immortality are determined
to assert a respectable place for them
selves in the worlds regard, the celebra-
ton Of Mr.. Bryant's virtues, even though
it be held above his grave, comes like a
| benign reproof and a sweet benediction to
| his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES