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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06

THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW
for July has beeh republshed by the
LEONARD SCoTT PUBLISHING COMPA-
ny IL Barclay Street, New York
The following is a summary of the
contents
'Taine's Philosophy of Art
The reviewer takes up n, Taine's re-
cent " orks on the Philosophy and
Ideal Of Art il Italy, Greece, and the
Low Countries, examines his deiini-
ton. and analyses his account OF the
workings of tie Physical, intellectual,
and social pCculiarlties to which it is
due.
,, Ethics Of Eqolution.' Discusses
at grea length Herbert Spencer's con-
ception of EVIL, and Of the origin and
nature of conscience, and points out
its Inconsistency with other portions
of that writer's sociological scheme.
5. Bryan Waller Proctor. A pleas
ant sketch of the life of one better
known 10y his pseudonom - Barry
Cornwall.
4 The Russian and Turkish war,
s. Future Punishment Remarks
the recent changes of sentiment
among prnfessed believers in revela-
IIOn on the subject of the eternity Of
future punishmen. and contends that
the amiable dreams Of the Universal
lists are out of keeping with the facts
uf experience as well as with the prin-
ciples of Revelation.
6. Recent History of the Burials
Question: Epitomizes the recent
history Of tins question, and urges
Tint the burial OF Tie dead should he
3 sanitary, not an ecclesiastical matter.
4 The Latter Greek Nation Re-
Virws Finlay's History of Greece
This article is written by Edw. A.
Freeman, the historian.
s. The Congregational View Of Re
ligious Communion
.. Contemporary Literature
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For Sale or Rent,

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L ated At Meadow View, eight miles east
of Abingdon and two miles west of Emory
and Henry College, directly on the A, NJ. &
o. r. r., will be sold or rented on very
liberal terms. There is good neat Dwell>
ing House and all necessary Outbuildings,
together with a commodious Store House il
good repair. The lot contains J acre, and
is enclosed by neat substantial fence. A
irst-rate Spring of Water is within seven
ty-fye yards Of the house. The POST
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central point, easy of access, in good
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country stand to carry or mercantile pur-
suits, For a full description of the prop
ty, terms, Sc. apply to or addres
WILLIAM c. EDAI0NDS0N.
une 25, '7S-tf. Meadow View, Va.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

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It is the cheapest remedy In ihe world, for IL
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Mexican Mustang Liniment Is put up In three
Sizes of bottles the larger ones being proportion
aseiy much the cheapest SID everywhsses
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
The Original Version OF "Than-
atOpSiS.

We reprint below "Thanatopsis,' y
AS it originally appeared in "Thc
North American Review" Of Sep
TENDER, lsl7,-for the convenience
of those who may wish TO compare
the earliest with the latest, most ia
miliar and greatly improved form oil
the poem. Four rhyned stanzas, Of
inferior merit, preceded the bank
verse. when first printed : but this,
nccording to MIR. Bryant, was owing
" m,stake Of another.
Yet few days, and thee,
The aI-behoIdirg su1, shall see no more,
nall hi. course, nor yet IN the cold ground,
n here thy pale form was laid, with many tears,
Nor in tn embrace of ocean shall exist
Thy image, Earth that nOurished thee shall claim
:hy growth to be resolv'd oearth again;
Aud, Lost each hum trace, surrendring up
Thine individual being, shalt thou go
To mix forever with the elements,
To be brother TO TIL insensible rock
And 10 inc sAHbElbn ClOut AllGA AlN RUIZ ." H44
Turns with his share, and treads upon. The oak
Shall send his roofs abroad, and pierce thy mould
Yet not to thy eternal resting place
Shalt thou retire Alone-noT eouldst thou wish
Couch more magnificent. Thou shalt lie down
With patriarchs Of the infant world-with kings
The powerful Of the earth-the wise. the good,
Fair forms, and Loary seers Of ages past,
All in one mighty sepulcher.-The hills,
Rock -ribb'd and ancient as the sun-the wales
Stretching ia pensive quietnesE between;
The venerable woods-the foods that move
Ia msjesIy.-sud the compl aiming brooks,
That wind among the meads, and make them greer,
Are but the sOlmn declarations all,
of the great tomb Of man.-The golden sun,
The planets, ALT infinite host Of heaven
Are glowing ia the sad abodes Of death,
Through the still lapse Of ages. All that tread
The globe are bat handful TO the tribes
That s'umber In its bosom.-Take the wings
q morning-and the Borcsn desert pierce
or lose thyseR in the continuous woods
That veil Oregon, where he hears sound
gave hi. own dashings -yet-the dead are there
And millions in those soitndes, since fist
The flight Of years began, have laid them down
IN their last sleep-tLe desd reign there alone
20 shalt thou rcst--and what II thou shalt fall
Cnnolioed by the living-and no friend
T.ke note Of Thy DEPARTURE Thousands more
win share thy destiny The tittering world
Dance 10 the grave The busy brood Of care
PlOd on, and each chases a. before
His favorite Phan'om,-Yet all these shall lcave
Their nIirth aud their employments, snd shall come
And make their bed with thee -
1.-THE OIL CdLiaet;;' ScriJner FOR AugHs,.
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no Inc ru bI5G !

T5EHE undersigned having gone into a co
1 partnership with NceSrs. g.. L. COR
Nl8ERr and G.. DURICT, the style Of the
firm will he IGOIiOt ~ 90. We
huye brought to this place ali The latest and
NEST approved appliances for extra fine
watch making and repairing, together with
the les: talent and skill IA the American,
French, ard Swiss improvements. MIR
Coruiber' ranks with the first Watch MAX
crs in tie Jai;Ui States. We have a2Pli-
uuccs to adjust Watc;e: to heat ami coli.--
fuitgr ourselves Tat we can 10 watch
work better s3.au the best Of other shops
throughout the country. All damaged
parts Of watches viii he taken ont md re-
placed with perfect parts. In many cases
our finely repaired watches will be made
better than new. Formerly Mr.. Cornibert
was entrusted with the first class of work
in New York City.
Cur assertion will be proven by giving US
- trial We will still keep fine class o.
rools-eyerything that is kept in first
Jewelry Store. Watches as cheap as
apests aud warranted, Our sincere
thanks to the pdblic for their very liberal
patronage in the past. We hope to always
merit share of the same by fair dealing
with all. Bear an mind OR talent is
not Het exhausted
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06

Perhaps tie most striking paper in
the ECIECTIC MAGAZINE for August
j. Eternal Hopes \ Reply to Many
Critics 10y the Rev. L. w. Farrar.-
In il Canon FarIar replies 10 the
numerous writers who have criticised
his recent volume of sermons in the
Contemporary RcUitlU; and the article
is a whole is avery remarkable dis
ctlsion of topic-tC the Naaost pro-
found and undying ilteeest. ARQther
noteworthy laper is ore by NE. Effttll
lees Hidhat Pssha, on The Past,
Present and Future OF Turkey and
Of exceptional interest is the secOLd
! aper of the Fe'its entitled "ImpTes-
r-ons of America hy Rev. Il, w
Dale, entitled politics The scIen-
titic articles are even better than usu-
al, one on The Origin of Flowers"
leading uifihr numhnr, while another
entitled 4 Fiery World, explains
the probable physical condition of
Mercury, ihp nearest to the sun Of ali
the planets. Mrrson. and Meryon's
Paris, by Frdcrit k Nedmore is de-
k,-rihed y The SDs, t0fcI' as q model
magazine paper and The Great
Tropical FailarY by j. Arburthnot
Wilfnn, j. lot lrf'fior in neither IN
tslfEt or literary merit. There Is
,ary a:,.,r.-' ~ a"ticle hy Matthew
Arnold Oh, .IonreUn's Lives. of the Po-
It's. ard also brilliant review of
.Philochrletus, a book which has
made a profound sensation in England.
;TI,e poetry and fiction of the number
Iiucluding four chapters of VIM.
blacks Macleod Of Dare and lively
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
Cheap and Fast Freight Line.

This is also the great Freight Line for.al
points in the southwest and northern cities.
Time as quick and rates as low as by any
other route. Goods forwarded IN through
cars without break Of bulk. All claims
promptly adjusted. Through bills of lading
issued with rates guaranteed from Bristol.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, by
our agents.
Boston agent-W. NJ. Clark, u Washing
ton street.
New York agent-Thos, Pinkney, 3O3
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Philadelphia agent-John S. Wilson, 81
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Baltimore agent-W. NJ. Lawson, 1871
west Baltimore street.
Be careful to have your goods mari ed -
"Virginia ana Tennessee Air Line, via
Norfolk Va.
For further information apply to Depot
Agent at Bristol, or address,
W. +. NJ. WORD.
Gcn'l. Passenger Agent,
LYNCuBURG, VA.
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A Home Enterprise.

Robert Pile is running q first-class
TanneIy, Saddlery, Harness and Col
lar business. He is home man, and
his work is better than eastern made
work. Give him call.
B3~ CASH or goods, or work paid
for HIDES at ROb't Piles.
nov 20, TIT.
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short story entitled y Romance by
Rum-Light) are of exceptionally
high quality; and the four Editorial
Departments are we'll filled. Finally,
there is fine steel engraved portrait
of Professor HelmholIz, the great
German chemist, with a sketch of his
life copied from Nature.
Single copies, 45c, one copy one
year, s.. Published by L. Il. PEI
TON, % Bond St, n. y.
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v, D0BTOT

n. B.-AIr. G. Doriot being extra
fine Machinist, as well as Watch
Maker, viii make TO order any new
machinery Of the finest quality, or re-
pair old machinery. Will undertake
new designs or new machinery for in
ventors. nov. 6. I877-tf.
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THNHOMAS
= HOUSE
Main Street. Bristol, Tenn.
Reopened by
JAS M. THOMAS

j AS M THOMAS,
Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
T HAVE again reopened the Thorn.
/ as House. on Main Street, and ana
prepared to furnish first-elass accom-
mediation to the public. No mOnev
and no pains will be spared I, make
the hotel all it was in its palEies.
days.
Boarders will be received on t5od
terms.
Being provided with good stable
am prepared to furnish stalls. food an6
attention to horses.
Rail road passengers will find the
house located in easy distance OF the
Passenger Exchange, the tables well
furnished AMI lodging unsurpassed.
POrters regularly at the trains @ re-
ceive baggage and conduct Fassengers
Jan g. Tiff
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We have just opened
MACHINE EMPORIUM

And are now receiving a large lot Of Reap
ers, Mowers, Threshers, WindMillss Piows
and Sewing Machines.
Two car loads Of Mowers, liarvesttrs aud
Reapers, and two car loads Of Ihresher7
just received.
We sell the Swcepstake Thrcsher and
Cleaner, and all The standard Sewing Ma
chimes, Wagons and general assortment Of
extras for repairing Machines.
We will sell these Machines tex per cent.
cheaper than they can be had elsewhere.
\ few good horses wanted in exchange
for Movers, or Mowers and ReaTers.
WRITTEN Il WARREN
Ap'l 23-'7S-tsep
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Jan 29,1S7S-1y.

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The cheapest route 20 BALTIMORE is via Nor-
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For PHILADELPHIA we offer an excellent COM
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Norfolk AID the Boats cf the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company. Daily, eXceBt Sunday.
For NEW YORK, the magnificent Steamships
OF the Ola IoMinion Line, leave Norfolk, Va,
every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday even
iHgs. after the lG;h % March.
There are no routes equal 10 these in cheapuess
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
SlI kinds OfCASTIEGS in our line. And TO do In
ishing with promptness and in the best manner
Large number OF PLOws, CANE Mills, sc. On
hand. DlXON SMITH co.
July q. 1871.
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NEW YORK V9EEKLr
HERALD.
ONE DOLLAR a YEAR.

The circulation of this popular newspaper has
more than trebled dining the past year II con-
tsIrs all the leading news Contained IN the Daily
HERALD, and is arranged in handy departments-
The
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AMERICAN NEWS

embraces special dispatches from all quarters of
the globe. together with unbiased, faithful and
graphic pictures of the War in Europe. Under
the head Of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26
THE INDIANS.

The Wisconsin scnre-The Fight between
Gen. Howard's Troops and the Saw.
ages.
NEW YORK, June 25-The movements of
the state militia and federal troops to Barnet
county, Wis. has been cOuntermanded on the
report of the State Adjutant General Bryant
that the Indian scare was groundless. He says
the Indians are harmless, have offered no vio-
lence and committed no depredations. The
cause of the scare is that the Indians are in
fatuated with new Pagan mystery dance, said
to have been taught them recently by Chey-
enne Indian woman, and hence the rumor
about compact with the Sioux They appoint
dances on the banks of different lakes, meeting
often, and spending two or three days dancing.
We proceeded to where the Indians are having
dance, and had a talk with the chief. Thew
mean no harm, and say nobody is mad and will
make no trouble. The panic is subsding.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dune -25.-SAyer- Oily aes-
patches say advance troops of Howard attack
the hostiles Sunday, As miles from Harvey.
Capt. Bernard bore the brant of the engage
ment. The battle took place at Curry Creek,
Howard has sent all the troops possible to the
front. Col. Robbins and two soldiers were
killed. Couriersi rode 200 miles ITO furnish
Howard news of the battle and to ask REIN
forcements. Maj. Egbert at Camp Lyon was
notified to protect Winnemucca road and give
battle to the hostiles fleeing in the direction of
Owhee and probably the hostles met severe
repulse.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26
Charles Matthews.

Charles Matthews, the renowned comedian,
who has just died in London, started in life as
an architect, but when only nineteen years of
age he attracted the attention either of LADY
Blessington or the Earl, or Miss Mary Ann
Power, the youngest sister of her ladyship-
accounts varying as to the penchant. When
they began their famous Continental tour in
1922 he became conpagno1, and for two years
was of the celebrated Blessington n,enage. He
was the life of the party; merry within the
limits of becoming mirth; an admirable mimic,
having marvellous facility in catching pecu-
liarities of manner, and he picked up the diff.
ierent dialects and patoiS everywhere encoun.
tered. "Then as now," once said D'Orsay,
with all his comic talents love of fun and
frollc, ludicrous fancies and OVERLOOKING gayety
Oh neart, he never ceased to be gentleman
ana 10 ACT and feel like man well bred and
weli'dlsposed." These Blessington associa.
nons maae lin me ne complete mimic, actor and
his fathers genius and aptness AID his moth
er's skill in music and letters. Thus naturally
in time he became an actor Few theatre
goers need to read biography Of Mr.. Mat
tnews 70 recall to their memories how he mar
ried Mime. Vestris-who from a danseuse
became opera singer and then actress, and then
mansgeress of the Royal Olympic, London
and wrote plays, sketches and farces for him
self and her and theatres; how he and she
played in the French language in Paris and in
the Italian in Italy how he came to this coun-
try after Mrs. Matthews death in 1856 and
starred throughout the country; how he mar
ried in Jersey City Lizzie Weston the daughter
of Manager Jackson and divorced wife of Dolly
davenport, and returned with her to London,
playing or Joining the parlor-sketch entertain.
ments together there, or through the British
Provinces; how he visited Australia and again
came here in 1871; and how he has since fitted
to and from Australia, England. New Zealand,
India, ETC., and performing, like the elder
Wallack and at about the same time os life
down to within the expected 'prospect beyond
the grave" after lie rideau de la vie tonberait
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26
Beauty and Art.

Ii has often been said that beauty is a mere
question of taste, and the remark is true,
though only up to certain point. In matters
relating to art the taste most certainly has to
be cultivated. 1t is only in the privileged few
that it reaches the point VIII ere exquisite pleas
IRE is produced by gazing upon cracked Chi
nese mandarin minus his nose, or an old oil
painting representing some of the saints
deliberately dressed in royal robes studded with
innumerable gems, engaged in earnest CONVEX.
sation with very substantial looking angels
ungracefully poised upon clouds on the tops of
their heads. 1t is most fortunate thing that
there are few men and women endowed with
the taste to thoroughly appreciate these mag
ni6cent creations of genius They form
sort of school in which the more ignorant of
their species may learn what they should and
and what they should not admire. The un-
trained mind of child shows from what
state OF dense ignorance the artistic sense has
to be lifted to attain those sublime heights we
have mentioned. SIT seems" said little girl
OF ten to her mother, after looking at some So
called objects dart that everything that looks
ugly is pretty" This remark plainly shows
the advisability of submitting ones ideas of
what is pretty to those who have made them
selves, or think they have made themselves,
capable of judging.
OF course it is very humiliating, after hay-
ing bought and paid for what you think very
pretty watercolor or plaque. to be told by high
art friend that your money has been thrown
away-your watercolor is by an unknown art
list. and your plaque pretty, perhaps, but mod
ern. You feel ashamed of your ignorance and
secretly resolve never to buy another ornament
or express an opinion on the subject. And vet
you cannot help thinking that nobody ever
remarked that your taste was bad either in
dress, equipaRe or amusements; and why should
You not have enough natural taste to Judge
whether picture is well drawn and colored.
even il it is by an unknown artist, and plate
pleasing to the eye, though not of old Nankin?
1t these sticklers for art would acknowledge
frankly that they have formed a school. and
that successfully. in which fictitious value
has been placed upon certain antique articles,
whether handsome or ugly and that as long as
the value lasts it is the best policy to invest
ones money in these articles, their remarks
would be reasonable; but to tell people born
amid refined surroundings, though never hav.
ing possessed blue and white plate, that an
ornament he or she has chosen is ugly in itself
because it is not old, and that picture is in
bad taste because the artist is not an r. A. is
an affectaton bordering on the Ridiculous
London Week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS.

Anuiv ersary of Bates Theological School
LEWISTON, June 25.-The ninth anniversary
exercises of the Bates Theological school took
place at ten to-day. The class consists of five
young men, two of whom are graduates of the
College. Their parts were as follows:
The Present Life of the Christian Part of his Eter-
nal Life. .......... Robert David Frost, Limerick
Comparative Value of the Study of Secular and
Ecclesiastical History,
The Diffusion of Truth hindered by its supposed
Friends. -. Thomas Hobbs Stacy, North Berwick
The Character and Doctrinal Systems of Arminius
and Calvin. .Hibbere Lockhart CORVALLIS, N. S
Elements OF Mysticism is Orthodox Theology,
Charles Samuel Frost Manchester, N. H
At2p m. Rev..J. L. Phillips delivered the
address before the Alumni of Bates Theologi-
cal School on "The Pastors Responsibility
Under the Lords Great Commits sion and How
1t May Be Metz
At o'clock p. m. occurred the Alumni
meeting. The following officers were elected:
President-Rev. A. Given.
Vice Presidential. w. 0akas. 1--=---
Secretary and Treasurer-E. 81. Story.
Orator-G.. A. Bickford.
Substitute. M. Libby.
Substtute-E. Whitney.
Executive Committee-J. 81. Rand, f. W,
Baldwin and A. G. Libby.
OVerSeers Vi Tue OOllego-U. II. SmltD, and
A. Given.
This evening the commencement concert
takes place.
Meeting OF she Alumni of the State College
BANGOR, June 25.-The Alumni of the
Maine State College held meeting today, and
elected the following officers.
Presldent-W. 81. Jordan.
Vice President.-W. T. Haines.
Recording Secretary-R. w. Eaton.
Corresponding Secretsry-W. A. Bumps.
Glass Secretaries-'72 E. j. Haskell, IA w,
A. Balentine, rs Wesley Webb, '76 A. M. Far
rington, II r. B. Burns.
Owing to the bad weather the drill was post
poned until Wednesday afternoon.
President Allen held a reception this even
ing.
The exercises Wednesday are as follows
1890 a. m. commencement exercises; D. m.
drill Of the Coburn Cadets; p. m. concere by
Miss Annie Louise Gary, Miss Ella G. Lewis
and the Mendelssohn Quntette Club,