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confidence, and ~ much or more practical zeal
1H'ItE mural earRestucAs. mny tunnt upon stll
larger following.

hhI mural earHestreAe. mnv tu,int upon BILL
larger following.
sIcssrs. Macmillan 4 Go. have HOW In the
Er"ss ~ = ~. frat portion Of wor!; y, which Mr.
I. y. Tylor has long been engaged This is q
teit-book on anthrooo1ogy, or. accorlng to Tho
a9thor's uwn title, "MRn aud Civilization"
gtnpters OIL The anatomical naFt Of the subject
wy bc contributed BY Prof. Ray Lankcstcr. Il
y hoped that tho work may appear ty the cud
Au1leS's rhysiouratly."
lte IMPORTANT announcement Is matc By D.
App1leton a. 70: .la. they l,nve hcco1lc tic
ni.sn s,s,ca o. w. hansroits Of fhe
work VIII hare tnanY i,ntu,Ttas,t reyjsiona bv tho
aathor' together with large editions, Including
The history OF tlle formation Of The Federal
ion af Ina o opening Of the admtn,it1a
ful'y illustrated with mans, purtralts, and yoett-
cuts Illustrating the text Nj. Bancroft los juss
completed Two ncW yulufHe5, ,nak.nE seven In
alt, which will bo fsaucu ut Intervals and sold bY
subscriutlon ouly.
believe IN reading, In large proportion, By
subjects rather tlInn by authors. Some bpoks
must be rcnd tastny, As it were, every word.
Iennyson will hear TINT a. Milton wluldt o.
Gray would,-for they tusted tvcfy wutl them
selves, a. Ude q Carcne would taste pntaxs
meant for King or Queen. But, o1.ec lie.
come familiar wlth subject 80 as 10 know
what YOU wish to learn about It, aud you can
read pnEc as a tash Of lightning reads II.
Learn lehson from 1loudin aild his sons prac-
ttcc Of looking In at slIop-window and rcn.c,l'-
berlns all they saw. Learn to read d page IN the
shortest possible tsme, assd to stand thorough
examination OH iss eontcnts.-0. ". Loltne,.
Porter j. Coates will publish Aug. "Tle
Prehistoric World,h translated lrUIn tho French
Of Ellie Herket. In this work. Under the iurm
of story, the author has portrayed ife during
those very remote periods the records of " htch
are TO bc found only In the bones Of ANIMALS nnd
the ttnplcmrnts used by mar, which have been
discovered Ia vnrious parts 81 Europe aud in
ule remains Of villages built by the .carc a,d
lake dwclIers. The story Is founded OH tho
latest scientific researches, and go full aui com
plctc nre these btcn that tic author Ia enabled
TO present to tile reader q picture Of li!e III the
prehistoric times. The descriptions Of Nature,
comparison Of the then conuition and appear
nnec ot the country With the present, nrc In
tented to hc acGurntc. Tie book has tecn
through many editions In France.
a Asingular story coucs FROM Vienna as to
Eomc unpublished works Of lic1ne which have
Of Ft,nucc. According to thc Utatsche .uoata9i-
Nsf, the works III question consist Df two vnf-
un1es Of memoirs referring 10 tic period from
ls0O 10 1880. md sotne satireal poems on ti1e
lleiue to III, brother Gustavus, editor Vi Tie Fra..
dnb at, during the laitcr's visit to Paris tn 1861.
Heinz had very poor opiuiou uf his bEother's
abilities, and when l!,e latter told him that he
1luuput ot tHAhtir lin paper nu DFHaH 01 TIC fe.
actIuNary party he lryly observed, Well, you
arc foot enoug to do lt,'' and then pruccclted
to vent hts spleen Oh lhe Austrian drnasty hy
reading aloud the poems In question: Eustavlss,
aIasned represented to his brother that, II tcko
poe,ns we're published. II would be impossible
for him 10 remain In Vienna. unl, knowing Ills
brotlser's financial difficulties, offered to buy
The manuscript. Eventually harEaln wns
concluded aud Gustagus returned to Vienna.
In 1851 }la again cane to Paris, anu
fund hts brother Ill nnd penntluss as be-
lorr llcine had been writing nir,,lutrs Of his
childhuod, hts sctloo!-daya, his lie at berlin and
GottfnreB. aul tho sitst few years of hts rest
dcnce III Paris. They hail been ready Tor tic
press since 1b47, but their publication lad been
postponed, Us Heire wished to add third
volume Carrying OIL The work to t!le year 14iu,
but had been prevented By illness ftnln COIN
plcttpg it. Gustayus lent hts brother d,UO0
francs, ulla took tic manuscript 10 Ftcnna I'D q
pledge. Tor the payment Of the amount. Soon
after IlcIne died. Ills widow applied to Gus
yaln; and uctnc's publisher, Campo, wns
equally unsuccessful, Gustayus asserting t,ms,
as the Ioan was not scpu!d within the per,ud
stipulated, tile manuscript WIS his uwr1. Mean-
while 10th the memoITs aIIl the poems were pre-
tcntcl by Gustavus to tic Austrian CuuTt ''ns
proof Of Ills loyalty y; aud he received In re-
turn tic 6000 fraucs he mad lieut. to Ills brother,
aud WIS made Baron. IT, WIS proposed ut
irEt to burn Lilcsc WORKS, as they both cui-
tatncl violent attacks Oil The House Of Haps-
burg; but they 6ecsn by some ascideut-our-
hnps When ttlu question Of compensation wns
! cunsidrre1-lo lsare found their way lnto the
Ministry OF Finance. where, It ts stltcd. they
arc still to be fouud.-ItM Hall Ga:ttE.