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The edition Of Mr.. LonGelloT's POetcal
Works published by Houghton, OsGood Co.. forms SUI
perb and attractive illustration of the place Which held
by the honOrcd poet 10 the hearts Oho American people
The be issued in large quarto numbers, com
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designs by the eminent artists OF America, and pre-
pared expressly this edition Among the engravnGs
Is new steel portrait OF Mr. LousfOw from photo
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doing rare justice his expressive and gracious fca-
lures The landscape views which freely scattered
throughout the numbers actual transcripts from
nature reproducing Of the most beautiful portions
OF American scenery which have gained wide celebrity
by the exquisite dencatons Of the poet. The edition
will he completed in abOut thirty parts delivered to
subscribers IN two monthly issues until the Autumn
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his friendly oOunsels, and perpetual delight IRON his
graceful fancies his pathetic narratives, and his tender
pictures of household life, many viii prefer the we'll
worn volumes which be taken in the pocket aud ac
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Libraries with a costly and permanent memorial or ther
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Tor the PIRATE sumruousness OF its form as well
as Tor the charm Of its contents
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tractiye companion FOR the Summer tourist That
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writing for literary effect His style bcirays the

writing for literary effect. His style betrays the
thinker and the scholar. but not the poet, nor the
rhetorcian. His aim is the lucid expression OF,
ideas not the artificial embellishments of language.
The signs of learning are profuscy scattered overh his
pages but he makes use OF il to further his ends.
not TO parade his erudiion. He intimates that the
work has been prepared as n recreation from
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this may perhaps be seen in the composition OF the
volume. 1t indicates the style Of the amateur rather
than that of the practised writer. The traces OF
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which ibough admirable qualities in combination,
NAV be exercised in too bare form 1or the grace
ful ease the poished nouchalance which is so rich
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The inadverteuccs into which even the most ac-
curate historians are sometimes betrayed are
TO he noticed, but the error of ASCENDING tue
authorship of "The Life of General Ma
thanael Greene TO his son, instead of his grand
son. Professor George Washington Greene, the dlS-
tincushed essayls and historical writer is an error
which needs correction. But these defects, II they
are defects are but cracks or unevcnesses IN lno
varnish Of an effective picture The SOLD character
stics of the work-is thOroughness, its depth, It's
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cal library and render il valuable ad IN the
stady Of the successful steps by which the leeole
colonies of America attained the conditions OF ma
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approach from Barcelona sunrivaled and should never
be made by night however hot The climate Is pure balm
which smu rather than eneyates But the farecOh
sss Of too strange and original compounds for the taste
even OF the evolved gOurmand. Greasy ham WITH
ereasier eggs and tomatoes, fish in the middle OF the
dinner the .olp made o. floating "reminiscences OF yes
terday, the enormous peppers devourcd Ike
bread and the singing messos OF onlons, VINE
gar, oil, bread, salt, ana rcd pepper mixed
together in water, which form the dainties OF
every table, present severe task TO the unaccus-
toned appetite. stin the people are healthy The ar
the sOftes sunnlest sweetest in the world The sea
dstf into it It's honeyed coonoss saffron mist Of
white light dwes overt IT. haets nestled IN cypress
and palm hover round the mother city Ike So many
young birds; se1OTas In bright costumes move about
with oriental nghtuess; there is perpetual peal OF
church bells; and the streets swarm with beggars Mr.
Harrsons description OF the bulfghts Of Valencia give
a new coornc those repulsiye scenes. Indeed the
principal Of his book throughout arises from It's
marked individuality II the author tells old story,
he does not tell it IN che old way The straw which has
been often rashed crisp and fresh under his
hands ss II Il had been brought from the field today
aud his own sparkling vivacity gives glow and bright
ness to pages whether he dscants the beauties of
the Spanish landscape the Whimsical customs Of the
people or the deeper traits OF national character.
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less t1[ots BY co:ct!c OF sri'c'nInr and unscru.
t,ilous preachers, whose only attn and object In
llte shoull be 10 prevent this class OF inlmt-
grants from hcet,nlIIg duly and truly American
lied, AMI ,lat Mr. En .ndcr, Of tim a"i:i. * tic
ilcai md front u1ld champion of this unlleard-ot
movement.
Considering tile now palpable fact that u A
finter" mist have been the very first to tls.
et,yer this tTcachcrous attempt uf re'etous
element IN our midst, anil IA lie also appears to
bs 2 echo1ar ot eminent ','sssc, fulI' able to
closlc llis patriotic sentiments IN tho parcs.,
clotcest, nntl most translucent English. Il nc-
ours to inc HAT THO Governor possibly contnlt-
teti rnther l,att hlundcr III no: apnpntEng tho
said "Svrdsh lla,er'' t. the StAtc Board of
Education lustca.. OF Mt. Ennn'lcr, WIN cannot
MI The bill aceor1ng to TIC negative h.s,'darl
lnid down By hts orutltte traduccr, lnd who per.
itaps must Yield to him the higher piano IN
euItnrs AMI literary attainments.
Hoping he will continue tn 10. ns be has
already SO. out, the guardian angel of lts pour
heufuhtcsl countrymen, anil anxiuusly nwaitln2
some further startling dtseosGrie, md highly
npprecIablo disclosures Of ouslanllieh p!ottinEs
and antt-American consptrar'os, beg to sub
scribe myself. .....
An ARpEST Aputnkn or SWEDISH HArEH
or DlUOTAr.
, 1879-08-16


Ing A. F. an!der, Of Minncapolts, h1nn.,
who Was On 4 st1ll hunt los
cheap lands, realizing TINS but short tlme WI
elapsc before Az desirable IahuS ID tA's otato :
Will bc worth big suoEoy. 4,
From Columbus 70 Central city had no
pleasure Of chat uish a. =. lonzaltns the oIi1
cfent Manager Or iilc Blifl!nEton q hiissoat1s
who ts now, With his sister. Keeping house III
tJnaha-
At Columbus, Webstcr snydcr-Hho 10 now
associated With Q: F. Davis. ex-L,na Commls.
sioncr 0f the Union Facifc Ralsoad, ana
who arc doing heavy real"cseate pusine9e'
headquarters nt On1ata-was stopping a. the
same hotel ~ /; and. a. we aandayed thcfe, wo :
had what to nc were pleasant eonseFsatlons,.,-
ho giving mo some "reminiscences OF caflY fat"
roasl-expcrlenccs In Nebraska
At Fremont, while the tra!u was waiting
"thlrty minutes for dinner" who should aeN.
on the rear end OF The rear car but the teV kobeS
Co1Iycr, Of Chicago. en- route to the Pacf(lc wie-
his family. Although "nevcr introduced" >.
could not refrain from epeaknE 10 the Doeto5t
1t was too good to sec q familiar face from C1-t
car0 80 far away from holns.
Whttolaw Ratd, Of tie Now York 1rt5une,I
pAssed through here yesterday on bis way Easts
Wlthhin were Mrs. Flood-Htfa Of The meEnbc
Of the noted firm q Fiood IS q Ubrlen--nnd hef
bonooLnt and 40-less. say. i!ttcen years,
| should think. 4he was dressed In black silk
du1ter.-'l,at 10, as iar as could see;-stlo woto
her hair braided In single strand. hanging ne
| bind. Like her fathers money. 1t Is golden.
They travelled 10 a VERY handso'ne ca1,@tho d.
| recl0raS car uf The Central Pacific Kx!GtoAd.-
, 1879-08-16

tho.o of Avrshirs and the Gslloways, and, ao
their rr,co ts lower, The homo manufacturer is
now pincetl at a serious disddyan,aec. In Wig
tow,,,1ire. !; y Ayrshire. man! oa!ry farmers e.;
greater mart oF last year's stock remains on
their h,n,ts ,tnsold: The production Of buttor
fallen To less than half that OF last ycar at tho
Fane ecason; They cannot sell nearly the whole
10 save It from hctng thrown away. II was this
critical state Of matters lat the 8tranraee meet
ing was held to discuss. Tho adoption OF
formal resolutions was postponed for q
month, but there was m lack of paain
speaking. It is satisfactory to notice that
the idea o. returning to rrotcction in any
form WAS emphat!ca,ly .lfsclaimed by successive
speakers. Tic right Of tho people 70 tho cheap
est food With which they could supply ihen,-
selves. no matter what soecfa1 interests should
suffer, waa plainlr and honestly recognized. Tic
chief complaint mh1e was that the wi,pse Ut The
loss arising from the foreign competition and
the bad years te falling on tenants. md that
none of It has fall as ret on the lantllorts. a
dem .rh 10, therefore, made Tor tho Immediate
reduction Of rents, nl 1t Ia tnstascd TINT the re-
duction must b. permanent ard not temporary
, 1879-08-16

etaas =. ts.ts!e,ea q tactics Militia restricted
~ %~Hd,Ta.s 10 'old,srs and sailors, b, Nal.
"; m..skFrmI.h lighting, aud artillery, and
battalion drill.
0p. n.-i)scss nsrado.
rnpAr. Auo. %.
6untiac- Morning gun.
On. m.-lteyc1Ic.
NJ. m. -~l}renkfnst call.
IN. Ht.-SIck call.
Rn. nt.--tiuard nlurnt.
On. tn.-ltt1o shooting hv r1ie elnb1 and o.hsfs.
II q. n,.--OrAn1 faytsw Of all Veterans te0 ~
II. il. HcMdcFslot. ''Drn,nmcs Hoy Of tlie 1tappa.
hannock, :" anil Fifc. .Majur Cno'ejac, and militia
snd az n%n sn .,'G an oSor psonInent military men, il
frnnt of a,nphltheatrGs.
81. n,.1speak,ns fton grand stand By Gems.
ORlcshy, Farnswortn, 1lurlhut, BcverldRc. Bragg
3: n.arsa I'D, {. s9a% A. )! e't'o and capture OF
Commander of Uniou forces--c3en. o. l.. stann.
Con,mau,ier Of isobei troops-.Gen. 7. J. 1tondes.
Commander Of Veteran nr,Radc-Gen. q. Iiil!lard.
Commander Of Grand Army Of tho Ropuo'lc-
e commariaer n Of iislno!s National Guard-0su. j.
T. Terrence.
The following aro
TIE REUNION COMMITTEES
which have boon appointcd:
Executive Cumulittee-W. ". Bishop, Fred o.
White, L. Q. Hill, Joseph Rcising, and II. u.
Finance committee-I.: Q. nilI, Joseph netslnz,
Tho lion: c. g. Earo tFEeas.urer), and j. J. Nc
,oamFsea %hs IT, g. bouss, na ioa
committee on eatons--A. F. Wade. oeorcs
Committee on ,Ttansrorta'ion and Organization
a. rfralele. and g. Zimner.. u...,
, 1879-08-16
Difference against -
MraiI I.... % d1oY a.1n1 BIZ 20.

HlHErcHcC a2htnat
fitraii... 100 012a a.1p2 8.173. COZ
II will thus be seen that, Tor the twcntY-sfx
secular dass of Aprsl, the ailverttslng space Of
the l.ontlon TfmM vas 14,t59,009 Ma agate.
wh|1o that nj the Lera was only G,09f. 8G0 M's
agate; showing that tho ItraH's advertising
natronn7e, an measured by hpncc occupied. wss
only 42A pcr cent that Of tho T;taes.
Tho printed matter Issued by the London
7s,a.s during the twnnty-stx secular DAYS OF
April was q. De-. COS M'saeae, while That tssucd
hv the Htraa during tho same period was H.
S01,9D Mfa. Bv comparing The advertising
space. as above statdd. with the total RI printed
matter, In the case Of each jonrnat, We Gnd
that, during the twenty..lr DAYS, thc Ttn,es
printed i4,8oi,0fa MIS- Of non.affvcrttslng mat.
Ter w1iIo Tho Herald printed II. r.. $40; 30 that
nn!s In respect TO this class OF matter eau the
Iftrafl claim to approximate the T:mes, md Ia
that It InlI. about 20 per cent short OF its Lon
don CONTEMPORARY. It must he taken into &C.
count IN this comparison that It covers time
~hen husiuess WAS ruvtvlng in New York and
suffering an Utmost unprecedented tiepressioD IN
LOpaon. However. II our citv contemporary
can snantain its equilibrium and avoid swaR0er-
Ing awar It's reputation. 1t will no doubt some
t]ay eclipse what ls now only tho object Of its
emulation. In the meantime, II does not need
TO cn!m more greatness than It is justly en-.
titled to,
, 1879-08-16
DummcrA far Ofnco.


CHlCAao, Aug. 15.--Nnt half a dozen ycare
apo hc,teycd that t]c h|rhest. MIN of an Amcr,
trou c,tIvo ,v,x IA ,nte suc, mn ,ct.,o,, ,,, ~,
Nun s",@st, "ae ~ ,uhe '"en "a 'a'cic't III .''o
poltlcai affairs OF MS country rs TO secure tho
most permanent good for his people. Were my
belief well founded, there would bo no man to
sov lin, ,o rn,,I1 no, have in,,a oro,, w. ,n9
uat e.;,, IN, ,sa .''1 % ".'.-aa " ~ .'n ~
lessons learn all convnee INC that the tnsti.u.
tions Of political economy arc 1cgallzcd means
Each nv M pFinra tort1 me- new ryste.ns ems Of m matura,i ]
uns n,. % .'.r 1 W." e e,s ~ ususa
OF the lan1 fall to display their talents because
Of the brutal force OF kpRycry ouI Ills duuc,
irnoroncc. Te1, A soc3a,ist thnt III. l,rtr ~
',s..s..,, -. ~, a,,,as. ."., ~ 1 H..
passion. uu'i will not heed tho most convincing
truths brought to bcar proving the farts, Ie
believes iu t)is theory Of Bismarck schlilng or
Kms Morgan. No other mnn eau have
may not charge $a.6o pcr day
to tcll his pvn opinions to Il Depression Com
mIttec. ur drink 81 worth Of !" beer at picnic
conceived Tor plunder. At tho other end wo
have tho Dsoocrat--a slave. driven beioro tho
Republican plundcr.ngs." He complains Of
the hard tln,rs brought on By urant, vet falls to
sec wherever and whenever hIs party WAS tn
powsF % Gw M nss md h1 ao, Msr. in ns, bar
bcl,eys that therc Is not q Dcruocratc new soapcr
In the Land hut pays the Iawest wages mud tio-
minds tho most work. witness tho Times OF
ths city and the State organ In Indiana. the Ss,s-
nt or any other paper iu tho Union, The itr-
uoTant lrsahmsu SAYS It was the Democratic
party that saved u mo an nc Church from tho
kuoWnothln's." IIe bccyes his PARTY 10 be
conrelyea without eE. and Ii d intallbo IS Ills
Church, md will fight for que d. quick % the
olher. II lie loves lin word only honest gov
cru,ucut, he Mill not obIcut 10 putting thieves
anI imbecfles III power; aid, as proven
by tia uast, II he IL dishonest, he
soon gets a,, Office, provided ho l,as
some saluop in hls ward to back him i'm, II it
Nns not lor ccrto!n sal,on In tho West Dlyis.
Ion, a certain ui}lcpr " ouId not hayc been pro-
motet,-t1u yaloouf.t md hts swiceers going
personally to "sco" liarr,aon for hls bcuytlt
Ynk th,s sa,na ot]leer did political trade WHEN