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THE SHAD0W.lAND.

wo sleep forgetting, forgotten. below,
While tho Winds Of tho Wintos arc driVln9 tho
And ioaiicss tho willows and ma!ows:
Wo sIcup while THO foot Of yours arp pNsstng,.
The turf Ger our heatls In Spring tlno CRUISING,
With tho coming Of swulloHa.
Tho btthor land with its wnyslo OF sorrow.
Wo ]onve for the feet thas shall trend tho to-
And The tl.r that shnll beat in the shallows;
Tho thithcr land o who doth knOw2
Wa sleep waiting thp biitfs to grow
On tho wIlIuwS ami mnll0Ws.
o silent, Hllont land! Toroyer
Tho night thick hnngs IN tho pAassnG r1ver,
And 10 CROSS w1 fear md Bhtyor.
o MtRts 50 ttunrl q aaldOwS 1arkl
O valley e.,lh md wandering hArkl
Who ahAli lead uA nvpr7
Tho rtsou One-thn tb0n Jesus
furoygr thcru wntta 70 rocplvo Us
In tho silent lat1d of shadDws.
And tho swallows tilt a1,!l tho yiolots blow,
Whore Erecn thu mta1OWd.
@ Hllont, sltu,,t land. With, our treasures
Allotutahed III thy l-ulirtroasurcs and plnas'
Swallowed u,d lost In thy hl,luws-
Why shbnla WI tnrryY UIuler tho snnw
Lot IN xtoRll til sing tho swallows. hnd blow
Thc MnllDWs Qud Wlluws.
q. N. NnluuAM.
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HOOKS NEGEIYEp.

HOAyhH AkJzA1 4-Hs
pCrEAst's LInnARy COMPANION Eon lsTD.
Prlce 80 cnnts.
ltEn DnI0Hr FUruRE. Chicago: Henry A..
Sumnrr & ca. Fr1pc 81.
H11RsY. 1sy the Author OF Is lsutledge." Now
Ytrk; q. W. Carleton l. Co. Prlro $1.6o.
Hints TO HOUSEWIVES. Nv Msa. Frp1ur,ck.
London: MNcsnlIlAn s. Co. I'r!co 90 cents.
OpD OH EvEN. ny Mrs. a. u. r. Whitney.
Doston: Houghtou, Os9ool l. Co. Trico $tsa
WILLIAM ELLEnY CnASHtsu. a D!sonurssby
Henry W. Doliows. Now York: G. p. Putnam's
EDns.
CuErnMa REVENUE RErORM: Hearing OF the
Special Committee. Now York; Chuubor Of
Commerce.
HUMHOEnr LintAny.-EbrCATtOv. by Her
hert SpeneGe. Now York: J. Fitzgerald & Go.
frlrG Il cents.
THE sTANnAHD sEAIEs.-lnrLs or TIE KIva.
by Alfred TBnnysUn. New York: /. X. Funk &
TO. I'Fico ~ cunts.
4 4ATcIIg1. Gulnn ron TIE VACATIoS-Toun-
1sr IN EuN0rE: With Nuns. lsdlt!on fer l4S0.
Doston: ]ioughtnt'. Osgood & Co. Price g.
AMERICAN. pnosE: With Introduction nnd
Notes. l}y tho Author of "AMcrleNn Poems. "
t1uston; Hnnghton, OsXood s. CO. 1rico $fs6.
FnEx TnAnE AND ENnlLsr COMMERCE. ny
Augustus alhtlErrtl[c1l. Seventh Etl!tlt!l!. kyw
York: Cnsscll Potter & 0sllpin. Prize Is conts,
rms AMAZON. by Fr.nz Dinxplstolt. Now
yurk: q. T.. puttnnl's Sons. pupor. Prico u
ccntA.
FAL1.AcIRa ABOUT TnrA1. AnsTtNENcH Coz.
etukIEu. lly Cnnnn FMrrnr.-THE EyLL AND TIL
NntlonAl Temperance a0uety.
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fsne en ra 40 ssss ws t!nf{ t is .e ss sss
tint the Administrator OF to other J,rrsissniit
haa been SO tra'llt wtl, faassGr 1 70 1,a l,aerty
'sf'ea'it fha ,'isastrous rss,ilt q is7i' brought
about by tho Nnwtsv attempt to force tho
Grat,t, Gts :" eoi'pciict, tho Republican psrly ii
ma,,y States to take tlle bnck track II 1876 ol'
tho thtrs.tGrm question. TcnnSylynntn letl
nlI with this resolution nt let Stdtb C0ntbll-
t9 kesors s' ssy rhss xs s;Ssif: !ssafc firm aid Ill.,
qualified nt1lterrllce tn tito Mnwrltten INV nf
the Republic, which wisely, antl nnder ne
saGtl9n f t Hst yeerahle ~ oxa1Iss n1I.s,
to two. terms; aid we, tha Republicans 1t
PENNSYLVANIA In recognition Ut THIS Inv, are
mnnltnrably nppased to the elGctlon tn tl'G,
prnsidency Of any person TOR third tort,i;"
.,,,ai My xoIk MepMoIIic"ns In ls7'' In State
t,ou T. tho election Of nny President for a
Massachusetts Republicans resolved In
spna sssson r. ~ VEL! ,snse IS se s Tss
trtea ~ ts Il, esape . Gt fs1 W9sGEtas r.
Of the United States Should not excced
8ecoila tcrt1.n
Ol,io Republicans In 1876 resolved:
LUG otrse NJ tla o. cloaa ~ scen
resi,!eitial ter' WI 10 N sne tsatF; maas ~ ~
'!s em III s'e n.s tI few ~ ~ tha ia.
,.!vhuiI 4,,ia I"'a !" 'ne "'"1'st IN" VI @'' A's
pusH}ni;i; pu}n,;;, ,osott,or. ,,,,o ,ossod hv Renph.
lcaMs N otnGt o1te C2nxet!ns, I,.,u nt wiz
sssaetfs - H 'i3ss ~ nninrftv ~
~ ,,oar o ;uoa oenrtn,na hi Re.
,h,cam ,M1 nvsrnnr s,ectcd M ~ inrs,n ,nninr-
ny; y, No,r v,r,, t,o rorrb,,con oot, >paa ,,s
so1 !" Ne" 1oth l''o 'sep"o'''"'l e"'i' ""' W.
~; w Min tho Do,nocra IN maior,tv NJ 17soe.
ooat ~ +; HI ~ syns nvnrsnt,a nfG knnuhIicn,,
s,'ninrt,. nnoi -, ~ III snnnron Wv N'~P
HIP ~ a,nonn1t ~, "t ~ tir, farm for crnnt In
1o1 ~ aar"Hy ~ X r. aatn ~ III ~ tan tnnnh.
,a,,s ~, senoot, n man,onrottc Enm9r"asr
lAGNhn VIM nnsSH.IaEt ~ Eus stSss,
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IN tho aunshfne and the oceatl Of benuty Hes
bright a.,d fair before them, dared they bit

venture ILL.,"
The AMERICAN 4trt net,te,p nlentlot,s ttat
a n,ar wits lately caught In tho Eaf.llen uf the
%gtes IT, ri as ,fnE tc1 Il 1"kt II atSrs sStr & H. a s|f III
occupation 10 brenk statues, statucts, bn9.
rellefs, and, to sel! than FIR. export. Ito
affirmed tint the English nte tho best cus-
tuners for wares of t'lfs sort:
11r. Charles 1,an,nan, long connected will,
e ter ssse ars III se {" a s NstSa fssf3e Aesa%y my
an.i as sold ftf tI'on ai iIls salmon FisIs
lii Cnnntta>" exhlbitett u. the Academy sew:
HaiSs ffn 1s snp," ffs i mna ss X MEn ~ iSa ass Of
stiiti, Jamiizer {i5fs-lS which has 6eon
for ,nany. years exhibited on Ioan nt tho Ger
tnan!st!c Nl,srt'm IT Ntirnhnre, Inns Gcci' sotl.
fays ord, ts Ec,sfffe q Tg" a}{ ~ M 9aS
aware Of the barRaln til It was completed.
Mr.. W. spottlswoode, President Of tho
Roynl Society, London, ins recel1tly shown
BY Experiments III II public lecture tl!atcQtoIs
differ ~ three wnys.-nan,ely, III tint, III H.
'tfn aept II e"'o2Mvarsatons 81 S @ apsSins d st @ III
shadow, either general or selectlve, ne SC,
lectiva slladowtng hcfng the suppression Of
ono or morn Ut tic ingredients Of which
white l1Ett Is compounded.
Miss. Fittella Bridges. whose pictures Of
blrd-tlfe over land and water are, already
very successful In hor. recent Lohtlon ex-
hlblti0ns. The hfay 50. Nicholas has q frontls-
p.ece from l,or hantl.--n ilne lrAw!ng of
c,lripus wrcn's nest, wlifcl, WIS hui!tln largo
calabash with q hole IN Its sttle. The picture
Sritien Hiy1"fl 81 tlo x xir thriy % yeats @ aeo '''
In recent navel tho reader, Is introduced
to an artist WHO Is oloof n weii-known class;
therr.,-!'Thc Plague OF Darkness, '--as It DC
eurtnd III consequence " Tlnrnoh's steady
refusal to allow the Isracltfcs to 20 nbnit
their business, .wfici! requested 20 do 80 BY
Moses Ills other picture Of ''rle P!9gne Of
wife had urged l,tn! to try tho dnrknoss; for
to make q sensation with. hferdon dill not
agree To lts being eMsy, hut he had deter.
lifnell tA try u; md l,ati now got TO tfnt
stage where It WINS pretty lark, bit likely to
he much tnrker."
Onc end OF the South Court Of tho South
Kensinyton Museum, I.nnInn. contains 4
Srs lspn pn,fnf " ts By 81 IoKa EfsfsH ccn Lse
Arts. = In n spac!ous courtyard. ilcluset
BY buildings nf massive nrchitcctliro or the
fifteenth century Fsorcntlne style, VIZ 1,ayt
busy groups Of Italian nnblemctt. Brilliant,
cOstnsnetl, selecting nrtns and Ar1nnr. Sotilhr!
and more simply e!nd ar.ii'scIs ssryc to BAL
| d0rs Of the sccne. At the hnck rise build
tngs, Expresses, nt,tf orange trees, Under ak,
oyercnAt with clouds. Tnrietv 1t, arrange
1gent for the numerous figures tntrb!tucet! Il
obtained by utilizing strllctltlnl devices lt!ti
platforms which funk the Iingc Enteway \
leading e different levels Of the premises, filt
| the lfkE.H
, 1880-05-01
4 IItndu0 fIercn21s-'rAo Wonderful
Atllln1fn EnniA Of HRitAiNc TAlMIrMlll.

N, ,,r+u...Iu,vnut ~ n no,,.I nt,nrnrfor .voe
an VntGatMa;et n; y ~ ~, r. ,s u' - XII Jnr, rins
HnuIi''ns i ~ isn,ay' ~" Viii inyt.,d irR" ..(1
na Y ,s,,',us y. r. tnn.s .o,,'" "xt.tsrmrv
aM os sFGHt W. 1 isrI W. 1e WIZ, 1s',,'t
MeSm it! aot", ",, vo ,t ~ w. t;luv III" H.
nnitti 9t ~ ies. ~ ,,lM, H. ss,.s, ,,r,t
Hss i,.' @ ~ nvs Mrn ,rr,, WITH n, lrii, ina
ae n' I'LL tys m9ess rc.s.s II ~ ~. ,tots
,ti!os Wno wsr. praae aag WnI11 tp9s ~ Z! iMo
stt,r aa snmrkabiy u ~ anv -, ,irut WIst, senn il
conjunction W|th th9 nealatalu! t sar1fM1l4nsa
AtE sS iru!lia.Eats ~ ~ Mi!y " M,i' inasnE !.E
H.una tos tnspeatl9m LUZ X 9 .stat,o5 "n tn
aiinfa!ty thAE tnorn Was ~ netut1tMnt NY ntn r
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FROZEN,

, by Pslnca, you arc very sllout.
Fallll, and uu!d. ana still;
Whore Aro tho sun -WArill at1lltea OF old
The words md tue Looks that thrill1
Int0 your marble silence,
Ny prlnuG, fnfH would 0eoep. .-....--
Aud 6ri,lK buck tho llKht t0 your duaky eyea,
Aud w0kan tho pulars that sleep.
gnmbrc, a1ll chill, Nud eolsEnu.
f0El stand out there In thp Yloomt
Thu dny " ttnrkl ling n1A.vo the bills,
! Aud tho shadows aFe In tha room.
How did burt your-WDi1na yptl--
Fill you with wrath 80 Aaepf
With klsseA warm could waksn Fou
Out from your mashl" sl9ep9 .-..
April u, l55l FANNY DhlAcoII-
, 1880-05-01
HANGING JEFF DAVIS.

Andy Johnnon, Zach Chandler, TScn
Wade. and Asen nntlor Nantoa 10
suspend Him to soursATFio EFoc-
Isutlor's Plan for Trying Jcff:
riah Ghuatr." -,
An Important conference took place on the
following day (Suntlay, April 10, 1868 in tho
Prcsltlnnt,s rooms, 3y appointment Sell
..s,, f,,n,,,isa n,,a .,1.aa n,,,t 1nnu coroJa
n1ofs C"u'n'el 'u'u Wue ~" It Jun. Husouo
(an original member OF the Committee on
tho Conduct OF tho War, then q contestant
for scat in tl,o Ilouse' e. called upon MI. Mr.:
Jon.son, mla psoceeas' ~ eoms.tus .,as,i Will
nim Wiat policS slloulu W pursMeu tow'1u 's,'.
the ehtete Of the conquered Rebellion. They
,,,at oynr,,,,os ahou,J Ia modc NJ n fetv ri
the moro guilty Of tic Southern trattors. and
Ssy a3xs on ss sossS sDsn G 10 whit
tho 9anTar or assassination. nnI rccol]ectlnr
Io .o uss ''.., snfrar~a ~ ns so,,thor Ti,,o,,st
HIS own aaIetngs rs oons.osn .,tan oa.o,sI ",M
wero compelled at tho outset to sock to
a nart ,hi. ,"aa eort"io ~ dafat tba
's nim s they w were anxious kin % to seoafeNnamcIy:
TINT Of lmpressing tho public with n sense Of
ishn,ent & f of deliberate and inSxc,,sabis trea-
@ys AnrcM I'D J9Sspns pasRssnns s ras e.
n,nylon Tia s rn1ntinns ~ Afr. ui,arfiiers Mr.
tWIH tWnss anl 1Tr cnVotin Viii, tneir former fsI
fn~s.o,m,nittn @ @ Vera Than sxcee,i,mr;y H.
tin,ni.' aa1tl thay lnborel to restrain Iii yt,-
hnn,e.1ce nii IN ftlreot his tIetarmtnnfion Intn
.G!eEs aemncI n ~ octnm ~ wItcl slnnl i,n ist md
mi .tni na4sinna.s. a,1,I sb"nl tj,us ynid wiloit
aa,nn nG inf'uencss it Iasl been s,ieatsteI tint
payis a "ter fnEtlxs renels s9a 10 a
thn @n,sifnm ~ fnair numisi,ncnt i1na t.v",in;i
e @ 9as e.l nsnnnH ~ III ~
I III II tna a"t;foramrn a,'S tsre III m waS
gSMSIn, % w 'ts rtst, ~ "uS oa II 'u ny
lAsDGlIlCH StlUlllu Uo aEle3tEu ~ FApItiy 'lS
, 1880-05-01


Murray announces now work by Mr. Dar-
win oil "rlo Clrcnm1iatat!on Of plnnts."
WIIlobie's "Ays,s," u poem written III 1904,
coutallls tilo earliest mention VI Shak-
speare's name.
Wilkle Collins will write for tho June nunl-
ber Of the International feculctv MI asttclo
OIL the copyright Question.
"Evangel!ne" has recently bonn trntls-
latou Into Portuguese, with profncu On
the rtse md growth 0f American lltsrnture.
They are not dntlo will, llunaparte yst; n
two-volunc book entities" HDuuparta at Is Oh
Temps, ,11G9.l7gn," by I'll. Jung, l,as 1ust
been issued.
b1r. IIassaurak Inns boon so mMcl. cncoilr-
ageN Dy thu SUCCESS Of ills "StHrtt OF tho
Andes TINT la Is already engaged upon all-
other novel.
F.A. Broc1sl,uus, Lcipslc, has published q
lcrnun "llistory OF SnciA'tsm and Conf
n,''n!ssn b, North Ametlca," by IL. seu'ler,
Prot. atontagW l}nrrowa Is engaged In
writing MI Important work upon tho " Flr-
ltelsn Ut uuorgo oIlI."
Ansnn ID. F.. lsamtulph d Co. Will publish
DR., William n. TAylo,'A ,.LBetursa un: The
Miracles. delivered before THO studo!.ts nf tie
MY.
J. o. lInlliwell Phillips announces, lit a
letter tn tue London 1auit,tu;l1l, tlMt 10 liay
"soA,t any culnn.tl,cp \ series Ut folio vol:
unvs." eltlttt1 "Cu'EttlOutions tU Life Ut
shakespeare
In slarper's press, soon to be published,
vcstvlvs Of Public Men" Including sketches
'of several 4ui.ase1 additional cclrhrltea ut
hulue alu alroud.
Among nav hooks OIL YoutQn's latesi
special lul!ssln, c0ntatt;;tng titles and descrsr
tiu,ls, " "l.es FoILs Litternlres," bihlio
graphical essay upula tie fouls who have
, 1880-05-01

written eccentric. visionary, md like lltcrn.
tnre, by hh!'omIGstn Junior tM,. IL uustav
Urnntr. Tho edition Is limited to 600 copies.
THO widow Of tho into Mr. MacGahnn, nd
engaged ,ipn,i Il linsslan translation OF tho
poeh,a and stories Of Edgar Allan Poe. Tho
work will fll slircn yoIunacs. -.
At tJr. Of tho Ctlal.lees, twenty centuries
before Christ, tlfero WAS 4. EafEe circulating
library. Tha hooks were p|acHl litistnirs IN
cottling 10 thGir subjects. mud obtained by
aIlps Just rs in public libraries Of tho present,
Henry Holt 4 ca. will isaae here an In
portnnt work by Karl 1llllabr@nd, "Stx
Feat,,res Of II qrrman TheuEht from i75o 70
Royal Institution Of Great Britain"
IA Istae In rctticoats and Slippers from
Fex to tho Atgerian Frontier " II to be the
tttle OF THO work which Cnpt, Co5ytllo !'as
rilS @ taccempai,ied by Ills wfe} Inst Winter
and and ro,bbers lying between Fos and 0udjnii
George Alfred 'rownsend's book.'TaIes
Of te cnGSs;apsa'kSs Icy u ha. IL fniP h.
f'aGs shPs aa's x%s Sy y M iol@es
SiGil,ln1l, Mark Twatr,"'. ,!onn. f1ny, and
many other literary, men of high stniidlng, as
OF strong dramatic interest and intense @ local az
Saot tSa hcricon & MT, nncm,ams ns Shortly 10 40
nanr' whirh viii he fOiiowed by n secolil
sertps nj HT'nfes nf the Ciiesapeukc.'i
-, :, rN,.,,.. ,..t1, A..
Mr. SarnMel X. ssaruimer uoMiEs ~. KY uxsS r.
tat le h9s 'isstn'yered Sy, enttyfinFt if Fta
prayer IN tna tKnH bhsslrhfe nf.e .,, WI" ti,o t,o
sane III hns GamhE tnt iIthorEF ., noms,nnus Goo
~ LINZ nitnesso ,.,3 ,,,n nvn
i;spnvsrpf| , hy the Iate III, bruce. altj tliat
wEnf Mr. Sinrsh hns dlscuyrre{[ Ia the very
mrrat rrse,nhinf,ca Of The prayer mt TO tho
seennl urnycr tu ti,e HFfkou," but to tic
| pnrnnd t,f thc nrnyers used by Charles /.
| Of Tie 'Eikol.H
| =. .,.A1.. ,n.,ux <uo,, = v,r,,or II,
pflInie 'et'Ht III i5oM IT. A NSW .s,,,sa 1ouKsF +,n IL
l!nhtlhH snsSi iia w NunM Mto.,.u tt, III, III
otllef Gay ~ cnne uRnn tsayson LINZ .Mkf rns m,s
ennp a klei'iey ~ , trMt ,oS', soiy nioi, IS ~
as Inats ia,lle,.s. sIlio Gnck. saw hfn, ~ tnS
AI'ps nitow P'aln how Y ,11sn,,s,soH s11t., Mi i;o
the GMtliar 0i noeksley 1la!i a'scmssef H. nko 70
onrd md wnrn. md l,ent in tite back. With
hSilow chust; but think these are rather
LID effects OF n broHtiug hublt Of mind md
bOlly thai, the nlnrks OF physical debility, for
hp lookctl tough and muscular"
Dlack's new novel, "Sunrisc."; "Those
| critics fltH rcAdErH WHO 1Glve 81 lhte years
ritupuratel Mr.. Black for nut breAklnE new
sck,,t,w1cdre % n bn las ni,eved their Icsts. Mr,
tn..k hna tnkrn iii, hi, tu,ss,l,ly-nrt,1I,sin.
,,h;nt,t % ~ nsn,n,,n itam o ormanir,;cr nr rlvi
;r, ~. - ,,s,.,,,'.rntin,' -" .Shnt,vnr Il nav In
caitGu. wy hre lllroancou 70 uetoiinett W
enthusiastic Peer, y rowing Eligl1a!lMa'i OF
the poetc'!rntIte school. nnt! two co'lspifa
tnra, 0ne tf w,tnm Is a ynutg lady, w!losC
Il n
, 1880-05-01
A fsrieyod ge1loN1ttncHtL,., =,

H5sesuH n.., EnrI. "a. WEB
adr. Hotis " aschoultenclIer III hh.' b,s,t, ~
Il ltile Nlrl siujIIel having tnfn I'll, ttls tfuto!
vaiteI p iial t. wilnHAa lt,at st'9 .h H. what b.
,leolltd tyr laspleny. Ito aiSd9hstaa htat Ses ua1..
he WA wuaEy ind she i1isensbee' ~ nrlsoa "
uaai,ned fuF lifs, xaa 10 has gone "
tWO ycAt9s
, 1880-05-01
brought tho prrforlnahbo Id n closc. ~,
porfafiner waS u,ufi Presented with st,Js.o9ss s "a
" THE lMMO1tT.AI,S.n
Delegate notvacy'~ !" Conu,o.,,,,.,
GiobcD 7'onns. '""al

IN
there 'insicr the fcprosGntntIon tllat It was Ii,
argument which the lloilso l'n'l authorized
Min 10 print IN support OF bl!t. THIS bil
llo Ind Introduced on the lot'' of April. p,
recital the Dill cnntalnou Inc Apostles' Cr+s
and nien provided for nm expcntItuts #
S'aN,oO 10 provide paintings III The Capitoi
ebspels. Iils Is tne commencement oi Ia =
Ali NO, what strange Wild fanolcs crowd Il,
nr ,,,,1.tni mrtn ,,.n,, mir, ,-o.,toa .,,, ,bn
4n essoless l, eonbat u Tic r,',r iH ao y,s so
fiji ,n1t,,f trnnsfrn,c. ccnn,e. s'isaf5ed tn,nn9ed
With ior.,,s lntnnglhc itnmortai spritess. aued
uunlmborest ] % tbings % ness ia r Uy. ,or I iaayo h..
4! itoo!rrlltI ~ TUG plA,l's y. innnpry.
Xiii though tho broin oorwoaricd ' cSsn'tb ~.
1't, l,1r tia fnntnItss nit fnfl thn nInhi
j1ptts catlt,ot inr, nor IRONS chain thnIn' for.
1to1"Tn.ns fa.s s"lte Win btFcn91n 'nefeaAca ,hsY
Ami tf1nnIicr MT tt,c tfonrwnve "a nf tho mn,
XII Garrscrs % nd rush t@ri,,mphant @ i H1"n IN.
hn f III ,n%bio I tonanr ~ IL rcsist poond.
" strive lor .haatory Ger tnG sPes they aeays
1to,nrrt,, n,,,.,, ~, ,r,ntaa - t,r,'.ea eads
octesnt1 uu"1oy oaIMtee u ntoFsd splrt-
n cross between COlunbIa and one Of brrh
and Dnck,s' cNoru9-Yto yistts tba n.,s
,vnrlil IN fetcb l,ocl, t,vontv.fo,r coi".s o us1s
,no,,, .,o-sa t,,,,str,t,,,, ~ ,,,,at .vsaasM ~,
sl,n eou. thara trhnut, t.unrt,t. ro,r sa''@. "Ao@
n"o MI" tiloo. t'o s"c1sytvs.t ~ ~ eoluMn5
form nll excellent cnt0tOg 0f NIL the llIst6tie
nno ~, .t.'u eu .4''a ~. Nv 'lihe Of
Nnirn1' lao sp'r1t Is aa1'lea ffantasma.
wnnderlngs Sic yoxcs herself Sthss, with j..
MUSES., who resrond Il, strains which sus,
oArLIorE.
tatto nnoon aboi1s tho Hobt or tba .rr l., ~.
@A' ny nttti,t. o"N' o 'sA' NV 'uu III 'aa
whnm rrssy Evc coc,ra him ,tnfIcr III, ,,s~o
so .hn anio snnva iln,nn with tin liz i,nt ~ ~.
~ n fa,1tu ND 0e' '''''''' ''A >''' "s'' VI 'ad
VI ne'oeS '"a' 0'ccp :" 'uo s'o'"o' lug efs'e'
CLIO.
White wo ride thro1ah tho o,tbor lIuuo.ccnt
iGt lis sli,r. j,y tf,o liEGt 1t tbo siars.
" nes Ln ffs fur Ts1 trn1u iae er ea
EurEnpE.
Our @ chariot M Is r Tro,MllnE III ninng tio 9. .strlags,
I9 tao IyrG a. tho saniverso istrsiMs;
Anu S!ss !''ns s''.a'o". a'op a"so IRON 1'
VI 't4o Hop''i' ~ li''S S'''o''e' We 'on1'
rHnra1cnonH.
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.. narnoes ow s,I,.,'t,[, g, ~ 'a or eafs
~ s,;t,rn ts,,,s 81 h. Mr, NY t
atEtrougsE.
M, ,,,,ta ,,,+oro ,,u ltnn a c,,rtnt, r,so.
~ W., ntt.,rs ,,ather 10 M tf,n stnao hcvnni,
tmS @ Hy @ E,a ~, W w., INC a ni,oS ~, c,n',ror ~
ah' h'f0' no VINO "'e1'a 'o' e0'quef0f1"'a''
O.. to,. IN, ...ie,,, 49, ,,,.a.,., ,,yt ,.,o,,..
a. ~ that M rR e 9Hht li sof, of oW tna ains e91a
, 1880-05-01
A1k.l, N{1J'ftS.

A1kI NOIESs
Mr.. Atllats 10 cngngrd on 4 portrait OF
john Bright.
Tho Cr,,wn Princess OF Germany paints in
watereolOrs.
Sir Frederick. Leighton sends six easel
pictures " the London Royal 4Aca.lelny Ex-
liliiti0n.
Sir john Gilbert has on hand large COIN.
position representing tAo Battle Of tbs STAND
asd. Tl,e 4oslRu comprises about UO figures.
In a hitherto unpublished letter from the
sculptor Lsono l.so,l to Miuliaei Angelo.
whom l,u addresses as livery saagutleont aud
my most honored signor," lie colupla!ns iu
true artist fashion ot these wasps wl'tol,
stllig nle."
"Thtnk Of 1t tor q Ilou,ent," exclaims the
Loaldoh Spectator, while reylowlnx al a,l-
nua. exhibition of paintings IN that city;
"lleTe asp 90 pictures, drawn NY about Ivy
people, Ahd tllesu peops Rro tlios0 ploknd put
at l,O00 others, all vf whom, or ltcurly Hli,
are artists by profession. Aud, tn tbs full
flush u Aeir youth Alad ambition. they cur
gtye us nothing new, ana cure to Btte1Apt
llDthtrg, but, to usB swimmers siMl!t,
Walu oil still in their miserable htx inches ot
water though the waves ure tlcaklnx nlrrttly
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-05-01

Don't make fool of yourself
Barney" tartly said Mrs. Mink to
her husband.
Josephine, dear, pray don't ask
me to deprive myself of my least
expensive luxury" rejoined Mr..
Mink, i'll his blandest tone.
you are a goose!" said Jose
phine, with plainly perceptible in
crease of mustard in her accent.
cam ], though p replied Mr.
Mink. with grave impressiveness.
"Then, dear Josephine, allow ME to
inform you that our social relation
~ clearly an illegal one. Two of
tie same sey cannot espouse each
,othsr. You being goose, I ought
accc ding to all laws, to be gan
III. sterica! screams from Mrs.
MNx ut short the logical sequence
of tie yplanation.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-05-01

room where his mother slept, he
noiselessly approached the bed, and
bending down, touched his lips to
the old withered forehead reverent-
ly. She started up with a glad sob
ofjoy.
"My boyl my boy! who I thought
was not glad to see his mother"
He quoted her at last, wonder
ing why his own heart felt SO light,
and she fell asleep with his hand
tightly clasped in hers.
"You did not come last night"
said his betrcthed, when he stood
in her presence the next morning.
"No, Violet" he answered, 'Aut
I come to-day to tell you how un-
worthy 7 an Of your love. Last
night my mother came to me. Nay
do not start. 1t was no yisitant
from the spirit land, but natural
reality. I have never told you of
my mother. Think of ia man SO
blessed, and yet dumb! All her life
she toiled with po-erty-fo for whose
sake, think you? Her sons, that
she might make him a gentleman
God prospered him, and enabled
him to take all the burden from her
own shoulders, and so he thought
he had done his duty.
'He fed the body, but let her
heart starve. Last night, in the
desperation of her hunger, she
sought me out. For a moment
oh, bitter humiliation-my pride
:ebeEe Think Of it Violet-that
cruel. unnatural pride, which would
bring into mans cheek blush for
the woman who bore him. Thought
of you, with your pretty, dainty
ways, side by side with her plain |
and homely ones. I knew the two
could never be reconciled, and SO, |
Violet. / have come to ask you to |
forgive and forget me. My heart,
my home, are mothers hencefortb
and hereafter"
Had the man some lingering
hope that the girl beside him would
refuse the sacrifice? Certainly an
added look of suffering grew into
bis eyes as she answered nothing,
only laid her hand in his d moment
rs if in farewell.
His visits seemed very long, very
weary, all that day; but as he cross
I'd the home threshold at nigh:all,
he smoothed the frown from his
brow as he remarked:
''She must suspect nothing"
He would find her, he, knew in
lis study. As he softly opened the
loor, he anticipated her cry of "AIy
10Y" as she tremblingly rose to
,reet him. But, all! he had not
anticipated the picture which met
lis gaze.
His mother was sitting, indeed,
N the arm chair by the fire, but at
Ter feet, with her head resting in
ler lap, while the old fingers care
essly stroked the luxuriant chest
nut hair. was another figure which
ose instead to welcome him.
Bernard" the sweet voice whie-
ered in his ear, Il lost my mother ,
'hen / was baby. 1t has been
o sweet to find one again! You
aid henceforth your home and :
cart were hers. Oh, my love, may
Ie may not share the BOOM"
-Don't mota a foil of vourcalf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-05-01
Hack Line!
BY ROBERT RADON,

This old and popular carrier, CONNECT.
ing with the Steamer Gaasiia, ut Msnde-
vile. Madisonville aud Old Landing, il
carrying the U. $. Mail aud thereby "a.
bied to distances all opposition. Evcsy
one IS treated oourteously. aud charges
are uniform, and no delaS On account Of
old horses and other vexation. Travellers
DESTROYS of speed and safety, will loo9
out for Mr.. Badon.
Covlsaroy. Sept. Is. 1871
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-05-01

You man, if you are ever
asked Wal happiness is, and don't
KNOW say it is the possession
|of good hea 'th, and dollar left
|rtier paying your debts.