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Thar the obligations Of the Republic to the men
who preserved its integrity in the day of battle are
undin,inished BY the lapse OF fifteen years since
their final victory. To do them honor is and shall
forever be the grateful privilege aud sacred duty OF
the American people, Republican Platform, 1880
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DIED..

Oakland. October Mamie DOnnelan, years and
10 months.
Paiaro, Monterey county, September so-Michasl
German, Is years.
watsonvile, October Hannah Jane curno, ,
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Sacramento Planning Hill,

cash AND BLIND FACTORY, CORNER OF
e Front and Q sire Sacramento.
Doors. Windows. Sifnds,
Finish of all kinds, Window Frames, holdings
every description. and Turning
aARTWELL, HOTCHKISS 4 STALKER.
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The t" Laugtry hood is worn by the
million in England. It is lined with self
colored satin, upon which is pictured the
most exquisite hand-paintings of Arum
lilies, tea roses, moss, buds and delicate
vines. When complete the work IS 50
beautiful that ladies wear the hood turned
inside out, naturally wishing to exhibit the
most artistic part Of it. The flowers are
chosen which in color harmonic best with
each particular lining.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY.
6Z3 kearny street, San Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc., perma-
nently cured orno charge.
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SACRAMENTO HOME SCHOOL

!" STREET, NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN THIR
III teenth and Fourteenth-The twenty first
term viii commence October 4th.
o4-2plws MRS. F. NJ. ROSS, Principal.
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Some women were evidently "born to
blush unseen"-at least they are never seen
to blush. Rochester Express.
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The PIONEER Box FACTORY

sfin Ahead OF all Competitor
q q @ TX II 81 - q ~
CORNER OF
Front and n streets. sacramento
o2.3ptf
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BORN.

BVRNs
Grass Valley, October 1l-wife Of VIM. Higgins a
son.
Chico, October le-wife of Timothy Dugan, daugh-
Near Dixon, October s-wife of John JONES' a
Bodie, October 5-wife of Horace Smith, son.
Alameda, October 4-Wife OF F. Diers, son.
Alameda, October 6-Wife of John K. Mecaulay, a
Alameda, october 4-wife of George Haas, son.
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD.
Wednesday, September rs,
1850.


Commencing Wednesday, September f5'
1850,
AND UNTIL FURTHER HorIGR
IEAia AND BOATS WILL ,lsAfk SAgaakESl 0
As yoLloSs:
AKA A.M.-(Sunls lays excepted -AccomniodA.
row dation Tram % Asrysy;lle. Red Biuh and
keddlng.
&,nA A. M.-(Day)--ov Emigrant,
saw Freight and AecornTue la.iea Train.
S,1sA A. M.-(Daily)- PaSiac Express via Davis
shsV d Benica, for San Francisco. Connects
SUNDAYS eXeaptedl at Davis with Acct M
datioh Train 10 Woodiae Williams and
Willows. Connects daily st SuisnB foi
Vallejo and Wa Napa Junction for Calls
tcga (stages for the Geyso7l
leoe ss ss5i /: sso s1ss as IS; ss
San francisco, touching ct 81 way ports
on the Sserniento river.
fS,o<A. N.-tDaily)-loca Passenger Train
l. AsoG for stockton, Tracy, L,vermoTs, Miles,
Oakland and San Franc 500: Connects
1t Gait for lone, and st Niles s*r San
sS,aAP. M.-tsundays excepted Local Fas.
kFSsAv seager Train for Davis, Benicia and San
Francisco Connects at Suisun for Vallejo
aud tvia Napa Junction. for CaliStoga.
{ e.0AP. H.-(SuRdsys OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sow Tram for Davis and Woodland. Con-
meets at Woodland for Williams and
Willows.
).rA L. M.-paily) Atlantic Express for Col.
s'hV fax, Reno Carson and virginia., Battle
Mountain (Austin), Palsade (Eurekal
Ogden, Omaha and East
1.NA 4. N.-(Dailyl-Oregon Express for
v'~V &arysville, Chico, Red Blud and Redding
(stages for Portland, Greg ny
1.OA Il. n.@Sunda,s eXeep.cdl-Local Ac.
~'cV commod9tion Train to bathrop. Connects
with the Arizona Express FOR MERGED,
MADEIRA yosemite and Big Tfeesl Visalia,
Sumner, Mojave, NcHba0 (San BueEa-
Vensuls and Santa Barbarpl, Los An
geles. Santa Monica Y lmington, Santa
Ana (S1n Diegol, Cotton and Yuma tCoi-
ortlt river steanlerst connecting direct
with daily trains OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad Of Arizona for Maricope (staSts
lqf Phoenix and Prescottl Casa Grande
Stages for Florencel, Tucson, Benson
tstagss for Tombstone) Wilcox and San
Simon, 1,loi miles from San Francisco
(sisges for New MeNicol. Sleepi z ears
between Oakland, Los Angeles, Yuma
and Benson.
S59 o;b s Pss. 5 5Sss s,d Pi f6so a"
$50 Ram ia bs4 sad Bsaes 70. sa FTs FRAN!
ci5cc.
T,tE +. m.-(Sundays excspted) - asscng,r
'AS Train 10 Davis Woodland sna Kuiche .
Landing.
Q.SA p. M.-Sundays exee1teal- Virginia
os0V City Express for Auburn, Colf1x. Iruckee
2, Keno. Connects with Virginia ard
Truckse sal. d Tor pon nj Virginia.
Sleepin., Gar from Sacramento 70 Carson.
4. N. TOWNE. General supeTtntei De.
[. Il GOODMAN. .O1ps Eassr and l.cSet AyeIt
ia9-1ptf
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is practiccd by the youth OF both sexes TO an almost
unlimited extent, producing with unerrng certainty
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unless
con- batedby scientific medical measures viz saiioW
countenance, dark spots under the eyes pam IN 'is
head, ringing in the ears noise like the rustnS ~
leaves and rafting of cha-lots- uneaslness aoou'
the oins weakness of the limbs, confused VISION,
bunted intellect, loss Of confidence dloea V.' =,
approaching strangers, dislike TO loIl nc" s az "
quaintances, disposition to shun society," - $50, VI
memory hectic flushed pimpes ana satiJ Srea,b
tons about the face furred tongue Ieslu
coughs, consumption, night sweats' mononiann anu
frequent insanity.
CURED AT HONE.
Persons at A distance may be cured az nome oY al
5rass,no Later toDR GIBB0N, stating case, symp.
toms time the disease has fyss Io%
1 1 80 curiosity to any part OF the country,
with n and plain gssG through g the neeses ten
eo, .i,b Wells Fargo Co., package of medicine
will be Forwarded to any part Of the Union Please
SrS ~ Address DR. ]. F. GIBBON.
ios antf Box 1887 San Francisco.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, October 12-By Rev H. Fl. Rice, at the
Kidder to Minnie L. Measure, both of this city.
Mendocno City, October 5--S- P. Merritt to Hattie
l.. Stoddard.
Benicis, October 3-Frsnk A. Fish to Harrie II.
Riddell.
Oakland, October o-Francois Chevanton to Blanche
Jors
Near Chico, October Henry Clay Morgan to Rosa
Ella Hewston.
Ukiah, September % james A. Ford to Molie E.
Hareis.
Oakland, October 2-H. NJ Wilson to Mamie B.
Seymour.
Auburn, October 2 Richard winsley to Lucy John,
son.
Woodland, October s-Harvy Smith to Lusie john
son.
Santa Barbara, October 2--John Donnellan to
Manuela Ruiz.
watsonfiIle, october s-George Craig to Laura
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seminal weakness.

\ Seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofself-abuse.
This solitary vice or de-
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A. N TOWNE. General SupeFiate. de-
I, q GOODMAN. .Gaug Passr AMI 15oSet AseI
, 1880-06-12
ART.
ART NOTES.

<AN- ASSA AAtSs
Rosn Donhcur wns once npprcntfccd to q
drcssmaker, and so was Sarah Bornl'ardt.
The urt department OF tho Chicago Inter-
Sta te Exposition Of this full Is to have IN H.
lustrated catalog.
At tho art exhibition ut this ycar's St. Louis
Fair n prizv 0f Sl,000 will be offered for tho
best landscape by a local artist.
Bustien Lepnge, the young ParisIan artist
Inns painted tic 1'rlnce OF Wales IN a rich
costume Of the Sixteenth Century.
Thu South Carolina Legislature Inns mp
propriated $4,000 for bronze statue OF Gen.
Danicl Morgan, the hero Of cowpcns.
Hiss Harriet IIos'ner Is busy In completing
n work which slle wishes to got of her l,ands
before returning to America To stay for m i'll
delinlt tinlu.
The first eleven days Of tho current Paris
Spnildlng perl0tl Of last yeur's exhibition pro-
duccd GJ, 00 1l7!ncs.
'The portrait Of John Sherman, Of Ohio, for
which the New York Chamber Ut Commerce
g,ave tho order to Daniel IluNtL Lngtll several
months ago, Inns been delivered alid hung In
the cIlMtltGGr.
Tho officers of tho New York Etching Club
ford; Secretary, Henry Farrer: Executive
Cnlnmltter, Charles Miller, Frederick DIel-
man, and F. s. Church.
a collection of over 5000 1somnn, Greek,
and Egyptian c0ins lias bec1i presented to
Joseph ". Drsx.i. There aro fotlrtpoa goi,i
pieces ..tli 4At Ut silver, tho rest being OF
bronzs n,ld n'loys If silver and bronze.
Tie tltty.llfti. annual exhibition of tho
National Academy of Design closed on Sat-
sss s,ay aoat SosS % @ M IL ffo 1a liz sa T. ", u piet p
ufrs S:aStUO,-A St&tit lNrKply LII excess Df tho
, 1880-06-12

NIAGAXlNEs.
The dat for June Is fully as good as It's
predecessor. It promises to Justify all the
expectations OF liz friends.
The juno number of Goldwln Smiths
Caraalanmagnzlne,t tho LUstaHtlcr, discusses
intellgcntly a,si forrlbly '''rle Third Term u
question, a,kl lovotes considerable .lMce 10
American nlfalrs. Tho articles are NIL short
and 10 tho point.
III the Bankcr's Magazine for Juno VIC
hnve all unusually large md attractive nu1ll.
Der. bankers and t'nnucters, rs well rs
others Interested In the cluss OF touics dis
cussed III this periodical, laye lomg sIncu
acknowledged Its value md Importance.
Tho Penn Monthly for June discusses:
Nnyarh Taylor OH German 14lteraturc"; ,;
"6pIrilunl!sm III Art, ind tho Frc,,cl, IniMt-
Thrco Climates of Geology; "Mr. Nor
gan's Ciassitlcatory System OF Relations
ships"
The E.n'cr for April has three most
oxcollcnt etehlngs. "My First Musf," IL by
IT, ly s! Sssi Gaw iiayIyi s ,''is &
j. ". Duxton Knight. It would bH difficult
TO say wil!cl, ot the three IL tho most pleas
!ng Or tho best.
1forfortl's Maaaztnc for June Is n 1nDor
number. Thu first poem fs traslt, nnd thu
sf y tfp ,s o. some of ie prose Te ar
tl!e best among tie scose or more contributed.
The ulag1lzinO Ii not yet slsnwinY thB lsll-
provelnent tint should come with age.
o,ss TeH drsf q JoH{ 1eE My ecntsins h1
4o cstS;ee" iiIaAtf 4o0Ioatnf 6Sst:ts
classified ly Tho dewey SyStelu v: ~ inttr,-
, 1880-06-12
HOOKS f,ECEIVED.

a FAMOUS F1CloHY. Calc1R0. Jansens NC
Elurg 4 Co.
TnEopo1tA; or, Star ,,y STIR. rhiladelphIa: J..
D. LIpptncott 4 CO. Price Sl.50,
11AnrElss HALr-Ifoun sxluEs: sns. Aus11r.
By Mntgaret Wiley. Price 2i cents.
DAPHNE. ANovcl. by lsita." Philadelphia:
]. H. Llprtncott Il Co. Price eL25
SCIENCE pIlIME1s-Ix1nonucronY. By T. Il.
Huxley. New York: D. Appleton s. Co.
THE AMERICAN fIoyLE. Thirteenth Edition.
Now York: Dick s. Fitzgerald. Price e.
AcLEs soM TIE GAME OF CHoqUE7. phlla-
dclphsa: J. u. L!ppincott. prlco 70 CENTS.
ETHEL Dur7t}x: or loves Triumph. Ily Nlat-
tic MAy. UoAtnn: Lortng. Price VI cents.
FRAxKL1x SquAnE L1nnANY::: MARY ANEu-
LEY. 1jy X. II. 1lluckmore. rricG Is cents.
sTAspA1,p SER1Es: OU71UoR LIFE IN EUROPE.
Ny tho ltsv. EdwAr1 Thwiug. Price ~ cents.
a MOnrk srrENtN1RsnExr. 1ly H. Clay
Iruinbu'l. Now York: l1nrpcr Hros. price 81.
x1ioi1nAy-IsAMnsEs nY 4 WIFE WITH liEn
HUSBAND. London; Macmillan g. Co, PrIco
.EasAYs Asp LITERARY NOTES. by Rnyarl
Taylor. Now York: q. 7. putuntn's Suns. frIco
FFRiso FFR,s q. E h''e''" n0sf0"' Roberts l'fos'
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN RHrME. BY
noiert G. AaAus. Eoston: D. Lotarop & Co.
4 Attl ~ ICait5s
1'n1T1sH AND AMEnIcAs EpreAE1ox. ny N.
Frtcu rs cents.
.NUpl,En GnAxoE. ny Frnnk X. Stockton.
New Edition. New York: Chnrles scr!bncr's
Sons. Trico 10 cents.
Of Go]o, ltlinund:, rhI'adulphin: J. i. Llppin-
cutt & Co. Price $l.25.
THE L1rE AND WoRK or WILLIAM AUGUSTUS
Mui!tESnEla. .lly Annio Ayrcs New York:
Harper Drus. Price III.
YouSa FoLKs' nooK or PoETnr: Selected
and arranged by LoumisJ J. Campbell. Boston:
Lee l. Shepard. prlco 81.
srunErra' AIMS BsN1Es: PHYSIOLOGY. Dy
D. Thompson LOVING. kow York: G. y. Put
uutn's sons. Price % cents.
G. Mcrria1. Ph .. Illustrated nov Torf:
uarlNr & lsros, prico SLID.
:. 1nE LlrE AND WRITINGS or HEvHr THOMAS
nuGk1E: S,oy ny Alfre;1 Misnry ituth Nov York;
NJ ssDE kSG', yGvME sEEs vH src9Ep o Y1rp
Appleton & Co. Price IS ceuts.
IT., T.E oaEA9 r, AlTrls1s: IIo5ace vernctvpaul
MIL TIE a4s ss1hs; T. ind TT f. Nv sS1oY YorH ::
!. X. Funk s Co. I'rlco 1t CENTS
The rnop101ous ApvESTunEs or .TArrAR1N
or TARAsCOS. From tho French OF "A. Daudot.
uErnz1nAM Gu1sEss; Thee an. and Xo4; md A
e!l, u. p: Phndclph!a: J. Il. Lppincott s. Co.
THE srASnAuD sEnIks-kS1unrs poru1.An
New Iork: ]. X. Funk l. Co.
FRANKLIN SQUARE L1Bl.ARY-TnE HEART or
11xp y Iery ~ M9w NJ fsf9 l9 conf
Price Ii CCnty New York; Harper IrpS.
, 1880-06-12
prnise Is tho highest and heartbeat ever 70.
cn!vca by mn American exhibitor at tho
Royal Academy.
SCIENCE.


------ - -
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.
brntct, Its hundrrdth onn,ycrsarvin nreaenco
~ 49, rss.a. ~. ~. .,.t. tHa. :" p1oso1i"
Va 'ao H"lpusol on tle iost INST
In the vicinity Of Milan pile-dwellings have
been discovered in A poot-moor. ar,t tte
foundation OF Roman theatre In Tho city
a., .x,, t,o..,n., 1r--.
vi April 1 '6ociety LOT Zoology" was
formed at Berlin, with view. of furthoring
z9'Iosical 1 sclence and geological research In
:.
Us reported that Prof. George L. Voso.
OF lsowdofn College, who Is regarded as an
rallroasi:briises heye failen with In a' nast ~
ten years, e'-''
III a gravel ptt near tia Town nf posen a
Map)p1Oth-sktl Ina f,een discnvernd f,1t ~.
Fortunately In pieces. Most of tba nicces.
llowsssF, 10y g aIe YeIi preseryei,-t facial
.a,o,,,to. ...-....,. ~
sf1fntnc examination s.. OF Me 1harnN
tiscnvrry ~ ers II sn nf has ssa!tsd ,n IN tno
mSSn'si ., r. q & III; 5seys to ba mass q wits
s.ati,ln1ry L,1 marble, and IN ANOTHER place biack
'"aspie ot Inc nhest description was found.
At Paris q society "contro l'abus du
tabac" l,ns been formed. which Intnrls to
cGngat ,x'I ,tl the excessive Indulgence n smoking
WILLY mtt ~. .aS ~ iag 4ecome tnn lasllon IN az
ps. fnrs 1uG Mtoig oL europe: lho society Of
na f,nis nni.1 @ niHGs l31 treauses on ne ny
f1a 1t neaatai n!a tie tiangers It IS subject to
t'o'n a excessive sa,ss, usc u '0oaeeo.
having been suifocated by tbrusting its neck
between tic bars, there were fuuni in lis
stomach four large stones, clover, smaller
2iS5: se'en nals o9e n9eektlpn a eiyelope.
French frui,c. two small teys. a nicc,a nj NJ
handkerchief, n silver medal Of the Pope.
, 1880-06-12

"The Roman Traitor" Is q sensational md
mildly thrilling volume from Tie Den Of Mr..
.1Iax,,opt ~ ,ir iSorra.tnrs,, a., ou+ior ~
'11etucltt l"uk ! 1otlesvof :, W, Au'"nF 'los
HhKno"H 70 leauels oi ll6'ib ltct'ol'. 1tls u
work dealing with tho days OF Cntnllne. and
il i'll fnct composed or based on the conspiracy
nf tho tyyo Rnmn,,s we l,nve mpnfionctl. Ii
,,,,,,,ta,,,', so,.a"oi ~. ~
Uas utis'hny uuo..eaSt eo'e.M ~, 5ea1e w.;
nppe..o ~ nv u. ~ uo sr! Ivy t.o1 -,
" uto no.',"l e'n"""" e''.t. NV uu1M .n-
trlglleS which ultimately overthrow the ls0-
man ltfptl0llo nfo GescriDea at l;ilsth ny
faithfully rs q careful reading Of sallust aud
ayiyi in.,agi,nat5o combined, could aecon-
-..11nto tl,o Th1r,, ont, Eonrt,, cancrot,on y,
nv JJrfem f;nnniril ia !, stnrv ~ co,,sJ,lnr,,-
III strcnrt;,' fI',str,tlnr ' IN; nrjncfSrs If
imIcrit,I tIroits i'H NH H,lnv"lof,5nr Pt.,fh.,r
nnrIntsIr tl,n ..tfa.rts ~ rfsrid auTiv teanHinr
M f,,,mtnsst,1,, nai,traa nj" }dnn ~ fit5s
.inr,, Il sn,"".vhnt nri"inoi II fs thnt ~ n
SnrI,, u,ptnI uitI, mSran,n, hno,ttw Ina
ini"nts nnnti rrant at atramrfi, ~ ci,orncinr In.
ci,'i,,r, ', nm,vh,cr tory M, ~ aIn,nat nSar
1m"atnr11;n~ t11; t"mncr ,,nt1ny,vtnw 1.is "rtlinnrv
rs',tirunsss NIL "mtahilitx; wo no was :" M III
ni,r s,eL .!a"es y % Gnt 1a 1 " a u'oss:
tn ~ ~ nrtu ~ ,n. ~ ,,pinr
,,.sttaI u 4, e'Sy yno,t ~, ~ ~ nnsstnm rGa
trrn,i,," n,,r.,t,t', ~ ~ ~. ~ Xxi, @}n o,rao o'T
tI"uui usctsuat!s y, U'.! ~ E's ttiso tt 1in tna
ttio tetueI eu'lstMu.H tue cH!Gt l'!ulHo ~ su
n..iy, th:'usm allterWo4Hm WI. y s W. .''t;,y
!nss ~ n'tgleht ni sfsea III ~ ltu T.. H. H.
"'e Wan'aa, ~ to 'aRTS, III i tI les a 5a ~ re 1o
follnd ui, Lake .CllRmplaiu mil on
I,nkn Sumriur some tiifrfy yt.nrH nrn.
.brEirntnr (WfOro tIlefr shores were rs pUlIil-
, 1880-06-12

.===-==---
!" ! 5 o 5ffG L ,yay Il No very yef Yrrn / siYs Fo Snr
Xs,y p5;tsy pictures s. wy Ens'a! ta5nsr, s.,
cOilntcrpnrts Of which arc familfnr memories
oftliose OF us who arc of Eastern birth;
colofs, spflnE. time, haylnR,, tiie routine Of
fnrm-work. with tho cloua OF ronnilce md
makes Us nsnlost i' yearn 1nf eo!fnntrylile-
lmIucntnfly tlie Gnnn'Iry ll1e n1 MY ycnrs
wfltGr's pen moved IN sit!oHtll accnml,ana-
lnent 70 us thoughts; Ihern is IN atfl.aral,ie
tcscrlptl1ti OF trait1ii1E:tlay" willcn We
snM lko 70 repfoasec i ~ We Mn so stace;
ihoilKl'ts, sAy, recaEea ~ tlle evening Of lllo
~ tho thinker gazetl itlto TUG ilrepace. a5 SIT
a;one upon tile t1oolSseG III zig sn1t tWl!lgnt
Ot tastrlasltiX tlny Allu ti'e tll9,ights nre
coilc,l by iaturt-loycrs anl hy ii,nsa VINO
inse M KilnWn nnu eXiMf1sstcttl tiin simple rural
hlc ot early New England Homes.
We pre- pn,ler obligations 10 tlc new
slcsts ii EdFar Fawestt's int iasll III p,!hicaiIon,
entitled "a lioWlrss Casc.n 1'jlis Inst nj.
alls4d a3, ~, 70 ne Liille Casslc series n-i9r
s.a such We take y TO ho-as clever, aihfeteia.
H nmfs stoas ,,S wel est WFitte ~ !, VEL 4 nt
s,rnnn Mni ahf ereal n'ouIe r. tn n0"y or ,muel
tle iist >, tl'e M M"sSa ioek q s':!n'ner nsye!s,
ntstl bGtter tl,an tlto average. II y st9ry of
G"roin" @ aeng nnEinr t.ss sag c,,a,,osia @ s
.ions III nni ti,S IonE ~ ,n,.;,, n;nrtsm"'
Hoss' , ~. LIN. lin - rF GtEa in!t ny nsn' oHe
inr IL rcnIic t,nir Of s,.rarnie,, invers tIIo
male member OF Tie patr r.4Iuitcs l,cr kind
offices by falling III, love with the peace
we liavf f. oltsll , me- me- ler prulHtyiE. ollG u
you by dung tho right thing wl,ei, yoll uIiuHst
know, sl'e WILL si9 the wrong thing. But s!,o
Y leniiy 4nlle loveanie s9rt oi Rlri. MT;
r,'nrnctsr '''I at"tcl,inr ;rhn hmut "a ,inht t
but not too light; possibly, jnst. IlEht
enongll. It Is III many r.Hects well worth
fnI,aa II a. a,nisH s fpahIna, H. s,t; s ~ ~, ..9
it Is suiirlcni without riyltl. f,iIts,sc.
zr,h, r,oir ,,,r,oea ~ "1,,1,,,,u mn, 7 vr.
icsn by Harry Cabst Lo,iEc, Is ctiucnt!ounl. it
~ tIes'xn"l to breed liking for good poetry,
Hllu u HHEEESt utnEG G4IttluEu FEAuiIlR III L1tG
, 1880-06-12

Al1 Cl1lSA0 W. l. lAI11O4NH
worthy TINT ,,,c nuthor ,locs mt strain af,4r
% f." Erasst @ ;ps19S 81 's s,ra4v aq"y M yoSs S wt S
Nstr,.st m i!e claims hasetl OH the discovery
OF ttle skull ut OItno, nnd tho at,cai,cl cslt
l,oups" obtained from tho pleiocGne strnta
@ savers II 1 As n q tho 9 sposs sn' Of ?i g. rs f
He regards as "not proven" any claim TINT
!nan existed III mn ae9 when ntiier naIil.lalIn
known IN our tiny 'lll not oxtst ii, numbers
sssss to sass sas n 0 av 5"rks ,c rsse: foG 9s sE
0f lnan's antiquity 1s nr1 mt open 10 rcaso,I-
n6e doubt: md In tllts respect cnmlnenls
l!is CONCLUSIONS to tho acceptance ,of world
1t ,1rSa o. nsspl2ns ss p }ost for which there Is no
:, CEMrfy, Man in Britain; md Ills Place In
tl,U IDrtlary l'trtod. Iy ": boyd Dawklns,
Curator Of THO Manchester Museum, aiHl Pm.
fcssor 3f y, tleoI.oEy anl paleonioloKy IN
Millnn & Co. prfcp, SNtD.l Z, q.
a NEW MEDICAL 1IAND-nOOK.
Duncan Brothers, Of Chicago, lave Just
nine Under tllo title or ~ Handbook OF
Skin Diseases and Their 11omeopathlo Treat
mcnt," written hy Dr. John H. Nppax. DR..
Kippax Is the Professor OF Institutes and
Practice Of Medicine ami Medical Jurlspru-
denco III tho Chicago lionlcopnthic College.
JIG IL nlso TIC physician OF skin diseases nj
the Central 1lomeopAtliie FREQ Dispel'sary,
iaflti hns consequently given ilAiistlhi slnay 70
,atMros ~ ta ,,rsnt @ ,n, E'. ~ h
foulItl in tic concise Treatment OF tI,e sui
ject, tho cycl0pct'inc arrangement of tho
yarinils diseases OF tho SKIN, . clenf1.cMt
uIItGes!on ''s u w. apnfoyc 1d t1cai,men. Me'f
nis,o'is oi lne Gns.aical lSfMs ,Gii,,i{oyeM,
Ifailou,lciMR Eiossihiy n,N H.. nloIuef14t"y
O. tile ,nattor cotaialea IN tlo V0i!tihe, " Is
!nr its.lnst nItysaG,,s RrtsiJgmct ~, ,Mp9I Co
sd and s vsristes Of *klseases s ws
' p tl;s osS II! s s,@! fsf ts e%ss!ent systs
" Whict; o 'nfor1tio s n, been n!rrIngc
aote L sia ae Dr. ia s @ ~ nso 'esse Ses
Il ne tseiinef q ,, S"tneoMs Msfses, 60 II. aa an
1le lll'l'att'nE o' Ills eSnefle%nea % 70 n!s GO
nn3,, II, IL lo u .r;.i,.. ~ Tia ,,rnfesfnm ad
. ne H1 srsse ia tc 10 te pic o
IT, iaauionk rxt o. 1,i;stsI H.: Ia,, H g. in
!iomGGpAshic l1eat91elt by o, Jonn y; hlp-
~ nsS' So "a " Al' ~ en'easo' oune'1' ''o''''
efs' lsSo''
IisE unsiolta of NEM 1onN.
Fart Eighth OF the second volume OF Alrs.
Martha j. Lambs "llistory Of tie City Of
New York" conducts the reader through
1leAtly Ivy YEATS ~ .la1 n'sss inssn't..s
perlon OF Nc" osK's hlstory, IRON LUG sun"
It enbrnces passing view Of Washlnxto1is
busy life IN Now York rs tho first President
Of the United States, his daily walks md
drives, his industry III tho study of the science
of government, his 1nal,ncrs, cqutpage,
methods Of work, md responsibilities, with
glIlnpses Of the prominent people with whom
llo WIS n c9ilstant Aysoclatlun, whetnct they
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