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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15

Nerw0nofe une SreuTiee ben Gurftd tDtrf1en
alien nias lrllte bic pratttreaen ueuen eileinen
S@raubsu- pcfbampfiGife bfs f
Nor6aentiden 2lot6,
3ur tisberfabrt bennssn.
aRit Dampff&iTrn bes Norkttnti6sn 9Iobe
rurben bis Gnbe 1879 ibsr 100000 Ssripnsu
Esfrrbsrt.
Die Dampfsr sfefsr GOmpasnis:
graunfdtpeis, ;sIOOSons, @aplln6atf6
gilrnbers, 800 Sons Sap Sdser,
9eipsis, $500 8feiffer.
Ohio, 250J ~ ;. Mfeper
Berlin, $500 Seinde.
BoItimcre, $500 SeIImers,
fabren rtsslmabis alIs ia Gage spil@sn Srcs
men unb SaItimcre uub nebmen gafasitre
;u fpIsrnhen Ratrn an.
Son Baltimore mad 8remen.
3pif6snbsd $4,000
ainSsr srtfs,n uns la satrsn biz 6dIfts.
Son 8remen mad Baltimore.
3piftented $500
8inter spiIGen 1 unS II Sabrsu be S6lfis.
SGusliuse 400 SunereiIsbilets iu erHGbte.
ten greifsn.
Ter 9ausnnssslne sitlsr Oantrfl1iHe in
Baltimore if ;useid Depot bsr Baltimore unb
Stic @ifenbabn, TsIfs gaiinstre ppn une nadb
tem gSeitsn IN billiacrcn 4reifen be-
tSrhert, ais irssnS cine Gileitabu prn Hep
gCit unb philadelphia.
Sci sIntuuft Der Oampffdifie nire eas Eepct
| fir ale Nidtansefisllten ssI6lreeu, 10 ea6 he
Ginpdnherer Mot Der @tfabr all, gelrtt fnb
prn Srtrisern beI6rinsslt ;u rpsrhsn, tras in
anhsru Safsnpldssn lsicer 70 oft Der 6aa 1T.
g4ir MAIDEN nod tticnters auf fclsente
! fir beutfbe Nriftnbe terba6tunsspfrtbf 3eT-
;iise auimertscm wtl6e bic SeiIe NIT unlsrn
I S6iNen tietet. Die 9'e6asiere fnb unter
Truti6sn. fSnnen ndb aup nit Seeesmann
perfGuhieen rbue TpInietIher su eStrauGtn.
t1mfiBen aus einsm SbiT in baS ane're, ipie
kri inbireeten Stailsn finest ntdt fatt; bic
gaNasisre eehsn N Srsmsn ScelsiG an Srrb
bes Scrantampfrrs uus YsrIaHsu tsnislte1 :rf
in Saltmpre.-
W gSssrn n6btrsr eIusfunit mrute man
| fa an fis @sneral-@Ssnten.
81. &cbmbmaeber S 60,
SO Glib 9ap Ctr, Baltimore, gf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15

General Ben. Butler, rDeI9er ifbt
fur ben SIocn unb bi: 0smofratie ben
Stump niumt, idats I'M Sttobsr 1872
nuf elmer Seriammluna in Solsbo,
Ohio, lbsr Die lubIiden staaten unb
bic Suo'Demotrnten
yOieies Solt unO b;eie Staaten
batten fein 9tedt in Der Union. SD
bite nm &sr,sibung, iie bottsn bod
elm @edt, prIhes lie nidt pcrI9er,en
fOnnteu, elm 9ttdt. peIde5 fe oud
wirflid nitt Usridersten. elm 9sdt,
nelde5 unantalt6dr uno unuerdu6erIid
r,-unb oa5 par 6a5 9tedt, fir
ibre Serbredeu 9sbdngt 81 lueroeu."
5eute in6e6 lit berielbe Butler be5
9oGe5 iiber 6en Suoen un6 Sancof
uoQ. SIT oa5 uidt elm idubersr
SauIuS, Der 10 idneq gum YauIus
meroen fonnte t?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15
PR0EsATE COURT DOCKET
OF GascOnahe County
Mo

NOV f4.hBEh kRh ICCV.
1st day -Honday Norember Sth 1880.
Hasten Bushmann exc Casper
Rueggcsick dec final settlement.
G. +. Brans0n adm. Fieidcn Jenk-
ins dec, tina! settlement.
Clara Hundhausen z & c. m. n.
of Robt. Hundhausen dec. annual
settlement.
Henry Licsemeyer e & C. Louise
Liesemeycr minor annual settle
ment
Boone Miller G & n J Lane minor
1st settlement.
Franz JuScph Steinmetz z & 4 &
u Steinnctz minors annual settle
mcnt.
Charlotte Apprill exctx Anton
April dec final settlement
JOS Ii Barbrick exc Elisabeth
S locklcy dec Isl sctll, ment
Henry JungbIut g l F & S Jung
blut minors annual settlement
Henry Brandhorst adm Fried
Dick gractc dec final settlement
Il Ill nascnritter exc Chas W
uassenrittcr dec final settlement.
Carl HOE pc adm t Il Friedrich
Gnadt dec final settlement
End day, Tuesday Nor. 9th 1880
Louisa RUmmel admx Jacob Rom.
mel dec final settlement
Henry Schacht adm d b Henry
Drewel dec final settlement
Chas Hoffman, g & m b of Berlin.
Wickers dec annual settlement
Samuel WOdli g Il Louis Bande-
mar insane annual settlement
HASTEN Bushmann adm August
Budde dec final settlement
J NJ Boston adm Lapoley Curtis dec
final settlement
Rudolph Hirzel adm john Quandt
dec final settlement
Rudolph Hirzel adm Henriette
Quandt dec final settlement
Chas Hoffman, adm Friederike
Wettstein dec 1st settlement
Chas Hoffman, adm Ferd a BOIL
dec 1st settlement
John w MCEIhanney adm Margaret
Baxter dec final settlement
Louis Neese adm Henry Ncese jr.
dec final settlement
Louis Neese adm Florentine Neese
dec final settlement
p a Richardson adm Benz P Rich
ardson dec final settlement
Johanna Suter eXctX Jacob Suter
dec final settlement
Sd day Wednesday Nov. 10Th 1880.
Franz E Voigt exc John NJ Voigt
dec final settlement
Franz E Voigt adm John NJ Voigt
& Son final settlement
Philip April g & C George Beck
mann minor annual settlement
Chas Beckmann G & Nina Beck
mann minor annual settlement
A F Buddemeyer G & m b of FIR
Kemper dec annual settlement
P W Burceard G & S NJ. JR. W J..
n A. III D r & Z J Tayloe minor
annual settlement
VIM Berger G & Edward Me
bruegge minor 1st settlement
Bernhardt Berger q & Peter Ber-
ger unsoundmind 1st settlement
Geo Christel G & C IN b of John
Heinlein dec annual settlement
Chas Hoffman, 6 & Mary Book
minor annual settlement
Pauline Hoy G & E & E Lauer
minors annual settlement
Thomas B HensIey g s. E G and
l L Robertson minors annual settle
| ment
Monica Kraettli G & m b of Peter
Kraettli dec annual settlement
Ernst Krone G s C Louisa Finken
minor lst settlement
4th day Thursday NoU. 11th 1880
Friedrich Kurrelmeyer g & C A f
Meyers minor 1st Settlement
Henry Koch G & C m b of C Sass
manshausen dec annual settlement
Henry Luebbe G & Bertha Rath
geb annual settlement
! Edward Leuenberger g & Georg
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15
Heue Gbotograpbii9e 0aaerie'
rrn
81. 6. ISisissb brauer
sicuc ssrt Dun llhraebGuirn.

Teu, psil s5 trIt trsniae Sabre Der iff, bae
tic rertsTcrt ltno Seherman ;ugineli6 asuia6t
nc, alt atcr i'm rrineip, tenn bic GrFneuns
ruree ppr fait span;is Snbren eenaCht, une
ea5 erfr gatent rurte eamdlS eeurmmsu.
llbrdebduIr, prIdbe bnnlal5 ssmnht iine unr
Ieiteem fprtpdbrsne setraudt pursen, iine faif
nr6 10 gut ME neu. Nfan Ieie 6cIesnbes, Gin
SSaI untrr pielen Suncertsn. 9usr ubrmn5er
tann @u6 ocn dbuIi6sn er;dblen.
Mansfelb, pa., Nat IS. 1878.
Sd basc einen 0fihdftsfreunb Der eines prn
ScIs' patsrt ubrseoGuisr isit IS Sabren bat,
uue i'd babe eaTrIte fhcn 2 Sabre rprber ss-
fannt, sbr er's battf; IS i6rint jsBt fir nod 10
Sabre Idreer gut Su iein-
81. 6. Sluep, Supelier.
8ea6tet, bas bic llbrgebduie mad SaS. SrT
pafent, bic siu;issu itnb, ptlts aus 2 pIattsn
iplitsn @rlhes (eire aueen unc eiue innsn) 70
aena6t llnb, fns ieber IbeiI herielben, Ger her
Abnusuns ausssIsst rbsr nur ii6ttur 1T, bappn
aeeedt pilh. Ter erree 8cr;ug folder farfen
Tlatten srr slrftrilher gersolbuas ut Sfrsm
sinlsubtenr. grT gatsnt lbrssbGuis fnb bic
ein,iaen, tei beuen cine eefhrisbsne 6arantif
ssseben ptrb. 5rlsrnhss ia bic abbiIhuns
pdprn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15
SSeru,anm NIo Treitaa ccm 15. Oftober 1880

ybireft" bon obeu Der su beIfeu, bciien
Sewobner mIfen nersefen, baB iie einlt
eeuaItige Seubalberren uno Wenfden'
eioentblmer iporen, mlhen. Dem 9iit-
tertbumssefuble entiasenb, Die gereh-
ten Infpriide oud bes aerinsifeu ibrsr
Witbirser teuneu Iernen. mu1en @rt
uub BFug ober 9ammer uno Sobel in
bic San6 nebmen, pie mir @n6eren es
aud tbun, miiTen burd freunbli6e
Nufnnbme beiier sep0bnte SumiIien
aus anbersn @eaenbsn beran,u3ieben
iu6en, miihen ehrlid unO eifria Dem
ftrebIamen 9eife oes 9oIfes in ben
n0rblihen unb ipeftli6en Staateu fh
anf6Iieben uno ibre eieenen reidli6en
SlIfsmitteI befen5 aussuniben iuden,
ifatt bur6 politiide Sunititiife iih ~
oiel Iei6ter uno bequemer obeu bin su
5rin9en. Sic 3eit fur Sen Subeu unt
ben ibm eebubrenben Ginfub pirO iuie'
terfommen, rpenn er i'm Gimme Ser
srosen Mehrbeit oss SoIfeS Die Sade
oeS aufeitisen Sortidrittes mir @rnit
in Die 9an6 nimmt. Sa3u iOlen mir
gIae ibm germ bebiilfid iein, nidt aber
in ieiner fruberen Serlo0gnun9 ibn 3D.
burd beitdrfen, haB mir ibn-penu
aud in Yerbintung nit isiuen n0rNIi=
den 9arteifrennten cine 8snalt
einieben, ;u ocreu NusiIbuna gum
@oble oes 8nnseu er rcd teiuesmtaS
9eulaeno Uorbereitet ideint. .-yNaes
~ lciucr 3eit," 1T eiE 1!tt5 Un6 meifs5
0ort.-9t. 9 3spubl;f.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15

Der 0cmotra!iide Sruoer3piit in
Scunenee bat osr0rtigs : imsnFoueu OIL.
eenommeu. ba6 ickt iofort bier 9ou-
uerncurs Gaupioatsn Iaufcn. Sn
Sol9s beheu lit ss mabrfdeinIid. bab
bort Ger repubIitnniide 9an0loat, siusi
obcr brsi repubIifaniide Gorgreb
GcprdientaHten 9ctpdllt per6tn uuo
bic 8epubIifaner cine Nfaioritdt in
Der 9eaislatur erbaItcn. @eun 9cb
terss erfolat. bann miro Der bort bsm=
nddit gu wdbIenoe Sunheslsnator Elm
IspubIifnner iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15

NITNO CURED PROMPTLY and PE.EMA-
HNIN nently send bottle of my cele-
HIN brated remedy, with a valuable tTea-
= tise on this disease, free to all suffer
ers who send me their Il. o. and Express adj
dress. DIR. H. q. ROOT, No. 1sS Pearl Street,
New York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15


ngSa5 erparten mir, tuenn elm Wdnn
Die 9arfleIo-mit ieiuer reiden Enats-
manniiaen Grfnbrung unb iciner piels
umfaiienoen SiIOung, pie bieie uberna
i4 ;eist, no er 0ffentIi9 ouftritt-an
Die Spike Der SerDnItung unO elm
republifaniides u9aus" ibm CUR @eite
9eiteut pirb, BON Der nd6ifen 3utunft !?
ermarten beiOnuencn Sortidritt
uno Seieitigung banbgreiFider uebeIs
itdnbe.-Oabin gebort unter Qnoerem /:
SOrtaeieste Serminosrung Der ofent-
Iiden SduIb in Der gSeiie, pie es in
Der Iesten 3eit 9eidab (beuu uusr
SduIben abbeiabIt, Der behert iein
Serm0gen" ")-Sei9rdnfung Der Yrdg.
ung BON Srlber unb anbcrem minoer-
mertbisem Metan.geIbe auf ben fur
inldnbiiden fIeinsren 9ei9afts-8etrieb
uotbwenoisen Sen6i9en Sstras; Be
ieitiguns aues Oe6eu, mas iid in un.
Ieren Sortidritt in 9etper6en aber Mrt,
in 9anoeI, S@ifffabrt, &C. als BinSerno
erueiit; mOsIidit balci9es Sronea un'
ierer iubianiiden gSirren nit felfer
9aub uno suslsid i'm 9umnneu Sinne;
-nhrbeuoQes @uftreteu benz @usIanOt
seseniiber, inbsm ieSO6 niemaIs etiunI
llnseredtes usrIanst uiro. Sn allen
anbersH bsIfeu bic freisn 8arger Del
2an6es unb i'm Ganjsn au1 bic Gin
! eiten fi9 ieIbff. Dem SnOeR iif nj +
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15

9a8 ilItbsil zines promiuentsn @po-
tteferS uno G Gbemifers in 8rootlnn, g.
8 - 60 groB lit mein &e,ttauen in
Die 0eilfroft bes ct. Sotobs SeIs, oab
idl cs tdQ:dQlid empfebIe. wsnn Gin
qutes G,rreibunJamitteI uer!nnat miro.
Die gtadfrcge nod bem ct. SafUbs
Sel III mciner tei0en 4pGthefen ilber-
trifFt nen Gcyfduf oucr anneren 9ini
meutS ;uiammemncnoumcn - Gbns
s lriiflnn @rau, giro. 2 gates Mue.
uno Gde Grabam siuc. uno @Co:-2ir.,
8roOtIgI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15

CheSter a. Aft1uT.
bon Stem gorf.
&epnblitanii9es staats Sidet
SIR Souperneur:
Sabib g. Sbrr.
Sur @ice-9 9ouoerueur
Niln Blair.
Sur Stnats.Scfretdr:
Sames 6. Sruaomca.
Slir 9luoitor:
6. u. Sbumpiun.
Slir Staat5NuwaIt:
s. 8. 9aroiug.
Sur Sdasmeiiter
90. 8. Sallmeber.
Sur Giienbabn-G Ommi6dr:
5oparb Sarnrs.
Siir Suprsme Suoge:
s. Q. 6. Garnes.
Sur Sr:isridter:
Goes 8. Seridtsbe8lrfs.)
q. S. Seag.
Sur Seuator:
S. SO. PcBle.
Gepublifauii9es GOnnt9 Sifet,
SIR Ssprdientant:
%. S. 9uusrubers.
Sur Solicitor
GBrift. Gugu.
Sur Yrobute 9ttdtcr:
Sranris Cndcn.
Sur Sbertff:
SO. IS. 'Wcrtrus.
SUr county gInpalt:
90. 81. Glarf.
SUR S9nbmsiiter:
q. 6. s9lenoer.
Sur 0Tentli6er 9aqla6psrpaIter
Gnitas 6ir9boff.
6ur Nhshor:
xbepbor 8rrgucr.
Sur SountD u dlter Nes nozollhen
Siitritts:
Saeub Jintlaug.
Sur @ountb Nidter oss ilioliden
OIitrifts:
Gbas. W. Wutt5rtus.
sSur Suruepor
&unplpb Yuirr.
Sur Coroner:
Sr. Stufrcgeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15
Sur Coroner:
Sr, Stnfrcueu.

Melde 3Wede perfo!9t bic republic
faniide Yartei? Gs fnO beren Srei
Der Cine beitcbt in her NufrsGterbaI.
tuna Der 10 tbeuer srfuuften Grruu9eu-
i6afteu bes 8rieNes; Der Nuoere fhliest
Die Siheruug aIsttsr 8edte fur Stlle
in lid; Der Oritte ii elm auf gefunoer
Baiis geariintetcs lniisues Sgitem
Oas fno Die fpe;is0eu Nufgabsn Der
repubIifaniihen Ydrtei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15
p A p Fl r,

p A p F r
of all kinds.
papeteries.
Photograph Albums.
PocketbOOks,
Pencils, Slate and Lead,
Pens and lenhOlders,
Pencil Protectors,
Pictures for Scrap Books,
Blank Books,
At VarV EnU prianS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15
81. g. Hotel
Deutfnes @altDaue
CONRAD sCHUCIFs
Qmiid, iebcti 20eB !!
Oie befien @etrdnfe unb eieuirsn
tets on Der Bar gu baben.
l6-li @onraO 9 @udl.
1teher Baltimore.

Seher, Der bas alte SnterIone beluneR cher
gerpanbte unb 8reunhe pen europa fUnmeH
alien !ria, lpllie bic prafttpplen neusn eileinen
S@raubeu- pcfbampfiHiTe hes
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-17

'Nonsensel It's never too late 10
mend. I'm not rich, Della; bat I've
enough for two aud to spare
4 vouldnst be costsnted not tn drive
in my carriage and have servants under
me nov. laughed Della.
Indeed Then perhaps you have
better match in view. Captain Ssy-
mour asksI me. by the way. if had
come to interfere with Squire Jones's
interest
'Yes' Squire Jones proposed to me
last week
Now, see hers. Della. Have cone
all the way from Melbourne on fools
erraRdr There / was. growing us 4
to roy misery and loneliness. when the
mail brings me in . letter in . strange
hand, which told me that my dear love.
Deli. Roeesson. loves aud dreams Of me
still. is po,r and alone. aud needs me
mel Aud the letter il signed by her
aunt, Mrs Clement who ught to know.
| packed nv household goods and
came
'fm glad you did
In order tha, | may congratulate
Squire Jones'.
But haven't accepted him. In fact
I've refused him-because -
Because you will msrry your old
love. like the lsss IN the song, Deliar
In Crnftsboruugh people are not yet
tired of telling how . woman made
money by taking boarders
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-03
For the Central Presbyterian.
The Council of Jerusalem.
No. g.

4. "Luke's" last position is that our
General Assembly acts under Constitu-
ton which gives original Jurisdiction,
in the matter Of discipline, to the Presby
terry and Session, and denies it to the
Synod and General Assembly" whereas.
D." The Church in the time of the Council
of Jerusalem was under no such Consti-
tuition"
The entire strength of this position APP
pears to rest upon an assumption. The
point assumed is that controversies Of
doctrine and discipline fall under those
matters of discipline over which the Con
stitution gives the Sessions and Presby-
teries exclusive original jurisdiction. And
it must be evident to all that if this as
sumption can be shown to be groundless
Luke's' position is nothing worth
Luke argues that the General Assem-
bly, cannot in controversy of disci-
pine give deliverance IN hesj which
shall be an authoritative Interpretation of
Church law, because Sin the matter Of
discipline" the Constitution gives origi-
nal Jurisdiction to the .Presbytery and
Session, and denies it to the Synod and
General Assembly. But if it can be
shown that those matters of discipline
over which Sessions and Presbyteries
have original jurisdiction-difer from
Controversies Of discipline, then clearly
" Luke's' argument is a non seq,sit1w.
Here then arises two questions-frst !.
What are those matters Of discipline over
which the Constitution gives original iu-
risdiction to Presbyteries and Sessions
and denies it to Synods and Assemblies?
The answer to this question can only be
cases Of judicial process Where a
minister or an individual member of a
church is guilty Of an offence" the Con
stitution wisely gives original iurisdic-
ton in the matter Of discipline, to the
Presbytery and Session, and denies it to
the Synod and General Assembly" Tn
such a case the Constitution makes it the
duty Of the Presbytery or Session, as the
case may be, to institute judicial proceed
ings against the offender. The Gonstitu-
ton forbids either the Synod or Assembly
from ordering Except in certain unusual
cases. or insttuting judicial process
against any individual church member
or minister It is when the matter of
discipline is Of the nature of judicial
process against an individual or individ-
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-03

WoMAN's SUPERIOR MENTAL IMAGERY.
i have been astonished to find how SUI
perior women usually are to men in the
vividness Of their imagery, and in their
powers of introspection Though I have
admirable returns from many men. 7
have frequently found others. even of the
highest general ability, quite unable for
some time to take in the meaning of such
simple questions as these "Thinl of
some definite object, say your breakfast
table, as you sat down to it this morning,
and consider carefully the picture that
rises before your minds eye Is the
image dim, or fairly clear? Is it's bright
ness comparable to that Of the actual
scene? Are the objects sharply defined?
Are the colors quite distinct and nat
ural, &C.? On the other hand, I find
the attention Of women, especially women
OF ability, to be instantly aroused by these
inquiries. They eagerly and carefully
address themselves to consider their
modes Of thought, they put pertinent
questions, they suggest tests, they express
themselves in well-weighed language and
with happy turns of expression, and thew
are evidently masters Of the art of in
trospection. | do not find any peculiar
tendency to exaggeration in this matter
either among women or men; the only
difference | have observed between them
is that the former usually show an unex-
pected amount of intelligence while
many Of the latter are as unexpectedly
obtuse The mental difference between
the two sexes seems wider in the vivid
ness Of their mental imagery and the power
of interpreting it than in respect to any
other combination Of mental faculties Of
which can think.-F5uncis Gllto1,. IN
Nature.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-03
TEE NINETEENTH CENTURY for February. Geo.
Munroe, New York. Contents:

The NINETEENTH CENTURY for February. Geo.
Munroe New York. Contents;
The Situation in Afghanistan, by Mai. Gen.
Sir H. G. Rawlinson Lord Chelmsford and the
Zulu War, by Archibald Forbes The Present
ondltions of Art Paganism in Paris. by Pere
Hyacinthef An Eyewitness of John Kemble:
Free Land and Peasant Proprietorship; Ritual
Ism and Anglicanism, by Rev. F. A. Northcote
NJ. A.; Our Egyptian Protectorate; On Histor-
zeal Psychology Reasons for Doubt in the
Church OF Rome-A Reply, by Right Rev Mon
slgnor. Cafeli Free Trade, Railways, and the
Growth of Commerce, by Right Hon. w. r.
Gladstone, NJ P. Also, Splendid Misery, by
Miss M f BraddOn. Chaps. 36-41.
ST. NICHOLAS for March has the same glad
face for the boys and girls. 1t is unsurpassedin
It's line Contents: The Swan Song illus
trated); Longitude One Hundred and Eighty
The Lazy Pussy; The Tea Kettle Light Gath
ering Caoutchouc in Nicaragua; Chy Lung. the
Chinese Fisherman &c, &c. Scribner & Co.
New York.
The FoRTSIGHTLY REVIEW for February. Con
tents:
Turkish Facts and British Fallacies; Sir VIII
nam lam BoxalI, T. Al The Beginnings of Greek
Sculpture Irish Needs and Irish Remedies;
Pliny the Younger The Cost of Elections
Henry Thomas Buckle; The Irish Franchise:
Empire and Humanity; Home and Foreign AT
fairs The Trumpet Major.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW for January.
Contents:
Lord BolingbrOke The Progress of Taste;
Bishop Wilberforce The Successors of Alex
ander and Greek Civilization in the East Prince
Metternichi The Romance Of Modern Travel;
Mr.: Bright and the Duke of Somerset on Mon
arohy and Democracy; The Credentials of the
Opposition.
WIDE AWAKE for March. D. Lothrop & Co.,
Boston.
This beautiful children's monthly is ALWAYS
welcome. Contents Billys Hound; Nursery
Tiles; How Newspapers are Made; Five Little
Peppers; In the Tunnel of Mt Cents Two
Young Homesteaders. &C., &c, &c.
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has been devoted to,expounding and illustrating
the philosophy of common sense against the fan
cru and fantastic psychological speculations of
the day, and there are few writers who have con-
trlouted more in.their day a1d generation to the
maintenance of sound OPTIONS in the various
departments of mental and moral science DR..
McCosh has been in many respects the successor
to DIR. Chalmers in the defence of the truth
against all corners, and such men in our day are
far more rare than in the previous history of
British thought His wide range of learning in
both physical science and metaphysical science
especially qualify him for this work We gladly
welcome this addition to his psychological studies
The volume is handsomely printed. Price 81
Received through West, Johnston & Co., of this
city
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The Two Villages.

Over the river, on the HILL
Lieth q village white and still
All around it the forest trees
Shlver and whisper in the breeze
Over it sailing shadows go
OF soaring hawk and screaming crow,
And mountain grasses. low and sweet
Grow in the middle of every street.
Over the river. under the hill
Another village lieth still
There l see, in the cloudy night,
Twinkling stars of household light
Fires that CLEAN from the smithy's door,
Mists that curl on the river shore
And in the road no grasses grow
For the wheels that hasten to and fro
In that village on the hill
Never is sound of smithy or mill
The houses are matched with grass and flowers
Never clock to toll the hours;
The marble doors are always shut.
You cannot enter in nall or hut
All the villagers lie asleep;
Never grain to SOW or reap;
Never IN dreams to moan or sigh
Silent and@dle and low they lie.
In that village under the hill,
When the night is starry and still,
Many Weary soul in prayer
Looks to the other village there
And weeping and signing, longs to so
Up to that home from this below;
Longs to sleep by the forest wild,
Whittier have vanished wife and child,
And heareth, praying, this answer fall
Patience that village shall hold we all"
The above lines were written by the late Rev
DR.. T. V. Moore, so well known as the pastor for
many years of the First Presbyterian church Of
his city.
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THE EMoTIoNs. By James McCosh =. D.. LID.
President of Princeton College Author of
Method of Divine Government" +" Intuitions
Of the Mind, etc New York Charles Serb
ners Sons. 1880.
A main object Of this work is to separate be-
tween the emotions and the feelings" and
thereby to avoid the ambiguity arising from the
vague Specification attaching in the modern Flu
ropean languages to the word . feeling" This
vagueness in the meaning of this word. as the
author remarks, favors the tendency on the part
of the prevailing physiological psychology of
the day to resolve all feeling and our very emo
tons, into nervous action, and thus gain an i'm
portant province of our nature to Materialism
Much Of the philosophical disputation in all
ages results from the want Of rigid precision in
the definition and use of terms, and it is no un-
worthy task which the distinguished author Of
" The Intuitions Of the Mind imposes upon
himself to clear this field from the antiquities
Of the sensational school ofpsychology.
DIT MeCosh's name is enough to call public
attention TO any work be may publish His life
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WolEN's MINISTRY AND OTHER ADDRESSES. By
Mrs George c. Needham. Chicago f. II.
Revell, AS Madison street 1880
This is small volume of 146 pages, contain
ing addresses on religious topics delivered in va
rious cities and towns of the country by the
author We are entirely opposed to the preach
ing of women