, 1880-05-22
awny snysges, black negroes, o
rislt cm1rrantg n1ult lad un1p mn


i1xHy iss cmsrsfs sHssSss a sek . es1GS' osy os ss
aspiration concerning tllenl--tllas tho hyhrftls
might neser como .bctwiSe the Wild and
csnts tss % ays S1s 4 Ms t g s f.st o
ernor- -ficncrai of .Cenatla, whom ind eo,l-
te,nplate,l SO Inquisitlyely ut Quebec. She
regnrtiel ME f0r. u few 1lntiiGntR wftll q look
half curious, hali snpercillo!,s. s...,,,, ,..
"'.rhis is not the first TING. your lat1ysl1p,
TINT have visited England replied, with
ri Al, that explains IT. slle said, in salts.
flet! tonu; and, turning to speak to some ono
WHO ca,no up, l fell back Iii the tltronE."
III iKA he called with friend on Trcsl-
d!entA Van iluren. Returning to Europe In
ner ri tie house at llrotd, 'tlle historian: III
observed tall, slim MIN moving ntrnhly
about from one TO another with Sunny
smile md easy dtKaRe air that won mo great.
asked ny host to Introduce me. was nut
little surprised to dlscnvEr lio was n fellDw-
co,l,ltrytun, Charles Sumner, whom ! Ind
Heard frequently talked about III Paris and
teiiigrncS WIS highly praised, but fancted
tntf the spell lay In his extreme agrreable-
ntss III tho best English society }o WIS IN
Immense favorft, MID 1lobMDbbctt with Ill tlle
and taIkett we'll; but 1te was 10 unassun1ng
nj aln ln,icll grntilicd to meet you' said
10 him, 'and co,gratnlate you OF yonr Bite
10: but in thls country especially you have
ensier for yolir humber countryneu to get
on p!casa,itly.'
You nrc ,nucl1 too klna, ne replied. N
W. maIuIal W!M,ttiif WY ""so oeea sels
A"'A, * M c e!.n.3ei. remarked Ills gaze was
frequently bent oil Fanny [Eissler}.
~. fou seem attracted,' said, by, my hos
iess, newest iaVori1, 1lesh lro1h tao coo-
''sssS ,,, 1ovo y t,o ,o+,,rne,, emnho,,co,,v
sWhut q swect-lnaunefeti refined creature
she appears to bei There's something about
her, 70 l'e sails auot, wonderfully engng-
tho brilliant, tlashtnEt etlierun! nrtist have
repeatedly applauaetl at uie 1p9rn ,,
80" 'Slle ls aA good ~ s!io looks. nyoucheo.
II III lear It sseryw1efe; al1a MTy; Grote @
says must never return ~ , Lennon u aoht
st!ain avery nerve to nako l'er tour tfinmph~
ant, ,.n,1,.,,.a
4ss Yesy yS9lt y%ltin 6fisus1aS nsS',tS hSaSs nsk'u'
We '1aye no space Tor oiher extracts. Ihe
nature or hle BOOK nnN OF lne Wrtel must
bn Hltiiiciently clear from W!hat we nave r.
read without harm, but Without II! making a!,y
especially worth remembering,
(I'le Ke,nintseences ot ~ 1.5ler: by ilenry
bert. Advance Sheess.)
,.,77.-,,n,a
This is a compact and thoughtful book,
sosels maas 4n.Sd =. ~ eU, .,,ot west a1,.or
however nhve noa9'ng 9i nlat nos' uNel~
siiletl Of NIL hobbies, Social science. II pre-
sents Il variety Of systems Of reform on
sc],oo,s of fhourl,t Mi bearing on the gem
orni n,,aattn,, ~ 1n,v tn ,,unrovo ,,,c co,,di.
cru quest.oh u hoW W 11p'o'o .no sunu'
t!on of society, and the Whole forming cou-
else history OF the plans proposed during the
y q; tGe IGJ nivht % mon ,xboso svsten,s Of reform
oro ~ nmfoI,1"d aiuf % n fila hook' SwedenIorE.
thn1,, % Ghnr;ey ?h Fogrer, Aue,istc Comte ncr-
bcrt % Spencer, s r. md Ernst i1aeckel, nona were
dstinss c cristan tr M % tlieologlcaiIy. Judged by
n4o s!6u!"u3 'stAVtosH UASt "4'St t.pl ~.