, 1880-02-21

tho beaver tn cnnstrncting !ts l,oltse, and tho
bird IN building fss nesa. Tile adaptive
hpRs 0f which lie sHlks IL restricted tn II
very ilarrnw elrc1r, embracing nnly tllec'lcico
Of favorable situations. Or of new materials
resembling those formerly used, or the means
q avcrtfng 1atlgcra. frequently. experienced.
il spsrea %S % ts eows a's n iaf f
varied progress in man. Fiftllly-Dr: Lin,f
eMy tAslfy Identifies the feeling OF shame III
the domestic animals after they hive been
pnnlshed, for ,oiferses with conscience IN
lnnh; which Will seem to manly readers To IN.
yolve All assumption in the interest Of oyolu-
tinn 10 wllicf, nothing b,lta moral PROPOSES
sion could reconcile a writer Of 50 much dis
cI!,ainaton md reilectEon. Notwithstanding
Msr s ho y %ots ssf: pr ssy Il SsSy 'fai
suggestive. and will lead tn further research
- tlle sane department, md wi! tend to cult
isats and d.v"lop more kindly interest in
(Alin,l In tie Iower Animals, in 1tealtl,
1nd Dis;c,asss; ByW: Lauder Lindsay, NJ. y,
I. X. s.. +. j.. s., Honorary Member Of the
New Zealand institute. Two volumes. New
York: y. Appleton d Co., 1850. ,I'ricee, S4)
TWENTY YEARS IN WALL STREET.
ldfe III Wall street Is peculiarly fasclhat-
Ing. 1t Is n history of fortunes won and lost
III day; It Is tile story Of gigantic gambling;
1t Is the romance OF Will speculation. It's
wrecks arp scattered all over the world, and
lie who Is Its king to-ttay may he dethronctt
a,Nl sccptrelcss tomorrow. Once Wntl street
ruled tho American financial world. and To-
tlay Immense corporations nre manipulated
III tile brokers' 0tfces,-in0nopo'iGs created
at tic will anl beck Of the successful stock-
dealer Mr.. Fowlcr's inside view of n twcn-
ts-years' life III Will street Is. therefore,
especially Interesting. Tho author writes uf
seeflcs ~ Wtlcl he iIna lMfL; nia atalll. ny
is o%il ia'ttrs. ~ poif11ts INC lesson 80 fha"y
Fh He ;l mres 10 yt is saf 4.,ssnc of mn o
down dew. 70 dlate ar'tl !ncl1!lng tlle eoltssal
Sioek-tn6selehiS oi tne !atter hnlf Oi lsiV
faithfully enumerated by htm, bnt We have
Iel'.Mlu.inK sKctc!ses IRON !ilc Of some OF
thcarn,;c igao ~ v.,,at liz, III H. Wa n,rs.,t
means: but Mr, Fowler throws new iigilt
into siark paces, and l.us written n very rcatl-
a9le volume On what Is rrai!y only very
l's!M IGTmsr ~ III t!'is WnIiu H. u. OUTS.
]owi,'r ln"itiM,ate h,ist,rss Il i,,p n,,af,Iur
brandy after sippir,g clarpt. Wjctl ollct i
iaito1l, llls imagination s0b!! grows 70 'eht
a,.I, r ,,,,.,er ~ f'e u9essf =, @ iS @
imr the mat i'm vcnrs ,l,iII,t nimnst hn
utGOA liE llIlttlSs 3l1E SlktEtSSl1ll
brokers mike the most Money, a,ltl with tho
lgast risk. ~ Gnl1lss a brokers ilnve nIade As
sinna eI, T. iHn,, ~ ~ vh t,t ve H. n
lie lei prastice Of sslltng "sl,orft,n Wr, Fowler
says: 1.-THE practice Of selling stocks short
VIII be found, ili tl,n end, to be Invariably Il
s'hg ,s nasltless ;i tt, itt nrews !sses v1 ~
i,ayp h"",s ostiu,n. @ II mrnrI - NJ, m Ai' II"
gives tic following nnaxiI,ls as Tie result OF Il
learty-bouglt experience: buy only OIL
tlle a'npleSt margins; be M &c occasional, ni'tl
assos s on 'Si, iat Sor ,ra't IN .a S"MiI o"i
wiint van have i,tt rf;. '""' 1'o'-' '~''
(Twenty years Of Inside life IN Wall street.
By WillinM ". Fowler. New York: Ora,,ge
judd Il Coz
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TIE PERCEPTION OF SPACE AND
The doctrine of pcrcevtion las ulwoys
,''..,Is ~. Ii.Ito.t '',n ~. "."".a
oecn p!1Me !" 'as.apl,s'suA"s' 44tS n".o
oeeil tlivllot'. OH THIS subject, Into ideal'sts
ins @ the e' lea', % IN ,nern % tImes, % a,u"lie Tie t.o
e tSel atter any re M 1acass M cnS Sdo tat We ans aSs
world, maintaining TINT mind is tic only
reality TINT VIC hive a,,y knowledge Of. Tho
N"tnr,, nsoltsts ht,,j ~, t,'o a,,,,trnr,. t,,nt
,na h. a..', , ,a ~" ;I ~, ~. , ,'.aS
w N"oh oe''i AA"1&Gs A'u AaM" ~ w. euu-
.seionsness, ntld through the mid OF 0tir bodily
senses, which are the media of tho minds
ncrcc,t1on. Even skentlcs are divided m n
c!sao tMi 'e snep.s ,o ,'.,. r.uI" WIKI
th1s slaeS!!on'-satie coilte'tolhs. Win 1il!hle.
for lleallsn, and others. will. Herbert
Spencer (who Is here inconsistent will, him
self. for Natural Realism. or course there
,,.,1 ,,,.',.,a ,.'t.,s',,..,, t,,t,"",,,, ~
afe 1hiAeN views lhteF'nea4ate netWeen tha
two already defined, such rs those OF tho
representative ldeallsts md those OF the
Erosser Materlnlists. We hive now a new
canIt,,ot., for l,n,,nra ono,,r tho snir;t,.,
!thiosopneFs III the lses, johnston Eslep
Walter, prlneiral Of the Cl!ss!cal alM scle,,-
tific Institute, Mt. Pleasant, Ia., VIM puts
from any heretofore generally rccosnizcd:;
Mr.. Walters v0tunc, Just Issued, consists nf
more tlsnn 400 duodcctni1 pnEcs, nnt II tll-
vilc4 into two, parts. The ilrst part is de-
voted to Il Review Ut the Theories Of pcrcel,-
tlon defgnled by DIR. TliOn.ns IteEtl, Sir WILL
inn Hamilton, lraf. Daln. and Herbert Spull;;
Ger. lll the second part lie explains and
nrglies his own view OF ''I!ln Perception ot
Space and Natter: II "fle Perception Of
Extension and Spnce"; and ~ 1.-The Per
~ |, la. d., r. 1fn1f