, 1880-03-06

| considerable skill In chnmctrf-pnintfnK. They
concentrated into et,ort tpncD nf time. md tho
ncents "ry n;MSSsrtly limtsca Thn 1'aioE s
c,siyc md clear; tho etorcs mover tat!cls. Tho
.s%sStss * sn 's 8's1a 'Ss !. ns"'s @ - so'se% Il
u M Nci1 r. GeS%ETg %g, AG
I paAy. Fr1co vi.
NATURAL SCIENCE AND RELIGION.
| III. Asa Gray, OF 1lneton. IA among tho few
original investigators In Science IN this country.
Ills snrciAf dcpartmont Is that Of 1ntany, but ho
IA well r''stcd in general science. Hell at tho
snnio time, no nlcnn philosopher; and. wlthal,
he Is n firm believer In Divine Hevcatson. Dr.
Gray has rccontly delivered. by request. two
lectures before the theological studcnfs Of Yalo
University on "Eaturnl sctcncc and Rellgao7."
Tic II nm Ev0lutiontst, and adopts In pnrt tho
hylmsheses ot Darwin. In tho first lecture ho
presents what he conccivcs to be the present
position Ut advanced acicnco In rrlataou to tho
'lt'ctv'nc Ut Evolution. In tho sccnnh lecture ho
snnsidc5s tho relations Of Evolution TO Religion.
~ E,fr i KIT enough to m't that thc Doctrine
tn9p any other theory. and il, therefore, prob
able phllosnphic md scientific t,rn. Hut. rs hH
ays, the drift atponH sclentilc tnrn Ia In tho d.,
sse.s y ass u y serniS IT, Ill fsSG.ss
e II ds sssasS S sseo sS:s :,
Setcs:sry conflict @ EitS III tie i%e. on ;his point
marks: II lseienccj t,1eais IN cGeeis and nd
enutcs: anil knows nothing Of ends, II has no
verdict iv render against o,ir tasG-.for It dfas
which . ~ il. hit is wiscr Judges do not in.
! 1T TINT theirs Is the o,lty curt 4! tho realm.
etto which my II be s""a i|ssus "a inat Of Eqty
ainre i cnforccs specific performance, and
which adds t9 causcs and effects tho conBtlcra-
in thelr iIited dcxree nlofy the coursn wt',S of
Nature. sulsorysent though that l'o 70 h1cd
cir sns W. mo M ki sote ' tic Hs nfoft Sfefelty
of MIXTURE. Isut VIC DO not vInlafe tho law Of
tag uniformity # Nature. T. It not lrgitl,uate,
sc,,H aIo,lt sntl above lin hy the hypothosis of
psss taxs sas IL ss q T ss M e.abshns Mas ens
part,culor md tin,c,i end either with ar With
Snifor,nlty of Saiircs Xnd tho 81 objections % 70
TIL. H. view he ably answcrs.
ys pSdns sSS h' IN sa s q &c T. p!oSs oS
sEt f ,Hn 'he Ev%ntiopq5y tlsory na So,
Revealed Neliglon. wo rcgnrd them rs among
tllc most ynluAhle recent contributions to tho
Eatta T,in M Muisesei2n nI tlils Important snb1cct.
@ aMG Spirlt nt tnn lectlfs " th1taShly SCIENTIFIC
anar any n!s sI GIr1st'ai ana wo hnrt,ly wsh tint
enHsy W.. aRspl1Ga scienttst would carefully ra!
IT,. IT, " nnlyy fest u'a: The @ volume cor.
cdsily REM u thrco hours
MH,MturM4 Teleneo nmu !tcE!1n: two Lectures
DeiIfeFed IN tho IhcologlcAf EchOnl Of fA1D
snl;cge; Hy AHa g. .mrny: New, fork: Charles
scFaoners - Sous. lssQ. frico II.
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1Ipl. sc!lul L. fenoly, mo adthor OF tho
above book, Ia we'll known 10 the people OF Chi
cnKO rs former Instructor fit orc Of o,,r
1Jlvh. anhooia md cn.rnto.,, - IT, s.s.
... n 144u oGe'e'"iJ ~ eno Aenu"
cMy " ociehtts~ peoplc want an
entertaining atid Instructive work, which
shall lead. antl mt mssinn1. +hn yo,n,,
mind. thcn thIs ma ia nnii,,a, ~ oan.,m .nss
".,..s, " 100 o 10 oae.''eo ~ So.sa-
een..on. ~ ~ simple elegant work: and tho
tnrgo wOouctlfa NrC NccuFute In prppoFtIonnto
measurement Thu work IA tIvtdcb jrto thrco
pnrta: Dcosta. nfr,1,. nn1 fnscn,s sororn, h"rs
rs s.o' ns'.e' n4.ue, an" 'ls.o's' eefef1 nun
tnt M.cm snce.Ss nre t'rGy Heacrlhcd md many OF
MILL I'LL Htn ~ plniMca Oy ILLUSTRATIONS. T..
trols fonnoAy pest Wurk SGctna to 10 In re-
lNunn q MS thifd part. on Insects, which Is
Fehisy nls sFcclIlf nnu HfcnnR study. EfIno In