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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-05-08
2 A Z d N T s.!
COLLECTOR.

F. A. Lehman, Solicitor of
American and Foreign Patents,
Washington, u. G. All, business
connected with Patents, whether
before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to-
No charge made unless a patent
is secured. Send for circular.
feb2l '80-6m.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-05-08

II y a longtemps quill est ques.
ton du New Orleans Pacific Rail.
way. Un nouvel elan Went d'etre
donne a cette enterprise longtemps
stationnaire. Des arrangements
viennent d'etre pris ayec une com.
pagnie de capitalistcs--parmi les
quels Tom Scott ct Jay Could
pour l'acheveme4t- de la vote fer.
re de Ia Nlle.Orl6ans a Shfeve
port. Aux termes de ce contrat
la vote doit etre terminee en- deux
ans: ce qui est tres facile a &C.
complir, lorsque l'on considere que
les capitaux ne Sc feront pas atten-
Dire ct qu'une grande partie de
Pouvrage est dtja faite. II ne
reste a niveler qu'une centaine de
environ.
Les avantages qui resulteront
de achievement de cette vote pour
la NlleOrleans principalement ct
pour la Louisiana en- general sort
immenses.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-05-08

n. B,,ihaa accuse de DELFT
/, ina Ut - cautions lund'
i u,tillsassit a donner IN
s,.,.,, III presqu'i qu'immediate-
nHaf
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-05-08
REGULAR VERMILION
A OK EFT

DIRECT TO NEW ORLEANS.
fcs'~A Shippers on yermilion
Bayou ere hereby informed
asE ;hat the Str. EXCHANGE
is thoroughly re6tted and is now ready to
make regular trips to New Orleans.
Freights taken at Morgan's Teche
rates, storage at Abbeville free.
Apply to j. E. Oarlin, agent at New
Orleans, or to the undersigned at Abbe-
vile, Louisiana.
SOLOMON WISE.
November s. 1879.-tf.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-05-08
NOtre Session Legislative.


Generale. En- considerant ce qut
cette derniere fait dams les der
lniers jours de sa session, nous
avons une predvc de ce que peu
4 vent faire des lfgislateurs, quand
ills sont inspires par le patriotisme
ct qu'ils Sc mettent serieusemen,
a Peuvre. En- meme temps nous
arrivons forcemenl a cette conclu.
Ision au'en these generate. un pro.
Iongement de session nest pas ne.
cessaire. 81 la moyenne d'ouvrage
des derniers jours dune session
legislative -etait egalement la mo.
yenne des jours du commencement
ct du milieu de la session, notre
legislature n'absorberait pas une
81 large part des revenus publics.
Ii taut reconnaite 6yidemment Que
les premiers jours dune session ne
peuvent produire les memes result
tats que les derniers, attendu que
Organisation dime Legislature
demande encore quefques jours ct
quill faut encore quelque temps
avant de pouvoir imprimer On
certain elan a ce corps legislatif.
Mais, en- tenant compte du temps
necessaire pour l'organisation,
comment de moments precieux de
seances entieres sont perdus en-
fausses manguvres, en- mauv ,ises
tactiques, ct motions dilatoires!
Nous faisons cette remarque
dams TN sens tout-a-fait general,
ct nous ne pretendons aucunement
fappliquer CONNIE un blame, a la
Legislature qui Went de ternliner
sa session. Au contraire nous re
conna1trons en- toute justice que
cette derniere marque I'm progress
decide sur ses devancieres. Nal.
gre toutes ses impcrfections ct ses
lenteurs, il semble qu'el!e ait YOU.
lu prouver ce que pouvait faire unl
Assemble de Representants, reso
lus a servir leur pays, ct que lie
terme assigne aux sessions legis-
latives 6tait assez long, sans quill
fdt besoin dune prolongation.
Les extra-sessions etaient une
des nombreuses sources de specu-
lation des administrations radi-
Gales. Files etaien+ complement
ihutiles ct infructueuses, puisqu'
elles auraient pu etre evitees !
mais elles etaient un bon pretexte
pour pouvoir pecher dams les cais-
ses de PEtat. C'est cette coutume
a la fois ipjuste ct humiliante pour
tons quill s'agissait de deraciner.
Un Gouverneur CONNIE Wiltz de-
vait a son nom CONNIE a son pas
Sc de donner lie signal de la re-
forme ct de porter les premiers
coups. II ma pas manque d ce
devoir dicte par sa conscience ct
son honneur car c'cst lui par son
ardeur patriotique a enfamme lie
zele des Representants du pays ct
les pousses par ses conseils ct
par ses examples dams la vote de
la reforme.
Somme toute. ct surtont consi-
d6ree a ce point de vue,, la der.
Mere session legislative est done
une bonne session. /
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21
NOTICE..

r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED GABRIEI
i MORGANTINI, Of the town Of Eureka,
Nevada, my agent to collect all rents due and
coming to me. on all property owned BY me In
the town and county Of Eureka. State Of Ne
vada and hereby notify the tenants occupy
ing said property. that he 10 the only person
authorized 10 receive said rents.
PIETRo MARTEILETTI.
Eureka. Nevada, April ]. 1850. a I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21

EUREKA LODGE. NO. Ie. r. 4 A. II.
VvHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
i reka Lodge, No. 1s. r. 1 A. NJ, will b
held in Odd Fellews Hall the fourth Monday
Of each and every month.
Members Of sistor lodges. and sojourning
brethren in good standing. are cordially invit
I'd to attend. r. 6ADLER, W. n.
W. p. STEIcHxLNAN. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21

II you have hne or complicated watlh Or
or any other delicate and intricate piecs ol
mechanism needing repairs. 60 to
EDW. WILHELW.
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker.
Jewelry neatly repaired.
All work warranted 10 give perfect satisfae-
tion or positively NO charge, a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21

TTvHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THI
Il American Labor Union will Be held at
Armory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring Information
in regard TO the Union, can obtain the same BY
applying TO the Secretary. ct Armory Hall. be-
tween the hours Of and O'Clock ?. H., daily.
A. O. BISHOP, Presidenf
4. n. CAxPBELL, Secretary. ap15-6
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21

MOUNTAINLODGENO NO. ~. Il. o. Q. r..
MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
N Odd Fellows Hall, at o'clock. All
members Of the order, In good standing. axe In
vtted to attend. B. J. DOAK, n. q.
Jas. w. SMITH, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21

STORR ON RUBY HILL, NEXT DOOR
~ to DR.. Lukens' drug store. can be rented
reasonably. Inquire Of
MYERS FRANKLIN. Eureka.
Eureka. December Is. 1879. dslAu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21

FOR RENT,
"A for an once or bedroom. aEor particu-
lars apply at this once. feps
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21
NOTICE.

N those interested in the mining claims Of
Antelope District. Eureka county. Nevada, 70
he nresent At the Roma mine on the 10th day OF
Anil. 1870. ct O'Clock P. NJ. - . special meet
ine will be held among the miners Of said Dis
trsct j. w. sTRANDBER0. Recorder.
Pine station, Eureka Co.. New. mrso2w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21
FOR SALE AND TO LET.


DRICK HOUSE ON MOB HILL F0R SALE
I'D south Of wster-tank; two rooms, wood
shed and water. Apply to the =. Q. Lumber
Company.
Eureka, January II, 1880. janis II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21

BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. =, X. OF P.,
NEEETs EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Ul month. 1t Z: 80 O'Clock p. ~. at it Castle
Hall, in Odd Fellows building.
All Brother Kniahts, in good standing, ere
fratsrnally invited 70 attend such meetings.
O. L. BRox. D. @
II. b. McKnz. <. Of B. and 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21
TO r = N Z .

A NEW HOUSE, OF THREE ROOMS. -
"A situated next 10 the residence Of ~;
Matt. Kyle, Mob Hill. Apply on the premises.
Eursis. July -. 1879. tyso-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21
SOCIETIES.

BULLION ENCAMPMENT NO. 10,
i. o. o. F.,
HOLDS REGULAR SESSIONS ON THE
Ill First and Third MONDAYS Of each
menth, at ~ o'clock. ?. NJ, in the Foley
Rickards' Building.
6ojourning Patziarchs are invited 10 attend.
CYRUS B. BIDwELL, O. P.
PETER AxDEasoN, Scribe. mrlo-n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-21
RUBY HILL VA1ER WORKS.
CapseAty Of Tanhss $3.50 Gallsns.
ALL NOW FULL.

uyATH1 WIZ D vUHMmunp n nuDY
w Hin. Y sny dssissa auentitisss . ~
isxss 1s sAsa - can & f..SssSSS ses ~ ~ -
source. wstsS deliyed tw1es daily y lsiveoe
families. minsze' cabins. sa1ooa1. ~. 1leo.te
ranging from * 10 - eonn ap1aoo. W1u -
Hi. W.D. uAnnUG. Hre011ekus
T.w. PnARa0N. eupeElntandsot.
, 1880-07-03
TWlCkENHAM. CAMP,

~ tTwickcnhnin Gimp, on n lntdsummcT dny,
'Neuth tho unkB that stand gtlAr}l over Eoldnys
How ii,s hours like blItuo bird wont singing
Too happy to stay-far too happy to stuy.
wod row to tho Catfish for lilies TINT float
Like tho whtu 'ands OF nyn'phs stretching up
And listn, tho ucsti.sy told In tho note
Tint trilla from tho atafliiss's full Faptufous
thruat.
We'd row to tho sfrlng, and, With p"'lH trimming
Turr back, to tho music OF l:ght-p1nshng oar.
III the little rgsl pier jntting nut from thu slnro:
O 8tnll VIC ruturil thoro No NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wod 60 for tho mill, whom tho first dowy shaio
ltM NnftG3lc tho sunlight nlGuY ,tAo Krrc Flntle,
10 tho little hill farmhouse. 4 youth a1ad
How awoetIy we Itnscrcd- lonR wo 1olayedl
And then. when tho shadows had acoponed to
whca Tic woodlands looked blaok ami tbs
wntpr slGpt wlIlte.
We'd Eit BY tho oatup-t fro, and n tho fcd light
Then the cn.np-tlro burned ltmIy, tho lAInes,
Until n"thinv was loft but tho Goals ruady
And Tho palc. hlmy ashcs, like now drifting
Ilu.f hi tho rcd cmbers that fingered below.
And wo parted. stu singing. Tho stars gllm-
slleEtu through
Tho bilKhs Of tho oak-trecs; tho light s'smmct-
Tent Gsiia to tho air; and the last soft adLou
drought sleep that was sweOt as when iidcn was
JuLY j, 1850. CHARLES NopLx dnEoonY.
, 1880-07-03

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Nehuhr esserted that Htbban's ItIstory of tho
Decline and Fall Of tho Romnn Enlrlro WIS tho
gr.atest historical production whothor III
ancient or modern literature, mud that his work
would noyer DO o1eoltHi. Dem Mt1'uan adcl
TINT 1t was tho s0lc unlsputcd authority ind i'll
dispenAablc to the student OF hlstury. This
work, praised By such high authority. haa now
beeu issuotl by lIarpor Hrt,s In form similar to
tho now aud pnpular I!hrAry editions Of ltunu
and Macaulay. 1t IL printed FROM now ctoctFa-
typo platc3 on fine paper, Uncut edges,
and appr6pr1nte binllng, and will le
an ornament aa well rs nccnaAIty
to any librury. Tho preaont sdition IL rcprlnted
from tho Inst Quarto edition corrected by the
author, and contains ,,otcs which suMnartzc tho
Adyauaus made lii hiRtDruAl knlwlttge s!Ilc0 the
work yas first published by dean sIslt',nH, ~.
luzot, mud Dr: Wil!lai4 a'nlth. Iho suter!orlty
text, vcsittcAtlon Ut the rcfcrIltss 20 n.,ale!lt
wrlters, Rrd corrective a1ld s,IpptcIi'rntaEy
notes." and 1t Ia further stated thAt THIS y lho
jltat tlM0 tue references hkyG pcGh fcFtHel; ~!
autobiography ut GilbDn hIs bcef pruilxea hha
Il coplplls lnl8x usded. Tho cIltoFPE1sl.lK pll4..
lisheFs hf these popular g,tftlons OF sAnaGsa ny
manner In wi,iuh sfuy have brsa,ght hsHlsotl.s
editions wtthtu tho reach Ut thu !lillssSs;;
Tho works arc cheap only In prtrg:, Matcraa
and Motkuanahip aru hf th0 lNat THIS etslLun
Of Gtblk1il completes tho BerlcB Ut stNtdAF*t ~.
tosies so TAR w plunried but II their success "
at all Commensurate with their deserts u oli4ut
cAulay, md dlba,on csEtlnta Iloeablo tEo "
great names. Is hlstorAns they as4 !lsts5
claAaed in the highest rank: A poor edition u
dne work is an anomaly and false economy efen
, 1880-07-03

Ex.Dtstr1ct Attorney LatLrop, Of
Sprtngfleli, Miasn., Wallis Out OF tho
democratic Party.
SrnISGr1ELn, MaHs. Juno q, lse0.-The Hon.
Jo1os II, French, Chairman Democratic Stale Cen
trdl connstfee-sfY DEAR Sill: hereby resign my
membership Of tho Democratic stato Centrni
Cuusmittec.
My reasons nre, tlat Mn mot in nccord with
the results Of tic fatc Hauonal Convention. In
saying this SGT up. no cgot,sticni Individual
yenuon, Gnt an only rescrsing INC right 10
mY8elf Of tho exercise OF private Judgment ~
guide to my polit[cal action. mud Of leyits!nnta
that. when II pRrty or person ceases Bolf-crIti-
ctstn, progression stops.
EreAt parties na Illustrated by their declarations
ut principles, md either rood enough to tic-
scsSc s1eeSas T. the nart Instead q
and nblllty III faeiious fulfilling Within lta own
'1usn might loss tha' Rreat mass and n,sjorj,y
Of loyal and hpnest cttzcus who nre tho power
INT and 'a r4s BE- hs %Kr FGs IF X. S y & bssss
hnnestly desire ctenn lawE uila fewer Of them,
pnro elections ai,d uncorrnPsblo cA,ltlit'ntes In
greMt convention Is yet rctl,ict1 uE necessity
to search for incre availability or for mnncy
nlone.
accord In hcartsncss, applause and nrrut de-
serving to tho great ami gt0 suldiar upon whom
tho Convention hAe placed tho balKus Of hoHrr
to rcrret ~ ye that W wt ei ii ;io ps'y # nH aui
represented III tho Convention. Of approved
tegrity, ripo Il, civic Judgment md uttnne.,s,
nni foremost IN tho Aucctlons Ut tho pct'plr:
they were pussed " for one whose known civil
qualities Atc mostly neKnttpne. Mlld whose chrecr
Is plazonrd only by tho red light OF military
Une Of tho chief fundamental tenoss Of Dcm-
ocn,tsc falth* md tho lstl~e of real uc,nocracy,
Ia tho nNulcnt right ot tue majority to C,slc 1t
tl1r1
, 1880-07-03


During 1ssl MOI loss thAu tlvo exhibitions Will
bu huld ut Frnnkt0rt.<Hl-lh lhe- aiain-viz: uatont
exhibition, horticultural, u basnto1oa.cas, aa
Industrial, und i tannoss' and furrlors' uxhlbt-
ton.
Tho French Government bus takon an tn,-
p0rtant stop in thu education pt tho po0ple; q
courso ot teaching III agriculture has been Or
loreA to bo introduced Into every primary SCHOOL
tn tho cn.lntFy.
Tho parts Aoade,uy IL Sciences bus awartu'l
tho Munthyon prtzo to ~. Camille Fanmaraut,
for hs now wnrk eutisltei "AstroAolnse popn-
lairr." 1t ta u iaryo tte yD!llue,, with nluKnil-
cent onXrAylnxs, Which WIS sold III 10y pctlny
purts. Tho AIiO #! tho Inst year Ut publication
rrachcd N. Uu eopits,
THO pest humility of ,oltsa,o'l aecoritng q
tho Iiui<tta t. liAIxtrif, is rptltlcd Dy pruEurnH
largo, shallow ts hofas, with holes pierced In
tho b0ttoul, and which ~ thcn ouyered With y
thin sheet or waliuK Four, tlve, Or 1iorp Ut
th.*o bo1es aso place1 Hn traa1!ss "o aeose tao
box. snaks through tho watkllnk and drops u tho
noxt box, and thna OIL the last, when 1t ts AltowG!
this arEangsmsAt u to absosp vi tho thick pAxti-
, 1880-07-03

A rnv, ,vort ortltIo1 u tII.tor, ~ ~, rI,.
NV "oH, Utilities n'e.y :, ~. t!e t'us
published lit Cincinnati. Tho author Ii Isaac NJ.
Wtso, President Of tho Hebrew Union Cnltrup.
~ +. nm ,,,rr,so ~ thi. ,I,,,, II, r,r,,., !. N
compact Harfhtifo oi Hcofow history from Nt
boforo to 10 after tho Christian CRU, divided into
',r, r rs /" rhts I. - nnntnnn.tnn ~ ~" n,,thnr.s
S.apo1' u'1 - q o''.Aua..o ~ tuu a't'uor
history OF tle tienfoWs, shlch he Drought dtl"t
stlen! by Hchllehad.leSxnr. rho stylo Is cnntsSc,
n nad tao history y iGs M IT, i, st inrt reiii!lo
Mons s 70 , nv g.n a1s w,a y, Ger .
of tho Hebrew CANON tho p!tce ,ikntly conceded
to ti0n 1y Christian sG!inl4fs: II sth!ccnta In
regntA ta tho urtgtn Of ChrastinnttY nrh 1lLe. Ut
coi!,se, fron Jewish stnitdpo.!lt. mad ctn,tal,
iniinntlons nut new Whfth rtsti'Is .ctn slat,-
derolIH, axninst jesus Christ. Tho volume COLL
, 1880-07-03

or!ptnnl work. "The iltvnt Ioctors+" from tho
French Of 4. Inpotntc. begins the series, md
tho aecnInl vn!mt. witt tn f'nrthet's "aerHcnhth
lrYnuy," translated by Gilbert renab1cs.
-Ths f,fth vnl,inr nf Judge Ilsn'lwcll's "Ap-
ttntn CtIlrt NrpDrta f. hist nilt g1icI III, IN
his usual n'.nt style. AMI cUtnining Nil thu rc-
lnHntItg nptHlnu- nj tha First District up to
March -, 1H0: MI tho remaining opinions Of TIM
S.cp,l' District up 70 the jung term. lAsl: III
IT, tho Mny tern 1Sta: nutl s.art Uf tho nplnf0ns
Of tho Fourth district of tho Fehr,'nry turn,
lBa0.
Moscow lntrly lost n telf.tauRht pt,et In tho
pnretn Df irat1 SItrnkOT. kinco ~. hin contrt.
btft,tts to tho fRsinH prcsA frequent. and
by 1A11 no Hss ihaH hreG volumes nj his t'ol1rct-
Ell poems had appeared. They were Extremely
p,Elilnr. amt Ra.nrd him WHO reputation: h1i.
knowing That tn,ciry *..ltlun rays lwcnntnr!y,
arrn working in tlis ehou In one uf tho mHrkpts
nf Moscow. with u shtet or two ut pAJtur lltnr
him for jntttn9 Enwn verse nr two wtliEh might
conn into hta hcatl aa 1o tocrcd n kettle.
MIR. tilnttstonc has alflrearci Il letter TO Mr..
f}torgu n. TOwte. Of Is,stnt,, lit acknowledgement
of mi attlclo Mr.. 1nwir wrute ntt,ut l,I,n for tho
scrI'H called "tortni1i Men OF Mark which n1'-
lentr frtn Mr. Tnwin's PCT. ID r"ccnt nttntl!er
II f;':d Com1xiny; Hprli,x'ieId. MnsA., prrolc-
sni,y of tho pMpcr antl rnyIng TINT the pr.isc.
tho Items art dowi, TN tho Dthor side dU tHku
my exception. | really DO INT htltnIt myself 10
have iH.ntl G.ul follower. There never wna any
opposition httwccn Lord f4nrtE,txt,n Hud tnyFclr
on the Public Wotrf,in bill. Or thc Eastern
auestion wns too deeply committed BY nntc.
simply nlHAllant; for which. however, On various
occasions. ] uadc 1rnnt firnrtA."
, 1880-07-03
COVERED WITH THE BLUE.

They are trying to covor It up again-
To steal the rulns Of Government
From tho loyal, bravo. and trno~
They havo bolted about from hush to brake,
I'd find soEo trick that would wfn:
But always, Whan the finish was roached,
They wcta suro to aeser come In
IN tto II tasy ,s as ,eys,,Y} y n fss Sfassa sao";
Ill n2it they needod moro votes 1t tholr back,
In '6s thoy met us fair,
And fought in tho npen f.eia;
Dut they needed 10000 votes,
Which thor purity could not yield.
In ~ twas anything
To beat tho 6iont Man; .-..
Bo they sneakcd behind tho statesman form
or him who had been tholr ba1l..
IN rs, with tno,r harrcl Of wealth.
And rifle eIltba and such. ...,.
They thought TO entn tho White.Houso chair;
Hut eight was ono TOO much
30 nqw, in .ssa ~: thoyafo b, r. back asa'n
And saoaktngiy crawl beneath the folds
Their sins arc too many md miserable
10 be covered With tho Dluo;
Fnr, whorover there's a bullot.hoto,
Tho Gray comes pushing through
A votq for The nlue to got tho Gray
IL what thoy want of US;
But we'll vote for the one that's Blue clear
through
And save another fuss.
Well vote for the soidier-statcsman,
Show up our strongest hand.
And let the 1ray-coata SEQ agaln
That the Loyal rule tho land;
, 1880-07-03


NJ, Z. Fnscr-Tytlcr hns q new novel In press.
"A now junruai Of literature, called tho Fen,
hns bceu sturtcd In England.
-Thc fIl,ai an1 most interesting pnrt Of Prince
Mctternlchs "Afeinoirs" will appear In tho all-
tunl.
-"Oliycr Cromwell" Will ho onc OF tho cnrly
volumes now arranged for iu g. L. putnam's
Sur,s' new rlutarci series.
Tho nnal volume Of Grcon's " History Of tho
English People" bringing tho story down to tho
your Of Waterloo, IL Just out in Lontlatl.
"A London edition Of tho IE'it.d A,r1ke maKn-
xlue IL tn bc brought nut by Jalncs clnrkn s. Co.,
publishers Of thu London Christian World.
"a London publisher hus nuuagctl to llring.
ont tho Now Testament, with naps nnd i'uatral-
tions, 70 III to mike money ut Two ccnta copy.
-OeorRe H. Lockwood has published popl,.
anonymously lst year. lts author is john Hub
berton.
-sllss Yonse's "Thrco Ilrtdes :" IL tho new and
eleventh vnutHe In Macmillan i "a. y tew ha.tt-
trlttt edition of Tue novels alld tales Ut this
nuthUr.
-Tho twnifth annual session OF tho American
Pathological Association Will bn held Ut !'h!!u-
ssrHi sSphi Il sociosy. ne s On Tessy q S. 1"y i:" IL
--canon Farras's new volume It serinons
t,Ilion 0r tho World" wl 20 issN BY Macmillan
-nr. Edward Everett Halo vii! publish,
through tt!gsrts lrut1ors, IN !uly, uniform with
s. !|sitea eat''si "1r''soo Id Now York and Other
mir. 8. W. Pennypackcr'a "sottlomont OF
0ern,antuwtl," a prNllrubIe pamphlet, contains
tho first public protest over tutle on thla CONT.
!iunt I8Alilst the holding OF saves lta dAS1 ID
Fub il, IGls
Tho seventeenth volume Of tho "Amorl-
can neulslons" is Just out. gIvlng aeclslons
sotn IT,, ~. v.rt iss ~, 1 o' f! a 4 rn
, 1880-07-03
CIRCUMSTANCE,

III win thDn strtyost-thou canAt not t,e free.
Poor uapttvB, whom tho dreary bonds OF Fate,
ElOsng III nurr0wer folds, 1lcsrcprate
Within tho prlyon-hol 1T Dustiny;
F9te Ut NY plronta hko J, too sstunK tor thoo.
tlt0 born Of 10y and griuf, and loyo and hAtc,
Doouled lung nYo u this catastrophe.
o Fatul wo we..te thoe ro,i1,d our ptteous ltyca
With our Owl. .hands-uur foolish hunds und
Hight. .
Nut dreaming that thy webs ato Iron Eyyes.
EufEc4 tn UerEllah W tA our heurta' despite;
III every s,uysnlr Vt oAGh now 1Nikehanee,
IL biellr1l tue ttrr!css tnurvt Of Circumstance,
-Ir, L. Courtney ~ LU,tluis Sptetufor,~
, 1880-07-03
AIAlAXtNES.

M[AGALlN fS.
Tho contentsn ut tho July number Of tho d7Heri-
ran Nathrnlfst arc unusually vnrict. " Tho Eufly
Ueoof aIanures by Primitive hfnn" Ia discussed
hy Mr.. 0oodc, of thu United Stntes Fish Com.
niiAsfun; Or. at1not, Of uoston. explains :" Tho
Embryology ot Sponges," and hfr. johnson de-
surIbcs "Tho Ornithulogy ut tho Willamette
Valley Of Orcvou y; DR.. Packard. Of f3Eown Uni
yorsity, c1ucllates tho obscuso subject OF "trho
Eyes IT TriIob!tcs;' anl Sir. Kingsley, Of VIII.
iams College, gives MI uecount Of "Tbc Progress
of tho Science Of Crn',s, lrobstcrs, etc., during
lssn.' ThcrD urO numerous hook reviews. nnu
mrnta or Natural Scleuce There nrc special
notes by. Mcssra: Cox, Cope, nallo.'. Yarnali,
Gntschett, md othcrs.
Tho historical articles In tho Juno humber
number, entitled, respectively, " Tho Hudson
Rlyrr .s.,A lts Early Names, With u Map" and
"sulliynh's Expedition AgnEnst tho Six Nations,
S ISe ne9 s y r~na 9 :tsbe s
portrait. Tie translated urtieles are a!so two II
TO ltochnr,iA" Part II: & aud s,1 Freneh En- FL.
Hses qHsss and al H s nse s aa ind i%s
nru rnvjOws Of ' Sewn!is Diary" by y. F. Dc
Costa and ". Cary Smith.
The articles In tho July number OF tho
er,G tpS =, r.. m ~ fpis1ws x InS rof1ton
l,nson. nr tho University of Oxford: ''The Tho
ory a1d Pructlco Of Etect1ons." by Prof. William
G. Sumner, Ynle College: "GcnGsis nf Sin." by
MaoWhortor: srrinctpica ii T,ixation," by
Fnlncis 4. Walker, n. D., Washington; !" The
philosophy Of E1uGatlon," By prof. =. .. Laurie;
tirnwt!,of Conscience" 6y prcsldent McCosh Of
Princeton College.
, 1880-07-03

The people have confidence In tho .8hakers'
Mrtaparil(a, became q gGnun0 Shaker med
cine, prepared by tho Canterbury Shakers, baAk.
" Village, n. IL
, 1880-07-03
AFAMOUS VICTORY

"Oftho authors aty1e II IL scarcely rosalhIc
to speak too highly. It II brilliant and captl-
waiting 10 n degree that would attract nttcn-
tfon to the hook lf the story It tells x*ere FUR
tcsn lnte than 1t ls.''Detruit Froc rrcaa.