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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-25
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
FsE the CsHtsEs 81 . Cssyist EsesBsd
FES4.Iks P~sailsAIiAFy.

bsBBsT hSP1LiIess.
Last Tuesday 8 MAJ named John
AcEInOJ, confined in the state p~sHitsn-
tizTy At CshOn City, escaped, and up 70
the Pressnt writing has not been ne
captured. AeElrOy isz Denver scamp
who enticed a little girl from her home
and committed a brutal outrage upon
her. For this, Judge Elliot, in OctO-
Der, 1879, sentenced him 10 four years
Imprisonment at hard labor. The first
news OF the escape here was the follow
ing postal card received from Warden
Megrue:
Fifty dollars reward will be paid for
the capture Of John McElroy, who es-
capped from the Colorado state peniten-
tiary at Canon City, on the evening of
Sep. q, 1880. McElroy is an Irish.
man, AZ years Of age looks 55l, five
feet and seven and three-fouth inches,
dark complexion, gray eyes, back hair
mixed with gray, walks stopped and al
ways looks down. Has powder marks
below right eye. Hair medium short
and clean shaved.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-22

EEMALE DISORDERS are invariably cured
Il by that very pleasant tonic and beverage
the Home Bitters. For sale by N. Wax.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-22
WANTED TO MARRY.

According to Galigani's Messenger,
five years ago wealthy gentleman, NJ.
de ", died, leaving his wife in pos
session of large fortune, to be divided
with their child when the latter should
be of age--he was only two years old
thcn-on the condition that she should
not marry again. The widow was only
twenty eight and i'll all the bloom of her
beauty. She disappeared suddenly, and
her friends found out that she had re-
tired into very modest country house
in company with one of her sisters, who
attended to tho child's education. What
q miser! every one thought; She has
more than one hundred thousand francs
a year to spend, and she let's her fine
Paris apartment to go and live shabbily
with peasants. But this year Nine. dc
y, reappeared in Paris in all the
elegancy of Partisan and as beautiful
as ever. What is the matter! Why
such Il change! Nine. de ", nnwil-
ling to remain widow all her life, has
abandoned her husbands legacy; during
the last five years she has been saving
q small fortune, which enables her now
to marry the man of her choice.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-22

C0nrad's Budweiser bottled beer il
good for children as well as adults.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-22
break away from some dark evil! So she

break away from some dark evil! So she
slept beside her il1isr thsspight before
her wcdlinsdsy, and drealaipg Of tho
coming hosrthat wastostoxplIsr queen
of one heart Of life. 81 ~ slept for
many nights ailsr, close ifhln strong
arms that were 10 be hsftovssof help,
and against breast that h. I promised
to her shield against al ch6sges. How
proud he was 81 Bob, tho hist boy, as
the little sha,eiess thing opened its
blinking eyes snd give him vacant
stare. No glancs ftom the eye Of beauty
ever thrilled him = did the meaningless
gass. Shswould not think longer, but,
kissing her girls, and going to Roh's bed
for another look and kiss she wentto her
room.
In the morning the family met around
the breakfast table, but with tho con-
straint and lack of choerfulncss. To-day
Mr. Grant was to leave tho home that
had for 50 long chafed him for its view
less chain. He was to leave his wife and
children, to see il the world could not
yield him more pleasure than lay in his
power to bcstow. His wife had carefully
prepared his clothes, and various little
packages for his comfort were slowed
away where no could not see them till
he was far away. She had grown 50
used to caring for him, you sec. When
the hour for parting came he shook his
wife by the hand, and VIC will not look
at their faces nor peer too cnriOnsly
into their hearts. The children wcro
too frightened and awcd to.cry, and be-
sides they did not really comprehend
that their father was leaving them for
ever. 1t is so difficult for childhood to
| understand final farcwells. They kissed
him, and put their soft hands up to his
shoulders, forgetting past pain inflicted
| by him, and remembering only that fttl'-
or was going away for long time.
BE good to the children, Martla,'
was all lie could say as he turned to tho
door and stumbled over tho threshold.
Il will do the best can, Ben; and
You will take care of yourself"
1T doesn't matter about me. III get
along. Goodbye
lie drove away, and they watchcdhIm
as he went We'll, the world never
could be the same, and nothing not even
| etemity-conl,l erase the memory Of
what had been. No matter what the
coming years held for them, they would
never forget this day, and tho husband
and father who left them for another
start in life.
Can he over forget the past and those
who will never wait for his return! He
may die in strange land and they know
it not They may be laid away to sleep
and no tiding of the change reach him.
Each now has freedom and liberty to
form new ties; but what avails liberty to
to the one who is in chains to memories
that nothing can lay to rest! We sec
these things every day, and let each one
Judge for himself If they be good and
profitable things. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-22
AsINGULARFATALITY.
A MAN STRUCK DEAD BY LIGHTNING.

Last Sunday about two o'clock p. nL,
a matchmaker named Eugene ADAM
Frcnchman, was killed by thunderbolt
opposite MrRoscmond Troxler's residence
in this parish; he and a companion had
started from Mr.. jacobs Star store and
were ovcrtakcn by a sudden storm when
they had reached Mr.. Troxlcr's going
down the coast; at first they took shelter
behind a woodpile, when the ill-fated
Adam remarked in al off-hand, jovial
way" we'll we are not going to melt,
let us 90 on" His partner assentcd and
they left the friendly shelter. They had
not gone ten PAGES when the fatal stroke
came. Adam fell, whilst his companion,
for moment paralyzed by the nearness
of the shock, recovered, and found his
companion senseless. DR.. Elmore hap
pening to pass, pronounced life extinct.
The remains were decently inferred in
the Catholic cemetery by the sympathiz-
ing and charitable citizens of the neigh
borhood, the Rev. Curate Jobard per-
forming the last sad rites of the Church
without charge. Justice Coy Clinton
held the inquest in the absence Of the
coroner, DR.. Mojonnier. 1t seems that
the unfortunate mans hat was torn into
shreds, and his clothing rent, from head
to foot; his shoes were also completely
split in twO.-St. Charles Herald.
1
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-22

Conrad's Budweiser bottled, beer is
made out of the best hops and malt.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-22
Prentice SpCnlts.

The Louisville Courier Journal speaks
as follows: "WIy are you bilious !!
glares an interrogative headline in our
bright and esteemed contemporary, the
Kcoku Gate City. Read and referred to
H. II. Warner g. Co., who replied: al
ways keep by you, ready for use, War
ner's Safe Pills This advice followed,
the above query need never be pro-
pounded"
, 1880-10-30
TO THE WEST.

For TAe Chicago Tribune,
ss4 % es The li,oratura IL te HaM wolId mp.t mG
~. wv " tha "eat fur its IaD.ry,y
nnt TO tho crowded East,
nero, IN vol worn Kri,ove,
Nss ~ saa nRrneSscti wheel at Il Er0nt machine,
tue tfamlHe!ed mini must move
""e!T ~ wrought mutt follow tho faahton of
VI DO countod vulgar, and set at uaught,
N9t 9 to tho lahaslfd South,
~ n nerp tho mariners at tho brain
NtH @ @!9tea tiy tho BiFcRs OF tho Sense,
viii wUs.tu wrecked upon lta nlmlta-
""''1 ~. hnughtls rocked, OIL tho sweet winds
10 torpid sleep that ends in death.
oa5 y 70 tho mighty Wost,
whnat ci'oaeH realm at God
"asto asd ISaturc rtAchcs hur hands to mon,
Whse. .ffetll f.ffeetlotn walks abroad
Thcrsn n sha alid H. u Ktng aHa fashion Y mauKht;
sha baa west. tho beautiful West,
Enr4 nv ~ sHAn look. anu not in vMlls-
Z. En.,nt mut ol III broad and l,oliltless store
~ ns'.Ls W. muscle, and nerve, Afld lIt14tp,
~ ai,,tnMa: uaMsa: Of the East and tho South bo
f0f out Of Tho West shall tho Poets como.
Apoy 4. ~, ehaall como With souls as great
o' ..a!, s91il some with broHe that arc touched
rhax n.ko thg Gods with whom shoy havo walked;
~ sshAl! cons frotn tho Wost, III roynl State
N'' e"2ora and 1'hlnkors for Mhum wo wait.
ELLA WHEELER.
, 1880-10-30

1,& th,., 1,,,. -, - III. \.
~ ti'ene 'i"ss VI pie'a!l'ne lllhtcrlnllsn, tho
A0ct1inaut Immortality IL widely a,d earnest
II assAllcd. EvolutionIsts arc to n grent cx-
tent skeuttcs M this su,inct Rut ti,aro nra
son,n ,,nrl,I ax,n'sI,,,s .rt ,.t ~. 1,' "lo
1wo A.a. n'u o"ecl''o''s' NY Hl1e 1t. Jollh
nciss, W nostoii' WIS pfobably lMrWlnian
ey0li!tsohist, but he held firmly TO tho tut-
mortality Of tho soul, IIo based Ills fnIth in
this ,loctrinn not M mucl, M t,,a Tlihin = ~,
'.,'i ' -" ~, l''o n'u'e "a o''
eel'"'si t"'lohal conscientious which no re-
Eartiea rs conclusive. Wo have before lis a
small volume, consisting Of ten chapters,
written by DR., Weiss, but nuu,is!lnt1 sincn his
,laatl, IN thns ai,,,tor, ~ ,I1s,.... .'.o
..'"'a, vt 49, .noso 1s1e w o.oeasses s"'no
topics NOT very closely connected with tho
question Of Immortality, but stlll having II
bcarsny Oh 1t, In tho first chanter
t,p trcats Of "trbo Wnrlr of nclfrt,,, !,
o,u, IL, +hn s.,,.,d ~ uM,i.,. H. es' saass".t,
h.u a h ~ & ssenita y. ,MoueTn alaterlnt-
~ to r.'n ~ .Gsv ts"puts ~ Iep!es ~ llint1y
-. J.. tr t1. ~ uR.''nst itniultaity liiat
W. .i,.,ss sNlsun ~, y sne.cs' mt MSsefta ls con.
s S,.isnn,n,,s ~. 1,,,s ~ aotxio tcrls II
',r aW a!ss5ravk cn9tetn tG olsciisse9 Aloti.
;tti HtH omt!t'sl; !t s.x rs!ga! mI to filteSt,"
r. lag!t ~ tnu, y! in III Ne,
~ cnEsIy y esStlh's'1.'
,.,tni: III aaos ~, ~ M'u laeMut4stil. ~ sno
Ms!tTao 1ntiE. nN ltsst.h9sln ho Mallltaals t'tnt
Ghr!st ~ expectgt! to c9!ilo aEnia ana destroy
tMu rsesS"s " Mfuet u HI"Rs petolo tho atnfs!s
ttenta ~ son!e .! liS i1lhMeTs. nllti tllnt
, 1880-10-30

A great deal Of interest has been aroused
in antiquarian circles by Tho recent discovery
of tho supposed hull OF Vlklng-Ship. A. cor
to which 1t Is supposed to belong, lie aays:
"As FREUD resident In the neiRhborhood
has sent llle three little splinteEs from ttlis
long-buEtcd craft, with query rs to whether
/ think It may or may not have belonged to
King Ilalfdan Hyltbe!n, or King lIalfdan
Syarte, it may not bo considered presumptuous
of tue to lar before the readers OF the Anti-
quarry a thought OF two that may Interest
them. With regard 10 the Haitian 6Ya1to,
, 1880-10-30
ART.

s,mro, f,o,n,nn etch.d savortoan r,,to,
.,tnM.' ~. ~ as.,s ,,,,,f,a ~ I.ssth.".ss ps
i"'iD' /. i. '1' '' N''''' "N''' A' A"s'''A'''D'
in portraiture in Gcat Britain. accord-
,,, ~ ,ho ovt,or ,5,t,n.. utha ,.ost ho.,,tf
ful OF children nre nut to bo the yery worst
s'tters'' ......,
form 81 s,l sat" s eta TO us tnn M ea IN s te
s.s 81 alle, aas oecn eIset oy p1lSa'e SUBJ
r.u erha r,,t"h,,s. ~ - ~ .r,om,, 'Ca,,,,r avn ..,,.
l'.na's ~. to"" y, ~ opaNen -. n.o apou'
to expena s e sum Of H. FL o IN placing ' statn.
the the tirty III epty ntcLes ' Of the SCOT oip Mon
'''s'..*
-liellavoist's large painting Of Bishop son'
navnder AMI Provost knuts entering STOCK.
H as s 9ss1 aoSs ~ Mt refe3tEyb otEy ybS to @ e M MH
in' iam IT, usbor,l. ;au' ~ N'" '''" ~ 'A'' "'1'
-.,nn,,, .,,oro ,v,,o ,,ovo ,.o,,,ooa that.
co1ner"tinnn - fha i'nnHcn ~ .fo.,r.'ni
,,m'i"r ia nesv nmftors,it ,re Mr Hmakln
Trof. CojyiI,, IT. Hnrna Jones, Sir FREDERICK
",,o,n,',. , ID ~ ,vorr nn ,ho ~ rtoor for ~.
is vi IT, ua w. ~ ;o tof p
rrn,nn'4i' rsuresenting ihe "Dfstrtbmtion NJ ~
tic FlnEs." Tie paiIisiig viii 10 i've @ metres
'o"s' A'.a e.'sN4'' "a.. ~ 41t'
Nj. 4. lyon Is shid to bepreparing q largo
"nI az, 4 T. ~ ~ xhihtta ~ ost.G "
n Mnvnnxt I II il fnrtEMr said thnt t6Is No..
tant a. ~" WIi 10 stroteed on ' VA, nf its Xxx fet
circumference
~ memorial cross of grant, ten feet
high. n tho form OF lnonolith, has been
Rough. neAr uorklnK, III memory OF Dr, 4.
W1spseiffnTee 1satop tSa. ot Wlnchestsr we
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, 1880-10-30

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a Grcnt Truth.

rointse tsseaoo!master endcayors to tpati. Into tho
sho.,Ia ni ois pupils tho grent truth that you
yot, ~. sitheH count q hundred slowly before
sftc- ~ then takes bis stnnl by tho stoye, and
Iii scSnIs4 minutes observes that tho lips OF all
pressnsIsa ~ 9!9 moving slowly and ao1sele4ly.
dsaii .3ndFcd .93undFcd al.d ninety nlnel Five huu-
S@t Aaatert your cuAt-tail4 at4 ali on tlreF'
, 1880-10-30
LITERATURE. E--.ART--- SCIENCE,
Edwin Arno1d's PoemH-The
Immortal Life-The
Creation.
British Thought and Thinkers-Learning
to 0raW-Tribulations Of a
Chinaman.
German Thought-Children's Books
Notes Oil New Books-The
Viking Ship.
Magazines So looks Received Literary,
ART, and Science Notes.
LITERATURE,

tr,t - = NsSs's~t
rms i'eat lsttlo volume Is collection Of
INC INC, earlier poems by the gifted author Of
"Ihc Light OF AsIa." Mr.. Arnold needs no
Introduction tu American rca,lers. ills tjrst
published work won for lin tho fam" II
morl."a IN h"ii, 1,c,'ts,'i',r"a " ~, 1o ., ai -.
snlR, SKILL Afhl trio poetic fcryor nrc equally
marked III tho book befUre tls,
Illo most important of Tin nocms In th,s
collection, aud also tho longest. IL n transla-
.!"l .t .,'n IL 'ae oahskf!t hoe,'l, t''o "t'ita GO
v'hda' OF the phet JnyntlIyn, which Mr.
Arnold STYLES "fho Indian Song Of Sings"
It tY n little nastorn1 ttrun,n tn wl,cl, th.,
human so,.l is tllspiaycd alternately in its It's
le,a.'o''s s WIN @ earthly ,a celestial @ beauty:
sr nttroctad nv ,ho ~ H. a"1
as'' ':, "..i"It' ~ lne lhehsufeSo the senses,
nnt! wasting Ills Infections Upon tho
nhay tha snrIt .tc'r ,u,ot,a ,atso,y %ofla. l.a,
w." "'.N ~ 1'e,'1osu" ~" ''lptAl
beauty. comes 70 FREQ him from this error by
suruassng lOycltuess OF form md Character.
Under tho parable nf n human, n,ss;n,, th,
rrn,l,,M rmnno;,,a,,,,n NJ r.,ia,',s.. f''. s's
sa,.1,... .,t'.A.."'t,''.l -. itsatt iloi1l
sehsli0Ns INSTRUCTIONS mid Ills union with
IeHGhu III n l1Igll nll spirilunlizefl hnnniurso
"so portrayed: JnSat!esa, tho poet. was Il
naive OF ksnlol!, IN b4rtiwan or Tlrhoot.
M sr Mro says I'u t, a. Il ot tis te oia
popular III India, and the author hopes TINT
ng its translation "so'netlling,, However
onaun3nnt,y, y ~ ~ tumIar mH doWMl"s WIT te clnser .
1.r, asitalMIatttc !.at " GnsIAiu n1lu lHNla. LUG
fsnt ,safiIsty of llsasnre y tlle original Is
~ H.. ~ .avitnet F"i@nt!ohs @ III tilo ilsetfo
trouEho,It snws ti,o snn,o iiir"'in,,S skiiifmi E",d
fi,nt fn.i,;ns,H ~, I, III ,t ~. s hst!
MnlMl' sSsnnHs slofy' lhost elosluchtly md
, 1880-10-30

nus j, aon,e nf It's cxn9Eetattons, and not ui,-
profitable realizing for PERSONS with SUPER
abundance OF leisure.
t"Tfm Trl!,utn,inns Of Ehtnaman." Ily
Jules Verne. New York: L. +. button &
To, uricg o3bD,,
, 1880-10-30

= Ill VII 44Ack1oO
sIon d, n;o, A. r.,hG; !cys "na 50 ase.ss
s socthi"s h /" tho % ti'cr %ltIoat HID iRnIe invaat.
Ing IT, own n,fIclqises or s.Hbyertlng Its own
cnl';;i,lslo'is." ; Popular ieorlcs lhcrcforr,
out my n!tenpt e placo forced, meaning
ss,tG etn tns n;ccrt"ied facts w'ot
i'rof. Ckarlli Is int n srectaI1yt Its oh.
.lfsatfyn,ltnEes. flo is norc rat'tItic III
tl,2.Eht atd opinions; I:ss familiar WITH
neiai,s t,I'is. of i'gsssscs ty nr TO s,,narlze ts
M0sttic ncrnlInt Ut tho creAtfnp, hut rrIccis
my ;i.tl all s!mrrow constructions OF the l,uok
of & Gt,'es's;; h. rhe Mosni: acr9ant, Is n Ills
nnil',', t!'e ,oi,!y eo!,ese scientific nc.
q nature. but rejects the doctr!iic oi cvoi,i.
,Ian aud tlp bratcs: Adam aMl i:yo aro
eysa sss as !" 1 ss ;gs u aG' III, G 1s SeS
j,arwtn's tiic"rirs. 'Ti,e *,ssinS ii ilnss'
mc never li9ye been nrtt never will lc, supplied.
S is fs}sfts s ssst4sa 3 isaf1ss YGt III + nR 5
work ,sharcs thcsa clinraeteristIcs. its
sctcneffio' researches III, not reyeAl
lilo serptures. Ali TT 80 ei!n lis leeiares lsave ,
HIN ~ II very collteIltetl frame Of mind.
"1'm Crcntlmi ntWl Tin earty development nj
n,n.lSlnl" II free from lcuansry:, 1t Is Il
m c;nc a, n seIatl 4a o. Eo s'9ws S
cHsstYl., II IL q nlattcrnf regret tint tho book
shniid he pnnrly bound.
x rrhe c@rsattoG. @ ny Irof. James H. 4: chnpIn. IT.
GM st.75> ofN' u = f'''''an's oo"s' lflco
'A'''''
Mr., Morris Is more successful In his lect-
.lres themselves than lc Is in his lntrmluc-
tion 10 them; The latter is labored and In
ccrtni ,,c ,onami,,r Hs ~ c ss ~ ~"
ar1' ,' s''c"'.or . .u 'e"ns W. liz se.1e,s ,,
are long anu t"rgld. iaragrapsls arc filled
IN u, with W., .,'S' what 'nay be- called "asiass"
Of the writer is almost lost sight Of.
S Wn'en, Marp ps"i.saly, e. 'a:, the Introduction opens
ing MI evening rryeric:
!" ii, me- noy,ah tdaos of t,,,,oe eoo,no,, a.
x,,r ~ a.a3,, 10y Ivy ''a 'usas y. ''se aeeneu '1s
pate crea'.ons .sa ., o. NY o"n fancy, 10 mott
nntl substance Of tho universe, only tho al,.
s'raet, G s T.. otherwise empty and an'nstrnct
Ne, nnG, ny ary !aw o. s.l'lleienI reaso, IN
nse and "yetsats yet toroapy % pi uae s a eS for
chnus Of sl,apcless elements, moving noisr-
lcsEy nuouE cacll uthcr.-a plrnl,n of
scurcely greater yaluo finn NJ, nhsnluta
yncut,tl,,H The tt,pme OF tln intfn(luctIou. ii
Is hardly. necessary To shy, Is tho ''Gcncrtl
5IillUs9plllcal AltltltlG OF tlIe English Mlu."
au} ru sMGJSft ~ ,tN,. u 1 asnfs y sXpeass ~ te
si "Ths worjl is for fia i,le n, lsa IL i'i tils
, 1880-10-30
GERMAN THOUGHT.

4 volume hns been recently tcpuh1isl,cd In
New York which embraces six lectures IN
German thought front tho Seven Years. War
10 tiocti,e'a scal1. These lcct,lrcs werc dc.
1ivcretl by Knrl If!llebranl, Mt tho Royal III.
s.itulton Of TREAT britain, III May antt June,
1870. Tho author does mt claim any stpeEai
originality in, the development nf hts
subject; but tlo makes philosophical
usc Of Ills materials, antl gives Il
clrnr nnst!nc uf tlia progress of mental
hy his lectures. iii tl,e first lecturt, which is
intrnt',story, he considers ti'e part Of Italy.
Slal,i'.L i LFranfe E!gIat,t at'4 GYr.nnny IN tic
lecttrcs l,c traces tic ltstnry Of culture md
thought ~ t;erInnmy Itself iro1n HIS to 1876.
To. tic lectures Is ntttrtl nil cpfng D,,
fo'ng Germany" md little fa:rinany,H
bringing thu l'lstory down to lsID. file
volume contains nbai,t ,R,0 t(uodecnlo pages,
nn'l presents, perhn)'s, Ms gontt vicw Of tic
!iterature pl,ilosoplly, ethics. and religious
fonnl Within tic same limits. ii viii Io
highly acceptable To thoughtful readers.
, 1880-10-30

LITERARY NOTES.
Miss Isabella Birds "unbenten Trucks
In Japanh Is delayed BY her illness.
-Jcan flgelow has her tiree-Yolume novel,
"Sarah dc Derrcn ger," iii the publishers
hatNls.
-Froude's recen tnrtfc1c in tho Nineteenth
Ce1,turl, on Ireland Is to be translated iii one
Of tho Russian reviews.
Lord Beaconslcld Is writing new nov
81. In his enforced political vacation, the tEtle
OF which will be Endymto1,.''
"A volume of "reminiscences Of the late
Ole Bull Is TO be made Of materials which
the violEn1st left will, his family.
IL. T. 1Iamcrslcy & Co.. Philadelphia,
now expect to hava their " NAVAL Encyclo-
peda" ready for subscribers BY Nov. Is.
There Is a report In London that Mrs.
LanEtry Is to give lip being n professional
beauty" and take to writing poetry.
M. Emile Zola's last contribution 70 Lc
Figure deats with 81 Paul dc CAssagnac,
under tho sanguinary title, link aild Blood"
M. Dartholcnly St. 1ll!aErc, the new
French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Is tho
author Of French translation Of the 1tiad.'
The following Question from Ohio reaches
rliilade!pli!n publisher: "Do you plieLisla IL
The wife wife Of Fransois Rf,Syay, +, The original
died ut Asnlares III state Ut absolute pen
nry.
-AtCamorIdEe, England, the Library Com
lniitee reports that during the past year tho
libraries have been enlarged By the addition
Of 1,160 volumes.
M. I.erolx Is nbont to publish n work by
II. plerrct, entitled ale Pantheon EEyptlel,.h
II yri11 In i11uRfrrfn with I'M 1t19th1Ee1lnfl
, 1880-10-30

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pe't4Is ,iiarsGly N its c"mprc!icrsiveMrss. n
psnIrlatc p!ncc III llhrnry. Still this little
mnrk i!a7 ITS t!ses rs sl,Ttst,!te Tor the
Fst s " u f5s sGtS se bu I
s!,1ys s;!,1iys quotations ot yartn'is a1,s'ots. TGe
!lltlces ~ ttc subjects Rft' bflnrlpRt wor'ls
ale vefy it1ll hlnl cntnpacte; Inc iist q
Will Ynnmn IU"''''ee' Will 1A''''''' '''4 e'"s
-.rta % 81, ,,,,, -, n. ra,,,,,.,. ,,,.,, J..
",rin. llca!l.ifMl md the Slbllmo: AT Anal
ys'sn n o. Lilese Elnotlo1s aild oetert.inntla.l
M a uo u,rsits!ty Of Neamty.n IT. y 1't,t
Ivy f'lal''.a nf me SCIENCE 0f aesthetics. btt
.lttnstiols wlliei! ,nndcrlic Tint scl.
cilce. As no particular object WIS sought
nttcr BY the writer, ,is ;lif'lenlt to
sse Tn, wi'at ,,t, Y: hns accomplished. Ha hns
t,tgl,t. i'i,l]nsa,,@I,y @ f,hvsfrnt % sr'nncc. y.
MstaysI"s 1,: III :, I.t tls"!"xy y ,syentosy EthIes
Supplement- il tic u,,ihor sc,.ks 10 ,tntlleat,,
Ills thcuries nnniMst ti,nse ~ othnrs II
theories ltitheftt, aiming 10 exnlnill bcai,ty
aini snhilmity, he % says, ara t,rtxIoniuausiy ii
suferfiy,, NJ, t,ficcity. sl,a f,r,n"r fnIlimW ~
srs Tint brni,tyis ticrcnt II, iha constIt,tto,,
nj iin ,,tIyrrs' it. iatnr nsteht;shinn s T. In,
failing to n,niyzc cet,lnletcly Tia s,,i',cetivn
ticmnnt nr t}ln omnfnt II E,d,3,;. ~,
ty',pt IS rather ip the ins q nnleMtish t.s,
- ~ phIhiA|'oN III tEBaIu " ptEf11uSl3-uclu
theories.
=" How 1}ol anil Kent Ifouse. AStorv
Of Chicago lizard 'rlincs.'' Is rs silly n story
rs ever ,Mnde It's appearance in pint. ii Is
GEXs Si;s M.; ;n,I5y yiTss su T S Dsspls E
iraynEutltly. 'Fhc fire k,rns THAN o,f' nil
they tuke Xix rooms dit ltvn 6apnfly. II
takes sixty.five ,rnees II, ,.nrrntc thpse 'f,ris
md 10 add Il nIetrIcul "tnu.
mr. ..,.,,t.,-.,
nf"rGh fMG have % IScetSefi tlle tWentletn III volume
TINES ire brl,r iss,,tfi witi, comtmcndatI,, ,T
nrutllptnuss cOi,siipr[ny tlle ,nnnmifi,.jc nt'G
i,npOrtanco of the Talk Undertaken. rhr
casCs rc.renorfp,t In ff,fY volume rr, from the
Stale rcInrts 0f h,aha,nn. Connecticut. In.
diana, Kentucky. Louisiana Ma,nr. Marv-
land. SinssnrIusrtts. INV iIamt,shirp Snyy
Jersey, mid New York. I'),o rnsss rnnnrtrH
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pes mt tile pFeImrasiGi1 o. iooG for ne SICK nr
snrsesla.. ,'rn,;, - t''1s y atnea clapNr ot
,n.i H.. ipE tLe siSk-!onlll. itlo
Mulh Hns neGh WeIt aGhe. mo Yullltne Is
scair. ntid t is 81, hr nf nra"tIcnf
value to the most iuuXM,rienretl In c,i!fnnrv
tuattcrs. All tic reei,Irs lave been prnctf-
Gully tcstcI, lis price seems tno pi pitsh.
however, to give It tlle general circuiatinn Il
deserves,
.,uor,c,r ,pntr.v .s ,,t.., ,,.
bool ~ SrfGan IT. 1!t " Nn'St III IS capital hnnn
ssrG cy ~ "tE1,e E,n au co1.ns ~ tal y nec
nie,,,Ia ~ IT. " " M 1te game ny EfcoE