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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08
En- Powder Form.

Vegetine put up III this form comes within the
reach Of all BY making the medicine Yourself
you can, from SOC. package containing the
baTks, roots and herbs, make two bottles Of the
liquid Negetine. Thousands will gladly avail
themselves Of this opportunity. who have the
conyeniences to make the medicine. Full dircc-
tons III every package.
Vcgetine in powder form is sold by all drug
gists and general stores. II you cannot buy it
Of them, enclose fifty cents III postage stamps
for one package. on one dollarfor two packages,
and will seudt by return mail. H. r. Stevens,
Boston, Mass.
DIR. G. T.. SHOEMAKER, the well-known aural
surgeon Of Reading Pa, offers to send by mail
free Of charge a valuable little book on deafness
and diseases of the ear-especially on running
car and catanh, and their proper treatment
giving references and testimonials that Will sat
iafv the most skentical Address as above
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08
OUESTIONikGS.
BIZ EDEN Z. RExFoRD.

Some and kiss me, dimple-cheek;
Tell me what you think about"
" VIII the angels come next week?'n
Yes, to you, dear, past doubt
= VIII they tell Inc stories?"
"Child,
That cannot answer you:
Often when you sat and smiled
have thought they talked with you"
Don't the angels tell you things7
What's the reason? 1t must be
They don't like the big folks. Wings,
Willie said, would grow on me.
When Next year ?"
Il hope not"
"Why?n
:. Wen, because l love you 20"
Don't you love folks when they fy2"
= They Fly beyond our sight"
"Oh, oh !"
No
Sweet my child. they stay
Always out of sight"
u know
I'd come TO YOU some day
Al 1 Tar YOU "OulI 1pI SSLr
Let me clip your little wings"
= Why. mamma your cheek Is wet.
Did sou cry?
= For vanished things"
What is vanished? I don't know"
Something lost or gone away.
Where's the rose ? You saw it blow
Did It vanish yesterday?
Something vanished made you cry.
Was 1t roses y
"What miss
one low grave hides"
All, know.
That is where the baby ia.
= II he wakes, viii he be 'fraid
But one day my grandma said
Baby'd gone TO stay with God.
cod, you know, lives overhead.
= If he did, il must be nice
Living way up 'm0ny the stars.
"Idlike to.
'Oh sing, MY bird,
Yet awhile behind the bars"
-Christidn I'm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08
DO a Favor to a Sick Friend.

II you have a mend suffering from
any disorder Of the Kidneys send them a
package Of Kidney Wort and you will
make them happy. It's great tonic
power is especially directed to these dis
eases, and it quickly relieves the dis
tress and cures the disease. Have you
fried II
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08
Baby Saved,

We are 50 thankful to say that our
baby was permanently cured OF danger
ous and protracted irregularity of the
bowels 10y the use OF Hop Bitters by its
mother, which at the same time restored
her to perfect health and strength
BU6uIO ErDrcSS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08

A PHILADELPHIA sign-painter is so
honest that he wouldn't touch his brush
to canvas. He says he paints so badly
that he is afraid future generations may
get hold OF his pictures and pass them off
for old masters.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08
Daughters, Wives and Neither :.

~: hAIscftt'l , N w EtiNf "a NJ ~ hSON VIII
Womb. Whites, Chronic Inflammation liberation of
the Womb incidental HemoIrhage Flooding, Painful,
81 pressed and Irregular MeustruatlOn &c An old and
reliable remedy send postal card for pamphlet, with
treatment, certificates from physicians and
patients TO iowarth q Ballard, Utica n Y Sold by all
DrngEIstS-@ 30 bottle
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08
EauIssei,nIsi Need.

A Book on the Liver, is diseases and their
treatment sent free. Including treatises upon
Liver Complaints, TORPID Liver. Jaundice, Bill
iousness, Headache Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, etc. Address Dr.. Sanford, 1872 Broad
way. New York city. n. y.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08

4 CAIiD.-To ali who are suffering from the errors
and mdsrrctons OF youth, nervous Weakness early de-
loss OF manhood, etc, Will send Recipe that viii
cure you, FF5EE or CHARGE. This great remedy
discovered by a missionary il South America. Senu
seli-addressed envelope to the REV JOSEPH TINMAN
NLLLnL u NsL- WIZ ELL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08

The enormous sale Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
has had the effect of bringing out numerous
similar remedies; but the people are not so
easily induced 10 make trial of the new article,
when they value the old and reliable one, DIR.
Bull Cough Syrup.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08
Vegetine.
One Package in Powder Form
cured Scrofula.
HOW TO REDUCE YOUR DOCTORS BILLS.
Sc BREMEN ST, East Boston, Mass,

Sc BREMEN ST, East Boston AIass.,l
September 81, 1879.
MT. II. X. STEvENs-Dtar Sir. Ny little daughter
Stella has been afflicted a long time with Scrofula
suffering everything. ! employed different uhysi-
clans i'll East Boston hut they helrcI her none 7
bought some of your POWDER FORM VEGF1rNE, and
my wife stepped and gave it 10 the child according
70 tht directions. and We were surprised in q fort
nights time 10 STE h2w he child mad g4inyd in flesh
ana strength She s now gaining every day. and l
can cheerfully recommend your remedy 70 lie the
best we have ever tried
Respectfully yours, ). T. WEBB.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08

LYONS Heel Stiffeucrs keep boots and shoes
straight. Sold by shoe and hardware dealers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08
KIDNEY OMELET,

Eight eggs, four sheep kidneys, one
gill of brown stock, one dessert-spOOnful
of mushroom catsup, one teaspOOnful Of
pepper, one-half teaspoonful OF salt, one
half ounce Of flour, three ounces of but
ter; put enc ounce of butter into sauce
pan; cut each kidney INTO eight pieces,
put the flour upon plate, and roll the
pieces Of kidney in it until they are com
pletely blanketed with flour; throw the
kidney into the hot butter, brown each
piece on both sides; pour into the sauce
pan over the Drowned kidney the stock
and catsup; season all with half of the
pepper and salt, and covering the sauce
pan, draw it to the side of the fire and
let its contents cook very slowly for one
hour; beat in a bowl the eggs until the
whites and yolks are mixed, sprinkle
over them the remainder of the pepper
and salt, melt an ounce OF butter In an
omelet pan, pour into this half of we'll
beaten egg, and stir this until it begins
10 firm on the edges, after which it
should remain upon the fire until the
egg becomes nearly all firm; put upon
the onelet half OF the stewed kidney;
fold the omelet over 50 that the outer
edges meet: let it remain a minute longer
IN the pan and turn it quickly out on a
hot platter: repeat this process with the
remaining egg and kidney, and, when
the second omelet is ready, place it be
side the first upon the platter, and serve
as speedily as possible.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08

| Hhe OttaIc fSeIt sOs- EarshaII, HiCh..
VIII send their Electro-F oltaic Belts to the af-
tlicted upon 30 days trial. See then advertise
/ meut IN this paper headed 'On 80 Days Trial. y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08

BREAD AND BITTER PUDDING.
ASPARAGUS SOUP.

Select about two dozen of good aspar-
agus stalks: boil these thoroughly in
enough water to cover them; quarter
OF an onion boiled with the asparagus is
an improvements; when tender, take the
asparagus out of the water, saving the
water, and removing the onion; cut the
asparagus into three pieces, Of course
only the tender part, and put them III a
mortar, adding little OF the water, must
be pounded until perfectly smooth; now
take some sifted -four, a dessert spoon
full, bit of butter as big as an egg. and
very little pulverized sugar; mix we'll
then put on the fire until it melts, stir
ring all the time; add this to the pound
ed asparagus and the rest of the water;
when it has boiled n few minutes, mix
the yolk of one egg with tllmblerful of
cream, and add tins; if properly made,
it wants no straining; use salt and pep
per to taste, and a very little nutmeg;
one stalk Of asparagus may be left, which
may be cut In thin slices, and added last.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-08
KITCHEN ECONOMY.
STRAWBERRY JAM.

Same weights of strawberries and
pounded white-loaf sugar; mash up the
berries well III preserving pan first, and
add sugar afterward; boil for twenty min
utes, stirring well and skimming; always
use patent glass jars.
POTATO SOUP.
Boil thoroughly half dozen potatoes,
and mash thoroughly, mixing with it a
quart of stock, season with it a quart of
pepper; boil it for five minutes. remov-
ing scum; add to this q tumblerful Of
milk last, and serve after the soup has
come again to the boil; must be perfectly
smooth.
GERMAN TRIFLE.
Put one quart of strawberries, or any
other fire fruit, in the bottom of q
glass dish; sugar the fruit, cover it with
layer of maCarOOns, pour over it a Gus
tard made OF one quart of milk and the
yOlks of seven eggs, well beaten; sweeten
to your taste; when cold, place on top OF
the eggs, beaten to a stiff froth, with a
little sugar.
SUPERIOR SPONGE CAKE.
One pound of sugar, sifted; halt
ppIult VI IIOuI, THU Oh II 1eulOu, grated,
with the juice. Beat the volks very
light and mix them well with the sugar;
add the lemon; beat them well together,
add the whites, beaten stiff; shake the
flour in very gently-should not be stir
led when the flour is well mixed If in
one pan, two hours, if in two pans, one
and One-half hours.
BREAD AND BUTTER PUDDING.
Slice stale loaf of bakers bread rath-
er thin, crust and all, and butter lightly
on both sides; butter q baking dish and
flour it lightly; lay single layer of the
slices of bread al over the dish, sides
and all; wash and pick one-halt pound of
currants, pick and stone one~half pound
raisins, and slice very thin two ounces
OF citron, and mix thoroughly, and scat
ter thInly over the bread and butter;
then build it up this way: Make mix
ture Of four eggs, quart of milk, and
one-half pound of sugar, and pour cold
into the dish which has the bread, cur
rants, etc; put the baking-dish in a pan
OF water, and let it cook for three-quar-
ters of an hour in a moderately heated
oven. Eat hot or cold.
, 1880-10-16

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md md ss new book Of "lsanDles in plo5byshIro
book Of ',,ratry Tales" By Julian lIas.
LtfU Of Charles james Fox" '
Tho SECOND etlEt!i OF Mrs. Abby Will.
nGy DrMyn's charming ,tcw story. Can Shs
h.s, At9'1 M y AL reffy f yo H.. II 1ssS n,ssn. :" Te
Llppln tt y Co. less tl!an n month since'
Mrs. Efnwt, sllnres with her husband liz
Walter Brown. tho authorship of "Mltyiens::
a Tale Ut New EngtaN a'Nl tic Troplcs.'''
sioSA & conp|Ste III Ispsy + t. 9f t',qMirt;tlnn ,ia IT,
y Car!cs 3. Waite, A.. NJ. aud its publslhs.y,,,
.. Y. Watta 4 CO.. It will form an w.
volll'no Of some 500 pages, md contain
cnn!rete list OF NIL the! writers md wriilles
volume will 10 $3.50, A''
doniclle Il, the ls,se dc 5Gvrcs BY Tie ueeress
Of the 2Dtli Ut March, have published II trans,
Iatsoli OF m article from tina Golos, "Ics
,}esWItes N1sses ct H. Mnste Slave, Paris
sy aye ~ tee tfSt featsa asss n III e ~y Sl.ak1 II w
Of their interesting Slavonfc Museum, wfIcb
brated Ostrog bibiu of ihsi. '''' ss's'
"A new departure in the why Of. pubse..
tons M q standard l,ncnIs md familiar works
a.a ~ mIl!o 11,i1 paTc'1ne,,t Libraty" which viii
style. and viii b. caretully printed Oh luSI l.unSaI
Telln}yann's "!'rInccss aud IN, Memo
rlam,n Sc!cgtions from Shelley" and "Ths
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ter 10 i. T. Funk i Co. New YorS, SiT Ia fctss ts!.
e1lcc to their publication OF lis new. t,linjnt
1t,akl".John plongil,nan's IictSrsss'''':: tHs'':
, 1880-10-16
ART.

,rho poa4,p nv,,fh,t1,r, ~ ,,.ox,,a H., .,,or.
ica, artists viii men at tho ,Iusc.,'n ~ ~ E1na
~. .I. NJ. 49,. ups ~ wv uaseu ~ r,.io .'
ATS u. tno VIII pto1'' aila closo on Tic soIn
OF December.
Mr., Ernest Parton l,as returned from Eu.
ropn oftor oc,,iavfr ,ho ,,n,,a,,nt .,ta,j,,,,,nu
of having one OF hls iaudscaues hou ol,t by
tbe nn,nn Rov,i 4 Noas1a,nv 1"3e -
''0 ..o"uo" AsosA' 1ae""o'hy'
Mi. N. +. Il. De unas Is finishing Dutch
coastscene. TIare Is a1l old fort OIL tllo
shore ut tIe left ~ ,th,n ra,,re NJ ,v,,1r,, nm
s"y.rni sn.ol, ora,t ~ % nn, 1aso t, ~ "ms ~
eofct"' b"1a't cs"1t III ea!'s'' pr'Rht "eAtIlot'
-Tle youngest painter recommended this
year vt the Salon was Franea1s Martin, who,
though uMly 10, received M honorable mem
tlpn Tor his patntinv, "Chez IN t)rinntoti ste,'
.rha ps".,os ~, ~ ,.t,,,
-1hoscalptor barr!as' tho successful artlss
In tho recent competition for tho monument
has heon intrnstn,l wfti, ~ similar. ,vorl- M
.,,o Te. -. o. G,.,.. "..' ''o4''"' "'t@ '''
l4'o Ao"h VI Oh sellehtl'l' ...
The Photographic department Of tho DiblI+
otheoue Nntlunalo nit Paris vii, sn"rtlv pd
, 1880-10-16
nfAGAZTNTg.

A~oN SuHNkAhV4 44os 4o1 uSElha u UGW fQl-
un'e. Tho feature which many will wei
como most perhaps, ls the opening INSTALL
mont Of now sor!Al story by Ellen W, o.
ney. It is entitled "lloso anu tho Doctor"
Tho complete srrial stories OF the uu,lbo:
nro "That Letter." by Edward DcIlal,.y; ono
by Horace Il. 4cudler; and "Our New
Editor" by Miss Louise Stockton. Maui
rico Thompson llas contribution, IAN
Idyl OF tho 1.ol,9low," which besides having
tue full flavor Ut tle woods Alul bOW.sl,0pi-
11K plA4ea curiosity AS 10 a ccrtaln eminent
editor whose Nntu Is withhold. The nu,il-
per A6o4!Hls IT. sketches OF trRyDl and foreign
lands. llenTy II. Elliott. who was tor Il c0il.
Maxa,. ,TMgklo, t!'e ,o; ;tmMel!ss Japanese Capital.
xeslnIat honsekceplne, witi. some aceou,,t of
prl Ii BIZ u. i, Do Costa. II. i, tiij6crt tias sd q
KraphIo word-pLcturo. 9f N!agara; there aru
soll'D rem!ntsconees of tlle RutlIor of "lIone
eet Sy a Mary a,Go T. FL fhx1 Snl,. n L4etScs
T6anss and "rhs h WIlspertnx ri III uhost' a'S''S'
Tho Ytctord1,s Rentetc TOR September
comes oil the way from Melbourne, 4 Austrnlin
with varied but wel!.assurteu cargo. Thu
first artlcle Is by 4 weti-known statistical
writer. atul O resident Ut Chicago. It's
statistics are not noW. It ls entitled "RAtl-
road Power IL, the limited 6tates," 0ther
fran r.: ciss d ihe WHr}a
isawsop i i'slnas {Adelaitle,r j. Il; Sens SeI
Thoughts on Tie Duties Of the Upper Class-
Trnst,h By Cari Il. Fsilberg (brisGaiie.
QneelislanD;. ".Wages,'n by the Hun. john
Woods (e1-MinIster of llallways); "a Vet
, 1880-10-16

Prof. Dtgelow's " History Of Procedure IN
England from, the Norman Conquest" Is q
work Of Interest only to members Of the legal
profession, for whom, III fact, 1t was written.
Tho only now feature Of thls book ts It's mode
Ut presentation. The history of the English
courts and their mode Ut procedure h,as been
often the subject Of careful! consideration by
eminent writer's, prot. Dlgoiow Ia too good
n scholar, too able lawyor, and too exper!-
cslced writer not to hay0 found fresh food
for thought III reviewing tho ground SO often
tod. But Its practical value t0 the pracitc-
lux attorney is opcn to question. lle who
has to think twice before adding to Ills law
library would hardly class tie "litst0ry
Of Procedure" among tho NECESSARY books Ut
reference, lie who .can buy such bouks
rs h0 chooses will derive pleasure and profit
from the puritsal OF these puecs. Tho MP
pendlx contains considerable collection 0f
Norman Wt!ts a1ll charters relating to lttt4a-
tLon In the eleventh aIAl twelfth centuries
nsyer before printed. These furnish yullia-
bio aid for further study. The bnok covers
Wllnt ts called '':rho NUrMAll PcElod" t106tl
laoa), al1 Is remarkable for the amount Ut
lab01 and research it indicates Tn thu part Of
It's author. The Illustrations l1l TINT portion
Of tie work treating Of uas conduct Ut causes
, 1880-10-16

eth|s .yr VII IN fhow tbo nrnc1c, vsIy e,e9'y sSyn !e
hy cha,rrs u1 w. rrn,ss n ncis ~ ir1t;ctsn % rSs ~
I.a,iciny, The Cnur.a., lilo Wri! l'rucrss,
i,lstta!ht, Summons, Tho tss,tn Term. Tho
Me,ial ~ J!!ds!ncrt 'fhc irlnl 'rrrM, rlc, Fl,al
brown u 20.
-,J,ulgo Mcf,rary,s trcottso nm TIM " Amcr.
lean Lnw of EicctonsH iiayint fcachcI n
srcon!l edition, ti,a nuthor hns 'rosisc.l, en-.
Wilcl, II \ rccnrnize.l nnth,,ritv. 1in lns. il, n
tis .itfnn' rfh.i sh". IN n,,,,tinnni ,itn n. ~.
ton cases a,|isi Ia i NH ~ cnrTer,ai ' Ii. erI efG
inni tnxt nt,,l Inserted Two nav cl,a,,tcrs4 "
tory fnJex iias aiso ra,, ,'r",n,rnd' % ,ihn tif.
ieret,t ctr pters cnycr nl,n,,t Hi tho onnst,nns
pertaining Ia rjrcttrs antl r,%tk,,s. It il in.
tentlgI to facilitate thc cxn,ta,iiiut, mid tie
ssG SiapY e Was srsSn "sIsf Jo i
lie v,,lcrtook. iinyi,ix btsn Ghnirnnt, az thH
Cn,nmittce Of, Elections Of tho ilouse 'i 1'f
Representatives, Md Tic general recnanIilon,
especially, 81 q'nohg !nwyeFs, of tho value u
Of le lrst cdition aid t'a c5ntim,rti In Ii ,isn,a n
for the work. NsS-'>'
sC1IwEaLER's HISTORY OF 1'n1-
T1,o ,,ost ,nnnra, ht.tno,n. ~ .',.,'a.s',,,. @
.nI uest kt,.ol,l mlsto,'es OF pIlaesophS
IN t1,sse ., oeea Nv wFl11en III Inc oerlnah Iangiaee
vi thcse TIC most known aro those OF Ritter
OF ancient ul,ilosonl,y. nmfl Mo latter cr,;.
e,-,",,,. hn,h H., "'S. ~, ,.o i",.ea ca'
.M1s tan' oin NV ale,ent al,a ING noaern sss'
ten,s. l5ot!i t,osc extentted works l!ayc bepn
Modern phtlosophy mny In raenr,,..tl q ,,,rt-
ivsunnirmrntorvt h ffittor,. rro. ,,ar,, RI,
host p3 ,n,....'s ~ ~, s. g4cn' WuaN' ~
ocst nauua's OF inc history OF philosophy
have also been written IN German, of which
fCpnnntnnt,ttta nt,,1 uo1,.,,,..to,to h,,+, 1,,,,
, 1880-10-16

| ;;r!nnry collere for Australia" by R!cllar'!
s y WHIT %GMtn GoSa. o. prqmaf1 i'fo Aft" nTt Ht
5ta y EEs' rn,4 ssys by to IT, E"y Fes b 81 fu. ,e
y, n. a.; "Suithwcst. Australia" by
Ciarics 1fnrper {tuttdfortl, W. AZ: "Churctl
II" II III S'"Gs S 81 f'sS s!'iE asytay EsM Wots ss
tho Labor Difficulty IN Melbourne anil Other
l.Argc Centres In Australia,"' by tho E.l!tdr +;
a ESrape I'D eSe Gss unl'e ststes ct ''' D'
Tile October n,tmlmr OF the Nfnciecnt
Century Is 0pemcd with m nrlir1p on rot
strlictnn Or CIoture," by tho Right Hon.
On ".rhu Creetls--Dhl and, New" The Lnr.i
essay on "'rlle Cl!ase: Its History andI ,awy"
."riIg Unstable EuulllbElam gf Parties" ls
by r, u; ]. Wi'snlli Petty lsomany." BY
;1l,n,seph, 1,,stp1 ;, Lucas; rWapttaIkAnnng 9n tlu,
late!l by i. S. 4. Ilnurne; ''iTliu Philosophy
liSiu: "poliiEcnl Fa.alisn,," by II. d. Tralll;
KR" nS"':sst rSaf sSsTs0 pa,s II ina'GG" g. %{s; ~
linrrts Pollock, and !Tlio Portsmouth Gus
TOM" ly Lord Lymfngton, 81. +. There Is
q Formidable nrray OF nooie writer's. Iutix-
oter @ tt0 slss fns'T !af rlssss as o gt with '
-F,i}tr3t,e rtri,,, trc tor f,ot,},or in o,,.
,ttion ~ jts s"isctntl tt,etrw " ss t',n f,,n,v.
imv mrflci;s frt1n ink En,,,1,"h ' n,nragimns !.
t;i1,p Enniist, i,r.c.Irsnrs n Nn,vtn" u Et3i4,.
n;Mrs'A 3'sr!f,e; "A.IqI. apd Eya, By tic a-
eIfe to fa *' ef to 1aste 1StSpGf;ery NtIsiS ~
gie'g St"iau IN KsaIly 99e case lsgel Of
,tal; ".L!ia III tic llo',erle Xgc,V Te,npic
bar: "L1fo In Burmese VilluEe;" Spec.
tutor.
The Fort,,,oh,yv 1c,,,c,u rnr f,ctohor ,,,a,
cussrs: "irsig iS!.nts. oy fm,,rnvsmrnts. RI, mi
Landlords" hy, ,Mi'rrough O'llrien; 4
far faa1,s Wss Sy'1WrS II W Ss cd{,1,:ns 4n 9S IL tS
Gonst!tnSnc!es-;A 1'Inn Of l,nforin." BY tln
r"gic tis GoneanSy: Il Gts a eS o ory%
Chnps. I.-1V., hy George Meredith; " Home
alni Forc'gn Afrairs.''
~-Sricncc, ,mh,iahr,, In No,v~ynrp ;s n nn,r
periodical. Although but fifteen numbers
AMericam Associatioa at eis bostoa 10 Il i've W It
Exssly I; T. sysry member Wfo read ! papSf q #
L 9ftGss i ssoiv d ro syapss 9ssy g1sSa u ysca y Il
tfnn to natural sclesces. il DESERVES tic
snppnrt Of scientific n,Gr. ns 1t Ia k,own to
hive capital TO e1lnblo 1t to inaintain the high
aaa haa a ~ ~ eYeeteee W. a enterprise which
---1forfortl'a Monthly for Octoher l,as the
following tabte of contents: "'rhc Widow
er';s Dog" hy John Hay Furness; "3ea Ur-
tvss,1-a Roi,lNNcc Of the prIncu of Valley
Visit t., Al,lertca,-lSG0"; "Mcntorles Of the
Stage, by William Linn Kcese; An Appeal
10 o IL. i. u: ple irl'iee e. wales" hy Lat-
tSnce e,n,;;i, a1uno1Ht3 aeh. oun1 q. o!
= II AmIttin poi1t.Mat TX dicm'H ni1tiota;
ran TH;tnrn, x,'rssin,,a ~ Seha11es
Doo' Go'lotlal 4.Spsess'ois'
nt11t n1tit1 1tt1