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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24

ENGLISH CLASSES = SENIOR DEPART
MENT.
THIRD CLASS.
LIST premium, Miss Lila Bugg; Cd premium
Eta Ward; Sd premium. Bridget Tierney.
LIST premium, Misses Matte Ward and KATY
Quigley; "a premium. Misses Iona Baldwin
Nettie Schultz and Florence O'Bannon; Sd
premium, Miss Mary Fraser.
FIRST CLASS.
LIST premium, Misses Clara Parkhurst and
Effe Moser; I'd premium. Misses Mary Inn
mer. Mary Kereans Cora Campbell and Mas
ter BERTHE Zwart; Sd premium, Lucy Dorman
and Rene Zwart; 4th premium, Flora Stone
braker and Marv Morgan.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
THIRD DIVISION.
LIST premium. Misses Ida Moser, Minnie
Fraser and Zoe Rocke; ID premium, Della
Raney, Hattie Shepherd and Cora Righley.
SECOND DIVISION.
lst premium, Master Henry Block and Miss
Anna Ruth May; ID premium, Cora Rookie
Sd premium, Mary Ottenad.
FIRST DIVISION.
LIST premium, Miss Lou Stamm; ID premi
um, Master Willie Halter.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
UPPER PRIMARY.
LIST premium, Master Josie Zwart; I'd pre-.
MUM, Miss Lulu Kaesmacher.
LOWER PRIMARY.
Premium awarded to Miss Leora Ketterer.
Premium awarded to Mics Eta Ward.
FINE ARTS.
MUsIC-FoURTH DIVISION.
Premium awarded to Miss Eta Ward.
THIRD DIVISION.
LIST premium, Miss Matte Ward: I'd premi.
um, Mary Ottenad.
SECOND DIVISION.
LIST premium, Misses Lila Bngg and Bridget
Tierney; I'd premium, Clara Parkhurst
FIRST DIVISION.
ret flo 1y,rn nir1Y,
Mary Magann, Della Raney and Cora Campbell.
Sd premium, Lucy Dorman and Kate Quigley.
DRAWING.
Premiums to Misses Clara Parkhurst and
Mary ottenad. -
LIST premium, Miss Florida Stonebraker; I'd
premium, Della Raney and Clara Parkhurst
Sd premium, Mary Koreans.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
Premiums to Misses Cora Highley and Mary
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
SILVER MEDAL,
Presented by Very Rev. H. Mueblsiepen, v.
g., St. Louis, for repairing of clothes and
personal neatnese, awarded to class consist
ing of Misses Kate Quigley, Della Raney,
Florida Stonebraker. Cora Campbell, Lucy
Dorman, Eta and Matte Ward, Lila Bugg,
Mary Koreans, Mary Inner, Cora Highley
and Zoe Rookie.
Praise wosthy are the following young la
q
sufficient length of time to merit q reward
Misses Florence O'Bannon and Lou Stamm.
CHINA TEA SET,
Presented by Rev. j. j. Hennessy for cooking
and nearest approach to the requirements OF
model housekeepers. awarded to the class
consisting of Misses Florida Stonebraker,
Lucy Dorman, Kate Quigley, Matte Ward,
Bridget Tierney Della Raney, Mary Magann,
Cora Campbell. Eta Ward and Lila Bugg.
PREMIUM OF ENCOURAGEMENT
Awarded to those who have been attending
school four or five months: Misses Sarah Aus
tin, Lizzie Kechsteiner and Master Lawrence
Kechstener
PREMIUM FOR REGULAR ATTENDANCE
Presented by Rev. j. j. HenDessy and award
ed to class consisting of Misses Mary Fraser,
Effie Moser, and Masters Henry Block and
BERTHE Zwart.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24
Judicial Convention Calnsa.

It is ordered by the undersigAsd
Democratic Central Committee Of the
26th Judicial circuit of Missouri, that .
convention ofdelegates chosen by the
Democratic voters of the various coun-
ties Of said circuit be held ut the court
house in the town Of Ironton. on Nom
day, the 18th day of June, 1880, ut ESQ
O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating q candidate for Judge Of the Cir
cult Court. And in such convention
each county in such circuit shall be en-
titled to one delegate and an additional
delegate for every 800 votes cast there
in for Samuel J. Tilden in 1876, and for
q fraction Of $50 and upwards but less
than 800.
JOE. J. WILLIAMS, Jefferson Co.,
JAS. A. GREAsoN, Iron Co.,
GIDEON HOWELL, Reynolds Co.,
II. WALLACE, Washington Co.,
Committee,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24
From Des Arc.
DIES Arc. No., June Goth. 1880,

A ..UScle Ned, - s'Jeff. Dayis'' and s'Gun-
boats, are all dead, and nothing left down
hsre hut candidates, must hit them . blow
az two. sheriff Buford paid us flying visit
LAT week. He tssmarshalling some heavy
fnrces down here among the voters and II
RiIl don't mind he win have to retreat In bad
order. Buford IL using M-ponnd howetzers
and canister shot, and it is having fearful
ef iie Il makes such men d Wiley o'Neal.
a.. and Sam King drop their heads. He also
exnlains the third term satisfactorily.
The harvest 10 over and wheat generally
90 al ANDY Wallace Will make 500 bushels.
4 saw him one day last week standing where
the men were stacking his wheat, ana no
looked 10 inches taller than common. !! guess
Ia feels pyoud of his crop. By-the-by. ne 10 =
sBuford man, and . big gun among our citizens.
eeale and Ross were also among u.s. am
afraid they viii he like Lion and the Unicorn
6rhfiue for the Crown: Up jrmp the little
ds,r and knock them both dowu-and that
viii be Bell-clapper.
Col. T. B. Lowe, Judge Kemper and Milton
Roberto were In town yesterday following
hurrah for Buf0rd.
f1nr blacksmith has gone to the city. pity
Laser beer while he ID there.
The little coffee mill IL making lumber, TOO;
"a - >''1- UxcLE isaac.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24

KILLED ON THE TRACK.-Last Monday at
ternoon, about fifteen minutes past five
O'Clock, as the pusher was returning from Pr
lot Knob, and when approaching the bridge
across stout's creek, the engineer and cOnduc-
tor, 1t the same instant, discovered aman ly-
ing on the track, or rather at the side of the
track, with his bead close to the right rail.
They fret saw him when Within about one
hundred feet. and at once whistled, applied
the brakes and reversed the lever. The inter-
yepine distance was to short, and the engine
ran City feet beyond before 1t could be stop
ped. Conductor Sykes jumped of and ran
back. when he found that the body had been
knocked Oh he track and thrown down the
embapkment. A closer examination showed
that he was dead, with his head and shoulder
crushed. Mr.. Sykes at once communicated
the intelligence to the proper officers, and q
coroner's Jury was summoned, sat on the
bodv. and returned verdict of exculpating
the crew OF the s'pusher'' from all blame. 1t
was also determined that the dead mans
name was John Carroll; that he had been
working at Pilot Knob for about three
months: that two weeks ago he started on q
spree. and that he kept 1t up until his death.
whether It was . suicide is q question that
viu perhaus remain unsolYed forever. The
following citizens composed the jury: T. B.
Griesby, J. w. Whitworth, j. N. Bishop,
Ed. Gallagher. Manly Peck, and VIM. 7. Gay.
The body was taken charge of and buried at
the expense Of the county, Is the deceased
had no relatives In this part OF the country.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24
FOR RENT.
Tie selleYisY Steam eri,s Mil

and Carding Machine will be rented to tho
highest and best bidder on the first day of Ju-
ly, 1850. Private bids will only be received,
which must be sent TO w. II. Bufoed. Belle
view, Iron county, Mo-, on or before the first
day OF July, 1850. Also, q dwelling house will
go with mill. Mill hastwo run OF burrs, IL now
In running order. Renter will be held respon-
sible to keep all repairs up. and will be re-
quested TO take all risk of fire, but viii not be
held responsible In case Of fire by lightning or
explosion OF boiler. Persons desiring TO rent
may come and examine the mill, or apply to
w. II. Buford for further particulars, -i'fg
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24

TIE FIRST PEACHES Last Monday August
fsieke. Esq. came into our sanctum and pre-
eented % with half-dozen ripe peaches-the
nrst Of the season. Az our premium was Of
Tered for the first PEcK Of this fruit, he does
not quite bear of tho prize; but still he has
the honor of being first on the ground.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24

MARRIED.-At the residence OF the brides
mother in Cotton Plant, Dunkiin county. Mo :,
wednesday. June 16, 1880 by Rev. 8. J. Har.
Key, JAS NJ. BAIRD. Esq, Of Iron county, to
MISS LUCY A. DOUGLASS, OF Dunklin county.
Jim aud his fair bride are now visiting his
parents in Arcadia, and he 10 the happiest look.
ing mortal We have seen loi these many days.
May both live long to enjoy the felicities Of
married life is the wish Of the REaI sFER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24

well executed II BY Il inch view Of Pilot
Knob, taken by Mr.. Enos. Il on exhibition 1t
Whkinson's gallery. Mr.. Eoos' work cannot
Dc excelled outside of st. Louis. He leaves
on the Let Of July for Wisconsin.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24

view OF the Arcadia College, with 1ne
photos ofthe lady students, Father Hennes.
~, and Others, is now on exhibition at Mr..
Wilkinson's gallery. Also, finely executed
and general view Of the Granite Quarry.
They are both II by IA inch views. Mr.. EnoG
will furnish them at the very low figures OF
32.0) each. Give him an early call, as he
lesves on the LIST 81 July.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24

Observation-Disclosures 10th, at 8 o'clock
4. n, at the residence of the BRIDES mother
in Dunklin county, Mo-, by the Rev. 8. j.
Harkey. JAMES NJ. BAIRD. formerly of Area
dia, 70 Miss LUCY A. DOUGLASS, of Dunklin
county.
Thus we see. although Dunklin county has
taken some Of the fair ones from our midst,
our boys 90 down there and bring to our
beautiful valley the fairest Of the fair. We
are now one ahead, and hope there will be no
more swopping. Peace, long life and happi-
ness 60 with them through life.
CITIZEN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24

PERsoNALs.-Mrs. Louis Landau, nee Jen-
ME Lopez, came from the city Sunday on q
visit to friends and relatives.
Miss B. Harris, Of Elmwood. ILL.,, 10 in town
on visit to friends
Miss Mamie and Rene Zwart left Wednesday
morning for st. Louis to attend the Com
mencement Exercises Of the Ursuline Con-
vent.
Miss Lulu Yancey, daughter Of Mr.. c. D..
Yancey, is here spending short vacation with
friends
Our young friend. Jos. A. Beyburn, Esq.
was in town Tuesday. He, is travelling for
Stone q Co, Boots & Shoes, st. Louis.
Mr.. Jas. Baird and bride, of Dunklin Co.,
are visiting relatives in Arcadia.
Mise Allie Meyers came down to be present
At the commencement Exercises of the Col
legc.
Miss Beck. Of Bismarck, was in town last
week visiting friends.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24

Rob't Hotson desires us to tell the public
generally that he will hereafter, during the
season Of 1880, have Ice-Cream on hand for
sale at his restaurant, every day and night of
the week, except Sunday. He will furnish
this delicacy by the plate, quart or gallon-in
the larger quantities, at very low rates. He
will also keep supply of the various fruits
OF the season. Restaurant, south side court
house square. tt
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24
5M NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
The Same will b Celebrated IN lrsutm
ONSATURDAY JULY3D.
BRASS BAND PICNIC
At GOULDING'S PARK,
FREE TO ALL!
&seenosA q. tie @re'.s;;sg/
%tesaosM q. tie @pe,.s.g/

Arrangements have been made to have 'sbig
time" on the 81 inst, and every effort win be
put forth between now and then to properly
observe ''the day we celebrate" The Band
boys have secured the services Of Mr.. Hotson,
of cur town, into whose hands have been
placed the furnishing of the refreshments,
ETC., with will In their behalf, and with their
help, will make things lively enough to suit
the ayest and happiest crowd of patriots in
America.
Among other things the following amuse-
ments will be on the grounds during the day !:
Flying Dutchnan.
Aunt Sally. with Balls.
Wheel of Fortune-ten cts. a chance. Piz-
20 from CSC to $3.50.
Croquet, quoits, and Other Games.
Slow mule races and sack races.
Fireworks in the evening.
Target-Shooting.
Entries for slow mule races viii be received
up to noon of that day.
The Brass Band will discourse music the
whole day long. No entr ance fee viii be
charged, and the grounds win be free to all.
Ice Cream, lemonade, sand wiches and eata-
bles will be dispersed to hungry and thirsty
people, at the usual rates.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24
Local Department..

CRATE BARs-suitable for wood or sawdust,
Tor sale 1t the Foundry. near the Ironton de.
pot.
, 1880-01-10
SCIENCE.
NOTES ON AFRICAN EXPLORATION.
VII I{It

NOTES ON AFRICAN EXPLORATION.
huiunlA-
DR., Rohlfs expedition to Wadal left Ben
gasl on tho It'll OF July Inst, for tho Kufart
oasis, The Oasls Of Djalo and Aujlln wore
found 10 be nlnetyeIght aud sixty fcut 70
suoctiyely above the sca-leyel. uolptofoTa
they have been thought to bs below It. Al
Kufara Tho party were attaokad and plundered
mud Obliged to return to Bongasl.
Dr.. Oscar Lonz, we'll known for his ex-
poratlons OIL the 0goowt, has been sent by
tho German AFRICAN, Society to Morocco,
whore he intcnds to cross the Atlas, and
Investigate the geology and natural history
Of the southern districts. The Society alss
Intends sending young travellers t1 this conis'
try, whore they can gut accustomed 70 MO-
llnInmtdAu life, and become battot ntkeQ 1oS
longer journeys in Central Africa:
The dc1tc1np states that tho French ase
proposing to construct 4 tal!roat! across the
SaliNru, To connect Algeria With tha River
Niger. Tho French Government Aas MP,
polluted Commission to conduct preliminary
Investigations, and French engineers n1e ex-
ploriDg tho line OF tbs proposed road a.
fur n8 fhe Lught,llat on the SOUTH. II. Paul
soloillvt viii lvaye, shortly fer e. Louis,
Senegal, under orders. to visit ne uneA-
plorel regions lying to the east Of taaf colony
IS far as Timbukt1. At . recent slltlnE y
the Paris Geographical Society, Ms. Hplailiot
read paper proposing that The RAILROAD t$
made FROM DakkRrs Oh tho Atlantic coas9u
, 1880-01-10

= An iltiuslnE teleph0niu Incident IL recorded rs
having happened during Mr. GlHtistp1o's Inte
;f,anm,S;!E.1g t..,r In set!and Whilo this a.
me..se audlcncv ut tho Cosn- Exohnn9o In EtlIn-
nurs. tho multitude whn WAllted to hour him
nenx out Of proportion to tho Hize Nf tho hnll, 1t
was thought tniy!sa!lo to use tho toicphuo =, 10
rum. Now, the people In tho othcr hull, ut
s.'! scnlS d!at.'ee. hoal quito distinctly tho intr'-
cries Of "llcar, hear" thu applause of tho
crowd, and tho crush Of tho band; then. nothing
more, 94vo frota tlno to tinle MI inhlst11ct uiur-
nnn: m@s Now u,t. then fcw br,kon sentcnyys.
p1nYE,sshable aY!a e-thcn e,.lne only n1,lntcligblo
tGleph0ne would mt wtirk, aHYo IN II dej0intcd
hsa Rand Of wHy, waa explained; Tho e1;prcmIcr
M Mea5l.furntturu .lways plays III Important part
~ H. she T'Kht ho,or.iblo gentlen,an's speeches.
pealn daHnsarsl. md on tho top Aro placed bis
noles which metInrsli,ta he shlttteB with Ucca-
ss!onally during tho c0ufso nf ILLS speech Un-
d9sftaunately, tho hat was planted right IN trout
~ tae te!ephono sound- receiver Occasionally,
Nneh Mr. Gladstone would move tho hat, hla
VOICE would seaeh tho Instrument and b2 tran4-
, 1880-01-10

md still, oftener TO be discussed question Of
Protectlon W.. Free Trade is very fair. pro-
sentation of both aides BY nh enthusiastic
champion Ut ,.nresirfcted commercial inter-
course. Protection hu styles IN theory
which, originated In the medieval Ideas of
fclltial tso1ation, still fingers Will, tenacious
hold on mally minds, aud with power to swny
tho poltcy of States, our own free Ilcpublte
especially, against tho principles Of sound
ectiIOIuy.h
{ifiryt Principles Of Political Economy. BY
Aaron +. Chaplin. New York: Sheldon &
Coz
, 1880-01-10

Ata MAnaion House dInner iLondon) the toast.
MsSs.e MmsHSs.ef was desired 70 propose tho health Of
,oe thfee Cnnsuls," representatives Of dl4-
Engltshed natious, who chanued to b. present.
~ ~ thesgvpnh proceeded to g1yp out that hu was
pr cont oonsols, s,'i'-prpbahly toast which CAME
@1ch nearer tho hearts OF tho audience.
, 1880-01-10

history, Ind on what is called tho Romantlc
school. There nre some rather cgo;tsticnl
"reminiscences intersperacd ttho
eleven times Iii mic page) !. but they contain
somc Interesting sketches Of historic r,crsn'l-
ages md places, nnd nre cxct!sahlc. Alto
getcr, the lonk. is a very readable, tllough,
1ather saEerela sksc1 of o te ifStG1 .1Sa rot q
Eiving an adequate i,lea 0f some Of its peri,
otls Of development, Will probably be found
moro, interesting t''an tlip only other aGcessl,
lie English w0rk on the subject, That OF
iinrriscm md llostwfck.
III Short History. of German Literature.
ny PROT. James X. lIosner. Sccoid Edition.
81, Louis; q. !. Jones &C. Co. 1879. 6v0.t tpp.
B.Y Price, sal 7.
..-...
DORCHESTER POLYTECHNIC ACAD-
Thia Ia n " bov,s l,ook.u written By the late
Dr. Dr. Koycn. Warden Of Racine College.
IN tho nreface We arc told that
i,r. Do Koycn had a wonderful gift Of story
telling, md it was his custom 70 gather the l,Ys
, 1880-01-10

tlonc,i Ills remotcness, and present difficulty
Of access and egress -; also, the :" "ylaltntions
Of gTasslloppcrs Or locussa. whicl. NJ ttI'1es
aiructiye to tllo gra!n.crops.' The "scarcity
building p,tposGfn is a'!"thGr @ obstacle .c n te
Xsy sst! Gh Fnpa pPe eeas tai s ~ n p av
EIystun, Of tic poor man y tIlu!i y rcn!lzn-
linn Of lI1s. co!,ccptioIi OF or dcslra for n
hook, antl the panoramic map q the overland
route deserves especial attention for tl'n cvI-
dent cnrG and accuracy displayed III iss nr-
raflgenlcnt. Mfr. Halls earncslnrss and faith
apparent couleur do rose p"rv,l!nH some Of
iii descriptions Of Canada and the North
nsisns q ilSn{y-9,5t!s' No5!| n America.
ZOOLOGY.
This work Is one Of fo,tr volumes intended
10 constitute TIC American Science Series,"
md Of which one other yolulns.-Astronulny
inns been already issued Thc object of
this series Is two-fold: primarily to supply
the lack Of authoritative bonks whose prIn-
ciplcs nro Illustrated by familiar American
facts, md, sccondnrfly, to supply textbooks
wl,tcj, tlo not contradict the latest generul-
izattons.
As Science Is progressive, md IT. develop
mcnts new to-day arc old to-tnorr0w, the
attainment Of the second object must ,ect.s-
stnte continual revision. All Science Is in
cl,rysulis condition; many of its most I'm
portant fact0rsnre less than llalfAcettury old !;
und tho quantity Of lis discoveries Increases
With eacl, sueecedinE year, rartlcnlar'y Is
Which treats af living animals,-a Science
which, despite lis gHl,lithsS volumes anil Its
in,itacrsblo trcatlses, Is still lii It's irfa,'yy,
and it, which, SO long ny such tnt.ll rs Prof
Huxley, and many others perhaps equally
fano,la, are students, the possibilities Of Ills
coyery t1lay be said to be lslilnitr,l. M honk
on ZoGlogy or kindred scientific subjects can
not be liable IN be C0ntrl!ictcd nr ntnli-
fed hcf0rc 1t llnH been II yenr brfnrc the pllf,-
lie. This Is natural, and 10 b. expected.
Prof. l'ackarta's present work is thus iMtro-
tluccd by himself:
lectures for colleHc-stnt!cnts but h,l+ been pre-
rnrutl to suit tho wnnts of the general rr!ltlcl
the Science rs gc,crnlly acc"pted fy ndSunctsl
X0nogists, 1T nIv'er thnt he unS understand the
ph!!osophicnl discussions Rn1 writings rel"ting
tho Inv or Evolution; und tho rclui!on between
! Ri,ttnats md their surroundings.
Prof. Packard is e,ntnently we'll qualified
10 write such n book, and tn MAXI. y II stand
accomplished. Tho student Ii first showi
the facts, aud, after n thorough study Of 7
few Typical forms, shown lmw 10 compare
cipIes or inductions from tiese facts. Sinrs
nearly every form Of animal !lfr, from tht
most minute parasitic to the gigantic ,nnsto
don, lus formed the hienlc for many y sclerl
before rs must bo considerably condensed
and brief Ms To each OF itS mnltifarous top
les. Clearncss Of description has mol bee!
nnl admirably explain the tnxt, and the large
plates nro we'll drawn. 4 convenient .gtossu
rs and ropious index at the end mako th'
volume one of over 100 pagps.
tXui,l0gy. American Science Series. b.
a. S. Packard, .lr. New York: uenry Hol
e. Co. Price S3.)
, 1880-01-10
TIE ART OF COOKING.

Miss Dots Is a graduate Of tie South Ken
sington School OF Cookery, an Institution
with which we have never been SO fortunate
rs to bccotne acquainted, and arc therefore
unable to form any just idea rs to ltscapacity
to train md educate practical cooks. ThAtlt
develops thcorellcal cooks Of varied attain
lnents and ability, the book before lis IS In
Itself proof. And we ought perhaps to DO
gnllant enough, 10 take the ladys word for 1t,
and believe that 1t can turn out cooks "that
1lre cooIssn US well.
Miss Doils has prepared 4 cookbook filled
with recipes for thD making Of most savory
disles,-nild, II tltcy ars sNvory to tho cyc,
whit must they bpto tho pa!nte? The IN
plantations are in.ciilgently written; the typo
atld paper are botf good, and the former
ciuAr alid distinct, So tllat he who runs may
read"; and. THO presiding, genius of tho
understand the manner In wl!lcl, con.po,ull!ls II
arc 10 be fashioned H. accortlance with tho
rules Of the, SoNtl, kcnsIngton School OF
Cookery. There Is nls0 q well-Atr.lngctl In
dex, and Mrs. .Sllgrmnn,s notes ndd atldl-
tlonhl ynlue to the text. There Is one curl
OILS feature about these notes, however, md
TINT Is this: By the method, of placlng the
"rulesa the "notcs" are invariably con-
ncetcd with the recipe to which they do not
belong.
(Tlie Art of Cooking. BY Matilda Lees
D6ds, Edited by Henrietta dc CoIlde Sltcr-
man. Ncw York: q. T. Putnnm's Sons.
, 1880-01-10
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h1AGAZNES.

II, II n.
Mat1tratsf contains s articles Oh o1SetyS' @sf'
tlons upon tho llabts, STRUCTURE anu Dcvcl-
opmcnt Of Amphioxus Lanceolatus," by
Henry J. Rice; "Skctcl, of North American
torical Sketch Of tic Science OF noiAny III
North America from lsao to ls's," by Fred
crick Drcndcl. In addition, thu Natnrlttst
,,a,vs tho nran"oJ,nva ~ sc,n,,,,fic anr1ottna
ne"s' lv ptoes*ss y. sc'st.'.'s sue'es!.s' h...,
and series OF short paragraphs on botai'lc-
anl other Kindred i touics TIe Natt,rattst Is
r,'h,Is;,o., ~, a1sCa,,. & Stovafv T., nhi,a-
% aa,nh1a md ~ ia ] ,ris. ia ~ cents v n,,mbcr ~
as, n ,,. i ,J. ~ 'fa nt" haa ,.,,
tho burden Of Its flfty-lyo years OF existence.
lis as "aa as s
food for intellectual digestion. Frm'cis 4.
Henry hold the place Of honor witt! nh article
on Historic Forces" ,,t,! n which; after pro.
forces that lave worked una sun arc work
Ing III the secular progrcss of Mankind? tio
reduces tho answers to thrce,-that which
1ee'ntes uo SantIh' ,Ia. nIso ''aa,au 'o.eo " ~
Man, and that which Declares 1t to
bo Divine psoyldcuce,-and then dis
atspt q uGcaWe " w'1ism ~ aH ,,s s.ma ohg
liz ,s,hot ~ ~, M s,.o,,'.i nyiIc ~, s
faspisAtlon Of ths Nov Issta!1ent', ;aia! is I'll:
ioWe ~ t!.e eiithsnt @ EgiSa ri; .,stoir,I f
WIFI a. 5rGv,na' aa. ste WW Mss ,1ssS'ltti, ~ ti,
aG n usost '1s'e ~, li a!,s r,.s VI t,,e
Intof w son! wy @ 1ss tat miii!'ell, ny y:
ses " smS Very sISus iaas a Sn!e y !tS
MUSi o', i,,,si,, sG fct rcy pce
1onnH OF rrlnesto re'iGws at sallin ietig;!
tng teecnt urogtSSs na 29t"E Nsttl,I'''{s,i
aia 9nr nWn lioI: fi'anG!s u; rattoh MyltSs