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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

Thes.Aroostook Republican says :-"The
political campaign in the 4th District,
opens auspiciously for the republicans.
From every part Of the District come
words of good cheer. The union and
harmony which were manifested in the
convention, pervade the rank and file of
the party. and with heart responding to
moving on to victory. In this section an
excellent feeling exists. Our brethren in
other parts of the district, may rest as
sured that the republicans Of Aroostook
will act well their part in this great
struggle for the right
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
Thirty Years Experience of an Old Nurs

q n
Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of one of the best Female Physi
clans and Nurses in the United States. and
has been used for thirty years with never fail
ing safety success by millions of mothers and
children, from the feeble infant of one week
old to the adult. 1t corrects acidty of the
stomarch, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and gives rest. health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe it the Best
and Surest Remedy in the world. in all cases
OF DlSENTERY and DIARRHEA IN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from teething
or from any other cause. Full directions for
using Will accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS &
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. % cents a
bottle. janl2 +MWS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

For square. solid lying in regard to po-
litical changes of individuals from the re-
publican to the democratic party this
campaign promises to be a match for the
Greeley campaign
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
Spfrial Notices.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis.
retions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss OF manhood, &C., will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This greatremedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send a seif-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN. Station d. Nec YorkCfy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

How many people suffer from summer nom-
plant. The principal cause of this disease is
undigested food. The Peoples Favorite
Tonic Bitters will prevent all kinds of Sum-
mer Complaints. Biliousness and diseases
of Liver. Try it and be convinced. See
advertisement twIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

Nothing from Cameron. the book binder
this week. His party friends have muz
zled him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
Republican County Convention.

The Republican voters Of kennebec County, are
requested to send delegates to q convention to be
holden at
Granite Hall, Augusta, Wednesday,
August llth.
at 1890 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating
two candidates for Senators, candidate for Judge
of Probate. candidate for Sheriff, candidate for
County Commissioner candidate for County Treas
urer, a candidate for Clerk Of the Courts. u candidate
for Register Of Probate. and to transact all other
business that may properly come before the conyen-
ton The ba.i Of representation will be MS follows
Every city, town and plantation. will be entitled to
one delegate. and additional delegate for every
seventy five votes cast for the Republican candidate
for Governor at tie election of 1870 A fraction Of
forty votes III be entitled to additional delegate.
The cities towns and plantations entitled TO the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

Name unknown $3.50 s5.32 ~
description Of real estat All that part 9! n -
PICKERING lots at south east corner of city -
range, that Ii 8 west of the stream or brook cv,
! anne, about $50 acres, except that portiosnss
acres more or lie 8, at the south vest erM r.
lot, next the Chelsea line, formerly occupied /"
man c. Neal.
GUY TURNER. Treasurer of the CITY of AuGus'~
June 70, 1850. flswsH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure. The most
important medical discovery since vaccina
ton. An absolute Cure for Catarrh by Alb
sorptlon. Sold by all Druggists, or delivered
by ID. b. Dewey & Co., No. 4G Dey Street,
N. Y. Pamphlets with full explanations and
overwhelming proofs mailed free.
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HEAL
THYSELf..
.On&Thurs&WV
City Of Augusta.
TREASURER,S NOTICE.

Taxes on non resident real estate in the City .
augusta in the county of kennebec and state u
Maine, for the year A. ID. 1879.
The following list of taxes on res
estate OF non resident owners in u, m
u OF Augusta, for the ye 1879, in pm
committed 20 Guy Turner Collector of said city o
the goth day June, 1879, has been returnei y
MIN u me as remaining unpaid on e 2sth gay
June. 1880, by Is certificate of hat dat and r0s
remains unpaid, and mott Els, hereby given, ths
the taxes and interest and oh ges are not paid as
tse treasury OF said city, within eighteen mon -
from the commencement OF said BLISS muchoii E
real state taxed as will be sufficient 10 pay -
amount due therefor, inclu ing int rest and chas
VIII, witt out further notice. be sold at public auc'
AZ my ON e IN Granite Block, ia said city of AusT
a. IT,, on nday, the tenth d of January, A. !"
1881, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

HUMAN BLooD.-On the purity and vitality
of the blood depend the vigor and health Of
the whole sy stem. Disease of various kinds
is often only the sign that nature is trying to
remove the disturbing cause. A remedy that
gives life and vgor to the blood, eradicates
scrofula and other impurities from it,-as
Hoods Sarsaparlla undoubtedly does, must
be the means of preventing many diseases
that would occur without its use. Sold by
dealers. +eod&w1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

Too much cannot be said of 1damson'
Botanic Cough Baisam, as it is the best
remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc, that have
ever seen, and to its wonderful effects owe
my recovery. 1t is well worthy of praise.
and | would advise all to use it who are
afflicted. eod-lw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

Will send their celebrated Electro " oltalc
Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean wha,
they say. Write to them without DELAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
CAMPAIGN JOURNALS.
The WeeEly journal,

win be sent from July 9, till the close of the
State Campaign. for IS cents.
The Daily Journal,
VIII be sent from now TIL the close of the State
Campaign, for $1.30.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

A nourishing agent for the weak. emaciat-
ed and dropsical, Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
. n. bElfh1y
Secretary Greenback State Committee.

Voted, That the Seer tary be charged with the du-
ty of conveying to the democratic committee
answer to their propositions, and as to the proposal
for union electoral ticket, that he be instructed to
say to the committee that while disclaming all pow
right to bind our party by any action we may
take in the premises, we frankly commit ourselves.
Individually, TO the policy of union. proposed, and
also. in the event of the success of ticket sep
TENDER, pledge individual influence in that
direction
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

LEWISTON, july 6, 1850.
At meeting of the Greenback State Committee,
this day in session, after carefully considering the
propositions submitted by the Democratic State Com.
mttee:
Voted, That cannot accept said propositions.
for the following reasons:
1st-As a committee we have not the authority to
bind the greenback party BY any trade.
2d-Whe we, II committee, most earnestly de-
sire harmony and success in this State next Sepem-
ber it is opinion that to accept propositions
would certainly defeat the object sought to be OBJ
tanned by both committees.
Voted, That recognizing the people the only tri
bunal having the power, we call a State Convention
of the greenback party Sept 2st for the purpose of
selecting an electoral ticket.
, 1880-02-07
ART.


.An o~,t.,,' +, r. n,,.cs a,+,,s,i.,.,e un,,or
the above title, contains sono Just criticisms
on American art and artists. n'u' we have
uoam In In NJ aem.ciofJ Jrtaroat II ia nrcom,
anica nes 4 bv w + two iIIustrations one rntitIcd
"Cerlsc," by Mr. Hamilton, md the other,
":rhc cun'ma,, sIbyl," BY Elll.u Vedder.
~ MIt ia NJ % i',tares,i,. to wntci, ia rst I stcns
a,,o - m '.tI',s s J., ~ to," III " ,noso ' ~ mop
We aro curious 10 seq how the artistic move
,nent will develop In our sIstcr-l.cpublIo Of
,nt nv 'nt .r"S n nr M t1o,r1ts J IN TINT dir"e
laeht tia1 uAfl's our ''1uuA"ss I'll u'A1 o1lee-
ton. Europe grows Old; she has been q
great producer, and Inns Justly won great
"a,,to,, ,ns,,, .,,a ..,a 'It's Us ~, ~"
tlulrea eer1aiil sets'ea form M'a sty!e III afl'
from wIlcii IL u dlllleult Tor heF 70 Tree lier.
We have Is not daring: we cling too closely
~ tl1e eltS!a ,S,a 1osn1eo W our eelen1ateo al'
eestors' -, Ihe same efaale Of nss ~ common
, 1880-02-07

tl0n Gf some new and krcnt change III her
history; md partly II IL Nlc fruit Of The lult
meas ,tl,iei. has xcitie4l in the totncatfc pollen
NJ MIR mon countrU.' The Italics nre n,tr
uw,l, but We do INT believe lint In 1880 aly
such rrason would have bcch u,,ntct IL ac-
count Tor English interest hi French poll.
tics. Few Administrations have been called
upon To consider moro Important questions
lI,nn that Of Lord l,eacoilallei. In the op[n-
ion Of many, The stability Ut EnEand's insti.
ltltlons md tllc maintenance nf itr Empire
nru serIn,,sjy threatened: Justice to ire-
dun Of Parliament for n solution. Many
grave Questions of t.sDlutsttc !lD!iry" ute
furnishing ulci like Gladstone. bright, and
s pn'nG nyrsn w wp'nSh haf xfnS1 cpi F. s4tt atGIk
domestic affairs Of EI.glR!I do not rise
ssnvn Tho Mttale responsibility nf n select
yestry," st,llllAs llka sarcasm ut tho present
tIuy. III nations lave their 1tr|O'ls Of dull.
ness and comparative stugnatf0t,. Tint liAs
i,arliy been lie cuse in England during tic
Tlc Go5k was intended to he "a complete
history of The, different parties w!'|cli fur
centuries ~ France llnve struggled atnt
power by irnnIping tie Others ui,ler foot,
4n, which sttll represent Y"lis!G;al IT, an M
':leyIsal of iiie Lceftt,oist Monarchy ii:ls
Tint tnEsll Which he eycr stroXe shouttl bc IL
husbands intc,ltm, was to ,escrilu fully the
I.cuitilst, tic Orltnnist, the Bonaparttst,
ni,t the Republican parties. .... The
chapters devoted 70 tho Republican, purity
SaS %sy to have osfn @ the 1is HIT 'Gfs't y 1T. r II S
wns never eycn begun. I 1'aye ayo'unIe ol
notcs,-ult tint IL left OF ct,lnttess lOurs us
patlcnt study ulld cotisc!enti0sls iescArclt.
, 1880-02-07
SCIENCE.
A COLLECTION OF SKULLS,
different lots

A COI,I.EtTfOS OF gVuII9.
lhe nlltash hoyal Sollege OF SURGEONS
contains probably tile most valuable co'lec'
tEon Ut skulls In the world. Over 1880 spect.
mems uaks lip tho series, says tic 1tj.en,
.. in a4'u, ~ ,ss., Is""s' e'".s 'n.s "con
t': eo''ss!eu !. ana ssaec'eu ~ we1!.known au.
thofity, It Includes skulls and skeletons OF
grcat rarity, illustrating the ostcosogy Of
almost or auite. extInct races. md Of sec-
sIons ~ mn,,t.,n, ii,.tyg IN aac1rn1aa au,, nl.
"o. .'.. -. n.",!s'' iNns ~ 0tstauea "'u ~.
Aaps the gems Of the series are the entire
skeleton and set Of skulls Of the Ainos Of
Yesso,-a race Of s1,ort men differing from
thu Ju,,,,,nsn IL, +,,a;r ,,a,r,. fon"e Hr,,ons
Wv ovApsl'tso W tteit i.a1is luees. nl.oHo'
AnElo-lto'nans, Anglo-Saxons, Orcadlahs,
and Irish are well represented; and we must
especially. mite the ric1less Of the series Ut
skulls Of the nbortglncs Of Indln, MS
well rs Of, trio liindus.. This depart
lncnt Includes the skull Of JuanG, tho
, 1880-02-07
TYpIIOIl,-FEyEII,

Typhoid.fever Is, Of NIL diseases, preeml
nelitty fltl dlscase, tracealle with Is
muel, certainty rs ftra from smoke. Wher
ever 1t exists 1t points Mne4nieocally 10 u,r
removed t!ltl.; anil Is disease, therefore, III.
together and wholly preyel,tab1o BY proper
sanitary measures. Notwithstanding, dur.
Ing the census year Of 1870, there were. III the
United States, =, ISL preventnble deaths from
typhoil-fuvur- But, had there heen tho snno
ratio To tho total population OF the United
States MS III Philadelphia during Centennial
year, tho mortality from tll!s cause would
have .bccn over $1,000. Aud this was tar
fruM being nll, M regards Philadelphia. All
0vcr tho cnMntry fatal eaSes u typh0l!l-feve
and Other dsc,.ses Nearly nlllel to It., were
attributable to tue ceEtennla! ,sisltation.-
VI wn!er-closets, and bad plumbing: Thesa
conditions. SO prominently manifest ut
tho Centennial, a,t4 apparently to an cxtraor~
tlluNry degrec In philadelphia even .yet, rs
Judged by thu prevalence Of typllold-feyer,
ire, OF nll cAllses Uf mortality, tho nlost
crilNlnnl, hEcnusB the nlDSt easily preyhnt-
abc. Universal experience attests tliAt
wAter~clnsetS itntlcqnAsely provided With
lHeals for speedy nnd complete cleansing
Alld Rur.tl0n nre prolific BO!rres of typll0Hl-
fever and Kindred affections IN NIL temperate
ature nnd n,nlsture, Of the ati!l more deadly
tfseAse, yellnW-fpYer. And all thu lnbre
dangerous Mre thcSn conditions because tiey
Aro mt lnfrtHuently tho means OF spreading
TINT tltscnsr to distant places. rhc existpllce
0f typll0!tt-feyer or nltrd discusses III my
plUCU is NrlMa.faclu evidences Of AlklAy sur
r0uhtllngs.-SaNuurllN.
, 1880-02-07

bsEs bE 9ss2ns Fss;s'sa f. E!1 not tbs. FFe9s sis
1,nmllto'. 4i n ,,, may M registered frorl
long time IN tfe neikhborfiooti Of Dreda
but can hardly believe she was fbor1, ii
America. Edgar Ward and uoycnden nre
sSbses; wi'iis slssw and nd s%ada it tG!en toiIow
1--WE Gelieve tile time will come when some
r1an VII! sNy to American artists: Do the
,a'1s aIlsa o1 our own Land; keep us posted Us 70
caslonally; but Jet ns preserve our tndepentl.
cncc, c,ourindfvltluattsy,-p boldly aptl free.
" the custo'lis antt 1ocnlitsrs Of our blessed
country, following the example, Of our great
our ting. and of our rich yaIleys; !et us ex.
prcss what we see and what W. feel, and not
Gxhaust ourselves I'll barren imitation From
tho t!ny wien q man OF. talent arld OF will
scl!oot viii be fo,tndei; aid WHO can fore.
tell the part it will p'ayin the history ofart"
ART NOTES.
The competition that was held lately In
Paris for an allegortcal bust Of the Republic
produced such unsatisfactory results that no
prize was awarded. Ths Municipal Council
will probably open fresh competition.
hfr. A. r. i3cllowa hns painted NH itleal
composition. "Eyes to the Blfnd,"-a pleas
mt young fellow seated In cl,atr with d
violin In his IMP. Behind Him stands his
wife {or other fr!cntl), looking out from tho
yeratida across the sea. She Is eye8 to the
bllntl-and bright eyes too.
'rle reconstruction OF the Hotel de Willie,
the windows on the side Ut tho llnc do Rivoil
Are nearly finished: tic fucat.Ps Of the into
, 1880-02-07

TI!E "NTJ4ASTTC NONT1IIY."
WI have received tho numbers Of this ex.
ccllent American magazine, for 1870, boutid
In two handsome yolumcs,-an ornament, as
well us n welcome addition, to my library,
Tile tables Of contents show MI unusual
number of imposing llan,es. and the various
articles combine n large nlnnl,ut Ut choice
literature. The old lltldntic u prosperous,
nu tssfte Il as 49, rrow WHIT M a;arw as pwels na
strength, al,d HOW ranks a1M0nE thu first Of
Its clNss.
Crhe Atld,,tic Monthly for 1870. Boston:
HUughtoll, Usgo0l l. Coz
, 1880-02-07
1sA1NFALLs AND FO11EsTs.


According to paper In PolvDtblton, the
following are tho laws Of .neteor0l0gy ~ af-
fcctcd by forcsts: l. 1t rains more abundant
ly, under identical circumstances, over for
csts tIlun non-woodcd ground, aud most
abunlantly over forests with trees in a green
condition. 9. The legreo Of saturation Of the
air by moisture Is greater aboye forests than
over non.wooded ground, and much greater
over pinus sylvestr!s tl,aE over masses OF
lcayed species. U. The leafage md hrnncl'es
of leafeti trees intercept oletlllni, and
those of res!nous trees the hnlf, ot
the ,rain-water, WHICH afterwards RETURNS
to thu atmosphere by eyhporatl0n.. On the
other hnhl, these snlt,u leaves alltl brltncleS
restrain tho evaporation Of tho water which
reaches the grol,utl nlid tliat evaporation Is
forest than IT. the Dpall, Rna two and 0lle-
third times only under q lnass Ut plnes, 4.
THO laws ut the change OF teElpcraturu out
OF and under woott aro similar TO tl.osa which
result frAln the observations Of ii. Mathlbu.
Tbs general conclusion seellS to b., TINT
forests rcglllate the function Ut wnter, Nl,1
exercise OH tho temperature, ~ ull the At,la.
sphere, all elect Of" poldeiatlon " and eQul-
llDrtull.
, 1880-02-07
$1,000 birds, 800 skeletons, and 400 skulls.
1t las ore collector In Madagascar Md two

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,s',' '' 49, ~" 'tS' 'nui'"'
~ ,.s. 1s ~ 49, ~ "'N""h"ae"l 'a'" wv
-, -'' ;" t'' -" ~ .,..
THO .CNlhDEfc World denies the statement
of the lion. John ,1ay 10 Lie effect That Tho
late pUpp acknowledged the Independence of
lin youthnr, f,onfo,la,ocy onI rnont,od To-
Illo o""l'iel" @onie"e1"eJ a''o icee'Nco '10
1t Is said that TNrgenicff has been forbid
plan ho had formed af spnntlnR tito winter
In RtlSsih for tho uliruUse of STUDYING TN the
, 1880-02-07
TIE ENItl'rINS6.

Works OIL Psychology uru greatly multi
piled at thls day. Thls Is duo III large meas
uro u tha matesIaliHts tendcncles Of the
uge, which are developed iii Systematic as-
saults upon the old philosophy. Among the
spiritual philosophers who aro .doinx good
A,honS Ills works oMthls genera! subject arc
his "Instlt,ltlons ct tito Mind" :" Defense OF
Fundamental TRUTH" and Christianity and
1osltivlsln," We hayo now another wurk
from Ills pom, entitled "The Elnutlo,s,"
wlItuh " designed to guard Ills renders
ugalnst MuteElaisll. ~ well aa 10 set the
, 1880-02-07

lilS1Op CctlCfl OF Ohio Ins gathered To-
Eetllcr ills lectures on Pastoral Theology,
Mpnns M',. a'a cs.nsa ., , ,o ~ a .tr. ,uw pu
llSllcs tllem HtlAcr Ing llt!e OF 1ho l'astOr.'
Three conditions arv declared to be essential
fora successful prosecution Of tho study Of
a,,nsnf l .,,,mninry: % . Anrxnrri,u.ntn, ] ls"uw,.
euseoi t"eo.os.' ,.' AA 'Si'e.i'nena1 w A'M"4,
edge OF religion; y. a degree or practical
knowledge of human nature. The Study OF
Theology Is ina grcat measure confined TO
.eos'sni ~ s'ass as. c,,a,,,;. Luz .'u s'uoel.s
should be MI cnrrest Christian ll'ai't Is al
axiomic statement. And, ILL the pastor,
rector, or Clergyman has To tcnl wifi, mc1l,-
ncts rs t,tcir ",,rracl,er. ieac,rr, counselor.
11 w iuu, ,I.,,I haoW.
SSuee ~ nu,nnm ,,'!l"rg waiH M!sn see1M to
W. Sly V.a 'l1ls, A,s i ,iaaa'ctl1a', gM- ~.
IN; ,,,,fr, IH h,,t ~ FL ~ ,os ~
f, H. T., 9,n ct, .s ,hfa E o. T. ,S,n ~ 20
VjEht Reverend genIleMal, addresses lis Ills
ieciurgs. Instead Of rcqultil,g Il. "Iegreo Of ill.,
Ml!iurtty with human nature " from n would.
~ ns pas.n,M,' ~ .,is .stasL upscG!e R.lnsS
n a'uc | fa,nlliarlty witt VIII, 'h1.l,a,l ;,nture"w., ii
Should feel inclined to bplIuve tia. great f,l-
mIliarity with h,l,unn l.utnre, Its wants ,sad
m,eeas, tempIations h'i sHft9Ws. aiiticni-
fNkfh IIkF1
tiiu twn, The successful nastor Will be t]lo
ono wlo has. this qualification III tho fullest
extent, Allu less OF the sclellcc Of theology
t's1!, is GGGn'M3nio'1I. sG ,3,9 - 1,,.,o.,
,insi,Mtin MD iiis",lsno r. 1fut.", I,,,fi
defines anu illustrates tliU ,lilirruIlt dulles
enjolneA by thu pastoral relation. IN tho
chapter Oil "preaehing" llu en,ln,eratcs, US
tDptes not to bU considered "prupur themes
for u Christian ser,lion,': Speculative ancs-
tlo'1s; geGgrrpi'lcai. geological, astro'!onieal,
subjects, =" n.cro. questions Of governmental
policy, committed to stalesnen.n Tie writer
believes tint "TllB cob1gr should stick to Ills
lnst.n The book lis well written, THO subjects
saray y GanTers q n Siap9rnt % an M Is
lI0rtAnt branch OF theological study.
(rhp Pastor. BY M..Ney. Gregnry T. Be-
dell. Ihllnto!pliu: y. Is. Ltpplncutt u 20.
vol' cloth. Price, So
N14AuCI.
.,,nr''nnh1,. " s,,.,,I "' I, ,n..os - nn,,or,n,
lnolonsl!y nn'c"'. ~ i'!nnes Il powef1u'
atisc % II would 5s cassp as as 'e,. IN emotional
,r". r Az nage y IS ie't IN nut 70 assl, an 70
j., 1nops susa, I.s,s nr1iro M "on.tun,' uo ',' ~ % ~
IL u se,!sat,oat!' ,,' wofklng constantly 10 eil-
tl,e sylnputhlcs OF tho render, md holding
i,iu ottcntjn,, IN nm anl I,n thn otbar hond
.o s ~ ..'s ,,aa,n"t,o'' .
ule stches "'c cv'Gt"iousnl' '''asil!"t.ol c''l-
rietl too far. while tils unpleasant featares
e na'oss1aes ~, w. v.'1 ,. ~ :" LII .v ;lr
~ .un lin ato onE'1as ,A'uto nIA .Ao WIZ t'''
arty We E e vi sk III of to 'S aator = rcaers s
not wllo!ly nndeserveu. @ :, ,..u,o. >.
aitt!p Ht1,pn, tho herolne, IS married at 10
, 1880-02-07
,fomoirs of Prince Mettornich,
tho Man Who Defoated
Napoleon.
,,Io oI the First American Admiral
France Since the First
Empire.
qhs Pastor" "Mauell a'Cosh's Emo
tiops "-lIug1es' "Nanliness Of
Christ"-Atlantic Monthly.

49,. Mt. r.f.~.a
Current MnGazlnesTooohe neeoAseo
Literary, Art, and Scientific
Notes. Etc,. Etc.
---------- ................-..
MEMOIRS OF PRINCE METTElsN1CH
Tho illustrI0us Chnilcellof OF the Austrian
Empire, whose Mcnlol1s-or rather portion
of whose Aemolrs-lIava recently been pub.
uslcd l,y Ills SOU, wns, among statesmen anu
diuloputls,s, tic Bismarck Of Ills time.
Forced into diplomacy ut m carly age, his
nron5ofon came rapidly ciio',El1 TO have
turned tho head Of more ambitious llnn.
For tltrty.ntne years Minister, Ills desire
was Ia retsiablistl the old German Empire
with MI Austrian Emperor. In THIS ho failed.
aul III fact forcsaw aild gave tic reasons Of
his failure. bismarck completed the task
which Mettcrntch llad declared lnlposs1blc.
As the AMstrinn ChnNccllor was tho guiding
mind Of The vast combinations protector
Of tho Atfance-whicll defeated the First
Napoleon, so, seventy years later, the l'rns-
s|an Chancellor vanqn1sllea and oVertl'feW
The Third Napoleon and tho l'on0pArtlst ay-
nasty. The work y the most Important COLI
mast eycntful period OF the Nineteenth Cent
@os' s'e"'4A'
0[yi 1'ie tvo vo,umes lust received comprise
ms ,Ist left e BY M Prince @ acttcrnie @ lave been 1 d.
yided. The iirst, from 17B to 1sl5, begins
With the birlh o. Melterh'eI,, anu cnas ,. Will
The Congress Of Vienna. The second, from
nasec and rn,ls viii, t,o Chnucellor's retire
Waee' mH' s '',,ttaai I,to s1,,,a ,,,,r,, fra,,,
ment 1rom po'ltleal lte. lne .Nl1a' l1on, o.,,
1878 10 ls39' Is peflod OF repose' asllng ",
% s sa har M IF tas annsist S"'ls o ssc re sr yal e
ns 's p"t,,ro orro,,rro1 occordinv tn 4hafr snl,
Gus nature, artangea uscofos . a. 70 ts, ,,e's su
1etL Inc lrst part Is tile lhost natetesuhs'
and covers Ill important periotl iii the history
biorronfcr has assumed formidable task.
W. ."s ,'a at,,a,,. H.,
10 the historian ana h.stoliea1 stuuent lle
present work VIII lufhlsil SaluaOle ma'efaai
for history yet to be written. Tho general
a"ants sas w., ,ntir,s % w ,,,nna orI nrnosos of nv
lao"shis' "'n'lSes p'a''s. al,o pullosus " ~
accohlplis'ea states'ta" a'.a u,pioli!!lsti W
will derive M insight into the mysteries OF
r navo ,novc.l E,nntrrs nnli affected
t,a M'o ,,.,, v sn,oroo.g ~ ,,i1o,ss hut horo,mi
lae silat lnsefests o! nill'lohsi o''t octq!u @
thls he VIII IND little OK interest," we
arc not sure hut that lio will be disappointed
SstnI1s or co,,rt.sromlnis tho ,lrv nnrrattye Of
'aets. Some Of the most interesting portions
the book llaye been already i quoted IN TIE
awork which ~ n valuable contribution to
a." 1t,at,,na - IT, ,",. o,,,, ,,,st.s .''oso
me l1elasute VI tne u''s' a'lo 'Aofl's i'olo
tAan mere notice. -.
o sxHnnaGgy preface Pes Meter esa
49, ao'@''''e' "',1 'o0'.' o'S'''S "A'''S