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, 1881-07-16


The reports Ut aur correspondents from tho
agricultural! sections Ut tho 9tato aro OF moro
favorable character th.n the anttcIpauOns Ut y
faW weeks aKo. afthnugh bad enough IN coin.
parlaou with those Ut last yeAr. ThG favoruhU
turn, IN conditions aKsttuttural during tho
twu or thsse wceka preceding tho har-
vest tlme put u much improved face on
AlTairs, Th1- greatest BhAnknEe is In tho
gruat sa4 !oagu!n Valley, ,whssSe. nJ!e,ae J,e
essr ffS " 9PRsr psst os Aansaa ~ COUNTY
crop fAlIs oI from ~ to 20 per cent {Foul that Ut
lust year. In Tho sacramento Valtey als o.
peclsl!y IN tho crest whe4t counties Of lutte
una Colusa, the crpp !a unly Rbout half
that OF lust year. FuFshcr north Cue
reports aro bctseF,. a0nlO Ut the counties
showing better: than usual, own In
Youl years. Santa Ciura, Nupa, and sononia.
which arc every ypar buolulliX norq and moro
orchard and vineyard seoti0ns and leaa dovuto1
hut moro than compensate tor 1t III other prod.
uQts, Tho spparts rrOln tho exsreuao southern
counties arc pr u more encouraging complexion.
Aside from. tho .nothsEu cuuuttcs san
aasa,1Gt assount u u t%hsa,ssyss % H. tho w way 81
W6aat, Contra Costa. Bolan0. and HtanIslaua
havu yieldGa worry poorly. A[erccd kceps W. hct
ylell uy reasun oe Increased acreage. II u
Worthy OF runlaFk th4t- the tep1rts from al
sections ayrca that tho wheat prpa9uot tas
thAe at preceding years, tho fullnoss aud plAulps
ncss Ut tAa berry lArgely ptisettluy tbs c1lnpar-
atIy9 falling oil In quantity OF tue ylell. Oi
thAt Tho haryest will considerably 0xceu4 tie
auttuIpAtton2 OF {8M WeukA RKO
, 1881-07-16
tnECENT FICTION,

i" Handicapped" is the title Of collection
Of six tales by Marion 1larlaud. all Of whtcl,
llave been 'publlslled before separately. OF
these stories the author says:. ~. claim for
them little beyond fidelity. to Nature, and
that they, wera psnned In deep sympathy with
the unconscious, aud too often tby lnanklnd)
uMconsiduFed llerolsm t,at lnakes.l .lowly lives
sublime III the elsht OF God and Ills angels"
These tales 'hayo a common ob!ect. They
sscord t.la stories Of lives STRUGGLING Under
the wetEht Of butdsns too heavy 70 bs borne,
yet patiently, endured: aud of character per-
fectsd by sVHerlux. ..rNa stories arc necea-
sArlly OF the kind known Us pathetic, and ap-
peal strongly to tile rsales's sympathlest i
Tho latest cqlittlbutloa' OF Miss Nora
Perry to American lttsratuEe includes tail Of
her choicest stories, In which tho loves md
lovers ot New, Englas.d ste' portrayed with
grsna and Insight These stories aro written
~ a'llghs and animated lua,,nef, with clever
7 bits of aription, and natural and pleasing
examinations Miss Perry Is Charming
writer. With graceful aid easy etYla' yell
, 1881-07-16

ase c,nfncntly suggestive, whether or not the
i,':tatr as*ttts 10 MI TIC views propot!ntled
IN them. as W. have before Unlimited, our
more nrlaInnl writer tlan Dr. Bushnell.
--"'t'lle Ilible Defended and Atheism Ne-
9: ingerso!!'s lsci'.Ies., Ailstakcssf Muses.,
m..,Sktll*." "Wllat af,!ss w p.to BE Sas.sl?''
Ihe t w.iter y Ally, D. Sfagruaer, Lawyer q
New. York, s ara tic publishers. sfr. Maar,,:
dcr devvles fourteen CHAPTERS 10 fls rcp1ynlld
arRl,mcnt III ilnlly parts tho answer to NJ.
lneGr:oll IS .dlreet md convincing. we
Of the writer. lfe exposes many Of o[r. IT.
9crsofrs ass!,Inpt'o,is; and the, fallacy of his
arguments lin clearly slluwH III multitude
9f cases by reasoii a!as facts. hut occasionally
maintains that sheol niid .hatlcs mean tile
gr'lsc: Thcre Is hardly ~ Instance Ut sl,eil Il
meaning III Tie whole liIb!e. iIates md 4licoi
are used either to tlcl,ote tt.e worId Of de-
iatter. ThIs llitlc iook w6s writtem % aftrr t,
Mr. Nagruder Ind signiiie.l lis, readiness to
meet NJ. lfgc'TOll IN public tlelatc, ard hnl
ought to be read by those who have read 11r,
ligersoll's lectures. .
-T. 4 T. Clark, Of EdtnburR, III publish
fng their series 0f llalulbooks for Bible
Classes, among which is a commentary OH
lne westminster Confession 0I rain. ny I1e
Ice 10 tic Christian public. 4 question might
bc rntsed in regard 10 the prUpfieiy Of calling
such Il voI,llmen llalu!book for Billet classts.
Hut passing THIS. we venture 10 say that tic
exposition OF the Confession before us,
though very brlef. Is at,loig tile niost salts
factory We have met with. The difficulties
are in the subjects rathcr thai In, thu nuthor's
methods Of treating theill, 1t is mot r. be
supposed that imlE Confession of Faith,
written mora thnn two hundred years aRo,
WHEN Biblical cxcaesis WIS far less advanced
that, Mt present. would precisely express at
nil pUints the Views even OF all CnlvimistIc
Iresbytertans at this day. One autllor seems
stUn rs he understands IT,, TLis, however, Is
far from being true Of NIL ministers In the
Free Church Of SCOTLAND or III the I'resbyty-
rim Churches of the Unfted States. We
commend the volume by Mr.. AlcPllerson TO
all thoughtful and candid readers.
II, W.p.
, 1881-07-16

mart of eonern1 scheme. which IA MT vat
fully developed, but wflfcI, contemnlates lid
the Establishment Of a school oi forestrv. t''
r,,,,..,..,.,.'..-.. - -, y. ''
.rd,Gaet; ,ettGte t1, staes Lnaf d. Dohrn mas IA.
ti1"cu II. sctatt6 III teieGnone IN eoancGtlGn WIN
lily Of NapIes. ~ liz nae lie III liz 1liver am md nj liz t
boati,ln,i overhead ms RIo 10 cotntnitnfca1
with eacl, otf1er nntckfv at1Ii intniiiribiv.
r....,, s.;.s.,.. .t.;."'. ~.
a FRENCH scientist clnlms that. no Ing sue
fsv.eq FEY TN y '9;getaE sag fesflt ootainel bf
H. l.. IT. u. nf9cng ~, s,,t iro t, s9un
ffacaueiy, fs.Esss ssa.iay, ny WMlen ne GoMtends trans
lo!H'as'on OF so1nd into light Is produced.
etructtor of lncomotivi's. emninv at nraeer,
ao sL,'o, workinei aug ' turn gut 200 70. 1D en-
gnSs an,nin'Iy, .. uno a1rst iocoinGt1ve w
iSea ,ogtnnL'Ve, nntV III Aosi hls ogotil, and II
lo'' MS 4'oVou'.
An. Inventor. IN Hartford, Conn.,, hns pat,
ssysrea stsa oSt 1y wg s.s b mi, s St Iron ire & N
Is ut cotton, several threads being WOye11 il,
without being twisted turet(er K tio,,bls
fnbric Is made, between which, or inside Of
ts es u ueef n t Ot ,sngs ngs esyer fss { sfa
Accor1tn9 n ~, Trsva tho unr,a - ~ :. ,o...
on,spa ~ IL. 49,, a5cve sao n11ne q !ainp
~ ,,.st t'smeesf alt IpItca. si'aIl, pnsl,
vertical tIinn through a horizontal siit. wli]o
n house. 4 landscape, or The disc al tha sin
oriaotap @ II st le 'Ghs s s'eary siar iJ9n d1
ctlces In photographs, according rs the llglIt
passes from tic o6jcct to The plate through a
vertical or . horizontal silt, al.ti nscribes the
results @ TO ,,'' tue acton =, Ut ,11 aItuss4 light.
,,,ait ruo,oi .ntnta ~ e"I ~ w. untatiiet !rqn
trtv.sy Id,,rs tvii W n,t,a, m.o o. ai"Mtca ta1
~ az; ~ an 4. tn ~, ~ sist pMlls
y, ,Mass IL tttnt % betwp fh h;ottrvar n w: @ ny
llhS3 10 !c4 QGkh CEa UlpAlll1E-p2peT, N1lU
, 1881-07-16
> THEOLOGICAL WORKS.


It reflects credit on tho liberal spirit of the
Trustees OF the Cunningham Lectures, who
aye members Of tho Frec Churcl, OF Scotland,
that the lecturer chosen by them for the ycar
1850 WINS tho Rev. john Calrns, u. D., Princi-
pal and Professor Of Systematic Theology
md Apologettcs lin the United Presbyterian
College,. Dr. Cairns gracefully ack'lowl.
edges tho honor thus done him by represent.
atives of branch Of the Church OF Scotland
to which he does not beionE,-An honor Tie
like OF which Is common IN the free letlon,.
national Interchange Of this country, but
soniowhat raro In Great Dritaln. Dr. CAlrus'
six lectures, now published by Harper &
Dros., OF New York, together with NIL Ap.
pendix, form q neat little volume OF aiu
pages. 1t Is. the authors object to consider
unbulfof jn, the eighteenth century rs con.
traste4 with earlier and later history. The
first lecture Is !, on unbol!cf In the first four
centuries rs cuntrastetl with uubelIef iii tho
eighteenth century. The contrasts noticed
arc, that Christianity. then 'claiMg1i the
tame OF religious liberty; now unbelict;
that unbel!ef was then allied TO Poly
tllelsm: now separated from ali'' POSI-
tive religions; and that ,unballot then nc
knowlcdged Scripture books, but now denies
them. The sec0nd lecture, which ii OIL TIL
belief IN the seventeenth century, examines
the causes OF postretorination unbellet, md
cllaracterizes the, different forms OF ,it,-De-
iss, pnntlelslll. .Skepttcl4n. Thu third lecture
presonis q historical View OF Duisnl in England
y. tue eighteenth century az set forth Eysncl'
M3oiston, Ttnlal, nollngbEoGe. l1ulMc. and
Gtbb0l. aud discusses the causes of the fall
nsg ot Detain+s LII thu fourth lecture Or.
GaiI!!s traees the; history Ut unbelief "
E1s9 M faas s gaaes II
account IT .unbellsf; III aarnaay; especially
ln the form ot ttationalIslu. The sixth lecture
IL devoted to- ,unbellsf in the. nineteenth
century,, @ 2nd ytta ,,expositions b, Strauss,
ksnaa 1ti sna othsEa Tasse ,l lectures ar
themselves 70 every tAolgl.tful rfader. Tlla
appululx contains explanatory notes OF very
high, yalur. The volume, 10 a Wiiule, Ii
u,a woEth macl. more than Its price, which Is 10
-"Duiltltng Eras" y the third volume o.
1hs veii!us Is nsn.ssl,iToM ths Il tia u thu
lirst article, Building Eras In lseliKinal. The
BGcolld article llu2 uha lleatll1lg. "'rha Now
Education" And the following ura the tltlus
u tue. semainin9 ten ,9rticlns: cou!1o,]
truth; Spiritual Economy oe l!uyiyals Ut III.
ltRtoM; Pulpit Talent, ,TtatlllnE for the
Imagination; Our 0bligesio.is to the nyaa
tstteE, L,;., to hls holiness Mps Gregory XVII
these essays wGre c0iItribMtu4! Dy tie gifted
author to leading periodicals; aud 0tl.cra
were dellvatetl before 1ssotlatlong Or pnpu,
lar aldtettces; Tlia aamlra1a IT Pr. nush..ell
vnt volume. tue most Important contents oi
which lave not befure appeared In p.lnt, mol
the least Interesting GlI valuable OF ht4
Narfs. JAKE ~ VI e4s wslt}nss. i'esa ESSAYS
, 1881-07-16
HIS. PICTURE.
Fur Tho Chicago 7'tth,lfak

Fur Tho Chteseo Trtb,lh<.
II shndows could breathe, IL shadows could
How huppy I'd DO this Mny afternoon,
Look tn li,y eyes, Harry, sbl Thus suck
10 know Ut your ton,lng-how loug Or how soon.
The pralrses base bloouscd, aud tho blossoms arc
Bhgl,
To a,nIs on tho world ero nopc 10 Geal.
The meadows arc brown, and tho harvest 10 iato,
Aud men and tnadoua a-gathertng 60;
hut l, dur Harry, can o1ly wilt
Aud look on your picture, and kiss you-so!
C, A.
, 1881-07-16

MI. F, lloaeburg, of Grand Vtew, Ind, Ta'
ietea the following; / suffered with rhcuMu'.
tisHl.. for over slx years; consulted many
plys!clans, aud tried hundreds Of remedies,
advertised, sent for 4 bottle aud used It ac-
coEdlng to directions. Tile rcliuf felt WIS
almost "eiHctrlo"; got bettar ut orce, md
uoW thelp II pptA taca pt ShsuMatlSln le1r
, 1881-07-16
THE WAYslDE FLOWER.

For Tia Chicago Tribune. :.
4 garden entered ], whoro grows
1hs myrtle. lily, hrfsr, rose, =
WITH suUh q wealth Of cultured flowers
a. crushed the neavy-iaaet hours< -
with ancenaN .w1iXbted rarh perfume. :.
The llly frinKtd tia ribbonHd Winu. !.
~ H. suothosed pathways hard to- find; =,
Ine moss-rpse tried In vain to hoist,
Foe breath Rbpy0 the garden -th0Ist, )
Aud all around was oh0ked With bloom.
Mcho!d tho culture md the pride
'2nat hero arc growing slde by sIdsl
~ ~ coloF, bfOou, perfume, each ylg1' ..
4o make ltB9lt my sacrifice. 81. II:
AGt I'm confused, they'rD all 10 9Wasts !: L ;
anu 30 wander hero aud thero, ;.r.. (: !!
nnu say, They are no Vpry fQtrl -, Il NV:
AtAoAx thoIn all raunut ohoO&o, .tt-,t',
H9r can Ind which to retllap. ~ VI,
% rich Rre thoy, and 10 coEuplote."" s.sy i
,,ta4!,''s
ana 10 wander on, at last, ''s.,,..S
1seyond tho Rurden rich and vast, ~.tr,. : =:
ff1HQ 1T Town by BRONX to think, - !,
; '"aen behold upon the brink ..%t,btzt
IA primrose tn = leAty bower. - :ff:,,t .
Ialsg The cultured kardsn-blOomRA ~ !
tttaHa thatr sp1ces and perfumes, 80. =! !,
~ each ono u long fAreMGll- = s.j:.I;'
~ t4ls they aru no parallel; ~: ~
a. Lavo tue llttls wayaitlc tiowert At'<t .H4
1AaAsso, III. HENRY LoaarElLow.K43}M1.,i Il
, 1881-07-16
SCIENCE,

-! I ~ -.,HQ1EsNN13, NNTEAv. +, = - =.
The cal,al across the Isthtnus OF. Cpr1nth,
begun by tie Romans 'usltlar the Emperor
Noro,' but never Qalshed; is likely to l,e cut
by tho Brepcl, Gen. .Tnrr having lately re.
celyeA y concession from tha Greek uovcrla-
mint to carry out the pEojeat::,1 ~ -
:, It is reported that the Natural Bridge tract
In yirEtnla has secently beeu pureARseA ~ q
, 1881-07-16

performs the same service for" iVnr.l's Eli
gl'stl lnets." " ,the whole, an unusually
writer's.
Il LITERARY NOTES.
Catulle Afendes has finished novel cnti-
tied "Thc Virgin King"
n. .Flamnarion has published mn account
Of Ills many balloon voyages.
A portrait Of tile Rev. Robert Collyer, and 4
"critica1 and biographical notice" !" or lin
will ltnppcar ln P0ttcrs Il Dlcricd1. Monthly for
August.
The excellent poem on President Garfield,
"Shot ut Ills Post" ETC., which appeared III
the supplement to last weeks Puck, was
written by MI. II. G. Bunner.
",rle New TESTAMENT" for penny, is
said to liayo fo,!n'l @ already @o geo purchasers
n French edition for sou, for circulation III
| France.
Clark & Sfeynard publish In small pampt-
lets q school edition Of English classlcs with
SssSps d s'ff ogg sMsft Modte 9iS ss a
Milton furnish poems. Of greater Or less
length for tse ns textbooks, Tic notes go
extensively into the deriyat1ans Of words.
THE CnlcAoo. TntuuSE Of the 7th Inst.
gontu, ,yR'e RT'e ,sns e'tlsaa e StGrks
nj anki,e;wn soarcc," It i,as since bee, rs. rs.
certnlned that the poenl-qutta clever one,
BY thn. way-was written by Miss Bessie
Chandler i1r Harpcr's Dnznr,, appearing In
NO. lo. ,osra,n vo ~ .1 ns haa n' fe
,cnttta, rcnnnt,s: so,1 u'n In n,nnm Il II .es ~
coty nf the Cn,n,rn,, Prnvrr % tru,,s,ntrd 49, m Sntn
fM tfe Mo},awk % iagunge Tar Ear tia Use of The he
FsW c,nies @ of sEis rii,i"n % s,'ryjveS tha n az az.
ns,rretp ~ y thn ,ionntyt tri,,as ~ fnnsGo uA
f0r hiding the British In tho War Of Inde-
atr. George noushton, author of "The
asss e s. Sss k;rsyS wSit,nr "
Of liz wl tSFir 81 to ti M ng1s t
story ~ viii Embrace III the II leees ZEN s wbic @ de- de-
ss5Se SS ssSSs;fy I'D SssPaasy 4 g
m1w ras asar goSe IT, W e St1e, 70 several
esn'.'1ss oo,o1e .''o 'os"s' u eoiuu'ous'
:, It Is probable TINT tWo new volumes Of Mr..
states" VII appear leioro tie slia end gi 'ti' lie
l,ave been written' aad liaif of % one of them
sss assaSy II TYP, yag. # D. Apps%tos AZ Ct ss,s G0 r.
tsrest sinca they contain ths IistoFy 1if of the he
M np;n,l ns IVY sx,rtr ~ osSe nsu,; ~ M s. nins, ey M
n,t66,,is ~ hHm,1,Istrntrn,, H'o e'oso VI ""s''
n'S.o. 4AA''''''''t"st'''' '4'''',
We aye y Feseved f,a from TIE publishers the
President Garilell.h = together will, q col.l-
plo!e history Of Charles J. Gnttdatl; tho rs
sasl'i, giving tfa coMn!ents of the press on
eoapt tsesS wSis M synafy rss@f ffS al paris ss
OF the world: voices from the pulpit, incI,ld-
Ing SERMONS BY the Rev. IIlcnfy Wurd Beecl,-
er, tue Rev. Pr. Siorrs; the Rey. Robert $:
other prominent clergyn,on. Also contat1t
| luz the life of Garfield and Arthur.
The authors Of t,a No-Saue novels as ,ar
, 1881-07-16

r,,,,,,,o,,,i r, ti,n y,inma hv H. LcHnnroon ~
all thoughtful and cafl'l'o readers' W y
.
r,. nu,n,.,s s1AaA%lTEs; af Az iG;;i,o no, d,,.,
niy anu mu,s ,iv o. conto,n o ] arieies e oo sne @
National Characteristics Of European s1cle'
ent1eu on i,enry , hayugl 11,1 oM enftyse >
peyaos" the Iii istory y1ss OF an ol Eyes Sns
ing"; "rlle Wit and uu,hor Of Lord Deac-
mentn. IA ,1nnanese I,rI,Ie ~: * pilgrim.
ne"s % ~ ~. ,sa. n,.u, ~. ~ ,r, 11
aee 10 Cypfas III l3@-at' "Ihe oilut-Up
Fserss, by WE Mrs. ~ A,exa1'da4, s md he usual ii
amount Of poetry.
:. :htuc5ntttHEs hIGHdzinc ior July nas ule
!niloRing 1Apie o. Go!lletl1s;, FROM thc
Ga,prldse LestsrsHoaS; bnpnapnrte" BY
yWSyS1y'2yf,TI::' % I;scn 1T FreIci'
Sc1TolS" .ta;n Jams tna Bonnr; SSnn!IoMer"
1,;r4sn1 1U;c,y ~ ~ to tyGen Doi,.; Ill.,,
Frst EnRjIsl. + ioet" e Gy william dillingham;;
F.lIs., Ii. Dt. etc.
hne Eo'Ih.1n;t,tg ifepteie LOT Jnly nns tae
following contributed ARTICLES: "Conciliation
E1ts4;s @ LIZ s9 a " is Etor cr tans aD BY
Foreign Policy" by 4, Gailengn; "Victur
Ilmsn;s Nav Vol,,mes. i l,v f:fnrTcc 81 ints-
HSry "Gompoud iatnlsa &, j iS;is llsf
iTa,,otp,, VEad ~ III Ft,,,an,,a,, s
y snva,v H. II Il j,mne's eS[ tietaIsG, Tbn
metnliism md Freo Trade," By Emile de- La-
'1.",e. n'
lug opfninG hrtlc!g VI lhe. ~ t1!ctccH!n Ccnt-
1irY tor yny u , 9Y la!aes % Anthony ny Eroade,
an & nnly e',iposra " lstters to Euryla
dta. ffSn' is va votsr s fater lFylng and
~ s,d chansa . irvi.k ,vso ~ ~ "ta' e"'eet
ny ny sauun s1'vose o assn,s sso wao.e i; ,..,
studies, provided only you viii ,givo your mind
to takala gil the c!omeuts which enter. into tho
lot hot want ii kauwiedse alone that In'psdos. but
want 31 ansruments n!s tor n1k!ng that know,edge
raoy TINT of most OF your cotnpcors, ia to bc
fricnd % 10 frond, wh!oh IL neither yo, @ NJ nor Ni are
ns VI %aoW1 ys BE- x hqss ns Ss 9q can Ss
orlgInaI. cu;nmanlir,0, aid rathor seti-wllad
YOU take a fur higher grade than my other.
How Are you TO establish .it2 Just by
sGnsng 1e gnsse FIT ao 0'efS Get oSo oSr a
! TONS Get. them tongue; upon every sub-
/ Ject get them tanguc, mt upon law Rlon0. You
cAntUt ut present ret them either utterance or
| au1Ieuco Gy ordinary oonycrBe. Your utteranco
% T. ns't ~ tho most favorable: Il oonyloces buf
cun Witt" ntM"m f~r ,mvsciyi ft,nt u fnscina,es
Tnr vi a,,cPpn PaEs ~ warsn hov are roncraiiv r
rXsetz R ~ e W. ~ yE
WITH md VIM 1iya III ~ y MJ "sto IN H. IL r.
oltal. because. sou Riso their vanity or sof-
, 1881-07-16
LIIElGAIURE.
A Romance of tho Nineteenth
Century-A Curious Book
by Mallock.
handicapped Rue-Love-Sto.
ries-Among the Hilla-The :.
Bliss Family.
unbo1lef in The Eighteenth Century
{ Building 'Eras-Ths Bible and
Atheism.
Bible Handbook - Magazines-Books
Bible Handbook - Magazines-Books
Reoeiyed-1iterary and scion'
. tifo Notes.
LITERATURE,

;, LITERATURE.
A ROMANCE or THE N1NErrESr11
CENTURY. -.
This Is q curious. book. because
written by ali English writer rs II story Of
to-day, mud because Of tic plnlnNess with
which It deals wifi forbidden subjects. Alr.
Mallock is mot All unknown author. It Is
but II f1w years sirco ILLS "Ncw Republic
startled thu literary world MS n revelation Of
the existence OF Il new genius who would
give to novel-writtn9 what It ,nucll needed
a new cast and now direction. Ills satire
was of tho kcencst, his augmentation close,
his Illustrations apt, and his style earnest.
Moreover, he took his characters from Lie,
borrowed from "Viv,an Grey' and
"Lpthalr" the form Of his literary bal
n,asque. and tllon preached pointed lessons
with all the vigor ut strong, earnest co,lvlc-
tons, Otho Laurence, Dr. Jcnklnson, Mr..
Cope, 49, MI. Herbert, Mr.. Leslie, and
LNdy Ambrose wure speedily recog-
nized, but none. tito less wero their
epigrams read and tho fidelity OF
the portraits enjoyed. The New Republic"
was a marked success. III fact, 1t WIS TIC
literary SUCCESS of 1873, md WINS universally
| rend even by those who failed to appreclatu
Tho full meaning OF tho subtitle, "Culture,
Faith. nnd Philosophy iii Country House,
| Then Mr.. Mallock braMcl,cd ott III another
| directton,-sttlt, however, maintaining the
hnrmonies,-and Ill general way continuing
| tho pllilosopllIc dissertations Of his earlier
work. liz believed aud still believes, prob
ably, that q life IL worth living" mid f0rclbly
yet clearly gave the reasons for his
faltl. Tho spirit OF lis work WINS deep
ly religious, md Ills firm bclict was In
o a'!.e it s.lp .. u tsgos s, . plinS:
| pic. Lilo WIS something hoolo a1la solemn,
and he spoke 'nnnfully for Il revival OF fnlth
| torinlisttc tendeuttcs of the nru. And now
ill., ns~'..oa s1',....r,.',. n,,tast,. .,,a it,..
enls cal',st , si'an.po,.' en.et'ns wv 'as.s
beausy ses 3sa M to oh W We qSs are a @
wn,v onntonnn % 1ss w. ~ 1,no,so @ e ~ % tha N,mo.
tcenth contary" in treat'nsnta,'d % M characters @
IN more In tho style OF work by Feuillet, Is
more after the method Ut q caterer of public
favor thtuuel, MI au1,eul IN its lower tastus
thali sncll pooR rs Wona naso ,ocen eS'
pccted from 80 earliest writer rs Mr.. Alal-
lock, We have sill the sa,nc clean.cut sell-
tuuces,, the same lengthy n,etaphorlc-
" w u'.ysso' u.o aa''sv ao'uny ',',,ns. ,as.I o1.p
Of life and .pratso Of religion and religious
Sir Se1iceE eouid ide haso @ writtei tt SHa M yet
hnyGy wrItten witt Il is loo 1ac Gc1 ts saS
Vein ii d Nov Republic y 10 add tt0 tha uxisE
alia tlinre is too open M umyu!Ilng Of sociai
immortality, TOO free MI .lliinInsklng Of sins
which nrg wisely kept concealed
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finnlIhin III rratjnrs will, rae0j, uf,,,,ta re.
, 1881-07-16

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, 1881-07-16

49, raa ~no4s rAtticsnkke Was killed 4 feN*days
Il fsua ~ sugar Crock, ifarrieon County, Missouri.
ejns,eaaaFed niue feet twO iurhes in ls4vth, md
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, 1881-07-16

NEW 1,UDLIOATI0Ms. W..
NARPER'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST,
CONTAINS.
The concluding part of
sp. ILpnlcll's paper
Entitled "a DAY IN ArRIcA."
Boautifully Illustrated,
THE sunrExDER OF convSvALL1s.
AuoxcoolIna1y interelttnR paper by
IL +: JOiiHnrUN.
.,,..tct fron vantines by ltayholds, Htuart Tsnm.
nal md copioy, and arawEnss by W. L. Sheppard,
"ALMoHD DL0ssOaI,'
p,uApoAnET vELEr, tho Illustration for which.
1t,.wn by ABBEY. nnd engraved BY COLE, IL mhdu
.trn,Isplcto 10 tho fumbert
.Sa conclusion 7of sAMuEL ADAMS DRAKE's
,s,a, Of papars on tho
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Illustrated By ". II. GIBSON,
4 full.psga t'lustratioa VI nEnItIcR's poem, "Tho
'pstee,"bJ
Il. 4. AnDEY,
"a third sad last part of Mrs L. W. u1IANpNEY'S
Es1iss Of pnpcrs on !.
PORTUGAL y
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a., illustrated by tusps aud plans:
At.lshtfu paper Of retrospective character, writ
hnby JAMES r.. FlEI.nS during hIa Inst il'neas,
Entitled 'sTIIENr' !
A hnmoIous Georgia Sketch, omitted
TIE vAnIOUs LANGUAGES OF Vt
BII.LY MOON,
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