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Deaths Harvest.

MEMPHIS, March 12.-SamueI L. Gales,
Secretary and Superintendent of the Mem
phis Cotton Exchange, died this morning of
pneumonia. The deceased was fifty eight
years of age, and had been q prominent
merchant of this city for the past thirty
eight years.
GALVESTON, March 12.-Richard NJ Gold
hwaite, son of ex-senator GoldthWaite, OF
Alabama, is dead.
NEW ORLEANS, March I'D. p. G. Boyer,
s we'll known physician, native Of Phila-
delnhis. died of paralysis to-day, aged Sc
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FaiIuratn marra.1Ia.

LONDON, March 12.-The 81. James Gazstts
this afternoon says 1t understands that the
oldest established private bankers at Mar
settles have suspended. The firm Is that OF
Emanuel a. Ollvieri. Their liabilities are
placed at e48, 900, and the assets at GA. .OOO.s
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Ontar,o RurIea agn Snow.

TORONTO, March IA tremendous snow
storm set in tonight with every appearance
OF its continuing. Dispatches from the
western section OF the province say 1t is the
heaviest fall SO far this winter.
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LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
Races at NIghs-The Track 90 be Lit
Up with Elaefrtc zig 49, - =

NRw ORLEANS, March 12.-The spring
meeting Of the new Louisiana Jockey Club
win commence on Tuesday, April 10Th.
The club propose to run some of the races at
night by electric light and have accordingly
ordered forty LIGHT machines.
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WASHINGTON, March 12-Advices recefv-
ed from the United States Consul General
st COnstantlnople report the outbreak of
the plague near Bagdad. Particulars have
been forwarded by mail.
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steamer Aground In Florida straits,

NEW ORLEANS, March 12-Captain Batty,
or TIC s.earshiD Coronilla, reports an un-
known els ner aground - Gingerbread
reef, -J-lla s.fztrs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

The Carver-ScOtt Shooting Match.
LONDON, March 13.-The shooting match
between Dr. Carver and Mr.. Scott was con
tinued in the Westminster Aquarium last
evening. At the end of the nights shoot
ing the total score stood: Carver 3, ,865; Scott
1857. Only IS balls have been missed out
Of & COO
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COunterfeiGers Caught with Their
Tranm.

NEW YORK, March 12.-The secret service
officers of the Treasury Department. have,
since Tuesday, arrested fourteen Of 8 gang
OF c0unterfeiters who have flooded the
country with counterfeit coin. Moulds and
other Implements for manufacturing coin,
together with a large amount Of counterfeit
coin, were captured.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

GALVESTON, March 12.-Information wat
received yesterday announcing the killing
of n Laster, Well-known stock man OF
O'Neal county, by q merchant named Blan
chard.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14
OUR ATLANTA LETTER.

Weather and Trade .. Railroads -
Radical administrations Topics
This, That and The Oaher--Mas0nfe
Bazaar and Fair In SavanRala--Ag-
lansa ConfrIbutIons--Per and
General News--Flnal Paragraphs.
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Magunlta Balm.
SOM ETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW. W.

There exists a means Of Sc
curing o. soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan3s Magnolia Balm Is q
delicate and harmless article,
which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Redness,
ROughness, EruptiOns, Vulgar
FlushiDgs, ETC., etc. SO deli
cate and natural are its effects
that its use is not suspected by
anybody.
No lady has the right to pre-.
sent a disfigured face i'm society
when the Magnolia Balm is sold
BY all druggists for 75 cents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

A reliable savings bank. One box Of DR..
TUFTS Pills viii save You many dollars in
doctors bills. They will surely cure Chill
end Fever. Dvsnepsia. Disordered Liver or
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

ia =. ss:e z'o.S Ga1ee Ia Sz-
--s 50 second class Natter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

II nature puts wart on mans nose
it is placed where she wants it, and not
where it will help hold bis spectacles.
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THE CAR ASSASSINATED.
KILLED BIZ THE EXPLOSION OF
A BOMB.

Details Of the Successful Attempt
Upon HIS Life-His Murderers Se-
eured-St. Petersburg In Mourning
sympathy rendered from wash
ingtOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

Having used DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup for
the last few days, to my qualification 1 find
It did me great deal Of good. I had very
savera aala --ls~L a.4 49,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

eaeiee aA-f
Ul.-r a1- nltn q ccC1l llf- 3
eelts f.r s-ii'z louEA 12 ana cer5
&C. utl*t
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New ORLEANS, March 13-Daniel Muir
phv, one of the oldest mail carriers In the
service here, was detected yesterday open
ing letter he had stolen from the post
Office. He was arrested and held in 81 600
bad for his appearance before the United
States COMMISSIONER.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

Aalt Bi-.e-a rec le 80, 2Gent .hsa
aud rQar3sh jha massm 1uceQn8
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Simmons Liver Regulator,

= -fssfI 4 .sfg.s-f1gf 1a.4ts..a -s
And the trial and useis all that Is neoessarv ~
prove @ tnls ko the most skeptical. Cornniete
talnly y y satisfaction tond the head clss..
the bowels regular. the blood purifled s,,d ~.
1a1tia s sIses Is lrhs Regulator IS 20 mild "
X --s ! s-,'ss : y ,.ss.9 secn world OF
fa-gs.5s s.44 ses... rsss1slahine lle
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14
Exactly What is Wanted
and Sought After.

70 ind safe, reliable, harmless, not re-
~ passive REMEDY, that can be taken withoast
Interfering with business or pleasure. or dieor-
ganiZ1ng the system, a simple vegetable c0nf-
pound assisting nature TO get rid OF Impurities
Ia gradual manner as nature intended Suck %
i4igfs1fs4 fff8 ssf FssEsft =
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JUSTICES EVEN HAND.

'sPrince Hap Genet Dealt VVIth-A
Trio of NTurderers Sentenced In
New OrIeans-DIshoaeat Police
men Punished.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

aNWELsf Eae Exc ttt4sttsy 8AssAa et fs 3tiftslslG
frou Had svssen,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

In the sundry civil bill, passed I'm
the last days Of the recent session of
Congress Is an appropriation Of $4,000 for
the construction and equipment Of vessel to
prosecute inquiries in regard 70 the various
fishing grounds and interests, and assist fisher
men. The construction OF this vessel viii he
commenced as soon as the money Is available
Prof Baird. United States Fish COMMISSIONS
in letter urging the appropriation Of $l03 009
made ths koAlazzl1s &, among other Statements:
fnere is also large field for investigation
into new fishing grounds off the coast OF the
sea hess, the red snapper, etc. occurring there
are known. In time these Investigations
should be continued In the Gulf of Mexico
where there are vast possibilities of fisheries
not yet developed. as well as on the Paciae
coast OF the United States Here gcarceIv
anything has been done. or is known hevondd
the general fact that valuable stores of s,ood
fishes Exist in the sea, though the beet flshine.
grounds are not yet known An incidental res
suit OF winter explorations off the Middia . M
Southern coasts of the United States viii ha
In all probability, the Discovery of the
present winter grounds Of certain fishae that
are abundant near the shores onIy IN fe s,11s
mer, but which for from four "a six Tnonfbg
are absent In entirely unknown winter oI,ar ns.,s
ters. There are especially the macEere1 the
binefish, the menhaden, the sWOrdf1sh. fhe
horse mackerel the shad. the salmon tie
spanish mackerel, etc In all probability they
are found In the same region with the Tile
fish, as the researches of last summer showed
that the foods of all the fishes just mentioned
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nbus Eequirsr-Sun reports 3

nous LfzQutreT-SuR reports
-.-l occurred on the steamer T. II.
plies the ChattahOochee river, on
morning BY which one deck hand
r. under the following circum-
e-7S TeuFge Bsrnum, the watchman.
80 - u4ler the boilers and the men were wash
- - ~ lne lower decks. Dennis Granison. il
ss;i---is. s--s. called 70 George to get out, which he
49, -, 20 90. George says that Dennis got up
,lee. : o1cAe. OF water and heaved il on him. but 1t
seems seems that only few drops went on him. as
s- &c Nood racks were bare and there was moth
% lns " stop II from spattering under. George
~. 11--Lo cut from under the boilers and struck
1El GES-Lls on the head with a brick while he
3DennlSl was standing on the guard Of the
'-~0rl-ai him overheard. and as
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Georgia Affairs.

p,rert F. Jackson, Of st. Paul's Church.
,- a.- addressed a communication 10 the
s...--rar tlat ,i.y requesting them to post
-.+l.i- anticipated parade from april 18th
-- ataer tay. the date selected being
God Frliay-
,ra~-se euase from Athens to Hartwell is
81 tle tap.s
s-me.-..y is talking about starting sixteen
40. rc.orllI paper in Atlanta to be to the
-,s .bat H,,rpsss Weekly is to the North.
ON Thursday evening Iext. Col. c. Jones,
~ srrr,.a. will deliver in that city his lecture
y, ..s-se1u. jasper his Life and Serse
Tie proceeds Of the '@r %
.. teslr-ah.
- .s,.-f .....r .t-~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14
AFTER FIrzs1MoNs' SHOES.

There are two gentlemen here who think they
would make very good Marshals for the State
of Georgia. One OF them is Colonel Marcellus
Z. Thornton, Of the Augusta Evening NeScs.
He Is very energetic, and has considerable in
fuence. He wants the place mentioned first
of all. But il he should fail t. land that fish,
he is willing to serve the government in some
other capacity. Thornton Is good fellow, and
has made many friends in Washington The
other man, who thinks that the MarshaIship
was designed and built expressly for himself.
is ex-Collector Atkins, of Savannah He
will get it without much doubt. He
and Garfield are the warmest sort of
friends. Atkins. IL conditions are presented
that would make it inconvenient for him TO be
Marshal, would be satisfied with something
else. He is going to get something Please do
not allow that to escape your memory. In a
contingency he might consent to return to his
old place In Savannah
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Etrer 8eanIatnr. .

jan24-M, .F&Tel1y III
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The Secretary
OF State received the following kilograms
this afternoon:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14

mere was not bucket of water thrown upon
George, as he was not at All Wet there heino.
only Few sprinkles on his cost he was at
once arrested and carried toForf Gaines. where
ne M vas Iodged IN jail. end where he Il now con-
nned Baihn A. w. McMicheel viii 20 down
tDe liver on the Jordon this morning for the
purpose OF bringing him to this city He will
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14
TIE OLD CABINET.

The Cabinet of President Hayes will be
muchly scattered. A dead Cabinet resembles
in some measure the canine from whose car
cass life has departed, but still it is lingering
interest to know what the men who
but a few brief days back held the
strings that moved the government puppets
are going to do in the future Secretary Evarts
becomes the President of the Commissioners
on the part Of the United States to the Inter
national Monetary Conference, to be held in
Paris. His family will stay here until about
the first of May, when their establishment in
New York, which is now rented, will become
vacant and ALLOW them to move into it again
, 1881-07-30
: DAYS Of EtD.

fbf Ire Ohttdq0' 0'1T*bHnt.
tc:day, whon Heaven wceps hor countless' toar8
:, For all Earth's errtnE that khu eAtlHot euro,
Ay thought i!tos backward over Ea!ny ycnrE
"h'n fe .s xas icy, and sriet thing o9ses're. '.
uera Ia this chest my dearest treasures l,G--- =
Dear llnks lhlt bind thu to tho dnyB or cid,
Wheh all Mhthors love tolld magnify : .
Inc smallest Joy my hnppy childhood bold. .
Hero Is dainty robe she sometimes woro e
In ihoso hlcss, Inest0ry-i,nnntcd days gono bs,
Eto hno grow wlso 10 mitch OF iuuvotily 1oro,
Ana things lniln't, bid froul tlnitG eye.
fAh. how It brings to mo n picture fnir-
~ a picture OF Il lusa whosu thoughtful cyca
6Ger jet W tears tnnrkGd unrcstr1llutd despair,
nat was III loro OF gaIncss over Wiso.)
Ten years ugo! Thoy aro the banks 30 w.lo-
n0ws
The w4lor. Of rlmo's devastating lido, !.
bearing upon Its brcuat Il Nnuon's woes.
Ono day. wheu tidal waves swept swift and
:, strong
r. Frol, ott tho banks Of that l,n1norta! past,
oea'a Mlsacd tho lips thAt know suuh happy
And stllIcd tho hcart 50 loylngto tho last.
AEa!n, thro' mlst OF tears TINT din my SIGHT,
, ! lui1oy still HcG tho iragilo mud
Anot lu9ked from out this luce, and hold 10
That treasured c.nbIom old. wedding pund.
And, tho wear 1t nov, that wotl,lps. rInR
,r,. Ivy cna;fgod tho hnppy tunilen luto wife,
1Ie Yuafa cIstS1 III !nIIlt cNta never bring
fkolA, III. luA EATON.
, 1881-07-30
ART.
AHsc PUBLICATIONS.

ATT IAIT1tf,TCATf{l%Q.
Nrr 7 ~ p.,,,,,, ,,", ,n,,t ~ ,I,.oo ,,,,.,
,,or ~ T.a,. n. "' ,',',,., y" '".eo ~. 1" ~.
befs ot ffe1fch hrt ptbl'entl0I', now III It's
seeona y'ar, ea'tatl" - r. nc ~ hoac. u
~ WDTk tor itd1es, nnlthtlnntly Illustrated.
mid filled With matters ut interest to tho
rt.l,tlcr suS, Ii Is rruIIy IL fnshiun journal
niminv nl.o ut , h,,s1 nrt,.t,, utmn,,,r,i l,"t,'
T., ,,,,t ,,,, rn.i,', ,,,,,o U".s
~ teat atst t''asltut!o''s. l!e HIST Se1tehro
III tho nrtleIn m "l.,ccs" furnishes u key
note to the light, frDtty, sentimental mote
OF treatment adoptr,l ty ti,e different writers
IN Give nttrprtire,,r.s II, ti,u sn,,,nvI,ot nro.
,a. l,,n,:. ~ ~" s s"ao""t pr
n'...,,,as n,u s,on.' .",.1s,.., .',"", 1 11M' .s
n""nes' s''e' ,".'a''es' n'"npa'' NJ" uses
III iaces'" II. thae sentences tho render l!As
the text Ut tie bRluncG Ut the artIule. Tho
journal Is Il folio of souu TWENTY-FIVE ual,,.s.
iss,,rti munttlv viii, many iin.trnt,nns f.,
.,'n ~, ",n ...i. -.
!ue WN'' a,!u WIZ! oupp'ehiea'"'S s.eels coll
tuning c0l0feu iaslt1ol-l'laies. EncIl NUM-
bcr contains elaborate descriptions 0f recent
entertainments nnM at fho tofietx ,ynr,,
tho oront irhnro a. -, n,.,, o,"n.,,"oi ,,n,,a,a.s
~, W. "'so :, o4sa,
courier aps lhea1tess' A't1ess dealing
with socIety topics, etc, Says the xlmcrictaa
dirt Rcvtc,v: sin addition to lfs record Of
contemporary things, L'1irt ,lc ll ltotlo
nsplrs Ia Inst rlrt lts rea liars In the Yns}tuns
Ut tlays gonv bv. I'D Ge jIiEhlY cui,,,,,,.m.f"i
III th}s connection Ia n fins cuifirel Dinfu iifinr
d ,ml,lnt,,ru III Iho Hiinilrrs du {;nrlnni,,.n
W)Itcjt gives Il gOud Ilrn Ut tfIe dress. hot1l
fnasc,iilno and fclnfuine. Of tho Fifterntia
CuutWry.S
, 1881-07-30
ROCKS AHEAD.
Tho NcnrMcas Of n Financial Crisis In
thu tjltte1 Ssnsos.

Tho NcnrllcRs Of n Financial Crisis In
thu U.sttr.l Ssasos.
zo,,toa ran Mali t;a.rtt.. Ju,v II.
A nuestion of much importuuco to ia Mt
,,, ,,.'.,..,', ,t,,,.. T.. t,,o .,,'t,1,, .tn
n!s t'eaett t.no - u'e sIAoHls VI t1io New
lufk lh0tiey 1n'rRee. We hfts not dependent
on tilut luurket III We may Mt present be ol,
puris. but we hold increasing nu,plintx ~
misrc,nnro,,s Am"r,rnn s"cmr1ffes n,I hov,,
,,,,,. 49,. t,..".. ~ Nv. nv
aserS ctoso 'llteFess VI n''1'S hlt!as III iue
continuance Of tho present e.ssb In the United
Slntes, Tho Amoricans, III rerkonIng III
Ihcir eo1us ,,,nntI, i,v monI, ,,,,tt ,yrplr hr
'.,.i, I.m",, Iii, ,,.,,. s'',,.,n.., ~ 49,.
Neen, a"nt1 W''A stc"t e'''1'l"ace"cS w uio
fact ttlnt thalr exports always exceed nlolr
l,npostE. This, they rensol, gives thc,n tho
mower IN call xoltl from their foreign ,Inl,turs
T.. ,..,o;,t - th,. ta"ar"1,1.. ,,n,a,sa s,,n
~, a ~ .'"nh ~ .sl1 ."su.Muu 'ae. n'oMn
~ tae laelehallu1se oeen'ltlts aha tHo opt
!Mtsts among them count ut the present tllIo
OIL, this power as sure preventive
nf f,mni,ctni cn,t,,,s, or mnntr ai,n,hl
~ ,,o,.. ''s ,.rn,.a rt.i't r., t,"ir % .,,a,,,n'
Ivy Eotu tsns u" ts" I"E""-
tlol'5, tho l|ead'ong pnco now attained lh
tho creation Ut now undertakings for tho ab-
snrntton of cnpitat uiuv h cOntfnl,rh fur
So,,,n linn .x,th ~, risIhI, s,',u "r m,s,,,,,in,
1utto .'tto W., ~ '.s,u'o 70. a.sN ~ Ha aa
uAhEcr: Dnt snoalhl tAla p0Merpo l''ss slAsF5.
, 1881-07-30
THE COURTS.

Alleged Malicious Isrozecuttom-Jndecs
DrntnMUntt uMt1 Harlan to Deliver u
Couple Of Opinions To.Day, aud to
lIrnr Arguments In the Strcct.CAr
LiecRlsc G0kes-lte,tA.
y suit by cnplns waa DGglin yesterday Ia tho
Clrruit Ctn,rt by Frederick GoRgcshai asatuss
". a. THROWN to recover tlninAgrs for nIlcgcd
lnhliclolfs psosccuti,n Ito aaya thut on tho .1st
Of lufy brown. claiming to ", tho nxGll OF ths
New England Furniture Cnmpany, OF Grand
Hnl,!ts, Mtel., connetecd y HlIlt III attaab n,snt
with tho intentlon nt fn.tnula,tly cut,cGi.ln1 or
uthor"isc 1sposllla ~ his urnrcrty fnc tho pug
,, s1 rs h',aarns nts c,,sattors r. The atsae
t.oRgestlat! Bays hi bus furniture store at No.
mi Wist 3intlisan street, elrrles eiI,NN stock
of rsnnins AWAY, aud that THROWN mGss
have kn0"n thnt such = uhnrHa wis fn1s0, md
hAa u, sa.Ae g nuke 7, 4: I!ant!H c',anot "a
false accusations. hut.
THINKS lie HAS Hr.ES DAsiSlFIED,
to the extent Ut several thousands uf dollars
ue Wf9 ai War III e sc. t,S By y ha e.
court bsI,,. n.it Of tGu el,y. ' '''S >ee' ~ ~"
!nlKo !larAn wAs q Conference with JaaFs y.
dcilvUr TWO opinions Ut MON t0-.ay, and then
leayo on hi. vacation. li9wIll r.oh.bly 70 bere
Hcs 1ki y a II y |aftS %i a%T , ~
arElt4nuts t.siay ~ tho sreot.ear License oases
~ 'ne IN, sase ~ isawkss asais,st sho Ma1sotlke
ninld yesterday nude ~, nEar directing tho Re-
cctxaror ihe defendant toteAsc tho wa1or- powar
tu tho dwight laper CnHpnHy.
IN NEW QUANTITIES..
Tho suporor Cpurt Clerk'a olllGos, pnpeFs. and
tGo Ss T. 1as ss nsx ~
befoFo tho puEsrs nro accessible. -.
Thoi,'us Il. Murphy oolnl,,e.lct4! suit ia tres-
t:oa!s itatlroad compaas, 4iiayins damases Il i
, 1881-07-30
TIE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.

.,,d,cst uf Republican," n tatof of tho
t.cndj.i~ter state 'fichei.
n foilowltu ,,tlrcss, Of dnte July N, and
henrtrg the signatures ~ ns't.!s -" piun'
s"t ps"f feuubiIcans Of Virginia, !llts beo,l
hs", ,ss''rd:
Ne. tho un'lcrs!Rmnn,";, ~ !, x for ri r,,t,,s '".
mi dcn,niJH tho t!e..ruttuh T.. III ~, D,,,,
iru,tracy aHG 4Ha mn H., @ us,I,, ~, ,.,a9 "..1
nrwress of VlrEluil ne H., mo n,s;ss, -, 'pse ~
sracIt.t 1scshlt'lt4.i! tktt p,.! u! te up.uR
flbernaortAl ti,ip1I I,,,a''i a ,ra III ibne, t,iii,
iepubIlcl1is WIN nM.' ~ ~ tc 'ta"t"
ii,mriI 1mrty, for tue so!nwiaE eta!sMls:
F7,t.-for thirteosl .f ~ ~, en r'tnis
hopelets wisthfn ~ ~" ' in,r. IN ins,.iT nr frn
tpeee rce .M'': aa 3 t,r @ .o,ot; ,ofcs;c W. h"'o
'traaThe i!onrts s' '.sl we ,~ cni' @ re- g.sin sho
Republicans ~ honlhuo '. ,,s. @ ss,,,i" @ IN. l.,
First md n.'t WIN T., y."I ~ srfs,:n"t,;. ~"
d. and thun dutit =" -, ~ .,,t,st ,nrtmi,, III.
should hAso III os'"' ~ s''''' w. >.'''' '>''
Thn-scetlonMniStt a',,tt, ,"ttI, iii t.i"rtf,rni
tho country. sH!M W. ,ti nil IL +. stI,f.
ESt9. ,n meare sn' to y ,o efpetut tn9 ,sxres ad
prosperity IF ne Mat; + atrs,i, ",rtnt'. 1.,er
ng e1rG, a. ,e'f u, urr nj, 1s,sjcrtio,,s s,t
orehudg a.a n'slo XIX 20 ,s,,,,.a nt.,:y sSa . r.
Ia ottt ~ Dfsl,R .!m ',n!4,, rr. nil nnstf
tue n iho lssit ns r" IN tIna stntG III. hcss
markell y! npSGss'ss,b ~ r., .H,,ni; Hhntnr witr
drrtoot nc rsnHH 11, ;hut ~ htt whit,'. '.a.1' Xii.
Or DleE: " o' tnro,,ui, tttir ionrs
s1s. s1nssa snisSt ca}oy iscs aid powerwh!sil
power s eei' sxste',,, rn will, Daliot. .o,; sti @
md fr,u.t hnyu covered their
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POETRY OF lIYHON.

This Is nnotllor of tia Golden Treasury
Series. and IL Il companion volume to tho
"Poetry ut Wordsworth" By tho samu etl-
ltor, Mr.. Matthew Arnold. IT we raay 10
Gull 1t. there has been OF Into yeara q
Dyronlan reaction. During the poets llfe,
anu for Mally 'years thereafter, 1t
WIS tho fashion to- daory byron:
to forget Ills virtues and rsmUlnber only his
vicos; to ignore hts poetic ,.erlts md taboo
Ills verses us immoral Eyen TltneEoray de-
l,ounced him, alId ],u was so0n forgotten.
0f la.o tho l.nrsI,,ess OF tho uurllcr critics is
sentiments, nn.l now alr. Arnold las pre-
No tW0 Vatyons woll!M pr0bab! " aEgee us, To
What Should llNyH been pMllItetl or what
might properly BY Inserted III u work OF this
kind. To orr thinking, Mr, Arnold Inns huila
hls work with llsorilnillatLon atld good jndg.
Ilellt. 70 l Bilre, Wu SEQ ltttlo Ut the lSyr0il
Ut tradition, tho author OF "D0n JuHll" and
tho mum tn. whom "ylrtua" and "re-
spectab!lity" wore. only targ.ts to
bo renlorselasly pl!.lctNred Rnd lacnratgtl ut
so A,llGll q SHOT, Hut, on tho other GAlatl, we
are permitted to enjoy hfs, III some respects,
lllatehlt.ss vetse; to listen to- Ills tnltefnl
measures without llscnrtlant intprynls; tu
watch tie best flights Of hts poetic ,utlse 1t
II a pIeaatllt,' colllpnntnnlblu little volume,
~ Wt!l1ll, III an Introductory ttiApter, Dir,
Arnold E!yes q scholarly conpAr rIsoil nl!l Vi.
t!nlnte nf the different characters Ut the two
poets, Wordsworth and Byron.
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