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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-20
NEW ADVE EASEMENTS
(qticura
Itching and Scaly Diseases, ScrofulOus
Humors, Ulcers, Old Sores, and Mer.
curial Affections cured when all other
human agencies fail.

There Ii no human agency can 30 speedily. per
manentlY and econ Omcally cleanse the Blood, clear
the Complex II and Skin restore the Hair and
cure every species Of Itching, Scaly and Scroluous
cura Remedies consisting Of Cuticura, the great
SKIN cure, Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Toilet, Bath
and Nursery Sanative, and Cuticura Resolyent,
the new Blood Purifier
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-20

Tho "trimmings" are coarse shavngs and make
tho best summer wood for cooking purposes az well
ss the cheapest ever sold In Cairo. For BLACK
smiths use In setting tires, they arc unequaed
Leave your orders OF the Tenth street wood yard
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-20

"Rock Me to Sleep, Mother" was
composed by an old maid who never
rocked baby in all her born days.
, 1881-03-12

which was begun in The January number. Mr.
i. $. Mcyrick. tho nctivr rnHfnbcr of Gov. Mc.
fieit,ne Commission TIL Frsnl f.utlnr nrpolnieh
10 examine The. prsao,s nf Now .l:rscy 'g Ivy,
writes MTN,i " improvements. IN ]rtsnn pIscl-
rtns" Tho Krv. ttcnrxc l.. EliIr. y. D., writes
q pr. senl.ry. Of Connecticut. a',1 EpiscMnpn,. q u.
American EIJahup." President Gilman. Of .Fohn
Hopkins Cnivcr'lty, has -, m Interesting sHI Rna
t>r. Ernest ". Gushing discusses the 'tStntutes
I.egn!ating the rratticc Of stchlc!nc.' and Henry
j.. Nesnn wrltea strnnH nrtIclr upnn ''Schtlr2 .
Administration Of the Interior Department. a
ncw wrtur--Mnc. Il. ltDxnGln, Russian lady
residing in New f0rk-vIScsthot FIRST installnlctlt
OF Il nprltch md hri!iInnt article upon the State
trials In Russia Under Il tlttu that might hnte
must naturally cuEue from Hugo" The Trial OF
the ElHtFen.'
AfacmH'au+ for March hns the followlnE table
OF contents; "Thu fDrtrait ut a Indy ny
Henry int,cs. Ir.. Chapters 21-.4; "Chrlssma4
and Anecssor worshLp in the l,lack Mmtntnln" p,
i'e~ y, Arnoi,i conaslnara.' ny iioh:r.. Mnr.
tin: "a Tho Penny Press" b.. Francis littchlnnn:
" On Recent Criticism or Mr.. Swlnhnrne's,
ty Alfred Austin.
, 1881-03-12

tsfFfSpnlIthtte Aslv iUFk NfFnA$.
NEW YUttN, Mhreh 6.-lf IL known 70 some
that whi!e tleurxe Eliot and hsr ,ast husband
wero ln vanlss os thots '* wcaltI9 y frtp " Gsoss
puts r a thrsw h,nsglt 'nao The osnAl With =,
uuullued ia i pIacu or SECURITY. but has been
seotl, ut least sliioo hs WIGS donth, apparently
wu.i aua 1t ltGeEty. \ lady who VIVA IN veniea
vista III tho tamily oE Mr. Cr'ss. phyaiatkn
thsre, Is my nutharty fur tho following story. (
tnfnk It haa never Uuen In print:
While w yrt nothing was EpncrallY suspected
OF their duluestlo unhnplln9as: ur Mr: Cross III
heaIlh. this physician WIS oallHd In. Mrs. Cross
told him that shc ha4 "unFortuHately married.
lata in lifu u very young lnat. ind that since tho
MnrrluNu hcF halsbAnd lad fa1lCn intO 4 state OF
mvlutlchuly whlcn ;slurulrA hrr." Bho pFooecdc1
tu Ask the noctors aslvIco upun sotno points oe
management and trculueiit. Tho phyelclau
wished to SEQ bis patient. but Mrs, Cro<s de-
1uurrs,,, saylux that she WA unwilling hsr hus-
bAnd sluuld hcromU awAro OF her 2otIoatnAe~
Thuu, even II thoy wuro spcaktnQ tugethss, ar.
Cross was brought u dripping fron the wateF
iutu which hu bud shr0HA himself ind trpu4
which hv hn1 been reaeuad4
, 1881-03-12
ART.
AIT NOTES.

AIT NOTES.
Munkacsy's Christ lserore rilate " will be onep
Of tho sensations Of the nalon.
An International Hne.art exhibition will takee
place this ycnr ut The knnstlrshaus Ia vIonna. .
The New York Philharmonic Society proposes
rnIslng a SUN Of tnoney for q statue Of Dcctho-
ven.
The sale Of the Ie' works composing the Cnato7
collection realized FLAT. McssonIer's ''Mua-
kesecr" brought 1850.
Mr. William BL,ke uircrs bis tcn specimens Of I
tho old masters. Dutch atd Flemish, bought ati
;ss :5. Sa" o0'n'0 '''e to tho Huston Museum for
a picture by rtanlrln. beq1cathed to tho
l0urrn hy u. f. Nihct. has h,.cn n,!ddd tn the
Of Il w0niAu.
ziutulc IB tlnlshln1. on New York orslor,
DavnrIan CavnLrysncn 1nken prisonrra by
Cha:se,,rs dAl1!a!c.'-and brought before =
The annnnl exhibition Of the Sun Franclsco
Art Association npGns IN the I'd prox.. and tho
painters OF tho pacli,c siops arc determined this
yeur to do their very best.
The Princess Louse {,Tarchioness Of l.orreb
has cnlnplntcda q watcr-cDlor skctch uf Mr.. VIII
l0m Lee. tho hero nf tho novel. :" A anllpr8
sweethsArt, lasisd: ~ he reprstcnts him s9f. ia
"eji':s. 'ss ss 0' the water 'FF /" tho South
Tho New York Ucr,'i snys that II. II. Park tho
sculptor, Will tipr receive from ILLS FIDrnntlno
pho." nl order Ut II lady frutn tho city, aid III
Love Triumphant" II group which will 70 to
Chicago.
THO paintings Of F.. Dencrolx In tho library ot
tho PALMS bourbon Rre Threatened with fc.true-
they cs!st. commission oi experts. arc.i!-
n1,l're into The matter, unu. II possible, secure
tho pictures from further Injuries.
Howard Hclm!ck, THO talented young Amer
tcan, ns1!ss residng M II Londo9 T. tinish!ng fur
, 1881-03-12
THE SERENADE.

Josie johnson, she wAs D swect spinner whta
spun.
And hor heart With bis wjics Ike Il wrinacr h<<
wr,,ng.
As tho yarn on tho splndlc was winding, She
Her allect!ons arouud him, which finding, he
A pleasure LII grinding tho bosom he ground.
For SUMS ncklc heart, 1t did swing u. twas
To usri III tho choir who did sing where hoaung,
Aud .Ma'lo walls and raftera to ring TIL they
runR.
So ono night, scrcnadluR her, creeping. 6am
To her window, while josie, who weeping had
Her eyes almost out before sleeping, now slept.
Tho stars strow tho sky thick as ever twas
Tho zeihy.s blow nalmy as over they'd nlorn;,
And EhM threw his voice slick US ever huu
thrOwn
Out ut bct, aud tho clothing aho wore sho did
And herself to tho window sho bosc or did bear:
Josie, too. Mt Sans voeo lightly sprlnEtns up
From, i,or s',uch, and tho shutters back niugtug
Aud Mea,,wsils @ to hor rival Sum. singing. thus
BulIg;
Cruel alto, thy voice scuds tho dart It has sent
ThHt rcn.ss th!a fond he"rt-moFo prccfae'y' has
ruI&t- .-..
And whlc., bleeding now speaas tho last drop II
bus spent.
:" y deal not tho wounds thou hast formerly dealt,
For knGei ut thy wi'lE1uw-or ruther have
kuets
Hut .nuko tno fool Dottsr than ever I've felt.',
Could satn In his platnt moretIm spending have
Or ,nnsc paths,s still to 1t lending have lent,
TowArlls him hia girls heaFt, fondiy werdtuxs
hAa went.
Hut hero ,Jose. enraaod, cried ont, " "Bleodlns or
III tesrn you you'd better be heading your
Aul Il pitcher near by. swiftly speeding, sho
sped.
Now Josie, though not singer who sung, :
Was M'.nuthing In the way OF llugcr who,
For stluatU on Sans forohchcal the wrinyer It
Wrung!
But the missile was frail. for, In elpavIng'>is
Glrlt;
~ tael.. hleedlug iu earuest. Sam, leaving 1t,
left
Ono du,llsul bereayln9, the other bereft.
, 1881-03-12

TIE &It,H I9E'
IT. sin!." .no I' IIeet"s't W 'hn tu"A"utt
eoiieHo III tehiiiA' @hl.4", a"e hh'aoteu tpsct"eE
hhu puo'sheu III oo''A .pt'i VI. & t"oa .. ess",a
Mheh of.s'"'.t "ppc.po '. ~ w" 4 t'.',. ~ .s '
..'0' 4sty nv. ,.'a. .s'", .s.,,t", ~.
o!nor psf'ou'cnls' ihc c""pas,a ~ "so ., e'e'..eu'
!ah1''n iaan' ue 'n'per'". W.; aenoey' 1unp''..
wy h1a'.1an1hs W ui',na, Euen1.o's p a, ~
Un!hA' AZ u'o Vnsetsls =" Sa'n"; tao oau ..a
h'a',; Etncat lanosopay w. ~" .n'nesu' w.. .s,s
and ostE,s; A'cnoH'y III e''''", e'9'o VI ~ Ha'''eee
rfose; Ch1neso Faulos' CIV. the appeMa!s CON
ta'hs Papers on 'ao "o1s"'p ~ Aacestots ;"
ChtuA; agtu!AF literature vle"oa as a m!sslon'
nyy agency: two Chinese pneuH; etc. Tito
gssays trcMt IT thu education, philosophy
anu iotterh Of tho thinrsu, and add
materially to : our kuUwledXo Of tho
intellectual lfo nf the Chinese nntfhH.
M u,ail IL better QlHl!tiua to contribute to our
kuotylgt3Ha Of CnlHl ulits The GhIllese lhan Ilr.
Murttn. lilo hus iiru1 ntnupv ttIcul anu 10 ono
or fhcm tpr Uyur twenty years, arlu hts scholarly
t,t~t cn and hNllts hHyu led bn 70 mako their h!s.
tury and fhplr iitt. a. well Us tlOtr literature and
nl1ifns,iphy If subject oI profound Attitly md
rarnftI inyrsfi1nIitu These collected essAys
ct,taI,l nj nIsliit III yAiliue Information, d.
rived frt,m ttlo writer's own Researches. u,nrc
rcIiain Mtid thcrrrurp moro important thMt1 is
fnmt,l III mny uthnr work. 1t is mt nor does it
prHtutui tU he cotnplcts history uf China ur tho
i,hit,ea bl1i {rsy il ItIrrtlptl III aludkcs nf GA.
na"IaI tnnics' mt,a as such viii bu welcomed BY
sohuIArs ruthev than by general readers.
, 1881-03-12
BRETON FOLK.

3fr. Blackburn hNs really furnished an a1Iulrn-
biz guide hook to that portion 01 Franco known
MS brittany, II region composed principally Of
tho three departments uE C1tcs-lu- Nord. Fnls-
ttrc. and MorbihAu. In those three departments
Is comprchenled nearly nll thAt Is most charac-
teristlo Of tho 19rcsons. Ilrpton Folk" Is not n
description Of tho antiquities Of Brittany. nor
cvcn a book Of fotk-Ioro. 1t Is scrtca ut
sketches at !. "b!nck- nntt- white country" under
lis SUMMER inspect; "uf Il son,brc land shr0udcl
With white clouds. pcop!cd with peasants in
tlIlrk costumes, wide white collars aud caps,
blnGk aud whfp cattle and MnEpCs,
The Illustrations nrc abundant anl fill Of
life and spirit. brittany Is essentially tho land
tlour study nnJ suggestive scenes. VIC gather
trutn thcs1 interesting pages little history, but
Youh general Impression Of tho country and Its
peUu!C.
, 1881-03-12
MAGAZINES

The leading arsicia III tho b1arch number Ut
tho Princeton eptesp IL by i'ror L0 Conto, Of the
University OF California, and IL entitled "Eyo.
Iutinn In Rotation to a1utorlalstn." lto tnkrs
tue position that oppoaltlon ~ evolution IL now
bnseA almost wholly on religious grounds. He
a.so controvorts the tdea that evolution snd
mutcrlnlisla hnyu formed un ALLIANCES. John
l.. Coyls has an article headuA IA Moral
Argument" l'rof. Fisher hAs tho third
In hls sur!es OF articles on tho general
subject OF "TIle Historical Proofs Of Christtuh.
lty." Pr"f. Hunt naa u pnpcr IN "The etu1y os
AIxIo. Ba xnn." and tiuds thAt the average per
cent uf Aaa!v-saxon, wursis IL tho loaing
branches OF Euglsi, literature ls anUut eighty.
{hret. PrH. summer contributes IN cssuy un
"'Tho Argument AYutis! Protective Taxes, anu
pfnu.paI Hh4trp, Or Elhnbury, wr,tas Oh ~ Tho
HaAauuabluaesa VI Fultl.
III the .4MerIeau Law teuta,u for March
"irrls,ccs ~ rOtt- Fsasots," and Ward McAll!s.
ter it,, discusses Decentralization In FRtGs by
CarrIsra." Tho sltcytew 0f the Month Is full
mud Interesting.
Tho leading articls In the International n<ptttc
foE April vii bu the conclusion Ut Dir. E1xl!l
Aruold's beautiful poem. F" The 1uad ot India"
, 1881-03-12
Published in New York by Harper 4 bros.


LIFE AND HER CHILDREN.
This IL a wurk by Arauoitn D. buckley. the
author OF "Thc FaitylAnd Of Science" Its
matn object is to ucqualut young people With
tho structure and hahita OF the lower forms Of
lite, and to do this In = moro systcInntio way
thun Ia usna! Iu ordinary works OIL Natural His
tory and tnnre simply than III textbooks Oh
zt,5logy. "For thla rtason," says NEs. Buckley,
vi have adopted the titlu "Ltto aud Her Ghll.
dreu ITO o&prcss tho fanIy bond uniting all
things. NJ VIC use tho term Mature ind her
wbrks' to enbruc0 all organic aud Inorganic
phenonenh; and havo been moro Careful to
skrtct in build Mltne tho leudlng features Of
nnch division &hun 10 dwell upon tho MIner dif-
fvrrneea " which It Is separated Into
ira.est, and tho nuthor bus avoided the
common fault OF works condensed 3r1,m othara
for the Mse VI young people ut trying TO cover
100 much ground. fhts work treats only Ut tho
luwvat surIlls Ut life, ns the threAd.ane sponge.
star'tst. aud se,. ureh!n, snare wGayors s Jelly.
fish. cLirA1, AeA hHeMOnv, HlUllu1kS, crabs.
Scorpions. water -splttgr, lraKot-Ay. catUr-
pillars. Inotha. beettrs. and ants. 70 ihat, in .
9r,,utlIc. pltasant why, tho wrltGr IL enabled to
tell ull thAt IL la Important to know With refer
ClleU to the nntlnats described. Tho book haa
an excellent tndux.
, 1881-03-12

u,rauvitar Talks on En9i'.f' Iifornture'
...sn. MeC1urg 4: Co. Price 4al avery.
4a.h shr.yp sigma OF diligence, Of good 1udk'
.sot, and OF !" n"ro tnsse. In %any NAM Or IT, IT,
III ~ the 1anEunxe, nnd we uso no 1erc
stS,.e of compliment when ve "ny TINT 1t
rs1i supplies a want long felt by teachers Of
,ss.on.c.',-Ecu YORK Tribune.
, 1881-03-12


The subject Of ths story Ia the atlnst md prof.
ects. and present workings Of the "1nteFna-
tlnnMls." TIT secnc is located In London. occn-
sIoHatty chMnHnR to Paris and Venice. The
heru Is George Hrafld. All EngEshman uf wealth.
who |. introduced by his friend. Loru Evelyn. TO
Ftrdfnund Lind, tho ngcnt Of tho Society In
London. L!nds Hungarian daughter, Natdl,<.
captures tho E1IHlIshmnn at onrc. and be Joins
the Society, and Of COURSE mArrcs ifHtatte itl
tho end. Lfitd docs not Wish his daughter to
n,nrry+ and ny lin nrtitico hus itrnnd assigned to
the assassination Of HI Italian Cnrdinaf. Hut tho
l!ttG HrlsNc Ut tho tHI.cDlsf,lFng c0nspirat0r tG
discovered. and EraHtl Is sent On a trtIasI0n TO
AnerLc. 1t is almost unnecessary TO explain thRt
KAfl Blind ls the prototspo of ftnttnaiM Lind.
WG arc inclined TO think that. although less
lcraIdcl, thls ta one OF tho best Of Blacks
novels. iie handles the delicate subject OF
Communism with skll. and his characters arc
rs nlways with Mr.. Enthusiastically c,tt antl nd.
1niratbiy drawn. There arc many touches of the
master hAnd SO evident III The Princess ut
Thule." The Interest incrcnsea with the stnry,
md tho weakest part OF the novel is In tho opcn-
Ing chapters. THO statements ns to tho lnnar
workings md orFnnzAlfoh Of the international
EUcIety Is pr0bnIiy ha puro tlction ns tho rrst nf
tho story. Hut ILLS stHtcnont Of lts objects
purposes, ETC., Is undoubtedly correct. "3un-
rise" Is n cnpltnl novel well worth reading.
Published In Now York BY lIarper s. Dros
, 1881-03-12
vr1V PUBLICATIONS.
No N7-A ~ - - = =
..---s,10 IMPORTANT BOOKS.
= problelns Of Creation.

~; |,i;G rsnst.a S1S,a e9es !. eS"i.!e.
nal! NIiTnnthcait, a now thGnry nf !lq0n0niyt
5i,,a tsal'R, and OF tho evolution OF so' na'
ss;',en IN c!aur co9esc stgo' and In tho
s1t At ~ .n,nitt nh thu fnce 0f tE0nR{. lhnnah
tar 5es'its IL thG"fs II c ens 4s
tsssFA ~ ~ 1irntcr.irrk nattH In Tho nccans
IL wcat o 1s, ~ en- tnc
Tus A tnsd dbwch in Ak nlilpttcal Circuits before
r"% the .ss T sa NJ .n''n
ihse cnr and it,iln,. Tho depression Of thcso
lusrs.. s. {, i Ethfee paits ol continents
, 1881-03-12

"yo one Cur read '3fusic.8ludy In Ger
ua-y' (Junsen, McClurR d TO. Prlce o1.e5)
without feeling TINT they arc getting n elenr
and Intimate Knowledge Of tho eKporirncoa Of
the writer. 1t should find its way into tho
libraries of nil WIN nro Interested In Rathctlc
culture. The chnrtert an 1isz nre wnrth
many lines the coat at hits sl'enutifully-rrfnt-
sdtooA.' .''-lournal OF EdMcuton. boston.
, 1881-03-12
BOOKS RECEIVED.

CATALOGUE OF THE LADIES' DnEss AssoclA-
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TRANSACTIONS or THE ILLINOIS STATE HonT1-
CULTURAL SOCIETY. chlcaRu.
PRACTICAL ErIQuErEE By n. C.. ChlcaEo:
", l.. Klein s. Co. Price 60 cents.
SUGGESTIONS FOR TEACHING FRACTIONS. ny
II. ". Davis. Syracuse: c. ". hurdean.
A Treasury OF ENGLISH soSSETs. By David
". slain. New York: H. worthng,on. Price
$3.50.
PaonLrMs or CREATION. ny ]. Stanley
Grimes. Chicago: II. A, sumner & Co. prlco
Sl.50.
Volumes, LIMO. Chicago: neford, Clarke l. Co.
Price 80
Mysteries Of THE HEAD AND HEART. by J.
s. 6rines, Ch!cago; II. A. Summer & co.
,5s is5 9s;as Az Sss G2k ns sas
Holt & Co.
AspEcrs or GERMAN CULTURE. ny Granville
stRuley HILL. huston: J. X. osgood & Co. As!-
vance ehccta.
TIE wa,aSr SsS Ss@ SgsHE yore e. S.:s Ssy
Harvey l. Co.
A HISTORY OF. MopEnG, EyRorE. Ry, G.; a:
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Co. Price S..hO.
FRAME FonssTsa's sro,rlSa ss.SEs AMP #
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Chicago: I3plfUr1, Clarke s. 20.
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O'bHlES. Collected md edited By William Wih-
ter. Noston: i. Il. osKota1 i 70. Prizes ".
SCHILLER Axn Ills TtMEs. BY Johannes
Erfonr Il ffytM thD GErmlN br fSltIR-
, 1881-03-12
TO A MARCH 'BIRD.


4. For Tia Eh1tdQ0 IrIbHfl<,
u. Hne n!hd 1t blows ct,ltily Tor you and for me.
* nite te trt!Wn birding that pipes on the tree;
lin mta I1..t y blows coid-Ah! nj cold It Gan bc-
FS"W'|e oruwn wundorcr, merry arc VIC.
''' @e @ sun It shall shine, aud the storm shalt ho
m. The clover;
A'oos6 ctid drifts the snow, pleak tho Winds ara
y. lhas Glnw 1t,
~ ef:Eus turks safe, aud the groen turf be-
Te W each one a song. II we've both moth
w. w.. winter . behind, and the Summer 's be-
n H. Elnd may blow coidy for you and for me,
IT, ns T.nd may buw culd-nbi Us ct,t1 It car, be-
Ana Itpe IVA awakpued for you aud for me,
n'Ie II u sMeeter lhuu tuIl verify.
CHARLES NOBLE GAkGNHY.
, 1881-03-12

tartY OF usllupuatlcs Caught In n
ssofa aha Cropped In the OCEAN
urea Drowned.
psirh :. o'tk. blarch "a London spooial dis
I'D eJphI!e lalloon carrying the AuronHut
terasy a. pasaenxurs Ascended FROM Nice yoa-
s4;csItsd ,ag out to sUa. Tho voyagurs q.
viii ny heavy storm. It WAS pitch dark, aud
NJ ssnay asy we're fuulbllnx with the valves tho
1hs h.i,tV!eu and they cAlne down With Il run.
ea.rted' rtd''o st& WIS dashed nRatust The wAycs and
" ~ atonK tho enrfato tor u tnlle. Three nj
dfQrraS"4o Tel! out Of the car and we're
taiSe. Ane otaera succeeded In ulualnX the
nosSissse ena the halIoon ruso and landed tbs
, 1881-03-12

TOR forty PUnfS TullcYfnntl bHA Let hfu1aelf lH |
w"rsbpstl." .''' "''' "'' ""'' ~ '''''''e' W
Of f!o1saae 10 says: % aM living tba ' wr'ttS Il
hp.inr II d widow. md shn IL ihnt lady who |
danced the FurcRta n such n furnl,s manner
ny virt,ir nsa,irn yu is as aafo M II sho at.sl
,'nncra With her ancient in,pctut,siy. tnsn
Thu wln,lnws OF my chn,nber ut,cs, III n garden
where nytrythinx il In tuwer. nrnnac- trtts ct'v-
sryd wtt ft %a "t,srs IN o ~, Ths s1
sin of Tuscany Ia worry d1ercnt fro,n ollrs uc-
% t Woino: INC si reilly DO not an'crstan,i how
l'rutcatant l'ccotpes Catholic ht ftome. for
nt1o ' iS w. BAL s seto1s e eora tss
10 keep this observation tn yourself, for
# wouI!l run all through Vicnna. anil l!ru re-
mitch. to desire 10 1n1nrn It. What Is bIain Is
thAt :ha 'tallat, taste bus iTld vgry Rrcat ".
ilunncr ttt tnu gefe.'lGnlts Whit p!GaeGs penl,le
5 kss te s weep 'sS ~ to o5her s . wo s
forget this: wo must look on md hn!d our
t9nsaes n',a aooyo W ~! 'lnt m ns!ss q, thnGs
dining. she has nothing but delightful things, 10
Hay: except OF The two dinners wo hafl yesterthy
butter or .Rrs.--nfornnl ,inners. worse thHn THO
worss ~ medicine that could 1e taken - ,7s TUX
npthnR."
Tne rrtneo ys,.ea tame of our Aor'snn men,
with All th1t be sAW. ea1fnmcndtng Nspecnly tho
"swIftncss" " our ships,
"Tho ilnRehip ax eighty. .fourguns and Is ono
To Il sa at VIZ hav 's xrens nsq rs sxSf s VIII
tho EnEllnh nw"d their success II tho lust wnr
r. nu inc saW oW 6 ,e nhps =" the
guns. They nro ,c,nstructrd llko ff'rntcs. but
without lua!tcr.dccks. and urc fast suffers liko
vessels, which n England nnvPrcarry mora Than
fxhy a yYsss Taay Len IL. of @ s .s
tlos: i'e ia,s,ii.isiy rassa ito wae!s : sFsx y,
%d,nrnbIc. ID not Know II ii thess rcapects
i does not nven s.rpnss tho English sh!ps; u,
tue other baud, no styin rT H. ths crew doss r. not
iie has picturcs IL d. cabin ainonE oslcfs eopy
and between decks ami OIL the upper decks Afrl-
ca R1lzcIlch G1'tl u Hrcat CnI'H.ii1lti leAr. De-
tween DECKS. where thu snllors dine. there ls IN
which contain tlIe drink for tlle sallnrs. mud u
ne hs Isr!Ha bY tno nno Ssesy "f ba: ;
hcn,tspherca."
Tho Kltmpsca Of his private life through MS
letters nTn Less numerous thutl cot,ll i!c %lstc!.
lto aoscrlnos ~ ilnr&ry ~ splefa4lti fosiat,
eighteen teet hlEu. fillea up u tile ceiling win
IN IoH st,o mi ntIddjo Of tt's room ' stoUd canoSas
vnn,,s Vii tha ,rsns,trr" tH snvs. 1T ,nsq
nrv IN s,nnji ros.iis IN Ind ,owlil,nvly WORK in
thosn. in il contracted splcc tho MIND con-
tracts. tho thohKhts h!ttc themselves, and even
. n nImt. it hau"s "'t.o' ~. & u'iG -. NV
chnrnrtrr IL III stnry hn 1etls In n icffrr Il, Bss
tn show that he was not uccosslule to fear. Ong
dny = nun Kpt u at bis bedroom "ln'iow 9fid
ssooi @ " ens nsa' An @ .'c, rns Ut
nstncr hit h. wns awakIs md nbs"rv,,ni. II
niuwrl HIM. says hittturntet, "tu cnnlu ncnrcr
Slthtnt moving, but looscnetl my sheets So that
Hotuu!k MlRut W. III NY H3* Clts Jn!!Ft
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&ss &ssSsI9sd's Il 'cd Ac,d Phosphate tmparts new en-
u iuose.eaI ue Ifa,ti giving thp feeling aud acnss
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tho publication Of o Munrnfs book cnied forth
from Prince MGttoruicll review Of Napolcou'A
character eron moro severe upon tho Enpcrnr
than his previously Expressed opinion. Tho
chief Interest OF this part. however, lies In tho
Chanccllor's rcco!lectluns nnd studies OF the
leading statesmen OF tho period covered, OF n
host Of people outside political life, md Of
society ut largo rs ,e write OF It In his letters to
his wlfo and friends. Mciterntch's own account
Of the measures which nude MS natn9 famous
us tho chief opponent OF liberal idoas, IS Of great
interest. And from tho murder Of K0tzchl0
until 1910 the whoo progress of his conflict
agafnst modorn political crceds Is hero ricariy
traced by hls own hand.
Tho present volumes bring tho record of tho
Chnnce!lor's life down to tho close Of the Hos
torntion In Franco aud up to period within 1.-Two
ytars Of tho dculh Of Francis OF AuHtrt0. The
two Congresses Of Aix.ln- Chupcl.o ISIS, aud Of
Vnronr uHs2) were tho Important European po-
llticAl events III which no took part. During this
time be was tho most influential public man In
Europe. pr[nco Mcttcrnich had prepared bio
graphical notcs covering Ills life until 1Sl5, ana
nuke. 1t complete. As II inatter TT f,lct, how
over, he hover undertook tho tnsk aRnin except
to sketch thu close Of his long life. 5o tint tho
fathcr's private corrciponlcuco tor the n,atcrlui
COMPRISING these two Volumes. These Letters
the % world ii tho lest a" Possible @ pht. '' '" -
nan Of Imposing chnracter," With whom ~ re.
udRe.. As Legitimate rulcr Ut j. stnnll stnto he
would mover have bccn heart nf. Excerpt ns M
nr0!trary munnrch: Asa military commander
In nty CousItry WhAt0vGr. hs m administrator
would always l,nye cuu'o nut atrongly. 1T tho
principles could ii havo vent,trct to "niersaxo.''
Il IL IL so wor eso So rhJ ns
profoundly deBplecd tho human rslce. Tic had n
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ANECDOTES or PUBLIC MEN.
ri F,rro,, ncoira hta eccond ro,,,mc og uAn.
-. " ~; ,;.uts.' % .S,, ~ 80 49,. T..
cetotcs ot luo'!a ach WIN enosl plu.aee, u.
which ho gives bis excuses for all mistakes and
o,n!ssiol,s in b!s work, md also contrvcs TO lot
Mia r.u,ln rs knnu, an,nntninv of thu 1rnp1etant
"'a,n, ,.'s,,tons ~, h"s ,;,,na Thar, I. Ercnn,,
ouiclaI Pus't.oas ~ 4Ae u"eo' Aues' 10 'ic"t"
prpvcrb to tho eject that hc who seeks excuses
Accuses himself. C"i. Forney Is undoubtedly BY
this time very fond Of anafSzlnK tho rea-
aots taat !co a''n ,,,'.., WY w ,,s u.n n".
eack.' but It Is difficult 20 understand
prefcc to work like this confined to nucctlutes
nr n,nl,c mn. so,ue Of wbou, died hefore he
was born. There Is II great deal OF "padding
and Ut biographical sketchwork In these "An-
ecotcs," hut thorc Iauisn H vnst amount OF tiat-
ter aud incdcut Ut genuine inecrest, aud which
will aiforti entertainment to rcaders Col. For
neys life bus bcun assud IN tho midst OF public