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, 1881-10-01
In tho Cat aIurlkeG-The Demand fUr
Maltese 4Elttnns from OHIO ana AhHo'
rn Cat. from Anywhere.

Nfp lTori; sun. ........-.
A n,,litt,er Ut sinitese ents mad kittens occupy
cages lt tho cutrA,,ca 70 IL curious ons9iaunt ~
LiGur.y strces. whsl. thoy nro not aslIcep. saoy
nrw dlsmally and I,lainly loux for tho liberty Ut
u hDisutur ur II hack tEslcn.
"Ian it bu 1,t,ssihlc tint any part OF this com.
muuity huys cHts!" thu Keeper o. she basetnons
for man brought III jtlstlthen bnrEcl iulI ot
stale treAh. Tho ADRs uf nll SArlottes ~ tno
lus,,sn,let claakes' ttiar nhatns nna yowioa' tno
pntIttry er0wtal and "aoklc' and tho cuts, 100,
u1csSpt aut1 lonk1l nnxtOl's.
'sl,n peni'lr orpr buy eat8F tho aeh'cr was
Wei, somewhat" he said. 1've sold 100
"Whnt arc tho ruling rntcs fur cuts now?" 49,
"MaItese klttuns bring from :, gu to IS.
TIE oil cats 10n't soil so we'll, becAusn
they are not =, l!ke!y 10 stny a oan nnd keSp
though, ury In aumund."
"Whcro do they como fr.,m2"
."rhese nre onfo cuts. They eo'ne Ia crates
"Aro tioy bsu,l thero7" .-..,
''Thcy rim wild IN cs,tnu,oEi eats lo hore, aud
llrn uauzht fnr hothIng. They cost Us hsro
al,aM; q or@ fl.M:
"Ieople passing hera OIL there way 70 tue
ferry o3teH stop IN md yet oat, " sotnathtnE.
No, tuvur hu1 nj, uLd ,null here, or Grelt !ahy
u my axo cxcspt onve s%Mo ot our eSa. es, w.
es1 " Ill sS as from II !" sio troa Ioh.uoad and
for dogs tou. Tho Maltese nra plenty. und ths
duuna1ll IL Eutl but IL We could only got an
Roru e!ts, We could sell them W!ta Fasa i, ~
s!Eout t5o aplece' There aFo 10" OF @0'n III 'a'
"@'iis there uny sats for what ara. called 'con,.
mop' =, sats by samo people, aud harder names
"Not 10 spi,ak ct. People would 10 slad y
| get I'D Of khoul, Hut tGoy nre tust ~ good
| in0users ~ wIll-brc0 MAtoso kttteus.
, 1881-10-01


Clf1cA,io. Sept. l.-yD the Snhsrri'r,r II FinMl-
ing Hospital: Tho Floating Hospital AssocirF@
ttun, III cloaInu tho season of 1881, deem It In.
cumbont npt]u them TINT short statement Ut
its operntluns should be presented IL th1se who
have 50 generously contributed 10 it, support.
Through tho courtesy Of tho Lincoln Park Cum.
mission, tho pier ut the foot nf North avenue
has been fitted up and used us Il hospital pier;
space nearly 4O0 fec. in enEtt by thirty feet IN
width bus DGen covered by canvAs awnings.
This por is 40 situated. far remnyed frain ntiy
dwelling or nther ,lclctcrloH surrounding. thut
matter Of fresh mir US II IS possible to obtain;
Tho season upcnc,l oil Mondny, .1ny H.. tntl
si.'ia si9i, %ecks. e sfa fwcise is thousand pe' sey.
chsldrGn wero received at tho hospital
during that time, about Dne-tta1f nf WHOM wera
conveyed thIsher by bout. They were furnished
medical 1ttouttancG when rho emergency re-
quilted. M!tk wtts freely distributed, hAntnocka
wcrc prortacd, while Superintendent and MAtron
iuokcu utter tho wetl-hciny Of all.. Tho totMl
cOst fur tho season was $li.ihs, little uyer 6
cents for cMch pcrsol. Thu Executive Enmsn!t-
tncrctsc Of usefulness. aud that they Arc llsore
aud moro rcnchtuE TINT cllss Of tho Rick r0or
whum It Is their gnriest dcAlrc to benefit. Ihnnk-
Ing you alt tor your support III This Eoo1 work,
Wu continun to rely upon your MI IN the future
- :, F. II, W1ssTnN. lresltcnt.
J. STOCKTON. Flct- President.
EEGonuE SrCH1rs+ Treasurer.
t.. l.. ltUTtEH, s3ccrctary.
EMMA F. GAsr1S. .sHs't Secretary.
, 1881-10-01
A NEW Joy.

Fur the Chisaa9 Tribune.
All Me! my brnIn sings meath this wondloaA
Joy:
1t I,rAts Ita rhythmic ,nnnsnro D or and Ger.
How much Ut pain Gun rex ElU, Or AnnnY-
Pain POSSIBLE, Ur known In duys or yoro?
Why. have dreamed. OF this for ycars and yearai
1t aitax III tren.1ls 70 lnlstl thnt nWoko;
it rropheAlcu 10 mems 0!tci1 sGers
linvo prophesietl unto less Wiser folk.
lust for IL little HpAcc It will hn mine
t1'Is ,lot far iiHt ! cn1l ptssess this bliss;
sill vic sing ner thoae tfnys OF Aud l1ang syna.
My heArt Will entertain iii sh1uHnt or THIS.
Delight 10th bring INC to n bo,Iu.tlcss hight;
Getir thIs expectation scars too fur
Ttru lar fruIs. mo. Ttn near the dazzliuR light
Or Joy, rcalIty nluy sally lnnr.
And after, after ntl? can review -.-..
Each circumstance lifa 6r4'uKht while you wo rA
iitnr.
What though tho Joy will be sorrow too
ll'A value Will tO INC be nat iess doar.
ltIhc set, anil nnrk your lhyH. o GOLDEN Sum-
And bring yGtlr fakrtsst !avura unto Eurths
What GArH 1 that yuGr Sunlner-lays nre doug
Ny heart has lu,lnti Il JOY Of prloelgss worthl
PEOHlA, Ill. Ida EATON.
, 1881-10-01

begins series Of articles on ",Iohn TrHll,.
bull" which are To be amp!y illustrated by
fac slmfle reproductions Of tbs sketches
by this artist for his principal paintings.
Col. 'rrumbMIl's method srrnns antlqunte'1
now, but llc Is entitled In distinction us tho
nrtIst nj the American Revolution. Ife him
self thus wrote III l7a!': "'1Ic greatest mo-
tive / Iln.l Dr I,ave for cilguglnE 1t, nr coIl-
tinulnY my pursuit of painting has been tito
wish Of cunlnem0rattIlg tic great events Of
our conntry's rcvo!ntinn." Ills rcprese,ta.
iYH w95ks IS atf atS Ar "at' y sior,'.Iy 0 ik5
s'lo "Surstc from tslbraItue," tllc
Surrender Of CornwalliA" n!ml thu i)rc-
tAralton 0f Independence" Added 10 these
nre n series nf in!nfat.!rc portraits. fey
pnrtraits Of tho stzU Of tlfc. and two full:
ienKtl, portraits of "WnsiinBton and
"AlexainIGr Hamilton"
Mr.. Knell1er l,as Ills twenty-sixth ARTICLE
OH 1.-THE Works Ut American EtclErs," lats
subject tliLs time being " tir9rGe i: llrtwn"
alid tlte illustration el,tit!ed ~ tf:w Nmr
Rome" frnal n puintiny by j: II. Dante!s:
AnOtllor rtchti9 IN this nilnllmr is cnltctl
"On il.o Eln,satonic." Tile remaining nrti-
Giles III lhls nunIbcr Hre: ".Correggto." by
Mrs. VAN Rensselaer,; ".1Ea,t Louis lIntn0n.'
by Charlotte Adams, nild All article by tho
Editor on" New Etcllings," ,"by kruscInal, Van
Ellen.
, 1881-10-01
President Garhe1d's Documents,


Fow public men hare loft behind them aneh
rluh and coplotls tnaletluls for the hlt.graphora
ax pfeailesiI fairfield. Tho wDrk of tlis atuiy
was parFIel Oh with 1rout Industry aud with aN
Intelligent systeIn Hu kept a!l lmportnnt tct.
tors writIo tn h!u. and bud copies 1nndo Ut hls
srpiies. AAny If blu speeches In CouGruss Wsre
repInted ~ Rhamphlets and ~ n1t r1 tnus ~ pt & r.
umns OF tho Ctityfsssll,st4 ItetosI and pasted 70
serap-oooks along wte sho p! Fo1FIs p,Ias
,Ot nil the osduss and othor atnport*At
military spers wrttsr y h, abIs wasn q .u5g ~
from maiIfotd buok that the nuly
atlor q tlen to.ecrans, uss tae hats!S ~ of
Ut sun, was tho one froM which tho fndc'ln!t.
nrs. 9t ss worinx upsnod the satas t. sH y, ss
llmeulf, and War eont GU without being Ghuwts
70 him: During large part e b. Rnes'o gaxSof
WORK, and tho pooplo he met. but Ia later Je4Et
ths pressure q hts duties oaassd NEE af1,s hs
Journals, scEa- books. and tetteFa In ale library
IL Mentor would almost fuTuish Tho data tos
, 1881-10-01
Tho I'lty>ic Of Our Grand sathors.

riFgta!7 tSfr,1 EhftrrrtsF.
Il scattiea: s:rRo EspsEt baotor:s Dispensa!ory;
lice" With The following suh-titio: "Thc Apotho-
Gaslea SAnp anti ChyFurxons Clnhet Opened;
wherein at sato ana honcst pn'st!sos are ma!.;
haYe enlcnyored to roservo to tAoms selves. nnv
Together with strlot survey OF tho dlsponaat0-
ftea Of tho must retlnwcd colleges OF the world.
t'ss ass%n Into an '"'''r and useful ~0'0a of pra'
Following arc some tow OF tho moro ngreo-
which our. 2oroiatbers were dsssd: "Tho fat of
eat. plaster Of mashed d fr.,gs. brain " hnro
mummy. nsncs Ut q mans skull. ushes OF glass,
OF earth.worms ct IN ~ liver; hodge -tnE,
warts oil hurso's hoot, pike tnws. crawtish, tho
atopp'ngs Of = snat!'s sholl III winter, oFnb,s
s o t1s'Sss 81 s oaas II we ffS ss q rSa. ss
ed. with its bully Oiled with elnnanoni mans
skull powdorol and etewcd n the ,nilk RI 9
@ sse e oWr st aSE Or o'ses eios. q q
blood ''4rysd"; hairo Ut hprsos and nun burnt.
sar1s N ss ss t Sa aSi ot ~ .
"oyln" OF frogs is recntmcndod 70 those WIN
aro tsouutcl with tleeptcsness: Il 4 said M 70
sat sfe L tas haye
ever handled frogs, that they arc cool to the
for taking awayscars arc recommended "fats
a4a marrowss A. I'VE Of Inen asses' harts' uni the tat
Fos wounls "CrawH.h, mummy, aud orah's
syes sro .r;r .rcc9mnondse also "oarsa' worms
sExt.sctors' 's;r:' tor :irawing out sputcss and
:se sss s G S psSa ss and II ss9 sps soss ssss ~
fes toasas prsparel W a. ,ts insss aso noistsaet
With red wIi,e." tombstone 'dr.lws forth lrpt
, 1881-10-01

orIalnalityim his Observations, we may doubt
his discovery OF IL new disease. htnl NlInir':
r,lti.cr the cn,lton Of such innrt nxpgrlrnccd
md clmpth,nl cllniclSts ns Dr. Mitchell ntlt
others WHO hasu Ubacrvetl tho sal!le p!le-
noinella, and WIN prefer to tlcscribe then!
rlrrely liz symptoms of othor i',ore ecneral
mllIli!otN. TlM rather u0l,.cOnln'ttaf note
II I'rof. Careot, even II his mH,nc ,,,s coT!d W
GNsc rs a distinct eIintca1 spesIes, Is mt ",
WorlS rs T. tn ths: Tie y m,i'',,st +, M d !, t!e
l,l9stvu sensation Df shock, occurring usually
II sccp sHl nwakelllns t,e |ati;;.,t' n..t &C.. ".
stntr, aid followed l,y or Mssociated wit!'
'rhry Inva l,ee, noticed before, md t,nve
utlltc close RELATIONS viii! Ho'tin Of t1le phc.
llunscnn of. epilepsy, but liavn not always
Tlto i.ssAy OH cucn, will, which shc nt'tlior
culelu.lrs the vnl,.tre. H. Glntilcd by hin,
mt oycr l,otestly, to be the "most complete
nl aScMratc csnnt "f tl'Ht pla,tit yct pre-.
the medical Or scientific, public l's Is very
| far frDtn correct III lIis ct9tnls.. .,-
Published ln New York by Forls, Howard
| 4: IlulDurt.
, 1881-10-01
The tiernann Emperor


Cti1CAtIo Sept. :t,.-i1nu nrc right. ~ spite OF
TIM opposition Of a German. Emperor William. as
tho head 1T tho Hortnnn Government. has shown
an Indifference towards our lcad President
whiet, IA at lcnst remarkable. Tut should II be
It surprise TO tlsy Thu ih;tvilna! WHO, Il, tho
revolution Of ~ cut order tho soldiers II shDot
lntn tho t,caplc: tt'r which heroic act ho earned
mn1,!u's FrosIdcnt. What an tlea' Tic lin.
i,crtr Of tho whnlc Germany, n descendant nf
III u,i.,y Kings. ncccPt.ng Gnr!iclI. tho Eanal.
hnat driver n4 tInp nf his crowd! Nou!t!n't TINT
!nok rtthgr dangerous for thu frss1an tlynnAtf?
Wi'ltnm tttlnt tUrrst u send Ills e',ntln!Ghco IN
the fnuly III thu Anr Aftrr hts nssHe enatlo't, ihr
nn like occns!ons. Uynnsty versus Rnpuhc.
Respectfully. IDsEtM KAHN
, 1881-10-01

complete political hstnry of tho country since
Ao,ne day serve ns II tIch snlnc for 0loHrnphrr
WIN desires 10 ", 1'clnw tho incta of hlS carrr
10 study shH growth Df his atron1 original n,!Hl
and flIn workings ut hiA inner rhturc.
, 1881-10-01


sSpectacles md How to Choose Them" Is
the tttlo of II little book by Dr. Villas, u prom
inent homeopathic physician OF t!als city, and
Is published by Duncan Brothers, tho honaeo-
pnthic publishers. 1t Is not very mitch
marked with the pecultaritIes Of the school
OF medicine to which Its anthor belongs, as
tho optllalmooRical specially hardly admits
Of tho special distinctions OF homeopathy. or
of the application Of the law nf stmllnrs ilt,
say, tho fitting OF glasses. The advice and
Information which II gives, SO fur
rs 1t goes, Is gsnurnily good; mid not too
technically stated rs a rule to bo understood
by the average reader. 1t may therefore bc
useful, not to the medical men, who 0ught
not to need It's Information, but to the geller-
nj public or that part ut it wllDso eytslxlt
h1ls nc9a Of Speeln! attention. LII u few
points, however, It's a.lyica IL somewhat Grrn-
ne0us, such rs that wllero tho autllur ntl-
ytses ntr0pInIzatIon of only ono eye ut Il
time, practice TINT AZ ;!somatlnes causes ul.-
PLEASANT symptoms. The Information con-
tnlnud Is by no fneAl,s complete, rs snlne I'm
portntlt uctlur defects that might well have
been noticed receive no mention ut all. 1t Is
compilation that might easily be 1Mntle
from tho textbooks and elsewhere. and tho
numerous illustrations ltavD tfa appearance
OF having BEEN taken from the catalog OF
snine extensive dealer III opticians goods,
like A1cyrowltz or James ". Queen IL Co.,
less, THO work Is, we'll enough Ill its way; It
Is mt likely 10 do much harm, allt ulay be
| useful to some OF Its reatlers. 1t wllldouht-
| less repay its author, like many other popular
medical works In tho advertisement 1t will
| glYo him and tho practices 1t will bring.
, 1881-10-01

MANAGEMENT OF SICK CIlILI3IsES.
Tho viclssituttes necessarily Incident to an
outdoor md primitive nude Of llt1 are never
tic first causes OF any disease, though they
mny sometimes brlrny Its presence. Dr0il-
cliltis. nowadays perhaps the most frequent
Of nil infantile diseases, makes 10 exception
to this rule; DRIFT OF cold a!r may reveal
the latent progress of the disorder, but Its
cause Is long confinement III vltintcd as,d
oyertleatcd atn,osplcre, ant! Its proper renl-
ctly ventilation nlh n mild. plIlegni-looseilllS
tsacchnrine) diet, warm sweet milk, sweet
oatnIeal-porridge. or honey-wnter. Select I'LL
airy bedroom and do not be aErnil to open
tie windows; among the children Of tho In
dim tribes who brnvo In open tents tile ler-
ribie winters Of tho Hudson Bay territory,
bronchitis, cronp, and dlptltherla arc wholly
nnktown; md What We call taking cold"
might often bo moro correctly described III
takiax hot; glow lns stoves, nnd even orc,t
tile rcrnlcions effects oi un impure at-
mosphcrc. Tho first mlroxyssn Of crostD ca'l
be promptly relieved ~. VERY sinlllo RENE
,lles; fresl, mir anl q rnpid forwnrl-antl-lmclt-
urgent cases with tho application of a flesh
brush Tor piece Of iAllllel) 10 Tho neck nlhl
tho upper part OF the chest. TareEoEIc md
puppy-syrup stop tho cough BY, letl,arR1z!ng
charge Of the pl1eg,n I'LL its accumulation
nrotll,ccs n sncolitl and fur more dangerous
pnr0xysl,,. l'llesp secolI attacks ot Group
an!strat,o . pp e paliatvSs}|, a S}, re Re
cunyuiesc1ng. let HIN bewAru Ut stimulating
fond alul Oyerlleated r1nMs. DO not give
uperfent medicines; costIyellcsS. rs ntl hllGf.
effect Of rlcuritlc affections, Viii so9n yiqll
to fresh ntr mt n vegetable alot.-t>0ptttHr
ScieHcc Monthly.
sC1ENTIFIC NOTES.
Mr.. G. Drawn Go6de has been appointed,
by Prof. Baird, Curator Of tho National Mu-
suen,, Washington. ;.
Claude do Joutfroy fs to have statno
erected to his memory rs the inventor VI
stem vessels ab0ut list. n. de Lesse1ts. at
| lts lust sitting. brought before tho Acaltnlle -
dus Sciences i report IN favor vt JOnifroy'a
ciniu. 'rhts wns adoptpd, anl the french
tsUyurnuent ].ave Resolved To Erant at!p-
yettlon for .ercctng statue Il! FranG!le
| CuNti. 1t Should bo remembered tHat Da'
yid lsainssye patente.! in Englnlnl@ @ a! engine M
lilo. i'll J. '''0'''A" '
| The Government OF Creto has. In accord
ance wlt'.n resolution Of The GenelEl A.
sulnhiy. offered prize Of 90. 600 groscllen for
tho best history OF tl!o islatlu IN orl Moaefill
Johann l'll0tlaslts raklla. n ln9il Of h!K. cu!t
ure, oilers to udd Il, 000 grnschen. Tho sub
tect Of the composition consists OF IVY rnrts,
| the first OF which Is tic !llstnfy 'nl t!HtG
fronl tho eAsltest ttlles UP to tho ac1nisltl0ll
tcent, culltllry; tic secoatl il tic history OF
the island til,ler tile lnminoi! ot the Vene'
tials and tho Turks. The history must b,
based OIL Il thorougl! study Gt original a.l,
To 10 sent tn to the Governor between tho Isl
mid 18TH OF August, l5$a Tile lrtzc fnr tl!e
best work Ia u, ,0U gr0scholls Manuscripts
Tie lst tie 18th OF August, 1885, 'lhg sue;
cesstul work Is to recelye q prlzo OF 3o.oo0
| grnaCllan.
, 1881-10-01

It happonGtl On u railway trAin IL Nova Scotia
which wis xuIuY-well, it wasn't cxAutly . light.
mlllE uxprssy. The engineer wltAt!Gd "luNtl
Grukes.'f What H. tho trouble, ts'nd4ntHrs"
STOW en thestrack." pooIy responded tho cu'.-
wntIi .'down 6rukcs" was whlstted again.
'.What's tho trouble nowt gr!ed tho San'v paa'
senRef WOW On the track" HAs tho EaplJ.
"Gfeap heayensi'' said ,ha man, "haven't NJ
caught up with that coH YETI
, 1881-10-01
AR IT.
AMERICAN ART REVIEW,

AMEWICAN NIT REVIEW.
Tho September number Of this art period
ical will attract espeeia! attention by tho
subject OF Its frat article, Mr. John Durand
, 1881-10-01
UEtsAf4UIN E.'

GGEkAb1D ~
Ono mist be very fnuti Of nnupestic meas
,lres to appreciate and enjoy the hol,oto'lous
melody ur "Gcrnldine," ffhe Vfrgtlian
Quattrupctlnnle puttenl sonttl
atld tho familiar English
'rwns tho night pcforo Christmas,
ure differing samples IF the saillu easy. gal
l0nng style III which the Anonymous author
uf "tseraldflc" hns written hts novel III
verse. Tho stury IL not especially inlprcs-
sive, u,itl tic jtuEls 0f tho fur aiupcsts
rhynilng i1l continuous couplets bceonies
tedious. II Is in tho saule nletru as Lucille" !"
-wl.ieh, tl,ts writer clnl,us, was written nft-
ur "ticraldino" had been co,nposcd-but
ti,cro Is good dcal more Of #. Tlle region
described Is tho st. Lawrence, anti tho
1fsss sss 9sS;ss sfeSa + Tree ,s cid y s1n, a cie G
ire tie altgrIlntlg heroes nnl 1sahul lGe 'l'!t'
| Geraldine llupu tile hereines. ,,Wo are toltl
tint tile writer y ~ we1i.]s'lbwn American
poet." which Is decidedly yE.!e, !s there nr',
title. Love, passion, nlld retr!btlpil nre ti!t'
themes Of. the story. pr. hollands
y g. g[tsF nsr'{ S;tx as tiam ryt
ell. Tho following extract gives an idea Of
II the Hills Of the East havo charm to restore
pa!ny pence to tho troubled Of SOUL tho Wide
| Of the West aro as richly endowed. ile rcgains
Tho sweet quiet Of being who gaos ~ them faint
With long striving for victoFy' doubt nna COLL
I.ecoao rest md rejoicing: tto r!gors that Eosdcd
,m q @slt awa " M tho xta. e ,h i, ins1
Tho roii mud tho sweep Of thoir reaches are
As the ocean unboundel; tho ttltows Of land
float awy to a1rlxot,s tar 12 sHy
| AR htnr1t1 IN u fOR1
, 1881-10-01
LITERATURE.
The Amenities of Home-Life
as Practiced Among
Americans.
An Americanized Version OF
the English Law Of Part-
nership.
A New Form Of Nervous Disease
A Novel in Verse-Spec-
tacles,
Spain and the Spaniards-1deal-
ity in the Physical
Sciences.
NInrnzfres-I3oDEy Ieccefrc0-Lit-
ernry, Art, nnt Science
Notes.
LITERATURE.
AMENITIES or HOME.

fcrs tn tia ,,ccrssity fur rmut manners nj I
home. In urttcr to nake humc-jlfn truly at- |
trnctlyn. nnIl uoinis mt The met|lojs by
whIch ti,ey can hrst be c,ltiyatel u,nl ttpyei- |
t,ned. Tho difl!culttes in tho way ure chiefly
,luo to the ,ack of reverence oil lilo 1urt Of !
thn American youtl, far thuse In wI,t,,n they
ore to,,n,l t,y tlcs or affection nnti Of rolu-
If ti,n motiar by tho Nurse. "llo sees That
lar or orarx ] ,tre not o,eycd-that s,,o IL bower
Iess TO ehlotce theal' LIZ neuFs u'a il'ltso
spek s to sss " s o on, ro,o defiant "erf tees
% md strons ,sa elderly nurse m''sea M wl, &c tear
40 % O., wieh u w. , "aG ~ H.; ~ o,ora sw M
application. 4 mnthor 'aau submit To bo
tyrnauIzc,l oyor a,ul bul,lcu by II u,lrsc, but
II sio ,iocs It Iii is lar M own fault And It Is not
ol'oraetcrIstic o @ Is f Of Of American mothers 10 sub
init to insults from servants and to stand so
''paralyzc,l with fear" that they nre unable
to poInt 10 tl,a front door. 81 far rs tllat
spectacle IS Suppressed TO he OF such constant
recurrence as to insti1 irreverenco Into tho
minds Of American youth as national CHAR
acteristfc, the citation ls absurd. Tint our
children and youth are lacking IN reverence
say that child refuses to obey Its mother,
,,",, si,nn,a h"Y,, ond tlar"snro orows
why eio0'" "o' nAu .'.o' ol1to el, e'""s I'VE
up INTO dlsooetlienI 10y aha
lnat1, ls strniilnG i point, 10 say !ho !enst.
found iii tho following paragraph: "Notll-
ing is so raro ~ 70 sue = Young II flnaefi;es!s
GeMsteillantM III m,toaaGG npTn as y tnhteI1. nrs1;
mil fmnolite. iie eoGs t., iiur for money. il
lis father docs nut give 1t to him, but lie is
very Indifferent US to Ills manner OF asking
, 1881-10-01

L. No matter how severe your cough may be-
IT: tu4fs Cough byrup will cure 1t. % cents =
, 1881-10-01

scienco hu regards ny leaving thu nrub1em
Uf tho universe utterly sI's"'srsl. III.
.Irut,Is not unreasonable the "o,rl,lson uf
str William Thomson thnt in tho mIgnEng Of
Nature ther9 i 2 nractlcat lnss q energy
whIel, Is ,llssipated BY w@,rk. @ ti,o !!4nl re$nlt
Unt lto refuses to believe tint my human
soul viii nyer. ccas': Il, BE-. "'rin' spiritual
,i..str,tctIoI, ut nny soui would DO nj ire
larat,lu loss; nothing can be concetvrl ,noree
Utterly nj Variance with tho l'ar1nnry Of
crcntj01 1t Ia Ill a1,soltt" tmr,ss!hIltty:
aid nc may I,ni,l Il, mt lrreycrentty. 10 bu
lim!tatol oven e Alaiglty Y, Wi!l:" lly o,
sonG k!na o "l@s t3 70 seyssars s,i IL
;lii,l n,ini anl ~ !, protection 1T tho IIt,itc
;pir!t II l''s !setare e : @ "1tc"tiS't'{y" ts
tlio,nts which tend 10 strengthen, religious
faitj,. ii tiuy .lO sometimes transcend the
crects of tho Church. We commend tlles.
lectures to tl,nipl,lfnl rentcrs m Instructive
both in u scientific and re'fgiotts pnlnt Of
View, It, W. L.
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Edmuntls tlo Alntcis Is n charming writer.
Except that he does not visit struugo co,lll-
tries he might DO called Tic Marco Polo of
tho nineteenth century. He Is a traveller wlIo
SECS everything about hin on his travels, md
III narratlng the many little incidents oecnr-
ring III ILLS daily life Of sightseeing imparts
10 theln peculiar Interest by Ills easy, grace-
ful style. Ills descriptive passages aro po-
elic; Ills command OF 'ia,,K,agu marvellous.
Ills "Spa!n" IL II series Ut bright vFgnets Of
tile chlef cities Of the country, beginning
with Barcelona md Guiding with Valencia.
Ahong tho many supurb wootl-picsures III
the volume, tile description Of n buI1-1g1t-a
theme hot tMaw-Is thA most graphic md eHtGr-
tutillllg. Spain ID not Ill over-traveleH 1alltt,
yet It Ii ona whose history a.,O whose people
possess peculiar interest for tho tourist. Its
politics dro foArfully mixed. An Intelligent
SpanlayA. gave Do AMtcls tho naInus Of over
thirty different pRrties III the State! Travel
Is not always pleasant OF comfortable. 1ta
discn,nf0rts nra abylAtel and It's rough paths
snO0tleh down Tor Ws when We journey
with this. entertaining Wrftar, whl!o IN
points Ut interest aro neglected BY Ills OBJ
serving mind. Thoro nro lnany travellers,
but YDrY fuW WIN cnii no tell tho story d1
their wa1derlngs TINT the reader, III l,uaEina
tlolI, goes over the route with thoIn without
wenr'ness and only sorry Wheh the tour II
entled.
Published In New York by G. r. putnam't
Soma.
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MAGAZINES.
'rhe October number ri tho T70},,tlnr
!Soicucc Monthly, Among others. l.as articles
OIL the following topics: "Physlral E'tucA-
tlo,," by Felix l.. Oswald, II. b." Remedial
Education" (conttnucd); "Tle Practical
business of I.tfe-tnsurance," BY lleniore
Wellte; "llow tho Earth Is Wc1eies.' by
nr. Otto WaltcrllDfer till,sstratctD; "ric
Development Of Political Institutions by
1icrbcrt Spe1lcer-" X. The Militant Tyne
Of Suctety"; "rho Cultivation of Medical
Scie.ec," By Sir .tNlncs Pagct; "lncrchso
and Movement of tile C01ore'l Population"
by j, stulll l'attcrson-' IT,, Movement !;
~ Abo,t Co,,ncts," by Aaron N!rho|s Skinner
Uiiustrateti1; "Tliu CONNECTION, OF the
f}fo0glcul Sciences with Multcfne," by Prof.
Il. II. IluSlny; prnEress ~ the Ma,ltttacturo
f,I e S9s A. ;yIes * Ilss!"Et'M # Il J. fes,: ccys
"CatlIc-I, Raising In South America" by il.
C0uty.
I'llb October 1t'ide lliuiEc is nntnb!H for
| tic Inauguration OF 4 Reading Unoii for tic
young fUlks. giving IL reading course for tic
n ,r St sx'ot M IT, taxes 'asazIs XVI e liz;
ope1is ] wi;ii Nh article "I'wo i,cars,' by
4A,uanta II. llarris, giving. BY t!:c way. sn1ne
tefeTi'as ka1 Tss IS fows II t s,stf Il @ M
", Chanlpney's stories -selni.historfcat, Of
course, entitled IA Foreign. Etnbassy,'
Edward Everett 1lalc. tn Ills Tenth Talk:
cIls ss pT ca Il piSy pSt ustras sMslsf sn :oIcs. @
eraphic story Of streut Ilfo III ANCIENT Egypt.
"Isaac Leni,non,,'' by ,Janes Clement AIN.
tlrainatic acconnt OF tho bnyllnod Ut Abrs-
liam Lincoln, tho incit!entS gathered frosll
conversations with o!d neIghhors of tllo
p!uekX lad: Part II. o. OF "king mhilllr,s nlI,
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SuftpntnR Of tho braiu prevented md nervous"
u9Ys oufal BY ultpX bToNu's lron nlttests