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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-09

nIcAaU August S.-rhS DrOysrp' Jonrn-l
rep irlS:
Hogs-Kscelpls Is OCO mead. shipments 800
head. Market steady common To fair mixed
packing s. 01a0 40i good TO choice 81 N0I
heavy shipping 50 t0AB IS; light 10 2Oa8 70;
culls aud SkipI "A 75aB W.
Cattle Receipta 1000 head: shipments
1000 head. Demand better and firm exports
IS 4OaS 80, OmiuOn In fair 81 SOFAS 20; butch.
ers' steady at 81 coat OO; range Cattle active,
common to fair 50 t0a3 10; good to cliOiCe
- 2Oa3 IS: s~toCSers and feeders, - OOai 90
Sheep - Receipts 5000 head shipments
5000 head. Market active, titmer and scarce ;
tnOr quality common ~ medium So 25ai %.
good to chlicC "a 2Oa4 80.
The DfJvets' Journal London, Liverpool
and Ola glw specials quote cattle better
Americans l4IfS; CanAd ans IDS. Sheep dull
at l4s.
PHILADELPHIA. August s.-FluuF 1tnef,
Minnesota extras - S7haB 10, Ohio Cood
10 20; Ohio new process so GOAT 90; Minnesota
patent process kfODa7 80; winter pat ms 10 rs
az 60, ohio high grade 1870 Rye a tOaI 10,
Wheat excited atld higher No. cred plev. Tor
81 7DX: rejected IN. grain depot 81 20; No.
rel August bi.ONa1 sos September 81 3Ojfa
] 81 Oc'ebPr 81 SlNai sax. Corn In t.ir a..
mand; westAt mixed track and pfain dppOt
BOa6oIGC steamer do 55ab7c; No. 3, 6Sa5jc sail
mi1ed August 8OlSa80Nc; September Gixa
OF DC; oct iher O33ka83sSc. Oats In fair ie.
mahd NJ 2 white 4!HaiSc: No 8, AiaI2c
mi1ed S9HC Provisions fair and unchanged.
Butter In good demand aud ftm or amefy
extra 24a28ci do to choice 2ia2ac; New York
and Bradford Co Pa extra 22N2Sc; do trsts
l0a2lc. dairy extra i9A2ic; do good TO choice
lta'sc Eggs steady at i6Ai6c. Cheese qnlet,
but steady creamery 0Xc, Petroleum dull
al i71<c. WhAky dull at 81 III.
BALTIMORE, August s.-Flout very firm with
An upward tendency, Wheat, western hlsbeI
aud active; No. 3 winter red, spot and
August 81 SO2ai BOX; septem her ti 32{
October II OI1SGl t4X; November u O6L.
corn, western higher and firm, but Inactive
mixed spit and Autnst 6)haG. 40 keptem
her B2c bid October 6iXc; November 66Xo;
steamer Coo. OAls, lower and more active
western white I0aIic; new mixed S7A3sc
new Pennsylvania Acc. Rye nominal at 76l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-09

ALLOW q cold 10 advance in your system and
Pneumonia, HensrrhAges and Lung troubles
When An immediate rel II can he 30 readily al.
tained2 BOScHEE's GERMAN SHRur hRs gained
The largest aale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the saverest Lung l9iSeaBes.
II 10 Dr.. BoVohee'a famous German presorir
ton, and IA prepared with the greatest car
and no fear needle entertained IN administG.
ing II 10 the youngest child, a. per directions
Tbs sale cl this medicine 10 Unprecedented.
Rince 6rBt Introduced there has been 4 con.
slant increasing demand and without a single
report Of a failure 10 do liz work in any Cnee.
Ash ycur Druggist A. To the truth Of theme re.
MARKS. Large SiEss = nEntt rrv IL and no
o nstursf NvEtls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-09
rlN.NCIAL avn conugxr.A...


New YORK, Augu't s. MoSEY-MArks
easy at 2HAs per cent Prime mercantile
paper SalH per cent Sterling E1chaRse bank
en- bills dull at 81 seq: demand n san.
G~ovERSNEST BoHps-Quiet aud generally
steady,
U, 8, sS s1teudsd--lC2XIu U. 3, EXTENDED, ,....l 0?l
lRl, OupOnl.,....,.. lllk Is, eoup0ni'"e,- ,.,,,~il 49,
Pacific g. Of 9b,r..."tlSo
RAILROAD BoNDs-In light request
STATE SECURITIES Moderately active.
louisiana COnSOlL,, ssHlyiRIn!a ss-~,,r,,.- IS
MiN ,ari '""'''''"~iH NirSinia Loas,s, X so,
Tennessee 6I.,,,....,. kIVlrHlnia deienel..... ID
TonnIasee 6S,nOW ....1d
SroCEs-Ths market was extremely dull
throughout the day and very ~uuiGvOrably
affected by the news regarding tue Presidents
condition, The general feeling from the
opening TO the close was toward lower figures
and the final sales were ut u decline, as com.
pared with those OF Saturday, Of Ha4 pei
cent, the latter Toledo, Delaware & Burling,
ton. Louisville & Nashville, Hannibal Il St
Joe preferred, New Jersey Central, Central
Pacific and Lake Shore wers also prominent
in the downward movement, Nashville 4
Chattanooga rose about 2 per cent In the early
dealings but closed Ut q reaction OF u per
cent
The Commercial Bulletin says: 1t was q
dull day In Wall street markets, although the
extreme heat had passed away There was nc
trustworthy notice from Saratoga about the
trunk line affairs, although the orders from
there to sell stock were more than TO buy.
With one or two exceptions the leading
stocks clos d lower than on SATURDAY, tht SO
which showed the most weakness having been
trunk, cO4l and southwts stern shares, and
Western Union Telegraph and Metropolitan
Elevated, Missouri Pacific wasexceptionally
strong and in the afternoon was quoted
''ex.priyilege" OF subscribing to the Construo.
ton stock Of the company which has a con.
tract for extending the Iron Mountain Rail
road in Arkansas This privilege was esti.
mated In the market as being worth ~
per cent. The o her stock Was Chattanooga,
which advanced ! per cent during the day on
the expectation OF an Arrangement by which
The s~tOckhulder had to receive q psr cent for
All anpuSl dividend. Rochester &.PitsbuFgh
stock quoted "ex.privilege," being valued at
Nc per rent.
M I'M nnn.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-09
ANeincInIdaun MAletl

Nj. Robert Fryer, Of New York, has
devited a veloCipede steamer Of which The
hull Ia to be out Of water. The vesseI
floats in three hollow sphetes Of sheet,
steel, one forward and two sslsfn, and all
provided with 4 Inges to grip the water NJ
they are Fevolved Tie upper works oil
the chip are 10 depend upon the spheres
that do tho pfopellibg, and will be made
2l0 feet long by 1870 feet deep has beer
DESIGNED, Of which the spheres OF paddlel
are 60 iest In diameter. Iteal speed Il
expelled To be made.
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AN ERuFTloN or EIOlFxEA1s' srANDlNa,


When your friend or neiglbOr is Iaborlng
under bodily attliCtion, indigestion, bllious !.
ness, constipation, caused by impure blood, or
disorders OF the kidneys or liver, don 1 fail 10
recommend BurdOOk Blood Bitters, ASSURE and
safe remedy. Price 81 90, trial size 10 cents,
Bold by laughlin Bros, 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-09

O%ARBUECLEs, FelonS, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc.
positively cured without the aid OF a knife
or poultICe, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Sslve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelss, Soft and liberated
Oorns, Ohillblhiue, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For sale by Logan 4 90. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-09

Ma J. MARSH, Ba b Of Toronto, Ont. writes
"liilionsn ssaud dyspepsia teem to have grown
up with me; having been u sufferer for years
have ttl' d many remldies. but with no last
ing result until | used your DuRDoCK Boot
BIrfE4s They have been truly II blessing Il
me, and ! cannot speak too highly Of Them
Price " w, trial siZe i0cents.
Sold By LAughlih bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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rhs BlGsest Hon 1orN. In ,ne sou,n

Ih6 BIRSeAt leon worms ~ the hOntI.
From the ulUhmond State.
The iron and steel works now being
erected at Goshen, Rockbtidge county,
Va, on the Chesapeake 4 Ohio road, will
be the largest In the South, II not In the
United States. The company, which is
composed altogether Of English capitalists,
is styled the Iron and Steel Works Also.
citation Of Virginia" Mr.. W. N. Page, OF
Virginia, Ia the superintendent Of con.
strnrtion. The company has a capital
stock Of several million OF dollars. Two
furnaces, with capacity for a hundred tons
q day, will be built, and also a large roll.
Z mill and steel works. The Low Moor
works III Allegheny county, with Northern
and Western capital, are the most extern.
sive now in operation In Virginia, but
this English company will be away ahead
Of all Of them The works Srs located
about half a mile from the railroad track
The Ure mines OF the company extend
back about seven milea, and a narrow
gauge road Is being built to bring In the
ore. In lesa than two years Virginia will
TEEN with iron furnsCes. ItiR fast beCom
ing known az one oil the iron States.
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Q. Bortle, Manchester, N. Y, wal troubled
with asthma for eleven years. Had been
OBJ iged 10 tit up somslimes ten or twelve
nights In succession. Found Immediate relief
nom TRANS ECLEcTRlc Oh, and Is o ell.
tirely cured.
For sale by LAughlin BROS & Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling. W. Va,
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If have used your Spring Blts'om for hys:
peysia, headache. and constipation, and mad
II las done me a great deal VI good. shall
Recommend IL to my friends
iHkSRY BEATOLLrti.
"May 9Th. 98 Main st., Buffalo.
Price 81 cents ttial bottles 10 cents.
SJld BY Laughlin Bros., & Co, Wholesale
Druggist Wheeling.
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Is one OF tha most annoying diseases
In tho world, and yet ali can find sure
relief by the use OF Dr.. SwAYEE's OIHr.
MshT. II has been tested In thousands
OF instances and invariably makes
sure cure. The symptoms are muiS.
ture, like Preparations, intense itch.
Ing. increased by scratching, very dis
p t~reSsing, particularly at night, as II
pin worms were crawling In and about
the reCtum; the private parts are
sometimes effected. Reader, lfyluare
suffering from this distressing com.
plant, or letter, itch. scald head,
ringwOrm, BARRIERS Itch, any crusty'
scaly skin erupti ms, Use Dr. Swaynehs
Ointment and be cured.
l.. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. H. writes: "FC
thirty years have been greatly trouble
with Itching Piles; have consulted MAJ
remedies, which proved to me no remedies
until obtained DR.. swayne's Ointmer
Thomas drug store In Brattleboro, VI
which cured ME completely. swayne
Ointment q sold by all druggists. rrHs4w
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"sALroKorr SkUpsctRoFAKY," said the
Gear to the captain Of the guard, "hsvo
the guards been doubled al the palace
yatel' "They have, my %liese," responded
s. s., land the man with the telescope
sweeps the horizon, so that not even II
solitary horIeman can approach the i'm.
petial dwelling" "And the lightning rod
mann" "He sleeps beneath the Neva, so
please your Majesty" 1.-THE nAn for sub.
sctip!ions 10 the lie Of Sergeant Bates2'
"He Bpeedeth TO Siberia on a special
train" "And the ladder and tree protector
men2" "Ask for the vipers IN The palace
dungeons" 1.-THE IN IN who continues at
this late day to say, "Nhat, nevet7 p
"thy imperial headpman weats his watch
chain" "'Tis we'll. Telegraph 10 Europe
that another conspiracy has been bRllsd,
keep The gumdrop and Corn.ball boys,
Win spread sedition IN hstailroad trains,
nndsrlhy vigllAnt eye, and may 81 Isaac
Of Kownow bless thee" And The Gar,
putting on his Cast iron night shirt, 10,
tired 10 his ptinceIy cJuCh.-B Boston Tran
SrriM
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THIS 10 no apology for whisky drink
ing; Tile a medicine that cannot be II, ed 10
inti &icale; II produces 4 tonic effect, az
we'll nS aCts as a CathattiC, In fact Sim.
mona Liver Regulator is pronounced an
uneGCeptionable medicine,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-09

Rats, mice, Nnis, flee, vermin, mos quitoes,
%insecte, &c, cleared out by Trough on
Rats" loo. boxes at Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-09
"skin Dtseasssn Cured By DF. SWayns's
OinlmanI.

What is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer Il
single hour when thtJ have q sure cure in
"swayne's Ointment is past Our oomPreheu'
sion. The worst casa Of letter, Itch, Salt
Rheum, or that annoying complaint Itching
Piles, yield to its wonderful all healing quali'
ties Ptmples on the Face and BlotChes on
the Skin are removed by using this healing
Ointment. Perfectly sac and harmless, even
on the most tender infant,
AN ERuFTIoN or EIGHFYEAEs' STANDING.
l was troubled with IN eruption for eight
yeaH, itching intolerably at tines tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the use OF "SWayne's RIi.healing
Ointment" AM entirely cured.
JOSEPH II. LAMBERT.
Phila.
swayne's Ointment, the only etIectual cure
Tor letter, all ~Gutanelps affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
sWayne's Ointment IL sold by all druggists.
TTlRGN.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

IIlPLEWOOD INSTITUTE FOR
vi Uurttnss and gentlemen, IS miles west Of
hlIl,bai, loalrl % The Phlla a BN.t0 central
kR tOlnB Of 'tudy, EnRllah, eCl.nllhe and
T,Iui students pru AIRED Tor u. 4. Naval and
Mum Gnlmia and the best American colleges.
L%lAbfliA thtnIel daI ATtmBHt Reading taught
IusntIns Ocatiorii. penmanShiP BIZ \ pro-
tnf, nuUfG The beau ties Of the ART. A hOme'
m l,nHnt1l Tor little bOTs, Fourteen instructors
JO,EPa sIORILlOGE lYals College, A. NJ, Phn'
tpll C0nOdhlp, Del, Co.. Pa, nus
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

,.,D,t (, ,baniliul town In Southern Ohio, at
Wla,g n rbe Mu,kiugum klVsr. In successful
Wls"Ti a, Ury.rJ ,tir. Two cOurEA " Study
FgH s. a ioaF rIs zach, identical except ~ To
HWY ,t,o,C, moderate. About 20 OO0 V0lumta
~ y, l,,,ri A recent b,QuGst hiss increased The
sVg1 y IN, ,cholarslips The Preparatory De-
l- g,,I Al, students ior each oil the COil'gecOur'eL
t,,S Nih, september Sth. Marietta, ., 1881.
Ih"- L ~. ANDRE as, PEtaIdent
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FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPOpHOSPHITES


the inventor will refer to the medical gentlemen
whose letter. are arc attached hereto
Extract from 4 letter..
LYSA, Mas, March !, 1871,
MearL FELLOWa 1 Co., 81 John, n. Y,
GENTa; | have p'tScribed your syrup tFellOWS'
HypOphOIphit'sl, Ia my practice, for some hundFedI
Of patients, where It's use WAi indicated, with quite
j. A.. MCARTHuR, N. D.,
" B0uth Common st.
ELsRlDGE SIMPSON, NJ. D., Of Hudson, N, Y,
WIluAi
~ have used the Syrup Of HyPophoJphItOs made
by Mr.. Fellows, In canes Of Consumption, and other
Lung and throat diseases, with the most gratifying
results"
EDWIN CLAY, NJ. D., Of PuEwaGh, N. s., writes:
know Of no better medicine Tor persons suffering
from exhaustion Of the pONSIs Of the brain aud nOry.
Gus sy1tem. from LONG continued study, or the cough
following Typhoid Fever, &c &c"
Gu HANDLER CRANE, Of HNliiaG, N. g., writes;
~ have uaed II freely In my practice, both 10 dis
eaSsa Of the Cheat, ~ Consumption and Bronchitis,
DC, AID In i~ntaptlls dlaoas'l Of the print via, or
Stomach a d Bowels, With eminent HuctesS,
Au9Tus4W
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The Subject well AnRly Eed-kOmO OF Its
Inconvenience aud IneOpgFuitIes-A
society 10 Reform the Present Fash
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TRANSPORTATION

SlSt, 1851,
L!ainl lave Pan Handle Dspet, foot Of Eleventh
follows: N'l~s
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Where is the Jeanette i?

10 answer that question two vessels are
now on their way to the Arctic seas upon the
Pacific and one upon the Atlantic. The Cor
win and the Rodgers will follow the track of
the Jeanr ette through Behring's strait, and
will search the seas In the vicinity of Wrang-
ell Land, where Captain De Long is believed
to have passed the first winter after his de-
parture from San Francisco, two years ago
the Sth Of next month. If traces of the ax-
plorers are found in Wrangell Land, the
search party will be able to conjecture with
.tolerable accuracy the course the Jeanette
must have taken during the summer of 1880.
1t is probable that she is in distress in the vi
cinity OF the New Siberian Islands, or that
she is attempting passage along the east coast
OF Greenland to the Atlantic. If she is pur.
suing the latter course, Commander Wad-
leigh, of the Alliance, who is to search the
seas between Spitzbergen and Greenland,
should be able tomeet and relieve her. If
she has been disabled, the surviving mem-
bers Of her crew will probably be discovered
by one OF the search vessels. Our esteemed
contemporary, the Tribune, is of the opinion
that "the Jeanette is likely to appear in
waters where she was last seen-between
Herald Island and Wrangell Land" We in
cline to think that after she was last 3een by
Captain Barnes, of the Sea Breeze, Septem-
ber 3, 1879, she proceeded to Wrangell Land,
where Captain DE Long devoted the winter
to explorations, and that the following sea-
son she made her way toward the Atlantic,
where we may hope the Alliance will find
her.-New York Mail.
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Life in Other Worlds.

Two Interesting problems which have long
perplexed the scientific world appear to have
been at last definitely solved by the eminent
geologist, DR.. Hahn. These questions are,
first, whether or not celestial bodies, other
than the earth, belonging to our solar system,
are inhabited by animate beings; and, Sec
ondly, whether the meteoric stones from time
to time cast upon the surface OF this globe
emanate from incandescent comets or from
volcanic planets. That they at no time
formed part of the earth Itself has been
conclusively demonstrated. DR.. Hahn has
recently completed a series of investigations
upon some of the huge meteoric stones that
fell from lhe skies in Hungary during the
summer of 1876. Thin lamine of these mys
terious bodies, subjected TO examination un
der 4 powerful microscope, have been found
plain, simple style Of young belle present,
whose toilet they greatly admired. The dress
was certainly very beautiful, as was the
young lady-which had a great deel to do
with the effect of the dress, which deserves
description. The underskirt was of plain
white Surah, covered with tiny ruilies of the
same goods. The overdress was of nuns
yelling OF an exquisitely fine texture, adorned
with frills and cascades Of cream white lace.
and caught up with clusters of whit" snow
drops covered with crystals. Upon her head
Of golden hair was delicate wreath of snow
drops glittering with white jets. She wore
not jewel, but carried in her hand large
antique fan of white feathers.
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LOrillard and keene.
l"Gath' in Cincinnati Enquirer

l''Gath IN Cincinnati Enquirer
| asked for an estimate of the respective
quality of Pierre Lorillard and James Keene.
"They ale very different men," said my
friend; "keene is a prig, one of the Goldfish
arlstocracy. He assumes GOODNESS and indf-
ference when his horses win, does not know
chabout the turf, carries an umbrella on
the race course, puts his hands behind his
back. and looks above the circumstances of
winning. He likes consideration and that
took him OH the turf, but 1t is to be said in
his favor that he pays literally for his horses.
His horse Foxhall, which won the French
horse than lroquois. The latter had
British sire and the sire of his dam
was also pretty closely English,
while on both sides Foxhall partakes
more Of our country. Loril!ard is highly
nervous, enthusiastic man, with a 81 cere am
bition to distinguish the country on the for
eign turf. His brother, George Lorillard,
who is an invalid, cares nothing about racing
in England, and wants to Sc his horses run in
his own country. Ever since Parole made a
success in England, Pierre Lorllard has had
burning thirst to win the Derby, and to win
it again. He is a generous man, and pays
close attention to his tobacco factory as form
erly. He will probably have his yacht about
noon to sail him over to Jersey City, where
the factory is. His consideration for his men
who have been long in the service. has given
him remarkable relief from some of the drudg-
cry of business. He has one OF the best man
ntactnring forces in the country, treating
them well and even generously, seeing that
nobody is married without present, etc.
They hang to his interests and give him time
for a little SPORT
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To Break Up Sitting Hens.

Do not drench them in water, nor PIT them
in barrel with am inch or two of water in
the bottom, nor tie them up by one leg 10 u
tree, nor any Of those cruel practices, which
our fathers in their ignorance used, to quench
the natural instinct. But take them fro ii
the nest, put them in large coop in the open
air, under a shade tree, If the weather is
warm, and feed them largely with everything,
including baked bones, that you give to your
laying hens.
In many cases the fowl commences to sit
when she is in good condition to keep on
laying eggs, if we can but get the notion out
of her head that she must he cucking moth
er. She needs perhaps the material for egg
shells, which may be easily supplied. Furth-
ermore, she should not be put in small
coop, where she will sit down and not obtain
exercise; better put her III a pen having no
floor, but loose earth, where she may scratch
for living. Activity will tend to forgettul-
ness of the sitting fever or desire to sit.
1t is we'll TO provide also for social activity,
and TO this end cock may be introduced to
The pen where sitting hens are kept. He will
talk in his own language, scratch with the
would be sitters, and soon eggs will be found,
when you may be sure that the time has come
for more freedom.
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The Novel Of To-Day.

The novel has become, like the daily news
paper, record of the most recent facts i'll
human history. Whatever may be the latest
mode in theology, philosophy or art, one will
be sure to find it reproduced in fiction. The
novel, indeed, like the newspaper almost an
ticipates facts, and eagerly gives as solutions
of social and spiritual problems before the
new philosophy or new religion has entirely
satisfied itself with formula or creed. So
susceptible is the novelist to the very breath
of time. What is whispered in the salon is
proclaimed on the house-top, and human So
ciety is rearranged, often with singular power
and beauty, before men aud women have
quite readusted themselves TO the new con-
ditions of life. Would you know the latest
results of modern philosophy as applied to
the conduct OF life, look for them not in lee
lure, essay, sermon, or treaties, but in the
novel. The novelist makes haste to set down
what people are talking about before the peo-
pie who talk have reached the end of their
atlantic Monthly.