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WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.

- g." y
Ihe ll!e a. WlllIaht Wordsworth. tho cele-
prhtea h"Ei'sh l'oot-'aufeato anu ING great
est or tlic !,aSe poets, nreparo! ny z. W. II.
ayers, = tio atest audltioh 10 tho "Eagii'''
.Ae'l VI l1o4tels heties' lug taels ato !aNell
from tho printed "Mo'1''r'" bY tlo n!shop
or Lincoln, with tho addition OF details
from hitherto Unpublished letters md
oral traditions from friends. MIR.
Myors l'as dly!de1 his work Into
Two parts, giving q sNcclnot biography
OF tho llan Ms well rs critical estimate Of
tho p1et. Although Mr. Myers IL evidently
n wur,1 n,lmfrer of the author of "The
Exoureion ,, In l,os ,ovortl,olnva ,,,.c,,orva,l
~ t.''a ,t '.',,, IT,.
us Mst ~ a sx.''
from n popular point Of view, und tho aim OK
- .a '"1 r ,.'o tsc 'ss w." ~.
~ ~ o"e" ''4et', ,l w e"'ot o'u'H ~
WoHlsworth'a lite are clearly set f0rtsl, AMI
Mr.. Myers Inns apparently appreciated the
son1 ieSpeets, u " tilo oest o'os,np"Y ~.
pnollslea. ~ pr4hRs US nc'ter ~ l!le RTent
pout, Md helps MS to better understand his
work. "The great fact OF Wnrtl3wurtEl's
lits ls Its felicity" says Mr. Myers. and
NV see1ct ~ wv ooas'.y ~ i'aal !,
character When 80 constantly nssa1Icd anu
attacked "lny tt q ltfo which most men
wuult[ have found n,lstcro anl blark Indeed !:
a M, ~ nnvortv un,I rnt1ro,nnut nj fonr M.
',. "ao =. s ti'at ~. 'H .d,t., IT,
5WIe''t lhltA1e! ali1 asotoI tl!at cA1uu tatu'!y
nI the CLOSE; 1t ,sas 4 lnppincss totlrisltctf
on no sncrIice Of other nus on no cager mp
,,r,nr;at1on ~ Tho rnoJa ~ n,rth hnt snrin,,.
@ fr"". s,,,.,,a 1 80" n',a t.I, s.rI, a,s,,
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1u1os vornn,v nrol;I,,, ;,r,st,,oti,,,, b,s ,r,-
,,,oo,I ,,,n,tor ~ tta ',e,,Ita,' ',,,,a,aa III,
h"ro,,a th;s t,.o an ,'oit,,or ox,,inri,,, ~ ~
,n,u,or.a ~ a,,i,,na.,,,. "nuinnt;a, h,,,. t''o
,',,taas w., ..a,.,''',,, ~, H. ,,1."e %
,ario,s -, ri,nr ,n att1 y u" ~ 1T t,,' '
~, ,,'. -. T., ~, =. 1,a, :" ~, e, u"y
,,t,o, - to s,,,,,,,,. ~ pa.t W. ~ nm, !,
s,",,n un,'.,"" - ""h, +,,.,, tts ,Jass "s
.,.s''..,. .''' ~ ~ a., 'sa..' 1.p..a
,'ons" ,,. .''o 'es'ot n"u"s s - uno 4Ha'"I
l.h'p'Ect 8'a tlio 4ieil!0l', IL IS almost
Unnecessary to say, IL tho famous Mana
Sahib whom Mr., Verne brings to life aga(n
cl,iof chnra"i"r os % liz ' s,or~ % 1nci'Ientaiiv @ M
ens'' ~, s,al"t.sa " n's @ s'ots. i"clush1a''y
tho author trcats OF tllo events connected
with tic Sopoy Rebellion and tho massacre
Mt Cuwuporc, rrhcarsIue tho tetu{ls pf TINT
time when The DrltIs, rt,lc III ills pmrt Of tl,o
WorIa 10 hear'y recetfet! us teath.olo"'
Ono Ut tho Incidents In tho work is The Mt
te,upt made by Col, Atunru-nH EnEsjs|,
otlIcer. Whose yo,lnu wife las been murdered
w.. V",,, .aist;, f,,,.;, i,J. s,,,,, ,,.,,. ~
nth % !" Sna so whyeS s soe, o, vow 81
they should meet. Although the first part
nj ihe work anparcntly Witnesses thu death
IT NINA so,,tI,' lin nntLnr has t,dicatr.I n
,vov hv whici, ,ho soconJ ,,rt 10 com ho ,"n,,s,
,norr Interesting By hts appuront restoration
10 life. lie Ias tnkcn 1tains to stAto that
Ina Mann SahIb hnH hrotl,er win "r.,.
sa,.,,a, lin rl,,sinni,. n,h m,o,,, m .t,,, In
se,nuiea ''sn pn5sss".!s' na ''l'ans ., eas.'s w
l''lstaheh lof Gtf''.' 80 thefe IS sun achahce
murderer Of women and children ard tho
n,,rrscn.uttyo nj lsnptnn,l,. military Ynrces.
'onaeeohs".4'e y. ist't a W.. .u,.ss'
IneFe u l4ot M"oh "l u pot 10 any OF tuese
, 1881-02-12
d Wholesale t.onv,r.1..,

q Turin "'se.atnta aitsstnotr tEurI,,.
EaaAbltanta RI ~ etnotllcnt writes ia ia TINT thn
soas assss,!a ays4 - = y!!lagu taas aeixsr:
a: H., The ArebLish,s 20 h h!nl.so to the Prutcstunt
sosea Tic ehascn aSu!nss tas PFtlse eiIe
.iersu pres!!t nsa!!t.settnx u sO00 Ths villagers
sSSn ss, e esaisnsI1csa, nunerously ssaoI po-
i u t. r. e Dos.oia nd a.aa,,n arl ,ho In
f'sslace EpluhsEnnvthe lEh'En they haya conunnsd to do do
, 1881-02-12

active service to destroy his scholarly tastes
or to impair Ills lfteraTy skill. Once before
he " "wnoeh md won " the Muses. In n littlt.
volume entitled "A Vision nt Fairy Land
and Other l'oei1s," Which met with n cordial
reception from buil, press and public, md now
nRain lle Is s,,ltor for popular fnvor wfsl!hls
"l'ocms Of AiAny Years and Many I'iaces."
The sea hns oflen Inspired poets aiid crcatctt
poetry. Perhaps the "sca" and "woina,,"
have hren oflener chosen for subjects Of
poetic composition than any ot1lcrs. and per-
haps for tho same rcas0n, that they arc ever.
com,nai.lcr Gibson las made good ,'se Of
his leisure, and though sailors nre not often
poets. liu IS ore Of tho few ghod verse-Wrlters
gifted with ori9innitty, yigor,, md 4 hroa.l
'i,. ;shiis i.oie erIile Mi ;kaif % a''th"r /" rink
with the great masters of snng, nny Of them
wo,,.t ln credit tn any writer. IFS sessr Is
t'aSyatui MS i!nso tl!oMr.tful !'r! cultured.
tc,npenlnent. The first poem Is to " FcrsepE,-
me-" Take the last stnilzn:
Thert's divinity, which svc call 1'enilty,
Touches Us darklinG' wien tho Wild weed
When In tho worm 's winged tho butterfly:
Hut hall. persephonci hait Spirit Of sprlngtimet
a." AZ asoss &c tefssss p2su 81 s imssta,yyy assty symbols
IL "Cnstellamure" there Is 4 picture OF
Regina, the CHrsHir's bride:
IA i!otnan scnrf nvcr her shoulders thrown.
Andifxht'y pinned in ero.syIsa on er breast
With barc. brown fcct, and freol limbs llsha nnl
Llkc II yo,,ng panthor bounding In the hail"
She was rnrely decked In precious gems:
"Snpphre and ruby. emerald. amethyst,
lt'ul're'l carbnnclc. Kol1-Greer chrysnprasc
The approach Of danger Or or death Gctrhys,
We're alternate With dtAnnn1s-nnh tho ssa
, 1881-02-12

The plot OF the "Lost Casket," which Is n
translation by s. Lee from tho French novel
of +. De No!sgobey. entitled "La Main
CongrGc," Il thus BllinmnrLzod: 1t !s q
l'arlslnn story elayerly u,adv np Of tanRlad
thrcuds ot NEhilist intrlgucs nnd amateur
detective work. a bunker ltas received n
box Of Important papers FROM u Russian
officer ut the Seeret Service, and pncea thsl,l
Il, II snfa with VI sprlng-trap ingonously ut
tne!lul To tho toek., Qua nl0En!ng Il woinnll'a
l.As,u WIS found III tho trap. Its owner l,ah
snngflt u open thu lock, Ind berM caught,
u,Ml i1ur incomplete hal irecd her by nm.
was successfully opened MIL the .papers
slnie.,. 4 llup!Lew Of tho banker l,ustles
thu matter ,ll'. intending to ferret out the
thlef withuut thu assistance Ut Tie, unlce,
ulltI ille Russian secretly H1ts to work III Lha
sans direction. Neither Ut them IL awAro Ut
tho otllaf's sclIeule, nsd they work, ut
crt,ss purposes, 'the story IL exciting,
Us we'll Us interesting, and tho volume h ,slu
uf til, best li the TRANSATLANTIC Series. Fhnso
WHO rcatI 1t nre mt likely 10 fuGl my oxceSs-
iyu 1--we for tho Nlhilsts md tlelr Rletl1uttS,
ait!lullsh how far this work l. IL be cnnsltl.
cred cHrrtet HXp31lnht OF tholr plnll5 nnu
organization IL sul,,tWtlut doubtful.
, 1881-02-12

at""e''" ~ wv t'a'o ""~ s'"o'. ~
tloi,, nttl who ls yet not a'iEtciehsly she"
trrnttscs, Inns seemed tn rs des'slerat'''n.
'rlIs work meets tn,s want, Mt ienst III n
mcns,,rr and In som,, resprcts exceed, what
..,''," .1i a"s a. u, ,.'.at.Ir """ too,, .xnoc,o
There arc few bnoks that come from Engfsll
or American publishers tint are more prn-
fuseIy and eInl,oratcty Illustrated, Or which
cnnto,n In n ,rnrn rco,lIJy rnn,,,rei,r,,siye
form t!le results OF recent researches, t1a,i
this, However 1t may aeem 70 tIie more au'
yanceu students, tic rcntlcr Of only fnOtletatG
mid general ncnulrc,ncuts II, tic field Ut
physical se,etca viii b. thankful to Tie
ha''or ior spaf'i's nm 10 s"1no extent u1c
elaborate mathematical formulas, etc., tsiat
sometimes I'LL tagcs III other memoirs on t1ia
s'ne and allsl i,. sl'lssta, Hw t"tn t3f'd'!'s t
m."."a,'pn ..".s ~ "sIe"o'o., asa T.. ,, -
Rel,efa' instruction may appear IN tnts
RESPECT. may be seen by referring 10 tho
Article On : electricity by 5of chryssa' n e
.,.a W. s",' v. '.,s ..ss ., oa. ,,a,.
i'g,,' Ill., u'"s api'Gasea a"'ls nv 'S. ,s".
Ihr subject Is one Ut general interest; we
Introduce electricity, 80 to speak, Int" o'tr
,,I,vsirI.n. ami iftum,,untor mr., rct wo i:no,v
l,ss', ~" n'u''nh.ol' ".!1 - t., ~ "n""
1"o,nthR .i lts teal natnfe' nnu, H'aeeo' on!y
IL Illle III HOW IL DchIfe3. 1ntle ~ ~ tlc
IL ,norc a",lyc % ~ mi ~ n" ~ % "nst i,It,lmmt iIs.
cours,.s ind ufncticai applicat,olls oi scien.
tslu results tut have lee,l made In any dirre-
tin. during lie Just few years, iiaye bern
fravn"n,nrv @ n,"i w'rfrrsiv c'',,s.cntir'. 1
tr"ntsI, NJ, liz smt,ert rSt. ti,.rrft.rs hnrtjy
be eynnctcd in thrsn vniui,les ar ma lint
oiY.rs. Indeed. n,y u,,urlrat,cs III cuuiuIc,e-
ness. In fuel, tiicse two Volumes cUnyny,
tnriiaI;v nj iI.ust' i'm imnrpssifi1i IF srri.s
Of detached mlrinpirs tl,ut Iavc only zen.
s snsi oer and tIs IMje ITjress,om S Is % bisituued
loes ot iii n III" Tns o. witi, IN ti,s listoricni
tlnfntig Tint riv,. nj, n,,,,nrc,,ts and nj ipost
cGrololoHIcaj' unity to sttnie other works 0f
Tic kinl. liz ineiltlon ills because nf Tic
impression matl. nl, our own miItni frnin
fert III Itsr]f, l)n,. c.,t,,f hardly LUX for
nrrfcct joulcul snG,,c,icn in Mi respects in
Il wnrk nii n subject o,,r knnwi-
| t.ttru If wh,c1, Ia NJ vet 81 f,n,,srferf.
@ NniwitIstnip - our ,is ,nnerfect ' nts.lta ,,
tell nppiicattuns Of tbts agei,t ars 80 ,lil-
| mrrO,ls. n,M in sl,cit general N,ld extensive
MS tsat 'at .ya; wSY e '5 # +. p,otsysy1 %s
rnther, perhaps we Should s0y tj,nt, besfdps Il
certain miiIitbcrnf srjrntjt}c cxuerts. n whntn
! clnss uf urtisnns j,uwatlays obtain t],clr liz
INK from lis yarons adaptations in prastI:al
Of tho general Drlnctples Of electrical sci-
ence. or would BE- butter aun1llieI for ti,eir
occupation by such Knowledge. I}esiuus
erul scientific culture ire ljkely 10 tal;e n
greatnr or tess interest in tie subject All
sttcIl viii flnI In ibese yn1l,ncs d yniuablt
RESUME of nia,.y of tile latest data, cleariy
rMcI1 snpcni portion Of Tic GENERAL s,lb|pcf.
ria Mathematical form,,lns. eyrett. narIin,,s
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"Sl,cye-l3anh Is one OF q range Of hills
which overlook the Village. 0t Dnnmoyle,
Ireland. 1t Is under the shadow Of this htll
that tllu most exciting events Of tue spirited
novel by II. i. Frunclt!on tjust published by
Henry Holt j. COL occur. Tho tins Is l790
and the twenty-five subsequent years. Tho
scene aillfts u France for q tlme, aud there
, 1881-02-12
|}SL. PROSPECTUS, 1881.
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fapeFln tho Veal
FsItIral!y TIT T!ltuuSE 10 n atalyart lienublfcau
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ssu, irrespective Of tcs, ctt!or. or politics, sha!t
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honestly counted without hullduzlnK or otleat-
nsa. unsA ts uid pul!tical Ebprty Tor bIHck lte-
.utahA a. wcll III wttb Democrats, u u tlrtuIJ
jItsulehed In tho south as In tho NORTH,
'sme !atlfe, ~ In tho paat tti[E TntErSE will nd
tae maintenance Ut tho National crot!t; the
ssaoa VI tho public seEvicet tho advocacy OF aIl
.ohaeo projects Ut hscaI rsform; rlstd economy
psoMs. expena'tufes, opposition to snbstdius aud
~ ". lohbeIy In Ill tS forms; und Tho presurvn-
s"oi eaaa! filAts 10 NIL rllItena Eurth und Houtt
, 1881-02-12


Mr., Dewl.urst's book Oh this most vcner-
able OF American towns gives Its tnb!e Of
contents Oil lis title-aEe: "Tlle History Ut
St. Augustine, Flnrtln, With aM introductory
nccount Ut tho rnrly Spanish and French nj
tcnlpts at exploration anil settlement In tho
Territory Of Fioritla, together with sketches
Of events nlltl objects Of Interest CONNECTED
with the Oldest town ln the United Suites, to
which Is ndicl IL sl,0rt description Of the
ciln,ntc ard advantages of SMUT Augustine
as II kealtl, resort" This IL tolerubly cn,l-
prelcnsiyul Tile rcnlicr need haye 10 doubt
ns to tho subject treatctl, its breadth ailu
scope Of treatment, all4 II tic theme Is utI-
congental, llu IL not obliged to wade further
In than the depth Of tic first page. Tllecarly
histary nf st. Augustine is Interesting, md Is
constantly sHggeStGd to tho visitor oy tho
lit i" nf thc ohl World transu'snted int"
tho Now, mud it, past recnlls ,tatles Of gallant
knights nllt visions Of fc1ltal spieut!ar Ut
cuuatry klltw. little or nothing fron. actual
uxpclietc'. Mr. Drwl,urst seiks 10 tle!p the
stranger wtt'nl ST., Augustine llas takcs!
wIthit, Its Eaics In obtaining 4 good Ecucrnl
tho eeIcbratsl characters, asnl lnrsnurable
events whicl, have rendered thu town fnliIulls.
liz nlso serks to render ACCESSIBLE to the
general reader the elnbnrAte accounts VI Tic
carly writer's concerning ,sosne OF the more
nut1lhtD events connected with the rAg!y
srttelncnt aiMt defense. Although there urs
M new facis told Mla the listory uf the set
tlr,urnt of Ftorisla Is familiar @ any Student
of American history, thn writer llas well
furll the riprst kernels Ut llIsturicAi knowI--
t.Iev. Not ths least interesting h tho href
description Of st. Augustine ns 1t il. Illus
tratluus wnul,l hase r., greatly Increased tl!o
talns will 10 or Interest cllieiiy to intending
visitors.
, 1881-02-12
SELF 4 NOVEL.

SELF y SoVE13. -
Ono Of tito novels Ut tho new year Is n very
with The lInrrs. emu,1uus yir,i,cs uud fnults
~ o,ar.'Ja,, ,,oo,,,o and ta,., ,'ith ~, az.
u ese1s'uas ptop!e' au ~ you WIZ ~ cur
hessless ahti purity That Will make II we'co1ne
pleasant memory Of tl,ose who rcau it, The
roI,,ma ID nnt,tIe,l WSalf ~ NJ ,vl,tcl Mrs.
1,n,..' - sGA y. ,,.! ""s' r.'3,
Aepeecl' A"teF optmseF - lile a"lao'' ah!s
Indy. "Drethwuud," the first published, a few
Years ago. wu,,, by its earnest and zeaiolts
portrayal Of the blessings Of domestic peace,
a Wide cfrc1o nf rcatlnrs and admirars
, 1881-02-12
SANSI1ftiT AND ITs KINDRED LIT.
1;ttATUnES.

Greek mythology travelled at first IL tic east,
; a!Nt Afterwards tfls Eastern ny:lIoIogics
tcrestiNg ui,d well worthy of attention, (I}Vs-
ton: Roberts Bros.)
MAGAZINES.
The american Antiquarian and Oriental
Jottrnat for January Is full Of Interesting mat
ter pertaining to tho subjects 10 which 1t Is
especially devoted. Among other articles
are tilose IN: "rhe Military Architecture Of
the Emblc,natlc AfOilnd-Builtters," by the
isey: 5. D. pcet; "shakspearc among the
Indians Early in the History Of the Vest"
by Prof. j. d. Butler; "rhe Pyramldal Tcn,-
ple," by the Rev. o. u. Miller; "st. Paul ut
rnscolt," by tho Kev. Elias Enson; "1lo
Site Of Capernnutn." by the Rev. Dr. S.
Graves; "1ni!,ence Ut the Aryal,s upon the
Aboriginal Speecf. Of India" by Prof. John
Avery: "Aote Oh Il Verse III The First Book
Of tue Maccabees," "by Howard Crosby, D. D.;
"Horttculture III the Tine OF Merndacs-Bal-
ADAM" By tho Kew. 4. II. Suycs; "'rho Lau-
! g1agcs or Iuttin," "Tllc Symbolism Of the
Garden af Ese.l,'' by II. {. Read.
| The December number Of tho Victoria,
Rcutcsp las ula following tab!e uf contents:
1.-The Education Question:" by Prof. Charles
| II. Pearson, II. l.. ~; Astronomy and the
Jewish Festival" BY Richard a. Proctor;
Tie First Australian Settlcn!ent,r by JOHN
| y. L:.tns tSy.lney); "'rhc Political sltua-
ton In Vlctorla," by ". Jartliuc Smith;
n..PHTIoloEieal Giving and Ta!Itng," by Miss
JSsnes Sf fAslSSas; Hs "fsF.sna Sy Jasa
% sses"'as WtSey KS a afS!4 ~ Tarks y Il E
z Corrsspolll1ent t{IConstantIn,o,ple;, .sTlle
TMyers tlasnI9nin); "rl!e Mtnali B!rt,' BY
| Joshua Luke. Il. A.: "Ttm Contemporary
, 1881-02-12

!nrc, !,, fnr the most lmrt nlti; 70 that
ssa4s " ao o G ndss t o III s sfS au1ePs st iii qs b. "
Htllntrcrs nov lncnnIe lls nccretstesl crl'ics;
AMI II They nr. rcnly good his reputation Is
sscs,':c. s IN Wnr,iswnrtl,scasc THO f!Gttactnrs
ia,, it, fr % %s,'nis e5sissm @ .,nii IN, rsaG
violent: j. waS @ .;' Hyen somewhat faetilInas fl
tii!sasts Upon q public which %ns oi'iy lnlf
f ,or tne Mia9r Ine p"eos uGatn IN tG'
fu1e Is only now finding It's permanent
leEsi. .,.,,, t .t..,..
Few, writer's have been so yctienr,ily ut.
tnttKiM. N.Y. % ul teW .,nSe " iithny MlnGifnt
t'F1hiPnS .Mg eSprsssea' r''. ~, ~ aetn cfatiG.
@ @ r. say = !i~s ' VII sss%t s Il 'sfs 'rs 'fs .las
puzzle M!nd M wefs & as*oelatGd With certain
en!el'sy 70 tlis ultiss y, a'.'i cotl;ittol.nace.
M H." f,, w.s .uv 's ~ ""SS w., WILLY WELL wv
eH'nt,y nfrssst \" Wosr b. wr"'o n
e4tacteii%e! ,l Y! ~ Ei,.Grsoll Us the "lslicst
tsutl, csntry" r. Witt Of at III pa, " tu etile, HILL
pH Wild laot 81 m bay1 y yT yf1 liz fa ar t ts To 4er Ct
tityh; !, MI r. es o,Intnr ,,,oca ps.,,. 7. Nv
,.s,I IWslitgna, a,,n ILL., " Mnntser piaGe srGnEs OF
pts,s @ MS wy IL IN" trvta yn,a .aai, .voay u M,
's Wot * u or W ,tst , % days lii
r., TO- sEe"!Ss ,, r. fns!t @ II 'ierrs as "petcr
sI II,+ nc ne !, ns i;, ic ..lai1 ~ t';' Mt!eh any
rn'!s EN- ia neMss as peaaE unli c1to!stl ssilt
l1 M s' , hr: ras mrEokn 3, at1s .,n tat n1e,,
nr & s T"'f WIS PiSsuG5 III tnomgnt .,.s, tHongn g
u,,. ,,t,,. ~ .'. liz su,in,.t ] y,.~ ~ Hu
3 nun3 ntn 14 'i'o sMoJsss itn .iJso' y uEaiet .1.
10 fil,l through iiin ii their individual c!Inr-
tS Nu .,t1. I'm.
, 1881-02-12
lAa Merits Of The Weekly Tribune

~ str'rnrcr ar6 apparent TO nil, wo pnl,oya TINT
&,,ln' tae amount, quality. md variety Ut tho
I'm ~ nh'chl prosldo4 oyory Htller pabllca-
a,s.a..hd w. x'hd IN this c"untry. Tho spaca allotted
"a ~n. ~ess ~ ruFIsssly kept down to narrow 1Itu-
eo 'n"n NV c0luHlH4 ef clear Il Ijt}e tupe urs
n. tftk Wh Tia L4ttk nrlyl, ptlltorIut alsou4-
brt1,t '.,t essa1a. poeua. humorous paragraphs
5,rto, eNa u 'ntatott IL farnofe. and tho laLos:
ha !nt..n reports hrc nraurpasspd. embracing NIL
which farmers ruputru fur Tho jutelll-
'''alsaeton VI business bntb ny sallnrs n nd inv
AJxs.sao ao"nt railroad combinations and fa,c. arc
I hodeed In TIE WEsW1,y.
uelIHs,. " uusna @ OF a'f1cntNral machinery and new
hs"EExLr f'"""s'0 WV o's's'ooa III
~ IT.. "rltes On "The Farm uuJ Unrdon.~
tn 49, W "lauTt.eullura" and "YoturIuur!nn"
f1skxIy ''s'1 aad eiab!e." In oach issuo OF TAe
ks",, .aoEe Department, possp ot,out tha y,.h,,n,
Eats r,sr r. aud poems literary selections, o;c.
uvn. , :" etaaf attractive u tho luaIes md lhp
"'' 'aee1bcEs Of laa fa.ully,
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arc some lively. slescriplmns Of naval, III.
trrs betwceu french niui EnE!i<,, shi,,, Il,
Wli!el! the tHu ynIing heroes take part. l. Iie
story |. essentially n fnsr.stDry III "snycn
k'ints." NJ tic events sirin4illr. nut OF the
rove III tl!e tWu yhihE men for Kate CAlias,
the humble. herDinr. 'rhn ypIIln,u IN Nh. IT'D
Ut the Leisure Hour Series. II is an nttiura-
PC Irish Story, deserving great praise Mr..
tInlEl!lnH Is Il brilliant writer, and "Uutlur
Slicre-l3au " Is better tlInn tho average novel.
SANSkR1T AND 1ra KINDRED LIT.
CREATURES.
Not many women lave gone into the study
OF such litcraturcs rs tile Sanslrit. We llave
received volume with the title given above
by Laura Ellzabetl, Pour. 1t embraces
"Stndics IN Comparative Mythology" which
Indicates the ma!n design of tho hook. 1t
contains hb0ut 40 ,iuo,lecimo pages. The
writer takcs wiAu ranRc. Beginning with
Draltmanfsnf. s!c passes to tho buddhist lit
erattre and religion, then proceeds 10 the
Persian lttcrature. t1lcn tQi comparative my
iIloioay, ri thc Gr4ck poetry a,ut drama, then
10 Greek philosophy anil tlstlry. tllell to lie
l,atsh nnd ks!tlr lilerasNres, tlle, to tlle
IentnIlG !lter1s'src-tho Scandinavian md
tie Ahslo.Saxsn nsal (irrnllil faluilies,-thaa
n.rature, ati.! lastly. to tic modern poetry OF
Eurnn. Tit. ,vo''tie II thoughtful n,lI In
sifucttrc+ Tho author maintains that tho
Greek mythology travelled at first to tic east,
anti afterwards the Eastern n1ytjloIOyirs
1rifteti westward. Tho whole survey Is In
terestiNg ul'tt well worthy of attention, (Dus-
ton: Roberts Uroy.)
, 1881-02-12

POEMS OF MANY YEARS.
Commander Gibson, Of the United States
navy. hus nat permitted solue forty years Vt
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Swallowed his N,,

A curious incident, viirh lhr pre-
CurSeH1, of Antwerp, tl1l"r ~ Iay" posi-
lively occurred at the /oulu"iraI gardens
in that town, is thus described in one
of its recent impressions. II was the
hour for feeding the ScrpcntS, aud two
of them, born n couple OF years AGO in
the gardens, commenced simultaneous
" dcvOuring the same rabbit, one be-
ginning operations at lis head the other
at its tail. The natural result was that
in course of time they both reached the
middle of the rabbit, and adIsputc arose
as to which should swallow the remain
inc morscl The larger serpent of the
two made the greatest hcadWay, but his
colleague held rs fast To the carcass,
and in the heat Of the battle his r|S-0-
g5S, making Il desperate effort 10 bolt
the rest of the rabbit, drew in with it
the head of the smaller serpent. The
truth of the preverb, "HHY u que lie
premier pas 4tCcoUte,' was now de-
mon,iralrd. The body gradually fol
lowed the head into lis living tomb, and
soon there remained hat about two de-
cimctcrs of tail visible. Al this critical
iuncIurc the keepers perceived what
was passing, and Il couple of them en-
tered the cage to rescue the victim from
its unpleasant position. After consid-
cradle difficulty they succeeded in oh
tanning n firm grasp on the bit of tail,
and with Il long pull and strong pull
brought back the serpent in safety,
none the worse for the adventure.
The swalowcr, however, was rather
indisposcd for the next few hours, says
the journal which relates this most eX-
traordinary story. but both serpents are
now in their normal condition again.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-02
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