davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-04-02
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Wi'kic coIlf,s will pubilsl, shortly a
new novel, cuti,Ietl "rhn f,[ack ltDtp.n
.,,n1' " .'..,','.'.,a' s" .,' "eN ''yoe.
@ W. p"rlle"ana! y, oI l. ',,e fcrlsea version Or
tlio New Testament Is liked for tie middle
"l,rlttst, Poland " Is thu satlr,cal t,t,c of n
history NJ ireland which prominent llolne-
1sa'er mas written.
"a Fearfnl Responsibility" the short
sy S"i,r n, . ~ ""gs H.. n,;s,, ~ '" ~ "s''s ,nr
;,,,'ts' wIcI, wll nnar +, ~ nm c" .Iumn n,,I
July it,t,nbers '' A''>'"' :" '''' 't''' "''o
a laper By i: y; Emerson On his personal
finrfsit9,,s Isl "f u"qs carys ads "
tlHs of hts first ylsls to Englal'd, Will appear
III Scrtt''cr for May.
nnl nes;Iny Of f' t Wm.oi Strrnsv as " Fur'l mi
lasI Wr.iues,iay t,,at Mr. }imsseii Iowf.jt. ti,a
tie tiIn,er m III. III q, nxt t;S Mev 'o e'''t Nv
r...,'' ".. vi as -" .,<., y. A.H. "a",'
II the fnrtlicon!!ng twelfth volume OF tie
Encyc!onetltA l|ritann!ea ;, Lnrt! ilong',-
, 1881-04-02
DECEIVED.

Fpr The Ehicaqa Tribune,
They stood a1nttl the blossoms bright.
Anu smiled III ttllu tnIk,
s.;9 seemed fnir ns the ,H!ay-blouma
>. That nodded by tilu wnlk:
10 graceful al,h 30 innocuFlt.
!ieF ere8 were frnuKilt with tJenms
OF lnEe-ttHht, atld her Joyous .uIlKn
r., WIS Kt1y ~ rippIi1g strcAIta,
hho thought him nubIr. kind, md fond.
su purfeut nnd ~ grand;
b1t. titkht hlyu rc!lA ilni truly by
Thu bloom within blu hand,
Tho bIonm sue pttlclsctl bcsido tho path.
:. And dreamed thAt ha might prize
1t sWGbtor ttlnt Http KilthBrcsI It
Th4n others 'neAth thu Rk,us.
The tialsy's gnl,!els heart h1 hurst
With iMuHhl1r light a,ld gay,
And cast its pGtHlH. Onu by Gtjc,
Unc0nscI0usly away.
Aud thAa sho Hi(gilt bnra read him whom
She Thought an fre1 frot!l Art;
Ho priced htr deep affection US
Tho taisy's golden hrnrt. ..-.
C41uA0o. LrplA +. EINNAN,
, 1881-04-02

%'r1 III ii'@!: @ ia!: s:' :a!r ' i'isH"'.' u: fos
lr"i!!:, .|n"l'!in Miller pahlls!:s sntur yrrs''s
Kr,l,"sIy Eiyrs tx dream Of I)satll." ~
The .Atrfl number Of i'otfcr's .lnerIcnn
EisE ~ lI!'nncrl,assrt's E3ln'"a' lllustrat"l
%1' ''ii :nEr'Ems ;!,:, M,,r ~ ls
~ ,t 'te"fr !" r*Ri1 Il 1tnifKEj n,ai Kn Wy % :f' fs ,'"' II
Lave" a pretty t;erman loyr-st'ng: Fan
Flntt:rlnes." tl'as''a':s. m antii4sHg, ami IT.
tnu tsi'"pses iX.M$vf I. ''Sfi If Miss sneit"ns' ''
"Cyh": mn lfstrnctfy alut suggestive pM)'or
it1Dn t;.nrnn Flint: a nlrnsaMt April First
Is faganjni's w"n'lerfnl wo"itn sIos; ami
M nrtls!: fnr tho ladies upon Novelties IN
Fancy-Work," will, numerous Illustrative
etgfaviiags.
TIC Atacr!can Naturalist for April l!as
the fallowlng tal,le Of contents: "The Fcrtit-
tan lrchasr: .'JM The tjrlvin of ttM i'tIst
Structures Of tic UngulAtcs." by T.. -. Co;M;
"i'rnEress Of Inyer;rl,rAtg f'n'enbtO1npy III
WS, tG Ha' yInsa. Stn's for # M H. Yr ai y y;c. A.
i,ra,tcipuii Grii*l:,eeai,s," hy Til +. t;tss. =
l"r;"S:t:s n, few # ,e !,i*..ss,:s 4,na !n.
}aT'Es Grat y y ,f" th ~ T. u ; $p'kt; ackui; h:
..'E.l'1ors' 1at'Is.t ttovGrl!inrnt Aid or i 1,l-
logical Survey of Tho United States.''
The nutnbcrs nf the Living Aae for the
week c,.ti!ng Marcit :.t AMI .tprfi g, respect
lively, cnllta!ti Tho following articles: :. Tile
Progress nf Shtp-3u!!tling IN En2l n,N',''
it'estnfnxtcr;... I.ord llerIHrt of Cl!er''ury.n'
Shakespeare" and '.lilr Origin of J.ot1,ion.''
Crrnhit:. "Slngltlnr t'onllec,loi, Between
lust aMl FpEs," Etlrcts III Frost and
TiIn!ws Huon i'lnnts,"', nlHl "I.ecollrctltn's of
"'rlr, Lesser .l,arDarluns," Si,rc,Itor; With
!,stalln4ent4 of Don .ls,i,,, t'Eixiisi on The
Ch!Llren,"' and "rhe Fler.s." and the usual
atnount Of Unetry. 4 new volume beglns
with tie number for Aprti q
, 1881-04-02
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

fun - ,,,., i...,, tro,tisn.. -, ~ H.,
W" ~ t,'o t''eat t.e''''sca VII u.one Is pS
II. f+Aboe Mo'E'c' edltor Ut ltc* .'ta'.dea.
,,an,,on nv n I.vr,,sao" ,s - ,,s,,,.n,,,'.
.'.' ."s." T., -. va >'n'se's,"'
afst ani'scFH'c. i!'ey haYa 'se1thcr tlas~
Agreeable nor hNrtful smell.
Tn ,,u,f .tost,h st111,r,1 c.b1,o ~ Val,
t,o,t'.', ~. w.. 0s'a" '.1 ops' ~ iae
Soltoee' las nce'' A"Afaea W tlo +Atflef'cast
Snciety 0f Arts md Sciences the 1lninfnrl
Medal for bis rcsc'sEclts On Acknowledgements.
ttun CIri:ni Snri"tr ~, Mnr",, !, t a.s,a,,.. .t
il, rcpiy r., llr. FranE tn,,,I his t;r,, c,mvi,..
tnu Hit tuirlr ya,,I.i riY..r hart,. r,r,.i,.,l
s,twugn II, i,,,tiittv mn, rxcsr,Iiur nntst,x",,.
r,.,I ri n f.s nii..s Iii ts.n,..s vhn,..s,,,s
iii mil fnr .irini: IN" ' N.o"@" '"1'e'9''o
W." so"1 ~ ~, .''''"s'
, 1881-04-02
1IoraforA's Acid phosphate In Nervous
Debility mud UIApensta.

Ihavc used fforsford'a Acid Phosphate to 4
three yuars, aud hayv iuun1 1t SuIuatlle rells-
~ III nervous debility, aiLtl u tonlp III .lyspapsA.
i, II. CHAPMAN, A. NJ. n. H.,
Physician to tilt Now Anstn Hospital,
l'hyalGlula 10 tho New Haven DisfunsAry,
Lecturer oa throat dlspases, yal0 Cul1sKa.
, 1881-04-02
QU1sT


E<,v nj.
- ~ ,,.1 ~ .Hps
m. ~ - .ss onah.o a!ia u1stE ~ au usIsux'
ri. lhe1u "ns o!usuln9 ~ oEnltl ai1d curl,
AnH!. ~ ~: ""a y. asinR una aunInloS
~! Ms .1t!s Es anu pF!'
Amu st,..; .ns'eet ~ ,.'., ntarls usal pIoeols'
SsAn-ty. sank s~eEt4y anu lnuulf'
Anu ns !lta'o oaes "elst u scnooi.
Back into my silent dwelling
II turned ~ array they sped.
With the widc.strGwt tFinket5 telling
VI tho presence 50 Lately tied.
strntKhtenesl tho motley riot
AMI sat me down IL tho quiet.
70 stitching, and sentshlg. and thought
The n,I!ct-nh yps!-the quiet
hill IDnuttj for 40 nla,iy Il day.
Viii, Iu.yer II chime, in try It
IL tho bl,sy wtfks siu,i nwpy:
FIR ,iir l,i,;ics must Hsst pe te;ijeI.
Wtnf.,yor ttn t.M - t,iiyht fM..
, 1881-04-02

Independence. Tile bfnt!.crIinGt1 continued
until rsfl cnnHsrIa prevailed. and 1,fo0ly
1rn.rirtttaI war was brought TN. THIS, nfter
ftlir years 0f llHtHty cafiRyt' afN1 uiiIitars Of
endurance, tpr,nllntel IN the ttrfcnt vi tho
Southern by tito Northern artlls. Peace wils
prorIaintrt, Int fratGsnal feelings did not
tHllrw, ,pr, i.Htnetl, lind w1lr cn,llHl snvN
In ae,Iy.: !soss'|i,lgs. Thu hnnslHa.I'sg, bitter
SUISSE Of defeat hurnlal IN the Southern heart,
md ruIi, nisd 'thniatnn prevailed al nrnr tho
o1sc pn'sp'r1us s,tl,hy S,nt!.. In lSis tho
rnilrtntc tr"nEit9tlt Il !atgr pDrii"n .h iale
Southwest. entaIliny death ntni distress
MyHnsl description a,!d ton linrrih1G IL sa,H-
wr'it - iro,n o,'r ;tricken w, lnhapny iS,,
pie. 1t WRcIlc'l tlio ears nt,d 1nnrts Of t!Ie
North, anil riicIled s.lcll ruspn,.srs II
onfy tho 'lnbie III s1ni Gull iIIake. THE mon
for tho nllaylat'on of, the, wo IND suffering
lint heLI hfElI carnival I!crt'. niM many .!
thosc WHO cn!l!e, alnsl paid for their Nevntl9n
With tlIGlr lives. l3;sl.lE tles''. fuo, cloth,
hundreds ,of t'o,sn'tts f. ,lonsy were ssnt
for tito rH]ict 0f Tho sttEly-attlckel' at.l dis
trcssett south. Suell ,nOn: linn human kfud
rrss. charity. at. love til' wl1at arms 't!.vur
peDp!e a,tl tie Southern heart. These .coli-
lribtltiOl's Eil'I'e, III w were nfOrrHc'l, fItnl
thu hardy ln1rer ninl tfle t,o0r widow, tt tlle
rxtent u their utility, as frGrly as fro'n lia
lDllNtthtE HIN ACAk&utt AHl HlsS1S
them atI and unite rs with Them eyerinorc IL
u,,o tntilssulublc bond Of brothertIuutll'
These sentiments urn honorable to tic fIeNrt
OF tho ex.ClAncHllof. w|,ate,er optHlDn may
inetricalIy expressc,i: III other l,lrsrs tho
iIce,tse.' For Instance, "'ian,Ing" IL, ht,
great ut, ubbrcylatinn Ut the word tlIuMthnt-
Ing 10 pnss uitghnlengca, and III these linus:
Now, thnt bn,tt,rr. which so proudy
Th0KHIlCy tlMftt!l HlIt1 EllEt!reI aIf fNlutiT
And not u1lo Ger foInwGl whiy>
NGvcr lnore wn1't sprcad Il fnid.
Tile wUr.t "cnw'diy" will not pass muster
ny i substitute for " cowWrdly,' whatever tho
requirements Ut thu metre !t1ly be. We mnfo
runIn fur one exstnIp po Of the ftdEe IN Il spnrt
iye nl1nd. fho title Ut tho piece Is "Tlo
Bangs":
SEQ tho Lassios with thcir bnugs-
49,, Curling lMnRs-
Whnt.a wurl.i or fortune on cach tiny rlnglct
As ,i!oy fr'zz'o. frIxzlc, frizxle,
On tho nllotescent brow.
AZ tlo nsrvo,,s Gss.x tn tllzzlc,
Until scarcely que kntws how
lie Ehnll sHy. say. suy.
To the iair aud gcn,lo weaver ILLS iasurcrablo
From lilo bnnss, bangs banrs, banus,
bnnEs. hntlHs. bnnYs,
From tho curling mud tho twlrllug Of tho bangs.
Yot nsainss tho ,,ei,a bclls. ,cls,
With their harsnonts. slIelr melodies. their tur-
Wu will tnltcll to wuken tender
Eulnfions. ar,ll To rnnuer
Antcsipr,ste. tho slIlDudor,
Tho wholly Irresistible ail captivating spcndor,
Of tile bnilHs.
Darling l,a,,Rs. bnnps, bnnns. bat,ks.
Whit n tlanK tho wSrLi 10; would como to but for
women and thelr bnslga.
Published in Philadelphia by ]. u. Lipptn-
colt Il 20.
, 1881-04-02

This book contains serfHs OF lectures ad-
dressetl especially 10 tnsu Interested in thu
education OF children I'll tito country dis
trtcts, uil4 they are t[rsfgncl principally 10
show how tlle entire srlIool system may bn
lifted to higher n,ltl healthier grounds, Thu
writer III frank cnullGh tO say that whIlu
,,lnny fenturcs of tins graduating system t,re
'new aMt original" tho cream Of whit has
been written anI spoken upon living ul1ss-
tions "by the freshest writer's aud tho tore-
most thinks rs connected with tho callse Of
Europe witt bV nla'tc tributary 70 ttlesa
lectures" Tlle plan prnl'Ose1 by Mr.. Waslo
llns stuod llo lest Of practice, which IL
~ strongest :, Recommendation. As Dr;
Thon!;nsoi vel ;1., s1a'rs tt'e authors cna
sires only onu tt'!ng.-tIle Improve.
siyes tho history. of tse "Graauattng sys;:
!e!n, rec"liils IT. sAriy struggles mud
considers AlNl answBrs objections 10 tho sys-
lem, atI discusses Il. variety of Important
nlntters In etllluectinn with the country
sso9t" :Is #! Mr, WHtu wrItcs cs9riy a'at e!siiy,
a,l.ong tlosu interested III tho ca.lsu ii III
Improved SYSTEM o( public education.
AMERICAN ALMANAC ron 1881,
This is tho best American hook Ut rcfer-
eIlCn nft HFltlb suUJtclSs ~ - cltEu O$ 4tIDAS-
worth II. Spn,forL, Librarian Ut Congress,
md contalns an admirably artangou nls!ss of
statistical. financial, all political lnforlna-
tIo,'. Illers Is no book that coui,l supply its
plllee, A1itt 1t Is thu mast cOtyctultt work Ut
its ki,a Tint Is printed. lta t,gures aru takell
fruln tho lnlGst Geiials Returns, uni unusual
pains lluye bcel takelt to ttl3nru accuracy lnl
IL cUyer eyury pussth!1 department Tile
book is published by tho Amrrlcun Nuws
Company, u0th III el0lh aud In pnpcr,
MAGAZINES.
Prot. George Davidson leads o!I III tho
Californian tor April with an ablp Plea fur
tho endowment nf Sctrititlu iscsearctl. Jo-
slull Iuyca gives II well.ronsitlereA analysis
Ut Guorgo Eliot It's Il religious teac!lur. James
Gambler, Superintendent Vt thu Telegraph,
contributes II paper full OF early run,itis.
cellces Of the Telegraph Oh tho I'ac,lo Coast.
Lsleretla Mott IL tilu subject OF u short papor
by Miss Ellen Z. Sargent, daughter or tlle
Senator, Fur descriptive articles thorc asu
u description OF NJ .Agrn buzuAr ty Jotln II,
Gil,nour, alld I'LL account OF tho ytew from
AIunte DtubI0 b,' \. H. Whttvhill. III tic
ltne Ut stories, Mr.. join Vanco CheMcy's
"'lD and 'sO" Is continued alAl hus sonlu
description of curly days III Sun Fr,u,clsco;
Dr. J.. W, Gally contributes u story called
"Seckinx Sl,aAows"; tho litst chapters Ut
"Good.for-Naught," by Als. Helen Vii.
, 1881-04-02

and prospects nf The art-VnrJ; u! I'm. age. III
Tic scrt'Ii,l tisrnnrsc tir l5i*h"p licensees The
duty Of lhr trnchrF., ltlul iGprt sentaI[T'4 uf
christianity IN rclato,, +" ihis subject The
tt'Mhin. demanded fur th9 1'nrIm,sr, nc
th!nhs: must, hy psrsentinE ,nts!tcr trn'l!s,
pride Hn'i Mlf.suaeinry % "drIiscr 4
rlrarer alnl strnnEnr tnr~s;'t. IN rraaii !" tho
.lltn alul ns,.s II t,,,rtl, ii4rl!rrtttal inwrr;
~ notErsatr tE,s Homes t'at ar" cherished M
slow lint til: l,'.w FIRMS. Of t",IiticnI anwtr
nn ~ yel ''n!tnisle'l experiments
t,S s'; cS,,',cr ' y {lr,t 't*'i''' til, sa ,,Jy ai|y
Of l.c''uGy ntnt, philosophy. 'fIIe third alnt
llsl scr!n't Il si',sFssrtt 70 suggest insst.,!-
iit,l,il :hccks and Limitations u Individual.
tho, family, the State. ntnl the Church. MI Df
which t0ok thrlr urfgln n a source as,uyr tho
Individual. a'M cxnrcIs;; their authority hy
thswE x,''a pEnolais a sr .isG anS !sSIss rn ar9
esnr, wil:tsr tile i;is,6p Is nut fnciin'ed fi' 10
l'nt i,ralless GtIeeks nl'htl MI Inevitable
published III It neat little yu}nn.t,f :gnj pagcs,
by Geargc ncl l. S6,,s, Of New Yurk.
Ali the writings nj tho !at. ftry. +. ".
R"berlst,i!. "f EnKfani, Arn interesting. We
im.rc rsctiy..l y snlal! ytin,n.! nf Its "Jiyl'!u
EMr, with ~, !Ntro!ncttull by Prof, W. 9.
is!:l;Aris. !ntl' Gi C;'lcnGo; IsM roluiMe Is
i'rtitesl itld nttjilsiiGu " y Z. sit'Egs Il Coz
! and Es gotten up n their usuaf gon!t style;
the seleet!n'is afn hfrntlEet III nlfnlhcttcai
or,!rs; thus: ~. :" Atolte,uait," "I'aptlsnl,"
"lsnle:n etc: Iisru nfe ~; lasrs IT. tfIs
successive a'ltt obstructive ttt thk. w!!lell
eyery rtntlHr Ut ls0bertsotl's Sermons will Ge
u!txlnlls to posscss. Il. ". i.
-.---.---.- ..-.-..-.
~, ,'s.,, s,.tluS l', or s hpMN -'tousEs.
, 1881-04-02


Miss Townsend writes eMnl wholesome
stories. a,t her Inst book Is better tl,un my
thlne sfle lsus hitherto published. 1ttc'!s
tho story Of Il young aud lUscIyGir who istle-
pendent npou the charity and gousl will OF m
unfcellng aH<l Ignorant relative. Unable to
endure thu persistent ill-treatmunt to which
size Is subjected, sl,c runs away from llo.ne
md finds Il refuge with kind frlents Of her
grandfather, who cherish alld educate her
I'LL she .has. arrived almost ut won,anhoml.
An uncle who has made Il fortune IN India
l!!e,1 I!'t'enrs iln1l tia SCENT. a1lh LcnUr unrc
Is tnlG' to Europe, where size acquires wide
cxterlctics not ,,!ouiy, tt travel. bnt ais,,
The book, which Is thoroughly American It,
secl,Gs alMi characters: Thu sorrnws ntlA
the character Of The hcsuJIla aI,d to prepare
ltr lnr tho hnDllness which cntllcs ut last.
IHtt{p !}crcSfartt Is also II weli-tlraws char
meter. TIN bpoK can be commended as a
wc.!-to11 tatc. full Of interest, md bclonetnt:
10 TIN Glass Of novels Ut Which tie0rEe Mac
donald Is the best crentur. Ice IL Shepard
ara the publishers 1t i.n1sox i}arr." uli NJ
50 nf Miss 'rowtsenu's ntl,tr works: "Only
tiir's.". "rhat Queer t;!rl" "Dary!i far,s'
"A Wo,nan's Wor.i aud liow Slle kept It."
, 1881-04-02
NEU PUBLICATIONS.
The Great Indian Novel,!

,"snmctl,nu un!1un In literature. It will tnssatn
rnnrt, tt EntiIr rnntnn ~ p,(EhH question. NJ n-
an noIir iii lne'n run's CntHf HuttnlncL tn hns.
0rY.'--EhguEu STANDARD.
, 1881-04-02
SCHILLER AND IT'S TIMES.

s3%AAALAAta4s 1aA< ~ 1Al9 l. 44al
T!,is Is mt new biography ot tho great
GerM,nll poet mil aytlcnt atlyacate If free
don, u'tt progress. 1t WIS first published In
Gnrlnatl some twuIty years ngo, but this IL
thu lirst tsnle 1t Ind been pubIislsed In tllo
English fanguage. 1t Is Il careful picture Of
Sc1illcr's life nn.l character, and discrim1-
mating study Df hls wa,rhs. The nntl,Dr's
style Is graceful, animated, md interesting.
mil lle llas adhered to historical facts With
out soaring Into thu realtlis Of fAney to lnA!su
Ut Ills hero II delni-g0d. 1lo gives ns II picturo
Ut HI epoch Oil which, III sp[tv Of lts
shadows, 10 German cull look buck witlluut
II teelIng of genuine pride. ind frnnl
whlGl. all 'nly &lrAW valuable EessOns. Tho
work AbnntItIs tn lncititnt llhl ni.ectlotr,
mil tllo f0nt-Otes Elyu tic nlltllor's nntllt,ri-
ties for tho statements lle makes n ti.u text.
So tlAt this biography OF Schiller Ii enter
tuln'as .ratller l!iAn philosophical, Mlu will
bo fnunta re.dabta alit Interesting. Sehilicr
with sirnl,gers. At II l.D Ii spoken of rs
uil awkward ynllttI whose paio IMce was
covered with freck!es. At II llo wns Tho
surEetlA nf II Krcllnl!er regiment With tho
illunlIlt:ent snlAry Af S7.b0 mouth. llu llutl
grown to h1 oyer SIX feet tall. lOse prolHl.
ilclt, forehead brUall, and hnlr reil nl,d
hushy. Ills clnNks hollow nntl (reckte,i, llps
thin Alnt lfp slightly protrHtlnE, tiu1ttu
snld lint everything about Schiller was 81
eyntcd nlMl noble, but Ills eyes were soft.
Schiller IL Il farnrlt author III this country,
rral frudtng. DR.. Sehury's 6!ogrnp!ly Is
Published III Philadelphia BY Ia. Kohler.
, 1881-04-02

-. TESCAKTES.
This Is tho first or Haitlal r0lume of n ser
les Of philosophical classics fur English
reatIers, edited by Dr. knight, Of Tho Uni
yersity of st. Andrews. The aInl Of thls
new addition to tic many existing series nj
slnFt, compact works 0n great subjects IL
somewliat BROADER than mere biography. 1t
will attempt to g1vo tho general reader all
IDEA who tic founders Ut tho chief systel!s
Hf philosophy were ntd how they dealt with
tho great questions OF tho universe: 10 giyo
nj, outline ot their lives and characters; to
show how tho systems were CONNECTED will!
the lnttlyltlualitEes of tllu writers, how they
received tho problem af philosophy froln
their predecessors, with what additions they
liallt'cd it Oil to their slccessors, atll what
they thus contributed TO tile increasing pus~
posu Of tic worlds thought aud Its organic
development. Gucl, Il scl,Gmu Is dc!lnlt
and comprehensive, depending for Its success
uuo1l the ability of ttle writer's employed.
T!te general. rcader Is to By undo familiar
with thp n,rIcacics Of thought ot such men
J,istIer, lserkeley. l1unlr, llege1, Col,te. nl,a
n,hers. To do tl,ls intelligeNtly nlut fnitll-
fully. requires ability Of n partlcnlar Kind,
hut s1i . y r. rsas9n wy y It sS" @ t1 nat x b
Mnlc, "i}escartcs.' has bcen prepared by
gasrantee ef sel,"!ariy tiIrl!ty % 10 Ills task
md of aamErabie literary skill IN lis. .cxecl.-
tlu,,. Nor will the reader Or tho student tu
tt!sappntl,ted. Thu chlet events III tho aita
Of DcsGArtes arc carefully ca lec,el
asMl presented, mud tllo analysis of
thau would l,aye hecn expected in l,alul-
book. Descartcs' insAe !s II mathematician
rests IN MS discovery ot. tho application Of
algebra to geo,me1fy,, making lln, TIC pionHcr
eoyery III modern mathematics nf tho
Ditfcrential Calculus by Newton and t.rib-
nltx. Bnt fe was mare tlla1l Il l,lAtlenla-
Claims to tic discovery Of h the iaw of rufrac.
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FIR Tie cnft1po Tribune.
There waa bustle and huste in tho morning;
There WIS brushing Ut brnltl lI1d curl,
Thers: was ttrtllg una nuurntug
Dt my little hJy and girl.
And twp eager hearts heat proudly,
lse<otvea Il, mtt,u each rule.
" tAAt-hy. rang swcetly and lnuhly,
And luy little ones went to srhooi.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-10

THE Minnesota senate has concur
red in the house amendments to the
bill providing for the payment Of the
repudiated bonds Of the state incurred
in railway construction. The bill IS
in the nature of an adjustment on the
basis of fifty cents on the dollar, some
of the claims being disputed. The
payment is to be made cut OF the in
ternal improvement lands. In accord
ance with this legislative action. Mr..
Pillsbury has promulgated notice to
the holders Of old Minnesota railroad
bonds, which are scattered all over
the union. The old bonds will be re-
deemed IN new adjustment bonds,
payable in thirty years, redcemable at
the election of the state after ten
years, interest at FIVE per cent, first
coupon maturing July 1, 1884, pay
able in the city of New York. The
old bonds must be filed before March
%, 1881.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-10
PREsrpEYT GtREIELn.

His inaugural address Is an
able state paper. lis statesmanlike
breadth and temper and The scholarly
finish Of its diction and arrangement
deserve special commentator. III
breathes $, little Of ss.tIaartis.n that
the stalwarts may lie disgruntled
But it should be remembered that
Garfield now is not the bold. fiery
leader Of 4 determined and factious
congressional opposition, but the chief
official representative Of a great coum-
try. His position lifts him above the
surging Aow Of fierce partisanry. He
may hear its roar and even its spray
may rise to soil his official robes, but
he cannot yield to partyism or section
alism and be true to the spirit oe the
times or his official oath. He is
called 70 represent people in their
governmental entirety, and not any
particular clan OF section. And we
believe he has the elements of forceful
character sufficient to direct affairs in
such manner that the largest benef-
cial results will be the outcome of his
policy
lie is to be congratulated that the
South stands ready to award a cordial
support to all that is patriotic in his
administration. She is just feeling
afresh in her veins the moving lite
blood Of a new era in material pros
perity, and as she now rises out of the
gloom and dependency Of a bootless
civil struggle, no malice waves its
raven wing over her way, but a heroic
resolve nerves her arm 10 carve out for
herself a future resplendent with the
benefcent fruits Of substantial ma
terIal prosperity.
Let Mr. Garfield show to the South
ern people that he is impartial and
just in the conduct Of public affairs,
and his administration viii have the
honor Of seeing the South move for
ward in manufacturing and CONNER
clal Importance, and he will
receive from no people in the union Z
more emphatic and hearty endorse
ment than from the citizens of this
sunny land. His administration COM
mences under the happiest auspices.
Peace abounds and plenty sits smiling
in every home. Interstate business
and local intercourse have refreshed and
strengthened sectional fraternity, and
his presidential term may be made
signally successful in re-awakening
and re-establishing that strong, bold
patriotism tor which the American
people were once so justly distinguish
ed. May his term make an illustrious
quadrennial mile-post in the second
centennial of American development.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-10
The Reason

Why, I. W. Harper's Nelson Coun-
ty Whisky is preferred above all other
Brands is because it is the most regu.
lar and most perfect Product, incon-
testably ever made. a long expert
ence in the manufacture ofthe Harper
the large Capital Of the Distiller
which enables him to hold his Whisky
until it has fully matured, together
with the fact that the Whisky Is
bought by and shipped to US, direct
from the Distillery accounts tor the
unvarying satisfaction it has given
those best educated to a fine Wits
ky.
Moore & Harvey, Agents, Bolivar.
D. J. Jones, Agent, ICONS.
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lev.