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LIVE srocK MARKErs-BY TELEnRArn.


BUFFALO, Oct. CAr[LE-Recepts to-day. 1900 head
week thus far, 1880 head; for time
last week 200 head; consigned Though, $40 ears;
Of bu sness Tor want Of slOca but feeling stronger
SuEEP AND LAMBs-RoCeiptS to-day, $500 head, total
for weeR thus far 10 900 head foI time last week.
Ia 900 head; sgnod through 10 cars dul but
steady ior sheep; LaIbs firm and ade higher sales OF
COMMON Western Sheep at So 21dS3 75 Far Good west
4Gs4 bO one load Coarse aesyyS4 TO- Western Lambs
So 6OdSG; Canada lambs, S60SG 30
HoGs-Recepts to-day, $500 head total for week TINS
far, $4,000 head for time last week, $4,000 head
consigned through, l43 good dcnend but AT lower
ales Workers. 10 Choice at 81 4OaSG IS; Light
do 50 750S6 %; Good Medium Weg u.s. 50 7OGSG 80; all sold
CHICAGO oct toGs-i,oceiDs $4,000 head; shipments,
400 head prices lower; Mixed Packing $3.50 5O Light
So 3Od$6eU; Choice Heavy, 50 SOGS1 20.
CArILE-Receipts, 5000 head sipment 5000 head;
IN good demand; ExpOTts 81 1OdS7 20
Choice shipping s. cease 20
sHEEPEeccipts 1000 head shipments l1OOO head
ket strong and higher. Common Fair So
Good TO Choice scarce at 81 5O0S5.
ST. LOUIS oct. l.HoGs-Fairly active; ers So 300
Packing, SB0&6 90; Butchers Fancy HEAVY !
GS7 10; receipts 800 head shipments, $500 head.
CtTuR-Rcceipts 1000 bead shipments, 900 head de-
mand for shipping steers So ZG4 20 steers;
10 8 10 Tor Cows Heers; Grass scarce and
~, Good 10 Choice 81 50aS Common, 6Oaxj Medium
Ia Fair shipping steers s50@O OO
SuEEP-Receipts 900 head shipments, BOO head; de-
mand good TaiI 70 Choice IS zoeS4
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TO CAPITALISTS.
a SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
Tho sole owner Of the stock Of tho
PEORIA STARCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY

retiring the bus moss for excellent reasons
ana has authorized the undersigned 10 form now propr
Bong intimately connected WITH the company ln1 @ an
this To De chance rarely nv l'ot o
c1ccau ana sound investment The Company p0ssessts ~
charter, with liberal privileges The par value t
$IjOOOO, divided into $500 shares OF tuO eae nis
the very favorable terms upon which the transfer 0
made 10 H. anticipated that more thdn - JO' VI
per cash. viii DO necessary Ia complete uo Asiu
and carry the business. Tho pront on the
proved, figures 10 be NBRi LAkGh TX o. ut
references and thorough facilities for PROVING gures M D9
undersgne Tho factory II In ful operation ana
its facilities for the supply Of corn and coal ana a. @
equa!sd by fDctOry Applicants must DC pro
parod ufnsh satisfactory evidence Of good ial before
opened 10 tho amount OF 1O shhIes
parties who know tho value OF inc
vestmonk Address +. g. ~ kOBEtISON' 9eeIeIhS' vi
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE:


Leave New-York from station q. Il. II. Of y. J..
For Phadelphia Ninth and GTecnstA at 743 $780, 11lo
a. M 1880 A. $50 5:3O T. II On Sunday at S45 a n
Sor fbrd and Berks-sts $50 7I5, Has $780,
ALSO. $50 .. On sunday at S45 q. m, - . a. "a
3d. ll:l5 $50, 4, 45O. b;oU
z ~ n. m, on sunday $40 a. M. $3.50, II p. m
'RetIrn trains leave Philadelphia for New-lork:
From stations Phila. and Reading * r. Ninth and Green
sta 1880 s:3O $50 ii a M l. o. 3;fo o4U o4o' Il p H.
OuS S:l5 q. m, b;3O, II p. M.
From Third and Berksts at 800 500, 9;l5 l, $40
I.I5 tly5 leo d. m. sunday at 40 M, i:3O p
Prom TienonIl25. 6:25 sos, 9;o5, lo.l0 ll;S4 m,
OBJ zoe Ggb 700 d. H. Sundayl:2j 82a A. 6l5 p H.
Tonnection IA made Jersey City Station % and from
Brooklyu aud Erie Depot, Jersey city. ooo a., a.,
cTct for sale al foot Liberty ST. Nos. 23e, 26l 4Oi
aaa gb7 1923 Broadway, and at the principal hotels
Hos p and 4 Court aud Annex ONCE, JewePs Wharf,
Brooklyn. II, o.u g.. oo,
cb.ct haogage hotel residence destination ADp
catIon ea at ga and 32S broadway, I56 sixth
ave New. York, and COurt-sL; Brooklyn. ...
arfSG,sEpu = HARRIS, ii. p. BALDWIN,
'Gsnaral Nanaper Pass. Agent.
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Business Chances.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT Tr LIE
1rst A. sos west Twenty third-st Eighth ave.
No corner Union square 100 third
ave- cor ner Forty-seventh st; at the HARLEM OFFICEH
Sos lOOl and 1900 Thriave, corner one hundred and
twenty nth -st, up to y. m al regular ONCE IateA
4 STONE DEALERS, sc We will lease JON parties
IN working quarry Old Lyme Connections near boat
able the shore Line Railroad The stone
rich red porphyy granite similar u the Egyptian but OF
color and building and ornamental uses much more
rant m that scotch. It "a the material OF the
baatifl new Charming Memorial Church At Newport Send
for circulars CliAS, !; MOI hDl ~ me- SonL-
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me A.-Rnc,, nl.-nl-r rrIrnnarn coNrawY.

NER YORK, oct /. ISL
tI1I,s rs 400 American stritt .,!egraph Company
I De- hct 90 One 'c, o the c1mrlut NO. - south 5iaye,
Nrv.I,rk ty. tuesday, october D., 1851 Tor the "oc
tsu of luc ~ directors Aui three ll Inspectors ~ c',lh
Tor tr ensuing rolls viii open M lock, noon ana
It trfu Ier books Nil Dee tl1fn on
october O'Clock .. AND rconeUed 10 10 O'Clock a.
IN lu ", a. a DREW ., resident.
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5teamboats ano Railroads.
-CITIZENS, LINE
TROY BOATS.

A -CTTIZENS' LINE. TROY BOATS,
M NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
leave PIER No "A, North River foot Of ChrstOpherst,
Daily except saturday. at connecting with
trains for the North and West Sunday touches
Albany
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c.
n yIBBARDiu!y {s9aiays ss,,1ssh ielg, yestry.se
Pier $685. al s2tk h n. 8cDDklya. ~ AnieL ats
AMI landngE Sglok Ferry, Vest Point Newbarg PoIyL
keepsie thaeOeck- Jhstu All int,oa clnlec.
and Hudson River Il & toksts good via line Ttip
West Point Nesburs returning down boat 81
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. =
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave PIER Al, North River
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAI-ST., every WEEK DAY at 6p.
connecting at Albany Sunday morning excepted with
trains North, West and East
Excursion Albany and return good 30 days 81 90
w EVERETT Preside AZ.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
DoMESrlO MARKETS


BALrNoRR Oct lotion hrmer and higher Mddling.
higher and bru Howard street and western
super a. 20 as 70 Extra, ~ 0OasI 20 DO Family
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RALTIMoRE and OHIO RAILROAD.

Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
on and after May D. Passenger leave from Pennsyf
wanna X r. Depot foot OF Cotandtst and
follows - -
$50 a m.-Except Sunday, arrive Washington 425 n M
Night Express leaves Washn lj m daily With aiso
efs Tor Pittsburg Columbus and Cincinnati Paror car AZ
reached. 49, -
Up m.-Day fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
$50 Chicago $50 4. and 81 Louis 800 m RI II
palace seepers through Cincinnati and Chicago Entire
train through 20 Chicago
~ 00Mnight daily seepers attached open for passsr
gersafter 1870 N. Arrive at Camden station Bamore-
$50 Washington 735 a. Day Express leaves Balt-
more 9;30a Washington 10 10 a sleepers for Gin
cinnau.
other line makes faster West Trains arrive
from the West at $40 m, $40 p. m. and 1910 D. IN
Tickets and sleeping berh secured and clef
and checked 10 destination at COnpanys Ohce, BIS
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hndnciaL
A Ii who are interested in railroad business
N and mileage statistics should get TILE rHlB usE All
IA AIfor 1871 , ats DYnuL

NEw.YoEK PEsSYLyASIA AND ONO RAILRoAD co.,
BRCRRTARY's OFFICE,
CLKvRIAND, ONO, ~ sept 1881. :.
A MEETING of the STOCkHOLDERS OF
~ the NETWORK, PENNSYLVANIA aud OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY held at the general Offices VI the
conn any 323 Eucave, IN the CITY Of Cleveland ONO
between the hours Of II O'Clock and IL O'Clock noon,
IN DAY 2Sh October 1881 for tho purpose OF eecting
ensuing and the tranAacon OF such
properly be brought before The meet
Ing "''1'' ~ SA' THos wARNoCK. Secretary.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after October 2, 1881.

GREA Ihn ii.,Gorrrr
Trains leave New.York via Desbrosses and Cortlands
S msrrsbus PsSafe West and SOUTH Wit Pullman
WiiamsPort Lock Haven Q a m, $50 M Cory and
ETs a centre SS Psna the Oh Regions o'
ana Ps sne cars daily except sunday
10 M; arrive Washington m kegaar az ~ anu e'2'
a. and 10 Pan NJ an aaq i r. nIsa IT. anu ns' ~
''i Express Tor baltimore except sunday nm
For Atlantic City conaso ring q Camden ann ,r.o,
RGa Of gTSRS T aoan s and direct transfer
for sroosyP trav From psburg 1910 M 1885 M
% Sq ss5 oJ from and M ios5
500 go sio 1910 lao M lI9 s ga S;o i S.
ia 9$ 49, g go f U.S. .g os5 and lO5op IN
Two PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
TRYs EACH way TAT M6ES SA P AM9 On
PHI, PHIA, TWO IN No SET I,5eR6vEp EQUIP.
D0V nENr s&sTE ;Er T gSH1 S9NSis
Express Trains leave NewYorK via DesOrosses and cot
la 49, s 4!sS f ss6 10 I%ed II 2c
g. $50 $50 and 10 p m aud ~ night sundays fSo anu
go $50 S and i9p o ana aay except sunday
7:3O a. and p. nl- running through VIA iie" ~
'e Returning trains leave Phadelphia 1901 $40 12
L. 545 705 and ON SUNDAY ISd; alma va S,S
$40 nj = INA ?9 sS and q d. Ss IL except Iepf sunday
onees SsS S1 and s4t and brook
H Annex station loot Of Stallion esy CITY, Emf
once Battery place 90. and oha.k
The Now.NOTk Transfer Company WIZ Gan A'i ~ N"NS~
baggag re from hotels and residences ID moon
FRANK ThOMSON GIL psss,r can't
~ General Manager DehI FasS Z 1Nsene
DoNDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
IL MOT NTAfNs. landing s5Cozzens west PSlnts Cora.
- Ssul,nre Marlboro, Milton. Poughkeepsie EscpuS
conn.seiing Ulster ani Delaware aud WaukH NaiX
Thomas Cornell and James W Dahi
s1s l.iig u H. foot narIison-st- North Evers
sot Satariays when Thomas Cornell leaves AZ M
$50 lng spccia ain through the SatsAm aounlan
PENNINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS Mt ~ EAAR5RAGANl
The Elegant steamers sFOSINsioS anu
eItrT leave daily. except sunday az,
r. NJ. FROM PIER - ~ IL. DE As Low
Tsg.3t, arrivngln Boston al ~ NJ fArE 40 ~"
AS By ANY OTHER LINE . ..k.- obca. stateroors
Tickets Jr size 1rt lctpA ,,oan,nv
seeuredat u weseots sfpress oSnRhy 1., srd
House. Nos 3sl and 357 Broadw az zp5sk PSssidenk
~ W FILsi IS General Passenger Agent
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A MEXICAN RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT
II COMPANY.
~ No. A5 WALI-ST
TRANSACT 4 GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER
ACE BUSINESS IN HALLWAY SHARES, BONDS, &c,

OFFICE OF TIE NEwYOBE, LAKE ERE)
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. ,
NEw-YORE. sept. oO ls5l.) .
HOLDERS or BONDS entitled 10y virtue OF
such ownership tsubect 10 the Companys regulations
% 10 registration such bOnds e. vote no the next election
for Directors Ui tlc NeWYnrS, Lake Erie and western ran
road Company, ana which honds have not already been
registered by their numbers voting In the names OF their
present owners, hereby notified that the register for such
bonds viii the dayO september instant -
The transfer Office Of thc Company Room No H. IN ule ooa
nd Iron Exchange Building, NewChur hist, in the city Of
IycG ork. Will Tine 18th day OF october next
thirty days prior o the annual election for Directors to Do
held Ou the 2lth Gay or November next.
by OrdCr OF tic Board Uf Directors,
A. r. MACDONOUGH
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
station In New.York. foot Of Liberty-sL Station in
BROOKLYN, foot ~ FultOn.st, Jewefs Wharf
ComInrncins spt 20, 1881. Leave New.YOr
$50 m.-tOr Pennington EastOn, Allento"h. lSeadng
Si5 a. 6NFor High ridge Branch EastOn. Allentown
Xilkes5arrc, Wavery, &c. =,
"a m F'r Pennington High Bridge Branch Easton. Al
Icnt1wu Rsadng Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk, Wilamsport
Iamauua, DTittOu, scranton, &c.
d. u.-For Pennington, EastOn, Alentowp Heaulng itA
rsburg Mauch Chunk, Pittston, &c -,
Ran d. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn WIND Gap, Mauch
chunk Tamaqua. Drifton, MilkesblUe. scranton sc
4:3O p. m.-For High Bridge Branch Easton AHentown
$50 o. m-For Easton. Allentown. Heading. Harrisburg
Naucn Chunk. Mtlkesbarre, sc. ~, NJ,
sunday trains leave at S4j IL M for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations AZ $50 for Easi0n Allen
town Harrisburg and the West 49, - no o no q M 4,
For Newark at D 54j. 6:l5, 645. IA 13 500 $500
OILS g;J 1918 lO45 ll:l5 m. II m, i2ib l:lD 3V y
$50 4 43O 55, $50. 545. q, 3d. $780, T. $780, elo u
g;45 1880 ll:l5. II p m .-.-.,
For trains To local points Time Tables at stations
W Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Leave o. s;l5 1880 a. M, ~ M 2 $50 o o. p m
MIR ATLANTIC CITY, EMPRESS y. IN with through
cars arriving Atlantic CITY at 6:j5 y ~
TOR FREEHOLD
s:l5 1890 a. III. II m 2 49, o. 10
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via Bay route and sandy Hook at 1920 a 3:45 D.
M, for ast Tong Branch. &c. ON sundays, $3.50 a.
VIA Itfanchpor-F sandy Hook and ughandS ), Sl5
IN II M 4 g. D. m. For Monmouth Beach and Seabnght
D. SIS a. NJ, l2m., $3.50 4, ., p. m.
Via Red Bank-Sl5 a Ia. for lakewood Ioms hlVer.
Barnegai &c. D. for Lakewood Manchester Toms
river ATLAS TICCITY and all statiOns TO Bay side -
m for lakewood. Toms River, BanegaL &c
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III||H ~ IUT INI|N TNI.III ENL"NI ~,
D...., -uoI... IlAL ItNLHNt 0Iu-rlll'N,
stp..IIbo. ~ 1851.
rv-UE SECOND NSTALNEN / Of ten pc

rp'IE SECOND lNNIALNEN OF ten per
..ri ur,l -ru-.fIn IONS Co. tIr construction ~ thr
r v. short Iur galway wiI %" duo aud pl}a5r on The
.-- Subscriptions Tcg,trrHe lu sew,
. a Do, p,,4ni. 20 1r office u the anon Fi'lhc i4t-
- IHl I..4a r. CHECKS -l" nlt u' mao pay hhl'
tI iHr.- those .'rfod DIG BOSTON Nh pc pay.
M t, Ufru II tiIC Railway ~ BOSTON and
. s.lds uslIibi. 20 Henry MtfarlAhI 9hi
Hf. .I rl,,.nl r certificates when ritk ng pty menus
i 3D.. ...u'r .Iprtr.rut oI tlc sti,. rlDN.f DlLL''
yF7, THE HOLDERS OF THE CAPITAL
-rDCn auf 0frcs sENL kltIE~ or tiiE AiI,i'AND
..rI...t.I. COMPANY tf NEWT I...- i-N.-Nutho u
r.l.. .. .t. auI after september inst m" NrW-
N... ..l.l 1uI western ftl r'td company Ni bh
lf..tr. aud -tu. the 7r1uri'. pro-
y f.r tl s.t NrIrr, 90 Agree E'i md ,'lS'ii 'Lpl
I--I. sy n.irI tIn Ma Jul ftIrJA4 CON.
is ,.l,.t. I.I s'i Iaip all D''tu' part ~
t.r EHrHHr.. rIsfI.Htlnt t1i Western .tliIA 80" D.
.,..t I4,n with lHrIrruIlr HtNrd Juy ~
.,t1plI... Goo ls.. ou Which said exchange could DO
i4.,- 49,.
n OF 'ha Nlrar cl1 Do optnci az tl' ic'7 oil tae
-rq. Yurt. -r.Iu.larur ma Western Railroad Company
..u IiurrIy b.. CITY
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NEw-YoHK. oct Tho following ar" the total net re-
copts Cotton ~ The observation-disclosures 'a Aoo Srpt'H
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Dipi0en0 Notlres.
ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,l
Is MALL-sI.. y Nv HORK. oct. l. 1851.

ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING CoMPANY.l
is WALL~sTq NAw YORK, oct. /, 1881
nIYTDEND No. 7. 1h- Board 80 Trustees
~ have TIN, aav declared the regular ~ NTHLY DIVI
DrNp of FIT ~ THOUSAND DOLLARS. also an EXTRA
DIVIDEND OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. making
thuu and dollars, payable and after October
=. iSSl at tLe piIcr Of the company IL Wallst.
OF the 9TH and remain
JAMES *. SELLECK, Secretary
COUTH YUBA WATER AND MINING co.
- Il NAssAr-s ST., NEw.I DIRK, sept 81, 1881.
Board Trustees OF this Company has declared quar-
tcTy dividend ~ - per share payable on the 10Th Of
October al this OnCc
The VIII close the I'm PROV and open on
the I1th W. VAN NORDEN, Treasurer.
uP1CE or THE CHRYsoLITE SILVER INNING CoAPASY(
Il MALL-sI., EEw IOEK, sept 10, 1851
TDHE BOARD of TRUSTEES has this day de-
I Clarci a DIVIDEND (No. 81 Of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, being FIFTY CENTS PER
SHARE Of the capital stock payable 10 STOCKHOLDERS OF
record tho 10Th day Of October prox
Transfer Will close September 80 at NJ and open
O'''' HENRY c. COOPER
secretary.
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no THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE IN

yg7O THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIE IN
4 DIASAIuLIs. cINrfSNtu ASp LAFAl aTrE
EAILu.AU '''rAsis .,..,,.-. ..,.... ,,,
Tar uutr. .r|. r,. 'Ht1f f'"Ahnt''fs owning nl,
i'r'. - ta~ .a,, "i H, i.Hl".r't- cincinnati an I
Lafayette iufu.d COMPANY. auj acting n pursuance 1l tho
-.l.,s OF tr -utc o iuaituatn 'Ae case n"' ANA pro
N.I..,
urrly~yc notice I.t1 m,.fl.e o' me s'ooehod,rs o.
t.r ..luHHu'it '' GEM. Lafayette i-l ia" "i.'ny
.H,r-y r,t .au rl u- H,It DO zoe 'iF"' i"o!arhPu+,
uAlunl.a-., 90. la. Gay oi N"V"'"F I07i' "l
D. D.. .......u..
1f , 4tltutr prit -u Objects ~ Saii meeting
To- remove tlc President and Directors u SAD company
and elect others sflH. au3 io elect uhW lt"ihr
or,... l.y u-tlt, ~" corporate organization "i
ToIr',dr Tho recovery Of me- property and rights OF
N. company Dos LEGAL pIuDl. dimes o. uih"fNl'. ..,,
such Otarr business A. may D' Drought u''oo
the l.rrfiug.
GEu. A. AurCER Of Oweus Mercer
J. UIKOE tBpaMAN, oi p. VI. la, WOOD q TO-,
Commit zee Of ~tockholdors-
NrELLS, FARGO ~ CO., No. 80 BWAI.,
vrnd t lfurg stocks amt other racine coast eecuri
tys ..su Jyrbuags IssgruJ lie JTouETs an" 'fS'S dd
abs qhot i,e Bcat aua Europe and lg,~ard fT''S"'
Iaekdg,a and laiidtics o. an gaTis y ne World
AMERICAN LOAN
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-03-26
lo i''ien WLereOf !:

~ Witness my hand and
"'o' seal OF Office this the 28th
So DAY OF January A. ID.
AooA' ). w. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk,
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VICK'S.
Illustrated Floral GuAie.

For 1881 is All Elegant Book Of 100 Pa ges
One Colored Flower Plate, and 600 Illus
trations, with Descriptions of the b st
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George Eriot's Religious Opinions.

George Eliot may have disapproved Of
much which the Church of England allows
or enioin5. But shencvcrplblicly identified
with the enemies of the church. She never
wrote word which detractS fromthc digni-
ty of its mission. She never sanctioned a
sncer at the sincerity of its devoted minis
tcrs. These are the qualities that distin-
guished the teaching of George Eliot from
that of so many of the iconoclastic writers
and thinkers with whom she is often asso-
ciated. She was acquainted with the tenets
of the philosophy of positiyism and the re-
ligion of humanity, as are many persons
who neither hold the one or believe in the
other. But she was acquainted equally with
the works of the most orthodox of English
theologians, and Thomas Kcmpis's 'imi-
tation of Christ was, to the last, one Of her
fayorite books. George Eliot knew human
nature too well to believe that it can ever
dispense with the assistance and the stimu-
lus of religion, or that it can substitute for
religion based upon distinct faith a
speculative series of loose gencralizations.