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Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-27
THE
HOUSEHOLD
SEWING MACHINE

is admitted by every machinist without ex-
cention to be the most perfect machine ever
made. Every Sewing Machine expert (not
selling other kinds) say that the HOUSE
HOLD does the most perfect work, and the
easiest managed machine ever produced.
From the $50 that have purchased in this
CITY not one can be found that would have
ANY OTHER BUT THE HOUSEHOLD.
All of the factory operators that are using
them cling to the HOUSEHOLD. They need
to be seen and run to be appreciated. We
invite all that are interested in seeing per
feet Sewing Machine to call in our show
rooms at
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-27

Robert Klngel, Huntington, assignor to Maltby
Stevens & Curtis company spoon. and fork handle
F. r. Seifensticker, assignor to Bradley Hubbard
Manufacturing company, lamp fount-two applica
tons
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-27

New Haven and Northampton
Railroad.
On and after Monday, May Sd, 1880
& Trains will leave New Haven at 7:10 q. m.
AaM& 1O:3S a. m. and G;09 ID. MI for Plainville
XENew Hartford, Westheld, Holyoke, Essthamp.
ton, Northampton and Williamsburg
Trains will arrive from the above points at o:IB
M, 1886 p. m. and S:15 p. m.
Close Connections.
At Planvills with trains east and west on New Yorl
and New England RR.
At Pine Meadow with Conn. Western RI.
At Westheld with Boston and Albany RR.
At Northampton with Conn River RR-
For particulars see small Time Tables at the ofce
and depots. EDWARD A. RAY,
General Ticket Agent.
New Haven May 8, 1880. my8
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-27
Important.

TRADE MARK.
Fowler Nail company. ..Yulcan,n Seymour
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-27
COrSetS, COrSetS.
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If you wish to have perfect fitting and
most durable Corset and the largest stock of
Domestic and Imported Corsets to select
from, ranging in price from 35c to $40 per
pair, do not fail to call at our Warerooms,
| 1914 CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-27
Save Your Money

I'D purchasing Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Specta-
ID ciee and silver Plated Mare. at DURANT's. 3s
Church street Bot prices and all goods warran
ted forget that my repairing is second to none
and done at low prices my14
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-27

Lin e Juice Champagne.
A NEW article for summer A delightful
IN beverage at moderate price.
Inyl2 T. f. HALL q Sun.
, 1881-07-09
LITERARY NOTES.


IA Hearts Problem " Is the tito Of new
story by Mr.. Charles Gibbon.
Tito next volume III tho Round-Robln
series will oi"Dn,nen's Ghost"
an absltgment of Altchelet's History OF
tho French Revolution" Inns been published.
Tho London Athcnnnue says that Mr..
Lowell IL collecting materials for memoir
Uf Hawthorne.
Lee Il Shepard hive in press for summer
reading Ny Sister Kitty" II nosclby 'llcu-
lalI." whose friends know her ns Hiss Funny
ID. Bates.
\. Williams & Co. have ncarly really a
now work OF ilctloll, entitfcd "capa Cod
FoIks,". by the nutl!or Of tho Confessions
OF Il Frivolous Girl"
A number OF unpublished letters written by
Carolina! ltlslslleu WI by sl,orSly ruC!lsi!ett
Public Instruction.
Tho l!brary ot t!le late Henry WILSON ts
Will bN Uttered number Ut valuable n,.tu.
EraRll letters froln distinguished men II pub
Tls first edition, 1900 copIes, Of yletcr
u!rcatiy exhausted, aud u secuIll edition IL IN
press. THU inry old ralnnnticlst IL very pup
lllar for fossil t0et, ns Xola calls Him.
Ja,,les i. 0sgoeA \ Co., will brlng out
very shortly. MM lI9weil's iioyelet, ~ Fear.
ST. ST. fs'F.ns s%ss sSyt sesss sea ohe[s T, s as.
rIaKe," ut,t "At tie Slgn Vi the Sayage."
i'1ot. Robertson Smith has been requested
to continue Ills lectures Oh biblical criticism
next session; Tile ProfessAr lns AlteAtly
Mggev4l tn alstlyer Il course ut fG,lr lectures III
spisit silist"sG1 Il iispfsSS iiat1S r* rssiry* "'' W
.ft,,a ri tho ,nnst f,,tarou+inv vrlunps n1,f,.
, 1881-07-09
ANNALs or I,nooKDALE.

This Il MI anonymous work OF fiction tllat
will bu found very pleasant summer reading.
It tnkcs us buck to the primitive ways a,.tl
quaint customs ut the New England yfIlagu
Of thu lrst yeass Of this century, mil contains
not H. little hulnor and Lrollery. Wnnts wero
simple, nAlilseiNgnts rare, amt VIOLENCE iii.
klltiw,! lll liraok.n!e. Aftor the first third
uf tho hook ti.a lcaalng cllAsnctcrs cross the
AtlNi,tle RllA tliers nr0 loft BY the author.
Tho story would lave Oesl, equally ruturta!l,-
lng llN.l the lending people remained in thslr
VHrm0nt h0iuu.
, 1881-07-09
TABLE ron EXCAVATIONS.

MI. Zimmerman has published anew a,,l
improved edition Of hts "Universal Table
for Excavations AMI Eillbanksnpnts, Appl!ca-
ble to any I,aso Or Supu Whatever, mud the.
Calculation Of All Solids to Which the Prls-
modal Formula Is Applicable" The work
Inns boeIt indurseA by many ointment civil
engineers wl,ti Gear their wituuss to It's ae-
cNFaey ai,d utility, The table is thoroughly
practical, and tho necessary text Is clear aud
tioi,esi authority, says OF lt:ariio arrange
Illtllt Ut tts tMbls Il such "a to furnish at n
Ylanca the elements rvqutrsl ID tlla ,con..
pntatior, which nre at ollc9 correct md pvr-
sptcuDlls, anil thu Wh0lu foElns n worry in-
EelIlnvs aud sasvjcealie addition to the ilesk
furniture 1T d civil engineer who wishes
to calculate Eaplttly and 1ucusately.".o Ar,
Zimmerman Ii Ills own publisher - II
, 1881-07-09
THEoLoG1CAL WORKS,

Prot. ". Robertson Slu!tla, formerly OF the
Free Church Theological School OF Abcr-
leeIs, Scotland, Is widely known ~ tho all-
thor Ut certain articles In the "Ehcyclnpedia
Britannica. OIL tho Bloie and-DeuteronoN,y,
OF account Of which .,ts orthodoxy has be0n
lmpeacllel and le was recently removed
from Ills Prdfcssorsttp. In tho course OF tho
lust winter, while he WINS suspended from
tue duties OF his Chair, ha .!e! iyurel twelve
lectures on Biblical Criticism before large
audiences in E.ltnbnrg and Glasgow. Thuse
lectures hare beon recently published oil
both sides Of the Atlant!c,-ln this country
by D. Appleton Il Co., Of New York, under
the title OF "Tho Old Testament IN tho Jew-
lah Church" Tho deaIgn ot Tie Professor Ia
to dofenl Ills vtuws In regard to the jewish
religion as taught Il, the Old Testament. He
regards the traditional Wow OF tie Old Testa-
n,unt canon as, seriously erroneous, aud ut
tenpts to oyerturn the received opinion OF
tie Jews and Ut tic Chrlstlan Chnrcl, tint
the Hebrew text Ia substantially correct, and
that the books Of Levlticus, Numbers, and
Deuteronomy 'werO written clllely by MOsus.
liz ARGUES that tito 6aptnakjut Greek text Of
the Old Testament ls mora reliable than
the Hebrew; that the books OF Esther, Solo
NOUS Song, and perhaps .Eccl8a[asties, may
not llayo baon In the recognized canon wlle,l
our Saylos wns on the earth; shat some OF
the Psalms and the book of Daniel were writ
ten probably es late as the tln!e OF tie Atac-
caboes that the laws OF the Pentateuch are
ut tllres CLASSES; 1lrst, the Ten Command
ntellts ~ fonMQ hi Exodus; aud certain laws
connected with, them, which! fweru probably
written. pr at least dtctatsd,' by Moses; sec-
ond!y, tbs laws III the b6als. now called Dau-
tvrononty, which were probablyE written by
the time q T91lal,: and thirdly, the Leyit!caE
laws, written as late. as tic tlnloi Of Ezra,
after tue restoration OF tho Jews !rol4 the
exile ;lA: Babylon, Prof, Smith toes not
claim that there Is auy authority for lsla con.
clusions respecting title ,TUralI,n or; "ths
Law" In any text OF fthe Old Testament.
Tbs Ssptuagint, ~ well Us the Hebrew text
, 1881-07-09
a., IF ;,i7z.Ys-
WIpnEN POWER. !;

]; AT last q waiting world lias baen favored
will A1r, Tlbbles' views on the, Indian ques.'
tlon They appear III the form OF o work OF
tlctton,-parG fiction, too,-tor lle says In Ills
preface: ~ distinctly ayow that no such In:
cilenta ia are related herein. ever occurred
OF. .thp. Little Nlue OF Missouri" Mr.; Tlbh!es
III not oyet-naolest In l.ts clai.ns.s IN letter
,lia aays:,"l think yon will llld III it |,tis q,
Hidden Power, a solution OF a mNcl,.ye4ed
question. The tact that We have 2o0, ,t'QQ peQ.
p,e lA tie United, Rtates lor: whom :we: llays
p1ey{aed no form Of government, except TIE,
Arbitrarily authority Of agents. !s not only In
human, and cruel, but accounts for oil our
Indlau wara!n And here ii the full tile Of
tila book:" Hidden Power: 6ecset History OF
the indian lslng, Its Operations, Intrigues, aud
MacAinations. nuyeallng the ManneriA Which
It Controls TAree Important Departments Qt
, 1881-07-09


John Norton Polneroy, LID, has pre-.
parel now treatise on Equity Jurtspru-
lence us administered In tho United States
of AmerEca, a.lapteh for all tho States and
to the union Of legNl and equitable remedies
under tho Reformed PROCEDURE. The work
il to bu Il, three large volumes, md 1t Is inl-
possible to do .nure than ,nake NJ, announce
utent Of the work until we lave received the
other two volumes. There are no lack OF
equitable treatlses, md lawyers will still 70
Ia tile fOuntnl-lleatl for study OF tic prltl-
ciples alt! underlying structure upon wtIicl!
equity Is bAsed.. Story canilot hG displaced
from tlp stronghold ho las gained In tho
hearts Of legal Instructors md practi-
tlot,ers. But Mr.. Pninuruy Is Right. In his
conclusion TINT the adoption OF tho Reforms
tl Procedure in nearly Ohe"llnlf tie Stntea
llAs lnt II tendency tn cnttsu tho pr1neiplo
doctrines .ultl rules ,Ot equity ia. ulsap-
peAr frnn tia municipal law Of lnaNy
Suites. Tho tendency IAs grUwn. almost
lMpetcopttbly, but lts existence Will hard.
iy Du questioned. There Is T0Gtll, therefore,
for TREATISE oll equity adapted TO the exist
ing condition Of turlsprldnlic0 thr0Nghnut
Inrea liart Of tl,e United Suites. This want
Sir, pOhlGtDy PROPOSES to- supply, nnA !lls
every qualification fur Ills tnsk. Judging
frt,lil tl.ii yuilln.g recelyetl the work will be
Of grent assistance to tho Courts anA to tho
profession IN administering equitable doc
trlnes all4 Eules.
Published ln San Francisco by A.. L. Lam
croft j. 70,
, 1881-07-09

In the july humber Of tho 1mcrfcd1t
Lt.1o Rcpiesu, Arthur ntddle, ESQ.,, has the
first OF series Of papers discussing the
question as 10 the liability Of officers acting
III u judicial capacity. The subject Is divided
TT this first essay into discussion Ut. the
liability Of judicial ind Of 4udst7jndtcldl
officers. LII tic first case Mr. Biddle for
mu1atcs this rule: IA Judge Of n court Of
record is not lable nt common law for any
net lie does as Judge, Willie actlng within
his jurisdiction" In the second case tie
rule Is thus stated: "A Judge Of n court not
of record Is not 1iable for my Injury sl,s-
tntt1cd which Is the result OF NIL honest error
IF Judgment In matter wherein the Court
Inns Jurisdiction, auld where tile act done is
not Of purely ministerial nature" Louis
liability. of trlistrestates OH contracts
lnalo for their benefit, or, to state
the question discussed more fully,
Does colltrnct entered into with \ trustee
same TO any liability, Or ii the solo remedy Of
tho creditor II personal action against tho
trustee? This Il MI linpoitallt't0plG Of great
in,tersst not considered by 1ext.wrlters. The
are both well flied With matters OF Interest
to the legal profession.
The July number Of the Penn Monthly
Inns more typographical errors than we arc
accustomed to seeing In Il trstsctAss inaga-
z'ne: 1ts tnble Of contents y s us 11 i9'ows:
sea!Ied IT,, Sy !liSs W!1inn Dc cauSor Etyer;
'The Need Of q, Broader Political Edllca--
tim" by tho Hon. Dorlnan j. Enton;
-. .,Bosslsln MI! Civil Service Ketorln,,," by
John Andrews llnrrts; The Tlrlssill allu
tile lsols,'" by J. e. j. AfcElroy.
Tho A7ncrIca,t Jour7,u, Of the Medical
Scicuccs for july Is mi unusually strong
humber, Dr.. 3Iulldelsonts 'urtlcle on n cnse
Of abscess il. the liver will attract particular
attention at Tits tlne a,nong piofcsstonnilnet.
of Potassium Excite lirigllt's Disease% ~ i.
Ecraseur for Curing ptep-sea.ed flstnla In
Ano," BY 4. II. +. Gasto.l, Il. r, 9f Cam.
eus Wh!c!,. cMitain Chlorine, BroMiHe, o.
Newark, n. j.; "a Cnse Of Absccss Of the
Liver Complicated With ,E.npysma-OSperra- n
s:Sn Ly,apat!s llef5!s, @ aid she Elsno!i,snS; d ; n;
A{esa''TEi {ss Tise n' ns f0pas' ts Veins ss LS"p %te
WEsiton WHIT jhsy jSyes, 2pp'n F. T. G. 81 F. rhonss H. S.
"Anestllesla OF the C0rne0, asl1 Its SiEnif-
James i: Alillor, u, .. !" D!stal colnpressloi.
Ayss ysseesss II f9s S "sHH asts A1se}s t. Yaae T
n. d.. IAN Instrument for ,the Removal OF
D.; = Operation Tor the Relief. Of lsursal
Swelling of the Wrist" b. j. L. Copeland. II.
gin!n;- ..4A,nnlttntlon at tie Shon!der? joint"
Dy /. Afcl4nne rilEuny, II. D.. ef baltimore.
Tile Mcdistl Jourilat and Erumf,lc, for
July, contains tho following original cOlll-
ntun!catlons: Vaccination" BY Henry u.
Lyman, II. D.. "Laryngeal 'fuMors," BY E:
Pnann,onitfs. with Illustrative Case" " by +.
U'Counell. NJ. D.; Pathology nnl Treat
inent Ut YnlIow-Feyer, With S0mp, 1sc'anrks
upon tbs NNtnre OF Its Cause Alsl Its IrG-
yeutiou,H BY II. u. Schmidt, N. i.
, 1881-07-09

A i.andsotncly.pslnte.l volume OF nearly
900 pages, entitled " History OF Woluall.Suf-
fraKe," Inns been sent us BY tho publishers.
Tue work IL 10 consist Ut two volumes, and
, 1881-07-09

luz sth tha n' M av,n, lsn wr.i"M NJ % e,r1v
.',u T., ~" ,l.us ~. nr Mnsc. int lin rn,ras'r m
ri tr,cs n @ slow frun "a tlle historical poks Of Tho
iii rcsiamc,'t am ltr tat tIs trnltionai yinw rnm
ilnt ne cofaGfa; iq1, ~ kho t,aut.s .tp,sSt
D,e 70 v,s'n 1eye 1ns ,xs sn o 'efdn0m;c s.,, nmn
n" t,,a % i1n,rnxa " !" the ,nrs % n s,.sa Mw MI
~ !Ssyss siisy Wo. 1S "ss s. !Srs @
,stst'y y,, reeK,'9l ~, .a1ltr ,rna. ,atws o,! ,ny W
Stmga IT, III hn ,nt M ~
.IIai, f n nnti tI tho % Te,l Trbcs. Tiis lis n}r
uerG nfe pnst1'Ee, H. n,, ,,s 81 ,wGS s".
US Pn,,a III M"1 fnso t'i. ~ nvI,s " a
ne timer ma,i4, s'oWnf n1. wtssnntny M ,t 70
ayo neG' wlIlen cnn aasr ' na o tst t,s,, %,
@ ~ o Ia - ri,s n,.,r', @ ,,iaMx s. ~
t,ss.. .,r,,,,,un,,s Ell hava ea Viii M,,s,yr ,v 1,r
oan a, Y ha ~ ~" ~ nssi,ion n Prnr s;mIt is
4m1n, 9 ~ i. ~ ",nr,tne IL t"nnr1l y, liz
a1t H etcss o ,r,x ~ :" .,f sIle ."yra - 1 1ts
o ssts;!'sit y q ths 'Sa,l.1l x' YIN
yt Is T:,,ys IT, tEs ss a ""oiey y AZ
jsWis ,i al ai Christian GIareiles IS 70 b. nc ac-
cssi caariv ae5 ms Hsd r ay m be te III b enr
w saos H. av h"eu sanrl,""h n" iGShi III Ghrisf
a,i tS Apostls;s IS ot ,'9a.s 10 H EI"s sEiss y
clearly sqpsrn9ls; prof sW1ts Sns!s' vlsw
6y dtlIcuIttes aI far moro scrioi,s y tita'i
e Ims "G W. stn,,nn ~ o nn,,,t ~! ~ ntx t.nIv
~! w!ie,. Gr oy "o' nc tc ,o.t 51e1oinlG m aw
fcrs fs ,,Ils,tp,iorted T. corijcctlirc. Again: iIo
noes t TG'ST pss ~ ~ So qe nrs,,n III ~ ti, tie
JGwlS ona oopkf q So m Ns w m 81 t is
ect tnt Gn1kg t ~ or .yIten "
iWs Weto Wtten ~, ~ sni a,H s'S IT,, ~ ;ns;,, tG sa IL
foRmels " ardcI ,rd ~ liz Ha ~ I"s.yt ma
SoEeu ~ ene, tu ti'nm ttiri, u ;s a
Amro Q, 70 g III h,; III IN, m Er 1ns TIT
syss sinS ,.as M tu,sunf vcnrs fter
Suses Sd dfcG L Il - The h one Example pr5iMsed Gy
v;!fS n'c ,ae If FIJI iae,,ngr T. nt nj aii
M ~ s1...s ~. ,n,. ta cn.. .t,u.
ieSts q tlis Iook # LsyitIeas. ] I6s RE-
iessor q MV o,o W H., 'i.r tf,o iii,t,n az. ~,
Ne r M Mnere ta cr S oGr.ihcr nef to t sle m @ ,e
% ue,1efai Il ASSEMBLY Of lie Fses chnry l!e re- re-
peMil5 uGe'" ~ II, tio N.nn. ~ r., liz pnntn
n msC ,. ~ Ht,nrpsta ~ ~ ta urnnd " ny nv wi,ic
tHacn! a's ais,, ~ n,,,". ia ~ wi,.. Si,.,,
e Frat: sn,lt Thsy} }.,s! d not +, do, ,'sny s lis
H. fl'osG s 1rgs n i, III Pe } f4,ss fans r"i W. "iey y
LINE " @ na ga; y 'i5S ss ,n v.,, mn, H. ~
trie ~ a"S " y ti, s. "s -
MtGiuy it ~ ~ a;tnr, tGG u i,snSr III S IT, III ~
ral1n aid OIL cfiptM1u nsct l., Tt M. ;n III a
}rot. snit sYa, Ias u y rlait TO- D. 20 s" ot Of lis
hit hu l,as nut a. rlgllt rs Il Free Church
Presbyterian to inculcate views iii TINT
clMrcj, Wl,icll directly contradict the wnrdsO
thu sacred bucks, and smooth owe, the wole
vss Hy ss1s 1 e 1s ssss s4 Gss @ eSSs sue
tinns. tie ifrst irf, Ills criticisms well found.
, 1881-07-09

fAblc to fnct,. nnd Ut language 10
iih,o,,s';. VII! s hts Hanal @ crtt!ca, ta: ski,
short Of Thought contributed tn The upper
H0hatinn of !tteAs not originally invested
with personality In tho popular mini. utlsi,
hhw fabulous legends grew from pOetical
wi,"is lecture vii to reitl Will profit by all
philosophical tlltiiltnra. -, -....
Thrifty, we ore presented with m essay
takun finnl Tho C0h!e'nnoTdru Rcptcp hf
.lSs7o, on Iia!sc, Analogic II cHmparnifyc The
article III tl,e vnlntise. Prof. Miller POINTS
out Numerous errors that hare been fallen
lntn hy s,tc'i wrtt1ra M D0cllart In regard tU
tlM itlGntlty Of scrItturc lsrso',s and nlytho,;
Sntarn, mil tl,nir tlirea Sous. liz. EXPOSES
nlso tic nistnkcs Of Sir William, Jones and
others IN their endeavnrs, t1 identity theBmis
a9 Hr,cs 81 nTese a,M' ise wfl! t!tgse
with Just severity tlE confident assertions OF
". Jac0l1ot, IN Ills l1ihlc III ilnln, Respecting
tl,e llintlvo tir!xit q tho stories IN tl.s Old
H'teet + .re1 .lensa a es NsW wea s Iays ~ aoa srs
haye i,it]lertD exn,nl1ed alld IT, work lntuIy
published IN Paris by ". Jaco!liot,. uli-
der tile sc'Isatlonnl tile 9t LA .Bibla
,l'ans ,v vFl,de, Ve do Id Jeaf!,s ~, Cfls.-
sl!l,ts hts eyes aGatnst MI evidence that would
tell ngainst llEnt, atltl brings tnHetter without
any critical scriiples whatever seems 10 SLIP
ort ny " theory tlat Chrlstia,ity l. mere
atlence wDn!d 1.0t be n sufficient ntiswer.
llcsiles, the hook has lntely l,eeil translated
Into English. mid will bo roaG. no doubt, by
many ttNple wl,o enltnOt test tho evidence
Prof. Miller thus goes OF, to quote at some
lcnatli from The volume of .1acol!fot uie rep
resetltal,Oiis IT the Inter TINT the cItiet ac-
counts Of the l!ble, INCLUDING tho statements
bnrrtatytJl fr1t1i thu Vtnins ami (tnt,,Itenfn n.
rics. and atlt!s the following: "Many Of tile
words which N. Jacoiliot quotes rs San
scr't are mt Sanscrit ut all others mover have
as g q mnin"x s ;sats ws @ s fssgs s Vsas 70 tss ssa a
our OLD frtcl,d. the Dhagavcdagita}, they nra
mt from the Veda,-they arc not from any
old Sa|a3crit writcr,-tfiey simply l'eiong t1 the
st:eond l.at ot tl'e LIT NInetssntll Century" 4
dltiolial remark: M, Jacoiliot las. no
doubt. f1ttnd out by this time tint ha 1as
feow heH ,9Rsys ,s ex @ M f o wia1s III ~ ongt o n t.
doubt not tint hEs statements will coMtin-
uo 10 be t0test for 4 lnng time, md the A,i.
nia mid lliva. Tins brought to jIfe arain, viii
make ter a;p!earces tn H9a,yin book 1 an, ard
Ilcic,l has been verified ii recent p,lbiica-
tIolis by rrnfessgtlly learned men Ut our own
city: Let the authoritative exposure Of Max
Mtiller. nut TO silence I'LL such pretendcrs III
The fourth article in the volume before us
Is on Spelling. taken frum tho FOrintUhtiy
RcUtc,v, April, 1871. printed f0netcatly.
Anu the hfth and Just essay. on Sanscrit
s4S' assijsS la ci tho aya' Asai'e Society," SeDFa'
We commend this volume TO tile careful
attention Of NIL general readers and stu
dents. The plh!islless 9rs Charles SeribMsr's
Sons, of New York. Wricc $..} It. ". r.
, 1881-07-09
n CHICAGO 1,1DuNE SATURDAY. JULY o. 1ss1-s1xrEEN PAGES

tho United States Government 4 Defense
t!,o imdian prol!sn. ny g: i; TthieS" r.,
book flsclf tho writer gives very unpteas-
nut picture 1T the rascuiittes, crimes. nlMl mr.
btrnry ac:s Of tl.ose appointed 10 take
charga Of the 1nalan tribes. 1le gives no
h,aEts III corruption! aMi lEii6rn',co III htgj,
places, Ard the whole bOuk Is II sort Of arruw
bred at Ian9li: aild cy,cry SFectat9r ', ot the
many Ut the. Indian Agents w!re and are
tl!leves, md Il ls eqlia2ly prybaIle that tilere
made money 9nd 49,, "waxeg fat" by cheat:
ono dispute the fact That tte Indian probicia
Ia an important one htld Rls0 titlIlcuit nill
delicate ons ny te ,,,Ia' soye QYits ~ many w!!l
approve Of t. Those viii! wrllo on this
topic forget to illustrate the character Of
the "ba,! 1ndia,l ntld tIle crilucs lie ,co1ll-
nlits against, the whites. ,lyronged the
arc. II il II not risht q a,aku III i Wi,ution s,ii-
fer because there arc some bad Indians,
neither IS 1t right to permit murders, thefts
and o,ttraees 10 bs cohtltM,ed becnttse Willie
Sbss hsyf boek Ss ny, w,GE aEoneSsY # esSrY @ syFv M
person Identified, II would DO 4 strong In
lictment agaiMst those particular persons,
| anu AGAINST tae system Wlilcll permitted
punished. hut hts hook IS like ai. anony-
inoi1s letter, Of which few hnve q very exnlt-
etl opinion. and by, which yery few are III.
ilncneesl. We want ~ Identity the l'erklllses
and hear their side hefnre coatlomnlnx
| every lnnIt Occupying similar positions with
equal opportunities. Mr.. 'rl1bles writes for.
cloly.; llg Is 10 lovtco with tho pen, lie Is
Is undoubtedly. Thoroughly, honest 1T his
oplnio,l and we rGspect 's cos1ragq !! zSai
Towcr il is vrry weak, inferior even tG
."',l'lol'g!,etl Un'ler,'' Or, !" Shadows Of
Sast9" SS %r,t.S r BY egaX h;as asnS os sls hs
Unfortunate III Ills own plIan!hropls
schemes, WHICH 1uny hive attded gnlt to tht
Ink with which llo writes. lie Is the advo
cate Of the huston sclInol Of nntt.Sc!lurz
anti.ln!fiaM policy enthusiasts. Of which tllt
Afassachnsetty senior Senator Is the Con-
RrcssIonal chambion.. We do not believe
tint Hidden rowcr" Will make many cot,
verts by Its l,lethott of attack, 0r that It's III
crary, merits Or the plot Of the novel will in
terest nlA11y readers.
, 1881-07-09

the urcsc,1t one Is the first. and embraces tho
',s.oLy r., ,1.M Issn !" .n. lho worh n -
Gaitsl py hllzanctll Gnay stanton, susan u.
Anthony an.i Matilda Joslyn Cage and Is
traits nj Frarcr. Wright. Ernes,ira l.. l,nsc.
i. iS' t,arr' clnrtn,,a fiownr,i N;ctnls. Par. Pan.
lima W. Davis, hllcrettn Mott, AHtotnetto
Brown, Amelia Ef0oulert S,lsnn j. Anthony,
NJ. &. Wright. Elizahetft fa,lv Stautou. ami
MotIi,1a !. 1lnro ' '~'' >'''>'
ss''n,,an ""Sui ~ ,..,.4... that ur,,o ,xo-
,onssA' Mssl',ng a,n,ts ana a settnE tnas LING pro.
III human history" the editors think a "sur-
vav oY tha conti,,,m, ~ tho rncn ti,rou ri,
,oso tos snn,s, y .,a" o .',.,..,sai
u!oso patuasoas pe''oaa Whe'l phSsle"l
iolce governed ttte w0rltt enables one
to account for the origin Of woma,l's
snbjectIon 10 mnn Without referring
the fact to the general inferlority
OF the sex, or Ilnturefs lnW." 1t II In,p0ssi-
Bile to give, In the Space VIC can spare 10 this
o9ok, a SargG n, nl.a'ysis oi Is eot.1eds, OF
r., " iLs ntBn,.teits auio Leoso!l'ns, OF eScn ul
, 1881-07-09
THE NEz-1'EnCE CAMPAIGN.

that memorable military campaign agniMst
n celebrated tribe 0f 1nslfans.-a tribr re-
mnrkablt for presenting some OF the best md
worst features Of Indian ltfe mud character.
It Is vivid, faithful, ai,l interesting 1larra-
tive Of wonderful energy and endurance til n
pursuit Of l,:El miles OF "Josepll," the lii
dim Chief, who, taking with him Ills men,
women, md children, IN order 10 avoid or
deceive Ills pltrs,ler. lad to traverse evei, n
greater distance. Gen. Inward tells tho
story of tllis cau.mtgn earnestly, anil u1,-
forces by It's narration many polnts le Wishes
to nnke in connection, with t!!e ll!,.n-
9gcnnent of the Indians. The Sez
al,iS Ut " "@ ti,s remaining indinn tr!bes:
The cntnpaIEl, ag.ll,st thenl WIS n hard
one. by mal,y Its difficulties a,ltl dangers
wore ,.1't!etsstin,"tnd IN tast, fsw re9l!ze 70
wont to look tlown nlmn tic heroes Of indian
test lie Is forcc'l 10 t!ght, With ills willy foe,
yet g9es brnynly to tl!G .liSc,argG of Ills duty
ter, tits q work that eannot apparently be
mud unpopular, ,all tho n,ore crGdit y due to
t2se ~ wo tke paTt, IN It. Grn 1lowara
understand what l,itiian campaigning
mems. Tho General u o soldier rather thaii
Il writer. But he SETS forth i'ts faets p!niMly
he @ ssys Il, 1eSj: "T!o Ne Me- r. 1'erces @ iaaet
wit!, skill and with tho 4tnIost obstimacy.
!lay. "A small batiIc!'' Yes, II, W estIm.ate
" se ats ssna fnass i i IL aeas 'fSsi
just: us -ni!cl', pnrlhnl.s rlnre.' nerve to- 20
ona's duty there; where tho loss OF n battle
involves the lirest consequences, and
wounds md deatlI were the same. 10 tllnsa
ttliO HhffHF1I III Hl1tFnunn1H11fH 1NltAfA 11Df0