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ARomaaee o, Two con,inen!s.

Chicago furnishes touching melo dra'
matte story. Con Of proud and wealthy
German Count loved daughter Of wealthy
but untitled German parents; young
noble left University, came to America,
got work as day laborer on the Illinois
Central railroad; pa relonted; young noble
goes home to marry wealthy but ntitled
girl. Curtain.
Perhaps the story isn't true; perhaps it ia.
II the young fellow loved the CIR! why
shouldn't he go to work TO show that he
was worthy Of hel? lie wasn't too good to
work as day laborer. 1t isn't to be sup
posed that no chose that work above all
other kinds. He took the best thing he
could get, and probably he got what he was
fit for. 1t may have startled him when he
got to Chicago to discover that gold dollars
were not used for street.paving; and 1t may
have chafed his proud spirit to learn that
in this country titles don't go for much ex-
cept among fools. He isn't hurt by his
year Of laber. Thousands Of honest men in
this country work longer than that for the
girls they love, and having made them
their wives work as long as life lasts to
support them.
Perhaps the German nobleman would
have been happier in the long run ii he
had stuck to his work. II there is any.
thing in him 1t would have come out; he
could have earned home and living for
a vile, and there they could have lived
happily with no tinseled tomfoolery to vex
them. There would have been more hard
knocks than romance in that life, but thou
sands OF American citizens could have told
him that this Is a great country for hard
work and love, and that the German stock
thriyes on this free soil.
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The question is constantly recurring,
what fertilz.ris most reliable for garden,
for special crops, &c? One writer Gays:
II prefer good stable manure, that has
been turned once or twice, 10 any other,
and II some bone dust has been mixed
with It in turning, so much the better"
This for the garden. II good ashes can be
obtained, very good, as a handful or so ap-
piled to the hill, or spread along the row
and worked into the soil when hoeipg, will
prove oil great benefit to the crop. Moth
ing is better to restore vigor to vines, pear
or apple trees than to give them good
dressing OF well rotted manure, and work
It under with the hoe or fork, aud the APP
plication is equally beneficial to currantsi
gooseberries and raspberries. In fact,
well decayed compost Of manure heap mot
Of ill.mixei and partially rotted stuff is
the best restorer Il vegetable decay and re-
stoler OF vegetable growth.
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After the Ohio reverse the Democratic
shout went up over the disruption Of the
Republican party. Democrats declared
that the next President would be Of their
party beyond peradventure. Very likely
they thought so.
A year before had been bad year for
Republicans. Nobody could deny that the
people intended to rebuke the Republican
party. Democrats said the result Of 1882
meant more than a rebuke-it meant that
"the Republican party must 60" the peo'
pie were going to "turn the rascals out"
This was not polite way to put 1t, but
something must be allowed to partisan en-
thusiasm, and good catch phrases are help
ful in political campaigns.
From Republican point Of view Ohio
made bad beginning for the grea! States
voting in 1883. It was possible to locate
the causts OF the Republican reverse, but
still it IVES o palpasle hit, and Republicans
were not happy over it. Democrats in the
November States had on their side all the
moral effect Of Ohio in October, and they
said that insured them great success.
What has happened shows once mot
that voters arc not easily swayed by parti-
san predictions, and that for the most part
they do their own voting. The independ
emf voter OF last year, who either used the
Democratic party 10 remind the Republic
can party Gifts faults, or remained at home
to accomplish the same end, came outlast
Tuesday and put bis vote where he
thought It would do the most ggod.
No sensible Democrat now thinks his
party will have chance in Pennsylvania
next year. Massachusetts will give her
electoral vote to the Republican ticket, OF
course, New York will certainly go
Republican II we have a strong and popu'
lartickct, ardthe clcses!ate OF Connecticut
will be with US. The Republican party can
not elect any man to the Presidency, but it
can elect good man who can command
the public confidence and, what Is not to
DO lost sight Of, arouse an enthusiastic in
terest in his behalf.
The country is with the Republican
party on Civil Service reform and on pro.
lection to American industries; it does not
forget the record Of the Republican party
or Of the Democratic party, and voters do
a good deal Of judging the tres by Its fruits.
We can carry the country next year and
maintain the present prosperous policy,
but to do /! we must offer the best We have.
There is no margin for mistakes.
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FITS.
How TO Treat the ,eyeraI Sorts Of SID
den Attacks.

uGu AtIWEAAus
j. II tie man with the fts has on new
hat, and you have an old one, always
change hats with him. This relieves the
pressure on the head.
2. lit happens to bea convivial looking
tramp, remark in loud tone-"lt's too
bad, but there's not drop OF brandy 10
the crowdw In nine csses out ct ter, he
will then walk OF, using healthy, coherent,
and muscular Anglo.Saxon.
3. Should the patient have only q slight
attack, and retain consciousness, toll him
II is not fitting for him to act 30. This will
undoubtedly make him get up and take Oft
his coat. Thenrun
4 In case the man Ia O school-teacher,
two ofhis pupils will be diIated; therstwill
be elated.
5. Give him plenty Of air-.his kind Of
generosity Is inexpensive. Open his mouth.
Then get stretCher. II he won't open his
mouth, get q glove.stretchel; that IL make
him.
9. Garry him into a Broadway tailor'i
shop. No man was ever known to come
out Of one with eft"
!. II he has a bona .fie ft, and there il
no one else near, make believe you don't
see him.
s. In case your father-in-law has one, in
the street, tell him it's your pirate opinion
he was intoxicated, and that to-day Is yonl
birthday. This rule alone is worth $4,000
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

There are 1903 more women than men
in Adams county, Mississippi.
Herbert Spsncsr's most important works
have been translated into Japanese.
Two Nevada cattle kings are worth ST.
100000 each, and one OF them signs his
name ~"
The "art" OF the chiropodist first attracted
attention in 1915, when q German prac.
ticed on the corns Of the Queen Of England.
Mr.. w. F. Sutton, a Scotchmsn living in
London, Is acknowledged the champion
long distance bicyclist, he having gone
over 1881 miles in one day.
A Detroit detective promises to yanquish
anyone who will compete with him In the
matter OF pie eating, without regard to
sax, color, politics or anything else"
Filtesn and twenty dollar bouquets are
to be dispensed with this winter among the
"best" people Of the metropolis, and only
the tiniest punches Of il)wep are to be In
favor.
DR.. L. de Plasse, in an article translated
for La CUisine, highly commands the oys'
ter, eaten raw, rs 3 wholesome and diges-
tible article OF food. But "all the prepara-
tions Of oysters" he says, "are indigesti-
ble."
n. T. B,osher, q wood chopper, Of Logan
county, KY, was struck recently from be-
hind bya rattlesnake. He ran two hun.
tired yards, but the snake stuck fast to him,
it's iangs having penetrated his boot leg.
lie then plucked up courage and killed 1t
Newport has other attractions for Ieyeral
well.known New York ladies than Its fame
"a o fashionable summer resort, for 1t is
stated that quite number Of them have
prolonged their say at the seaside in order
10 secure divorces from their husbands
under the very lenient laws oil Rhode Is.
land on that subject.
Mrs, Augusta Tabor, the tist wife Of ex.
Senator Tabor, Of Colorado, says that his
divorce was procured through fraud, and
announces her determination TO begin pro.
ceedings to have It set aside. The Denver
Republican says that II 10 well known there
fiat Mira. Tabor has claimed this all along
and though she brought suit for divorce
herself, she did II unwillingly, thinking
that II she went upon the stand and swore
that she did not want divorce she could
not setit -.
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II you are troubled with sores, aches, pains

II you are troubled with sores, aches, pains
and general weakness OF the various bodily
functions, don't be deceived ty the adyer-
tisements Of bitters, kidney medicines, ETC.,
whose certificates Of pretended ouresare often
paid for. Put your trust in that simple rem:
edy called DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
sarapariIla. 1t will cure you by purifying
the blood and strengthening the weak
portions OF your body. You will also find II
very refreshing 10 the brain and nervous
system. The proprieto receive hundred.
Of Letters bostowiDS upon 1t in the highest
praise. pAw
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TaE testimony OF many who long suffered
from Ill health, caused BY On impure state Of
the blood goes 10 prove That the btst remedy
Tor making the blood rich, red and pure, for
Identifying the complexion, for curing cores,
pimplea and all other skin diseases, for rs.
moving aches, pains, stif joints, rheumatism,
elo., for increasing the power Of endurance,
for giving health and strength TO every weak
portion Of the body, Is Dr.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock aad sarsaparilla. 1t: effect pleasss the
user in every Instance. No other remedy
aon01s ~ DGN
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n Y HmlL

". I. Htflh.'
OF Mr.. Irvings conception Of snylock it
may be said at once that the Shakesperean
student will admit it is the pes! exposition
Of that character that can now be seen on
any stage. All the peculiariiies Of diction
and OF gait which oft n mar this artists
work in other characters were completely
lost sight Of in The genius which irradiAted
bis efforts last night. HiSShylsck, though
bearing all the outward attributes which
unpleasantly marked such men Of his race,
it IL nevertheless invested with dignity
that is truly ideal. At first he evidently
conceiyes Shylock as representative Of a
race which generation ai:er generation has
been cruelty used, insulted, execrated. 1t
is an hereditery hate, but to this as the
play progresses are added iodividual
wrongs that make him memorable and
fiendish. ii any one ecene can be pointed
out as especially fiue in work that was re-
markable for its symmetry, 1t WAS i'll the
second act, with fubAl, where the actor
abandoned himself to perfect tempest OF
passion that carried all btfIre it.
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THE Prince Of Wales plays The banjo,
the Princess Louise the guitar, the Princess
Of Wales has accompanied Nilsson on the
piano, the Duke Of Edinburg plays the
violin, and the Dltchess ia able to turn
the pages OF full score, while the Duke Of
Albany is a musical genius. Nice family
TO have for neighbors.-Boaon Post.
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E4INENr 81. Louis physloians say: "Col-
denis Liquid Beef Tonic is q very sgreeable
article Of diet, and particularly useful when
sonics are required, as 1t Is tolerated when
other forms OF animal food are rejected. In
Dlphtheria, Ague, Malaria, Typhoid Feyers,
and every depressing disease, It's use y most most
advantageous. We haye Pr ssIa i WIN
p, Copp, N. D.; 8. B. Parsons. N. D; r. A.
Vaughan, N. D.; Drs. s. L. aud ]. @. Niedelet;
VIM. Porter, n. D., and many Others. IRE
member the name, CoLDEN's-take no other
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheuni, Fever SoreS, Can.
csrs Piles, Chilblsins, Corns, Tetter, chapped
Hands, and I'll skin aTuptions, guaranteed TO
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
% cent? per box. For sale. at Logan 4 Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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SATURDAY, NOVENHEG Il, lN5J,

commencing al lOo'clock A ", the undivided hl
OF q certain tact Of land AtIGICd on h4nel q
Wheeling Island In, the CITY Ct Mle lilF' Oh.o
county, West Virginia, known Hn1 d'Hi!Ed y
follows: Beginning Ct Il axe on tbeNGt hie q
snnih Penn street on Inc with l.. J. hicGp's
roTthern fence; thenee with the MrtLsln iige o.
Eali Ftrctt, south dtRICs cast q i!'.V I0lts 70
The hedge row: thence with the hedsd IoN t0lt "
degrees wCs: 2Sl00 poles; thence sOusii de.itst
wcet n il.lOO poles 70 Eifkc, thCEcl uOEIh "
GegfeeE east lS-lOO poles 10 tic hcginlitgr t0l'
talflinE one acre and 80 Glp0 poles moe OF lgSI
Trims or SALE -Ore hslf Rnd ~ lnLch more o.
the purchase money ~ the purchase shAh tcct 70
pSy 10 cash OIL the day Of EAle, the bAAcl III tE0
cOiRl fnStallmeutS at xix aud twelve MOUTHS EVIL
denced By notes bearing interest from nc ~!
SSIc, ". J. -. LONDEN,
''''S' slccial Commissioner
sf,nve named Specal commissioner IS IeInitrd W
M Cont :. u. SIC 0LLOCll,
'A ~ - Geek
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PFopERlY
j. FRONTING THE FIFTH WARD MAehhr

HNRUSIEE'S SALE UT INi Ln'
i. FRONTING THE FIFTH WAHD NAehht
sy Virtue OF a deed Of trust ,mTdc BY !;
gchIncIchel and LUulke eChneiCECI, l!i WIZ Nu
FrItz II, BehIeus and Mary Nehrens, ny Sle, "
me. the undersigned trustee, dA'ci The .9h W. o.
August, 1851, and recorded IL the once oil lIc
Clerk oil the County CLuTt ul ONO CudhN' "a
irrinla, Ia Deed Of Trust Book No IL, EAge ~ w.
secure u. F. Behrens the payment % tcit t ~
promIgsory note named therein, lihAl plOYpiit !"
sci at the front docs Of The G,rEi h9'Se y gS
CITY OF Wheeling, on MONDAY, DEC hb"h tns
I'd, 1885, begin lug IT 10 O'Clock A.H.r ttg '.GgS
described real estate, that islO hy Tue M,la .
oSe.,hird, twenty-five (g2) fee! OF lOi EHmbtN
TInSy .nlne (g9) situated st the Northwestern tH c
mr. n Market ind TEcHty ihlEi NlNls W IIS
Min WRrd OF tho City u WLCcpB IGsrliu WIZ y.
iii the buildings and imptOvtIntitIs htHol "
:" I E ., Salc9oaehNi, or 80 mitch a,IG o. NC
purnNNla tnOrHY ne the purClA q mE! ctr' 70 Isl,
tTsh In hand ana The b4li:.Cc rsyNa.r III HHs ~
with inIpreet itnGi LAY u EHr. % bi w
GenCAd tv the prom.R6ry not Ui III. NuIthtVI
md In he AeClrCd by d.ci oil trust 0n me fIltIH
Title believed 10 Lc perfect bat scLliih lIu,'.S
IthSIl GInvcT only SuCh Tic Us Il vth" q III ~v "
said decd Of tTtI.. VIRGINS s,.,,,,c
" n HALLER lrel1n,c. Nv
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DIED.

pARRioTr-Near Bolton. ". Va, on Wedues.
day, November 5, 1857, at2P NJ, Rev. q. ". PAR
RIoTF, Of the West Virginia II. Z. Conference.
Fun:ral from Simpson N. E Church, Moundt'
Vile Friday Mt 70 O'Clock AM.
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{ ELM GROVE r. R.

On and after MONDAY, MAYll, 1883, tunttl
further NOTICED can viii run from tho City and
stammt eyery hour from e.SoA. n. 10 900 F.M
ryi2 !. KLEEH, supt
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lMANhI.,...'. GUIDE.
Trains arrive and depart as iOllow.-city time.
HnIiInnnea 4. AhIn-MLtt IINE-NEpA VT

Trains arrive and depart as follows-City time.
baltimore q Ohia-MAIN LINE-DEPART-
l:66 q N, $40 q m, $40 pm, $40 p m, 7;05 m
9; o, ,Dly.-G:2o m, 2lS p m, Ills m. $40 a
". d r. Dlv.-DEeAkT-FOF Pittsburgh, 6:95 m
aud 400 m: for Washington, Pa, G:95 aud 9;l0 N,
$40 and $50 p M for Kim Grove 1855 p NJ, Ar
RIVE-NAin tine-l2lS m, lo:2oA N, 8:l5 p n
$40 m, ais p m. o. q. Dlv.-t:l1 y N. p.S06 Nj
S66 N. W. d 2. DISCRIMINATION Fltl6buTgb
$50 70. and $50 m; from Warrington, Pa SO0
and $50 N; lis and 600 p IN; from KIM Grove
EIopm.
p, @. d 81. L.-DrART-e27 q m, s:o2 m,
TIA p m, l47 p N. AERIyE-S:S7 m, tl:l2 N,
a67p N, Eo7pm.
Cleveland, LOrain q wheelIng.-DFLEf
Bridgeport amidst ClaIHyiLe Accommodation, go
m and SIS p m; Cleveland, 200 noon: MaSsilon,
tl9 pm. ARRIyE-&SS N. 1870 m, 2:45 p m,
EiS pm.
Cleveland d PiItAburgh-DRPAEr-6 a
N, Il:60 0 N, 600 p m; steubGnville AccommOdR.
ton SIS M, WSllsTillO Accommodation sos
N. ARhivE-l2os N, t:I3 p m, SIP p m; steu.
benville Accommodation SSs p N, WeIlEYIlle Ac.
commodRtiou E4SRm.
b. z. d q. RRIlwRy--LEGvE BellaIfo for
wOodsfeld and Symmetrical at G;I5 m. aud 800
p M ARRIvE at Bellairc at 9:lS 4. m. and Gao pm.
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An article in q November magazine asks:
"What instruction should be added to our
colleges?" Well, some persons think pool
and draw-poker should be added to the
curriculum, which Ialready embraces base
ball, boat-racing and penuckle; but we
draw the line at poker. A young man is
generally proficient in that science before
be enters college.-Norri8t0tU Herald.
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TITS.

All Fits stopped free by Dr.. KlIne's Great Nerve
ReItorcr. No FITS fiter brSt days uic. Mnryelons
cures. Treaties ard 81 tIill bottle free T. ut cases
scnd TO Or. Kline, 03l Arch street PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. Cancer Institute 93l Arch street, fhlladelphla
Pa. TO To Il. nr*sAwPt~
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We do not fnd fault, reproaoh or condemn
tho practice Of any regular psys!cian-this
Is NOS our mission-but we do claim II he
were to add Ptr1,nG TO his prescriptions as d..
rected in our book on the ellis OF Lifen land
furnished grGtuitously by all druggists), be
would cure all his patients.
"osEEGo, Potter County, Pa.
DR.. HAETXAN-Dear Sir: The small ulcers
are all healed, aud the twolarge ones are not
feeling quite well. The people say your
PeT1tnd Is doing miracle. do not take
nearly 50 much opium ss did before.
pGw Mrs. ELLEN MAYNARD.
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commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following icll
estate, namely: The undivided hall o! tfrall
tract o, lAnd lying AID belrg HIu.te On ZAHes
island, in the city Of Wheeling, III the county Oi
Ohio, State OF WGst Virginia, known Sud dCtrIhel
o. follows Beginning at n sake on tie w8t Nte
Of south Penn street, on u line with . ktUhti
l,,tthern fence; thlucc With the western l.Ng Of
South Penn street kOuth 9CCgTrcb cEAt Il Rlt0
n les 20 the hedge nw; thence win the E(dSeibW
south 81 degrees west 2S!OO poles, Il CnCe 10th
degrees Wost q 42.lOo poles 10 kla.e three moth
so egTces cast IS l0J poles 10 tie brei hing, con.
tanning one acre 30 6.l0O poles. NOE % les.
Al,O cGrtGIu Tract Of lsnd situated on ZanCIOf
Wheeling Island. IN the city Il EcClias bounded
on The moth by a straight line through tte centre
Of Fink Etrret, GntehdlEg westerly from sGuib lin
street 10 South Penn htleet; on tic est by sollh
Him street; on Ire LOuih by lGnd Of Z. ]. stVre;
and on the wet By South PClu blICcI,
said last mentioned tract Of land will frSl 10
offered for saie a. AwEulc, aud tlcl In lots u
lAId out By the Special Commissioner, n plEt Of
which can BIS seen at his Ctloei aud alc viii "
made In tho manner BY which the laIgtsI lualu
TRIMS or sALE.-onI..h end 70 Euch nore Of
the purChpe money as the puItEEECi shAil eltctiO
nay In cash, the balance in two equal 'ns,1llntnu
At SIX and twelve months Cv.teLGtd ~ notes
hearing interest from the day Of sAc, tae title BE-
iny retained until tho purchase money hl&id in
iulI' UT u, cnwDgu
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" IL 1tWV'
Mr.. 1rving's sbylock again We can but
account failure. His makeup" with
the tonsured wig and the s:anty, ragged
beard and the deep set eyes, Is very strik-
Ing and very individual. But there is not
here the consistent and intelligent idea Of
the character behind it that made Charles
!, tedious as it was, an interesting failure.
There cannot have been nearer last night
who had ever either heard or read the play
to whom Mr.. Irving conveyed any sugges'
ton about Shylock, in the whole or in any
detail, which had not presented itself to
him before. There was no bringing out an
unexpected significance iu any art or any
speech, such as we expect from any eminent
actor who undertakes q shakespearean
part. The conception OF Shylock was abso:
tutely commonplace, and the execution Of
Il was only redeemed from the mere in
effectua!ity OF the earlier scenes by what
is not so much the exa2geration-for exag-
geyation implies expression AS the purpose;
j .ss violence and the overchargCd and still
ineffective contrasts Of the later.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MTANTED-oEE OR MORE SALES.
w MEN, either on salary or commiS1ion. Pre-.
70 have them acquainted with ihs grocery trade
Of Wheeling and vicinity. AtdresI D, 1nteln.
gtncFr oLlca u6p
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In tho Circuit Court for Ohio COUNT, w@vF
ginia,
WIN, cowdcn aGminIstrttTo!MCl
,StGtc OF CarolineV. Zane. deceased, In fharfc,rI
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Charles I, Zane Nnd OtheU.
By vlrtuO Of decree cnII red hy hid count In tie
above entitled cause on the 9th day OF ULtrbCf,
1883, the undersigned appointed hereby EpCc!ll
Commissioner for the parpote, will ali at Iub!!t
sale, at the front door u the Cou;t HOuse Of Mii
Rnunty 0n
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w. II. HALLS, AuclonCet.
hereby certify that bond has bcou given BY
above named special Co1n!AI JnGE Is IIQuiNdty
'r Sc IIul" Ed. NccOI OCH. CLERK
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ae. IRyINa,s sHYLocK.
Opinions OF the Leading New Yofk
newspapeFn-Oppo View.

Opiniona OF the Leading Now JoEk
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VieSf.
N Y. Tt1aae.
Mr.. Irving presents q good Shyloek. His
ideal ID right and his execution 10 full OF
snbtle touches OF art. Douglas Jerrold
said Of Edmund Kean that his ShyItck
made you think OF "a chapter out OF the
Book Of Genesis" The Jew may BIO pre-.
sented as acting from personal covetousness
and hatred, or he may be presented as act
inc from this motive, commingled with
high and stern religious fanttcism. The
latter view exalts the character, and there
lore Is the right one. Antonio, In ShylccsSS
mind, has outraged SylocEs nation and
religion as well as Shylocks sell. The Jew,
in pursuing Antonio 10 the torture and the
death, is feeding his ancient grudge; but
likewise he is avenging tho wrongs oil his
sacred people. He thinks himself the vice.
verent OF Divine justice, and he has "sn
oath in heaven" ThiP, apparently was
Edmund Ke ms theory OF the character,
and Ibis is the ideal reasserted by Henry
Irving. His mental grasp OF tho part is
perinc.. His expression OF austerily, oil
yindictiye maliguity, OF the Lsullen resent.
ment that broods over long-hoa!ded
wropgs, was wonderfully Gne-backed by
greet weight OF intellect and by fierce, hot
blooded, inyeterate purpose. His denote
ment OF. !S.ytCcis domestic affections, which
are equally profound, passionate and pa
thetic, was clear and thrilling-espec!alIy
In the frantic lamentation over his lrgItive
daughter, and the hearthroken words ABOUT
LEAH and the turquoise ring.