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MRS. BROWNING's LOVE sONNETs.

MRS. BROWNING'S LOVE SONNETS.
Illustrated by LUDWIG sANDoE IPsEN. oblong folio
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AZ s,,t,oa, bsoerophies of English, Amer.
49,. ..d rnntinentsl vritcra Tho early volumes win
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Mr. Matthew Arnolds retirement from bis school In
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OF the hadozen poets of the Victorian age whose names
have any chance Of mmorality he is man OF letters
of exquisite culture. critic OF fine Discrimination
scholar Of and profound knowledge With all ths
the best TO which great Empire could put such
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America is to have work equivalent TO Burkcs Peer
age" Joel Munselrs Sons, OF Albany, are pre-
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vious 10 1900
The lady known as the Duchess in real life as Mrs
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The GosseCoins dispute still Dgles through the Lon
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to the Passions:
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Be a little blander,
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Speak of you with candor
Gossey Gossey Ganderi
Calm your little dander-
Truly great all must bear
Puny critics SANDER
Gossey Gossey Ganderi
Like the fly in amber,
How the dickens did you get
To the lecture chambers
The will Of Heinrich Heine's brother gives directions
dsposa OF various Mss of the poet which were
IN his possession These include great number OF let
tiers to THEIRS Guzo and Mchele poems addressed TO
Frederic William w., and o manuscript entitled Ma
poleon I'LL"
handsome edition Of Edmondo dc Amicis fascin-
ating Constantinople" has been brought from the
press Of G. p Putnams Sons This is book which owns
an unfailing charm.
Edouard Drumont the author of the "France Juive"-
the much book which wnits ll4th edition
has lately published supplementary Indictment enutied
La France Juve Devant rOpnion
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STUDIO No ZSIH5E
Refererces
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MI William Hart, y. A.. M James NJ hart N. Al MI David
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
December Number READY.
autobiography covering in the field OF
PREsIDENrJAMES A. GARFIELD.
entitled
MY CAMPAIGN IN EAST KENTUCKY.
Tbi, sketch written by General Gar
field as the basis ior life OF him by EDMUND
KIRKE.
LABOR AND CONDENSED LABOR
,6a ' Sy PfSR To- sf solution Of the Labor
HEATHENDOM AND CHRISTENDOM UNDER
TEST
brilliant controversial essay the Andover discussion
by GAIL HAMILTON
WHY AM A CHURCHMANf 7"
ByRt Rev. T. U. DUDLEY. Bishop Of Kentucky.
EDUCATIONAL METHODS.
posthumous essay. hitherto unpublished, by
GEORGE SAND
VI
LESSONS OF THE NETWORK CITY ELEC-
TION5.
Apoteworthy symposium emboiying the partisan visw Of
The The h9R s aSa ssd @I0I RdSanea
JEFFERSON DAVIS AND THE MISSISSIPPI
CAMPAIGN
ronder to the charge by President that
its failure caused by the action OF General Joseph h.
Johnston most important contributions ever MADE
10 the secret history Of the Coniederacy. BY
GENERAL JOSEPH h. JOHNSTON.
VIII
SALMON 2. CHASE.
biographical sketch containing many unpublished In
cidents of the War. by DOM PIArr
TX
LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT"
ByARTHUR RICHMOND.
Y.
"RECENT REFORMS IN BALLOrING."
By ALLEN THORNDIKB RICE.
This plea for reform our odes OF bailotng and an
and fraud In the Aus traan Provinces and
the British Islands 49,,
"MORMON BLOOD ATONEMENT.u
nv JOSEPH WEST. aMormon Bishop. In rejonder to
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I'D TO OLD POINT COMFORT, Norfolk Va. and South.
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Norfolk a IN. Ii. v. TOMPkINs Genl Pass AkenlS
lTosawsy, " Il
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\ Cripple, Remarkable Climb.


One day not long ago Il watchman at
the monument was astonishcu lly Il lame
woman leaning on crutches asking for
permission to go to the top. She had not
provided herself with a pass. but the
Waterman thought he would spare her
y journey to the war department and harl.
he"""'e vi her infirlnity, and let her 20
into the monument without ii, Besides
II" had 80 idea she would 60 Very far up
the deco stairway. She was runti1cn,
enough ton both and told him She would
get there Ill the same She could not
carry u candle. as it took both OF he.
hands to manage her cr,ltche.. ST. she
hired Il boy To go ON ;,',aat o' her to light
the WAY,
NV" hours after she appeared at til.
bottom. having made the ascent and de-
scent without more evidence of fatigue
than is customary with those who arc in
perfect physical condition She was very
proud Of her mornings work, and said
tina, perhaps wooden legs We're better 10,
climbing monuments than those of tlcsl,
At any rate her wooden ones were not tn,
least tired. Mrs. Stanton will have t.
put this among the records of womanl,
courage and persistence. Up to date II,
lame maa has climbed to the top "f the
Washington monument. Washington
Capitol.
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S:s>>,i,s \tn,11i yli:,,,,s,N,1~.

Yes, there is Il differences between !.
gem and Il t';tn.nul," said II state stree;
jcWclrr: =, gem j.. !, ;"rts"; Hi;tnun''. or :.
perfect prvt'i',n> S'nn. ,h any kind WEe..
Il diamond merchant speaks at IL gem ~
meas, some: hing in which there is nn
fault M iiw, m INlrrigcinn of color
shape ~ cut. TIM differences between !.
gem and !. 'liaHmrt may 'n ~ wide ~
that h.-' werna plug horse and II through
bred racer. Dnr stone :l,ny nr worth So
and :i!ioi !,rl .! r\Hrtl; the sa',,' iHH ma"
he worth sihI. nr even more Mi r!t,-
p"r~n! n !.MN ..&,! tell II ..r,u from ::
tur.H ..nnt Stone. Tine weight also. j.
-NnAl !r,"A +" tn. s,.:;. # Il 'i;i:Ipue! u, /,
NipIrar- il Il >+itin.. \ hH';s. stone MA,
:pfa'r' u, ~}laii 1T TIN, -or il MY >.
nearly iwrt' a. great in rirrnl,t't'lir',
i!;,s. !.is q \ e.; mis-, IL tN' s",."t
Y-";iE t,": u ,r'lr n.rati i, far ts"' wa
81 n,l.;'>,t;r III" i.llir. al IA. ,..|!"r'".
fa"rt> by. Every facet lHl%' %, 81 ''y''
ij<r .1usl!,'t. It's angie, &C., Hli ! J.
-.rriI.r} ,,r,li% cp!'irrt. III -l,', ri 4 t,i'
,h,!..t j. il r''irHctj|" I"yN,'i NNH"l'
lt.:Et IL" 'iiIunn,l is ~ u>rl"~, - rrril ,
pir} Ur,' fi,"ucn it is il very vun:it't 'rlic
alEnli:c in"tp who nave. ,rt"" hnNl!e'
tiilui,!; l. thnt the stones have .'-cNt u
lh-i,!.,'lN"> making them Brilliant eve,
il! ,r,npltir darkness. - Chicago II, rae
Ia, ,.l.\
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Don't Ask Too Nurt Of the Memory.

II always carry II -.""h deal vt my bus
mess in my head. an'l avoid tn: use ~
hu,|ss us mucl, a. rn~>lhlt. said i prom
inrnt !,,Sine.- n,:lit Ia an .uuualntant'.
last evening. 'Ihei1 lei me tell yNh
il is Il l,a., habit" .r,,l-h the other. 'i"u
had better take warming hv the condition
If ,he old gentleman who once had th :
,arrcs: news ,!cpo; III the city. and car
,icl ~, iuusiues~ il. hi, .In;,l, rs you say
Tn.,,ar h.. j., ia She INSANE asylum rs the
rcsuir 1T lt, great u stain upon his men-
1alrucr.yic- That practice may do while
vol, a",. young hraiti.N and full OF intel,
,ect,a! vi.rr. hu, ',tt!,:e vii! demand DE;
in are.e; ON ;!,,. invest meat when YOU nave
udvau,:ol in years. E1Na.o Courier.
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Where s:i.,n.iI,oun.;- Ar. Of y" i.r.

i'c..,,r vino talk IT ,~iu.: ni""i!.nnH:~
- track \n;icin.S ia .trIn::a don; know
what hey are i;,ihi'.. about. Dogs IL
Ina, arid country Civ nut >'"ncr than
,ncn ur E"v>"H. Dog. require water an,
would perish in a campaign where ,nr'.
and !nr-c~ would ESCAPE. BESIDES. often
for lift; miles ~ Il >'rrirl, the wh"ir SUI,
face ui .i,c ground Is covered WIKI cactus,
.hrtlyh whri, 4 .h,: cW.!t not ltavvl
without, tnrtlrr ard :I.u to lis feet. Dog>
,ni.ht he hauled a!"l, in wagons am!
turned .nu>r where the trail is lost, but IL.
,i;u|l ..~,. as could DC matte oil them III Or
u:,.nr> countries he s,'i,rn. Is " holly iiil
pv.t,'lirn biz. - Inter D"can
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One ui !'aganini's most disastrous lri
u,nrii> il" had w!.rn pInN!,l= II hard l.nr
L,uu- Some one asked him 10 innrn>i =.
on the violin the story " II son who k!l!'
his father, runs aWA,. hrcu'ncs Il hi4hM"y
man. falls ia love witt, u girl who wlil n':;
listen to him. so he leads her to Il wild
country site, suddenly jumping with he.
from Il rock into an abyss. whcr" they dis
appear forever. Ne listened quietly, ant
when The story WAS u, al end. II" ashc,
that all ihe ligh,< shonlh l,e rNtinguish"d
He then began playing. and 50 tcrrihlt
was the musical Interpretation "' la" ura
which had been given /" hm that ,rvrr"
ui the ladies tainted. :.;lI the salon vile:
rcli"ilted looked like 4 hatti,iirlh Tt;'
Argonaut.
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her, making myself as agreeable as pos
sible. The upshot OF ii was that | asked
her to marry me, and she consented. In
pretty well satisfied with The deal. tor -
tell you the truth. would never lave got
that farm if haun' atallcn her along wit'!
it."-Dakota Cor. New York >.:n.
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Queer Specimen of Corn.

A queer specimen of corn is on exl.bi
ton ut Cnthbert. Ga. 1t is Il cluster of
forty or more small ears OF corn. each
about as long and large around rs the
middle finger on IL mans hand, and cont
ing out on the stalk where the tassel
should have been n" shncA protected
the corn. but instead Il heavy silk abou.
two feet long fell of il, a graceful maj.
ncr. the whole supported by an ordinary
sized stock partially maturea -Chicay.
Times
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The I;oy> AMI the isod.

Ii IS shear .iuii>'t.>'' 10 assert tnHl
;u.. boy, are i"t '':>'' rs ,ood - the;
yer were They aI,; ,>' were wild AM
..!als hat is. the ',..~ OF them were; but
>. hen they @e, int" il, harness they Il"
better work than 49, ever done since
Noal, stepped oui ri -" ark Oh 10 dry
,,u,, 1t, bad iuyu, 10 Sru,nbl: because.
n. law will not allow YOU To beat your
,;,,l,ru over thu. head with a chair Ne"
Nnri Herald.
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De aim OF de- pht,authropist ain not t.
ur.,.rye de good egg. hut to work de dad
ones over an palm 'em of agin.--Brothc
Gardner.
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A,l1licfea 10 l,IMh Life.

New Workers are nvtnning So addictct
,lub life that there i some talk Of H.
,l,li,hiug summer h':nches OF New for!
irbs Il, the watering places.
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\ sliding TraD-IlCov.

Joseph Cook has a sliding tyap-loor in
the ceiling of one Of the rooms Of his
house. 1t leads 10 his study, and he uses
it when ne wants to nc ;,!snc. Chicago
Herald.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.

1000 head Of Wethcrs one" to four wears old,
tir't-class medium wooded Sheep. home ,aiscd and
" II hrcd--"ll be sold after shcarng At current
prices. J Also, i band ut
EWES and LAMBS.
For O,toher delivery al wc;:,,in. 1000 head 81,
rlllI. THORPE.
Dillon. June II, 1855. Il
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'N;EfsE.T ALLOWED ON TIME ~,
POSTS

NrrnNr's # Merchant, onl ,,,;,,
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transact General Banking Business

'-s'""ns" Sol" On all the princip,, ,;,;cs
OF the World
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!.''' received occt 20 check or demand 4,
ton. fs''o'''' ana prompt ascn'
a tn lnr Of Fire Insurance Co,,,,,;.s pa,;
''eS 'S'u"d "a all classes Of property. VIZ
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DIRECTORS

GEO, NJ. brown. Iosrp,, y c.
|oll> +. BISHOP, Cave cn,> Np"'
DAVID LAMONT,