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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-22
Orleans County.
Barton Landing,

CHRISTMAS exercises are to be observed at
the Congregational church. II. H.
Conner has sold out his interest in the meat
business to his brother, Irwin, who is build
ing new saughter-house near the Brown
ington road. - The next entertainment
in the course is to be a lecture by NJ. V. b.
Knox, Ten months in the trenches" The
reading by Leland T. Powers was well
attended. - Amos j. Eaton is teaching
in New Hampshire, near the district in
which his brother, Herbert, teaches.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-22

MY parents were blest with five bright
eyed and beautiful little boys, three OF
of whom grew up and by that means be-
came adults | am in that condition nv
self. | was the eldest of the family, with
the exception of my parents. ! am still that
way My early life was rather tempestuous
in places, occasionally flecked with sun
SHINE, but more frequently with retribution.
was not n very good roadster when young,
and so retrbution was most always lust in
the act of overtaking me. While outraged
justice was getting in its work on me, the
other boys escaped through small aper-
ture in the fence.-BW Nue.
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COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
~ STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District So

I0SOireHt Debtor.
Take notice that third meeting of the creditors
of +. #. Dumas of Waitsfield in said District in
solvent debtor is appointed by the Judge of said
Court to be held at Court of Insolvency at the Pro-
bate Office, III Montpelier, in said District, the
9Th day of January A. ID. lSs', at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time and place the assignee of
said debtors estate will submit his account, and APP
ply for settlement of the same, and for discharge
from all liability as such assignee to any of said
creditors. that dividend may be dered, and a GER
tihcate of discharge granted to said debtor agree
ably to sections iS and ISL of the Revised Laws of
Nermont-and any proper objections to any bust
ness at said meeting win b. in order.
Dated at Montpelier, this 2lst day of December A.
ID. lsS6. HIRAM CARLETON. ,Judpe
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others; and Annie Cary Morris furnishes
the first of her series, entitled Glimps,s at
the Diaries of Gouverneur Morris, paper
on Social Life and Character in the Paris Of
the Revolution, with portrait engraved by G.
kruell, from the painting at Old Morrsania.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-22

have the trees in readiness. 80 A. p.
Town, formerly resident Of this town, we
learn Is very low, suffering from a relapse
Of typhoid fever. Mr.. Town is much loved
and respected in this community, having
been a man who has ever aided in town
business. Fears are entertained that he can
not recover. - Canker-rash still pre-
walls here. Quite a number of the children
are sick about town. So A good interest
is being manifested in the cause of tenn
perance. There was another meeting Sun
day evening and a number signed the pledge.
Some excellent remarks were made by o.
A. Wilbur, Ardin Martin of Calais and
others. There was also some singing, read
ing and speaking, which was all good.
There were nearly or quite two hundred in
attendance. 80 T.. W. Mack, formerly of
this town but now of Oneida, n Y, is at
home for short visit. 60 Rev. Mr.. Rock
way has returned and taken his wife with
him back to Waterford
Worcester.
JANUARY Sth will be the next regular
meeting of the Grand Army post, at which
time the comrades will have an oyster sup
per. All are requested to bring their bowl
and spoon. - Christmas services will be
held on Friday evening at the Congrega-
tional church. 60 Miss Badger, teacher
in district No. II, Worcester and Middlesex,
is sick and has had to dismiss her school
for time
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-22
Snsolbentp Notitcs.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
~ STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District ss
IN the matter IF BEMIS PIKE,
IUSOJreUf UeLf0r


Take notice, that a second meeting of the cred
itors of Bemls Pike of Marshfield, in said district
insolvent debtor is appointed by the Judge of said
Court to be held at a Court of Insolvency at the
Probate Office, in Montpelier, in said district, the
18th day of January. A. D. 1851 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon at which time and place said debtor will
be allowed to amend and correct his schedule of
creditors, and verify the same by oath; and debts
due from said debtor at the time of filing the petit
ton may be allowed against his estate,
Dated at Montpelier, this 2lst day of December,
A. ID. 1856. HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-22
advertisements.
THE JUDGES CASH PUZZLE
IN BEHALF OF THE
GRANT MONU MENT FUND.
Use your Brains and Make Money.
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN, EVERYBODY.

The Jaige proposes to assist the Grant Monument
building (making the largest number of words from
given sentence by transpOsng and using letters to
SUIT the purpose, in using for the theme the sen.
tence - Who viii he our next PresidentY and offer
ing Cash prizes to successful competitors each of
whom will have to pay Fifty 800 cents on presenta-
tion of his competitive paper. The money received
will be applied as follows
Twenty-Five cents is at once credited to the Grant
Fund.
The remaining twenty-five cents. after deducting
the legitimate expenses of advertising names, with
their respective answers etc, etc, will he placed in
common fund to he equally divided among the six
successful competitors, e., the six persons sending
in the largest lists of words proper incuded)
made from the sentence, " Who will he our next
PRESIDENT"
The magnitude of the prizes will depend on the
amount of money received, in other words the
number of competitors. Communications open UNI
I'll February 10, 1881, twelve o'clock
This Is not a new thing, In England large sums of
money have been raised for Charity by this method,
and those who have participated and incidentally
helped worthy object have won prize high as
$4,000 as a reward for mental activity.
The names of competitors will he published from
week to week in JHdge as they may come in. This
will not only serve as an acknowledgment of the
cept of the money, etc, but will also serve show
the weekly progress of the fund Governing rules
in this weeks Jadge. Address
Grant Fund.-"
THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO.,
a-s6 Potter Building. New York City.
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Windsor County.
EaSt RarnnrfI.
Bethel.

REV. S. A. PARKER will preach at the
church in this place at two o'clock p. NJ.
next Sunday. Subject; Royal Gifts"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-22

KEEP sweet your breath-if maid or wife
or old or young, or large small,
Hyou have any hope In life
III you have any friends at all.
heep sweet your breath-and heed the warming,
use SoAoDONT each night and morning,
q LIKE the perfume waited from beds of
MOWERS Is the breath that has been rendered
agreeably odorous with SOZODONT, which
communicates to the teeth IA marble white
ness ana 70 the gums roseate tint Use it,
and beautify your mouth.
house.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-12-22

ARRANGEMENTS are being made to pre-
sent the Christmas cantata, " Santa Claus"
in connection with Christmas tree or lad
der Monday night. 80 The school on
South hill, Miss Cora Miles teacher, closed
Friday, December 10. - The proceeds
from the supper given by the Ladies' Aid
ST ciety last week were $40. - Eliza and
Fred Moulton went last week to Palatka,
Florida, where they expect to work this
winter. == Mr.. and Mrs a. Il. Wallen of
Montpelier We're in town over Sunday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
Cine sretml1 rer.weaierum

getanntli9 wifa- fran3OFi6e Repu.
blit ausi9lieBli9 pom Sretmaurern reqiert.
Wiu man nun piiisn, meIde @Iidieliafeii
elm Bolt BON Der Sreimaurerei unb BEN
/, ibm% peruanbten 9iberalismus au eruarteu
bat, bann blife man nur auf 5rantreid.
Seine ber3iyen Srsimaurer bssniisen fd
ndmli9 ni9t bamit, bic &elision bis auf's
Wteier gu perfolsen unb bic wabre .Srei.
belt 81 9rabe gu trasen, ionbern fe iinb
aud iorsiam beba1t, wdbrenb Der reIieiOs
len Wirren i'm Triibsn su fiIten unb id
lhit benz Settle bss Bottles ~ mditen. Seit
benz Sabre 1871 baben fe bic Staatss
fdulben bereits nm t,etttt ::NiniarOe t
permebrt, unS chen finb iie bamit beiddf.
tist, nod cine sebnte WiIiarbe Az Ieiben,
udbrenb iie SusIei9 Is Milionsn neue
Steuern ausi1reibeu.
Sic bleiben barin ibrisens Dem 8eiipieIe
ibrer ebeln 8orfabren treu, Der Spisbuben,
pelde bic sroBe &euolution BON 1889 ms
Werf sefest baben, nm bas Bolt pom ieis
ner &elision unb isiner 8Srie su befreien.
Sn finf Sabreu baben iene Beuteli1nsiber
ni9t weniser ais sebn Wiaiaroen sss
,Iieben, fir fiinf nno pierstg Wil.
Harden giisnaten ausseseben, fir
stuet WiuiarOe en- eeitoblenes 6ir9ens
gut unb sfiir orei Wiaiaroem Sitter
Der Ius9ewunberten ueriieisert. Serrli9e
UorbiIber, pirbise Ha6abmsrl
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fen euer 2eib nnb S1mers entiproHen, in
ibm, Der ieinen Sobn opfsrte. nm uns
aqen bic 5offnuus auf elm bsfferes Sem
feits Surid3usebsn. Gr5itet eud Inter
benz 6reuS auf benz @otiesader, an benz
@rabe zines treuen Seeliorsers, In Der
Wtitte 10 uieIe i'm Eobe enti9lafener Sreuns
be, muB es gut ffsrben iein. @ibt bod Der
9laube Croft, unb bier, bas bari i'd iasen,
sibt er einen boppelteu. -
rlnb mir, liebe 9eisr, elm anbadtises
Batter infer" unb elm trdftises: ,@es
bente. baB Ou iterben muBt!" $50, mann.
ME, bas weiB Der Iiebe Soft auein, uns III
nur cine @ewiBbeit, baB es seideben wirb.
Soute es uns bsidieSen iein, pIosIid
gu iter5en, 10 wiirbs uus ssmiB elm FOLDER
plat unb cine iol6e 8sidaftisuns 3uia,
gen. = Bstenb fir bic armeu Seelen, IN
fe benz Germ sntidIafen. 5srr glib ibr
bic ewise &ube, unb lafIe 0ein 2i9t ibr
bort oben Ieu1tenl
Er6itet Sud, Sbr 2ieben!
.. 81. q. o.
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Snsembnrsii6es aus 8eIsten.

Serr 2Gon be @erIa9, 9lbpotat 40
@omerp, Der Bruber bes @ouuerneurS Der
PropinS 9uremburs, III gum 5riebensridter
in 8aftna9 ernannt worben.
urembur SIM belsiidsn Ssnut
fibrte elm Senator &lase ibsr boppelte
geiteuerung BON @~runSgitern, mel9e pom
Selgiern i'm 4uslanbe pererbt merben. gs
tommen babel sumeiit bic Rie6erIanbe unb
2uremburs tn 8etra9t. Der Sinansmiz
niiter erfldrte ii1 bereit, nit ben beiben
&esierunsen iiber bieie Sruse in nntsrs
banbIuns gu tretem.
Sn Der 81 DIT pon, IA. auf ben Is.
Wfdr; leste su gerismenil (Samres) cine
Seuer bic Wobnuns bss 8. 8. @allois in
ai9e. gerluif 1000 Srs. peri@ert.
0ieair@s pom 9ampteau pirb pers
sr6Sert.
Gu ginnebu m Der bireften
Stsuern unb Qifien iinb srnanut worben:
Der commits 8. gl. $. 8. giatour mad
Dialogue unb 5err 6. S. Dupont mad
Nesetsgluffe.
In bic SteIle beS 5errn Saspar,
Der gum 9farrer gu guss ernannt warb,
tommt mad Sisniss 9r. MatbOt, Bfarrer
su Sr9imrnt.
Dem frIberen Yrofeifor am
Gtbendum 81 Grlon, Serrn @ngelbarbt,
uurbe cine Beniion uon 2,O56 frs. bspils
Iist. Dem S9uitsrmeiiter g. gntoine,
seboren 81 &ebiusen (@roB. 2ur.), iest in
8elsien pobnbaft, wurbe bic sroBe Ratus
raliiation perliebeu.
gu BouiIIon sos man bic 2ei9e
zines ~l2idbrisen Snaben aus Der Ssmoi.
aus9onbon wirb Der Sob bes grins
sen pom GILMAN beri9tet, bes 8aters bss
bslgii9en 9eianbten an Sofe pon ct.
Sames. Ser 8erfiorbene mar our Seit
@ouuerneur Der Brpuins 2uremburs, iaB
IA Sabre lang In Der bslsil9sn &ammer
unb ueriab bobe bipIomatii6e Soften.
Ser 9eri9tsbof erifer Snifans
~ Irlpn bat bic vSentinelle" wegen gers
ldumbuns Der ebemalisen Qebrerin, Srdul.
Oelcourt, su 500 Srs. gube perurtbeiIt.
Oas llrtbsil muB in 8 3situusen pubIi3irt
merben.
Civil ftanb Der Stabt arIpn.
5eiratben.-go Bonn 8. MdrS: Seam
Websr nit gatb. Sobann.
SterbefdIIe.-8om 6. Mar3: 81.
Roainser, SO Sabre alt, @atte ppn g.
Wepblum.
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Sir&fi6e genisReiten.
z I II b.
Gr3bi6ceie Gan Srancisco.

grabi6ceie Gan Traneiseo.
Siunen Sur5em iull in Sacramento,
GAL, Der Bau elmer prd9tisen &atbsbrals
tir9e in Gnsriff genommen perben, wel9s
nod benz Muiter Der 81. Orsifaltistsitss
Stride in 8aris seplant 1T unb binnen spei
J Sabren poQenbet iein iou. 9ieielbe wirb
BET 81. &oia uOn Gina seweibt werbsn.
grSbi6ceie Cincinnati.
Gin 25. WGr, fanb In Der ct. Srans
Sistuss Stride in Cincinnati bic feierli9e
proclamation Der grbebuns Der bisberisen
Transistaner: Guitobie gum 81. Sobannes
: Baptiifa our Yropina unb S%uftaairrng bes
erifen 9rouinstals, P. Sier. &ilssnitsin,
ftatt. Ser neue Yrouin3ial = suIest GU
itos = lit ls47 su Cincinnati seboren unb
erSosen, felt 1858 i'm Srben, felt 6. San.
1855 Briefter, bewd5rt ais iseIsnsifris,
'fromm unb tii9tis.
Ot6cefe Oetroit.
llniere Mnnabule, baB Der &oIaiinstis
Stanbal iein @nte ssfunbsn, i6eint i9
Isiber nidt gu beftdtisen. Die vStimme
b. Wabrb." melbet ndmli1: 5r. &olas
finsti tam idon am ipatsn aben6 bes ports
gen Samitags (27. .. W.) wieSer suriid
non ieinem aus1us unb ipisIt iest pieber
ben our gelaseruns bersiten 8ursberrn.
Gr bat aud fem firftlidss @eipann nod
nidt usrfauft, ionbern 1T am Moutas nit
bemielben gang ftolS in Der StaSt berums
futidirt. - Die Qrbeit on benz i'm Ban
besriffenen poInii9en Ssminar III
firSIi9 wieber aufsenommsn worben.
Ot6csis ct. Yaul.
Scr bodp'fte giidof SrelauS wirb i'm
fommenben Wai, mad 8ssnbisung bes
be~uorfebenosn 8~rouinSial : goncils Der
Milwaufee'r ~&ir9snprOuina, cine Reils
mad Gom antreten.
MpoitoIii9es g@itariat Nprs
tbern Minneota.
Ser bodtp'fte 8iidof SeiSenbnId III
bisier Gage pou Sos angeles in galifors
MEN, mo er our 9erffelung ieiner iebr ans
Sesriffenen @eiunobeit ben Winter suses
bradt, wOblbebuItsn mad ct. gIOub 3us
riifgetebrt.
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ut 8.
Sereimigte Staatea.
6 orreponbens

8ie ber Iiebe @ott bic Seis
men prifet! Nm letten Sreitase i'm
9lpril sins Serr &oob pom ct. 9onatus,
Soma, NIT ieiner Srau gIiiabeiba, seb.
Amen, our balb ueun ubr MeGe. 0ie Srau
mar nod frii9 unb ssiunb. Na9 Der bl.
MeiIe wurbe BET 6reu3weg ssbetet, aud
bie|e Mnba6t ma1ts iie nod NIT, ging bann
nit ben S9uli9usitsrn aus Der Rir9e,
sriBte &ue freunbli9 Dor Der Tbiire, unters
bieIt ii1 nod cine tur3e Seit NIT elmer Srau
per @emeinbe unb besab ii6 bann auf ben
Wottesafer. 9ier fniete ie fi9 Dor benz
sroBen &reuSe, Offnete ibr @ebetbu9, um
8u beten, unb iant bann iterbeno suiam.
men. Ginise Wtdnnsr, pel9e ite iinfen
faben, eilten berbsi unb bOben bic Sters
benbe auf. @iner berielben elite mad benz
kg~farrbaus, UNI Wein su bolen, ba man
4 zine Sbnma1t psrmutbete. Scr pfarrer,
tpeIder sIeid berbei elite, iebenb, baB es
Efetne Sbnma9t mar, CAB ibr bic Ibiolus
4 tion unb lette Selung, msinenb, baB iie
nod lebe. 90 ifarb cine treue Satin,
cine lisbe Wutter, unb cine redt fromms
&atbolitin, unerpartst, aber, ME Sober,
Der fe %fannte, peiB, ni9t unuorbsreitst,
siuh S9atten bss 6ir9bofstreu;ss, wdbrsub
ibr treier 9atte ii3 auf benz 9eimwsse
befanb.
! Man trus bic Tbeusrs ms 9farrbaus.
8om Stdot9en famen bic 2sute bsrbei, nm
fir ibre SeeIenrube 3u bstsn. Serr @ags
per, elm treusr Sreuno Der Samilie, iibers
eadte bic Erauertunbe. = gu Sauie
%bartste Serr &oob auf bic quite Mittsr
hit benz @heuSa1dbrenb bisis i5on In bsr
Smistsit mar. Die Trausr bsim @intrefs
en- Der Tobesna9ri@t IdBt fi9 leidtsr bsns
en- ais bei1rsiben. Ssrr &oob, bic aIte
Rutter Der Bsriforbsnsn unb bic Waiien,
oas mil en iie In bieiem Iussnblide ses
ablt babsn! = Soft allsin meiB ss. =
Dor a9t l1br Wtutter anb Rinber tn 8es
E~leituns ibres Mannss psrlafeu, I'M brei
br tObt unb lebIos gu ibnen Suridsebradt.
bod wer bat bieie tiefe Munbs sei9Iasen2
per Iisbe @ott. Sn wefsn Ser,en2 Sn
-t&en, wel9e &c Iiebte. Darum; treuer
ute; Iiebe Nsutter unb quite Rinbtr, tr5'
70 ti& tn S55nr bs0en swiseu 9fatbf&Iifs
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gaar, Noiel, GifeI unb 6unsrid.

Son Ser oberen MoieI, wirb
benz v@esweiier fir 8eintdufer in GliaBs
2otbrinsen" seidrieben: Wobl IN feinem
Sabre bat bas Wstnssiddft in ben Srts
i9aften on Der obsren Woiel cine iol6e
Stils aufsupeiisn, ais IN benz abselauz
fenen gierteliabre. NuBer sinisen tauienb
6ettoliter aus idparsen Grauben sspon>
nensn psiBsn 0einss, BITE fir gbams
pasnerfabritanten am &betu unb aus
SeiIeu ansefauft wurben, finb nur unbez
6sutenbe Ibi6Iiiie ssma9t worSsn, iobaB
islbit bic Yreiis fir lss4er Wsine, beren
porSisli9e Sualitdt INNER mebr 3u Gage
tritt, sinsn ftarten Rifsang srfabren
babeu. Die Yreiie fir bieie Wsine iieaen
ii1 beute in ben renpmmirtsn Srtidaften,
Gen, ausnp, 2orrp, Roueant auf $50
W. unb bic minber besinifisten, wte Mrs,
Soup auf $3.50 SO. Sir ueue @sine
berri9t io3uiaseu gar feline Na9frase,.
unb itsben bic beutisen 9rsiie seseu Bic
pon Der &eItsr bssablten nod um cine
Rleinisteit mad grs, Sufp, ancp, gors
ny unb arrp seben ben 9sttuIiter gu 90
25 M. ab, unb forbert man fir Before
Sualitdten in ben Srti9aften bes linten
ROielufers $50 so. gbsr islbit fir
ioIde niebrisen Sreiie. pel9e bic bobsn
Rulturtoifen bieiiser 9sgenb BEL mittleren
Sabrsdnssn, su wel9eu mir bas abselauz
fene Subr re9uen mil len, faum nod bsden,
finbsn ii6 feline Rdufsr. Die Wsinfas
irritation iiberpudsrt ⩽ lie ienbet lire
Igenten bis ms leSte Oorf unS ~Iiefert su
YrsiIen, se9en weI9e Der Wsinbau ni9t
auftomren fam. Wann ptrb enSlid baS
10 LANCE ueripru9ene @siss eri9eiusn, baS
elm Verbot, ooer gum minbeifsn cine bobe
Steuer fur ben tinitlidsu @sin uns
brinst2 Man t6nnte Bel BEN @arten
i9ier bic @ebuIb perlieren.
gin @ittIi9 brad am 81. Wars M
Der oberiten &orbeIitrabe cine furdtbare
Seuersbrnnlt aus, wel6e in elmer baIben
Stunbe 8 @obnbduier nit Sinteraebaus
ben IN sinen Sduttbaufen p~erwanbsIts.
Oer S9aSen pirS auf 600, 900 Rart
tarirt.
Srier. am 25. Mdrs persniatsn Fd
2 iunse 9eute auf Der WpieI NIT Sahnz
fabrsn. Der Baden ifieB an bic 9ride.
l90pfts Waner unb idIus nm. Gin
Suri9s warS ssrettet, Der anbere e~rtranf.-
Determined. gm 10. WGr, ,ss
lsste Der 75idbrise @irtb Setter Qpams
aus sinem &ubeI @tlbi5weine cine trads
tise Babe. gs lit bieies bas 40. Stit
S9warspilb, weI6ss Der qreiie sSinoer
NimroS's wdbrenb isinss 9sbens sur Strsde
bre6te.
Gu benz Sunsrid Iisaen 70 o,s
paltise S4neemaiien , ME i3 bic dlteffen
eeute nt9t 81 ~erinnern piiIen. 4uiIden
man9en Srti4aftsn iinb 9fdbIs aufaes
plant uno nor ben 9Srfern itebsn Stable
NIT sinsm S9ilbe. wsIds ben 8ea meiisn.
Bel elmer WeinbanbIuna IN
Berntaitel wurbe Elm beSeutenber g~luftrao
aut Slai9enwein fir bic beutfde Goiouis
IN MuitraIisn sema@t.
Welleu bat elm neuss Sdulbous -
tir $4,000 M. sebaut, be3ablt 200 pgt.
Hagen unb troSbem baben Sic
arnnen bon mibfeIiser grbsit I,benben
ginwobner isst ben Nsubau ibrer Rapeue
qua t~rstuiaisn @absu unb 2eifunaen as,
ii$ert.
i'm R%euerbars IN bic aIts midi
1'ssr beuusts gIisiustir9s a~bssbrannt.
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0robberso8tbum.
elite nsr NIT oem ,,g~fbpnIano" am 81. Wdri
1886 mad ben Der. Staatcn alusaeipans
eerteu, semab benz 9eridt SsS
1crru Tcruue sy Siarcur.

EieOIas gBL, aus gaartsIuuss (erOu. surb }, 81 Sasr
nod Toronto, Sat. :
5rissrid stsiansr, aus gruapeilsr. IS SaSr. gtueius
natl, Ohio.
Gbriittan esspaIt. aus wsr4psilsr, rs Sqbr, nG4 Gsm
gort.
Better Saittns,r, aus etraBsn, % Sabr, mad ga grOGs.
@tseonhN.
Sean Irarjsr. aus sisonOias. 30 3abr. nod Gbicaso,
Suinots.
RitOlas &asnsr, aus @tna,rinssn. IT SaBr. nod Gbis
coso, gus.
Rathtas rod, ans Damn (Be;trt Saarbura), "a Sa6r
nod Chicago, Sus.
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-12
NUMBER 26.
our Critics,

The critics--and in speaking Of them
one always leaves ones self out Of tho
count for some nason when they ara
not elders ossiie'l IN tradition. arc aps
TO be young people, and vonng people
arn necessarily conservative In their
tastes and iheurios. They havethe tastes
and theories ~ their instructors who
perhaps caught the truth OF their day,
but whose routine life has been alien 10
any other truth There Il probably no
chair Of litoratuue in this country from
which the principles now sllaping tho
literary eNprersloa 81 gyery civilized
peoRle are not denounced and confound-
ed with certain Objectionable Erenth
novels, og wlleh ieAelsas ssslsae nasn
arything % the universal hnpulse which
has given ais the books. not only of Zola,
but Of TourgueneI and Tolstol in Rus
sia, OF Biornsen in Norway, ofValerain
Spain. of Verga in tally. of the unknown
Englishman who wrote 'Mark Ruther.
ford" Till these younger critics havo
learned 20 think as we'll rs 20 write for
themselves they win persist In heayinga
sigh, more and more perh,nctory. for
the truth rs Il was in Sir Walter Mad as
u was in Dickens. and In Hawthorne
Presently all will have bocn changed;
they will have seen the new truth In
larger aud larger degree. and when ID
shall have become the old truth. they
will perhaps soc Il all.
In the meanwhile thoy are not such
bad fellowswith us, and though one
might perhaps count onr critical aulhori-
ties upon rather less than the thumbs Of
one hand, we believe there Is no country
in the world where an author finds oom-
pleter recognition nj least. Our critics
must still make each his manners, moro
or less comical. 10 the awful form Of
precedent; but when this Is once done,
they do collectively find out what is
good In u piece OF literature. In thou
sand newspapers, scattered all over tho
whole country, they utter 80 vast an
amount OF fresh and independent Inn
preston that every part OF the authors
work Is touched, nothing OF its inten-
ton or performance is lost II will oftsn
be deplored as mistaken and of wrong
direction or slighter value. but Ii will
have been felt 70 the last, lighiest I'M
sinuation
This is another advantage Of a literary
centre distributed almos: as widely ~
the Presidential patronage. There isno
critical leadership among ,is. Chicago
frankly differs from Bosom about
book. and ST. Louis can not do less than
difIer from Chicago; San Francisco has
no superstition about the opinions OF
New York; Buffalo and New Orleans
have each Its point Of view. Comment
il almost oo-extensive with reading in
our coL1try; and from tho newspapers
the author may learn fairly we'll what
this vast sympathetic, eager people are
sayin and thinking of his book. This
will always, however, be far less than
he wonld have imagined. w D.
Howeifs. IN Harper's Magasine for
FebyudrU.