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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-11-01
RECENT LITERATURE.
Magazines.

The Church ReUiew.-Edited by Rev. Henry
Mason Baum, New York. Price 80 cents a
number or 50 year This is a high-class pub
LEGATION and an organ Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church.
The English Illustrated Magazine- Published
by Macmillan & Co., 112 Fourth avenue, New
York. Price 10 cents number, or 81 70 year
The October number has a fine portrait OF Ger
ard Dow, a poem by Swinburne, the opening
chapters of Francis Marion Crawford's new
novel and a number of admirably illustrated
articles
Gody's Ladys B00k-Another attraction to
this popular periodical appears in the NoYem-
Der number in the shape of illustrated stories.
The table of contents is replete with good
things. There is a very pretty frOntispiece,
various designs and fashions coloTed in black,
and a beautiful variety of work designs
Paris IHWstre-Ihe International News Com
pany of New York has undertaken the enter
prise Of reprinting this popular Partisan weekly
in English. All its fine pictures are given as
they appear in the French edition, and its lit
eTary matter is translated into good, flowing
English The price is % cents number,
Mnrat Halstead was present as q correspond
ent at the battle of Gravelotte. In the NoVem-
Der Century he will tell the story of the battle
as he saw it. and give an account also of sub
seQuent visit TO the battlefield after the monu-
ments had been erected
The melancholy days have come, but Harpey's
Magdsiae for November brightens them per-
ceptibly. There is no flavor of decay about it,
and its leaves are as fresh and clean as in Sum
mertime. The range of subjects is wide, and
there is catering TO many kinds Of literary
taste Two articles. " Iuvalidism as Il Fine
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VETERANS IN THE CITY.

Frederick X Arnold. Portland. Ore. Com
rade Arnold was q member Of the 49th Mass,
and was severely wounded in the attack on
Port Hudson. Shortly after the war he went
70 Oregon and engaged in the wholesale drug
business, in which he has greatly prospered
Last August he and his wife started on a trip
TO their old Eastern home in Sheffield, Mass
They have also visited Richmond and some of
the battletields Of the Army of the Potomac.
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GEN. c. F. HENDERSON.
Senator's Brilliant Military Record, from First
lieutenant to DreFet Brlgadier- General.

No mau in the United States Senate has a
more brilliant military record than Gen. G. f.
Henderson the senior Senator from Nebraska.
Born in Philadelphia, he removed to Ohio
shortly after attaining manhood, and at the
outbreak Of the war was City Solicitor OF Can
ton in that State. Immediately upon the fir
ing on Fort Sumter he enrolled himself among
the men volunteering for the vindieation of
the insulted National dignity, and was elected
by his comrades First Lieutenant in the 18th
Ohio. his commission dating from the 9th of
April, 1861, Upon the discharge of his regiment
at the expiration Of its three-mouths' term, he
reorgani1ed his company for three years and re-
entered the regimentas Captain, the date of his
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yYTANTED BY Peter Brooks National Soldiers
w Home, Yo.-.the address Of any Of the following
comrades of the u. :. 5. SaHgamOI: William Cushing
William Crossin, William Olden, Mark Kelly, Marcus
JOSE John Miller, or Ira Claget;.
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NJ. Pittsbury DR. Meaclana, Dr. Martin, who had
charge of said hospital in 1852 and 1883.
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yVTANTED-By George Z. lemon, Washington d. C.
w The address OF Orln Z. Dlug herty, late pri-
yate Co. IL, Tooth \. y last heard from in 1852 At Union
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY NOVEMBER

Art" aud "The New Orleans Bench and Bar in
1928" can hardly fail to charm every one who
reads them. The illustrations all through are
most artistic, and the departments show their
usual sweetness light, and common-sense
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A DemoeratIc oplnlon Of Cleveland.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: ! am an old
soldier and Democrat; have never voted any
ticket l%ational) but the Democratic; but
won't vote for Cleveland. He has vetoed so
many pension bills that / now propose to veto
him. am going to vote for a man who is is not
only friend of the soldier, but was a soldier
himself ! hope all old soldiers will do the
same. DAVID EDWARDS Hamilton, Pa.
- Miss Lydia Thayer, who has been conspicu-
ously and effectively engaged in missionary work
AT South Boston for IS years viii retire therelrom
at the end u i3e present month
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yTYANTED-By George ], Grafton, Box 40, Bel fast,
w ATe-The address Of any comrate who served on
the L. $. ETgate St Lawrence, and acquainted With
Samuel G. Jones. Who remembers the bursting OF u
gun at or near ST. Simons Bay, Fla.
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WANTED--ADDRESSES.

w ANTED-By THE NATIONAL TRIBUNR-The adj
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NOIES.

NOTES.
The Kiaderga1{sn Chicago, is fulfilling its
claims to give to mothers of young children
methods of amusement combined with nstruc-
ton. Nursery Occupations and Typical
Lessons )" in the October issue, give practical
hints that alone would pay the price of sub
scription.
Among the frontispiaces preparing for Hide
Airdke for 1889 are portraits of John Burroughs
at 20, Mrs Helen Hunt Jackson in her young
womanhood, Pet Marjorie" Sir Walter Scott's
famous little friend, and Lady Raleigh, the
wife of Sir Walter Raleigh.
Many of our readers will be glad to hear that
Macmillan & Co. will issue Immediately a
handsome edition of Mrs. Humphry Wards
" Robert Elsmere," in two volumes Globe Svo,
uniform in size, with their attractive edition
of Mr. Matthew Arnolds writings. By kind
permission Of the author it has been made ex-
pressly for the American market
For. some years Henry Guy Carleton'5 de-
servedly popular humorous picture of darkey
life The Thompson Street Poker Club" has
been out of print, although very much in de-
mand, hut now Messrs. White & Allen an
nounce that they have secured control of the
plates, and that two editions were necessary to
fill the first demand from the booksellers. E.
W. Kemble, well known now by his cOntribu-
tons to The Century, made the amusing
sketches which illustrate the book, and moth
ing he has done since surpasseS his pictures Of
the club at its exciting sessions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

The Union Pacific has just arranged with
its Eastern connections for series OF semi
monthly excursions to all points on its lines
IN Kansas and Nebraska, and as far west as
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska dIvis-
ion. Tickets for the round trip will be sold
az the rate of about one limited fare by way
Of all Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific Ten days will be allowed going
and I've returning, and the tickets will be
good for thirty days with stop-over privil-
eyes within these limits, over the Union
Pacific lines in the States named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
PURIFY YOUR Blood.

Impurities in ne blood rrudacs diseases
Fossiv sad mental health drpsnd upon .
h-aIfhy condition ~ sha nioooi The hioot.
particularly 70 ne srrfnx ant frrlnz ne roe
srrnfurr months. becomes clo<zcd With I'M
puriiie-. ehirh coisca H snd generate dis-
@sse. A ssfniIe-s blood purifier. without a
particle ~ mineral poison In lt snch a. mer-
snry ~ p,'tssa. = necessary - resuove these
Impurities snd "a restore ne healthy tone -
rsina snd ns-iv. The best psrfaer aud tonie
aaa~n 20 the world IL srift's Suecfrr .S.S2L
= regard 70 its ~onderful pHrifvinx sad
tnrir so~rrs ~ siva fs~ testimonials -
f,rows
NJ war. A siebcif. ~ith Geo Ro~-u =
c. n Spruce ssre~t y@~ York. write. Narrh
Eth. ~ "a fesI it NJ fuev. for the hen~at
81 athars m. ,nar - srfirced ss sss. -
write roa -. iefser which reu can ase -
~ sesriaons In suy ~sy ron chnoss VII
.rseer any ie1s.ry from others m relation
q, ~ fsers herewith stated IN Fehruary
BASS sn-er-d srear pssn snd fnconveaisncs
f-ssn bciis. sii ever nv neek. 2 eonid nof rura
~ hesd ~itAcut scsfe psin snd aiy tiooa
- IN pscr -snduian. kfer irving sil ne
rsnal remedies IA Fuch esses. a8a aBfnsw 10
r..'lef - 80 perssesiUn cf ~. .. = Resrs.
sarsEer - resr Ne~ frrk cfffce. 7 1-ed cns
Refss- e s. s.. and irnuuo~-t -apiafv snf
vsfs eneu . 49, entirely rsiIevef ~ ny
FoHs rrrtfcrcers NV a-f a sfen - ny
slric-fsn -su ~ see,. Z re-i struog sri cheer
r.tL e s. : - fre scrie a. nr0Fr,t En- nY
ess- sI-ep scan.liv a1i ny srrefite .sx xosf.
~ g. Gsen-f. q ~eli Erc~n PnTstcis1
-rfi,.s frsrsn Elariiie. s-crsta q - q 4
- rs,nrsIrecrnf fas-r rrses -ifh Iae t-sf -
snifs n~EL I'M M 'a.szrneHr rreverf sr-s-
-r.er srsenterr n g-s va ssks 1e- sottlrs
fr the sfrsns ans prerarsng ne acvF-ss ssr
~ st-ssss ~ ssfruusrr
~ socrr EIsfr1. frs rare strref .rsfansil
ueeeHrg Ts~t T'-xiafs. ~r-trs 4avfur
rs-.i = = = r1r e1e sisso.i. I can safety ~
sraf tt rrars sn~r1frr ns~e ~-ed e' -iesnes
tke ci.-ssi srd Eieke aew ,eiis sat - pss-
erp
NJ - e Hsrsir. Wtrsf,r. = G. ~~ies
r lse n eeers soraF b afesre suftts 80
m. eIvfrx ne -rretffe sr4 .iier<rtc.l sd
rsarilnC ~ ~ stand - for< -vsne ener.
~effnr hrf - rsussr fsrs. ~ refns q T sres
neoon.e srr.-rs ~ a-iF s.sd easv ~ -uint-
r-eszlss ga gscd sn8 SKA cs--.ses g-nfe.f
fr~F1
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

No single disease has entsiled more suffering or
fastened tbe breaking up OF the constitution than
Catarrh. The sense or smell OF taste, OF sight OF
hearing, the human voice, the mind,-one or
more and sometimes all, yield u it's destructive
influence. The poison II distributes throughout
the system attacks every vital force, and breaks
up the most robust Of constitutions. Ignored, be
cause but little understood, by most physicians,
impoteatly assailed by quacks and charlatans,
those suffering from IL have little hope TO oe re-
heyed OF II his side Of the grave 1t is time then
that the popular treatment of this terrible disease
by remedies within the reach OF all passed into
hands az once competent and trustworthy. The
new and hitherto untrled method adopted by Or.
sanford in the preparation OF hls RADICAL CURE
has won the hearty approval of thousands. IL is
instantaneous IN sfoTding relief in all head colds.
sneezing. Snuifiing and obstructed breathing, and
apdly removes the most Oppressive symptoms.
clearing the head. sweetening the breath restor-
ing the senses Of smell. taste and hearing. aud
neutrSlizing the constitutional tendency Of the
disease towards the lungs, liver and kidneys.
SANFORD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, ore box OF Catarrhal
SOLVENT. and IMPROVED ISHALER: price 81.
POTTER DRUG < CHEMICAL Co. ,BOsToN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

pr Brigham has removed ais Office 70
the new Kendall Block, Ia MoDroe-st.,
where he may be found from I'll 10 a. m
ull 5. and 6.45 hn 80 p. "a. Dr- Brigham
ard NJ, Brigham will i've AZ toe WsrNlck
until The opening Of the Livingston. Tele-
Rhone ofios nd WsrWick go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Insure your dwellings in the
Rapids Firs InsUrarce Co Sash Capital
500. 0ooO0. julius H0usenan. President
+. r. Aspinwsll. 5scrstary. once, House
man building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

CUTIcuRA thu great Skin Cure. and CUTIcuRA
Soar, an exquisite Skin BeGutiher externally,
and CUTICURA REsOLyEST, the new Blood Pun
fer, internally, ase positive cure for every form
OF skin and Blood Disease, from Pimples TO Scro-
fula.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
KENT COUNTY BEEF :!

That man JONES, corner of
Fourth-st. and Broadway,
keeps only frst-class Kent
County Beef, at prices lower
than the trash called meat,
handled over and over III
peddler's wagons, exposed to
dust and flies and unfit for
food. Everything IN the meat
line at the lowest prices.
buy for Cash and will not
be undersold 10y anyone.
JONES, The BUTCHER,
Cor. Fourth-st. and Broadway.
Watch this Space for Quota
tions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

suxArs-Cut loaL s.. granG.atel 787iSe.
"A 6<1Sssc. Extra &C. osS1&c. Yellow
-" 5L505f4e.
Coree-Crsen Rio. I7alsc. Rio roasted. 2Oc:
lava green S33c. Java roasted. soc;
Msricsibo. roasted. 221s924cs Mexican. roasted
- & &c.
Teas-Jspsn, ane, s575sc; japan, medium, 25
a30e; Ordinary, les2)c: Hyson. 0@fOcs gun
powder, SeSic: Ooiong. SS87Oc. Congo. 20
e-c.
Fi0gr--s2s 70 per evt.; s<6o per boL patent pro-
cess, SD gao per ewt, ss9O per ool-; all wheat
nour s.l0 per ewt-, So per boLs bueksheat.
RS per cwt
Mnl Feed-screenings. SIS per ton; bran, SIS
ships $50. middiings sl9O0
Feed Corn and oals. yZAa4 per ton
salt-Michigan SSc; Eastern, Si-l3.
Ftsn-No. l vhItshsh, 500 per half ool;
uout. S.hoa 500: cod. salt SO &c per lD.. clans
sc per hundred: oysters bulk. 1-eCessl-S gallon
standards, &c can: selects. sc can. tmoked hall
but, lie.
Fork IN bsrrels-Msss pork Chicago packed.
s5.o0 extra short cut sl50O2i6.0Cs standard cleal
back tl6.50-
LArd-Iierces. sl.1s1<c; 10 and 30 10. tubs. SC; s.
ID. round tins, loo cases. &c, in tin pals, &c
fesf IN barrels-Extra mess warranted D0loA.
ss.0C. extra. boneless. 5000
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Sold everywhere. Price CUTIcURA, Soc; SOAP,
25c-; REsoLyENT, 81 Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston Mass.
Ay send for how TO Cure Skin Diseases" o.
pages 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
From I45 Pounds to 17e Pounds.

Ihsve taken several bottles of CUTIcURA REsoI-
vENT with all the results could wish for Abou
this time last year. when commencing its use,
weighed l45 pounds and tod ay weigh l72 pounds
GO CAMPBELL, Washington, ID Z.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Constitutional Catarrh.

DlDV'c Skin and scalp preserved aud beau
DA ID Il y tihed by CUIIcURA MEDIcATEI
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Quotations ~ wIrs-Ths 6rzna
Hzssds hArksEs

n4Bf1S 8n< AS<e
Nee Vera
uns le-NhssE-Less scnxs HEA.e .ozer
sltlaz.E - y a<asszeez. -. rtd 1lly. se @las
9s.es A.xtzz1 $685. s1efeznssE, s7.s
csra--sz a. .e lssssx 4ad AszTy. klksa Hsst-
ara sbf1 49, 1zt1res. $685.
Fork-FzrSn- Ass le<ss sL>14 l5-3o cd nass.
sflez<sik1e.
1--LlsiL se4k. sean Es4a1ere1. sc.l-5s
Elfzef- > sslssfll L38zSG
ksss-A2 ss-s--
Chlssxe.
Ians 0vhsst-Jssly. So.
Co.. l1ly, o1se.
eats-I1lg. 35sc-
Nhzkg-kl .
F1Fk- I4iy. kIaIa
Lzr4-so. ~
DxtrefE<
Iuns - l9-Hhes.-So. ! white. ss5zes No 2 red
eaz.l. So July. -, e. A-gzsLs soe-
o4Ls-so. :. zs5ze 10. sh.se. sSe
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

For sale IN Grand Rs pids st retail by II. Leon
ards sons Co, Monroe q. A. Kasch. l22 Canal
ST. John COrses. II cansl-st.; J. Van De- Neen,
l06 MOnroe-st: Van Der NeeD 4 Whitman. l22
Monroest-, Cornelius Fox IS South Division st.;
G. IL DeGraaf. jr.. 22i south Division -st.; I. H.
Hart 254 Soufh Division St ii b. Huston. is7
South Divisionst.; W r Chapman, as South
Division 81; j. =. Failing & Co. 5lS South Divi
sion-st.; Philip Graham, Az and sl9 south Diyl-
sicn ST.. Geo. Tubergen 80 sOuth Ilylsion -st.i A.
ID. Young, Wealthy and Jefenon-aves.; III. A.
Bridge 81; ChAs. ID. konk 40 West Bridge 81
o. n. Watson, I56 West Bridge - ;Chas. Petersen.
les West BridgeSt.: J. ~ Peasley. 6j6 Wealthy
ave; j. G. Lehman 20 West Brldge-st. J. O..
Blakeley & CO., lSs West Fulton-st.; A. q. Wag
ner l97 East BTicge-st: O. Emmons, 2l2 East
Brdge-st Winchester a sours 24i East Bridge Il.
Thomas Keating, 2i9 East Bridge-st. Mrs. q. J.
Krudenier, 81 East Bridge-st. c. L. Williams,
73 Plainheld-aye.. y. Il. KRONER g SON, 50 Plain
field ave; c. II Saunders So Piainhe ld-aye.; Z.
b. Downing. 245 Plsinfeld-ave. n. Van der Mas,
207 Plaindeld-ave.: J. e Gray. l33 South Divi-
sion ST.. Hannik & Vruggink. lo6 Ellsworth ave;
Melis Hardware, IL and l9. GraDdvllle-aye.
Brink Bros. & Quint, "a Grandville ave-: j.
Wierenga. IS Grandvile-sve.; John Wormnest,
g2 Grandville-ave.; John S. Dykstra, West Leon
ard and 1urnerSts; l.. Van Der Neen, West
Leonard 81.
STANDARD Bros. Jobbing Agt's. Detroit, NJ
Geo. c. WeathNrbee Co, Phelps, Brace & Co.,
VIM Donnan Co. Moran, Fitzsimmons Co,
Naumann, Dueweke a Starke, l. FoTkel, Detroit
Mich. Foster. stevens & Co.. Hawkins d Perry,
Bulkey. Lemon * Hoops. Amos S. Muzzelman &
Co H Leonard's Sons, JObbing Agents for Mich
igan who buy ., 50 and 100 gross lots.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Terrible Suffering from skin Diseases

have been a terrible sufferer for years nom
diseases OF the skin and blood, and have been
Obliged 10 shun public places by reason OF my dis
figuring humOrs. Have had the best OF physiC ians
and spent hundreds OF dollars. but got DO relief
until used the CuTICURA REMEDIES which have
cured me and lett my skin clear and my
blood as pure Is q childS
IDA MAY BASS
Olive Branch, p o., Miss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

NoTE-The CUTIcURA REsoLvRNT Is beyond al
doubt the greatest blood purifier ever COM
pounded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20


Ciosln< Monday, lsbe =
Appie.-so.11 per 6arrs-
blteF-lz se Per ..
Chses@-stale. lse. ses Yorx. loc. Nh cream
clover sesd-s2 so9lse Timothy. s2ss 10
- ~ Gel 5lsoei.
DRIED fruils-AppIes esapoEated sesc per
poaIsd. suartsrs ses5e Per pound. ehefriass lo9
lse per pound. peaches. looi1c per podnd
ksss-Fresn. llssc pei doz
Fresh 4 leafs u uEtOa. & 0o7s.os Eezl. to-o g
I0o. Desf. 9 50ei.l0.
tsrala-wh whsaI-stsady a sse per pa sor red.
Az iof .hlte Oat2 &C. Rye. Sseooc- Corn.
ossSac. bafiey, Lso9Lso per ewt.
Hides-Grsen. y o5e. part cared ss<as1<c.
cured. 6.5oa.e. calf skins. 70 y pounds, 6cs
DeEin Sans, l5s-6e each. sheep pells ssc'Ssl-lS.
sool icing estimated al &c per pound
H0neg-1zc PEI To- strained l0c-
H0Ds-Ieul1c per 10.
aay-Tim0thy. $3.50 per ton. clover GSs0.
mixed s 500 marsh. si8BGlz1o.
Maple sugsr-l2c per ID for new In blocks, small
cakes extrs. il9l2e grlp, o+sie) per ga.
foaitry-e hiexsns. DSl111s. ducks, l4Sl1c
Potatoes-0id 7sc new, g2a
5prlug exetables-Asparagus ac a dozen. let
t1ee. 6c per pound; Fadshes. lie a dozen b1nches.
0nous l0c a dozen Dunenes. spinach. 23c a
1ashsl; rhubarb, 10 10. beet green's oOc q
busnel
straw ss0e per ton-
Iail0~-54s3i.c &C per 10.
WOOl-Ihe spring crop Of wool Is coming in.
CnSashed wool brings Is aud Is cents per pound.
while the Eashsd 8 quoted al 2DaZlc-
WOod-Bi0ck stove wool tL7psl- . per eori
tour aoot wood s4.0ogaoo per cord
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Coal-ss 20. crate. 10
Lime-GFand Rapids. 75c; oaio DOC: Petosksy.
Q00
sals-75c for Saginaw or Manistee.
kerosene-Nich- test i0l1. wafer white uHc
Gasollne-i-c per gahon-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
SORE FROM KNEE TO ANKLE.

ease Leg diminished one-t third In sixs.
Conditfon hopeless. Cured by the Cuu-
enrs Eenzs dies
For three yearS was slmost crippled with an
sW ful sore leg tom my knee d0en 10 my ankle
the akin Was entirely gone and the reeh was one
mas OF disease. some ply sicians pronounced II
fbcurable. II had diIuinlshed sbouf one-third the
size OF the o her, aud was IN hopeless condi
tiOn. After tryi ing al kinds OF remedies and
spending hundreds OF collars, from which / got
no relief whatever. was persuaded 10 Try youl
CUTtCURA hssEDifs. and The result was AZ fol-
lows: amer three days noticed q adecided chanss
for the letter and al the end of TWO months wa.
completely cured. Ny flesh was purified, anc
tie bone which bad been exposed for over !
year got sound The flesh began 10 grow, anC
To-Day and for nearly two years past, my leg Is a
vel a. ever Il was, sound in every respect anC
uoS i sign OF disease 10 be seen
>. q. AHERN, Dubois, Dodge Co., Ca
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-01-28
The Eclectic.

The FEBRUARY issue of The Eclectic has an
subjects. TIE Duke of Argyl's curt attack
on Darwin and bis school, "The Power of
Loose Analogies," has awakened much
discussion, and is sure to get stinging re-
io'neIs NJ. Goa les Yriarte's opening
paper on C;e'ar Borgia is a most picturesque
presentation of uniquely wicked character
Irish Secret Societies" is an interesting
article germane to the interest of the day.
The criticism of X .rl Marks great book
Capitol" is vigornus ANALYSIS worth
reading bv all interested in snoiaistic prob
lem. Archibald G,ikie writes on "Chare
Darwin" In a most appreciative spirit, and
presents the spirit of Darwin's work and
life with graphic force. paper on
''Schuol of Commerce, by Sir Ph'l'p
Magnus. is exceedingly suggestive, aud
ought to awaken wide discussion. Rev. DR..
.Ipssopp contributes another graphic sketch
of English peasant life. under the name of
Doris" Aud ew Lang ,as readable
paper on Real sm and Romance" j hn
Norley's address before the Edinburgh
Philos" ph,cal Institute, entitled "Aphor'sms.
has his habitual brillancy Of style and treat
meut Other readable contributions are
''Thr ROsicrucian Brotherhood," by Arthur
e. Watt, and 'The Parable of Indian Art. "
There is an excellent short story by the
Marques of Lorne. The minor papers are
worthy of the magazine.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-01-28
A HOME LIBRARY.
1000 Famous Authors.


ltSeems almost incredible to say that
library fairly representing approximately
TWO thOus "a of the most emiuent author.
of the world, of all lands and all tImes can
really be placed within The reach of ordinary
homes. Yet this is what is accomplished by
Alden's Cyclopeda of Universal Literature,
volume VIII. of which is issued in Noven-
ber' TheoYPrf, completed is to oomprist
from ftteen%o twenty volumes which are III
large type, and really beautiful and excel
ept In all mechanical qualities, and yet sold
at the phenominally low price of so cents per
volume for cloth, or go cents for half-moroo-
co bindings even from these prices large re-
ductious are-made to early purchasers and
to clubs.
Volume VIII. includes such notable nan es
as Ferrera, the Portuguese poet; Feuillet the
French novelist; Johann Gottieb Fchte,
German philosopher; Henry M. Field.
American journalist aud author; Henry
Fielding, English novelist; Sames T. Fields,
American publisher and author; Louis FL
guier, French scientist, Firdusi, Persian
poet, Geo. P. Fisher and Wilbur FIX
American theological writer's; John Fiske
American scientist; Flammarion, French au-
thor of ''ihe Wonders of the Heavens;'
Flaubert, French novelist; Mary Hallock
FOote, American artist aud author; john
Forster, English biographer, Charles Four
Ter, French socialist and political economist;
Charles James Fox, English statesman;
George Fuxe, of "The Book of Martyrs''
fame; Dl. ]. W. Francis, American author
and Sir Philip Francis tihe famous unius)
Benjamin Franklin, American statesman,
philosopher and philanthophist e. A. Free.
man, historian; John G. Fremont, general
and ''might-have-b been President-all of
these in the letter +, besides a small host In
the letter G. The publisher will send a
specimen volume to any one on receipt OF
the price, allowing the privilege of return IL
she set is not wanted. ALI lovers of good
books should at least see the work. JOHN
B. ALDEN, Publisher, 993 Pearl st., New
York.