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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Senator HOar, IN his recent discussion
OF the question: "Are the Republicans
I'M TO stay" in the North American Retie,c,
gives us SIX essential Republican
propositions, which ought to be care
fully read and committed TO memory
They are as follows:
The equality of every individual citizen with
every other. not only in legal rights but In
every opportunity aud privilege OF the state
The obligation ~ the state 10 see that every
citizen has an education which shall ft him
for these duties and privileges.
The absolute freedom and purity Of cleo
rions The box where the American citizen
casts Dis vote should be as sacred as a sacra-
mental vessel
The standard 81 wages must be -ept MP 20
the CHEST possible point. To that end the
policy o protection 20 American labor must
D. maintained
Polygamy. which destroys the sanctity oi
the home. must b. eNtrpated.
The drinking saloon. which corrupts and de-
hauehes the soul and destroys the health OF
che body and mind. must be suppressed.
Tho Republican party should set its
face resolutely IN the direction pointed
out by these propositions and move
steadily forward We can enter and
subdue Canaan only in this way. If
wc falter and distrust, we may find
ourselves turned aside to wander in the
wilderness, while another generation
is rascd up to DO our noble work.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Go to Ackley's for your candy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Fasa ra- Bsal xas slex. ras Dssl a usas
w. | - ssi s,s a.. ss. D.,a ~.
- ~.
"4eA t-s Lss'9ea1 tsit polIie~-ly
so-H4 --i1 nsslt1y, Hour years ago, un-
-f I'7 saeioes Aliii-2' sIfat-on oI
'-ptef 8 tleFe-al1--s state u an4-fss
+''.ea. ia ias simplicity u is- heart our
eo'- "a pofafy t-'asAl "oall os per-
Pe..ia---.l a l.in make peep on t-e
-Dle'l pf e-''-->efslce reform 80
'ai-ea anf never once hnted -
'fiofef Gear the inady y.sabl-ty or
changes ia once. ba.under Tie weak
eAlA4 effects ~ t-e elections year ago,
t'1 bea'esot experienced q change OF
.-7tit- ana pesaA o. preach and e1hort-
-- --@+ lt-As tii1 ulAA-lness requisite u
'l'-.1 p aAa 'AAS lls medicine For
-..a s.-- ol keeping in once l0L OF
t'otet ,.eFeiaAd PETS u preacnes
~'i''i->ett-ee reform, o1t 4 - not
even honest IN rs preaching.
4-7 hel1o.ean party knows what
genuine eiF-->erY-ce reform means,
1-.'A' i'tan9s It's own platform and
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Ever since the election of the first
Gentle school trustee, at Salt Lake
City, IN 1855, the Gentiles have been
paying close attention to school cleo
tions, and the result of the elections
last June showed that the Gentiles had
seventeen and the MOrmOns forty-six
trustees, there being twenty-one dis
tricts in the city, each electing annually
three trustees.
Fearing loss of control of the pub
lie school system the Mormons have
since that time been scheming to get
full supervision once more. So vii
liam VI. stewart, superintendent of dis
trict schools, recently petitioned the
county court, which is Mormon body,
70 consolidate the twenty-one districts
N four, 20 as TO GUST all the Gentle
trustees should the petition be granted.
Just as the county court was about TO
act on the petition, however, Judge
Zane granted the Gentle trustees a
writ Ot prohibition returnable NOvem-
ber p. quite etfectually shutting down
on proceedings for the present. 1t is
% bc hoped that the Gentiles will make
a vigorous fight along this line. The
public school system is too important
an interest to bc left IN control of the
MOrmOns. It's influence in counteract-
lne Mormon doctrines can be made an
important factor in settling the Mormon
problem.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Wlta loc4l app-leztl3n, as tney ca not
reach tie seat o. tDs dsesss. Czt2rFn
= = clood ~ colslllu tloEAl seGse. an1
"a order - cure i Yo4 bzYe 70 t4ke Ia
tern2i remeiIes HalPs Cat4Trn Cure
= t&sel Internally, and 4cts alrectly on
tae oioo0 and nlucls surface. Hal 3
Cat2frn Cure e 90 ql4ck f4ecletne. 1t
Vas prescribed - ole o. tie best phy
Sc. ans "a us county fCr years. ana 5
a regul4r prescr pEion. Is : comp0sed
or tie besg Lonlos known, comb ae1
sltn tie besg blood panners. acting G.
rectiy GA tle Dluels surface. The per-
feet combination u Ihe tao lngred .ents
= lat produces such wolderfl li results
~ curing czrarrh. send for teslmonl-
as free
+. J. CHESEY 8 Co. Prop, Toledo, o.
sold by druggists. prce 16c.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Have you heard your friends and
neighbOrs talking about it2 You may
yourself be one Of the many who know
from personal experience Just how
good a thing Is. If you have ever tried
because the wonderful things about il
IL. that when once gwen a trial, Or.
Kings New Discovery, ever after holds
place in the house. If you have
never used it anl should be afflicted
with q cough, cold, or any Throat,
Lung or Chest trouble. secure a bottle
at once, and give it fair trial. II Is
guaranteed every time. or money re-
funded. Trial bottle, 10 cents, AZ Peck
Bros. Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
me NM STEP.

Perhaps you arc run down, can't cat.
can't sleep. can't think. can't do any
thing to your satisfaction. and Won
wonder what ails y0l. You should
heed the warning, You are taking the
first step into nervous prostraton.
You need nerve tonsC and n Electric
Btters Won will find the exact remedy
for restoring your nervous system On
IS normal. healthy condition Surpr,s-
lng results follow the uso Of this grea;
nerve tonic and Alternative. Your ap-
petite returns. good q stion Is rc-
stored, and the Liver and Kidneys re-
sumo healthy action Try a tottle
Price soc. at Pecs Bros. drur store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10


Kalamazoo -four al Hunts.
For fine oak sideboard for $40 90
10 the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Go 10 Ackley's for your candy.
They all smoke the Banner cigar.
Saginaw -four at Hunts.
Can't be beat-Banner cigar.
Go to Ackley's for your candy.
Burnett's extracts st Hunts.
They all smoke the Banner cigar.
Travis can furnish you with almost
any kind of a stove.
Once tried never forsaken-Banner
cigar.
Purest spices IN the market at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

wAsaSeros d. e., Oot. -, 1853. ;

NAsHSGTOS u. g., tict -, 1883.
Sealed pro- Fos4.s WII he received al
tbs Department ultI o'clock p. IA.
"Wednesday, November g, lssJ, for
supplying and placing IN position spe-
cal furniture for tls United states court
house and post-0fhce, Baltimore. Nd.
Drawings, spec. ncatlOns and blank
form OF proposal can he had upon APP
pleatlOn. The Department reserves
the right 20 reIect anyaud al bids, and
70 waive defects. Partial bids VIII not
be considered. Proposals should be adj
dressed 70 the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, and lndOTsed, Proposals for
Special Furniture, Court House and
POsL-Otiice, Baltimore, Md"
GEO. :. BArCHEILER,
Acting Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

IF you suffer with asthma, bronchitis
or any other disease of the throat or
lungs, nothing can surprise you more
than the rapid Improvement that Will
follow the use of SANTA ABLE. If
you are troubled with catarrh and have
tired other medicines you VIII be un-
able to express your amazement at the
marvellous ana instantaneous curative
powers of CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CUR RE.
These remedies are not secret com
pounds, but natural productions of
California. Sold at ! package; three
for $3.50, and guaranteed 10y Peck
Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
SITUATIONS whNTPp-FFYELF.

\NANIED-By a young lady situation 81
W bOakkecper. cashier or clerk. can give
good reference. Address e.. d.. box 5. Ieie
gran- Herald ID
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

\AAAtkD-A vel dFessca uaD. good tllua fa
" talAaga Iaa "a IL hafrls tu.. u
Porter tieta. Dlflai 8 81 eutrauce. ID.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

The best salve m Che world Tor cute.
bruises. sores, ulcers. mlt rheum. fever
corns and al skin eruptous. and pose
lively cures p.lcs, or uo pay required.
IL - guaranteed 60 ( fo peri .f soc -faC-
tor or money refga3ei. Price 25cents
Per hov. Per sale hy Pcrk Bros, drug.
g.sts. corner Moaroe and iHr.aou-ffs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Says: have used your Extract of Red
Clover in my family for the past year
with great success, more particularly as
regards my wife, who has derived
greater and permanent relief by It's use,
after suffering and being treated by
many physicians for years. consider
it my family medicine. As tonic aud
spring and fall medicine it is without
equal. For constipation, dyspepsia and
stomach trouble it is, without doubt,
the very best medicine on the market
today. You are at liberty to use this
rs you see fit and | shall be glad at any
time TO give my experience with your
Extract of Red Clover to any who may
write or inquire of me.
Yours, :. A. BELYEA,
293 High-st., w, Detroit.
To J. NJ. Loose Red Clover Co., Detroit,
Mich.
Write for further testimonials.
For sale by White & White, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

rs Wyoming. where both sexes vote
the new state constitution was adopted
hv 80 ooo to 1000. IN round numbers.
Many of these votes were cast by women.
IT Congress decides that Wyoming :
c.Hm to statehood under this constltu-
ton s valid. Il must, Of course, sanction
the female suffrage. This VII then be
the only instance of women helping to
adopt a state constitution.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

One Of the annoyances besetting the
pathway of a successful political party.
IS that every one who has a pet theory
or ideaof Governmental policy VIII run
% that party, asking 70 have lsnOtiOns
incorporated into the party platform
and made one Of Is cardinal principles.
A party that has a real mission before
it can not jeopardize It's missiOn by be
ing made a mere catcn-basin for pOhti-
cal crauks Even the Democratic
party. when 10 had no visible mission
except 10 beat the Republican party,
never achieved signal success by the
policy Of fusion. Because the Repubh-
can party did not deem 10 good policy
% hdopt ultra-pr0hiotion principles,
many abandoned 10 and organized
another party, deemed by themselves
the temperance party par excellence.
Many female-sufragists have also an
Agonzed the Republican party, be-
cause it would not adopt their ideas as
a party measure. Other instances
m ght be noticed. but Il Is unnecessary.
The Toledo Suffrage Association was
in session az the time of the recent
election. Many OF the leading mem
,crs publicly rcjoiced and gIoried over
Foraker's defeat. They could barely
restrain their iub.llnt demonstrations
within decent bounds. Now 10 seems
hat the members Of the Toledo Suf-
frage Association, Ike the members of
tho W0mou's Christian Temperance
Association, are call torn" up on the
subject Of aatagonism 70 the Republi
can party. One Of thcm writes this to
the Toledo Blade, and gns herself
-tn Earnest Republican"
while every member OF the society has a
T-rt f' lrr own opinion. no one Individually
gan voice Che sentiment ftne whole.
AS we lave nnf Che right OF citizenship. it
Unuif he FOLLY % speak % our political afllia-
sons. out ah parties have supporters anon.
rh- president % the T. S. A. speaks for her
sfIf AS shs has perfect ri shr 20 de. but doubt
Jess dit noe |nIeud fo convey The idea that Shs
spoke ior Che whole meeting Your editorial
would Pc a s'ltn'ng reblke lflt applied 90 suf
Wlny 10 us hoped for great things from TIE
Republican party. and va have not quite lost
ft|rh t1 - yet. Though Governor Foraker has
nor given fo ne tle rer1En rl0u that We look
rnon ts right we i1 hm The Justice 90 he
l rls rIratt t1 10 SD. and with sou we mourn
NIs tHl.Ir
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

The most pathetic story ot the season thus
"a Is that ~ poor old hen I'm Michigan that
has been trying for seven weeks with All the
energy ~ despair IN hatch out something
from "a lump of dried putty. three black wal
urfs and glass marble she is worn % q
shadow. but Our spirit Il uuconquerabie, and
She seens determined ~ set it out on that Inc
u Is taxes ali wluter.-Pitfsburg Despatch.
That's not one whit harder and more
hopeless thau~Don Dckenson' ssttempts
to deliver Michigan 70 the Democracy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

The frequent changes of time upon
the railroads OF late have given boom
70 LoOmis q OnderdOnk's weekly rail-
way guide. Changes occurring during
the month can not always be chronicled
10y TIE monthly guides, but a guide
changed weekly makes clean sweep
of all changes. No business man can
afford TO be without it. See the i'm
provement in the American Express
time card this week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Az subscriber - The TELEGRAM
HFnAID sho fails q Fsosiss the papa
fsxufarIy. or Via may have rsasOa 20
ssraelaia of iAts delivery. win confer I.
ss~eiaI favor by Informing this once os
ths fast a. oues- ssnd Poat~i card or cal
- ssisphsas s3t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Saginaw -four at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Can't be beat-Banner cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Trw.ll be a long time before Ind sns
viii ccass to 30 proud of boz loyal son.
Cver r Morton marble BUST ai
him, made Rome hy sculptor -m-
mons. hN int heeu unraled AZ as
grave .n Crows H-l ceae etcys Ia4.an-
a.eLA
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

EvEsr man With a hobby interprets
all occurrences M line with his peculiar
IDEAS. 50 Democrats can see nothing
hut tara reform IN the recent elec-
tons. They DO not see any "Civil-ser-
vice reform" in them. however. Their
views on that suhiect are "dissolvng
views. that gradually fade away when
a view of Democratic success comes -
fho 'front.'
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

AN-To take The agency Of or
" safes. size -tEl~Als llNlrs weight st
lbs retail price ; other sizes BOB Proportion.
A rare chance 90 create a permanent business
az home These safes meet Is demand never
before supplied hy other ssir companies us ~ r.
are noI governed hy fhc Sale Pool. A pine
safe Co. Cincinnati. d. Ntu-sal
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
SITUATIONS wANTED-KLLE.

WANTED-By a young man. work 81 any
w kina tbat w9uld give him time 10 attend
school. Address a. tharles-st. al4
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
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rELErHOSE sUMBEEss
s4siass. oness---------..-------. -.---------.--ssi
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

% = DA II HELLt \
Acting Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Orders for decorative art taken by
Miss Matte Althea, room Z, Hartman
block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

For carpets, rugs, window shades,
draperies or curtain poles, 60 to the
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Asa matter Of course. a person who
succumhs % sea-sCkucss in this coun-
try becomes 4 legitimate butt OF wit
and ridcgle. Nobody prcsumes TO
deny this proposition. But 10 doesn't
seem 20 hold good on The other SIDE of
thc water a. least in the caseof royalty.
a. wtnesseth she following paragraph.
a German correspondent az Athens
has been distinctly made aware of the
'nvo'ablty which should euvelop the
u.sfortuncs of royalty. He was indis-
Greet enough to refer % the sea-sick
ness of the Emperor and Empress Of
Germany OF the Pirpus IN the semi
iocu.ar manner. On the day the ao-
count appeared his paper received a re-
moustr8uce for its lewty from A source
vhicn can be c0njectured. and the a.n-
pant journalist vas promptly relieved
hY telegraph, hs employers grsspiug
the situation that his usefulness bad
been seriously impaired as a chroucler
Of the festivities ne Athens" How
would sn American reporter Ike %
hc rrfet crt xr thatP
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Travis can furnish you with almost
any kind of q stove.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
Purest spices IN the market at Hunt

Once tried never forsaken-BanneI
cigar
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Kalamazoo fiour at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

For fine oak sideboard for $40, g
20 the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Go TO Ackley's for your candy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

They all smoke the Banner cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

WANTED-A lady IN each CITY. town and
W township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted hy Mrs. John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The IrOdiX Publish
ng Company. Washington. j.. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Burnett's extracts st Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

a
4 aes9es 90 cfalss Arf position as beet
krcper fcgf Ntafs fafrrt tnet. Address ~
- e.A 8 i--f@ oee
HELF WANTED MALE
NAMED fara.sare tr.n.iaers Al Berles
"~s l'
KKAN TED-Two rrst-cl.ss uglolsterers 81
Morris ~ south lhFslon-st aa
NNANIED-A vel dresses uau. eood tlueto
" talAags IaI "a Il harls d tu. u
f9fiei hieeA Diflsi 81 entrance ls
kNANIED-Th utce young men 60 vorl ia
" = laLr. Aust Nonlf NelI recon iar llea arl
hs1e slo "a easa salary - pgf H'aih taa er
Room Las. hcrmltaae D4l.ailg 4rau4 hsI4as.
WANTED Man VITA sso g. invest iu good
y business EIrfans csl atiisHtlf ouf lfl
titsU and upWaras 81 invest mercantile hus..
nessi one With s-npl 90 invest Iu luHihef
business. and Others Witn sapifai ranging
from 90 o. s3'tuJ tsli eud examine our ll.l
before lnges.lug ta-. Monroe ST., Rooms
and 81 A
WANTED local and travelling
" statesmen. positions permanent special
Inducements nuNs last selling spreiaItitsi
dont delay salary from start bloWa Bros.
AufselSmen, thicHso. ID. '-h BE-
WANTED statesmen. clerks hook keepers.
" D1rtrndcrs transfers. shippine clerks.
farm hands ofler help u4l sll OTHERS aul of
employment O. cail aud investigate car ga.
ure.y neW and thoroughly reliable system oi
procuring situations COOPERATIVE lWlHos-
meni Company. li- Monroe e., rooms "a Aa4
s. Porter BLOCK. Phone ln-
WANTED-MAN-g taae the agency Of or
y salr-f size -fNI~hlt laDlre. .r-fl tN
lbs. retail price So other sizes iu proportion.
rare chance 90 create a permanent business
af home. These safes meet demand never
before supplied Ny other satr companies ue ~r
are nol governed hy ihe Sale Pooi. A p.ue
safe Co. Cincinnati. a. @ea-sai
HELP WANTED -FEKALR
WANTED-An once lady; must nave s..
w Call al lfl's Monroe 81. Room 81 so
WANTED dining room girls. chamber
" maids. laundry elfls, cooks lu girls Tor
general house work. Ladies fallors. Room
55. isl1s Monroe-si. sa
NYrANTFD-A competent girl for general
w housrwork. Mrs. Joshua Speed. Z7s ,oulh
Lafayette-st. $50
WANTED-A good eirl for general house
W Uor small family. good wages % the
right glr. nore bur eNpeilcucel giris necd up
ply. 10 sunmerst. 5s
NANTED-A lady Of nice appearance seven
W hours a day; call al noon at 81 Porter
Block. entrance So south Division 81. sie
NrANTED-Compei,nt eirl forgeneral house
W work. Apply al Ill Lyon-st. Mrs. Arthur
Megs. 5I4
IVANTED-A competent girl for general
W hOusework al 80 ashiIg gtOn 81 must
be good COOK. 1ls
WANTED-Girl for general housework az s2l
w Iyon-st al4
SITUATIONS wAETED-KALE.
! WANTED-By a young man. work of any
w kind that wJald give him time 70 attend
school. Address A. tharles-st. al4
WANTED-SituatiOn by experienced steuo-
W grapher. Firsfciass references Address
VI. J.. D.. care 81 Carrier H.. bth. $50
WANTED-A position as jan,tor by first
W class man. Best Of reference. Address
464 Iuruerst SO
NfAN o,..lla.a ,..-.,l...r.nr .u..,. ....l.r
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

4La1-AAA-
4 Ihobol aHLl praelcai bas .nsSs woman
acsifes 40 csalEs hrf position as Deat
repe fegf stsfs fArrr eacc. Address
. tNA 81 H.rsf. nss.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
MIR. BURROUGnS'S ESSAYS.

INDOOR STUDIES. BY John Burroughs. lomo
PIP. 236. Houghton, Mhiin 4 Co
Tho indoor studies Of Mr.. Burroughs while inter
estlng are not always TO DO compared with his out
door studies. Two papers in this volume-that on
Tbo,ea, and that on Gilbert Whitc-aro in his best
manner The rest OF the essays are Ingenious. but
not striking Mr.. burroughs does not anhlyZe Mat
thew Arnold with an obvious appearance Of under
standing him thoroughly. lie talks perhaps too much
about Greek culture, the scope and nature OF which
be like many Others, has never defined to himself
with any approach TO precision. As regards Arnolds
view OF Carlyle, It was inevitable that those two
should be anupathetic, and that the English apostle
OF sweetness and light should look upon tho sconh
Tbersites with disfavor. Mr.. Burroughs Is douot
less, quite right in defending Carlyle against Tic
criticism OF Arnold, supposing the defonce 10 DO IN
ANY way called for which we consider open TO aucs-
ton, But the essay on Th0reau Is another matter
There the write. has congenial subject. "r rather
q subject which at once pIques and stimulates him.
and his handling Of which Is very entertaining.
Thoreau. the man, Is character concerning ~hotn
tho most diverse views must always be enertsIhci'
To examine Thorcaus life ansfytcally Is indeed
hopeless. II will not bear any such test. lie must
DO considered wholly as phenomenal, unique. law
unto himself and then Il will DO dnicut enough
! 70 reach anS positive conclusion. That Thoreau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

- ., Al. ,,ost I'm nnial- OF men all who
met him were quick 10 discover; ous mr.. butfVushs
undertakes 10 bring out even more cearS 'no i~'F
uro of the man even in his CHOSEN oo0uPs'on'
Tborean has borne the reputation Oh oeins : minute
"a c.renI observer OF nature; but MI burroughs
-. ,,, h. uas not after all, thorough In his
,d,os that he often missed facts which far more
CARELESS observers perceived and that he fSitd 70
discover new things, 10 put TO any prsctca u'e
tho knowledge OF nature he acquired Inc ca
,,,natiou Of this failure, Mr. Burroughs suggests, Is
Thoreau's semi.myscal tendency, which always COM
orl,cd him 10 look behind and away from everything
soeknp for some secret witch not in Wow, and
which perhaps had existence oufshe MS own
Imagination. As TO the usefulness OF Thoreaus pro-
test against tho vices and defects OF modern civza
ton We are unable TO agree with Mr. Burroughs.
To us Il seems that no protest was ever pfeScheo
more Enthusiastically and boOeSsy, and that us failure
was rendered Inevitable by tho nature OF us form'
He liked woodchucks better than men. But II docs
not appear that he did any moro for the one ehah
for the other. There was witness ana AL u'i-
tamabIlity in his nature which dominated him, and
perhaps this was apart from, perhaps IL was Ahea
with, tho acute scnsIbltes which so revol'ed him
uhen thu bypocrlsics and shams OF conventional HE
were in QUESTION All these considerations and many
more are discussed by r burroughs In bis peasaneese
style.
Gilbert White Of seborne Is the subject Of another
paper the only fault of which is It's eroVHy' me
essay on Victor Hugo IS smart enough out markedly
Inadequate ard far fOm doing justice 70 the SUBJECT
though his main folblcs indicated with pialess
accuracy. II with something Of imitation. The papers
on sodcnoo and Literature and Science and tho
Poets are graceful and timely protests against the
arrogance and dogatc tyranny OF scientific assump'
lions in these days. Altogether the volume contains
much which the admirers Of Mr.. Burroughs writings
will be glad to possess IN this permanent form.