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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-30
,D,, H.ass,ss g,iau,ns o1 9snsaas ~ So Dai 1895

bentt. Der hsBt mid NIT Ieine groEe
Dprfnt cnItsde. SD ben bic Bnps
b.Eor Stb n,sr seHart Fn ncn J.S;m
En- psnnis gene. for Gdnb1 ~ iduft
ua ii Bic s3sit, mo fe In bic Gtore tn,
ben i'd for be WeoeStDs:ler getablt IN
Of Rors ben m,r nod lhaea sn gi.
ohpener gcapmmc. Damn glng'S los.
Der Wepesipsiler BOT en- GARNER g..
tDuBt, pp Z Rau fell bait IN bort tn
mer bin, mitaus baB Her an be Meg
nur eemo6l getuppt bate. Ds Nteltn
bofor mar, bob nit ens!gsr Saluhn
ba mar. gDi. nlsr an bic Tarm tame,
50 bot mid pcr lauter Dorift be
3ung en- Gub lang aus benz pals ges
hdnut I'm bet aaro bot @rds gsfreiis
ME Z Msnni.sobi. ct mar be sanse
Wea ebett gelaufe I'm taum mare mer
inieit bic Gurm, DO bot e 3ipsi
5hideus I'm en- NaIter getillt gsbatt.
Gr BOT en- Die 6dls tlier abgebins. Do
lam amer Der Darmer. JDr @utneb
Gebt, bot bsr seIbtoblb, er bot en-
ssensriebl g.nomme IN bDt oomit vi
be Rarc aehaue. Diner mebbie, Der
Raro bot audi Mort pber stpsi au
faae gebabt. St Is uf ben Garmer sss
tItbumpt IN bot en-, ii pebntiss Don
pipe bis unne uffseriiIe IN bot bel Die
Dteb1Men audi nod 10 ebaut { puno
I'm { balb JleiIA nit ae pade getriest.
Ser syarmer mar 10 rt,db pie en@tisr;
,pie mir ibm amer seiagt ben, baB mer
{ Sun faufe tpollte, tpenn msr en- Bars
aain made iDnnte. oo mar er ipibbsr
ullreht IN ber Raro 20! iogar en-
5rppetnohe for 2unid triegt. Der
yDebesipeiler I'm i'd mir ben paar
Battels Wein gsbrunte, pppp be !Sprt.
ipo Der farmer if fei Garrett FidN.
Die Simmer ben Wlilh sebrunte un
ben in bic Barn erum geipielt. Wu
ih fiiter selernt ben, ben ie o!e
Efhidenneiter dussebone In ben lpss
n;a1iens spei Dobsn Gier dusgeblalc.
Die G1el's ben fe lpiober bibld In
bic yee1tsr aelcst, 10 baB es Niemanb
qeno1ti{t bpf. Mit Bic Rau tuare mer
ihnsu einig I'm mics buntel ipar, DO
iino mer beim I'm ben oas ShIer glsih
mitgenomme. Dabeim ben id bic
adu reitetpeg in bic Barn seoabn IN
lin bunn nit bic aibbs in's 8ett. Mm
nedfte Morgen i'm id in bic Barn un
ben mid en- psbl mitgenomme, bitobs
ih Zen sleih milte sepollt. gor's
erThte bot mid bas unperninftige
Diebr en- Rid sege mein Stommed
peipe, baB michs gan5 bunm fporoe t..
,,Netper msinb olb sirl", ben i'd ge=
faat, ,eemilft tperidte bod." SD 1ebs
mid bin un, ipie ih itarte tpia, DO tin
ih aeblolht pis Mlles - es mar 10
aar Tee aau -es narenO . d 8!
90 folIfe amer bod bos Gemoleens
frieoe, Du perbolIter Ghutpiaf bon
eme s5armer, mid 10 gu fuble! Brit.
aus bah i'd bie 2iaaie ebbeS sefast
ben, ben ih bas Wish gu be 8utfdsr
aebradt I'M ber bot mid en- Oabler I'm
Ie balb I'm E Spmmerporiht bafor
oepipe. Gr bot sefast. Der Dds tpdr
tpen;a5tens 70 alt ipie ih I'm Tee feds
] Ghiuina tpertb. Wen i'd par'n enlz
! bat frob, baB er aus Die Barn mar.
bifcr s;emanb mas bopon aenohtiit
hot. Die aibbs ben Of aors ihre Wa
an midi HIagt un bic 2i5sie bot Die
gaimarfs ssuaht, bub einiger Menlh
uaibtebts made tennt, amer en- Dds
for { Rub gu tuufe, oss tonnt nur en-
g|el pie ih tbun. ipomit i'd Derbleitps
ssbne sshr lieipsr
ghiIipp Snuerantpfe
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-30
NnsIane.

Gie 9lrbeitsn Der seldloiienen 9eids.
tosslibnns waren bauptla9lid negatiuer
Mrt. @raf bon &anis mari bies uors
eeiiern furs Dor Der @ertasuns benz Mli=
niiteriur, nodmals nor. ST ia9te, Die
NeidsiaasmitsIieber tDnnten ebenio
tuobl nit Ieeren 9dnoen gu ibren @dbs
lern ;uriidtebren, pie nit ben rtldsl!hen
tleinen @eieben iiber bic 3uder~ itnb
granntpein Yelteueruns". Serarti9e
Rsiultate, fagte ct, f6nnten nnr Sa3n
bienen. Die unanfriaoenbeit i'm 2anbe Sn
permebren. Die Gcsierure babe, tros
oIler 0erlpre9ungen, nidts sur Grlei6=
terung Der Gage bet 2arbtptrthlGaft se=
than rnb Ct iorberte, beb bic &esierune
big gum 9ertli ent,peber cine neue 8or-
lase ausarbeite, ober leinen slntras auf
ginfiihrung einss Getreioemonopols ar=
rebme. 9aron ucn Wanterfiel 5oste,
bic sanse eonlerpaiipe 9sartsi ltebe in
tieier Stage cuf Seitca bes @rafen ron
Ranis.
Ser Rei6sjelretdr bes SEnern, Dr.
BON 8Dttin.r, ermiber.s, CT Seboure, baB
in btr Iebtsa Sisuns 10 penis sstban
] suDrben lei, olIsin bic Resierun9 babe
f@, Mns.li1ts bet Ieeren gdnfe. Die
nan ieit ldnssrer 3eit I'm 5auie sn leben
gepobnt setueiea, niht sn elmer 8erldns
gernng ber Gisuns ernutbigt gefiblt.
/ RGiier Milbelns lit, nonbem CT fi1
mad Ssrsenslufi cuf Der 9iridiagb per-
eniiat bat, mad Berlin suriidgefebrt. 6,
!. iiebt cuberorbentli9 pobl aus. 90
iongt CT ni6t Der Sagb obIag, fubr bsl
! 0oiier sumeiit nit eincna @eIpnnu BON s
rniiilGen pferben fpa,iersa, .oclSc 0raT
Dohna einsefabren Datte.
Wdbreno ieines Mnientbalts an
gBirl9totui., .uohnte ber 9ailer einea
S1oulteluu9 BEL ipelAe 9ezr Tiebler
, ein Werlirer, cEI hem Gee IN ber Ndb,
|. bes S1loiles pernnitaltete. s5isbler cpl
. eire sslij1a!eit anf's Ma{ier, bic, icDall
!. fe nit bieiem in Deribruns fam, hi;
, belIl.uttsnbe- Glamne brannts. Da!
Grrberbare babei mar, bat 8ontsleri
oi,f Dem gee Die 1lammen mad Belle
bsn aur Seite i9ieben tDnn.en. De
Raiier nabm eroBes Sntersiie an be
. 5nauIeauns nnS CAB otr lleber,engun.
sfusbrud, oab bie Grfinbung I'M Gal
: zines Rrieses psrnenbet usroen t5nne
. Die Nesiernng bs19dfii9t iid6 nod
! INNER nit Wlabrtseln aur yefdmpfna'
:; bes omeritanii4en Yetroleum Noro
!, ! poIs. go wirb Dorsef9Iagen, bel be
!. ginIu1r pon robem unb raffiEirtern pe
/ trpIeum peri9ieoene 3ollidte ein;ufib
rem, 10 bab hnmit bic grri1tnn8 bon De
|; troleum.Maffinerien In Deutidlarb q
m5gIidt uirb. Jtrner 1T bei9Io1Ie1
I fnorben, 3n 8sjiattcn, Miidungen Dol
!. ! ruiiiden unb ameriianii1em petroIeur
nnf ben Taarft 3u tring3n.
ii Sn elmer 5u nannoptr ffdttgebabte1
! Eonferen3 BON Werirstern beutl6er Ban
len murbtx HeidliiIie anSepon.user
. lnel9e Esb Gf9ta cine iebe 4ennergna bt
. lietigf. Mdtrnng esll6ren- AlIt Dty
|. .tSi1s hie beEebt 81 x,lm9S 9Soa(el
essia absrr. ~! I (, NJ !! sossiss &
y Fl sias 1ssia. 4 - eabs lsisas n
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-30

sya6se 1S93 nnb IN ben porbersstenben
1dbren uaren absr inelr als $4,000
Wrd1tpaaaans n0taig.
Mntbroeit sschlen fino entIhieoen
itdffer unb RupIer lit felt su 10ac, obs
aEeid) bic Yrpouiticn i'm Npril nnse-
Fdbr 1900 Sonnen Sr6Ber per a!s i'm
Sans,dr, =
Sic 5ertil.Gabriten baben aue poG
III ttun, hd bic preisiiei9erunoen Die
Raui!ult nimuIirt haber. Die NaGs
frase nan 9aummou.niuaaren bot apsr
etluns nasDscIoIlen nno Drads&attune
1inb 1ll6e nisor;ser.
Die Sat-! Der Banferotte belief lid
,pdbrenb Der leBten Wp6e in ben Der.
Staatsa anf 2o7 aesen 1873 i'm Issten
SaAr Mnb in Canada auf % geeen %
i'm lebten Sabre.
Ser Gitbter 3ids BON Ser. Stnaten
Gsriht bat cine Gnilbsibnng absestbe :.
bic pon auBsreew0bnliher Wihtisteit
fir Sen Gtaat Obio lit unb Die 8altisa
lett pon Tabiiihen Bombs i'm Weribe
ppn pielen Miliunen Dollars in 6rase
i.elt, beren Mussabe bur9 5pe3ialseles'
ssbnns uno niht burd Wplfsabltlmn1un9
auinrilirt tpo,oen lit.
Gs banbeIt Iit9 bier ut, eine Slage oer
Sermon Mmerican Snpsfment TO-"
bon Ns,p Do,t ecsen bic 5tabt Doangs-
toton. Dic uSnpeitment Co." bate ben
bodiisn Yetras fir SlS6,C00 Wancr.
lperf-9Dnbs sebcten, beren Musgabe poE
ber Itabtil1en Wermaltung beidioiIen
'uno 1pster ourb elm Spesialgeles Der
2sgisIatur autorilirt tooroen mar. Die
Snoeltracrt Company tueiserte li6 cber
lpater, bic Bombs ansunebmen, oa ibrc
Musgdhe nibt BON elmer 3weiorittel.
mebrbeit Der Stimmeeber BON Oounss=
tonm autoriIirt morben mar, ,uie lolhes
in einem @tist hesi 5taataa7 Obio pors
selhrieber lit. Ser Tal muroe bann
in Die Geribte gebradt, inoem bic S,,=
peliment Company bic Stabt Doun9s.
tomn auf 8iiderlattuns Der hinterlesten
9ureldaft BON $500 perilagte.
Sos Geritht bat nui, gu @unlten be,
uSnpeitment Company" ertldieoen, in
oem es ertldrt, oab bic Stabt Oour9g=
totpn ridt bsm Gelst semdb 9eban.
BELT babe Mab baf ferner Die 2egisia.
tur, als lie Der Gtaot Die gr!anbniB er'
tbeilte, Die Yonbs eus;ueeben, jener
She'll Der Contribution betlebt babe, 1,
iueIdem es beibt, hab Die @eieEsebune
iein 9pe3iaIseleE erIailen biirie, unte'
benz Corporations sgs,palten perlieber
merben. MIe Bombs, bic pbne bic 3u'
itimnuns bon spei Sritteln Der Stimu'
sebsr auseeseben !uoroen fno, lueroer
oaburd tbatldhIi6 fit tperibIos er,
tldrt.
Gs beibt, baB fir piele Weiaioner
Dollars Bombs in Obio BON perl9ie'
benen Ortl1aIten uno Staoter ausse'
aeben porben 5inb, iiber oereu GmiIlior
bon ben BIrsern gar nidt abseltimm
tuorben i1t, unb auf ale bieIe Bombs I'm
bet bic porltsbenbe GntlHeioung Inlpen
oung.
Cine anoere Grase, bic in Der
binoung biermit auitritt, 1T bic, ol
Iol1e Bombs BON ben betrefenbe,
5tdbten eingelDlt ,verben t0nnen. eeSr
oenb elm SteuerSabler fann bic Gin
Ioluns bieIsr Bombs serihtlih perbin
bern, inoem er selteno mad)t. baB lie II
ungeIesIi9er @eile ausseseben morhei
/ limb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-30

brauhe, 10bc tW
lit icber 8e3ie.
bnng belonoerS
abcr ait &Drperz
fIne MnbRraft 5ll.
aenom,llen. 8ors
Ger lttt id) oil Sc
beruergrobernn,g
NIB bate Dtcl
poi, 0erbanungsa
beihlueroen aus'
5ubalten. &ein
Mrst fonrlte MIR
bclicn.
Sctt, ltah MIR
a,,,ci M3n,1nte,t.
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ule!yl!ts!n! q! ts!'!! !. ,Ru!!n!!0Ldan!l. mo
Ji,lai.e.

Jnlanc.
M. O. Gun u. Co.'S .ebimbthentlifhe
1laberli1t ibtr ben Stanh Der Ge=
iGaIte in ben Wer. Staatea lautet
mie folst:
gDenn bic Weisenfslber Bel benz fiirs-
li1 falien QSetter 10 fart beldabi9t
wprben linb, baB bisrSurG elm 9tsiaen
ber Wei3enpreiie I'm II Gents inner=
baIb BON spei Woden sered)tFertist 1T,
bann ,uer6en aEe Embellishments in
nnftIi1er MsiIe in MitleibenidaIt ses
loeen. Ser Mar,t ideint aber einen
old mngiini1igen Ginilub nt9t sn ipii-
rem, benn bic Mttien-Gurle geben r!dt
,urif unb giIen, 9eber uno 9dute gshen
INNER mod In bic 5obe. Sbne 3ueifel
taben bic Weisenfelber in getpilien Ge-
tietatbeilen Gdnben seliiten, unIere
Yriratna1ritten seuten aber nift on,
bob ber Ghaben Gin beoeutenber 1T.
syebermann pin faufen, unbefiimmert
borum, ob Nahfroge ober 2onium suse@
npmmen baben rber 5unebmen rnb es
l9eint, bab MIR sefauft ,uirb, neil man
iider au 1ein gIaubt, bab Die Yreile aller
Sanbessarti!el in bic 969e 9eben iper.
ben.
Sic 3nfubr BON Mei,en mar tudb.
rcnb Der leBten brei Wohen, trps Der
Gtirme unb bes faltsn Metters in melt.
liben Mdrtten sr0Ber rpie i'm porisen
Sabr. Die Wreisi.siseruns bnt aber,
ME porausaulsbsn NOR. bic giniteluns
fa5i Der 9onSen Musfubr Sur Jol9e
aetobt, Qtrobe ME bies na9 elmer
GbnIi6tn preisteiseruns i'm Mpril
1854 Der JalI mar. Ob nun bic mad,
ieube Goat belddbigt uoroen 1T ober
nidt, boB Cine itebt felt, baB lih bic
ausudrtigen Mdrtte bel 3eiten pera
ieben .perhen. inbem fe srobe @orrdtbe
Gus anbersn Qdnbern be5ieben iperoen,
no he i'm bifliser als in ben Ser.
s5toaten erbolten fbnnen. I'm Der bies
iigen prDbuftenb6rle lino i'm Saufe
ber Wn9e allein 155,o00.000 9u.
Weisen gebonbelt ,uoIben unb bic ba.
lei in 1lmlauf gelesten G}eri6te iiber
Sdobcn hIrdb Gdlts unb Die Tcrbeerun-
gen Ron Snietien tuaren in 10 ablaroer
pciie bnrneinanber gerniId)t, bob ein
Epetnldnt ridti9 bemerite, bab Die Sn-
leiten l1sber3ieber traeen mlbten,> iuenn
fe fidD lei bem Wetter in's Treie tuogen
riroen.
MelIAfcrn 1T in Jolse ber Jroltna9'
rid,ten uul 81 Genis geltiegen, trosoem
isit-eQes erfrorsae gslidlora iberee-
i1st trefpen pirb. pcrt iit 5 Gents pir
gbl ceiffr0en, Gdn!c!; Cts. per 10C
a,5b rrb Dnfsr 2 Gents per Uu
BarmuoIIe 81 ebenfolls 1dbreno be'
Snodhf I'M 4 GH 1as gl;aa 2 eeIiesen, mi
glerleufen pca j, ,55C 200 gnLen. Sci
Iestsr G&dtunGen semai; 1T bas oies
idhriae @cuE.trellen Nrecl mn l3.!
nroaeut f;siEer nIs fes roridhriee III!
Sci t;sissm rDrrcIen Grtra9 plrte It'd
Sc radalls GrT.e crI llrsefdbr 1850,
f)0o l1nHta teIsr{e.. Geibit bisIs
Mofroff ani1mmtn nit ben teforntsr
utcfea 40 III ben gdnnen ber Gpinne
,nSs S6nsIss ktiiRbli6ea gorrGtben, i
cisr mxfxs scl3 seIGsenb. alien gebar
M Mi al arieri.aniider GaumwoIl
fSs r,enidIsens anbe.:balL Sabre 81 beder
.uGtee ~, 9cyscf5 xi;r fiIS 4 Monoi
ausarS M ba...
&IS Gsitriabni!Tis ,pei!i tarAsenen
,;ne btntiiMc Wslieruns crf unS oiel
N,lInx,fno 1at nidt meGr alein euf b
Slreile bon Ueaterialiep Ne5ug. Ei
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.'aSlaIii i
fsir saugilnge und Kinder.

fi1r Slugiinge und Kinder.
Castoria be18rdert verdauuDe
und beseitigt Bl6hungen, verstopfung.
Magensaure. Diarrhoe und Fieber-zu-
stande Dadurch wird das Kind gesunA
erhalten und sein Schlaf nattirlich.
Casto1ia enthalt weder Morphin nooA
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria enpfehlo ich, weil e. Elm gutee
Mittel fur Kinder ist und beeser ais ale ande.
rem, die 1ch kenne" h. A. ARCHER, n. D.,
III South Oxford st.. Brooklyn. n. Z.
''seit mehreren Jahrcn habe ich 'Castoria'
empfohlen und verde damit tortfahren, de -
regelmxssig gut gcwirkt hat"
EDWIN r. PARDEx, N. D.,
116 81. und 7. Av,.s Now York Qafy.
sAus eigener Erfahrung md Deobacbtung
kann tch aageu, dsse Castor1A elmo trefdich0
Nedizin fur Kinder ist, dR o. AbfUhrend wtfkt
und die game Constitution durch hetlaAno
Wlrkupg aus die Etngewezdo aufrccht erhklts
Hlelo MUtteY haben mir er41h1t Yi0 ouaGop
6clchnet - ihreh xtndetn betCthMt."
pn' 9. 9. 2ssoSp
rzzoxxzx0a ooxyAs1. n Itta.y asssst MI.
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biu i'd pou meincr 3ranfbeit pollltdrolg tlls
rirt. Ulciu Mppetit TT ansge,eihnet, td) pers
baue. was Id elie, gut, Der Stublgan9 1T
reaelmdbig NIB i'd fam idblaten u'e e'n
Wfirnlelthter.
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Der lDeltbote.
osrausaesspas am Donneril ss isbsr Mo9s
ucM etr
"tpsiibote GompA9nie. 7
Columbus, Ohic, SO. 11Sai 1895


Der .,Msisbcte" eriNeil,t t0p!i9 t4nt .olt5s
retit be',. ,baintlienirsunhe lls Gtnntass.
Mast. fortcfrei $500 per Sabr chez so pes
Ntsnat iret hts s,anS selsisst.
Rad, Ses!ihiauh, Scr Gei!cci ;Rb Ssitreib
9dsnbt, fcItet pssIes5s fprtpiret 5000 per
.Sabr.
&as MSct.rblatt beS .@e,tprte" Grid eint
ieben OcrneriIss gun. Greife nonl $500 per
Sab.
Aat, Ctr.i3!sns, bsr GGnS:s uuo SeItreTh
ccrtnirci $3.50 psr Sapr.
Ter ar,;s fir tsr, sssrai.isasTre,.no betrG5t
Fit 2ejes bcs S3p1entlattc5 ttur 80 Gts. pei
SGbr, fir Mitai.a5prnea:..c!. Sl.o0 une ipirb
Yprtnfr.i fir 2sicr scs GpcbenblatteS Sn Sl.oo
Ter Salr, fir geieht.slbonnsnten su $3.50
te- Sab. ,sad, Geiltihtano oeria,lht
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HIe Wsieic, 1csr.'acrscn;en aiEp. beliebe man an
Ne
sWESE7sOY1I CO."
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Ciyeuer Gd,rctbcbrtet oeS yDtIspp
gaueratnpfer.
M;cin lictper 9err Reoatt;ondr.

N3 btV HeIN0
pcroont iblebte
Mtenlde teitsll.
Dag IN mer tann
gar net aenug
lpatlde, ipn,i
iuer0 . lt1er ges
tibict, oab cen,
bic Gbre {telf
}tebc. sd lam
4 Niphd1f herDDl1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-17
THE TWELFTH SURBURBAN.

Another gratifying indication Of the
future of the turf without the legalized
pool box accompaniment was offered by
the twelfth Suburban Handicap run at
Sheepshead Bay on Saturday.
Despite a small field of entries, an ap-
parently sure winner at the start, and
an effort to "bear" the event, fifteen
thousand persons were on hand to view
the sport and to give the new era in rae
ing "a hearty send-off. Ii was brilliant
gathering. AS one reporter took pains to
note: Women whose power in society
and in the world of fashion is ac-
knowledged daily were seen at the
course for the first time in years, and
veterans Of the turf, when they let their
eyes feast upon the banquet of loveiiness.
murmured: This is indeed a new era of
racing 1t brought back memories OF the
old days of Jerome Park, when it was
the proper thing to patronize the races,
and recalled pleasant memories OF the
days before the touts and demi-monde
brought the sport so perilously near dis
ruption. There were no touts at Sleeps
head Bay yesterday, and the few of the
demi-monde who were there behaved
themselves Decomingly. There were no
such scenes in the wine room as dis
graced some of our prominent tracks
three or four years ago."
We repeat that we believe turf inter-
ests will be conserved, not destroyed, by
the winning of the measure of popular
favor that recent practices only served
TO ALLEVIATE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-17
STUDY OF ETHICAL PRINCIPLES.

The annual circular TO the alumni of
Brown University, which has recently
been issued, includes, among other in
teresting information concerning the
activity Of the college on
the hill, summary Of the
publications of the faculty during
the past academic year. President
ANDREWS historical books head the list
and are followed by number Of treat
ises on various subjects, principally
magazine articles.
Noteworthy among these publications
is Professor JAMES SETHs book, "A
Study Of Ethical Principles" We have
examined this work with great deal Of
interest and pleasure and we are full of
liking and admiration for it. 1t shows
primarily the evidence Of exact think.
ing and scholarly insight, while Mt
the same time possessing characteristics
which should recommend il to the
general reader. It's style is admirable
throughout. Always smooth, generally
forceful, and at times extremely elo-
quent, it is embellished with APT quota
tions and trite illustrations.
Professor SETH states in his introduc-
tion that the volume "does not profess
to develop n system of ethics, but rather
TO discuss the principles which underlie
such system; and while, the
treatment does not claim to
be, in any strict sense, original,
an effort has been made TO re-think the
entire subject and 10 make the discus
sion throughout as fundamental as pos
sible." The someMhat modest aim of
the work has been fully justified by
the cordial reception which we have
noted the book has received
from high authorities, both in
America and Europe. Professor SETH
has no pet theory TO exploit at the ex-
pense Of facts but has followed the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-17

middle course, including all helpful data
in his exposition of the ethical problem.
The writer has wisely refused
to travel the "high priori
road" of metaphysical deduction,
nor has he hoped TO find
the sole truth along "the low posterior
road" of the empirical and inductive
school. This just discrimination, this
nice adjustment of intellectual per
ception, which. while fully recognizing
the truth in all its colors, has been able
to discern that any one phase is made
quate, gives to the work one Of its
principal charms and its chief value.
Love for the golden mean has, we
understand from the young men who
have been his tutelage, been character
istic of Professor SETH's teaching since
he came to Brown University, some
three years ago, and is already
making its influence felt in the
culture of the college. This mod
crate temper Is all the moro worthy
of commentator. At the present time,
when a tendency to onesided and par
tial statement is showing its baneful
results in all departments of our life,
practical and aesthetic as well as intel
lectual, the coming of the genial
Scotsman to Rhode Island is
circumstance which is fortunate,
not only for the university whose chair
of philosophy he so ably fills, but for the
city and State rs well.
We commend Professor SETH's "Study
of Ethical Principles" as profitable
book for the day, and we congratulate
the university which is honored by this
production by its esteemed professor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-17
WILKINSON AVENUE.

Wilkinson avenue will be the new
Roger Williams Park entrance
through the recently acquired land, the
appropriate name being the suggestion
Of chairman DEMIYG Of the commission,
in recognition of the warm interest the
late GEORGE WILKINSON, OF the Gorham
Co., who gave the handsome Fighting
Gladiator" piece to the park, took in he
big public playground. We understand
that chairman DEMING thus forestalled
pretty strong sentiment to give his own
name to the roadway, a sentiment which
we should like TO see prevail sooner or
later In connection with some important
feature Of the park, for the many years
OF service on the park committee Of the
Council, and on the commission, and
the broad and intelligent direction Of
park affairs by Mr.. DEluNG, labor un-
selfshly devoted to the public interests,
merit recognition that personal mod
esty should not be allowed to stand in
the way Of.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-17

THE ultra-optimism of WILLIAM
HENRy's original grafton on Nine
teenth Century Young Manhood" does
make one gasp. But we must remem-
Der that the young man Of this or any
other century needs to begin with plenty
of the I-can-remove-mounta kind Of
ass urance if he is to have any courage
left at middle-life, after buffeting with
the world. In other words, youth must
take on board at the start enough optim-
ism to allow for "shrinkage and break
age'-not to mention shipwreck. And
then, in our secret souls, we are sure,
anyway, that WILLIAM HENRY's grafton
will not merely carry off the first prize,
but is destined to prove a prophecy of
the shining career of WILLIAM HENRY
him oaTF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-17
The Administration Of Rutherford Il.
Hayes.

DIR. f. Benjamin Andrews in Scribner's.
ellis president Hayes administration was
every way enc Of the most creditable in all
our history. Ho had n resolute will, irro-
proachable integrity, and comprehensive
and remarkable integrity. and comprehen.
sive and remarkably healthy view OF public
affairs. Moreover. he was free from that
last inflrmity, the consuming ambition which
has shared so many able statesmen. He vol
uutarily banished the alluring prospect of
second term, and rose above all jealousy OF
his distinguished associates. Never have our
foreign affairs been more ably handled than
by his State Secretary. Evarts. His Secretary
Of tho Treasury sherman - triumphantly
stcered our bark into the safe harbor Of re-
sumption. breakers roaring this side and that.
near at hand. That Hayes was such mems
real and not merely nominal chief. in naught
dims their fame, though hoightoning his Pres
sidont Hayes veto in 1875 Of the original Bland
bill for the free coinage OF silver by tho
United states alone. though vain, reflects on
him the utmost credit"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-17
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