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The record-union., 1895-08-20

PERU and Bolivia contemplate going to
war. That is not unreasonable. If the
South American States should all, and all
at once. permit peace throughout the con-
tinent-a absolutely cease from mangling
and kissing and splitting at one another
we should have reason to believe the bars
let down before the boundless gardens of
the millennium. That blissful era is still
far away, if we are to judge by the polit-
ical conditions of mankind. Let Bolivia
and Peru get at it, and quickly, over a
bit Of barren territory not worth So an
acre. Let them cut one another's thrOats
a while; without something of this kind
going on down there things would grow
monotonous.
The record-union., 1895-08-20
REV. r. s. REESE

Stated upon his last visit to DIR. Shores
parlors that his cure was permanent and
that be never felt better in his life than
now. While under treatment with Dr.
Shores the following were his symptoms:
81 was almost physical wreck. | was
so nervous that l had to give up in the
middle of sermon. l would become so
exhausted. | was very bilious. | had no
appetite whatever, and what | did eat did
not seem to give me the proper strength
for work. l was weak and emaciated,
had terrible neuralgia pains. l had no am
bition to do anything, and often felt as
though my end was near. | had often
heard Of DIR. A. j. Shores wonderful
skill in treating cases similar to mine,
aud l hastened to him. In conclusion,
L can say that the very first treatment i'm
proved me, and to-day l feel it my duty
to suffering humanity to advise them of
the most wonderful treatment"
Rev. Mr.. Reese resides at No. 1908 Dem
yer avenue, Los Angeles, where he can
be interviewed. Write him and he will
tell you what DR.. Shores has done for him.
That Drs. Shores and Howe cure catarrh
speedily and permanently is proven by
the above statement of minister of the
gospel.
The record-union., 1895-08-20

inflated his roll with values of which he
had no jurisdiction: had stuffed the roll
with values far beyond par and generally
had so upset things that when his unjust
and unlawful assessments are eliminated
Alameda's list falls down SO shamefully
as to make that, one Of the richest and
most prosperous Of counties, poor and
declining community. The whole thing
is the legitimate outcome Of sham reform,
blatant demsgogy and insufferable cheek.
Yet the sensational press of San Fran
cisco fairly went wild over this man Dali
ton and his noble work of reform" /"
Now that its rottenness has been exposed
this same press pipes so low that one has
to go abroad for the news about the ex-
posure.
The record-union., 1895-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WATCHES CLEANED, 81; watch main
springs ST. All work warranted. 1l9 X
stree, next to Metropolitan Theater Cash
paid for old gold and silver.
j. ASHER, the photogra pher, has removed
to us j street, bet. Seventh and Eighth.
FOR the best Photographic work go to Con-
rad Young 421 j street. Prices TO suit the
times. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The record-union., 1895-08-20
SUGAR PINE FoREsTED LANDS IN
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA.

IN large or small quantities, will be
sold for interest only, for five years,
the purchaser agreeing TO protect
the lands from all depredations. The
- forested lands of the Central Pacific
4 Railroad Company and the Oregon
& California Railroad Company en-
4 brace the best and most accessible
Z timber land to be found on the Pacific
q Coast. They offer special induce
ments for speculative inVes tment.
The record-union., 1895-08-20
LIQUORS, WINE, BEER, ETC,

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
| in Fine Whiskies, Brandies and Cham
pagne.
The record-union., 1895-08-20

40 TO NAGELE d SVENSSON'S AN
" try their reimpOrted Bourbon NutwoOd
Whisky Also, constantly on hand Ale on
draught, choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars
The reputation of the house Is recommends
ton for their goods.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-30
TINE SUNDAY GALL.

Cul0nmah toluma arc beautiful words
that viii attract attention in Tnr Sunday
GAtt to delightful paper by joaquin
Miller, giving Ia hia rich poetic prose
some entertaining "Reminiscences concern
Ing Mafahulfa epoch making discovery or
gold.
"6lfanee Phases of Hohlatler Healing"
a topic uf more than ordinary interest, ID
discussed Ia npeolal article by w. q,
Marrow, An entertaining account Of PA
efe Coast Art figfms ia Paris IL given
by Miss ilofenee blanchard aud will bs
found tail oi bright personal easAip and
comment about California art htudenta ia
that CITY,
Mary nndWard ildwnrds. daughter OF
one VI the ptonfrtofs If the ita California
Ia Ito beet dayp. oAifiea the reader Hack
90 az Ia papei based upon the first
DIRECTORY OF Han rfaneisea. a" aud gives
murh information concerning the pfaml
hent people az The CITY al that time A
timely article. Instructive aa we'll as enter,
tanning. will loo found in Autumn Wild
Flowers l California, lay Ohafea ielknap
katherine nufham contributed an no
count ni Historical Hook Plates, " giving
thohe ot Alfred rennyson, Eugene Field
aud ethpt notable persona, An Arabian
Tale, interesting bath tp the young aud Co
The elder readers ~ Int uAlt. viii ho
found ia THE Adventures et Maaroef
The regular departments ef the Sunday
paper, Including Hooks, Fashions, Drama,
aeeiety iiaadam Notes, ete,. will be found
as fall and entertaining az usual,
Ine tAtl ean 10 obtained generally
wherever newspapers are sold, but owing
60 tho Increased demand Tor the SUNDAY
eaitlen the sanply Is frequently exhausted
heiefe the demand ia satisfied, ter that
reason those Who wish 90 make sure oi
obtaining che paper shoald leave orders
to-day.
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AZ IgDgggsDgnY gAgYY.

TIE ss-4ksa, iHAs49n ~ It's tsyle Esssfs-
fsea ~ este&g ~ ilEepSf}asst political
stgs8s sss9e f9t patDAesgsi purposes. Win
the sateaE4eg ~ easeE 22g4s bgt worthy
ss-es u 4gs4Ge. l. fs5sl%s ~ me ENC great
,4.ltaeal ~ oiaes, J9st this Teggss l. &c
sefys9 asaiBS ~ ~ eisDa9tH, gts only
434ssiiqj4 fs.seg ~ us sttits1as II rs GiYl@
ts4efas.eB Is as ~ ea9i@s u instincts
~ seeage < tes35.t which 81 g99a citizens
Hesate,
tyr CA1A bss sitssGy painted ogt tts
~ gis1sIl4 u .AesfStlSsgt political parties
9tgaElzea ~ see#fs > gSog municipal gaYs
sFHmegt 1es tsglts n tbs IDEA Sfs
t.gH4epgs, spa SIS familiar " ali ma
Lsye . DfesS understanding u tIs useful
aesS III political parties ii Asil9Hsi
strength. JAs greatest 81 fAsss ispIts Is
tl4s aDseBes ii responsibility ~ & PARTY
mlieb Lss . bsti9gai D9uef sDg VI the
lope Ut tbs highest political rewards iDf
ggeq eetgaiet 10 municipal ef1lees,
Ia TIC essh II san tfsaeise9 IL should
is INNS ia MUD that tGs EsDhDlicsH
gsHy Lss bssH tesD@asig.s tof para
tjYeiy little ~ tbs sbams which eeYept
is,ijties Las brought ap9g Tbs. CITY, and
tbs result ~ boss politics ia IFS ranks.
The parry is nan ia ,sbsill6b agsinst thst
saft ~ management. agd those Wb6 have
cast sbaais upeB its HaHs aud upon the
reputation ~ san Francisco aTs being
steadily sbsHldsfsd 3ut 81 the ranks 4
struggle pgfDeftl4g " have . similar e9ts
pose is going IN ia the Democratic party.
bat Tie outlook tn success IL not spegaf
aging.
san francisco has been generally "a
Democratic City, bal the present ipdlea-
ti9as are that. under tAs pressure III the
sfeat Nays ~ dsesHsy agd reform which
las esias upon as. that party vail be
forced INTO lie background. This fact
lnBp al obligation upon the ltspbbli
can baity winch IL hns ths intelligence to
apBfseihts aud the patriotism ~ discharges,
lis opportunity f9i taxing the feins II the
City government aud establishing de
cent order IT things has come, Every
voter la lAe party should understand that
II lac leaves IL now wbsb tis highest duty
urges hlm 10 remain. he IL increasing tho
chances for tls psfpstuaton ot corrupt
control and a continuance If public plum,
dHflne.
There Ia eysfy reason, oh tho other hand.
Why intelligent aud higbsniHded Demo-
Gratis should desert the phfty that has be.
ifayad them aud nssd them ns tools for
shameful ends. aud 1T may be expected
that large number 6t lhem will assist Ia
tle organization oi the independent party
which the Civic Federation proposes Ia
father. Hut tho present situation places
every Republican on his honor 10 stand by
his party. u win lilo victory Tor good gov
efnmant aud 10 give Tho State aud Ma
tiohal party the benefit of euei, victory
aud such An esampls.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-30
CONCEPTIONS or DUTY.

The Merchants Association, ia CONSIDER
ing lhe matter u free market, IL reported
~ have found All obstacle ia The prespnp-
ton that tie commission merchants might
efef an influence with the Board ii super
gls0fs sufficient ~ pfeYent the establish
n4ebt ~ such mn institution, THIS mlgbt
be construed ~ mean that the Board III
Supervisors IL ready ~ give mofs ntten-
tiou ~ d certain private business interest
than 10 the general welfare II The City. II
this Deduction from the attitude of tbs
Merchants Association Is incorrect IHE
CALl is open 10 further enlightenment
Another obstacle urged ny tbs hssoei'
alton il the assumed absence III truck
farms" from The neighDofhood ot San
Francisco. This has been answered by
w. II, Mills. who shows that such farms
eziRt ia nmpls numbers. H. might be sup
posed, further. That ffee market here
would be n stimulus 10 that Kind of farm
ing. The greater part 0f the broad nlln-
vial areas ~ Alameda County ARE suited 10
IL. hnd 70 also Is the great stretch OF fertile
country between fan Francisco and San
Jose. That obstacle n 40 obstacle at all.
The Merchants Association has both in-
teliipeute aud Influence. u knows that
the idea 81 IA free market has been thor
oughly tested elsewhere aud approved,
San francisco. Aud We bslieye that IL has
The influence sufficient to put tie idea in
operation ia San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-30

ete&tagg = through Ire from ne Missouri
~ TIE k&&lae pbesa il s5Sse tzle seaas, u
Is Is tiae Secretary apt3a2&4es $sss Govern,
aaeat's sts7 y9J99J3 Bsls3g zesAs u g&s SIC
popeg 81 seeste slwasfssss9 ~ ~ sssFsst~
sasBt VI sJ5lfJy911y, plsl@b i Less tAap ts's
g&gsAe Of tbs property, The difference
wegla 1e : credit ~ tie Government 81
fts sll7jgygy119 expenditure &ceo7ak get
settef fAsB any financial aspect % tue e&s@
IL tbat 81 GeyeFggasnt 1pBstsss}9s From
10Th tjess p9gpts 81 view tas argument
seems 1syef%bls ~ tas seefss&fy's s9ggss-
Ton
Ibis fspert il timely, fpf phfooDtegiy
It's EoBtlefa p@elGe ai5G ne GnI}il F@~
eiae, non that aa.eaBls relations haze
beea festofe9 bstveen item, are Getef-
mined " make hard bgst ~ Congress
toF ~ sxtepsloH u tbslf Gsgt a:ad per
DstDatioH ii the present control, The re-
Gently published reorganization eeiaspis N
tie Union Pacific does not shaw from
careful study ~ il that ~ sincerely con
ten plates the payment u t5e dstt due the
Government, Whatever IT, professions may
he. & crest battle has non been seghg,
aBd II viii be interesting - watch The IN
fneaee IT capital On our Government ~
determining tie issue against the Interests
ii tic country,
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A rRouRLRsoMg DEBT.

Tho Hon, aeke Smith Secretary ef the
lhtefier, has made saae interesting Sus-
sestleAa ia his annual geeefs eeaaesfalae
the deet II she Pacific ses8S, HE eessas
eS saving that eeta she collection N the
Governments dses sAa sAe egestle1A NJ
great sAl0egA-hae fUla the Missouri kSSes
81 sAs faelae VAe CRtea saa CeAGaA Pa
e4Eie s>Alsl Age sasRsS % ~ considered,
tie Says tass NE aess II sas roads ~ TIE
Government, Se14sgv>, IN SSeqp@ Faazsx&se.
u N4l, 4$AVNN p44se6pas ss4 tategSSs,
AAd EAAs As sAv gsSesssS IS wesSA
: sseat ae@s aaeEe aaAa he agSs-4agxs,
gage yseaa, gAe Geyesesaeas eaa we
s9es ssss1s ~ saSssg ~ kaas aeAs. tsesA
seeeaes eaesSsas@ aaa Asss-EeS,gsgasS eezsas
age craving s pss esas ga kas essssAas
e2qa sapea AqaaeseA sR.@esE@&aess.
ks@aee ~ Suggests sAss sAe EEsszs9a2s-
s&Se y92s ~ sakeA NJ BY tae cover asa ems.
sR& sAe seseaa eaogSgsge eegeSAesea tAe
sea4s ~zA sAas s@ceaae sae gzUgesSy ~
ss9 Government, Aa3 eSaqssa Easily 9e seAA
eAQsSs - agreement Re9 tes g>4S sAsas eesh
% gAgssSSs and eEsae4RAs
kee saz s9ssseA sse4As a. ~ a. eNeeaeAs
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ENR4tAs AL sa2ssa, sa1ss sas geAlss e0E y
sac lads u sAs4s gEeseas a~Re4s ana
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assured IN sAe S7eseEags EAas ne goAas are
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saSS ~ sAs Asas AMI seS2sAA aAezssass asasss
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sesAyss ssses sASy we've ssaksas ae seeA
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+ - sAe NesaezAEN > SHapestaAs intervention
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+ saEs gas2ss sae aeasseg IA a. satEEely Rew
Aszke. b eessAQAAS assssoSs eyegy EeAseA
; ~ sas sSseAssea ~ sa@ Government aasas
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sHaesas kasa weass4 be EsQesgess So p,aHal A|e eA
he Qs1 Fest8s wssA a aeS eAe, y aSeh wSsslts
segzessas s5s SsesesaaAsAss saAgeese u
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PERSON AL.

r. II, Lofing of kobs Japan, II here.
Commander BriGe Of The navy Is at the Pal.
ace,
Senator Thomas Flint Of san Juan In In thf
city
q. freeman. All attorney of Fresno. IL Ia the
city
A. T. conlling OF Grants Pass. Or. in nj the
Hnhs
". T.. Mornul. merchant of usinh. Is ut the
Grand,
Professor G, II, pwinell OF Fulton is at the
Grand
III town,
arrivals,
T. H. Ayfea, one at the old residents of Yroka
lie Ia town,
III II ", nnefaon OF uentefvilie is the bald
via Hotel.
III. T., q, Cotter al Yuma. Arts. ia at the
Occidental,
", j. hpfntton, mining man OF La Porte, ~
Ia the city,
It II. Matkee. a business man OF Fort nfagg.
IL AT the buaH,
n, Wines, stasailno proprietor Of Santa
Cfuz 10 ~ tnwn,
= IL llhlhrHs u prominent WclthhHt pi hcF
loss, Is at the Russ.
Caleb Dorsey the wealthy renoher OF Oak.
dale, arrived yesterday,
", T., narlew. an attorney of Sacramento.
reached here laat night
Attorney ". W, foete, his wife aud daughter.
ate STAYING al the Palace,
nr, ", D. kedgets Of Watsenyiile is among the
arrivals At the Occidental,
t, Il, Cnthher, ot Guatemala. Central Amest,
On, Arrived here Yesterday,
pe, J, + Elliott Of Syaney, n, \ W arrived
here GA tho Gaelic Yesterday,
Wafden Charles Aeu aI San oaeasia prison
eanp down 81 tao Clty Yesterday,
Gelonel A y de HuSSy II New osleaRs ara
e, /. Sargent III Dallas are as sNe pslses>
& Z. RaNssd, cue u sac egs<sssSs sae& %
seddSas. IS ie sse city les = ssw days sssS>
WilliAm 8teS0Sle4g "a Mace, fsx.. sA,e &ears
Of sAe Southern cesse@ A@ss. IS 81 ne Palace
VSe>sse NJ, $saSeA general aSems al nse&sA q
tAe EasaasV, -, eses, Minneapolis ss4 0agasAs
Railroad Is ~ sAe 3sa@d>
Seevss SaeAe, proprietor eg sac sosx ssssse
Aesee Esaae& ssANSR, y i, : ~ sAe Glsy,
seeoq9g a@se>s ~ rs wsseN
A t&sAssg. ne GsaSseev sseaa sesssea So
w2sAsegseaa arrived Aese sse2a The latter raAep
ss>s asSsy, ne Is Al sse Palace
5ss@ y ksgsSsass, ss attorney ~ MelsisteN
aaa s9g saA@S years 3 resident ~ SAa &spsse
VeSstY, = seaSAAs tAe ARRIVALS =. the Lick,
/. ", JesggAs>s, = saesaseR es tAe s4ssa &ese
sAs@s, Nagsassl Gerard 81 California. aaa ee.
sSss3 - gAs aAAAkas business ia SAasA NAsAA
. az sac t1ek,
Professor &AN sssaeS ~ STANFORD tRtSesasts,
v 30 ess seas ssAsee seaa = ielsgsaS eAeeE al tAe
ii
sagakss tAs eSts ses<tsaAfs tsass ek sAsssAt 81
eAlsaseess N ~ tae asaAA, accompanied ~ Afs
vie Professor ssFssss IA regarded AZ eAs "
NE EagsAaeas eeaaeAseEs % tha NeaAtFYe
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sharp teeth Of sharks. II IN formidable
weapon ana one calculated 10 send the cold
chiils down the back 0t the average man.
traveller nov ut the Grand Hotel, who mas
lately visited ii number oi the most curious
Islands 81 the Pacific, has brought back some
photographs 0f the Solomon Island warriors.
There In no question but these islanders are
the most savage IN tho Pacific Ocean," he said
yesterday. "nnd there Is more bloodsbcd in the
boIomon group than anywhere else out that
way. There is great deal Of cnnnibaism
there, loo, aud white men who go TO these
ihlnnds must be very careful scarcely month
goes by that some one IL not killed.
while WAS there trader named Atkinson
| and his partner both Of Auckland, were Killed
aud their boat aud goods taken, while they
we're carried away TO the deep woods aud
eaten. II. is. NJ, gunboht HinRdoye was sent to
capture the caunibals and succeeded in secur-
ing five Of them. OF course they never ate any
body, white or black, after that, for they were
ia the language Of the law, 'summarily dealt
with.
"sir John Thurston. whose headquarters are
nj SUM. Fiji, il the British High Commissioner
OF the seas, having Jurisdiction over all the
islands OF which the English claim supremacy.
IL was he who caused the gunboat TO go after
the cannibalA.
"For myself, I do not desire II more intimate
Islands. What saw filled me with proper awe
of tho situation of men who venture too care
lessly along the island shores"
q. u. Robinson, the noted artist OF this city,
who has spent 30 many years IN the Yosemite
nnd other parts OF the Hierras while engaged In
akctehing aud painting pictures, has presented
to the Press club painting which In much
appreciated by the members and others who
have Aeen IT, II IL picture OF the famous
bloody Canyon in the Sierras. The size OF the
canvas is about ~ by o. feet
The picture opens IN the wider part OF the
canyon. showing SOME scrnggy pines at the
base OF the great mountain hump" at the left.
for the most part clear TO the top Of It's fur
rowed crest save for some dark lines of
ahadow and 1lgEag ioeks of snow. At the
right is lrowning precipiee, whose sheer
sharp side drops almost straight to the bottom
OF the grim canyon.
In front YOU look over II "aen OF mountains"
and beyond Il u lake, whose waters are so blue
10 suggest Bonner Lake to all those who
have seen that pretty Aheet of water from the
Central Pacific Railroad, or by other means,
IL is not nonnor. however but None Lake.
Beyond II is low, rldgy range OF mountains,
along whose crest lies u line OF bnow
With the picture Mr., Robinson sent n worm.
eaten frame possessing unusual historic value.
it formerly belonged 10 the talented artist
James hamilton. who died ut the Cosmopolitan
Aesel here IN ISIS, who presented IL TO Mr..
EAhtasAA
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GEN. HARRISON ON PATRIOTISM
AID IN DEVASTATING rMS FOURTH OF july
HeNos AMI RsyggsNes oua FLAG

Am IN RsfNSrargNs rMS FOURTH OF july.
HeNos AMI RsyggsNes ovs FLAG
gx,ereSsaeas Harrison, IN wrisins upcn
~fess Country % Oars" for the psesa Der
Ladies' Nene Journal. ass sAis TO ssy in regard.
tag Eeerth ef July snS the stars and stripes
ssrae elss-sspae Fourth ~ IGly celebration. with
It's sSssple parade and masters. she reading OF
the Declaration, sa3 tAe oTssiea. thai more
than supplied the iseS o. glitter sn6 color IN
the psssas-eaes tAs event u the ysSs-wsns
eas ~ fashion, We allowed ourselves 20 be
laughed e1s u il. Is pasy BE that the Spssss-
MAS e<ssSsSsl, bat > ASSSssr Is better sksrs an
seeseSSss o. = essssgasss, The day IS pasrtoEiQ.
stsAsSsSSASy Mss almost lest and q family s,Se-
ase asS o. = esssesM tsy Substituted.
~ss = eerlHS hack, ss1 we esagAs 10 ala IN
rst2SssSsnS 1s> The Cd psca srasser nas a
pass ~ ~ and rang - 81 sAss ices TIE Sc,ssf
seeS, HAS Year Boy sysS read Ess Have ytse-
ali 81 N@ss we2S& hSs car esnsHS- se~s s,
De rsS@SrsS 50 sss an saSwsr &c thai aaessSs,n
ne pssAsrs e2ghs n@x - Sc -,
s2sS 10 ssss Sszas SSsSas IN paEreesssaas esss =
hey Az sss the mcsASss-wAe are seN-a
esssy--ssS sAss love ~ eeEasry Il enSss
ssssSs. sa1 Eass tAS eA6s2rSh are vsry e,e-5x
s9ssss acquainted wssA The wlseN naseSrsA
aas a@lsasN sa& seSe<e tia ssAeea essvs e,,sse
sAs esssSagS SA92s2 be klasaaea sssss 60 -
awakened. De nee BE ashamed 50 hsy.s ~
Tag * - eeaEeSs year aeS@ e6 II NsSa ,s,.,-.s
= sss ss~a Us sss52zs sag Of "a. "a oyv 49, -
9seS oar seAss5s. sa3 Il eGzAs 10 Asgsr s-.a-s
aas ~SaSeSs % al ear aezass ca A. ssss,S.
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KEATS AND SHAKESPEARE.

In spite Of his affinity 10 Shakespeare IN iigh'
Of his magical power Of words, II Is mol oh5Aes
pesrs whom Keats most resembles, ana III
Iess Milton, 70 whom he owed only the same oOii-
cations With every writer of English verse SINCE
Nilton's time II was not fo- nothing tns' ms
published lines were an imitation OF Spehsei
and that Ghakespesre's master was Keats mas
ter TOO. Let il be enough for the dlsclpie 70 pe
az his master. Keats was an Ehzsoetnan Dorn
ont Of due time, BUTT was not the 'peiinei OF
shakegpeare's men and women" but III the
fairyland Of spenSer that he lived and nso HE ne
being When he says che looks upon me &c
phrases Ike lover" he Is Sponsors dIscipie'
when he sings:
10, must tell tale Of chivalry;
Four large white plumes are dancing IN mine eye
II is in Sponsors world that he is dreaming.
when he exclaims the year after haterIoo'
The silver flow
OF HERDS tears, the swoon OF iLnoSeni
Fair Pastorells ia the bandits den
Are things to brood on with more aroency
Then the death day Of empires,
He is again Sponsors successor. And wnen
finally, he writes, 81 have loved the prlnclple
Of beantytn all things" he is still the senoiar d
the poet of whom Tame says that ne mas SUE
ceeded in selling beauty in its fuliness because
he cared for nothing but beauty."-MonIgom-
cry Schuyler in Forum.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-30

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