... our own 1a cioveruninent can make wtll he crowned witi auces Ve In the trial and cenviotiore of Mlost, the Gerrmen I or socialist, for his eulogy on tire tisssiaidant01 Of the lateii n, Eroperor of Rusoia, the Gladstone Government Net anC e~ xumpile of ...

... age, and has from the tenth century weakened, through ill-usage and suffering, the mothers of the Chinese race. I The Socialist Spectre, the Earl of Wemyss laments the growing tendency of Coxrservatives to flirt with Socialism. Modern Liberalism is ...

... degraded. This society refuses to admrit strangers. As the writer in Fra c} sensibly remarks, the experience of the American Socialists does not encourage the belief that there wsill be changes in the relations of the sexes ; at least if there he such changes ...

... nmgtazine, is by st Ie Katharine Pearson Woods, author of Met- ca u zerott, Shoemaker. The lady is strongly tl tin' ed with Socialistic ideas, and her contri- m ,j bution, which bears the unfortunate title of The ie BL Mark of the Beast, while presenting ...

... be- lieve that this wavs the object of some complimentitar letters from Vtse fluke of Kent.1 The writer says of the great Socialist chiief He could probably produnce mere laudatory letters hour- ing illustrious signatures titan. any dthor inihabitant ...

... L Berlin, Monday. - The Reichstag to-day yi commenced the first reading of a bill giving in permanent force to the anti-Socialist law, thus ea 3 dispensing with the necessity of renewing the B law from time to time. Herr Ilerforth, Minister cc of the ...

... organisers of in- dustry Mr Mallock plays the credit which is s their due, hut which is now largely withheld by the theories of Socialistic political econo- mists. The book is a wholesome rebuke and a C refutation of many false and absurd notions respectilg the ...

... be-thought that because a glass house is built in the park, all-the w~osi1dare to cast stones at it, .IThe Red Itepub, cans apid Socialists of Fi~ance,.German Ciiingni~ts,. 'Aaserican Socialit adAnti-rentr' EgihChartis-ts' ~andNb ~rhleers~,6are to' leadloni the ...

... Sery. Aiid it, is particulairly chimerical to Isope that harmony would be beitter secured amiong these tiny socialists by such a system. Socialists en a large esele have not been a par- 0 tioularly peaceful sect. Bieckerings aind violence are as fre- 1 quont ...

... and Prince, Kropotkin, who continues his historicalli philosophy under the title Mutual Aid among the Barbarians. The Socialist Prince con- II tradicts the popular theory that men f n in early ages were fond of war' and bloodshed. A true history would ...

... least will not the has Centralist Republicans be able to oppose some barrier, how- slij i ever frail, to the triumph of the Socialist faction? Let the bac y Republica Democratia the organ of the Moderate Left, re- pea ply:-Considering tbeisitnationdofthebcounniy ...

... M. Kaufmann writes of (' The Society p irs Of the Future in a more practical way than the iv its authors of Utopian 'socialistic theories, because he I hel has a more strict regard to the capabilities of Ib hi human nature than to mere theories. And ...