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Show 190 - ,. THE COMING MAN, The Academy of Music in Scranton Pa., was Mrs. thronged to overflowing to listen to Livermore'8 lecture on "The Coming 3Ian." Those who had heard this gifted lady's address before last year's Institute, expected an intellectual treat and they; were not disappointed, balCombining in her own fair person and well result of anced mind a eple&did specimen of the which she of that physical and mental training is the eloquent champion," Mrs. Livermorc is admirably fitted for the task of advancing those bold but salutary theories of the elevation of man, woman and child which are the result of "Slier pred ieted that the continuing in the path of progress, npeserrationr man -- coming would occupy a higher plane iu all respects The domain of than the man of thought, the range of science, the home circle to-da- y. would yield him greater treasures, and he would not be the slave of as many vices. Mrs. Lavermore devoted a great part of her exceedingly practical lecture to the subject of co- operative housekeeping,and its advantages over where the the purgatorial kitchens of lives of women are wasted over the cook stove She hailed a3 indications of and the wash-tuthe better era a number of salutary signs in nations and communities, and included mention of the reformatories being established all over the land for the salvation of every man and woman. Her lecture was a strong plea for the education of mind and body, and was listened to with great favor. Seranton Republican to-da- y, b. EDITORIAL NOTES. "We introduce in this number a new story by Avondak, which we think will prove exceedingly intprwitinor tn onr readers. "Pen Sketch of an fiustribus Woman Jesse Burns" will be continued in again. our next- Be sure and read "Life Incidents" in this issue. George Eliot: Thursday, Dec. 23d, the d telegrams announced the death of the who died authoress, George Eliot, Maof chill. in London, congestive suddenly rian Evans, was her real name, she was the daughter of an English clergyman, born, in Warwickshire, in 1820. No doubt she received a careful and thorough education in her youth; however in her womanhood she produced some of the most powerful writings that ever emanated from the brain of man or woman. Men and critics alike pronounced her world-renowne- W OM A N'S EXPONENT. regret her loss to the world of letters, and feel as if a near dear and loving friend had gone beyond. She was a woman of whom the world may justly be proud. w xnow that she BOOTS,fullSHOES and & SLIPPERS desirable lines, beet brands Also, droll's O "held in bondage." To ' the Editor of the Times. Sir, I see that a novel of mine is advertised as turned into a play at the Olympic under M. Victorien Sardou's title of Delilah. I shall be indebted if your courtesy will pre-in-it me to say that I know nothing of it, and to renew in the strongest manner possible the protest so constantly and so vainly made by all nQYelistsagainst the dramatic piracy of their works as permitted J)y law. I am obediently On da. yours, Scandicei, Nov. 8. The National Woman's Suffrage Association will hold its regular annual Convention in the city of Washington D. C, on Tuesday and Wednesday the 15th and 19th, of January 1881. The association will renew their intercession with Congress for the recognition of the right of woman to citizenship. Many able, active and efficient workers for woman's advancement from, various parts of the United States are expected to take part in the proced-ing- s of the.. Convention. Some of these noble women connected with the N. W. S. 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