I i > tr 4 u 0 r tfce k rdoes ot kaow completely d I d i ttWy war t ftofro Mra tomk teen ealr or oomblaation Other a grain port for the wwj of se matie Mid employed la full nd tofalllble anything c 8OMK NEW BOOKS the lasu but their the < apter pf aixidenU irtll b > rti fc I whet does oaiitto7 Is It not trio appropriately when it rival winter wheat belts a fruit port for Central I ht whole flat re and countries might oonoelvablr the ITnl ed Stato that agnosUo k BUM derived from a regarded aa equivalent for what has been its entire relationship of raw ma- and the West India favor of Europe as of the theor- anyman think says St i It A Brttlth View of American lodnt United States aa producers probably ao aa the Amerioajs mal nickname it title pf honor assumed in an- variously called philosophical or If power to for Mexico and more or he knows anything he knowetli iu I1 Problems terials but might lack tho wok Arc Idagate it hU peculiar boast that he U alwajr read tithesis to a designation of contempt I etical or metaphysical nothing up vigorously and skilfully Coast and one of the great ocean theory o- yet as he ought to know There we la always something bo them u to take suoh forecasts a the not the legitimacy of the origin of a asia simply scepticism It is the have There to kamed again have industrial skill with ways for international trade Moreover- risks If n St Paul declaring any true t might the o and the right to use a title so and limits of human intelligence that knowled i from an intelligent onlookerand therefore it dominates the Gulf of Mexico which in author any comfort he is derived out the raw materials H- questions either the certainty of we can havethe knowledge that wo all i e welcome tho book entitled America world Cuba Jamai- ¬ to them W assumed fez fromapparent Ourautho ft Our author recognizes that a successful Itself is a commercial her every men¬ ought to have la a consciousness Pro km by W R LAWSON Mexico thinks that the terms atheist theIst knowledge and the veracity of of know industrial Americans will require ca tin Caribbean Islands and the ¬ Ing nothing But he Sons Wo wel- ¬ competitor of the AgnMtlelim mtheUt materialist and Idealist tal or the certainty of some par did not thereby pro Edinburgh Blackvpod reminds us however that if coast of Central America have possibilities per himself we not by any means both He Many persons will find their Ideas con- ¬ are terms muoh more serviceable and much of knowledge and the verity claim an agnostic anxious to con- come It although do omplo supplies of material and a highly which can only bo appreciated by close all conclusions or shore Its raw cerning some Important subjects clari- ¬ less objectionable freethinker Is of some particular mental power or vert men to agnosticism lie ex- accept all of Its personnel more than half of observers like the merchants of New Orleans than we recognize with satU efficient are fied a perusal of Agno tieiimt by be understood- The limitation of the word to the sphere- pressed the sense of the imperfection of misgivings What this Is absolutely- Cuba alone might by this time have fur after or than agnostic must if the Industrial battle There in knowledge and his desire that a- faction is tho authors endeavor to acquire are nltbed employment for a dozen regular Robert Flint Scribners The author as antithetic to the gnostic of church of religion la quite unjustifiable ¬ true only when Industrial combatants ¬ ¬ men humbly so it imperfection to main- ¬ who Is professor In the University of Edin Ho agnostic Im- no reason for calling a man an agnostic felt an not accurate Informationand hlscffort allowed to flghtltoutby them elves When lines of If the proposed reciproc- a history understood though of steamer burgh corresponding member of pre- ¬ merely because Is an atheist or a to be unduly proud of it which they art tain an impartial attitude politics conditions ity Islands had been mode and a plies that all except agnostics are he cum comes Into play natural under- ¬ Is ap- ¬ wry apt to be and indeed th he cannot escape from the British reversed and ratified last year that fluent tho Institute of France has here tenders to a knowledge which they do not tlvlst or a materialist The name ¬ may be upset and sometimes n Is Is lie says In his Intro- We- philosophical study propriate Indeed to one whose refusal- more apt the moro imperfect It A- ¬ view It true as In international trade politics may become blunder la corrected will taken a historical and possess while It does not give the least give cltl ¬ believe In God and of ccordingly his remarkable and profound duction that ho has tried to the The United States begin to enter Into the full usufruct of Its of agnosticism In the various indication to what knowledge they them- to the existence of creditforevery- the dominant factor word u Is ground that declaration was Immediately preceded tens oftlio United States full complain a state legacy from Spain A still more tremendous of the word The thing If not the selves profess to possess just as freet- spiritual things based on the system could scarcely of such con- ¬ the words we know that we all have know- good quality of thnlr Industrial policy of mixing- Impetus will bo given to the growth of was known to the Hebrews the Chinese hinker implies that those who do not the human mind in Inherently and managers the organlzore of things sing that the knowing whether ledge Knowledge puffeth up but lort The workmenthe up politics s if peculiarly their New Orleans when the Isthmus of Panama and the as well as to the Greeks think as be does who so cells himself Is a stitutionally incapable of banks tho railroads IndO in the God spiritual or edlfleth the financiers the own All over tho commercial world a shall have been cut by an interoccanlo nor was unheard of servile thinker whUe it gives no indication there are a and the speculators moa representa- ¬ timers IM which the tariff makers and ocn Is now demanded Should canal world the of wherein the freedom assumed differs not But no kind of truth business ¬ Lv I with studious attempt at ploy bo ground the re treated a It turn the United Kingdom prefers In a chapter on the American workman tive agnostics of the transition pro from the servility alleged Our author may not rejected on the that If sympathetically I ¬ talriie not American fiscal doctrines to American the opinion Is expressed that the kernel of tween the Middle Ages and contends that so understood the term human mind Inherently and constitu- What then U the precise relation of What are the problems of In- ¬ Europe Montaigne Pascalo Bayle are made differentiate tionally Incapable of ascertaining whether agnosticism scepticism to the doctrini cd Tho produce It might no longer be so easy for the labor question as between agnoetlo not fairly dustry which are hero dlscuN America- subjects of special comment while to the Huxley cud colleagues hi the or not there Is such truth The weakness of neteieneet This question Is which the the States to maintain flattering and the United States is this In of his thu main problem around other Unite It Is assumed that every laborer however agnosticism of Hume and Kant a whole Metaphysical Society None of them would of the human mild is a plea which may be answered in the book before us The Is propounded revolve thu is perfectly true as our author says low down In the scale has brain as well chapter is Turning from tho have admitted that he was a gnostic or brought any region of inquiry relation is not one of Identity Industrial army of 22 millions of men all It devote view Is same the that Americans have not yet reached the as muscle He Is encouraged to use Isis historical to pint of decline to maintain that he was antignostic and the plea the whatever be with what is called the doctrine of nes-¬ more or less trained and many highly considers or abso- ¬ region In which It Is brought forward 1 calm conservative frame of salad which and to save his muscle for his old Prof Flint first Nobody can be expected to acknowledge cience the designation often meaning an Industrial fund of nearly 8000 bran a- trained regards fiscal questions without personal Both for work and muscle lute agnosticism which he be that he is a pretender to a knowledge which Things however which have the same merely the agnostic or sceptical doctrine dollars vast command of capital bran hold ¬ million ¬ and unattainable ideal re nature should havethe same name Hence of nescience such ¬ or- anxiety The mere thought of a new work ho Is than are corre- he does not possess as would do a doctrine as unde- and financial skill the bestknown tart ral the several of mitigated and ever wherever assent Is withheld becaune of the rtakes to show all agno dis- ¬ sends a shiver through whole sponding laborers in Europe But and forms who called himself himself that what except both for production and ¬ ¬ ganization ¬ partial agnosticism There may be a par alleged of the mind to ascer- tics sceptics supposed to be knowledge special gifts of Industrial leader- manufacturers and importers The mam- here lies the secret of the matter the Amer to be called a gnostic The use of gnot tribution ¬ tial or limited agnosticism as to ultimate tain the truth the name agnosticism is science is really ignorance nesclence ship and political conditions of the most moth corporations are no less nervous cans contrive to get out of unskilled labor- in gnosticism and agno iicirm to mean not Any change only objects of knowledge as to God and the o applicable- unsupported