The league of the Iroquois and other legends : from the Indian muse

ART LIFE
AND
OTHER POEMS,
BY BENJAMIX HATHAWAY.
Second Thousand Revised.
:o:
S. C. GRIGGS cC-
CO., CHICAGO.
PRICE $1.00, FULL GILT, $1.25.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
"A new book by a new author, at least new to us, but one who gives us poems
of a pure character aud of a high order A book of greater poetic
merit has not appeared for years past." St. Louis Christian Adrocate.
" 'Art-Life and Other Poems
'
almost places Mr. Hathaway on an equal standing
with the most popular poets of the country." Chicago Times.
" Some of the shorter lyrics woull do credit to famed pens." Boston Traveler.
" While we should pass many of these poems by as unattractive at a first glance,
a little peep here aud there convinces us, that the writer is not only possessed of
the true inspiration, but that he is competent to express his thoughts in felicitous
language."
Inter-Ocean.
" The reading public will find it amply fit to hold its place among American
poems."
Qulncy Whig.
" His name is a new one in the literary world, but if this little book is an index
of his power, it is destined to become widely known."
Peoria Tranxcr/pf.
"
. . His writings indicate talent of a high order. There is much true poetrybeautiful
thought in beautiful language in the book." Jacksonville Journal.
" Many of the poems are gems, aud contain passages that would do credit to
Dryden, whom his style somewhat resembles." Say City Daily Tribune.
" The author of this volume has poetic genius. There are many passages, in
different poems, of surpassing beauty."
St. Louis Central Baptist.
" The collection will be very welcome to those who love quiet, home aud fireside
poetry."
Cleveland Herald.
" Mr. Hathaway has undoubtedly poetic inspiration and a broad and fertile imagination.
. . . His poems are of a class which show culture and genius, and
have the merits of originality, fervor, imagination and truth." Sacramento
Eecord Union.