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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-27
BUY ME AND pLL Do You GOOD.
Now is the time to the great Spring and Summer
Medicine.
DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB


DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB
i / II T F. X $.
Com1osed Of SGTsGpGTTiiG, Rtd Cherry, YsLio=
DOCK, PTickty Ash, ThOr0HghVoTt, RhubGrb, MaR
aTdfe, Ddndsii0H, &c.,-GH Of tghlch
sounded as to act in concert and assist Nature in
6rGdicatiag disease
The effect OF this medicine is most Wonde ul-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood, by removing n
sructions from the internal organs, stimulating tn n 10
to healthy action waiting the fountains OF life aud
Vigor purifying the blood, cleansing rom al hu nor
aud causing through every part of the
dody They cure and eradicate from the system Liver
Complant-that main wheel Of so many diseases-Jaun
dice forms. all Bilious diseases and Foul
Stomach Dyspepsia, Oostiveness, Hum0rs Of the BLOOD
aud Skim Indigestion, headache, Dizziness Piles Heart
burn Weakness Pain in the Side and Bowels FafnIenc
Loss OF Apuetite aud 81 kin red complauts canned ~
torpid or diseased Liver dsordered Stomach or had
Blood to which all are more ess subject in Spring and
Summer.
II tsken in large Doses Fever and Arue NAV be brok
en- up and cured al ooce. This has become a sta16ad
medicine, and IS decidedly the best the world ever
Price only 25c for the pint and 37tc for The quar-
bottle. 80 HN"i
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Order
Should be addressed to J. O. LANGLEY IL Marsh.
street, Boston, Mass - 'H@
sold BY all the Druggists in Worcester
mch4 dkwBm
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and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug


In this city. Aug. 20, by Rev Joseph W. Gross OF
West Boysson, Mr. Charles H. White Miss Hattie N
Ware, both Of this city.
In West Kulngly, Conn, 2lth inst, by Rev I 7.
Waterman, John Dan'elson to Sarah Deming Lock
wool, eldest daughter of Amos D. Lockwood, ESQ.
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DIR. DUPONCOS GOLDEN PILLS
For FE MA LES.
Ipaih6te in correcting, regulating, and remoUtHg
all Obstruct'ons, fram lUh4teUer cause. and
always SKeoessfut as restorative
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"a DIR. yROA DBEN T's
>g2IE Medical Office,

80 For Ten Years to come, will be at 14s Court
WNhnt 6-1V street, Revere House. Boston, estab
lahed Tor specially treating and curing all Diseases OF
the Throat Chest Heart Lungs, Throat and Respiratory
Organs Once hours, daily from a. to p Ad.
vice free.
TIE pREMATuRE DEoAY oF YoUrH-Just published by
Dr. Broadbent, the eminent Psychologist, private medi-
cal Treatise the Early Decay Of American Youth Sem
na ikness, ard other diseases Of the sexual organs
m both male and female II is for general distribution,
and may be bad by calling at bis office, It will be
mailed IN sealed envelope 10 any part the country free
OF charge on receipt OF two letter stamps for postage
10 the LApiEs-- Ladies' troubled with Irregularities
Wsaknesssea and other complaints peculiar TO the female
system, will and speedy cure by calling as above
Va dsly
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These pills are nothing new, but have been used by the
doctors for many years both in France and America with
unparalleled success in case; and be is urged by
many thousand ladies who have used them, to make
the Pills publicfor the alienation OF those sueiugs from
any irregularities whatever well to prevent an in
crease Of faulty where heath will not permit it, Females
peculiarly situated OF those supposng themselves So
arr cautioned against using these Pills while in that con-
diton the the proprietor responsibility a
ter the above admooition although their mdness would
prevent any mischief to health; otherwise the Pills are
recommended. Ful and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
gist 251 Main street, Of Mechanic street. Wor
cester, Mass and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street.
Worcester, Mass. Ladies', by enclosing them ST. can
have the Golden Pills sent to any part of the country
Confidently, by return mail Sold also by 4. A Brr lett
Clinton; james B. Lane Ftchburg; 0sntrell Il Son. Dan
iesonviej A. Houghton Athol Depot Balch Son, Prov
idecei Weeks Potter Boston, and by Druggist in
every town in the Union
B,-Ladies be particular in asking for "Dr. Dupon-
co.'s Golden Pills." and that the signature is on the
DoNi you viii then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upon. The agent will tell you they are no secret com
pound, but are made known to all concerned
pp6 d1y
BusEs's Cough Cure hOzenRes are superior
to any other Medicine in the form OF Candy or Lozen
g9s for the Of Colds, Coughs Hoarseness Asthma
Group Whooping Cough Sore Throat and all diseases Of
tue Throat and Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH
CO. 81 Front street. deodtf mch26
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70 OLAssIFIOATIoN on ENaINEs.

Each Company will draught its own water PLAYING
through four hundred feet of Hose with such pipe rs
each may select, throwing the stream perpendicular
through hoop feet in diameter attached Ia mole
fty feet from the ground The Prizes will he awarded
according to the decision OF impartial Judges tn be ap
pointed for the purpose upon the height the stream
thTotDH Each Company will be allowed Ten Minutes
to arrange apparatus and play the match Time OF
trial, one Minute In OF bursting OF Hose another
trial viii be allowed provided such trial Is accomplished
within the ten minutes allotted; at the expiration Of
which time the Company contending must withdraw.
ANY Misunderstanding which may arise in regard to
the Interpretation OF the Rules Of Playing fer the Prizes
Will be decided by the Chief Engineer Of the Worcester
Fire Department.
Companies accepting the above invitation, Will confer
favor by informing the Board of Engineers at their
earliest conUenienoe stating the time Of their intended
arrival IL accompanied by Band Of Music please
state the fact and the NJ the Band; also the name
Of Stroke
Engineers from abroad will please report themselves
upon their arrival, at Head Quarters, Warren Hall,
RIDAY,
The Worcester Fire Department will Parade and have
a Trial Of Skill for the following Prizes:
Engine Companies.
First Prize Offered by Nathan Washburn, ESQ., 800
Second g so
Hose COmpanies.-One Prize, Is
Hook and Ladder cOmpGnies.-On Prize 30
L, w. STURTEvANT. Chief Engineer.
sAMUEL A. PORTER,
Il. G. WATKINS,
RUSSELL sHEPARD, Assistant
WIN. II, HAYWOOD, Engineers.
BLIJAH +. MILLER.
LEONARD R. HUDSON,
E. G. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Board Of Engineers.
Worcester Aug II, 1858. dM,w,&Ftm aulS
yEN b ACCO AND CIGAR RS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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Reud she Advertisement of aARRAL, RIs-
LEY, B KITCHEN, found in another column
au23 d&w2w
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Terms One Prtce-CnaEa.
FIRTH 4 NICHOLS,
d&wi Opposite Bay State House.
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t e N

FOR a p am, simple, but complete
description Of HOW messages are
sent by telegraph, NOT only under
the ocean, hut oUer land.
In the american 1gricuIturist
for September, is full and complete
article, With eieUen engrautags,
which make perfectly pllin to the
comprehension Of even the child hotg
II ts that signal and words are
transmitted by telegraph. It is not
mere history of the Atlantic Gable,
IKE those published in the newspa-
pers, but goes back of this and pre-
sents a plain, simple account of the
whole matter Of Telegraphing, Just
such as every person will desire to
read, even if parti ally acquainted
with the subject Send ten cents
and get that number, post pa1d, lin
English or Germany You win also
find in the 80 pages Of the same
number, a large amount Of other val
liable reading matter app opriate to
the work of the season in the Field,
Garden, and House. One large en-
craving, "take of" upon Horse
racing al Fairs, is worth the price of
the number. One Dollar will pay for
the AgricuituriSt a year.
ORANGE JUDD, Publisher,
lS9 Wa er at New York.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
yUVo THE CITIZENS OF MAssACHU
sETTS

Wolfe's CeIebrnted Sch5cdnm ArOnlntic
Schuappss
This medicinal beverage is manufactured BY the pro
prietor at Schiedam Holland, expressly for medicinal
use by process peculiar TO his etory. It is the
pure Tcnure Of the Italian Juniper Berry whose more
vnous extract distilled aud resed with its spiruous
solvent which thus becomes concentrated tnciure Of
exquisite favor and aroma altogether trausceadent ia
Is cordial and medicinal properties to any alcoholic slim
ulaut nov made in the world. 1t is prescribed By
more thsn 5000 physicians in the United States in cases
Of Gravel Govt Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney Com
plants
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles in cases Of one dos
q and cases Of two doz PTS. end for sale by all the
Druggists and Country Merchants.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Depot % Be st, New York.
The Proprietor takes this liberty Of referring to the fol
lowing Physicians in the Eastern States, who have used
the SohDapps in their practice
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Gallery of Paintings.

GROCERY WAGON AND PHAETON
~ FOR sALE.-A second hand Phaeton, in good
repair. Also, new Grocery Wagon. Both for sale At
great bargain. BRYANT & SHELDON.
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GAS FIxTU RES.

We are continually receiving additions to our stock Of
Gas Fixtures Shades &c, and prepared to furnish
public aud private buildings on the most favorabe
terms We are the agents for this city for the sale of
I Fl Il GA ROEL BURN ER,
which famous for giving the most brilliant light while
1t consumes the least quantity Of gas trial OF is
convincing proof of its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANCY
1t is very desirable burner for Drop Lights or for Shops
whore a steady light is needed.
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SELECT sCHOOL.-NO 1888 MAIN STREET.

Theseconi session Of Miss BGBLows SCHOOL IN BrnIey
Row, will commence the 6rst Monday Of September.
The School Year is forty two weeks instruction will be
given in the common and higher English Branches.
TERMs OF TUITION = S. 90 Der quarter for the
higher English Branches. Latin incudedj "a 90 per
quarter for the common English Branches. For pupils
under eight age So 90 per quarter Applications
may be made at Ma. A. BIGELoW'S, No is Park
street. auIs days
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STOLE From the Off of the subscriber, No
~ Thomas street, black lasting Coat also Memo
randum Book, several unsettled accounts and Boxes
of saye, worth in all about 500. Whoever will give
Information which will lead to the detection of the thief
shall be suitably rewarded. DR. A. N OUIN
Worcester, Aug. rs, 1858 au27 DAT
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LLU ALTON CAND Les
GRAY &c COFFIN,
No. Central Wharf, Boston,

Have on hand any quantity Of ILLUMINATION CANDLES
IL to the pound suited the mplated Celebration
Of the first Of Septembsrhavng furnished all the lights
on the Boston Common the 18th inst. for similar
purpose. au2b dt30
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M Il ICAL CALV MS M

Mrs. HOLT Medical Electrician, s
and agent for Dr. Bannngs Patent Body Bracedesgned
especially for Female and Spinal Weaknesses. Rooms d.
rec1y over the city Bank Fosters Block OF Main
and Pearls streets d5m mylb
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NOTICES.
w o R E sTER FIRE
DEPARTMENT..
$113O.0O IN PRIZES.
FIREMEN'S MUSTER,
At Worcester, Mass.


he Worcester Fire Department are happy to announce
SECOND GRAND FIREMEN'S MUSTER,
to be in this City on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the
sth, 9th, s. IOtb of September, 1858.
At which time cordially invite the presence Of all
'r'ther Fremen.
Through the generosity Of the citizens Of Worcester
ne Engineers OF the Worcester Fire Departrnent are
nabed 10 offer the most liberal inducements 10 All FIRE
'0MPANIE5 to visit US upon this occasion and 70 ofer
liberal Prizes to be contended for by all Fire Companies
Tho wish to enter the list.
DNEsD
viii be devoted BY the Firemen Of Worcester to the
DECEPTION of such Companies may arrive on that
lay, and to social Intercourse with their brother Fremen
rom abroad At P. NJ, Drawing OF Lots for the order
the procession and playing, will take place at Warren
ia Pearl street, Head Quarters Of the Board Of EnR
eers. Companies not present at that time should be
represented by Delegate.
TIL RSDAY,
The Procession will be formed on the City Park at 81
elock A. NJ, under the direction OF the Chief Engineer
nd Assistants, and will through the principal
treets, after which there will be
Grand Trial of Skill for Six Cash
Prizes.
To be commended for by all Companies from abroad
he Prizes will be awarded to the successful Competitors
IS follows:
soo ItiSo' $500
second " .--..-....-.-................ 200
Third (ofered hv Mavor navaN 100
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-25
BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Pub: 50
AN ACT making appropriations for the service Of the Post Office
Department during the fiscal year ending the thh Of June
eighteen hundred and fifty nine.
sqdcted bV tie Sdte and House Of Representatives. Of
The United States O eyicI Ia Congress assembled That the
following be, and they hereby appropriated for the
vice OF the Post Office Department for the year ending the theh
Of june eighteen hundred and ynne OF in the
treasury arising from the osad department. in conform
iy to the act Of second Of July eighteen hundred and thirty six
For transportation OF the nails nland ten millions hun
dred and forty thousand five hundred and twenty dollars
For compensation pOsmser millions three hundred
and twenty five thousand dollars.
For ship, steamboat and letters twenty thousand dollars
For wrappingpaper, ffty-fve thousand dollars
oCe furniture in the pOstOfccs, thousand dollars.
For advertising eighty five thousand dollars
For mail bags, sixty five thousand dollars.
For blanks and paper for the hundred and twenty
thousand dollars
mail locks, keys, stamps, fifteen thousand dollars
For mail depredatOn and special agents. seventy thousand
dollars.
the offices of posmastes eight hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
For postage stamps and stamped envelopes, hundred thOu
and dollars.
For miscellaneous items, hundred eighty thousand
dollars.
Sec ,. ind be FURTHER CRdted That revenues o. the
Post Office Department shall lie insufficient, the apprOpra
tons OF this act then the Of three millions five hundred thou
sand dollars much heeofa may necessary and the
same hereby appropriated be paid out Of money the
treasury not otherwise appropriated supply deficiencies in the
of the Post Office Department for the year ending reh
Of June, eighteen hundred and ffy.nine.
Approved II June, 1858.
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npspy, j. 4 S5prosch to 1nerissn policy and en-


company, Is raprOaeh to american policy and en-
terpriso
It was The policy Of this government long ago 70
htEe secured for the commerce and travel Of citizens
Of the United States an uninterrupted communiea
ton across the NiesTaguan Isthnus DISTINCTIONS
to this measure are however, Increasing instead OF
being removed. The executive government was
left By Congress without power to assume The control
Of the route. The only effective mode Of proceed
ing now would be FOR the United States government
tsproDoss fair terms to Nicaragua upon Ehleh1he
United States is 10 control the transit
Il would be perfectly proper aulju 10 pay MICA
raaua yeahy stipend for this object. After the
conclusion Of such treaty the United States should
1iTer the use Of the transit, upon proper terms 70
any oompanies OF individuals who will undertake
10 transport across II the mails and troops, Se.'
for the United States Government ana also pas
sengers aud freight Competition Tor me serv Hys
would arise from various quarters Inc P9pl'
would no longer be subjected TO the caprles ana Gu
pidity Of rival oommod0res and ready aAu ue7l e1'
speculatOrssa - :.
AT present no company can open the route oe-
cause no capitalists have any faith IN protecuon
from the governments OF Nicaragua or OF we Ouleu
States and no assurance that the hilousters may
rot within sixty days. seize upon and cohaScslS al
their boaIs and property. As an eFluSh0e u ms,
We may refer 10 the market value OF me stoeA oi
Mr. joseph /. Whites company, whose rights
are it is said recognized by this government Inc
stock is worh nothing This government canhVI
furnish capital to q private company 10 shaCle
mo, Al establish . line of ocean, rever and lake
steamers. Ait can do is to afford them security,
and that il hiss not done.
How can the government afford thls security win
out assuming the absolute control Of me transit,
and taking ACTUAL possession Of 1t, when 1t can
give protection tc private rlghs, aouhafu means
of ,rapsnoraiou will be afforded by private enter
prfse. The Eiearaguan government would gladly
accent a proposition vhicR would embrace an ele
quate Peeuniary consideration for any rights or
privileges they might concede TO this government
This measure has never been tried, eniire depen-
denoe having been hitherto placed upon PeIly
intrigues between spectators and the Nicaraguan
authorities fer securing the transit to some monOp-
DIV ION.
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WILLIAM WALKER.

GREAT FEAT.-Mr. Thomas McNabb, at San Fran
CISCO has been successful in attempt 10 ride two
hundred miles within ten hours He rode Califor-
MIA stock entirely, fOry-two horses having been
provided for the occasion. The running commenced
At seven O'Clock in the morning and terminated at
five o'clock in the afternoon, less IL minutes, leav-
ing him winner Of the wager Of s., 500 by min
utes Mr.. McNabb stopped 10 refresh himself
between the list aud S0h miles, and again between
the lIlth and 10Th miles. occupying from four to
FIVE minutes each time and on another occasion sat
an tbe grass and rested for nine minutes. The
shortest time of accomplishing any single ten miles
was twenty six minutes, IS seconds. The longest,
SO minutes, 80 seconds.
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Our Relations lci,E Mezco, Nicaragua, and Ns0 Greu
ada-7hs ReUsHus, SC.
From the New York Tribune
WAsHINGToE, July 2O.--Our Consul will remain
in Mexico, and communications will be continued
with the Mexican Minister mere, until some decisive
policy is adopted, which viii depend entirely upon
the future development Of events. Mr. Forsyth's
plan, after he had suspended diplomatic intercourse
was to enc urage revolution in favor Of Leorod de
Tejada expecting 10 retain his position ii he was
successful and 10 make whatever treaty he pleased
All this has been upset by the order Of his Withs
drawal-the last thing he desired or ANTICIPATED
considerable naval force will be ordered off San
Juan, with the view Of intimidating the Nicara
guans into ratification Of the Cass YTssarri treaty.
Of which very indefinite hopes now entertained
here. Consequently this last card The Transit
Companies are much blamed for the rivalries which
have led TO this embarrassment, and strong ineli-
nation exits to discharge them.
Secretary Cobb is now sanguine, in consequence
of the temporary increase of customs receipts, that
the Treasury has passed the point Of greatest diff
Guilty, and will 60 on sWimmingly. Let him wait a
few weeks.
There is no Acknowledgements touching the ratfN
cation Of the treaty with New Grenada. Meantime,
ships Of war are stationed at AspinwaI and Panama
to keep open the transit, with Instructions TO send
force ashore in of any new outbreak. pretty
expensive police service it is that the nation performs
for two or three corporations.
The President will 60 10 Bedford about the lst OF
August
From the Baltimore sun.
EmigTants and Troops for The NsV Gold Fields-Ths
IstSmus Route AoHo9oy-Ow Government and
NicaTagudH Rights-W Want Of Protection to The
Latter, &c
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Two large ships, full Of
passengers for the Ell Dorado Of Frazers river,
and of troops for the suppression of the Spokans,
are now steaming from New ork to Panama. The
monopoly af this, the only interior route now open
to California, prevents, by the high price Of pas
sage, great numbers Of persons from following
them.
California itself begins TO present increasing at
fractions TO Immigrants. Its agricultural resources,
will as its ine1haustible gold deposits, and its
facilities for commerce with the northern Pacific
coast, and with China and the Amoor river, begin
to be appreciated by numbers who have heretofore
found ample scope for their enterprise and industry
on this side Of the Rocky Mountains.
That there should be open only one isthmus tran
sit, snd that this should be monopolized BY single
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end IN the Memphis papers Of the cd correspondence DC
tween three citizens Of Memphis Msrs Turner and AL
in which the express themselves perfectly willing Tor
the committee appointed By meeting the 18Th to ex
anime every transaction of the Citizens Bank That committee
composed Gro L. Ho1E L n. MooS, " B. DosoHoI >
J. BYRD and J. d. WILLIAMS The dvaIaacAs says;
be seen from correspondence that the people have
opportunity oinyestgae the condition Of the Citses
Tor tnelseFes, " Iuss s, , te s 80 an i'm.
cent meeting IN this city will act promptly 19ey haEe az
porunt public duty perform. great fraud has been peIpe
traisd midst, By which the honest laboring oiug mass
have been sFindled out OF their bard eafnihgs &
desire expose corruption and hold up the evil doeTs PUBIC
the fraud. The committee IS composed Of men hg in ne eo
denee Of the peoplemen selected on secoupt o. tner
muniy forward and dlscharge the important ouy VA
has imposed upon them Mesrs. Walker and Turner ,e
frankly and cordially Offered the committee every seu ~ an
vesgaton and Of course, they will AZ once enter on he us
charge Of their duties"
Nashville Market, July "a.
C0TTON-Te market has been somewhat auimzted this
week and prices are fully &c better than those Of last week We
quote the extremes of the market at 78loNe
PRovIsIONs-The Bacon market continues quiet the receipts
being light and the sales limited. Dealers paying from wa
gons, for Shoulders = c for IIn the latter nse i'
very choice article and sAsEc for Clear Sides From store
an advance Of "a &c demanded these quotations
We remark that Clear Sides better request and for
very choice article sc would be paid.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of the elst says;
buoyant feeling prevailed in the Provision market and
Ce closing with still further upward tendency sales would
have footed up larger than they did but for the extreme
many cases held their stocks out OF tie market"
GRAIN AND FLoUR-Thcre is better demand Wheat,
which is coming in quite freely The better grades request
and for strictly prime white quote advance ofjc. The mar
t may be quoted follows Red 65@7Oc; White 7O 5asoc.
We note an advance ais, in Flour, which is quoted at
81 5cs5 % for extra family and 81 Oo94 50 for superhne
Groceries and other articles remain heretofore quoted,
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RErThe BaaEer complains that we permit ''an'i
Lecoupton men" to go ''uneurbed in their course
on LesomptOnism." Our neighbor has been crying
out against the LecomptOn Constitution for some
time, and we have been unable, with ell cur Efforts
to ,'curb" his Indignation. He reminds US Of the
naughty child who ran to his mother and complain
ed that nobody would pacify him.