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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-04

HALLS LUNG EsAEsANE, in all cases.
gives the best Of satisfaction
IALE4'S HUNG EsAESANH has wrought
more cures since its Introduction than any other
cough medicine.
RAILS G0UGEE EsAE4SARE is endorsed
by cur leading physicians the safest and best
remedy before the public.
HALLS E,UEE BAEsAHE is safe to use
among ch'!dren, and YET powerful in all cases of
chronic r. monary disease.
HALLS LUNG EsALsARz brings in GER
tifcates most daily Of its wonderful cures IN all
parts Of 81 country.
HALLS u AESATE Eop she LUNGS,
is sold in very town in the country.
The more sts ikinG proof of the intrinsic worth
and excellence Q. Or, HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS,
is shown in the 5ljy wih which it becomes general
fayorite with the people. There nothing of similar
nature but what into the shade when the Bal
sam has been thoroughly tested The agents SALE
the country over, 10 ordering supplies, very
thUsastc in its FOr saying TT is just the thing acts
like CHARM; its effects truly magical" The afflicted
obtain the medicine of
JOHN D. PARK Proprietor,
1y4 Chicago, Ill
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SAMUEL BROWN.
Pres't of the Grand League.

CARL ScHURz's APPOINTMENTS
Buffalo. Saturday Oct. 10. Utica,
Monday, Oct. 10, Kingston, Tuesday
Oct l6. Williamsburg, Wensday,
Oct, II. New York ulty. THURSDAY
Oct. Is. Syracuse N. Y, Monday,
Oct %.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIla,

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the eXpurgaton of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Sorofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERUPTIvB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERYsIPELAs, PnIPLEs, PUsTULEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoILs, TUMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEUN, SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRM
RHEUMATISM, SYPHILITIC and MBRCURIAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in sc 5npsr5ty Of til blood is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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A LARGE ISLAND RISING FROM THE
SEA.-The captain of CHILEAN BRIG, has
made an affidavit that, during a vow
age from Valparaiso to Africa, in lat.
81 40 s, Is 25 w, he found himself
alongside an island extending n. and S.
about Is miles, aud from 200 to 800
feet high; that the Island appeared to
have been recently thrown up, and was
OF whitlsh appearance, and the water
all abont was very much discolored.
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County Mass Meeting ina Salem.
Republican county mass meeting,
be held at Jennlson's crossing, in
town of Salem, on Wednesday, the
Q day OF October,at 10 o'clock, AM.
he notice tor the above meeting has
ueously been published "Nonday'
10th. The mistake occurred in the
inal notice handed into this office
publication. The Republicans
1ughout the county, will there
bear in mind, that WEDNEs-
the 10th of October, is the day
grated by the County Committee
he meeting. Speakers from abroad
e been secured, and no effort should
pared, to make it one of the largest
constructions ever had in the county.
arrangements will doubtless be made
j the Railroad, to carry to the meet
from this and the intermediate towns
Who desire to attend, lat a reasonable
Let everysRepuhlscan teel called
n to make an effort for the success
he meeting.
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[ATcHEs.-See advertisement Of the
at Match establishment in this city.

JoEREcTIoN.-In the summary siven
week, Of tn premiums awarded at
County Agricultural Fair, an error
nrod in the name Of Mrs. Pierce, of
lers. 1t should have read, Mrs. e,
fierce, OF Somers, premiums for
pie Of "IIair Work." "Crayon
wing" and coil Painting
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To10ers.-The flowers are not all
yet. Il. b Hinsdale's gardener,
placed ON our table bouquet, Of
nded variety and exquisite beauty.
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Common COWmclG Proceedings.
Oct. lst, 1860.
Present, the Mayor, Aid. Head Van
Arsdalc, Grant, Lothrop, Parsons,
Starkweather, Huck and Nicoll.
Minutes of the last meeting read and
approved.
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OYSTERS Speaking Of oysters, we
tried a tew-such as are now kept
Perkins IL Conkey, and pronounce
OF the "frst water" and hard to
t. Messrs. Perkins & Conkoy re-
e their oysters from first hands, and
understand they have made arrange
its to keep a fresh supply constantly
land during the season. Try them
and you viii call again.
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4 silver pitcher, valued at $50. was,
arded to William Smith of Somers
losha county, for the best cultivated
n; and q silver pitcher valued as $50
Mr.. Elgertou of Waukesha county
the second best farm.
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The Republican Convention for the nomination OF
)uHty Officers win be holden at the Agricultural Hall,
Bristol, on
Saturday, Oct. Goth,
] o'clock, p. NJ. Each town In the county and each
I'd In she city, entitled 10 three delegates each
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
eptember 5th, 1860
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sarsaparla IS a Tropical Root too well known as ono
% lne pest antidoes we possess scroous Complaints
W need commendation. But Singia is an article of
more recent use in Scroulous affections we give Glow
the statement IF o. "
DR. Es. HH. FROST,
In the Southern journal Of Medcine aad Phoyznoon
re says 1t viii complete the cure of alterations of be
f0GIte 0d fhrOdt, nd mucous membrane Of tho No
ShI2, and other parts. viii eFace ha RocbeS s1,,j
Spots, SjG6HS, de-, which constitution of This
yer SO frequently occurs from slight irritation or which
the morbid condition of the N ids and Solid which die
poses every injury however slight to degenerate with
fostering, painful scabby ulcer. Il WILL in short SO i'm
prove the digestive and aSsmilaVe operations Of tho
system, that more healthy blood and more renewed
hbre viii be substituted for The detective conditions
ana me other and thus fully support the character of
statement of N'
DIR. REACEz.
published in the Cincinnati Elects Medical Journal in
ncn ne says: "After giving it fair trial in several
~; o. alsease, am convinced that, general alter
i mas no superior IN the ntdterid zaedcd. Since
Iast March have treated about thrty-ye cases of ST.
pms without 853Q5e failure when the patient gave me
anything like JaiLtri0L."
aoovil's Garsaparilla and Stillingia
Is preparation which is compounded upon scientific
principles, and with great care by thoroughly ac-
with the ned5cdI qualities and effects ca ch ar
cLe separately considered, well the whole it's
combined state.
REr. W. 8. MERRILL,
IF Cincinnati, of the oIeS and most reliable dyug
}SSS OF That city, makes the following statements eve
nave oeen acquainted with the formula of Messrs Scofed
20 compound syrup OF SarsapaTiila and Stingia
md it mas been made under our supervsion The more
menus are entirely OF vegetable orgin the virtues are
extracted in great measure by the yapor of acobol =
The formula for the preparation the above will he
orwarded to physicians or Druggists application to
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
ia Lake St, Chicago, Ill.
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Prepared by DR.. ]. G. Aver & Co.,

For sale by j b Wheeler, Kenosha; Thorp &
Gordon, Racine; j, II. Reed & CO., Chicago j
Rice, Milwaukee and al Dealers in Medicines
everywhere ly34
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Sewing Machines /!

JOHN BENEDICT, OF KENOsHA,
4 S the Agent for the safe of
Wheeler 81 Wilson'S Sewing ryachines.
This Machine is unlike the Grower & Baker or
BoUdolr Macine in forming The stitch 1t gives the
stitch the same appearance on both sides of the
work, locking III the centre, while the ether ma.
work. nv
THE MACHINES ARE FOR SALE ATT
NEW YORK PRICES,
with the addition of freight and warranted perfect
Machines. q
"a For sale at the store of WASHBISH g.
BENEDICT. -
The public are invited to call and examine them
Oh JOHN BENEDICT
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HOofIaBd's BaIsamic Cordial


CougAS, Cota or Hoarseness, Bronchitis TsAu
en7a, Cgoap. I'ne~moHia, Incipient Cousuzq1fSo0-
and has perfor the most astonishing cures ever no
Of CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION. = A"0"n
As Diarrhee Cordial it is unequalled Price TX oo.
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SCOVIIL'S
SAlSlPARILLl lid SHILLIIGIA.
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP !

sarsaparllR IS Tropical Root too well known nc ono
% lne pest antidotes we possess for Scroous Complaints
" neeu concentration But as Stilngia is an article of
more recent use in Scrofuous affections we give Glow
the statement IF W oA'S wv"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15

PUNISHMENT oF STEAMBOAT THIEr.-
From the Lake Providence Herald, Of the
9Th inst, We take the following:
The steamer Hiawatha, from st. Louis,
put out at our landing yesterday morning
man who had been detected and con nvict-
ed Of q robbery Of certain articles Of value
belonging TO one Of the passengers. Tho
robbery was committed while the boat W "a
near Greenville and tho articles, consisting z
Of Quo hundred dollars in money and q
gold watch, were on tho person of tho
culprit, who, IL seems, was also psssen-
gor in the cabin, and whose appearance we
learn, indicated that of gentleman. A
jury Of the passengers was empaneled, and
the gentleman tried and convicted, and
condemned TO divers dosos Of whip cord,
which were administered by tho mate: af-
ter which he was made Co undergo a not
very pleasing tonsorisl operation, which
was that of having the hair Of one sido
Of his head shaved off smooth. lie was
put of at our landing TO ruminate upon
his conduct and tho "uDtoward fate OF
genius"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15

UNINTERRUPTED STEAMBOAT CoMMu.
NfcArtos FROM CHCAeo TO New On.
LEANS. The latest project of the peo.
pie Of Chicago is one to connect
the waters of Lake Michigan with
those Of the Gulf Of Mexico by an TN.
interrupted channel for steamboat nav.
igstion. The original scheme of the
Illinois and Michigan canal, when
first projected by the State govern.
ment of Illinois, comprised a ship ca
nal of sufficient capacity to float the
largest class of vessels that could nayi
gate the Illinois river, and consider.
able portion Of the work was con.
structed upon that plan, but upon the
failure Of the means the design was
given up, and the work completed for
ordinary canal boats only. Now, how
ever, that Chicago has become n great
and ilourisbing city, centralizing the
capital, commerce, and interests Of a
vast region, the idea is again revived
for a two-fold purpose first TO serve
the ends of commerce, and second to
carry off the drainage of the city Of
Chicago, and thus improve its santa.
ry condition. There are two PROPOSE.
tons having these objects. One is to
cut down the summit Of the Illinois
and Michigan canal, while the other
is TO make a new channel through
Mud lake TO the Aux Plaine river, and
then to deepen the chapnel Of that
stream sufficiently TO answer the pur-
pose.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15

DEATH OF ANOTHER VICTIM OF
THE LEMLEY POISONING AFFAIR."
Our readers must have yet freshly on
their minds the particulars of,the ter.
rible poisoned dinner at Col. Lemley's
in the Fourth District, some months
ago, at which SO many persons were
poisoned, and some fatality. A friend
from Covingtou, over the lake infoms
us that on Friday evening last, Mrs
Isabella Mckee, one of these who
partook Of the poisoned Charlotte
Russo, died ; she having never recoy.
cred from the effects Of the insidious
poison, and il has taken her off at last
1t seems as If we are never to hear
the end Of this tragic aud most mel.
ancholy affair Crescent.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15
fUossusicirtp.
Our Incre asing Interest in the West.

The following communication, which
gives better idea ofthe increasing trade
between this city aud the Crosse Tete and
Resedals country Of West Baton Rouge,
than our article Of the other day has been
kindly furnished for publication
In 1865 the exclusive privilege ofthe Fer
~ between the city Of East Baton Rouge
and the Parish Of West Baton Rouge, in
cluding three miles above and three miles
below the city, sold for five hundred dol
lars. In 1860 the same privilege was sold
at public auction, and purchased by the
same Company, with sereraI deductions IN
ne rates ef.tyeigh and feyyiage, for the sum
of nine housapd three hundred and .ffv
dollors. Is not this strong argument in
favor of Rail Roads
Here are the figures. The number OF
persons crossing from the West bank Of
the river, not including Rail Road passen-
gers, Is about the same now as i've years
ago: hut owing TO the increased business
Of Baton Rouge, the complete and large
stocks Of goods in every branch Of trade
kept by our merchants, and the safety and
despatch in crossing on n first class and
well managed Ferry Boat has increased
the ferriage about one hundred per cent
or in other words, each person on nm aver
age crosses twice now, where he st that
time crossed but once which would en-
hsnce the value of the prvileg about Five
Hundred Dollars. The business from q
distance has also increased from the latter
Of the above named causes TO the value Of
about FIVE hundred dollars-rnskipg the
value Of the lease or privilege based on the
price II sold for in 1855, amount TO about
Fifteen Hundred Dollars, excluding the
Rail Road business. Deduct this amount
from te,850-and you find difference ~
f,s5O-one half of which s0.e25-accrues
to the revenues OF the city from this single
source alone; and there are numerous other
advantages, which will he mentioned in
another paper, that are daily becoming
apparent 10 the merchants and other bus
iness men Of this place.
What ssy you TO this. ye croskers sbolt
the Rail Road Taxi
By the way, would IT. not he well 10 ap-
ply the above sum and all others clearly
to be derived from the same source the
Baton Rovgs, Crosse 7efs and 0psiousa,
Rail Road-to the payment of the inter
est on the Rail Road Bonds issued by the
Corporation.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEArs.--In the Sep
tembor number of the Now Orleans Medi-
cal News and Hospital Gazette, edited by
DIR. Fenner and other leading physicians
we find this editorial paragraph, under the
above head
With all due Difference, then, for those
physicians who think they have seen the
disease this season, we must be allowed TO
say that we do net believe there has been
q single case Of the disease. Old practi-
TONERS, Of the highest respectability, and
in full practice, tell us they have not seen
q case there has not been ono in the Hos
Pital that sure index Of our city, and the
history Of those cases said TO have occurred
in their manner of appearing, carries con-
viction to our mind.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15

Boeus JEwELRY.-A correspondent Of
the Asw Hampsair, journal of dgricaltnre
published at Manchester, gives an item
which will he interesting TO those who
patronire gift-book" enterprises, and
such like benevolent schemes 10 put into
the hands OF purchasers jewelry which is
" itself worth more than the price " of the
particular article that il ostenstbiy pur-
chased.
came through Lynn, Boston, etc, to
the little manufacturing village called N.
T. Village, and learned something about
making the bogus jewelry with which the
country is flooded, either by peddler. or
gift-book enterprises. One company ia
making ear drops ofs composition called
o,eide, which will sell for gold. but IL not
worth so much az brass. The other com
pany is manufacturing gold chains ont of
German silver. brass, or oreide. The pro-
! cess Of making was interesting to me, and
nay be to others. I'll give it:
The links are cut from wire or pIate
according to the kind of chain; sometimes
soldered before putting into chain, and
scmetimes sfterward. After IL is linked
| IL is drawn through machine TO even it.
boiled in vitrol water TO take off the scales
| caused by heating drawn through linn.
bering machine. end dipped in acid, to
clean IL. after which Il il dipped in a soIu.
tion pure silver, and finally dipped in gold
coloring-making q chain which they sell
st tho rate Of sl2 TO sls dozen. This is
git- -enterprize jewelry, which is marked
bady's splendid gold chain, ft2 -
"Gent's guard chain, sS," or "siO.n etc.
The ear drop cost iess, aud are often
marked higher.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15
SAINT JOsEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL.
FOR BOYS

THE patrons and friends Of this school
l. will bear in mind that its fourth an
nual session will commence ON Monday,
the 10th Of SEPTEMBER, when exercises
will be resumed. The principal has been
fortunate 10 secure the services Of q gentle
man eminently qualified TO take charge Of
the French department, while those Of the
English classics and mathematics will ba
conducted by himself as heretofore. Su-
perior accommodation for boarding and
lodging, those who may come from dis
tance. p. II. MURPHY, Principal
septA- lmdAw
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15

else 20 comes home 10 its desires, and
deep, painful yearpipgs. How strange
that such universal want should not
be answered ! The needle-woman is
giving birth to consumptive race,
and, thousands Of healthy girls are
aockipg into our cities every year,
to keep up the progeny the day
laborer is living from hand to mouth,
and leaving pitiable beouest Of wi
dows aud children for grinding power
ty and crime. and there is no end to
the influx Of day lsborers hives Of
human beings swarm in tenement
houses without ventilation rum shops
cost every community nine-tenths Of
its sum Of criminal expenses, and yet
they are fostered by law; "wife mur-
der" is daily crime, and yet men
and women rush into marriage with.
out the slightest regard to fitness or
circumstances society is a mass of
accidents, without any attempt at
regulation.
II is true that some fragmentary
efforts have been made 10 institute
social science in this country. In
the cary summer, sanitary conven.
tiou assembled in Boston, and theft
Of twenty-five hundred dollars was
perpetrated on our city treasury to
send delegates who we're stepped in
ignorance aud baseuess. What sym.
pathy can be established between
public breach of honesty, and the
mass Of the community Thank
Heaven, none
The only honest approaches yet
made in this country towards the
practical development Of social science,
has been in the much ridiculed and
despised conventions called to delib.
crate on Womau's Rights and Uni
versal Reform. One-sided, narrow,
sectarian, spiced with rsbidness, ut
terly auarchicai, stamped with ignor.
ance, aud often with puerility, yet in
the main, honest and well-intended,
we must regard these bodies, so far,
as the only historical germ in the
United States Of an attempt TO set on
foot direct inquiry into the phepo-
mena Of social life. If they have
evoked public contempt, that very
fact, in connection with their repeti.
tion, and the persistent zeal with
which they have been followed up,
gives them some claim to our respect
even If they have produced only i'm.
perfect fruit /; and they now stand as
n challenge to those who ran do bet
ter, to come forward and attempt il.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15

A GunrsE "TBE TmEs.n-The
London Times is rather pettlsh with
Mr.. Bright for inuendos Of the latter
upon its motivesia opposing MIR. Glad.
stones paper measure. The Times init
mates that if anybody supposes that il
is unwilling to buy paper cheaper, any
body is much mistaken but claims
sufficient disinterestedness TO advocate
the paper makers interest even against
its own. This is entirely credible.
The Times expressly refuses to tell It's
secrets, even on the provocatiou OF
Mr.. Bright's assumptions, but gives us
one interesting fact "A reduction Of
only five per cent in price Of printing
paper" it states, "would be GTO0O
per annum in the pockets of our pro-
prietors." The printing paper used
in the Times Office then, reaches the
enormous sum Of nearly fl5o,ooo. or
S735, 900, per annum.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15
R1EDEL & PLETZER.
A q A RD

ALL Persons who have not yet visited the
large and new TRIANGULAR STORE" corner Of
Africa and 81. Ferdinand, East Of Heude Rhodes
store. are invited 10 give as e call. They viii he
certain to find all that Ia wanted In the PrOvi-
sion and Western Produce, etc. The owners pro-
pose to sell on liberal terms and always gaarantes
their goods,
augZs TRAHAN 4 LANDRY,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15
a - a r. ID

VIZ take this method NJ informing nv, frisnds
N, our Store will he closed on Mon day and
Tuesday the iTth and 18th, and We would there
fore beg all who wish TO buy anything in our line
10 deter theif purchases unill next wednes
dsy 'he 10Th, when We will he prepared TO erhi-
bit the most extensive stock of Fancy and staple.
Drv Goods, Fashionable made Clothing, Shoes
Hat, etc, ole.
septl5 pAISHFfMER, SIMON, 4 co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15
Gents FurinshinR GootIs.

HAVE just opened a large stock Of these goods
l. embracing almost every article sppertsinin e
TO Gents Wear, such as Linen and Cotton Shirts,
In all the digereBt varieties, Gents upderrare of
all kinds, Handkerchief, Stocks, Necties and
scarfs suspepders, Hosiery, Gloves, etc, In this
department am prepared TO show the very best
goods, and will guarantee nothing better In the
market. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15

b0- Haste and rashness are storms
and tempests, breaking and wrecking
business but nimbleness is a full,
fair wind, blowing it with speed to
the haven.-Fulier.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15

lB-Chsrles Dickens has written man
ly and positive endorsement Of worees-
ter's Unabridged Dictionary, lie bestows
upon IL the most unqualified praise, aud
his testimony will have great effect in Eng
land towards making IL the standard su-
thorltY in that country.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15
rRAHAN & LANDRY.
LUMBERi LUMBERii

DUILDERS can be furnished with lum-
ID ber of the first quality, shingles DC o.,
at moderate prices from favrot d. Rey-
naud's Mill on the Crosse Tete Rail Road.
gH All orders will be promptly attend
cd to if left with G. ID. FAVkOT,
anp6 BaLon Rnnoe La
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15
H Gov. Moore of Alabama ha

fE Gov. Moore of Alabama has
given a new direction to gallantry,
aud manifested his Difference TO the
female sex in novel way. It is re.
ported that, finding the penitentiary
at Wetumpka too full, has discharged
the female convicts to make room for
the males
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15
naiIp Ga3tttr anoGomft
A Custsrtas Day Aaose rHE Hs.

A CHRISTIAN Day Aaose rHE He.
BHEws.-On Monday next, comes
the annual celebration of the end
of the old and beginning of the new
year, with our Hebrew fellow citi-
zens. According TO the ancient
command. "Ye shall have holy
convocation: We shall do no servile
work on that day, aud the day fol.
lowing, but there shall be burnt offer.
ings and a sacrifice made by fire"
Judging from the past, the obser.
vance of the chiefdsy of Israel, will he
general, in this city. II is commea-
dable and praiswortby After all,
the difference of opinion among all
the religious denominations, ia not
80 great, that they may not wor-
snip the great God OF all other
gods, in unison. This gives a hope
that the time may come when sen.
sibie people will quit quarreIIipg,
about matters of which the wisest
know little. Certainly it is mad
ness and folly TO fight about mere
myths and dogmas, and the world
is beginning to have a glimpse of
better day.