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T'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS-interest six
per cent IN IN gIidsre offered for the present at 81
cent. in currenc, frem July !.
The conpany would state that their work con
An additional section Of forty nils viii be com.
pleted during thf present week. making
425 MILES WEST FROM OMAHA IN
OPERATION,
and stocked with locomotives. cars and all the an
pnitenances Of a first class road
!, he amount already paid i'll 10y stockholders of
The aid received from the {. S. Government in
constructing this portion of 40 miles is
/. A donation Of II $50 acres adjacent lands
to the mile tnearI, all very yaluaLle,,
smS s,1 naT tom ,;;,ccv iS;ar sg ono acres
Bonds, which are second lien at the
rate q : 1850 t" the mile amounting.
The amonnt Of the Company OWL First
Mortgage Bonds on i25 miles s...-...S i,s0l0D
IT will be seen that. EXCLUSIVE OF THE LAND
GRANT. the First Mortgage Bonds represent only
about one THIRD Of the value OF the property on
which they are secured The Company is also re-
strained BY its charter from issuing IFS io nds eX
cept as the work progresses, AND To TIRE SANE
BY THE GovEESMENT: The mortgage which Sc
cures the hondholders is made to Hon. r d. Nor
Ames; Member of the L. s House of Representa-
tives from Massachusetts. as Trustees, who alone
can issue the bonds to the Company, and who are
responsible for their issue III strict accordance with
theiterms Of the law.
viii be published in detail at early day; but the
accounts are already suif GENTLY balanced to show
n
interest on the bonds that can be issued the
length of road operated. 1t should be remembered
that these earnings are only upon away BUSINESS
ina new anduDdevelopcd country, and are index
of the vast traffic that must follow the completion
of the whole line to the Pacific in 1870. These
only intended to show that these bonds
strictly one Of the safest well of the
profitable, securities and fully entitled to the
confidence of the public. The Company make no
appeal to the public to purchase its bonds. the
daily subscriptions are large. and fully equal to
their wants.
Many parties are taking advantage of the present
high price OF Government stocks to exchange for
these bombs, which are over 10 per cent. cheaper,
and, at the current rate of premium gold
pay
OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST.
Subscriptions will be receiv ed in Washington at
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC,
RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER co.
In New York at the CDMPANY'S OFFICE, No
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No
CLARKE, DODGE & CO., Bankers, No 81 Wall
street,
JOHN J, CISCO L son, Bankers, No 33 Wall
street;
aud by BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout the United States. of whom ma ps and
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained.
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer.
August 3. 1861 au ID New York.
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Government Securities.
WARRINGTON, August "a, lS67.-Jay Cooke l.
Go. furnish the following quotations. of Gov
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500 cart l9ass Brine Rock Greek SAND for sale
street, near the new Market. Georg etown. aus If
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HE. G W; SoAHENSgH IIDT,t - MLoPAIH.
No 44J Mas. ayeuue. hetse 9th AMI 'h -
Offers his professional services 10 the citizens OF
Washington Office hours from 8to II a m and
70 4 y m IS i'm
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1.-TWO YOUNG LADIES FESIEE TO ENTEH
1 INTO CORES non fence with n many gentlemen
Photographs OF an unlimItca pHRheT OF gentlemen
are requested The one sending the Ia uiSDm.,
will receive a prize Address KATE and SUE
MOON, " sShiL .t1n, II. &. II
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JUDGE HoLT.-Judee Advocate General Holt
has been absent from the city Tor the past t NO
weeks on q tour Tor the benefit of his health.
and will net return before Friday or Satur-
day.
1t is still believed that an order will son be
issue relieving him from duty as Chief of the
Bureau of Military Justice, or Diminishing him
from the service. General Holt will not be
suspended. 1t has been reported, his office
not being affected by the tenure or Office bill.
He is an officer Of the army, detailed for duty
IN the Bureau OF Military Justice, aud can be
relieved or dismissed at the Will OF the Presi.
dent. There seems to be NO doubt that an
order relieving or dismisslng him VIII soon be
issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-14

in REMUN Al.
~. PEEL MOST RESPECTFULLY Informs
his friends and the public that he has re- \
moved from 43I eth street to 422 SEW 80
ENTH STREET west. least side J where he =
has on hand large assortment Of STOVES,
TIN WARE. and HOUSEFCRNISHING0 ~
GOODS. TO which he invites the attention OF pur-
chasers.
Orders for ROOFING, sPOUTs, &c, solicited,
and promptly attended to- Ies2 I'm
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THE ALLEGED FRAUDS ON THE PAY DE
pARTMENT,

THE ALLEGED FRAUDS ON THE PAY DE
PARTMENT. - =
Paymaster G eneral B. W. Brice has jus.
issued a circular, dated washington, August
II, 1867, which is as follows
Information has been received at this Office
o. recent extensive forgeries Of soldiers dis
chsrge papers, and 1t is rumored that large
pay nents have been made by the, Off GERS OF
this department on such fraudulent vouchers.
This latter statement is not credited, because
this ofic &c has received no official information
OF such payments, and because 1t is imp pos bile
TO understand howany paymaster can have
teen 50 imposed upon, unless through culpa.
BILE disregard OF the standing orders or this
oftce. The following circular order, No. Al,
dared September %. 1865, nearly two years
ago. is repeated for the information OF all con-
cprned a&
"Paymasters are cautioned to guard care
FULLY against attempts now extensively prev
a.ent 20 pass forged discharge papers. The
Counterfelts are so eXpertly execu ed in all
respects as 10 defy the closest scrutiny.
1T is ordert q, therefore, that hereafter no
payment shall be made on such papers except
TO the soldier himself. when that is at eli
pracicabe) whose identity shall be established
10 The salts faction of the Paymaster, either by
known third parties, or by such careful Cross
examination OF the claimant as may be con-
yinCins OF the fact.
When from sickness or other cause, the
soldier oanrot present himself payment may
be N ade to his attorney, upon power duly
executed. but IN all such cases the attorney
must he known, as of reputable character, and
n nst BE- required 10 endorse upon toe papers
a written guarantee OF their enuiueness.
Checks IN all cases. whether issued to prin-
cipal or attorney. should be drawn payable 10
he former"
Paymasters cannot fail to understand that
they liable on their Off cial bonds tor the
amount Of all payments made by them on
spurious vouchers. The identity required
should embrace not only the fact thar the
claimant Is the person named in the final
papers. but also that he is he identical soldier
SO enlisted and discharged as therein set forth.
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MARRIED AND SINGLE LADIES-AH in
l'l trouble call. Business private and strictly
confidential. Success guaranteed in all cases or no
charge. MADAM NELSON.
Ladies Doctrcss. J2- Penn. avenue,
between II AID 81 streets.
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0C-MASONIC NOTICE-A Special Communi.
JlS cation of ACACIA LODGE. No. Is. r and
A. VI . will be held on YHlS "wednesday EVEN
ING, l4th inst. at IA clock, tor the purpose of
comforting the Third Degree
All Master Masons, in good standing, are frater-
naly invited.
BY order w NJ.
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II 4 I S

HAT MANIFACT0RY.
NJ. CUNNINGHAM VI. the only practical Halter on
eth street. date with j. y Davisl Silk and Soft
Felt Hats renovated. Satisfaction warranted.
3461a eth street. six doors below Northern Liber-
ties Market east side j. 2S-eolmt
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n@I. o. o. F.-GRAND LODGE-An Adj.
US Journed Meeting will be held on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, l4th instant, at 8 O'Clock, when
the Code will be considered.
au l3-2t p H. SWEET CIR Sec
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AsllB R0SA-A BONUS will la given by the al
- yert!ser for procuring him permanent -itua
ton. Address - T q" star Ofira. Az lg-3t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

truer word But who supposed them National BANKS
having Is per cent annual dividend. are gong 10
cooperate or will do much" or do anything 10r
resumption while they enjoy such 'proht ana case
by banking on and issuing an rredeemable currency
And who 80 verdant as to imagine that their Officers
and stockholders in Congress, or their debtors III
Congress OF the particulars friends IN Congress OIL
those who are officers, or stockholders OF debtors
viii ever be found, except among the wiz cav
inflationists of that bodyi Mr. Hooper Is
too mild by half in his expressions, and IN
measures of proposed reform. He evidently
desires to buy support for the much
needed reform of a central redemption by yleldlng
the entire tax on the capital Of the banks, and re-
ducng the tax on their circulation from one per cent
TO half that But so long as the House holds us OK
listing attitude i'll favor of infation 1t seems lde 70
attempt any measures of reform with that BODY. we
do not see at present any method OF getting any
beneficial act through the House on the currency
question: except by Disgusting it 80 thai lhalor'y
will not understand its prospective OpeTallon nov
difficult undertaking, and Mr. Hooper had DG'eI so'
about taxing his ingenuity to frame one j. D. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
TUESDAY. Feb. -. 1867.

Gold has been very steady, opening at 1861, selling
at 1877. aud closing at 1873.
Government bonds are firm, with good demand
for all classes. Miscellaneous shares continue dull.
Railway and State bonds are in good demand at
quotations. The Railway share list opened dull but
firm, and with but small amount of stock pressing
on the market. At the Board prices improved. and
there was good demand for the leading shares at
quotations. Erie, Michigan Southern and North
Western Preferred were strong and in good demand.
After the call there slight reaction in prices,
but at the Second Board the market all strong,
and but few stocks offered for sale The market
closed firm at quotations: New-Yorll Central. 1910
1Oo; Erie, Coz GGOs; Reading, 1O5t01O5i; Michigan
Southern 75!075l; Northwestern, 3sla$S.; North
Western Preferred, G9lG69s; Rock Island 9s9l0O;
Fort Wayne, 9SiG99.
Money continues in abundant supply at sac per
cent, with the bulk of transactions at per cent
Foreign exchange is dull Bills at GO days on Lon
don are quoted at lO74QlOS! for commercial; l0S3@
1885 for bankers: do at short sight, ilO9.@l09t;
Paris at 60 days 59095S.; do. at short sight 5i6i0
SIS; Antwerp, 5.2li 65.20; Swiss, 5.20G5.lS. Ham
burg 36G36i; Amsterdam, 40.G4li Frankfort, 40
All; Bremen, 7sIG79; Prussian thalers, 7ll9T2t.
Printing cloths says The Providence Journal, are
active Goods have advanced &c. per yard during the
past week The highest grade of 6ixG4 would readily
bring lice. such as Atlantic Delaine, Qunnebaug.
Manchaug, Wauregan, Union, and Granite. The fol-
lowing are the sales: 1000 pieces 52x59 9c 1900 do
56xGO 0sc 1000 do 56x6O, 91c. 5000 do. 50xGO DC
5000 do. 56xGO, 1Oc. 9,OOO do 56x60, lO.c, heavy;
1000 do 64x64 1O,c $4,000 do 64x64, llc early the
week. II 900 do. GIx64, I1sC 5000 do. 64XGi. liic
Total $1,000.
Freights are firm. The engagements to Liverpool
are 900 bales Cotton at s7l6d; 700 cases Tobacco
at lOs 1000 pkgs. Bacon and Lard at 25s.; and per
steamer 800 bales Cotton at 3D. 500 bags Clover Seed
at 4O $50 boxes Cheese at 40s To London POO cases
Oil al S. Cd ~ Bristol 80 tuqs Provisions on pri'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TgRM-FED. a.
Before Judge CARDOZo.
GOLD ACT. GREENBACKS.
II d. - r.. II 81 ~

GOLD ACT. GREENBACkS.
WIN. pOppe sgt The Manue Bank.
Tn September 1853, the Marine Bank loaned the
plaintiff 900 in gold. his depOstng with them 81 500
In L. legal tender notes collateral security The df-
In the market value between gold and greenbaes
al that time was 3Tt033 subsequently, legal tender notes
hay ug fallen In value, relatively the pant, NJ the de
PENDANTS request increased at intervals the amount OF
his collateral TO $1,000 In May, 1885, lac desired 10 return
his gold and rendered for the money deposited, but ms
demand was refused the defendants having purchased
the gold after giving him, as they alege fuu n0tce OF
that intention. ,
Tho plaintiff says nc was sick at tho time he received
the notice and that the defendants waived it, giving him
further time. -
b Rocker. for plaintiffs Bradley Woodruff, for de-
PENDANTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

CONVERTED BoARDING-HoUsE KEEPER.-The
keeper Of OF the largest sailor boarding in this
city yesterday came TO the Reading Room OF the New.
York Port Society and stated that he had taken the
out OF his house, had himself signed the pledge, and
meant by Gods grace 10 keep It, and to use his influence
to bring all his seatrnG guests w " tho same high
ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
COURT cALEYpAR-rnrs DAY.
suPREME COUKT-CIRcUIr.

PAIR BEFORE Mr Justice No Civil calendar The
Oyer and Teuniner will be continued -.
PAIr -Eeors ML Justice CLnRKE Court opens at loi m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
4. S. CCMNiIssIONER's OFFICE-FEB. l2.-Bofore Com
missioner OSBORN
1nG rLs! cIMaE rNDER TmE sTATrTE-A CLAIM

1ilE FilEE CHARGE JNDFR TIE SIAItIE-A CLAIM
AGTNT CHARGED WITH ENroETIoN.
The United states agt j. T. L0sroy
The defendant rs a claim agent. Ito rs accused by
one SIR. Mccormick with charging and eyacting more
than the rri rate provided by statute for the coec
ton OF bick pay pensions, and bounty money. DEFEND
ant arrested and brough before the COMMISSIONER
yesterday when nc gave bail IN 600 To appear FOR an eX
animation. TO take place to-day, at o'clock p. m, when
the facts vii probably he elritcd.
The penalty for violation of the statute IA Tine or
$500, or two years nprisOnmen or both, In the dlscre
ton OF the Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
ToBACCoNlns CHARGED WITH FRAUD OF THE RE'


The hearings in this case have been continued for
long ne nd have been duly reported In Our columns
The defendants until recently firm doing an eN
tensiye tobacco business IN Fultuns this city, and are
charged withomng 10 make full returns OF their sales
To the internal Revenue Collector The case was closed
for the prosecution time since. and counsel for de
PENDANTS Mr. Charles Donahue, moved the dismissal ot
the computation the ground that the prosecution had
failed 10 show that all Of the defendants were guilty OF
the charge preferred against them, or that any particular
Yesterday the Commissioner decided 10 deny
the notion the ground that sufficient had been proven
10 put defendants their defense. III" examination Will
be rcsumed on Friday ne1t at u O'clolk q. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

Noe.
lJI2-Leglngweli sgt. Croker, Of al
i2f2-Godiard at. Mallory.
IJl9-Kcuacdv az RUckman.
lsOs-iiAyluan ct al az hcbyoy.
lsgC-Mcln,ire q H. agt House.
lgJ2-DroOkInEn et al agt HaInniil
ct al.
illi-Benne.t =. al agt. Marks.
l4J8-Osgool ct a., Zee, at Rove /
Il al.
lstO-Sohmidt AT. Weldon.
I44L-Dlake agt WhiPpIe File Man
90.
, 1867-11-22

ALWAYS BEAUrIFUL-Ata festival par
ty Of old and young, the question was asked,
Which season of life is most happy? After
being freely discussed by the guests, it was
referred for an answer to the host, upon
whom was the burden of fourscore years.
He asked if they had noticed grove of
trees before the dwelling, and said: when
the Spring comes and in the soft air the buds
are breaking on the trees aud covered with
blossoms, think, How beautiful is Spring!
And when Summer comes, and covers the
trees with its heavy foliage, and singing
birds are all among the branches, 1 think,
How beautiful is Summer! When Autumn
loads them with golden fruit, and their gor
geous tint af frost, think, How beautiful is
Autumn! And when it is sore Winter, and
there is neither foliage nor fruit, then 1 look
up, and through the leafless branches, as 1
could never until now, see stars shine
through"
, 1867-11-22
Sherif's Sale.

Td
COUNTY OF WALLA wALLA. %
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSU Ed OUT
ID of the District Court, First Judicial District,
and TO me directed in favor of GEORGE TAYLOR,
and against ERASTUS KIMBALL and f. KIM
BALL, am commanded to aell all the right, title
and interest of said ERASTUS KIMBALL and E.
KlMBALL in and to the following described real
property to Wit: The northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter and the east half of the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter and the east
half of the northwest quarter of section number "a
Township No. 8, north of range No. ;37 east con
tanning one huddred and twenty acres together
with all the Improvements thereon. Notice is here
by given that | will sell the above described real
property, to the highest bidder for cash. lawful
money OF the United States, on SATURDAY the
l4rH DAY OF DECEMBER 1851 at the hour of
o'clock P N. Sale to take place on the premises
A. SEITEL. Sheriff W. W. Co. W.T.
By A. ]. GREGORY, Deputy. Y4a4w
, 1867-11-22

On THE WAR PATH.-The Humboldt
Register has passed into the charge of George
W. Barry, who opens his editorial career as
follows: recognize the binding obliga-
tions Of the code duello. and if any of my
neM-found brethren of the editorial persuas
sion should call me a liar, scoundrel, road
agent, black republican or thief, will beg
to differ with him, and politely ask him to
furnish his proof, (Which shall not be anx.
ious be should do, and failing, be must ex>
pect to fight. With rifles or pistols am
dead shot, and am now practising the sword
exercise. never shoot political adversary,
but l scalp him-having been so long on the
border it comes natural The summit Of my
ambition now is to have the editorial sane
tum Of the Humboldt Register gorgeously
decorated with radical scalps-immaterial
as to color or texture-black, auburn, tan
or kinkeys will do.
, 1867-11-22
To Females,

When female is in trouble, or afflicted Wit, +.
ease, as weakness in the back and limbs no;n NV a
head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular pows, ne
pit"tlon at the heart, irritability, nervonspe., M
functions. general debility vsginiis, all disss'sA
the womb, hystera sterlity, and all Other 5s.s.a
peculiar to females, they should go or WRITE :,
TO the celebrated female doctor W K. DOUFPTyyn yns
his Medical Institute, and consult him sboU, ib..
troubles and disease. The Doctor is eectpg mo,, s,
cures than any other physician in the Sis,s n CH
fornia. Let no false delicacy prevent Won bp, U'
Immediately and save yourself from paipfnI ,nsg sg
ings and premature death. All married hie. rL'a
delicate health other circumstances nr.ys,,
increase in their families, should write q, csn ~
DIX. W. X. DOHERTY'S Medical Institute. md ~, !"
will receive every possible relief and help m,
Doctors offices are so arranged that he can h a'
suited without fear of observation. WV
, 1867-11-22
45Iy


nR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor Of Medicine q
~ the Faculty Of Paris. Graduate Of ihe In'e'E
ty Queens College. and Physician Of the ~. '0hn
Baptiste Society of San Francisco.
DIR. PERRAuLT has pleasure to inform paien''am
others seeking confidential medical advice thai nI
can be consulted daily at his office, ArmoII na'
building, Northeast corner Montgomery and Sscf W
mento streets, San Francisco. Rooms No ), ~, IL
first floor, up stairs, entrance on either MOh'go""
or Sacramento streets
DR.. PERRAULTs studies have been almost eAeT
svely devoted to the cure of the various Iorn'"
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results Of iHrnlr
Gus habits acquired in youth, which usually 'erDih
ate in impotence and steTility, and p3rmahenl! ~ J,
duce all the concoHitsnts of old age where %TuJ
inhrmity exists involving the happiness oi ne,n
that OF Others reason and morality dictate 'he pc
cessity of its removal for it is fact that pfensu'
decline of the vigor of mannood, matnmoh1i ,.n
happiness, compulsory single life, etc:' h"e in
sources in causes, the germ of which Is psneu p,I.
early life, and the bitter frut tasted long
patients laboring under this complaint VIII CON "
Of one or mora of the following symptoms ~
turnal Emissions, Pains in the BACK snG m n,
Weakness of Memory and Sight, DschSrge Hn ,nn I'M
Urethra on going to stool or making "s'et' vanory
tellectual Faculties are weakened, Loss VI ?.In:
enSues, Ideas are clOuded, and there II uu ;,;rs
ton to attend to business, or even reading, =, n,nL
or the society of friends, etc. The paten' W. W. icht
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo ana ns M
and hearing weakened and sleep ol''iD In,;ng:.
dreams, melancholy, signing, papitatlnhf, a,srn.
coughs and slow fever; while some nave eAt Som1
rheumatic pain and nambness of the body - o n.
of the most common symptoms arc PlmpFs Pa.
face, and aching in different parts of the oi in,
tents suffering from thi4 disease should app" m
mediately to DR. PERRAULT, either ID PeIs?oI Ems
letter, as he will guarantee a cure Of semi
sons and Impotence in six to eight weeks. in ,py
Patients suffering from venereal diseases TlcsTs,
stage, GOnorrhoea Gleet Structures, Buuo uuo,Sssf1l.
Cuaneops Eruptons etc will be treated ss,sIy re-
iy. All Syphilitic aud Mercural taints en'"'"
moved from thesysIem. H. xhsrs
DR.. PERRAULT's diplomas are in his ONCE, unisr
patients can see for themselves that they ~. ~. The
the care of regularly educated pracfluoDO''
best references given if required . o.p cal
Patients suffering under chronic diseases rsstrs-
and examine for themselves. We inVhe Ia ia eT.
ton claim not to know eve rythiDg nor 70 M
erybody, but we do claim that in all cases nsrcu-
der treatment we fulfill our promises me.tsd we doc
larly request those who have tried this Ooas an, and
tor, and thai advertised physician till worn
discouraged, 10 call upon us.
Low charges and quick cures. ,.-,dsntslp to
Ladies' suffering with any complaint inclu.pe, ncasHrspe,
their sex, can consult the doctor with the S''N
1f relief
, 1867-11-22
TIE MARKS oPruP ReLs,

IRE MARKS OF THE BEAsr.-The micro
scope is truly a marvellous instrument. Its
powers seem aluos; creative. No discovery
ought, perhaps, to yastonish US, which Is
made BY Its assistance; yet that said to have
been recently made by a German chemist
will surprise many persons. This saran,
with glass magnifyiDg several millions of
Siameters, is reportdd to have found in the
human blood every species of animal aud iu.
sect from the elephant down TO the mosuui
70. VI course, being German, and there,
lOre a metaphysician, he straightway builds
fantastic theory upon this animalcular ba,
SIS. de thinks the character and tempera>
me ment OF the individual regulates, or is repu
ia'eo oy be is not quite sure which, the
species OF animal predominant in his blood
g'OOules; ln the man of ferocity, for in,
sAnee' the microscopic tiger and his con.
geners should predominate, in the man of
geotleness, the lamb; in the brave man. the
non or eagle, 10 the coward, the hare; in the
philosopher, the owl; and 50 on.