Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-23

particularly nav. With fths abQte hRtieipat-
ed developments, can be brought to light;
yet great interest will be taken in the trial.
There is abundance of English capital
backing the effort to set the divorce aside
What the plaintiff in the case can offer in
extenuation remains to be developed
The }ft317 s Il /; e53s{;iian. i.
The Journal Official Of France published
on the 18th the text Of the Seaatus Consul
| t,,ns, which is profnnfsated'in the.name Of
the Emperor, signed by Rouher, and
ing is a syAA },kiA OF the documelit:
Article l. The Emperor and Corps Legis.
/ ktif have the privilege of initiatory laws.
7 Article 2. The ministers are independent
of the E,iper6E Ttey adklilEtate under
his presidency and he ksbonsiblestphim.
but can only be impeached by the Senate.
Article The ministers may be nlem-
bers of either Chamber; they have free &C.
cess to, and the right to speak in both. j,
| = Article 4. The sittings of To sSfhatehle
open to the public, but on fie' demand bf
five members they may go into secret ses-
sioh.
Article S. The Senate, after pointing out
notifications in bill, may send it back
for further consitl eratid to the Uofps Leg
islatif. 1t may III any case oppose the pro-
mitigation Of bill, and in such case the
bill cannot be presented to the Corps Leg
islatif again during the same session.
Article &. The Corps Legislatif, elects its
% own officers attic q ePePihs Steeeh session,
ow internal regulations.
Article 7. Every individual member of
| To T 1o\i hoc, 1,n
| right Of intc1pellation. Votes Of confidence,
or want Of ;coniaese8, MID ordres de four
motions can be adopted but they must be
referred to the bureaux as a matter of right,
whenever the government demands it, and
the bureaux VIII then appoint commits
sion to consider the matter, on whoso re-
port the Corps will decide whether to ac-
copt OF reject the vote. l. !:l c.:''
Article s. No amendment Of bill can be
discussed unless it has bsanpEeviously sent
to the committee which considered the bill,
and also communicated to the government.
If the government and Tie committee dis:
agreeSdn tile anfnAhbnti yfhs Council OF
State shall pronounce its opinion, but the
final discdssiesltrests with. the Corps Legis-
latif.
+ Article.9. The budgets are presented and
voted 10y chapters and articles.
Article 10. All notifications in customs
for postal tariffs made through treaties
with foreign nations will require law to
make them binding
Article ii. The relations Of tho Emperor,
the Senate and the Corps Lcgislatif are
changed only in SO far as they are modi
fed by this senattts con sai7t,nn. Then
formal intercourse will be- settled hereafter
by imperial decree.
Article ~. Certain articles OF the consti
tuition inconsistent with tho above provi.
slsns a!e: 1880 =. ,r - - ( F
Charles Rcade On The 'B6,att itaeess r.
Mr.. Charles Reade, the novelist, having
been asked by the correspondent of the
Tribune, Mr. George w. Smalloy, for, bis
impression Of the boat race, wfote as fol.
lows:
at could hardly DO believed in the Uni.
ted States to what an extent 1, rs an Ok
ford man. symw.thize with your gallant
fellows. But send you my observations.
I The Harvard boat goes down o little by
the head. As she faced the tide, coming
to start, the water nearly ran over her.
1.-THE crew were not in high condition
generally. have long seen this with re.
greet. But it is point on which they were
toucly, and could not approach it with
OuC OucuCt. 1IoOlS. Dtll On LOFulp I
neck, bloodlesss lips, especially of Sim
liness that results from high condition
They were, however, hard in muscle
harder thar the Oxford crew. Yet Sim
mons had diarrhea on the day and for as
hours previously.
..In The race, Oxford did not wait fo1
them as they sometimes do for Cambridge,
but pulled all they knew from the first
A little above Hlnmclsmith Bridge they
were distressed, but got second wind after
ward.
"Tbeir beautiful finish, as shown in
practice, Disappeared III the race, and lit
tic remained of their form but their true
time, the quick advance of the arm, and
tho keen catch at first Of the stroke, which
have won them the day so often. Harvard
pulled the handsomer stroke of the two.
N. Blu practicmg just the reverse.
'The ridiculous theory of the London
press is answered by this, that Harvard
kept the same form in practice and in the
struggle. Oxford did not.
"These remarks are ut yOnr service.
think you may rely upon their accuracy. -
As to the dip forward of boat, my opinion
WAS shared to the full by II distinguished
oarsman with whom compared notes, will
the craft and her behavior in sight. Yours
very sincerely,
| InHDoN, Aug. 2S. CHAs. REAnE."
HoMEorATnIc DosEs. The doses are ri
licnlorsly small, but if they. cure tina
should be IL recommendation rather thu
objection. Granting that You may not b'
able to explain the phenomenon, yet yot
are bound to accept the f,ct, if such it be
In the world Of science the explanation fol
lows the fact. often very slowly. IL is thu
business OF the ADEPT, not tho novice, tt
decide the question of the dose. Ii more
were required, more would be given, AM
tho much is not given, because tho mucl
is not required. IL il conceivable that thu
curative properties 4 medicine arc some
thing quite distinct from the poisonou
ones, and that the curative virtues arc Onl!
developed by our mode Of preparation il
proportion as the poisonous properties nr'
!, destroyed. Homeopathy however, il no
small doses, though its successful applicn
Z ton does require tho exhibition of medi
cflAs Invested of their poisonous proper
ties. If yourself and family may be cure'
Of pain and disease promptly and permall
entity, without being dragged or poisoned
, surely you have occasion for gratitude, ant
humanity has gained somewhat.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics ar
unuueslionnbIy tho best form OF homeo
r,t,ic medicine for family uso. They ar
+ simple, Invested of Ill intricAcy, and Will
= they are harmless they arc efficient. The
t are not only - source OF comfort, but gre'
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