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Address r. WELLS Broad N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-04

BEEcHER ON THE RIoTERs.-Henry
Ward Beecher, through the Christian
Union, says:
The Orange societies should parade
next week with not a banner less or
one inscription rubbed out. They
should not do 1t on an implied promise
that If protected for once they will
then do it no more. They ought to
move through the streets of New York
until nobody thinks of molestlng them.
When that time arrives 1t will be a
matter ofno public Importance whether
the annual procession is kept up or not,
but as long as 4 dog wags his tongue
against an Orange procession, or o be-
wildered magistrate forgets his duty
toward them, the public good requires
the countenance of the Orangemen of
New York. If they walt until next
year to march through the streets Of
the city, they will betray q sacred duty.
BY accident they have become the rep
resentatives of a principle which lies at
the foundation Of modern civilization.
They do not nov represent a spent
fact in history but a living principle.
1t Is not the battle of the Boyne In Ire
land, but q question Of liberty in New
York,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-04

TuE examination Of druggists under
the new law In force In New York,
commenced In that city on July 24th.
Seven out of fifteen persons who had
been notified appeared and passed a
highly creditable examination before
the board Of four examiners. The
average length of the examinations
was one hour and a half. The appli-
cant presented himself first to the
secretary, who registered his name
and address, and was then introduced
to each one Of the examiners In sue
cession. The questions, about forty In
number from each examiner, were
submitted In writing, and the answers
were given either viva voc or may be
written out. The examination was
directed so as to test the knowledge OF
the applicant In regard to practical
pharmacy, the different weights and
measures, materla medica, the modes
of distinguishing drugs and medicines,
the effect Of medicines on the system,
and the customary doses, incorrect
prescriptions, and subjects of q similar
character. Theapplicant's knowledge
Of chemistry, and Of the proper mode
Of detecting poisons, with their anti
dotes, was also tested. It Is stated
that letters bearing the forged sigma
lures Of two Of the examiners had been
sent to various druggists In New York,
informing the recipients that on the
payment of afee Of $50 their certlfl-
cates would be granted without any
examination and without any further
trouble. .EuDg "-I .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-04

MORE ABOUT BRreHAM.-We have
low some correct figures regarding
Brigham Young. They come from one
of the editors Of the Toledo Blade, who
has recently visited Salt Lake City.
Brigham" says this writer, "has
only sixteen wives; three having died.
His last marriage, to an English
woman, was ten months since. Young
has forty-eight children, having lost
The youngest is less than a
year old; Brigham himself having just
reached the allotted age of man, three
score and ten. On his SEVENTEEN birth
daytime lst-his wives made q sur
prise dinner party, a family affair en-
tirely, only Including his wives and
children, and he was called to the
dning-room, there to meet his unex-
pected guests and receive their con-
gratulations. Three Of his wives were
not present." Only sixteen wives and
forty-cight children. Let us hear no
more of those ridiculous stories regard
ing Mr. Young's family. vEIE >