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brain than the other organs of the body among the
most usual causes Of death in the brain is apopeHy
After describing the different pathological condiiohs
OF the brain which may be connected win apopieAy
he stated that he had heard the testimony OF Dts
French and Ring read also the manner IN WHICH 'ne
government witnesses state the deceased was hung
upon the sofa and after examining the SOFA ne
should saw that death did not ensue from mechanic
cal violence but was case of sanguineous apopexy;
he had heard the spasms of the deceased as described
by Pike and in his opinion they were hysterlcal; in
n case where we find a blood-vessel in the brain rup-
tured and no marks Of violence externally we are
unabs to tell whether it is the result OF mechanical
violence or idiopathc apoplexy, but We should infer
it was the atter the blow received upon the of
a person intoxicated and whose blood was in this I'M
healthy and depraved condition, and the person
might have lived longer time if they had not receiv-
ed that blow.
Dr. Simon Fitch was then cal ed by the defense and
testified substantially as did Dr. Gordon, with whom
he said he agreed except to the character Of the fits
or spasms described by Pike; he should say they
were epilepsy and perhaps the precursory symptoms
of the apoplectic stroke which, in his opinion, fol-
lowed. He thought the violence which was described
by the government witnesses insufficient to pro-
duee the state of things testified to by the physicians
in an ordinarily healthy person.
There are two more witnesses for the defense to be
examined. The case will probably be given to the
jury tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 16.
VariQua Alafiara.

WASHINGTON, May 16
Various Matters.
1t was evident fom the discussion in the
House of the Committee on Banking to-day
that majority of the members were opposed
to the main provisions of the Senate currency
bill
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
day:-Currency, $9,5S3, 126; special deposit Of
legal tenders for redemption of certificates Of
coin certificates 1885, 900; outstanding legal
tenders, 1882, 100000.
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Stocks have been very dull since this morning.
Money is quoted at 8 q per cent. Sterling Ex-
change rates remain firm owing to considerable de-
mand from European tourists who are buying letters
of credit.
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DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-There IS no IN
stance on record of well sustained system OF
]udlclous advertising failing of success.
MY success is owing to my liberality in ad-
vertising. "-Bonner
advertised my productions and made mon
ey." -Nicholas Longauorth.
constant and persistent advertising is a sure
prelude to wealth.-Stephen Gi1urd.
HE who invests one dollar in business should
invest one dollar IN advertising that business
"A. Z. SteWdrt
"Without the aid of advertisements 1 could
have done nothing in my speculations. 1 have
the most complete faith in printers ink. Adj
vertising is the royal road to business. Bar
mum.
advertising has furnished me with q COM
petence. Amos Laurence.
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1000 Pairs Kid and Doeskin Driving Gloves,
70 cents, worth $500, at j. Bureighs 80 Mid
die street.
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For the price of S1.6S, the best emb. corset
N the State at Fitzgerads. my16-tf
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THE LOWEST YET-Eight pairs ladies cotton
hose for 50 cents at Fitzgerald's. my16tf
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R,NEs & Robertson are selling great bar
Gains in cashmere shawls apr27eodtf
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LADIES gauntlet gloves from Is cents to G.
cents at Ftzgeralds. my16-u
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


HVEUHuu " HOIesHte UafKetbi
SATURDAY, May. Tho -four market is quiet with
sales in small lots for immediate consumption. Corn
il coming along moro freely and prices continue very
hrm. Lard is quiet and steady. Beef and pork are
without change. Produce is quiet and prices are
unchanged. Molasses is very firm for all grocery
grades, as the stocks of that quality not large
Sugars are dull and ac of, Forest City graduated
selling at lose. Fruit is firm; oranges and lemons
selling at Sc sop box. Coffee is dull though
here are no quotabie changes in prices.
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publication is a welcome visitor to the paror
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall and d. Wentworth, 337 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
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NIVSCELLANEO NOTICES.

DIR. c. KrMBALL has returned to his old
office, where he will be pleased to see his old
friends.
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OHCsSA AhAPVEsS'
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Margaret Ann-1O0O bbls Of
-four, 100 do oatmeal.
HALIFAX. MS. Steamer Falmouth-1300 bbls of
nour 100 bush II boots and Shoes 80 boxes
starch 1850 gals wine, 200 lbs but ter pkgs bacon
10 bbls sugar, pianos, 543 pkgs merchandise.
Foreign Inn ports.
CARDENAS. Brig YsidOra Rionda- IA bids 26
ties Dbl molasses to George Hunt s. Co, Dbl do
to Fred Allen.
TRINIDAD. Brig Qui vive-17s pun. 81 ties mo
lasses to G H Starr.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
SATURDAY. -Oristes M. Plummer, Charles Nc
CURE and Frederick Green. Intoxication. Thirty
days each.
VIM. Conway, Joseph Cottrell and BARLEY Conley.
Intoxication. Fined s. EACH
Richard Nally and Johu Rafferty,. Larceny. Thir-
ty days.
Byron Huff and Nelson w. HUFF. Assault and bat
terry Ordered to recognize in the Of $500 each,
with suroties, for appearance at September term.
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For Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, Urin-
ary Diseases, aud broken down CONSTITUTIONS,
S. b. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier
See Advertisement.
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THE PRESS

Nav be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Rros Marouis Robinson, Brunell q Co..
Andrews, Wentworth, GIendenning, Moses, Hender-
son. and Chisholm Bros on all trains that run out Of
the city.
AT Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L., Hodgdon,
All Waterville, of j. s. Carter.
All Gorham, OF News Agent.
Al Bath, fl. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, Of French Bros. and Stevens & Co.
At Kennebunk, of c. E. Miller
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European Markets.
LONDON, May 16-1230 P. M.-Consols at es3 q
93s for meney and account.
LONDON, May 16-i2.3O P. M.-Amercan sssuri-
tes-U. s. $685. 1865, DID, 1914 U. s. 1910, 1O4s new
IS 104a. Erie Railway 32a q 32a; pref. SO. New York
Central ssa.
LIVERPOOL, May 16-12.30 P. M.-Cotton is nrm
Midng uplands at sgd do Orleans SD; sales Is os0
bales including 5000 bales Tor export and speeala
ton.
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THIRD DAY,

MAY CRIMINAL TERN, 1S74-sYMoNDs, j., PREsID
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NOV ofN St0cA anu 4HAOMcy uHHrRets
NEW YORK, May 14-Norning.-Money3 per cent
Gold at 112a Sterling Exchange, long, ASA; short
do, 4.913.
rho following were the Quotations OF Governments
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

Wir ldlasen Die 0fterc, 6iientIi4e uno
pripate0 iscuilion OerS dulirase fait ebenio
bod on uls ben Stimmtaiten. &0mmt es
II in einSelncn Staoten naSu, Dap oas
Sdullpltem labm gcle9t miro, Damn miro
Die Srage balb au1 in Den Sallen Der 8e.
lebgebuna wiocrt0ncn uno Die nngere6ten
@elebe fallen. Nus bieIcm @runoe 1T bas
Nuftauden oes S6uISwanses in ben 1e'
gislaturen eber fir cine eno9ilti9e 9Hiung
Der S6uIfrage Elm @ortbeil als Gin Na4-
tbciI. llnertrdslid muB Die Sadie iuer=
ben, bann lit es li9er, oab ibr Gnbe nabt.
Che aber ON Stimmfaiten Die geniisen.
De OppoIition erSieIt iperben fann. 1T als
Ter Orts, Defenders in ben Stdoten, Elm
3uiammenscben Der &atbpliten n0tbis uno
nit Srcuoen ieben mir, Dap iiberaa gn-
i%tren9un9en 9emadt weroen, Die S6aa=
rem lopobl irldnoii6er aIs beutlderleits
Su iummeIn. @ebe Der Serr ieinen Se=
gen oo;u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23
0nIeMbnyger @aaettc.

orient BON Stalien pereinist $50 2pscn.
Sas Gonititutionsbu1 oerlelben BON Ma,s
sini lebrt inter anoerm Solsenoes.
,4rt. 80. aGe Sene, pel6e Die Yeieb-
lie Der sebeimen 8eie0i6aft ni6t po0Sieben
ooer beren @ebeimniiie entSeden, weroen
obne Grbarmen erbpl6t peroen.
Sieislbe Straie trifft Die Serrdtber.
yart. 81. Ser sebeime &i@teritubl
miro oas llrtbeil fallen II. einen ooer 3tuei
Ginseweibte ,u beien iofOrtiser 9olitref=
flung besei6nen.
vgrt. 80. 8er INNER li6 weisern mir
De, Den llrtbeilslpru9 81 pOlSieben, miro
als Meineioiger abseurtbeilt unb als iol=
der Iofort um9ebra9t peroen.
yart. 80. Solte Der S3uloise Die
Slu6t ersreiien, 10 miro er unaufbDrli6
uno iberaG perfolst pcrben, uno cine uu=
li4tbare Sanb wii.oe i'm ielbit i'm S9oo=
BE ieiner Wiltter ooer i'm Saberrafel SeIl
erreihen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23
SitterarifGes.-

Dor uns liesen wieber . oeIte, II. II.
49,, bes o gulinser beraussesebenen
unierss Iieben Serrn
II. Seilanoes Seius Gbrifus."
Sieies pra9tpole @ert, D., bel gsnsiser
eri6eint, baden mir i6on friiber ausbrid=
lid belpro9en 10 baB cine @ioerboluns
Der @croienite mnn0tbis lit.
Sos Seft X. Der y4lten II. neuen
Welt", Die ~cbeufals bel @ebr. Sensiser
in Nep YOrt II. Cincinnati beraustOmmt,
Bat pieoer einen Ie6r rei6en Subalt uno
pra9tpple Siloer: 2esenoe pom serbro=
9enen Sufeiisn; aus Sturmesseit, DO
man BON $. Siri6felo Der Stein Der
@eiien Glilabetta Grant, mad Dem
Gn9lii6en BON 81. @eiscl; Der Serratb
Deg &eiters, pon u. Sswalo; 6ata NOR
CANA, BON Or. Sermamn s. &lein Die
Somilie &esse, aus Dem SoldnoiiGen BON
&remer. a0srlei. MD6ten bod DIR. So
milien bieie MOnatsidriit, Die nur jdbrli9
3 Collars toitet, itatt oes S6unoes, ,pie
er i'm YuabanOel sum llntersraben BON
GeliSion u. Moral nur leioer su oft feilse=
bOten wirb, ani9afen.
Cine anoere fatbolil9e 3sitidriit, i'm
8erlase bon 9. Serber, go. 10. South 5.
Ctr, Ct. 2ouis, f0nnen mir ebenIo marin
empieblen. Gs lino oas: 8 ie tatbo=
lt4en Miiiionen". Sbr Snbalt,
Elm duberit rei6balti9er unO ibre Sti9e,
Yra9tarbeiten in 8etreH Der SolSianei-
berei, reiben li6 an Oas Yeite i'm Sadie lie
lultrirter 9itteratur. Die Dor uns lieeen=
De 60 cntbdlt Die @ieoeraufnabme Der
Willion an Como. - Cine 6ubreile in
Sapan. = Die Sominitancr Miilion BON
Son9fin.-Sie Tsgieruns oes &ailers bon
anam, Minb. Micnb 1S2O-lS40.-Nad-
ri9ten aus ben Miiionen Innam, YOlp=
nelien, Oitinoien, Miscelen.-Yeilase fir
Die Sugeno Mus Dem boben Nprben.-
Yuntes.
Die go. s Der D6dcilia", scr Dos
natsi6riit fir fatb. &ir9enmulit itebt
feiner anbern iriibsrn nod. Defenders
gut bat inns Der artitel rGiniges iiber air=
9enmuiif" BON 6r. Sdneiocr 9eialen, ir=
Dem Die Srase, mas air9enmuiit lit, trei=
Iens ertdutert miro. Sie muiifalii6e Sei=
la9e entbdlt Die 5~ortieBuns Der Missa In
honorem St. Joseph uno cine Sesper auf
bas 1eit zines ). Yefenners, Der ni6t Yi=
Idol mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23
YAms oem So9em.

Ser Sfoen Der Saru9ari, elmer Der per=
breitetercn gebeimcn Sroen in b. .. Staa=
ten, lit na1 Den 9eri1ten ieiner @ro6lo9e,
Die fiirsli6 in q. Yort taSte sur 3eit in
81 Staaten Der Union pertreten. BON De-
men Ne,p= Yort, Yenniplpanien, ylep- Ser.
len, Marplano, Obio. SentudD Snoiana,
NliHouri, Sainois, @isconiin uno Maiia.
6uletts ei9ene Staats= @roblogen baben,
wabrsnb @sit-@ irsinien, Senneliee, 9oui=
llama, Seras, Soma, Mi6igan, Gonnecti=
cut, Gbooe Sslan0, Neip=Samibire uno
Selamare unter birefter @eri9tsbarfeit Der
Yunbes= 8roBs9O9e arbeiten. Sem Se.
ri6te oes @rpbletretdrs Otto bon Neport
entnebmen mir folsenoe itatiltiife NOti;en f:
@siarmtsabl tr
5ar llSteraleunss 3rsds tn aranibsts. une
Sterbefdatn rpurten IN ten lsstsa ;pe
Sdbren 5,UyS.24
Gs muroen in bcrlelbsn 3eit 6205 Bril-
Der unteritiibi II. I'll Wittpen. Gs far
ben $40 8rEber unb 304 Srauen BON
Srioern.
Ser oberite Srobe Gatb oes OrOens
Der 3otb mdnner %periammelte ii9
biesmal in indianapolis Su isiner Sabres.
periammlung. Na9 Dem Sabresbeti9ts
bat Der Aroen: in MarDlanb 1859 Mits
sIieber ; i'm Siitritt Columbia SGT Yir=
0inien, 1882; Yenniplpanien, 1886;
Nep Serlep, 1898; Ohio, 1898; &entudp,
4SO; Snoiana, 1910; 9elapare, 675;
M%ifouri, 4O6; G%alifornisn, 2647 /; Sen-
neIIee, 246; @elt-8 irsinien, 512; Mi4i-
gan, 262 ; Nep Dort, 942; Oregon, $50 /;
WaNa9uietts, %; Horo.Garolina, $50;
Sainois, 70 co; Soma, 43; 2ouiiiana,
So. Sie meilten anoeren Staaten u. Sers
ritorien iinO in Dem geri&te nidt erwdbnt.
Ser neueite S9smatismus bss v8anbes
Der Treimaurer Der 8roBen Nationalmut=
terloae Der preufiiden Staaten v3u Den
brei @elttuseln" uno idmmtli9er mad uno
unter ibrer Contribution a%rbeitsnoen Jrei-
maurerto9terlosen fir bas Waurerjabr
1S74I75" (%anfanseno BON IeBten Soban=
nistaa) sdblt unter Dem w. Hubrum, Dem
@erseidnib Der auslanbiiden Gars
telfoaen, sub N. 10 Den .Groborient
bon Stalien su Som, bsiisn Superintendent
0as @roblogsnmit9liso YrofsHOr ertraoro.
Der Wleoicin Dr. s.. W. 6. Mlbredt an Der
gerlinsr llniuerlitdt 1T. Dieter .Grob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

Giner Correspondents aus Notre Dame,
Snbiana ehtnebmen mir fplsenoe %interels
lante fir9lide Neuisteiten, Die mir oss
&aumes wesen tiirser fallen mubten:
@m u. Wtai tebrte Der bod. 9. S. 2antb
c. S. C. BON leiner &eiie in Die alte Seimatb
2uremburs suriid unb bradte CUR ausbil-
bung 2 Sinslinse uno 9 Sun9frauen, ole
bis auf einsn Der aus Nittel, Yreuben, se-
seniiber Madtbum, i'm @rOBberSrstbum
gebirtis. Wir iiberseben bic Namen uno
Den @eburtsort I'M lie bel Der Gintleioun9
ooe. Dem Yrofeb tlno su dbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

Der Is. @uSuit Maria Simmeliobrt,
miro lpobl manden Mitglieoern Der Gon=
greeation unpsrseBli1 iein. Siejenisen
Der Seminariiien, pel6e bas @eliiboe fir
ewis in Die SdnOe oes bo6lp. Yater BRO
p~inSiaIs ablesten, iino q. Maber, S. ..
&eaL beibe Srldnoer uno g. 6ranciscus
BON gana9, 9uremburs. Sir Gin Sabr
lesten oas 8eIiiboe Oes @ebOrl ans ab:
~9lleranoer &iri6 BON &iinbis Gurembura)
unb Elm Gpanier, 6. Oliper. Na6 Seen=
bieuns Der feierIiaen Sanoluns, Ias Der
bod. 9ater ErrpinSial Mciie in wel4er
ssmeini9aftli6 Die Mitslieoer Der Gon=
9resation sum Slide bes Strrn sinsen.
Rad DER @feiie mar Grneueruns Der Sc
liiboe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23
Orei Yer(ammrnnaetl

Qret yerlamua(nmgen In @roBau,
Hbeined uno ct. @alen p~erlansten neu-
LID Die auibebuns Der idmmtli9en I'M
canton ct. @alen nod beitebenoen &l6s
ter, beren 3abl 13 betrdst no 6rauen.
Hotter uno 8 &apu3inertl0iter.) Sis 1alt-
tatbolifsn" Der Staot ct. 8aQen baben
oieie GOrbsruns in elmer einsabe fOrmu.
lirt unb Die Yerpenouns bes &loitsrper-
mosens gu grsisbunssspedsn besebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

gu ct. Murp lesten 16 MOpisinnen Die
@elibOe in Die Sdnoe ieiner Sodwiirocn
bes GrSbii6of's YurceQ BON Cincinnati oh
uno Is Yoitulantinnen, unter benen 9
2uremburserinnen paren, erbielten aus ben
Sdnben Oesielben 9rdlaten oos Orbens=
tleib. Sie beiben 2anbestinoer iino Gotb.
Scopes bon Gana6, iebt Sdmelter
Maria @igbert" uno rNnna Wilmes"
uon &eoinsen, jest S6weiter vMaria
Slanoina".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

Ginen neuen 3uiua9s erbielt Die Gpn=
sresation om 4. September our9 Die gln-
funit bon 4 Siin9linsen uno 6 Sunsfrau=
en- aus benz %luremburser Ganoe, Die nod
elmer lsbr rubisen uno sliidliden Seereiie
anfanss september in New YOrt lanoe=
ten uno an A.. abenos bier eintraien.
Snoem mir Dem Gorreiponoenten Srn. 9.
s. 5. fir ieineM ittbeilunsen oanfen, beoau=
ern mir, oab es uns beim lpaten gintref.
fen bes Yriefes uno Dem s%srinsen sur 0is=
petition itsbenoe &aum nidt mOsli9 mar,
biesmal Die gauge GorreipOnoenS gu pcrof-
isnilidcn. Der feblenoe She'll alio oas
nddife nal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

ter General unb Der 6odw. YropinSial
peridumtcn cs ni6t ibre 8~slebrun9en 81
ertbeilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

@m 30. Suli iebrte Der bo9p. s. Sorin,
General Der Congregation oes B. &reujes
unb Der ebrtp. 8ruoer 8incent, Der dlteits
Yruoer Der Congregation, bon Der pilser,
i&aft mad Hom suriid uno wuroe aufs
bersli6Ite bon Den 0dtern uno 8riiosrn
be%miatOmmnet. Ms 9ant fur Die sliid=
li6e polbra9te &eiie puroe Elm nSeoeum"
seiungen; Der bo9w. 8ater SOrin belt
cine fur,e Inrebe unb ertbeilte Den pdpltli-
den Se9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

@m 81. reiite Der bo9p. Serr 2ouase
c. S. G.. N~opiSenmeiiter nod Jrantreid in
pi9tisen @eidaften Der Congregation.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

Sie aljabrise Hetreat puroe nit iebr
sutsm grfOlss unter Der 9eituns bes pas
tsrs gOonep a~bsebalten. Ser bo4ip. Pa-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

9m IA. ausuit ertbeilte Der bodw'ite
Sil6of &ilmour BON Glepelano gu ct.
MarD, 100 er frantbeitsbolber lett Dem "a.
SUM lpeilte, inter sliliitenS Deg bo9p.
Serrn Moes, Director bes Seminars in
Glepelano, unO onoerer YrieItcr lupie
mebrerer Ssminariiten BON Hoire Dame )
Siin9lin9en Die Yrieiterpeibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

am s. september, am Settle Maria Sc
burt, leste Der Seminariit M. &e0p, Elm
Srldnoer, ieinen Yroielt ab uno oarna6
erbielt Der Seminariit g. Sobannes bon
Gii6en, 9ursmburs, uno mebrere 8riiter
ben &loiterbabit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

gm %. 4uguit muroe Serr S. =. Gon-
nell c. S. c. o bemielben Yrdlaten in
Der Gapelle Su 9oretto Oi, lebte @eibe err
tbeilt.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
THE "ALHAYS TO BE.h

Everybody has heard of The Coming Man.
that curiously complete character who is to
supersede the confession Of the prayer hook,
leaving nothing which he should do undone
doing nothing which he should not do, and
being intellectually, morally. physically, and
all otherwise quite superior to the blind,
Numbering, second-class Man of the Past or
Man of the Period. This character so digni-
fed by the definite article, seems to serve
mainly to inspire penultimate conundrums.
VIII he drink wine viii he smoke tobacco
viii he shave his beardf Will he wear sack
or swallow tail These are queries mainly
valuable as affording texts for magazine arti-
cles more or less profitable both to the writer
and the publisher. 1t would be waste of
pity to bestow it upon an abstraction still
gestating in the womb of time. Else
we should tenderly compassionate The
Coming Man, partly because there is danger
that he may be so good as to be also goody,
and partly because, though always coming, he
may never come, save as q shadOwy lay figure
upon which to hang dissertations. And also
sermons. For here is reverend preacher in
certain city. who, Sunday or so since, per-
baps being seriously alarmed at ecclesiastical
prospects in general, discoursed from Ephe-
slams, ", 81, upon the question: "Will the
"Coming Man attend Church ~ !, We hasten
to relieve the alarmed reader by assuring him
that our reverend friend not only answers his
own query in the affirmative, but assures us
that, in his opinion. the Church win be much
better worth attending-which Is comfort
able thing to hear. "The pulpit we are
told, "n not for pulling sentimentalisms, but
"for wide awake presentations Of that
"truth which can mold tho heart
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
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PUBLIC OPINION.

There are but two parties in this country.
There wIll until IL is fully settled whether the
laws OF Congress can be enforced throughout TIE ene
nation.-fProvidence Journal (Rep.l
The disorders in New Orleans directly grow
out OF the usurpations Of kellogg, backed by Grant
should not these things cease Ii they do not tue
republican form of our Government Is Iarce.-thar|
ford Times (DemJ
We would inform our Northern friends that
the names of the old politicians of Virginia have long
lost their SPELL and If they desire TO know virginia
sentiment they would do well to apply 70 the active.
eSrnest Young yrglnians 40 now "rule the roost"-
lRichmond Enquirer lDem)
We may expect within few days, to see
the Federal troops patrong the streets OF New Oreans
been two 1mes already. They will then remain
suppressed" for few months longer, and when ke,
break out again proud result years Of
" "statesmanship"-(Ph Philadelphia Chronicle Nnd.l
If the madness does not run its course and
give place to more sensible, to say nothing
oyal proceedings before hve days out will bs
solemn duty OF the Government to crush this new
insurrection old field by IN its power.
and the nation will sustain IL with all the more earnest
ness from the conviction OF how much lost by the
want Of such promptitude in ls6i-lBoston Journal
(Rep)
The responsibility for not rectifying the
State OF louisiana Is upon Congress, and the blame OF
the riotng going comes home 10 the Republican
Senators who inderenty neglected the duty OF acting
sndry needless speeches about IT, But the neglect OF
Congress whatever evils resulted therefrom, and We
have disposition belittle them will not justify u
the nation this action OF the White Leagues-Bostop
Advertiser (RepD
The time is almost here when the common
sense OF the country must assert ITSELF when well.
meaning of all parties will call for governmental
policy that rises higher than the preudices OF the war
and the miserable arts OF political trcksters pronng
them. The hope OF the South Is IN tue political con-
fusion that is coming When parties formed
national bases with national Issues between them,
influence in the councils Of the country.-lRchmond
Wing (DemD