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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

Thr Mitchell t.a unity l'tess says ".
n, i,nnlik n tho l'e.isille Review
vas the victim II ~ 10 rphl.rs. IA
the nnniun Home III usagr, las, week
t'yul enough fur him, an editor has mn
business with q 0,,. any huw.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

Tho .,inl of lhs urorgi. negroes
charged will, intarrcrtifI. iaH rnin-
nrnreI nj sanlrfa.illr. and liz charge
~ Jnlxr lletschrl Y. Jvlu.pn u 4
nu,lel u walrm al,I moderation The
pollay If lhe authorities has hcsn cmi.
nentl, prudent, dispaasionate aud just
through MI the roeeut lluulles, and
now frrri,r- Ad,led weight ftom tho
admirable spirit exhibited hy the judo.
niy. lnilcr ths rulings il JuIrs
johnson. n II eersain lhat .Lv invest.
ii,u.inn viii IL entitelf fair u,I im.
tAstfHi I'll ltH Het ~ ha
iA,i .lni ea . tNta
tIvn tiial .trJ 49, ptiliiS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

stitam Nrsus has ~, N Orr
s.tsek 4 vs,tsls ~ ,lr fa|l trade. llr
hAs ssme III ihe Hnrst anil hesl ha,N In
NJ market kse,s,niy ias;,nl IL eame
anil SO the new things,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

\ camp meeting !. u ho hold ~ tho
grove two miles writ II Limo Springs
Station, Commencing "Wednesday
Sept, 18th anl continuing sis days.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

This county Ii ~ vuio oA the l,ips-
tion VI restraining stock from running
Al large, NJ the general election In Ue.
.ohur We ~. III hope, thu measure
may carry. believing II will Il, for tho
lest interest u the county. tim, stock
turncd loose upon ,he rrairies, should
DO attended hs herls1man III
tAia connection wc would ark ii the
form II bull !. announced i, the Aud.
iim ii sullieirnil. ielini,pf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

Rev. J Dolrh will preach on tho
subject cf Evil Speaking, next Sunday
evening.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

Geo. pattrn conductor nn tho night
freight was Instantly Killed un ~atuf-
day night ~ his train henul ea.t was
pulling nut ~ Lime springs Il ar
pears that hc had rot on q ihe frunt
par, of tho train md wns passing u
the rear, when III consequences NJ tho
slippery condition of tho ears. Git was
lust after the haii and rain of that
mighty he lost his footing anl foil bo-
tween the cars. The traia passing oscs
lis shoulder md tic hack rnrt u bis
hcad removing n.a,ly une hall VI the
head. Tho body wen. eas, for burial
OH Monday
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

Specie S.o,hil. ~
Now there il n grand specie has's'
the dollar in euin ~ SiAl of pnpsr
promises nearly e. u cent - the
dollar .Anl then that this beautiful
lietipp II specie basis IT these hauks
should Lr robbed ofc.en this shuw oi
rperic IN their vaults Ny the probable
fact that the cnin reported IN the bank
vaults IL probably ,hrce.fonrths q II
~ha. IL called Treasury cin nptrs.
mere paper PROMISES. and TINT ths real
proportion VI csin ~ circulating npies
j. fr.m SsuN t. Slupu dullats of nu,es
u one II c.in. D, - the r.snmptianlsls
cail II u tho worlds monry. II
looks wonderfully ~ Though specie rc.
sumption. rnfarced ~ voluntary. under
such n statement nf facts was simply q
scheme whereby somebody hal got 10
bc swindlcd. We should liko u hear
from our noarly mutt. but usually vol
nble editorial f.iehd Frank llAt.on u
tha llAwk.Eye ou this slbjeet. l'er-
hars biz vanity can initiate this sp~eis
bubble % that Il will bc adequate fos
Tho redemption 81 tho outstanding
4
notrs IL tho national hanks III Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

Tho Detroit Tribune very eAn.li,lly
.y.i "slo.oa W. Field .sys ths nsw..
papers Are III ewnsd ~ lsnkers.
Wult. ~ want a. hc intro uceds IL
'unrs' right away. W. viii thank
Mr. fi.lI u punt lin vut 10 ~. ll.'r
tho chap
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10
BANK Iyrl.ATlON.
xpecls llrsMmr,len

1'he Iowa State Register recently
published n statenent II the resources
aui liabilities IL NIL tho national hanks
IL Iowa showing the following Items
Tuspl lssns and ,llsc,mnis sii,aJl,W'i ~
II, 4 circulating nslcs sl,uis, i31.n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

difference - sai .ts. vi.
Owing 10 ,lrppsitcrs Sil,si>,lit' ~
Whence this inha,innf Will thu llawk.
Eye or amy contraction, ''spceic re-
Sumption ~ .'honcs' moncy' news
paper III Iowa explain where tho basis
|. fnr tho excess VI lonns ovcr and
above tho amount Il ,hones oNnel y.
tho banks And since Il has sueh /,
dread II imitation. viii II rlcasc cs-
anime and report IT, or,niun about
this els,5lu.lis,, iii, "luaa,ipn bubble
In .Lc national baiks u Iowa.
Hut this statement shows another
fac. that the specie resumption raler'
should hasien IL herald forth. that !,
that tho national banks ~ iowa are
prepared tor Immediate resumption,
IN proof af tLis lot them publish these
facts aal figures gathered frpm thc
statement III question.
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding naliunal Lark mites
6t.6ts. l.,5 ,Ut
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

Outstanding nalinnnl lank no.ca
St.6is. 10 10
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-09-10

lion siiat .iir5 49, gi,il,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
New l)ublita!ions.

NARMINA CONCORDIA.-The Songs OF
~ Union College elegantly bound IN cloth 81 10. ,op's
mailed. WIN. A. POND a. Co, SiT BroAi"y' bl"n'n
store, 30 Union square
CCHLIEMANN's TROJAN DISCOVERIES
~ Ulusraiell
gayard Toyors account Of Explorations OF nr srhc
mann IN thc Field Of Ancient Troy Is published IN
EXTRA NO. Is. Price, postpaid 20 cents Seven tribune
Extra Pamphlets address in tho unitei aat io' -
send for circulars Address THE TRIBUNE Ncw-fofE'
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lustrucllcn.
For Rows and Young Men-City.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE - Entrance examlna-
u Candidates for admission T De receiY n ~ 'a a
" tlisJl .tlDA
o. 40 o'clprk a. m hi ates FOR admission - int '' vi
Mines viii received at the same hoir on MVNDA Jno
M AZ III. Re ,sIars In the school on the college tf'ci
+. a. T.. BARNARD. III" d. President.
ALL Summer Opcn.-Willson n WaiWofihs!
~ Rueiue.. College and Ph,nOgraphic Institute so ftnJ
Fourteen "a ST. Union square, day and evening send of
circulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11

Convenient manuals for the European tour
st, who purposes exploring fine wonders OF the British
metropolis before proceeding to the Continent, are
PascOe's LOnd1a quite dI,i directory for american
7rdcc,crs dee 4 Shepard, and Mtrshs american G"de
10 LDnd0a lockwood & Goa, which contain cNcryIlin-
to satisfy inqurins minis and more than tacy can
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co h)bom it man Couesrn.

DROF. LOONl5'' Select European PaIti"s.-
second lariY-ihe tour Of ~ ~ RAND am ita jue 2t
To- Sept al expense, $50 gold. lmri Party Tho our u
Europe acs Only 20 II months all expense. 400,
goi Address t 1.oOns BoGa ,,'are Schrn, ora x co.
rYO WEITEHS.-Onc possessed OF acEllowl
edged rry talent a'l ct,s!caly educate 1. aat
-,hd with repv printed specimens of st'le, and Who's" lec
expectations for the first a' NO lerato mag form
desirable AMI ornament lcnt Uy addressing tDiJOhs
j.. q. station II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11

The Phrcaologicdl journal for June is a
memorial number in consequence of the lamcncd death
OF the late editor. Mr. S. T. Wells with several appro
pirate tributes his character II is announced that the
journal will he continued without any essential change
In purposes and agcmcnts. hich will be crafty ING
Intelligence to large circle of friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
SUAKESPEARE DIVERSIONS BY FHAScIs JACOX svo
pp Boo Scriinor Wexford, Il Armstrong.

BOO Scnlncf, Ncioln' " Ni"HHohs'
The second title of this volume, A Medley
Of Motley Wear aptly describes its purpose and charac
ter Select passages from shakcspeares sonncts and
dramas are taken for texts which the author hangs
series OF reflections on every imaginable and unn'ag
Unable subject accompanied with eopious illustrations
from the chief writers in the whole range Of English lit
eratire. The book is both instructive aud amusing,
though not litNc provoking in its sudden transitions
train of Thought TO another, and often at the
widest extrcm.s II is like listening to promscuons
concert in which the music shifts from the grand piano
IT, the lewsharp with RAINING accompaniment OF bass
drums bassoons flutes ana fIIles The reader Will do
well 20 dip into it sparingy, little al time ami that
seldom for free indulgence in its dainty fragments Will
Uc sure to produce a surcit.
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Gitn Real gsstnle for Sale.

ELEcANT HOUSE in 73d-st. for SALE or
- ci to exchange Tor Encsinb r~ lots in New" YORK
~ illuoalyl. kiLAND - NijTiNG, B'"klan-st.
EOR SALE or ENCHANGE-A iour->tory
i brown-spue DWEfITN'i near Central Park for Wal
NCr IT. MBEK AND LOVER GRADES or PINE. Price
f.i0OJ =. J." b, III tIilceSt
. AINDRY and COOKING RANGES that
/ tie above. EcononcI. Durable Warranted.
IL. GEIPFEN x 60, 3laNc., above 2"lst, New York
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miscellaneous

1'LEVATOnS.-Hand Elevators for Ware
A houses, St0I., Factories Hot Dealings, &c an D.
seen in Nc YORK city az MsIs. a. L. < \. Stunts Ware
houses Boyle iyies, Henry Mclss Acker, Meriai Con
dit Root seaman x CO.'S W Jury Clock Co.. H., Ian ~
Smith y son. BlderA aul others. S'hl flr circular ana
pricelist. JAMES BATES Paseniee No PI.shisntst.
Baltimore, Md.
Il SiMh MADE in Wal-st. from S1G6 in.
" OOO vested n lL, Oh flie go 80 pay piOpOc
ioa 100 shares Of any stock bought deposit 1900
Pamphlet free. SIMPSON, DAREAGH K co, bankers
and BoHsTs, al BrOaiway, cOEuc NAsG New OTk. h. u
Box Z, l70.
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For Young Ladies City.

ARTEN, II East 43i-st., near
~ Madison ave. ods AL bsst Kiniergatin IN ne ai,y
All the FrDebel occupations taught tholnlghV lrinni
Tor II, es .nl teach schools ani families suppcd
"a Nh X ler1artuerA Miss n. ". CJk, Pr1n
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Ceeal No:iecs.

GUPREME COURT, NETWORK COUNTY!
Ic-AuGCsf.S ": NICoIG. trustee for SOPHIA y b:
REYNOLDS, Iilntiu, a.t.nst 4, .tFsN kEhNIN ami
MARGARET !. H.RWiN, hia lie, eOBBi.r WALLACE.
CHARLES CONIEN, K1Bi.tsr ORNIsrON, RICHARD
:. NEwCoMBE. JOSEPH koHNEh. MArLB9RoUGH
CHURCHILL. MARCUS hDiINI.lt itOSALIE ri. AMI
IsIpORE PERL, her husband, JOSEPH LEVY, and
HENRY LIpAtAN de'rndaAts Aiae.ilel summons TO tao
defendants. lOn hereby Summoned and Required
sw.r the am, ndd complaint al ths ton, when tied
tho q Tx Office CITY 81 New York Tx lGt day
March, 1875. M tn a'opy your answer the sad
complaint the bse5rr, ~ LIZ oIce, at No N.Ii'G,t,
within after The
exclusive day Of vice; you
the COM iIut within the rc~., tie lita.f this
act " II apply Ia the Court for rccf demanc N the
congratulated March lrth, io1J
+. JANE, FJT,H Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Ncw- ltreen nca! Gstnte for Sale.

ORANGE. y. j., SPECItITY.-(;rca variety
" rRttEHlA Tor SALE and RENT O.Hec hours 10 3
F. m. l. H. GERRY, 80 Nassau IL, and Orange, opposite
depot.
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Drocklnn zeal estate FOR Sale.

IL wanting CHEAP HOMES, cHsv terms,
L a ~en' Tor circular 10 H. H. kiihOGfi, HrAiway.
NOR SALE OR TO lighthouses furnished
unlufn~lDd. stone brick IN the ih 30
healthy and dclshtfl street, ia .,0lyn, Cuyors
Duryea's ~tudd,r- and carroll, chur,h,s tah and
ine list. JAMES g. HALL ~ son. $40 Franklin ave-
Greene, BIookyn.
NNE of the most desirable LOTS in Green
" wood for sale containing Jio superficial. feet Address
II. SlfNGUL % Maucu+in".
ROBERT ). BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
"a ESTATE and MORTGAGE LOANS, ~. 20t Montague
ST. Continental }rhngl 'rooksn The exchange OF Brook
ly Nc,N ork Eei ESTATE tor Farms, Village other
Country Property : made specially II the business The
superior 10 those presented bv other broker OHnrrs Uf
sell the solicited 10 srnd fill icclip
on uosc 81 tac property 10 the advertiser stating. also
their wishes regard TO IT. OOrfcs 0ncnc" with Of
invited full rrcirt kept II all r. Al Tor
sal. and property l.t Tor sale escapes
f0n. q real estate business
n extensive Iiintncc among property
asr, AMI other. uncIualct facilities To the
User III Tao negotiation 0 description OF READ estate trans
actions Houses and lots in the hest of BROOKLYN
particularly In The vicinity OF Prospect fath, the
and Brooklyn flights. Tor sal- easy pay
men u 'rs AMI others purchasing los Of the uudrrs gd
can nj the same time secure nor bubn Oans aud have
every practicable inancnl facility furnished
Any glifoi amOIn OF 10 loan bond and
npfON "A city property Good applications wanted by
ROBERT = BUSNiNO. 2Ji Mpntdgu. st, Brooklyn.
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PROBLEMS OF LIFE AID MIND BY GEORGE HENRY
IEwEs. First S,r.es. Foundations of Creed. Vol. H.
limo. PIP. 4S1. James H. OSgOOd * COZ
The purpose Of the series which is brought
conclusion by the issue OF the present volume,
establish the principles of dogin tic philosophical
creed, but TO exhibit the method which determines all
successful inquiry and Ia specify certain general results
which derived from ils exercise. The fr, problem
10 which the attention OF the author is here given,
lates to the conditions Of certainty in the formation OF
human belief All knowledge, he maintains, is Of
purely subjective character and transcend the
limits OF consciousness. There min Is which
feel of evaporation az the scientific solutions,
which decline the aid OF incOmprehcusie external
cies that cannot be expressed ia terms Of experience
They dead lest research should dssiplc their by
removing the darkness and thus rob NIre OF that mys
terry which deepens as they gaze But science is only
The anay SIS OF the facts of experience into their
compliments, and the ASST gnmg 10 each its place.
Ii enables 10 forcsee results which not obvious
the differences OF ordinary perception and in
cases. in direct contradiction 10 such inferences Eat
this provision is strictly accoldant with all the laws of
vision Whenever passes the boundaries Of sense
is only by extension OF the data Of We
serve phenomena and explain them, that is 10 say
we have actual feelings and anayze them into posi-
ole feeling, just grasp things, and take them TO
pieces to see what they are composed Of Ii Is uhe
rent desire of man to explain what he sees, TO under
stand what he feels But all explanation Is naming and
measuring, qualitative and cumulative. lie registers
his erences 10 signs. which represent his intellectual
wealth, IA money represents his physical wealth. Ex
PLANTATION, then, s anal real ideal IL takes the OBJ
ec The feeling, " pieces aud perfect anaIJ
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CORPORATION Noii.es.

A PPRENTIC Commissioners ot Pub
~ lie Charities and Correction wish p appr mice" ip rrput
aplo parties the boys aud under fheir charge.
FOR particulars The City Record Copies oi sae Al No
2Cty liall.
GRADING. PAVING. &c.-SEALED PRO
~ POSAfS will D. received hy TIE DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS until IL o'clOcS noon Jlne l. 80 foe
tagging,
For ifcillr, The city Record copies fYr al Il No.
City haL
1tALEoF MANVRE-SEALFD PROPOSALS
- viii b. r,reived by the FIRE DEPARTMENT, nth ~
O'Clock a. IT, 1873, for fa Pur' base Of the manure Vt
The Fire ID. iaitiIcnt FOL on year.
For par cuars The Iy record Copies for 4Hc At No
2C.ty Hall.
SEALED PROPOSALS for making repairs
- Ia pier, at the 22i AMI f29iss, North River,
AID NO last River W. he pl'Iy- AZ the oi'" 81 tho
Department D1rks until II orock u Fr"sy juno
II, 1870
CITY Hall
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who, tia peces can he put together, so as TO
form tho original whole. Tho mechanism OF
a watch "a explained when the different parts
ara exhibited in their reciprocal relations. We take
IL TO pieces and put IL together again. so that hc'P
time as before. By a similar process, the meclahsh VI
the heavens is explained, when the niatbemalea' re
tons Of the planetary masses anay zed, and the syn
hesis ia effected by comparison OF these conceptions with
the observed facts But the best explanation il imef
,ect 10 we refuse 10 restrict ourselves within the limits
of scientific Gnaty and demand cause OF the cause
nm origin of the origin In this mystery forever
accompanies our search shadow which reccdes, bur
never lessons When the chemist has analysed water
into its constituent gases he has given IA relatively
perfect explanation. Nor is this perfection esscned ny
its relatively. Each gas may in turn present fresh
problem, aud their union may he viewed IA a special
care Of some wider law. But the explanation Of the
composion OF water is complete within the limits
assigned. Our cognton Of thing, accordingly. is q
morc~Or less complete enumeration OF its relations.
Nothing exists in itself and for itself The highest form
of existence Is that moral and intellectual condition
which determined by tho fullest consciousness OF rca-
tons The RELATIVELY of hum1n knowledge thus forms
the keynote Of Mr.. Lewes's dacriue concerning the
foundations of a creed In discussing the subject he
leaves few problems Of modern science untouched. His
theory Is exhibited in great variety of Applications,
and with nrar am pituie Of illustration Tie tone OF
the work Il must be admitted cvnccs remarkable I'M
provencnt on the earlier productions which gave the
author the reputation of certain hprancy and preten
ton in the treatment OF the gravcst questions OF
human thought He no longer to regard philoso-
ply as ifeoss carcass for which there remains only II
decent burial to be followed by the and the
bogaphers In spite OF himself the great problems OF
metaphysicaI speculation return, and challenge the
highest powers OF his subtle aud versatile intellect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
REAL ESTATE.
vrvyoex Thursday. June 10, 1873.

At the Exchange to-day the sales were more
numerous than usual Jerc. Johnson, Jr "ililah h'I-
nelly and A. j. BesckeF & son conducted "s'h So
John McClyc s. Co sold by order o. executors io'' vi
er,h,. o,o,,,n.lr, and 10 ty>si.th and Onc-hun-
rod and forty seyentllsts Full desaii5 VIII DO lonh"
below.
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For Boys and Young Men-country.
Id DIlINE GEIInDI. SlIlllII

~ -
~ IIDGFS MEDIA ACADEMY, l3 mil rom Phlahri
MIA direct by AMI
s0n for LITTLE boys for whom The New OK GIaph
home lfo usually fodnd III
special
United at anv the quart or Tor % weeks at "'"
rates "A al easy Mr. B1yant Taylor says 9A,
great pleasure recommending Ia parents lie A'achl U
sxbirhS G. SHOK1'LIpGE ~ principal / IN hal an op
portuntv of rging manner in when te Ache ny ~
az y n a. port Of the pupils who att nj
I satisfied that nothing ~ neg ecsei wicn in l
thr both tine intellectual moral deS eOpnen 81 mo az =
For pctnr- OF bilng and circular, address = c. SHORT
1 l Nj Pm
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ANE of the most desirable LOTS in Green
~ wood for sae containing Jo superficial feet. Address
H.. = NIGEL. Naucirlin..
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BrcokInn propcrtn 90 Get.

ITO LET-Partly furnished, first-cIass stone
4 DWELL ING. 4G5 rOmpkn%aye. near FUtoDst. Brook.
yn Apply 10 owner, 473 Tompkns ave-
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
Mr.. Jay csuId as Public Bene-
mct0r.


On several occasions of late Mr.. Jay
Gould has shown commendable public
spirit by stepping in TO stave off panic.
When Messrs. Duncan e. Sherman failed he
bought very heavily, as was generally under
stood, of various stocks, to prevent the
market from tumbling downwards at panic
rate When the stoppage of the Bank of
California threatened. on Friday, to send
stocks down again, Mr.. Gould was once
more ready to buy and keep the market firm.
1t is fortunate thing for the street and the
country that We have a man so public spirited
as to take load on his shoulders which the
street, the mass of spectators, dares not or is
unable to hold.
There have been people who accused Mr..
Gould of being merely selfish speculator-
man who had regard for no interest but his
own, and who was capable of even creating a
panic in order to enrich himself by the ruin
of many Others But, evidently, this must
be mistaken judgment; for of late he has
bought right and left, with the plain design
to prevent panic. Not only this, but he
has bought, according to all accounts, securi-
ties which others were very willing to get rid
Of and at prices at which the street was glad
to sell to him. Nobody but a man who sin
cerely and even anxiously desired TO prevent
panic and general fall in securities
would do this. The question which
people are asking themselves now,
in view of this course of Mr.. Gould, is,
How long can he be expected to keep it up?
Can he continue to carry the whole street ON
his shoulders2 They are broad; he is strong;
nobody pretends to doubt his ability to bear
burdens. But is he not carrying too great
load2 Can he carry still more? Suppose we
should have one or two, or half dozen more
heavy failures? No doubt Mr. Gould will
continue to buy; he is not man to falter in
an undertaking. He will increase his load
But may it not become too great even for
him2 1t must be gratifying to him to be able
to play the part of Atlas; but suppose
Atlas should break down? Suppose he
should want to unload and find it impossible
to do SOP 1t is momentous thought, and
yet stranger things have happened A year
ago poor Mr.. Ralston, over in California,
probably thought himself also an Atlas, but
on Thursday he saw that the load was too
great for him. 1t is q nice thing to carry the
whole street on ones shoulders; but it must
be unpleasant to Mr.. Gould to reflect that
the load he is carrying is constantly increas-
ing, and that the favorable time to get rid of
it seems constantly more distant For our
own parts we advise people to stand from
under. Atlas has broad shoulders and a
stout frame, but some day he may tumble,
and it is critical thing when whole world
rests on a single pair of shoulders.