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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-20

StateElenlS as lOliOWS
On Dcccnrher e. lsG2. Mr..
Tii,.cn SWn"e i,a return
under Ca.l., III which ne
said:
Il hereby certify that the
following is a,rue ard faith
ful stateHuCnt OF the gains.
profits. OF incon.c OF Sam.
uel J, Tilden, Ct the City OF
New York, and the County
Of New York. State Of y. i.
whether derived from any
kid Of property. rents in
tcrests, dividends, salary.
or from any profession, EN-
ploy1ncnt, trade, or vOcsa-
ton on any other source
whatever, from 1s- day OF
January to 3lst day Of De
cenlber, 1862. both days ia.
elusive, and subject to an
income tax under the ex-
else laws OF the GIFTED
States. Income from all
sourCes,...... ....S1,l1S W
Now, as these two s
to nv Mr. Ti16en arc ,
, 1876-09-23


10 fAs Edtof az TAs Tribune.
OALvA, ILL.,, Sept. ia lady asks II some
Boston woman win tell her how her husbands
mother baked bread.
a.h nit a boston, but an Engllsh woman,
as told you before. But perhaps II will an
swcr just rs well-my husband Is Yankee.
l read him 'hor request, and both Of us were
greatly amused over Il, for have had some ex.
pericnce that way. hv wisely suggested that,
were Ills youth restored, and with Il his appe-
Tito aud sol!ah for ali things, then hls wfe's
bread would so.ts and b Just as good - his
mothers, This admission was . feast Of Itself
to me, for have MANY times bccn told dld
mot make bread, ETC., like my husbands
mother.
hut that dear old laly Is now gone TO hes
final rest, al,l don't mind telling you (con1.
dentIaly} tlat xlls told me ulure tlan once that
! na,Io bread better than she ever dll.
Ilow swect ars ycry many oi our early enloy-
meuta and memories. would nnt take m iota
iron, any dsar mother'a pratsc. A. class they
deserve more than they IueeIye. fet We some
timea forget In thIs eTcr'eAanztng world TINT
, 1876-09-23


CHICAGO, Sept 22.-so,ne patrolmcn arc dead
beats, Or might as well be dead, as far as their
beats arc concerned, for they are never on them
When most wanted. Traverse tho city ut any
hour of the day or night and how very few Of
tie 000 policemen hired to protect Chicago Will
one sce upon tile streets. Where do the GOO, or
even the 800, keep themselves 50 much Of the
tilncl The conclusion is irresistible that they
must be out Of s!Ght-not watching, but "olt
duty" and ncgectlng duty. And, what Is
more, they stay cut of Sight when they know
Their presence Is needed. Employed to prevent
fights, rows, aud other t1lsturbaces, they keep
nloof US II from laztutSs OF dread until
tue tight Is Under full hcadway ind d
yast crowd has assembled mud begun to
clu,nor and run In oil directions for.
policeman Tlseu they tardi,y creep out Of
their holes. Thousands OF citizens eau bear
Inst week ut the corner Of Randolph md 1Ial.
sted two farmers got to fighting, and of,e lla,i
bitten pff the otl,er's lip unl tngcr before the
Immense crowd could tlnd policeman to arrest
them. Hundreds Of sucf, fustnnCcs occur every
ycar, the police not appearing on the scene,
as II dtsigHenlyt until tie light was all over.
How different the discipline AMI conduct Of the
Bonner tlrc1lan from the average Hickey po-
aiceMia,. Ever watctlfnf ull vlgtlant, the fire.
| MAJ, springs tn hs cngtnc atd dastes with his
utmost speed to thu secilc Uf the GOnaEratlon,
whtelt h. strives with might and malM to extin.
g1ttsl bpfure II has tinu to spread. Not SO tic
tnrdy, slothfNI, and unfathful policeman, who
| emerges from, his retirement wllvn tile conflict
| ~ over. Does Superintendent Hickey employ
ANY olI-bcat, dead-Geat pol!cemcn} b. y.
, 1876-09-23
GRAPE JELLY.

40 lac EHisoF " 1He 1F'okRe.
Ct11oAoo, Sept. ::3s.--In tho Home Department
I'M g." asks some onu to sc,,h llur some re-
cipcs. will tell her how to make grape Jelly;
Talla green grapes whcu just few on tic
btncllcs arc beginning to turn; stem and wash;
put Into porcelain kettle {noycr use brass, or
anything hut q silver spoon-some do);
Just little water to keep from
burning Till they begu to break;
cover mud lot them boil up pretty
well. Turn out into III oarthen dish to
cool. Pour of ull the juice you eau without
Squeezing. Pour this through your icly.lmsg,,
aud 1t will be clear ari beautiful. Put oqaal
parts OF sllgar, and bnl hard tel, minutes. Boil
only llttaH-two coifec-cups OF 3ulee at time.
Thts will I'LL two jcly-,lassea. Take of all the
akin, and 1t will be bright anl clear. Put the
rest ii tho fruit. little ut time, into thu haG
antl Squeeze we'll, and make the sa.,lc; will hs
as good, but shade darker. Sometimes use
tho lglitest 6hatle Ut brown sugar for thus for
common use. II well SKINNED, will be very
nice Whon the grapes are ripe. they make TX
cellcnt lnarmaladu, Boil rs before, and rub
through sioye or colarder to take out skins
and seeds. rat In quite half Of augar, ap1 , str
RTc goud also natlu this way.
She asks how mucl, alcoEiol to put In ptcklps,
but does nut say what kind; but. the answer Ia
ali the sa1nu-,.ot any. will tell her aeon how
to make ripa cucumbcfS into sweet picklc that
Ia better tian any alcohol will &nake them. II
she has my TINT are too old to use, let them
ripcn well. Are good whcnothcr fruit is plenty,
WV ~"e's'' ~ ' WEB,
, 1876-09-23

longer uso Of them might pcrap. tleyclnp old
complaints or fon,o other. The fact, however,
that ! could usc them two weeks Without per
cept!bic INJURY To my nlnlentary orga,'s stamps
them, In ny optnion, f.r superior 70 any other
sanpics that ! experimental With. In what
way they arc refined know not but bel'eyo
they either usc different cfle1ntcals from tho
others, or more perfectly anttdoto them. The
manufacturers arc Booth t. Edgar, Of New York,
aud Wool, Wecks t. Co., Of Baltimore.
have hrattatc.l aln,tt expressing my opinion
Should Indirectly do an Injustice TO others WHO
may possibly make a. good u sugar A. think
they 10. III shorlt1 dlseover any othcr hrnnl
that could cnnsEler of tho bettcr class1 should
be very happy to coinmcnd 1t II my ono ca1es to
obtain my opinion,
In the last article tho statement nj dealer
wns quotcd, saying that sulphur WAS used Mr..
Mariner saJa thai u y aot grosny mtea n H. tc
tho form Of suipAaropt aid gaa to ncutrallzc
the lead. L. KosstTxA.
, 1876-09-23


CHICAGO, Sept. 9l.-Yotlr Jacksonville corrc-
spnn.lent suggests the Home Department Of
THE TRIBUNE should enlarge its field nnl ctn-
brace other subjects Of household Interest. The
suggestion Is good ono. The "11ornc" will
become lnouotonous with its constant low Of
recipes for breaa aud tahc, unless the Practical
Woman should throw II bombahctl Intoits ranks
by telling Its readers TINT mcatcaters arc dis
gusting and not acceptable to the Lord. The
patrfarcllB wcre great ncat-entcrs anyway, and
they were in constant communication with God;
anl don't believe four rows Of solid double
teeth were nut into every human mouth merely
to ,nastlcatc bread md vegetables. -
sotue ladies' OH tho stEcct-cars were discuss
ing .'hay.fcver:" They ngree1 u waa liter
laid down no such principle in his book, or wo
should BIZ flooded with catarrll md illustrated
papers. There Ia one popularity Of huy-fever.
X member ot@> our circle" is troubled with
chronic bronchitis The Hottest days Of slni
tier II tue wind changes to the north the throat
THE Inst three summers, about the tst OF
August, huy-feycr has supcrvencd a.il all irri-
tation haB left the throat, 10 reau1nG It's sway
alter the 1c;cs had subsidel. Can II bo tlat
naturc sets up all action In ono organ To relieve
anotl.cri II 80, hny-feycr is IL blessing in dis
gulsc.
Ifco Dougllnuts-Take two teacnps Of rice;
bot! In bag TIL It. Incomes q thick mass. all,l
the grains have lost their shape; bent three
eggs, at,l mix with the rico; little salt; utl,.
Duur sufficient to make It work In shape Hike u,
oblong tlongllnnt., Heat about two pounds Of
lard, and fry a light brown. They slloul,t DC
put III aMl tnkcu out OH q SKINNER to Keep
their shape; sprinkle sugar over aud serve hot
dress with preserved fruit, maple s!rup, Or
honey, ttc. +.
, 1876-09-23

hts disciples carno to hin. eager to Obtain cx-
plantations OF obscure passages IN hia writings
difficulties with single exception. Ono passage
wrote tits t unt'eratooti The meaning, and NJ
doubt tho Omnisctent uol did. lie may still
remember It, hut F1lavu forgotten" 4 similar
incident is told Ut Tho German pnct Klopstsrk,
whict, hns tlla advantage OF betng true. Soms
OF his admirers made journey from Gottngen
TO Hamburg to see lin n his old age, and to ask
Thoy wero young students and running over
will enthus1ae1. Kopstock received them
graciously, read the passage, md then snl1, VI
cannot rccollcct what meant when wrote It !;
but rcmeInbcr 1t was tic finest thing / ever
wrote, and YOU cannot do better than deyote
your lives to the discovery Of its meaning"
, 1876-09-23
BEANS NOT BREAD.


ENaLEwoop, Sept. 21.-1n your Issue OF Sept.
10 requested some Boston woman to he kind
enough to tell us what she knew about bans.
By typographical error waa made to ask for
information regarding bread, which would be to
confess myself anything but dllIgent render
Of "thc Home"
During my three ycars Of housekeeping I
hnve tried several methods Of baking beans,
but consider that flaro not Jet arrived nt tho
Boston standard Of perfection.
i nln glad to bo able to gira &C. n. W. the
recipe sl,e asks for, and hope she will find It as
satisfactory "a hrr sponge cake was to me:
beef I.oaf.-Thrce pounds Of round steak
chopped line; ono tablespoonful Of salt; one
Tablespoonful Of pepper: : onc cup Of awcet milk ;
one eEg {bcatcn): one slice of bread, crambcd
fine; mix all we'll together; form n roll, aud
bake an hour and a-1l4lf. LILLE W.
, 1876-09-23

DETROIT, Sept. o0.-In your last &C, NJ. ""
asks for q recipe for "beef luaf." Tlls Is mine;
I am sure 1t will please; Takc two pounds Of
becfstcak, chopped very flnc; three wcll-bcatch
eggs; d half-tcacupful Of grated cracker. Make
into a loaf, and bake ono hour. Season to taste.
One OF your correspondents some time hgo
asked for sotuc hints I'll efean'faess. Frequent
applications OF water arc very good, but laye
found alcoholic pupor t1ths most admirable
agencies far the promotion Of cleanliness aud
health. My method Is si'np'c; anybody, M
matter how situated. Gun practice 1t. Scat the
patient, naked, In a wood-bottomcd elMlr, and
wrap him, chair and all (ilis head cxclu.'clh in
10 as to iorm All atr-tLght envelope *
tending TO the llouT Put under
the chair small tin ca1, with two or three ta.
blespnonfuls of Alcollnl. Too much alcohol
VIII nuke 30 n9eh o. nlaze @ ds i, 1o sMge G a, Luz
ho1, ami be very careful that tho blankets ex-
cludc tho mir. II tho heat Ia too great you can
reduce 1t by raising tho blankets little from
thy oor TS patient WI so9 swsat freely,
some persons will sweat much quicker tllnn
others. Drinking freely Of enid water
will! frcaue,nn,ly ald n,;r.p nfrsprs'1I;9n; 1; surs IL
| plan to put the fcct III warm water. Willie Ill
| to batli. When persp!rnton Is profusc, then
tnGe thc person out a.ns treat t9 a hasty at'a
| vigorous scrnhblnE with aoAp anu warm watert
ellucayoring 10 rub tic skin Up with the fingers
and thumbs. Ons talking bath fur tho trst
| time Will be uatonIslril at thu amount Ut scun
skin that will be started, which will often cover
tho body in little rolls or pellets; ant tllesc
baths continually an amazing. proof Of the
| amount OF dead and lisease-bcarinE matter tile
system Is continually throwing olI After tho
eesubbing Is concluded, wind up With typ q q
, 1876-09-23

colorel Jelly, quito tart and n!co to eeat with
meats, ,lso grapes ,cnttrcly green. ltetnoye
stems, aud wnslI the fruit; rnycr With cold
flannel bag with little pressure; measure nut
cnuaf quantities Of t,lieo and sugar; boil tho
Juice, md skim It until quite clcar; meantime
hcat The sugar taking care not to h,own it),and'
o. anli ; yo lave S ~. ieiy PURSUE Tic sane
course in mixing otlier kinds Of Jelly. Most
kinds Of fruit should be tscd before quito ripe
to he surc Of firm Jelly. Use triangular Jelly
4 Nice Simple Puddtng.-For pndding-dish
holding two quarts, tako cup q tapioca or
sAyn; wasll It; cover with water, adding pinch
Of salt; pare and slice six Or eight good-stzed
apples, choosing those That cock s. easily; pat
and tit tic dish with cold water. Bake until
the apple is thoroughly cooked; stir OCCASION
ally to prevent the forming OF = crust snd TO
mix apple and sago. It Is sometimes necessary
covered wlile cool,g, It will require less attet,.
tion. Isks To cover most puddings In the oven
until nearly done to prevent drying up Of burn
iny. alhl for That purpose II is We'll TO nave
1ivctcd.
The. above pudding requires two hours or
more ior baking, aceoTdlng 70 tic AualtX ol ~
bot, amt may 10 nodded IKE blnnc mango. May
be eaten warm or cold, With sugar and crcatt.
To Remove Stains.-Almost any ink.stain
wh[cl, has nut been washed may he removed by
tic usc Of sweet milk and salt, boiled together.
Dip the spot Us soon as tue milk boils. When
cool enough to handle, rub the spot. It Is
sometimes ncccssaryt' heat the milk more thun
once, or usc fresh milk II tho first Is much dis
colorctl. With inc this has meyer fnicd to re-
move frcst, spots, even If very laree; md often
removes those that have long been dry,-also
| other Btnins than these Of ink.
| A stlutiun uf oxallc acld will remove Ink and
iron-r1lst,- -pr1bal,nly many ottIcF stains,-but
should be usc1 with caution, ns It ia q powerful
acid, ailtf II too strong solution Is used may
remove thu cloth With tho spot, or make It very
tc.stlcr. This, too Is best suited TO white goods
though lid once use 1t on black anil white
calit7j, and, to my aurprisc, the black was not
changed. 1nGver tried either Of these Enildcw
1layo sccn chlngttc of lime recommended fo
that, also silt wet With ton,ntf,-juicc often re-
ncwc1, laying the article stunned upon the grass
/ ASIA,
, 1876-09-23

TO 16t zE3145F ~ 7A1 7t7BHHs.
LAsALLr, ILL.,, Sept al.-1t does seem as II
some people always had something to grun,ble
about, anu now, III the abscnca OF something
clsc, they complain Of the Exposition rates b.
Ing toohsgll, II residents Of Chicago who have
nothing tu pay but q small admission fee Of 80
cents gru1nbIe, what slali outsiders say who
hnyo to pay all the way frotn IS to t25 for mil
road flrc, besides huarA tn Chicago, when they
wish to sre The Expusit!oni
| Uni earning only $l.50 day but went to
ChirnEo lust week. 1t cost me about Sal but
Iss .a 70, oG aa tG srn tes 9 Ie sl1e
Ike "Fcl(x,n In your to-tlay's issue, wlo would
probably think nothing Of paying 50 ccnts or 81
Tor cigars, tobacco, Or whisky, grumbles because
he can't sec the Exposition for Is cents! The
!lca Is perfectly ridiculous, and, ia your place.
would not lend an ear to these chronic grlsI.
blers any longer, at least not On tho subject Ut
"Expositl0n Ratea.n A. =. L.
, 1876-09-23
TIE CIfENiI-L0ON.
IN ebA Edffdr nf TIA TFttHhA.

10 ne Editor af TIA Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, hf[ch., Sept. 1S.-The pathetic
plant Of Mrs. N, N. has awakened ia my h'th'
crto peaceful breast most alarming cmotionet
and feel compelled To drop the iron spoon and,
grnsping tho warliko pin, TO rush forth 70 the
rescue Of our unfortunate sister. The Chemi-
loon. dear Mrs. N. n, Is q truly wonderful gar
meut, being a combination Of two Indispensable
articles of tlrcss,-of which tho second q. that
represented In the combination BY tho last ssl-
lablc) has heretofore been usurpcd by the
Tyrant Man.
There is no prejudice against this article for
strcrt wear, provided 1t Is concealed beneath tho
required quantity Of silk Or cashmere. But ths
ftloa Of q similarity between this garment aud
Tho Roman toga Ia a dclusIon and q snare, un.
1css two things may be 50 exceedingly unlike as
tn resemble each other, which Is q paradox r.
you, to consider tho friend Of The Roman
ioga tile ingmcnt OF dcpraycd i,,1aginatson-a
relative Of tile renowned Mrs. Harris uf ro-
mantle fanc. Mural: I'm not your eo.lt1-
deace IN man. Yours, a. L. 8.
, 1876-09-23
FROM AFFAIR OFF.

10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
ALBAHr, Oregon, Sept. 4.-pc!ug now sub
scribcr Of your valuable paper, and being very
much intcrcstcdinthc Home" column, would
ask for q few recipes. First, recipe for making
all orange pic: also, for rtckling green cucumbers
and pickllng eEgs. II any ono WI be SO kind
.TrENTE r.
, 1876-09-23
SALT RISING BREAD.


"uoos1zRpoM," Sept. 18.-1 acnd you rec
ipe for "salt Rising Brcnd !" which / think
Faith will find to be easier and better than
any rs yet published. l will also send m cx-
ccllent recipe for mixed pickles.
Salt Rising Brend.-Take stone jaf for
pitcher will do) that Wilt hold about two quarts
and half; scall It out With hot water; then put
into 1t pint Of water just warm enough to bear
your finger In, n teaspoonful OF salt, and -four
enough to t1axe thin batter. Put the jar into
4 Kettle Of warm wuter; cover 1t and set It by
the side Of the stove where It Will keep wnrm.
After It llas rcnafncd there quite while, water
md bubbles will come on the top; then stir In
thoroughly more -four until quite thick, and let
II remain until II has risen to the top, or rug,
nearly. Put -four into Il pan; pour fn q pint u
water Just warm enough 10 hold your hanl In;
then pour III your rising and mix. Work
It we'll, and then make into loaves;
nut Into your pms; grease the tops
OF your 1onvcs with butter, and set III n warm
plnce to rise. When light enough bake in a
moderately hot oven one hour. II the rising
DOESN'T seem inclilrd to u,1ne up, set the kettle
OIL Top vi tile stove for u few minutes.
Mixed Pickles.-AIix nne-half pound Of the
sugar, with 4 little cold vinegar. Pour this into
IL pint u boiling vinegar; let II boil u few min.
utcs, and pour over the pickles. One quart
lnrEc eucuinbera sliced thin; ono pint Snail ct-
cI,nbcrs; enc pint Of onions SLICED; ouc quart
Of green tomatoes slced,-and spice to the
taste. Let the c1,cunbess, onions, and tomatoes
staud IN salt over night; drain oil aud Bcall tn
vinegar and then pour over THEM tho above
mixture. READER OF TILE TRIBUNE.
, 1876-09-23

Tho question Of tug hour In san Franctsco Is:
corner grocery III that city had decided ten
denCy to s'go oil" when brought near the stove,
and It WA sent TO = powdcr-1nill to be analyze0.
1t IL supposed To bu compound VI uitrRtu Of
Iotasl with sugar and Hour or starch. The
grocer will be prosecuted.
, 1876-09-23

We, too, arc constantly changing. Our tastes and
delights arc not tho same with added years..
Aid while every mother should receive !, her
due praise, to all husbanl4 would eay, - our
appreciation OF her efforts, for on this all her
happtncsS tcsts.h AUNT EMMA,
, 1876-09-23
HOME DECORATIONS.

TO NE EIII0fs d Th8 1F90H59e,
cu,cAoo. Rent. a." Alicpran last week
.,,,ahai1 ,,ro, tho uorJ ,htny ti,at ,neaot !,
toue"eu "pon w 'I' s""h .',', .Ia' ,,.,.,'. ~ "
sugGcst-namel5, that We shou.u a'ss'sa , aonle.
thing In our "Home" column bessdes what we
might eat, drink. OF: wear. OF course, VIC arc
ohiircd tn cons,dcr tbotc tlrea ,l,inp. hut II va
LII, 49,. ~ ,t.,,o aor,,a, ~ ttot Innnr4t mon,
couio Just ~! l't'o .e''4o' ~ ta"s nsp1t 1
eac'' week Will ways 10 mako hou'o pleasaat'
First among home pleasures would put
6oveu II vo,, nre m noor IN }avc A Garnet
-. ..n,.. 49, - 1,o,s n,so- r., y1r ,.,,,1,',v
on your hoor: 10 ', nnsc none1 ~ youf "''.ao".
Tho Sight OF 1t VIII rest you H'lch you afe
wcary, and It's fragrahce will drive away tnany
OF tho cares Of YOUR liic aud oil your mind with
s.."nss .s rs.os T.
, 1876-09-23
Ovarian '(alllVl'
Of ten years. growth cured by
DR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
l have had nm Ovnrikn Tnusor In tho OvuEiea
ns,d Esowcls for Ten Ycnrz-

md xa0wels for Ten YcAr1-
ANN Ahuon, Dec. =. ts7s.-pn. RApwAr: Tia
othtfs may be benefited. ! make this satetncn
have had III Ovarian fu1oF in The ovarica and bow.
ets for ten years. tried tho best phJslc!ans Of this
p!acn Without any benefit 1t wM growing t 1uch rhs
pfdlty HAT ! could not haro liYed much longer: 4
friend OF Ilht induced me to try kndWeyB Hcnedet.
1had not much fath In them, but nnay. aItsr narh
dcllherAtion. tried them. H. :; p..,vart ...,t.+
the rllls and bottles Ct tle lte1cf used these
of The Relief and two vt tho Pills before they
weIn gone had LOST twrnty, mrs poun!s:
continued 10 use tho medicine until WA euro thAf
lwAs cnttuiy cured. took the medicine about nFo
monshs md lus!nK that ttfa oet forty .dye pounds
In I'll iuuk three dozen botte5 " tha HesolYont ak
bottlcs ltrllet, aud ok ho1ea Ut the Pills.
feel Perfect!y well. and my heatt Y fuu a. Esnt4ds
aud Y prayer il tEt !! nlay b u much OF heastng
to otht1. aa' eeen TO me- MRS. E. c. B1Bgtss,
At,, H5blts who mAkes tho aboys certificate, Il ta
perrou far wh1H requested you 70 send medicine N
tune tE7i- Tho Mealcues slIors tAted VnEe bought
Of me with the exception OF what EN eent 70 ttes by
you, maJ ny tst heF ssatsmsnt G9sfeSf withousa
Qualification bruffi.s fsi:fasad sad ,ea
sbaye certificate and hal been fof many years xel
Enown 10 H. and tho facts hctcsn ststsd undoMbs
e.tly and incidentally correct ny 0pu Who knows Als
h'0pifs fslFuedl As3 BENZ. D. CocKK1,
MARY EDCkELl
NARY 4: tQNH.
T. D. POND.
, 1876-09-23
HUXLEY.
.,;o octures on 1.-THE Direct Eyi.
dence Of Evolution"
rho Testimony Of the Rocks Against the
Six Days Of Creation.
n,ornovcring Objections to tho Milton
inn Tor Mosaic) Hypothesis.
r1donoe Of Birds and Fishes in Favor Of
tho Development Theory.
FIRST LECTUnE.
Ma. t.,rk fltnrff. H<uf. 10.

~ Ch'cke''ng a' ~. =. ,a1r ~. .crIss II th,ce 1cc.
Il, delivered the trst OF is sef1eb o. t',ee ICY.
prsa on "The Direct Evaensc e.. ,aaa o. Gvolu.aoa
The best Trof. ua1'e! 10 1nal, u ,sceAu1n
height and r,r "stosny saaSy oeetni bros.; @ e}ss Ss
arc decp-sch unusA FL, 49,, II. ,r,,I.Lor,
bhF Is abundant eha aask, En- Auo ,,a ' W. "Seu.s ,,.
tnst1,, though at tines me- vs hts voice faea
VI aa,,oo,,,1. md 1,c emphasizes his points oy
sud eo1io9u, .uru of The hel which Is possib1y
.quz.'st ~ aq',' ,red,tv re- W The following Is tic
wv .,ssoo ,es n bis lecture; =.
substance ., .,n .ns ,,1,I ~, d,ve,,e md eomD,ex
.,,s' w. 's shs II ' IN sst is eay Hs call asuss aud
T. ;s, n' .sms ssn'a ss@es"ton In relation .
- reed shaken by the VIM. but yet, a. rasea, sa
s.ss, wo arc thinking Iscds wao can ,i, ios1n some
soncenon o. ..,ana, w." 'uus mao .ou,a he,,ta1.
" %a's" auIae ,1s liio and aaatr8 It i'as taken
~ ,s,s +N for man to learn to look steadily at
ieas ,'o. ~. n,'antasmagorIa md discern tho ,tabo
amid the fltsing aad tfansitory, ahd II 10 oNly Q.
ts uat tic idea Of pena'pE n. ofas, aa;s 'a,sa sa
nosion Of eharso nas ,,u.o .a IN. can,a ~ rs
through the sthu5 VI ns.uts % .a1' n"s ~~e ~, -
eara himself a. the child Of the past. The belief
y ,o.attt }ntcr}ereuca with the order Of natnru
H.! n nrenme prcpoatcrous, and, whatever be
~ n.n,s speculative belief hs always acts
=, N~ lie fupposision that effects inov-
ttsh,y follow causcs aud nature IL con.
.,.r md tba based on broad md legitimate de-
Snrtiom from facts. Yet all human he,Ief, how
~ broatest Generalization ia but the highest de-
nr.a NJ nrobahIlity. Wc cannot with absolute
s.inty extend onr generalization Into the past Ut
dsny tst Ut 4ouo time cGcct did not follow cause,
spy more thnn wo Gun SLY that there is world
she cautious man will admit there may
H.. hut The question OF nntutc's past
historical quce,fun, mud must bo
dealt with us "a VIC would deal with any historical
subjeet, Ii is necessary 10 what facts we have
heaFIsg on tho caso, Aud what canons of history
m,Ist IL nunlted to them. Only three hypothesis
hayo been proposod touching tho matter The 'rss
sssnrcs that the present order has afways existed
Tbcvccnpd. that the present order has only lin
it'd DURATION whic! begun suddenly at no very re-
nnute period, a. taught by Milton In tho GOV.
enth book OF ''PaFadfso Loaf" Tho third
holds, also, that tho pEcHent osdeE llas
hsi limited 3uratiop, but procccdc
by natural process from an antecedent utler, Of
which il IL Impossible 10 AssIg1 tho beginning.
Thc mt s,pp0scs that however fnr buck tho
.uoctst,r r,}rht t,n ntaCed ho would eep thp
, 1876-09-23

Obscure Passages.
A good story, no doubt mythical, Is told OF
Jacob Bochmo, ths cobbler, famous for hla pro.
found philosophical works. Tn his dcathbcd