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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-09

~ rsx rREEA AND rALIsApK %aAIIRoAs
Departures Yesterday.
Hon Thos Wren J NJ Haskell
J Vanderbilt l. Parkhurst
kev J A GrHy w Il Boura
J ID Fisher Stephens
ii Stephens Mrs Burps
TT Handy Fred Fisk
Arrivals Last Nigh.
] Blair III Sug'ry
u II Jones Al Mckenzie
NJ Moral
Phoebe, Hamilton and Eureka Lin,
ARRIVALS.
J A Kelley John Leo
DEPARTURES.
c Bischof l. l. Barney
Miller ID NJ Lewey
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-09

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-09
O REPORT

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New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
IELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 19.-frains are crossing the
Union Pacinc Railroad bridge to-day.
PoUGHKgEPsIE, n. Y, Sept. 19.-Vassar College
will open with 80 pupils This opeuug day and there
great rush here.
WnJA WAIIA Sept. 1S.-Cicn. Sherman reached
here to-day bringing wagons over the Ceur dAene Noun
taIns, the nIs, iOr soVefa years
BALTIMORE, Md. sept. 19.-The report of the
ai,on ana representation. Vas adopted today
CHICAGO, sept. 19.-Tne Welsh Presbyterian
Church OF America representing some 10000 people, Is hold
ing its NTH tuennial convention here this week.
SAN FRA NClsCO Sept. ia dispatch from Rock
lin saws that Cninaman named All Foo, the Sar
gent arrested at Folsom yesterday
ERIE Penn, Sept. l9.-yudge Galbraith has de-
cid thai churches OF erection but led
aru exempt under the Constitution OF
this STATE.
CHICAGO, Sept. l9.-The eighth annual convention
OF the First nderwuess Association OF the Northwest
here morning. Delegates present from tho North
western states.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept 19.-.Joseph Duerkoff, Of
the Band Of Washington while attending the funeral
Of Freeman Mansfield Drother hhsut OF fythas Ia this
city to-day TELL dead
Prrr.BuRG, Penn. Sept. ia reunion of Gen.
W. W. Averis cavalry division he'd at connelsvle
effected by the election oI Gen. Aveul AS Presldent
BosroN, Mass. sept. ia popular reception was
given McClel n Faneuil Hall to-day. The building
the General snook hands with the multitude.
KEY WEST Fla, Sept. 19.-Tpe steam-wrecker
Relief. which sent from NewYok TO Tuxpan Mexico.
Al xandre Line steamer CITY of Havana,
turned here to-day, having abandoned the work
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. l9.-The Irish Catholic Be-
Union met to-day, IN ninth annual convention
Hat The committees Credenlias, Resolutions
and Constitutional Amendments was Appointed and other
routine business Was transacted.
BR>NINGIoN, n. Y, sept. 19.--The closing of the
Division Of tho Harlem Extension Railroad extending
" threatens seriously cripple ruin the coal and
lumber interests VI Western Vermont
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
STRIKE on rHh LAKE SHORE IMMINENT
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TkIBUEE.l

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 19.-There are some
indications of a renewal Of trouble among the Lake
Shore Railroad hands at CollingwOod where the shops
Of the company located They have held several
meetings the place occupied by the strike
meetings last Summer, which presided over by the
leaders. Tne men drop good many remarks,
showing deep dissatisfaction. They say the company
has not kept the agreement by which they were in-
duced to resume work, and that II things are
made different sOon there will be decided trouble
again. 1t is that the Brotherhood OF LocOmo
tyo Engineers in league with the men now, and
strike, if breaks out VIII be much serious than
before Your correspondent called Mr.. p. Macarthur
Chief of the Order ascertain the truth O the ruor
lie denied that the Brotherhood contemplated any
STRIKE bat was quite free talk in regard TO the grev-
luces OF the Columgwood He said that
I tue company hld done he unders TODD
II had, he snOuld not blame the men Tor
resisting. He understood That the General Manager had
promised the the wages as the NoN-1Ork Cen
receive; but In several particulars tnls uad not
Kept. Since the snOrtrung OI tle Enc aud Buffalo
DIVISIONS by placing Of tue terminus al COlIng"OOJ
D.ys.Ous not one hundred miles long, ana u Is
almost impossible fOr the men to more than the length
OF a DIVISION Tor days Work. Tue NeW-IO
Central mcn get paid for days work
wnen they pass diyislon,' no ma1tcr
now snort 1t j., anl it wOulI only take the
thity forty minutes to finish up tie 100 miles
ere II they cOuid nave the he deem IL NOT lair To-
cut them down for'y or fifty cents ON da''s work
,ecause tney are not permitted to do IT, He thinks
tnere VIII oe general sJ up Ihy with the men II tbeS
again, and tney viii uraw III many who were not
before.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
4 TRIM Robbed BY HiGHWAYMEN.

CHEYENNE, W. T., Sept. 19.-An Eastward
bound passenger tram, whcn passed here at p
erday, was stopped aud robbed by thirteen masked men
at Big springs Neb water station, 1872 miles east OF
his place. There only two houses beside the
station The ROBBERS to the station In the evening
and took possession of everything They tore the tee
graph instruments out and threw them away. Tie red
gn was then hung to stop the tran which reached
ere about IL O'Clock. The train stopped, and the rob
b took possession. They secured s65 900 ia cOn and
about 500 In cur ency, from the express ear
The through safe wnich is stationary and has conbinh
ton lock- they left unGOucled. IL cOnia ned very large
sum money. The passengers III the COACHES were en
visited and dpryed OF their cash aud valu tDl IL Is
stated tnat 81 300 IN cdsu, four go Watches ana
nc Aet CniclgO taken fIOm passengers; one OF
whom named Norris lost gold watcn dnd $3.50 Inc ar
rival OF freight tram evidently nierieied with their
uaus after putin, out Cue ire IN the locomotive
Inc xpress tncy mounted and rode away, without dis
turuing occupants of the see iilgcar. To-day tue
Union Pacific Railroad and Express Companies n,red
reward OF 0OOO for the arrest OF the thieves and re-
eovrry OF money a pro rata Of the reward 10 De
paid the recovery OF any porlon of the money or te
capure of OF robbers. Ine SheIls OF SURROUND
in countless and cOnnanllng officers o military posts
throughout Nebraska ANA W. Omn dud along tie Ou!On
Pacific Railroad, have been informed Of the robbery and
everything possible Will be done u effect the arrest O lts
mel
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
BERLIN, Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1877.
THE TURKISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LONDON, Wednesday, ScUt. ~, 1877.
The ConstantinOple correspondent OF Ihe
Times answering iIqmry, how the Turks continue to
find money carrying says: "a partial ex
pnation Is afforded by facts that the Government If
not payng State officials salaries; that the army eVes
ON the country it occupies aud the payment of the for
en debt is left in aoeyance The inc )ne reduced as
is suces moment for such wants as are supplied
from abroad and when must be paid for Ill eash bu'
the an xious question crops up what Will happen
next wear. when the short crops having come
I'm no taxes can be expected Large arrears Will
have TO be met No imports from abroad
Will have come forward. and all credit pubic
and private will have been exhausted abroad The con-
dfou OF the working and lover CLASSES even In tn cap
tai becoming subject Oi great anxiety Whlle III Ine
provinces want aud Sucu as no otnrf p,Ose
vould utIy endure. When Winter comes upon thcn
IL feared hat there Will be much misery and sunerinS
and s fearful to contemplate wuat may De Tue iesls
when the country shall nave ben utterly drained ol an
resources Food, fl and clothing Will AL De wahtlhB,
aud inc usual Of supply Wal not no afalaDe, ah
trade having been stopped through the war.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
BAY STATE REPUBLICANS.
GOV. RICE RENOMYATED.

PROCEEDINGS OF The SLATE C0NvENTToN-TBE
PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN POLICY AND CIVIL SER
VICE Reform APPROvED-sPECIg PAYAESIs-
ADDRESS By SENATOR HOAR
The Massachusetts Republican Convention met at
Worcester. yesterday, for the nomination Of State
officers. Senator Geo. +. Hoar chosen per-
manent Chairman, and delivered an elaborate
address, in which he discussed, at great
length, the proceedings Of the Electoral
Commission, specie payments, the Presidents
Southern policy, and his efforts at Civil Service
reform. He was listened to with close attention,
and was frequently interrupted by applause. The
platform approves the Presidents course with
out qualification, advocates early resumption
of specie payments, and favors registration Of
voters in large cities. Gov Rice renOmiDated
on The first formal ballot, John ID. Long having
ceyed 2I7 votes on an Informal ballot. Tho other
State officers nominated by acelamatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
MORE TROOPS FOR osMAY PAsHA,
THE STRUGGLE AT THE sHIPKA PASS.

LONDON Wednesday, Sept. 10, IS77.
The correspondent of The Times reports that on
Monday after seven hours bloody fighting in which
the Turks showed extraordinary galantry they, at
o'clock in the evening. took Fort st. Nicholas the
highest point of the Russian works, capturing five
guns but later, owing to large reinforcements re-
ceived 10y the Russians, and the enormous difficulty
of the position, the Turks were obliged to aban-'
don il.
A telegram to The Daily Neus dated Adrianople,
Wednesday. states that strong hopes Of speedy
victory in Shipka Pass still entertained there.
The Turks, by constant fire, night and day, prevent
the repair of the Russian works. The Russians
Withdrawing part of their forces.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
THE SIEGE OF PLEYNA.

LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1877.
Telegraphing on Sunday, from before Plevna, the
correspondent Of The Times says the siege still pro-
ceeds by sap and trench. The Turks must soon be
shut ia entirely. The spirit of all ranks of the Rus
sian rmy is admirable. Supplies are plentiful, and
the weather splendid.
Reuter- dispatch from Bucharest, reports that the
Rounanians before Plevna, yesterday, attacked
strong Turkish redoubt, but were repulsed. with a
loss of 300 killed and wounded. Gen. Skobeleff,
who is now IN Bucharest. has been appointed to the
command Of the Sixteenth Division, before Plevna.
He has decided to start Tor his command immedi-
ately. although suffering from fever.
MORE TROOPS FOR osMAN PAsHA.
CoNsrANTIYoPLE, Wednesday. Sept. TO- 1877.
The Porte has teegraphed its representatives
abroad that 80, 600 men, who have been to the
assistance of Osman Pasha have arrived at Orcha-
ME.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, sept. 10. - Commander Edward
Terry has detached from the command Of the pr4ct
sin constellation, and COMMANDER w. 1. sampson The
command practlcesp MayhO1e and ordered 10 re-
regular duties at ts Naval Academy. Commani
ers Charles GIidey Oh Ties ". kenned Leus onn
n Megs. Hubbard, Arthur r. NdzrO aud Charles
Busman William p CltsOn. Ensgns i. Is. How
ard anu a. MchelsJn PAymaster \. ;. Kenny, Cnap-
lam Robert Hudson and Gunner Robert Simuons, ue-
ttcned the prlctlcesiip constellation Lieut. T. b.
N Mason Pissed Assistant Engineers l. W. Robinson
and CHARLES W Rae detacHed from the pactceship May
ordered resume their duties AT the NaN Actue
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
THE FUGITIVE SPENCER.

LONDON, wednesday, sept. Iy, IsII'
ID. d. Spencer the defaulting Chicago Bank
President has not been arrested yet The police did not
receive Instructions to watcn for him on board the
Crcassian until after her arrival at Liverpool
II he landed at Move he had twelve hours the start
The Circassan's passenger list includes "Mr John
Williams, Mrs Williams and Miss Wllliams." Mr. John
Williams is described as a midde-dged man, Mrs.
Williams a young and Miss Williams as a child.
These landed ut Moyile. The Clrcassan was not
watched at MOyille.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
STRIKERS REsUMING WORK.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Sept. 10. The American
Iron Works, employing 1000 men, ana ii. Lloyd, son &
Company's Iron Mills, employing l,00o men, Resumed
work this morning. The former Idle six weeks
and the latter weeks. The striking coopers held
a meeting yesterday. and resolved To go 10 work AT
twenty ceuts. and agreed inierfe with the men
who went to work during the strike About 200 dscOn
tented ONES remaln Idle.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

gogues,"
This sentence IA In fiat contradiction to the manifesto
itself, and " all political rules observed by modern
clyll society. IL says in other words, shall accept
the decision OF the nation II IL conforms with mine
| shall brave it IL IL ia contrary 10 NINE. IL
impossible that it should be announced before
hand and without necessity that the wi'n or the atiop
Is 10 be overrued after IL as been appealed TO- ana weh
IL has delivered lis judgment after i've months 0 Ienee
tion THIS sentencs can only be a KIND OF pro-
vocation. aiming spreading irritation and discourage
ment throughout nation. How can the same man say
respects the Republic and hat he braves the eerOfs
How he IN te breath declare he Respects TIC
constitution, aud that he places himself above IL
The manifesto countersgned by the Minister OF the
Interior. -
LONDON, Thursday, Sept 90 1877.
The Standards correspondent at Paris reports that
President MacMahon's manifesto has created an i'm
sensation The BOnapartst and clerical papers
applaud 1t declaration OF surrender. The eDips
which far is the most outspOken OF the Republican
papers, declares the manifesto unprecedented
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
DETAILS AND SPEECHES.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 19.-Upou the conclusion
OF his rearas at the Blind Asylum Louisville yester-
~ Prtsle lent HAYES said, Nj. Eyarts, Secretary of
ate OF he United states will say few words TO YOU
eccretary Evalts said:
Il gives great pleasure 10 the gentlemen whom the
President has calle0 around nin IN conducting lie Ad-
ninstr,tOn, to jOu with him ID tne reception ae-
corded 20 his wise ahl De ehceht measures.
kO.nng Can be more striking IN every point
tbau welcome that is mere given hlm; Your
thoughts, printed upon your press are clsflDued hohg
your cOuuli yDtn ANA al Oy tAe world; ana there Is
some wny the reflections, tIe sentiments, the
opinions aud the declarations oi 'he onhu may eve some
is rucuOn those whose eyes are often msled IN the
gIe OF tie Sunshine and open dAy. Cettah'y IL Is d
II At pleasure 10 ne 10 DC presented Oh thls Ooedsoh
Ia pau 81
Secretary McCrary and Gen. Key also addressed the
BIZ children speaking pleasantly and sympAthetieally,
but viii exceeding brevity.
II 10 known tLat 10000 strangers and more than
double this number OF citizens, were the streets Of
Lou svile at night, all parts Of Kentucky. and New-Al
baIy, and Jacksonville being largely represented
AT ELIZABETHIOwN.
The Presidential party eft louisville at $50 O'Clock
this morning 4 SPECIAL train furnished by Dr Stand
ord President OF the railroad, placed the officers
car at ner disposal The Stamford Guards. Of LOUIS
vie accompanied the party escort 10 the Piesi
dent, aud presented fine sodierly appearance. The
train made stoppages uuth Ehzaoethtown was
Reached whore a large crowd had assembled and were
hug the train arrived The President, from
The rear VI the train, addressed theln as 1OhOWs'
THIS reminds me Of my in OaiO. can hardly be-
neye tnat You are FrcnOn people, and tDat not
with my Old negAUOrs- know very well mat all these
wcCOuIes individually but tnat tDey are
tie nj thai yoL Wish 10 express That You
deiTe 10 imOny and peace and goodwin exist
bctseon ali SECTIONS VI county. o. cOufse there
differences VI opinion among us IN politics. Tue
Same as Ia religion ana Other questions, but
sside from all this there is common sentr
u1ent Of patriotism In which uDited
klOwing thai they meet the apprOyal OF pure hearbs
vii now introduce 70 you some OF the gentlemen VINO
are assecia ed IN te G9yelnpsns yth me nTsI T. ds
Eyat the Secretary OF 61ae. regret ihat the time Ia
sot 70 make an extended speech The great trouble
over; snake naDds back " the Old friend
shp VI Washington and Jefferson. These sentiments
would commend ~ you.
Mr. Evars stepped forward and began TO address
Ae people, when the train started.
When Salt River was reached Coy. HAMPTON, wls Was
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
HEAVY ROBBERY IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Sept. ia robbery of $12,SOO
took place yesterday board OF the steamer Beaunar
nos, route from this city to Beauharuos $4,000 OF
the amount was IN small bills of the Merchants Bank,
snd 81 900 IN bills OF the Hoehelago Bauk which were
head officers OF these banks here to- their
agents in Beanharnos The balance on private ac-
count. There no clue 10 the ief or thieves
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
TIE BISMARCK.ANpRASSY INTERVIEW.

LONDOS, "Wednesday. Sept 10, 1877.
Prince Bismarck and Count Andrassy met to-day
at >alZburg, and remained in conference from ii
o'clock in TIE morning until III the afternoon.
Tais afternoons PdH Val Gazette has IA Ber in dis
patch saying: "You may rely upon it that the OBJ
ject of the meeting Of Prince Bismarck aud Count
AndTassy s 10 try to Bit upon course of mediation
to be undertaken in conjunction with England, and
to come to an understanding regarding the Eastern
question generally
BERLIN, Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1877.
The sem-o ffica PToUiRciaI Correspondence says the
two statesmen whose accord has, during series Of
years. contributed so greatly 10 bringing the common
policy of the three Emperors, in the interest of Euro
pean peace to successful issue, must have found II
of the utmost value to exchange views relative To-
the means of further carrying out their great mission
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
THE ORIENTAL CONFLICT.
MORE FIGHTING BEFORE pJFVNA

THR RUSSIAN FORCES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
The Roumlnians attacked turkish redoubt be-
fore Plcvna on Tuesday, but were repulsed The
Russians are hopeful Of success. The Turks still
expect to capture the Shipka Pass. The Monte
negrins are marching on Stoatz, which is near the
capital of Herzegovina.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
FRUITS OF ATTEMPTED REGULATION.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The Virginia State
officials are rea ~ leaning the effect OF the attempt OF
large portion citizens of that state to repudale
the pubic debt Tue oie las nave already eDdeayOred
without succ ~, TO obtain 100000 from Richmond
BanAs To meet current expenses An attempt was also
made in New YORK CITY without results.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
THE MONTENEGRINS STILL AGGRESSIVE.
CEIIINIE. "Wednesday. Sent. 10. lS77.

The Turkish garrison of Bllek have been permitted
to depart. The Montenegrns are marching against
stoiatz, and have begun operations against Forts
Nosdra and Zlostup the Duga Pass. lStolatz Is in
Herzegovina, seventeen miles southeast of Mottar,
the Capital.l
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
TIE YELLOW FEVER IN FERNANDINA.

FERNANDISA, Fla, Sept. 19.-Six deaths
at Fernaudina reported to-day There are several
newcases Contributions In money, medicines and pro-
visions are needed.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
BASE BALI.

In game at Rochester, n. Y, yesterday, the Fall
River Club defeated Rochester Club OF 10
The Tecumseh Club of London, Ont. played at
Binghaion ~ " yesterday, with the Cricket Club 0f hAt
place, AID defeated them by score Of 10 4
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
SENATOR MoRroN's CONDITION.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 19.-Gov. Burbank
says Morton mas recovered from MS low nervous
condition OF yesterday, and Is now sleeping quietly.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

The Hon. Glnery IWicncI, OF BrOOkuue, olfsred The
foowiug
Resortd That the Republicans Of Bro0kine, caucus
asst enDed, heartily approve tue policy OF President
Hayes doIesc ars, aud Instruct tnelr delegates 10
so report their Convention. Referred
The friends Mr. kiee aud Mr.. Long both applauded
the announces eemcnt of the result VI the ballot.
MIR. W. r. DAVIS, OF Plymouth moved that Mr. Rice be
declared the nominee OF the convention. (Cries Of
"Nu, not
M Nutter. OF East Bridgewater, opposed the motion.
Senator Fiske, OF Needhsm said that Mr.. Rice had nos
raeeiyed majority VI accredited dele gates, and he hoped
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
CORDIAL GREETINGS EVERYWHERE.

THUsIAsM ALONG THE ROUTE.
President Hayes and party went from Louisville
to Nashville yesterday. They stopped at Elizabeth
town Bowling Green and other places to make brief
sneeches TO large and enthusiastic crowds of people
In Nashville they were publicly and heartily re-
ceved.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

seated the platform with the President remarked
"Wel, Mr. President have at last sent you up salt
River; to which the President laughingly reioned IL
is not the first time have been up that stream
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
THE RECEPTION AT NASHVILLE.

CURIOSITY BUT FEW CHEERS FROM THE coLoRED
PEopLE-A BADLY MANAGED THRoNG AT NASH
v1r1R ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS ALONG THE
ROUTE.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-02-15

Too LATE.-A Washington corre-
spnndenl of the New York Erpress thus
touches up Senator Robertson: "The
South Carolina Senator, the native
Southron, to the manner born,' is too
late in the day with defense OF his State
and her people; something he proposes
to make in speech before he shufies off
forever the official coils he has worn for
several years. His day for this would
have been when poor, down-trodden, tax
ridden South Carolina had no Hampton
at the front to battle with right and Off
cial power on his side as her chief execu-
tive and to work successfully for her.
South Carolina owes nothing 10 Senator
Robertson. He has never, in all the
long years he has been her representative
in the United States Senate, said a word
from his seat in favor Of the attempt to
cast out from her, like so many unclean
spiris, the deviish crew who have been
raiding upon her for these many unhappy
years. Her star has waned. 1t is too
late. Feeble as he is, Robertson might
have at one time immortalzed himself
by Il vigorous, manly, determined attack
upon the carpet-bag crew who have now
thrown him overboard-but not now, not
now. There are Democrats il Congress
from the South VINO appreciate the CON
dition of the Palmetto State better than
this now repentant gentleman, and thei1
espousal of.hEwaes are even sweeter to
he. friends. than anything THIS native
BORN Republican can dU 6r eay." ::
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-02-15

COOP ADv1cE.-In the pocket-book of
Hon. Stephen Allen, who was drowned
when the Henry Clay was burned on the
Hudson several years since, was found
printed slip, apparently cut from news
paper. of which the following is copy.
1t is worthy to be engraved on every
Young mans heart: "Make few promises.
Always speak the truth. Never speak
evil Of any one. Keep good company or
none. Live up to your engagements.
Never play game Of chance. Drink no
kind Of Intoxicating liquors. Good
character is above all things else. Keep
your own secrets if you have any. Do
not marry until you can support a wife.
Never borrow if you can help it. Keep
yourself innocent if you would be happy.
When you speak to a person look into
his face. Make no haste to be rich if you
would prosper. Ever live misfortune
excepted) within your income. Save
when you are young to spend when you
are old. Avoid temptation through fear
you may not withstand it. Never run
into debt unless you see way to get out
again. Small and steady gain gives com
potency with tranquil mind. Good
company and good conversation are the
sinews of virtue. Your character cannot
be essentially injured except by your own
acts. If any one speak evil of you let
YOUR life be 80 that no one will believe
him. When you retire to bed think over
what you have done during the day.
Never be idle; if your hands can't be
employed usefully attend to the cultiva-
tinn of your mind. Read the above
maxims carefully at least once week"