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The New York herald., 1879-08-05
POISON IN BREAD.

THREE PERSONS DEAD AND FOUR MORE EA-
PEcTED TO DIE IN CANADIAN FAMILY FROM
AN ACCIDENTAL MIXING OF PARIS GREEN
WITH THEIR FOOD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
MONTREAL, August 4. 1872
terrible calamity has overtaken entire family
of French Canadian farmers. residents of st. Mar
tins, near the Junction, which has already caused
the death OF three persons and, it is feared will
result in the death of the whole seven of them.
Farmers here in the habit of using Paris green
in the slaughter of the potato bug. and in
many cases are very careless in its use The
present would seem to be one in point. The
family of Joseph Monette sat down to supper at q
little before o'clock, and enjoyed their repast
usual. except that the bread seemed to have
nauseous taste. Shortly after eating their supper
one after another were taken sick, and soon tho
violent spasms incident to poisoning were expert
enced by them. Joseph. the father. was the first
was summoned as quickly possible. but it seemed
that the poison had been partaken of in quantity SO
large that the other parties were soon beyond the
reach of medical help.
PARIS GREEN IN BREAD.
1t is impossible to obtain the correct version OF
the affair. owing to the whole party having been
prostrated. but the story is that the Paris green
had been placed upon paper and was opened
loosely upon the table. seven pound loaf of
poison nnnoticed. and the moisture in the bread
having absorbed large quantity OF the deadly
powder it was cut up and placed before the hungry
men.
AN APFnIGHTED VILLAGE.
The scene III the residence of the poisoned family
is described heartrenng. the groans and cries Of
the sufferers being heard at a long distance and
causing the utmost CONSERVATION among the other
inhabitants Of the village The names of the other
Monette, sons of the farmer. The names of the
other four who expected to die could not be OBJ
sad affair cannot be had. The Coroner will hold
an inquest in the evening.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.
LARGE FALLING OFF IN THE voTE-REPUBLI-
CAN GAINs-BLACKBURN, DEMOCRAT, Il
GOVERNOR, ELECTED BY A GREATLY REDUCED
MAJORITY

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LOUISVILLE. August 4. 1879.
The returns from the election throughout the
State are very meagre. but show great
falling of of the popular vote. In Madison
county Turner, Speaker in the last House of Repre-
sentatives is defeated by republican. Republicans
also gain one in Garrard county. and the green
hackers gain in the district composed of
Carter and Elliott counties. The republicans
gain Senator in the Sixth and Thirty
fourth districts Through general apathy the
caM or the Constitutional Convention is defeated.
The republicans will gain several members in the
two houses. The falling off of the vote is due to
the fact that this is an off year. and also partly
to the way in which the democratic canvas con-
Quoted. Governor McCreerys majority four years
ago was 81 900. 1t is generally conceded that Black
burns majority will hardly exceed 10000. and may
fall far below that figure.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
DIR. UpsHUR, OF RICHMOND va, SHOT AT IN
BROAD DAYLIGHT-A BULLET FROM UNSEEN
HANDS.
TO THE HERALD.1


BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND August T. 1879.
Considerable excitement prevails in fashionable
circles to-day supposed attempt to assassinate
DR.. j. u. Upshur. who resides on the corner OF
Fourth and Franklin Streets yesterday afternoon. 1t
about four o'clock and DR.. Upshur and his
friend, Dr. w. Augustus Lee. were seated in tho
Office of the former, discussing new chandelier
which hung from the middle Of the ceiling over
tho Office table. They had just turned away
from the table. when q ball from either rifle or
pistol came crashing through the open Stats of the
window shutter. striking the shade and chimney OF
the Argand burner. shivering both to atoms. bend
ing the brass, and. glancing, lodged about eight
inches above the frame of the door to his consulting
room the opposite side OF the Office. Dr. Upshur,
who standing at the time. said that ii he had
been inch two taller he would have
been killed. Those who heard the report
person in the vicinity. though an examina-
ton of the corner took place. DR.. Upshur is .
young wdower of the highest social standing. who
is not supposed to have an enemy in the world DIR.
Lee his companion at the time of the shooting. is
also u young but unmarried physician.
The affair is involved in the greatest mystery, no
clew having been obtained to who could nave fired
the shot to what the motive. 1t is admitted
that il could scarcely have been accident, occur
ring il did in the broad daylight of Sabbath
afternoon in such mysterious manner.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
ACCIDENT TO A YACHT.
TpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

ALEXANDRIA BAY. N Y, August L. 1879.
At eleven O'Clock this morning the steam yacht Q.
r. Turner ran ON q shoal near Taylor's Landing.
The passengers. eight in number. were transferred
safely to the steamer J. +. Maynard. The following
are the names OF those who on board the yacht
at the time of the accident MIR. Olmsead and fam
ily of syracuse: ex-senator w. Is. Woodin and wife.
OF Auburn, and two daughters or " b. Stewart. OK
Iscn
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
RABER'S MURDERERS.
LEBANON. Pa. August 4. 1879.

LEBANON Pa, August 4. 1879.
Charles Drews, Frank Sticher. George Zichman,
Henry Wise. Josiah Hummcl and Israel Brandt.
vced in April last Of murder in the first degree for
killing Joseph Raber. were brought into Court to-
day on n writ of error After hearing the argument
Judge Henderson granted new trial to Zchman,
but denied the applications of the others, and they
,rur audnl % sHuinncn.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
CRUISE OF THE CADETS.
SEEING THE SIGHTS AT NEWPORT, DEIsroI'
AND PROVIDENCE

AND PROVIDENCE
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l.. August 4. 1872
The United States steamers Standsh and May
flower, which arrived here from New Bedford yes
terday started for Bristol at late hour this after
noon. They will remain at Bristol tomorrow. CIV
ing the cadet engineers opportunity to visit
famous boat building establishment OF that place
Late in the afternoon they will for Providence.
where they will remain for several days. The engts
Will visit many of the leading manufacturing
establishments at that place. They will return here
Friday in time to meet the Constellation, and will
maiu in this harbor until the middle of next week.
when they will proceed to Washington. arriving
there about the 23d. They will return to Annapolis
the 1st of September.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
FAILED AND ABSCONDED.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

SYRACUSE n. Y. August L. 1879.
W. T. Gray, of Clay, this county. prominent
butter maker aud butter buyer and owner of a
large creamery failed suddenly last week. aud has
left for parts unknown. large number of farmers
and dairymen had been dealing with Gray for the
past months. he taking all the milk they had to
spare The majority OF these have yet received
little nothing for what they have sold. and many
of them will lose from $1,000 to $1,000 each. A
great deal OF indignation is expressed by the ne gh-
6ors and former friends of Gray. who suffering
on account of their faith In HIM. Measures have
been taken to secure his arrest.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
HOTEL. LIvERrOOL.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A-A-A-A.-A-A.-A.--
"A. MANS MISSION ON EARTH.
popuar medical trcatsc clearly explaining the hiddsa
sap vitality and shorten the duration OF fs
OF the same. showing how
taxed pow fully restored and obstacles to
,iase overcome Nv mail. zoe. currency postage
stan,ps Address SECRETARY, Museum OF Anatomy,
science and Art IS9 6th Nov York city.
I)EINIIARTs GREAT PICTURE, CONSULTATIONS
rcproduced with matchlcss beauty and artistic exce
ence be distinguished from the original Size
inches price SlO mounted and sent post free Ad
dress A. H. KAUFMAN. SV1 broadway. n. Y
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
THE DOMINION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

OTTAWA. Ont. August 4, ls'9
The Canadian government is about to establish
preventive service along the Niagara frontier
contract for the transportation of 5000 tons OF
steel rails for the Canada Pacific Railway. now arrv-
ing at Montreal by the Sandman. was. On Saturday.
closed with the Northwest Transportation Company
ut about SIS per ton
Thirty-seyen tenders received for the con-
struction of the Manitoba section of the Canada Pa
chc Railway, several American contractors being
among those rendering. The lowest tender Is said
to be in the vicinity of S6SO,O00.
The customs returns for July 1879. show fall
ing of in the total value of imports of fifty cent
Us compared with the corresponding month OF 1878.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
THE WRECKED STEAMSHIP.

HALIFAX, N. s., August 4, 1879.
The government steamer Glendon arrived to-day
from Sable Island. The wreck of the steamer State
of Virginia is lying about the previously
ported, with the sand banking her. She has
sunk little more forward 1t is probable that
Of her cargo will be recovered.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
CAPTURE OF A THIEF.

Boston. August 1879.
George lie Fevre, Frenchman. about thirty seven
years DID, with several aliases. arrested and
brought to this city to-day charged with numerous
robberies seaside hotels and other places. He had
been successful in several thefts aggregatng largo
amount. in this vicinity; also at Newport and at
several places in New York State. He claims to be
the son of wealthy manufacturer in Paris. con-
siderable amount OF jewelry stolen by him has been
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
THE ZULU WAR.

CETYwAYo's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHIEFS ASK
THAT JOHN DUNN BE MADE THEIR WHITE
KING-TRoUBLE EXPECTED IN THE TRANS
vAAL.
lDY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, August 4, 1870.
A despatch to the Times from Port Durnford
dated July ID, says:-"king Cetywayo, when
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
CATHOLIC UNION KNIGHTHOOD.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l


BALTIMORE, August 4, 1879.
At meeting of the Catholic Union Knighthood. Of
Baltimore, this evening it determined to call q
national convention of Union Knighthood. to be
held in this city October Is. The object contem-
plated is to hold grand union of Catholic Knight
hood of the United States and Canada. Preliminary
steps taken to defray the expenses of the
invitations to all organizations OF the kind in the
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

Average temperature yesterday. ......... T'S
last year. -. 75s
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Gallia. for Queenstown and Liver
pool and St. Laurent for Havre will sail from this
port Wednesday,
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Office
at FIVE, and for France direct at six O'Clock A. M.
The New YORK HERALD-editon for Europe-wiu
be ready at haf-past four o'clock in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
EUROPE.


DRIsToL HOTEL, LONDON BURLINGTON GAR
Ddens WThis large first class family hotel IN the best
situation OF London u newly established in the Cont
mental STYLE and furnished with possible eomcrt
and modern Improvement. excellent cuisine and wtneA
Proprietor II. EISEI.E late of Meurccs.
+ INCOLN BENNETT co.
lIIIat Manufacturers the Royal Family Sack
Vile aud ficady Prize Medal, Philadelphia; Gold
Medal Paris.
I oNG's HOTEL, BOND sr.. LONDON;
lEstablished upward Of century. This well known ana
house situated In OF the most
fashionable part o the West End Celebrated for its
cui sine and cellar of the choicest wines
vlvAsIINGTON HOTEL. LIVERPOOL.
w This magnificent resort for American tr~veters was
reopened on June z, by SIR WiLFRED LAWSON, Bart,
VI. r.. and Mr. A. NJ SULLIVAN, VI. 7. About i2o gentle
sat down TO splendid luncheon In tho dining room
including the Hon. = H. Packard american Consat whv
rising to speak received with applause and saa
that Americans claimed TO know something about Keep
Ing hotels They tad now hotels above the clouds ana an
the mountain tops; they had hotels IN the mountain
they had hotel palaces Heating on the waters
aud they had hoteson wheels uaughter and representing
the Americans and the American travelling paelc ne was
prepared give certificate that the Washing
ton Hotel very deserving of his country The wash %
ington Hotel is Immediately facing the 81 Georges ta
aud Is opposite the London and Northwestern Railway
aud in proximity to the other stations and piers
Visitors sending letter postal card from America or
Queen will DO welcomed by tho manager At Liver
pool
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-22
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.
By ". U. TELEGRAPH %.

By W. U. TELEGRAPH 90.
$50 Ophir-4e 40A
1886 Mexican 39h 39st 40
$50 Gould 81 Curry-l3A 49,.
$50 Best l. Belcher-23 22s1
1920 California-7H IN
Al0 Savage-l33s 1871 1917 1871
$40 Con virginia-716
30 Ohollar-4Sh 40
295 Hale IL Norcross-16% 1873
630 Crown Point-5H So
ATS Yellow Jacket-21s FIX
15s Kentuck-5h 81
625 Alphs-19h 19A 20 16I
100 Confidence-16h 16ss
1854 Belcher-7A 7hb30
$40 Sierra Nevada-47sS 48
1915 Bullion-7% rs
$40 Exchequer-6N 6k
$50 Utah-17 1871
100 Overman-l0k l0k
$50 Justice-61s 5A
140 Union-.6715 68
800 Alta-6M 6h
60 Raymond IL Ely-6
210 Eureka Con-29 2s%
20 Day-30c
800 Hillside-2]9 2.60
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-22
OFFICIAL LETTER.
RAYMOND AND ELY.

JOSEPH ROBERTS, Esq, Secretary: The
upraise from the 1200.foot level has
been advanced ten feet during past week
Owing to the bursting OF the air-pipe con.
Meeting with one of the pumps work on
the winze will be delayed day or two.
Now prosecuting on the 1st, I'd and Sd
levels; will be into the ore in few days
Have shipped small lot of ore to the
Hillside furnace as an experiment; will
know result in a few days. Everything
working we'll.
T. B. PHEBY, Supt.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-22

PRICE REDUCED Speed increased
Andauser st. Louis and Phi. Best Mil
waukee bottled Lager Beer by the barrel
70 doz S27 so; per dozen, S.; per
bottle, 81 cts.
The bar always supplied with the best
fluid refreshments.
Panaca Saloon. No 1000 Main ST.,
ONE PRICE! ONE Bril-!
CALIFORNIA. GOLD JEwELRY sold at the
Golden Rule store, and old jewelry taken
in exchange.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-22

STILTs.-Ths mania among the bows
Of Phoebe now is walking on stills, or
org poles, strapped to their legs. A
broken arm or leg will cause this mania
to die out rapidly
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-22

LATE RECEIPTS AT PoUJApE's.
Light Pressed Plug Tobacco.
Eastern Full Cream Cheese.
Coal Oil, 1100 and 1902 Fire-test.
Fine Cigars.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-22


Silver State: We learn from one OF
Wells, Fargo & Co g messengers, whose
route is from Winnemucca to Ogden,
that fatal shooting affair occurred at
Plain City. some eight or ten miles from
Ogden, last Tuesday, between two Nor.
mons. name respectively Joseph Dudley
and Henry Wadman. The superstition
is that the fued, which eliminated in a
deadly ARRAY resulting in the death of
Wadman. originated about woman, but
as the men had been warm personal
friends many Geptiles are of the opinion
that Dudley was instigated by the Nor
mon priests to kill Wadman, who had
fallen nom grace in the church and
could, according to the Mormon doctrine,
be saved by blood adonement +" only.
Two shots were fired; one entered Wad.
mans mouth and passed through his
head; the other entered his right eve,
killing him instantly. Dudley went to
Ogden and delivered himself up to the
Mormon authorities, whom be expected
would let him out on bail, circumstance
which gives color to the belief that he
was only obeying the orders of the
church when he killed Wadman.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-22

The first specimen of the metric gold
double eagle on the goloid principle, of
the full value of $40, coined at the Phil.
adelphia United States Mint, was re-
&C. 1ed at the Treasury Department yes
terday. It is beautiful coin of the size
of the old double eagle, having very
rich hue. The design of the diverse
side is head of Liberty surmounted by
thirteen stars, between which is the me-
trio inscription "30g. lbs. $50. IS
grains" below which is 1879. On the
reverse is the double eagle, surmounted
by the words " United States of Amer.
lea " and a circlet of thirteen stars en-
bla7oned. Within the cirolet is the Latin
Inscription, "Deo est Gloria" in scroll
held by the eagle the words "E Pluribus
Unum," meaning, when translated,
The United States of Americs-to God
is the glory-of many one." Beneath
this the words twenty dollars" The
coin has been handed over to A. H.
Stephens, Chairman of the Committee
on Coinage. 1t is patented by DR.. viii.
liam Wheeler Hubbell and is the com.
panion coin of the goloid dollar.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-22

The Safe Treasurer of Nevada ia now in
San francisco completing negotiations
with A. Livingstone, by which the State
takes in $4OO, 900 If her bonds which
bear 9H per cent, and have yet eight
years to run. The transaction is made
on these terms. that Mr.. Livingstone
surrenders the bonds as to guarantee the
State ~ per cent. during the life of the
bonds, on the amount expended in the
purchase. With the exception of a few
thousand dollars in scattered bonds of
Nevada, this wipes out the entire indebt-
deness of the State. It's financial condi-
ton at present is most excellent. Wise
legislation may enable the State to re-.
duoe the rate OF taxation and still keep
the State on n cash basis.-GEx,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-01

'hfn' family sewing mn: in every Of e word that runs
strong we'll ana tHov'oy while for thou
atchnl
tel p
IL. O
y m o $
Nchino
No
Is
in
both h leather sh;itlt
non a@r obbins c"e holding hnn1 led yards Of Ere"d
with width
wlc machine principle
offered tNctcrs h0>iNms Illustrated
l"s' samples delivery
; uro oT traw
BROADWAi CILNrON e. New l-f
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-01
FOR INTENDANT.

MeS$fS. Editors: The election for town
council being near Mt hand, il is high ii, Q
TINT proper election be made for H.
ttndnnt. The present incumbent, Jam es
a. Bricc, ESQ, hns given entire satisinu-
tirn. md it is due to him that he should
be again placed at tho head Of our mu-
nicipality. In addition to hoing g,n-
tleman of tho highest integrity and per
fonnl character, he ~ ~ Democrat Of the
straightnst scot. H. has, moreover. atl-
ministercd the affairs Of the town with
signal ability, and has proven eminently
worthy of tho honor conferred upon
him. BY MI means let him be re- elected,
if for nothing elso, at least in r.co2ni-
ton Of q faithful discharge of duty.
DEMOCRAT.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-01

arc compounded from snbstnnce es that nro
frco from any properties thnt cnn inJuro
the most doiicRte organizntlon. They
Search, Cleanse, Partly, and InviRornte
tho entire Systen. by relieving the en-.
4orGcd Liver, they cleanse the blood
frem poisonous hnmors, and thus impnrt
health and vitality to the body, cansinR
| the bowels to ace naturally, without
which No one can feel we'll.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-01
NEWS AND HER A LID
TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.
uOW He LOVED KENTUCKY.

eyes, gentlemen," exclaimed the
Colonel, bringing his empty vine
glass down with CT sh, "as lit as
] liked the South, damned if once
dilut want to be II Kentuckian."
"Hear, hear = said wo all, and tho
Colonel who WIS rather emphatic in
his remarks, proceeded
"Weii, you see, twas in June, 4S,
we'd licked hell out Of the greasers
and was comm home, takin things
easy md Htrnggln' along like. We
was Oh the rond from Oriznba to
Vera Cruz, a heavenly country, but
full Of pizen as dried apples is Of
swell. There wasn't any line Of
march reglar, and the boys was
sutlerin' from Fcholera and black
vomito. I was officer of the day
over few detatchnents and WAS
sitting on my hoss, lazy like, when
an ordelly rode up and SCI:
'Captin, Lieutennnt-- is dyin
--dummc I cant get his name, but
he was stme way related to Old
Govcrnr Moo, eAea1, and wewill c,;ll
him Lieutenant I'd just got
acquainted with him Il, couple Of
days before, and wo sorttr clung
together-'The Licutcnant's dym'
and he wants to SEQ .ol.
Back I gallops, and sure enough
there he WIS lyin' on strotcher a
goner fir m The vonitr.
My dear boy, 1 says, what can I
do for you 2 .'.4 ......
"'Jcst raise me up-up high" he
says.
Il put my arms around him and
raised him up. He looked Ill
around and finally shot his eyes
away to the northeast. T couldn' t
help askin' what in the thunder he
wanted to be raised up fer. He
jest says:
"'E-I qcant to taU nay tuN
tuchyr
II didn't let the hoy fall, but,
damme, when I laid him down, gem
tie and easy, I had sorter earnin
for tie cussed State myself"
One of the chief railway engineers
in Indiu has q wifa who does not
contine herself to domestic and
social duties, but interests herself in
her husbands business. She has a
practical knowledge Of the princi-
''les of railway instruction, and
knows q good deal ;.bout the details,
and she not only exercises supervis-
u over the work utn en- p'oyctl,
but oven gives orders occasionally
which would only be expected from
her husband
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-01

MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given TIM. M cleo
IN tioh for intenlant md four way
dens for the town of Winnsboro. S. g.,
will be hold in the Town Hail on Mon
,day. the seventh day Of April. 1879, b.
Ntwern tho !nrs Of seven O'clock n. H..
Md hvo o'clock, p. m. The following
pctaons nrc hereby appointed managers
nt sni,' election. viz: 4. II. Flcming. f..
s. Chandler aud Willis G,olc. The book.
will he open for legistrrtinn on Thurs
day, Friday AMI Saturday next preceding
the day ofeiection. c,,mmonciny ut six
o'clock, ", m, and closing at six O'Clock,
p. III. BY order Of Councils:
WM. n. CHANDLER
mch 22-td Clerk.
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THE hNG.I COZ! !, Y.

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The aim of the Publishers is to issue i
TIET- CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-28
RIGHT md Wrong.

There is no more contemplate and de-
moraliZing doctrine than that which makes
popularity the test OF right and wrong. In
the minds of many people question IS
Judged entirely by the gauge Of popularity.
These persons never ask, Il this thing
right, or is it acrong, but simply IS 1t popu-
lar? It is impossible to conceive OF more
desp;cable conduct. The devil has always
been a popular parsonage, aud the whole
human race has reason to lament that Bl-
rabbas was more popular than Christ.
In deciding upon opinion and action,
honest men have simply to do what they be-
licre to be right in opposition to what they
believe to be wrong. The success or failure
Of The course pursued has nothing to do
with the great principles which ought 10
underlic it. We therefore do not care to
conceal our contempt for those miserable
politicians who regret The procedure OF the
State Conservative Committee simply be-
cause it has not, quotha succeeded. Sue
cess or failure, popularity or unpopularlty,
will never alter our views Is TO the wisdom
and r2cttude which guided the committee.
They are slaves who ''are not be
In the right With two or three
Apparent defeat is often actual success.
and all the teachings OF the Divine oracics
prove that
Truth crushed TO earth shall rise again,
The eternal years OF God are hers
No man need be dI>nlayed ii be should be
temporarily vanquiShed in good CAUSE
Farm ellie Mercury.