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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12
L0cAL AND STATE NEWS.
Iron Saturdays DAILY

o0lnaSanAi.
hsGula. meeting Of Odd Fellows this
SvsniKs.
John W. williams. after . long alb
sSaos. arrived in town from his ranch
lssE evening.
BILLY Rogers came down from Tusea-
roea, this evening. and will remain over
Tomorrow.
County Surveyor Singles, who for
some weeks past has been at work up
In vicinity Of Fort 'Halleck, arrived In
town again last evening.
John Dorsey has taken down his large
frame granery for removal to his ranch
1t HAlleck. It 10 now loaded on the
oars ready for transportation.
W. T. Smith arrived here from Tus-
oArora BY private conveyance last even
ing. and remained over { o day. He re-
turns home to morrow.
Geo. d. Fryer. an old resident Of
Carson City. died there Wednesday Of
blood poisoning. He was a native Of
England and aged 50 years.
Another lot OF coke for the Blue
Bell Company has just arrived by rail
aud Is being loaded on teams for its
Anal destination as fast as possible.
J. P. Edoff aud ]. b. Fitch. Repre-.
S~entatives to the Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows, which assemblies at Eureka.
Monday. leave here for that place, by
the train in the morning.
Warner 4 Co. this morning loaded a
couple OF teams with general merchau.
disc for Tuscsrors, and Hubbs & Phil.
lips big bull teams have just arrived
here from that place. The two ten
yoke teams will be loaded with lumber
and salt, now awaiting transportation
20 Urton & Brown.
O. d. Gregory. OF Virginia City. has
Just returned with Alex. Cory=ll, from a
visit to the mines OF the latter, ut Lone
Mountain. They brought down a small
lot OF good looking ore. which SIR.
Gregory will have practically tested at
Eureka He departs for the Base
Range by the train to morrow morn ng.
Eddie Dorsey came near meeting with
an accident this morning. while driving
Q pair OF horses. one of which was n
bronco. on the street. The animals bad
started to run and were getting the best
Of Eddie, when G. G. Crane. who saw
tho danger. sprAng forward. caught the
horses. and succeeded in stopping them
before any damage was done. Eddie
hold to the reins aud did his best to
hold them. but his strength was insult.
oisnt to bring them down 10 u reason-
Ablo pace.
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We have been permitted to peruse a
letter written to Il citizen OF this place,
a few days ago, from Bellevue. by OK.
County Clerk. o. Z. Green, who went
from here with the view Of faniliarizine
himself with the topography of the
Wood River country. The letter was
in reply to one asking for information
relative to the merits and immediate
prospects OF that section, and is in
effect that before advising others to en-.
igrate to that country, he desires 10 be.
come better posted himself. As a re.
suit OF his observations to date he states
that nothing OF Importance in the way
OF mines has been struck since last
Fall; no smelters there. and those re.
ported as on tho way, merely exist in
the heated imagination Of the sanguine
possessors Of town lots. prospect holes.
gin.mills, etc. The payroll Of the en-
tire country embraces about $50 men,
almost all the money in the country Is
brought there by tho emigration. Very
few prospects have been opened yet.
there appearing to DO very little conf.
dence felt in the permanency OF tho
mines.
Green has several mining locations
himself, but bIs faith in their value, Is
not Of that stripe that moves noun.
l"ius or runs Burleigh drills. His
opinion Is, that though tho country may
possess merit tho fact cannot DO dem.
onsirated this year. The letter men.
lions incidentally. that Nose Haynes
and Tom. Pryor are running n saloon
in a big tent. aud that the Pierce, vii.
son and Tucker outfits arrived In good
order.
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D0kAn4onoA
Read the dissolution under head Of
''New Today"
Regular Masonic communication at
the hall At . O'Clock this evening.
Jake Wines. formerly Of this place. is
driving stage from Ketohum to GAlsna
City.
The stage from Tuscarora this even
brought down two bars Of Navajo bul.
lion valued at $4,36l o..
Abe Hesson found upon the street q
small iron or steel key Of the new pat
ented style, which the owner can OBJ
tain by applying at this office. ~
Dan Murphy Cof 'ours"l came up
from the west by last evenings train.
and is hearty ~ usual. He vent on to
Halleck, but will ba down in a day or
two. "a
The Blsckioot Register Of Saturday
says: Mrs. Len Wines came in on the
coach on Monday from BELLEVUE and
and left on the same evening for Salt
Lake City to purchase furniture for q
lodging house she is having built at
HALEY.
II il proposed among other smusA-
ments for the Fourth. to have q shoot
ing match under the auspices OF the
Elko Rife Club. IN that day. A num-
Der OF parties from the valleys have
already agreed to take part on the
occasion.
Commissioners Campbell arrived here
yesterday morning by the special CIR
California" along with ID. o. Mills.
Jim thinks Of buying a railroad or two.
and wanted a little Of d. O.'s advice
before making his purchases. Com
missioner H~oneyman arrived the even.
ing previous.
The engine. tender aud a fat car at
tached to the east.bound freight train
this morning, rau of a misplaced
switch just below the freight depot.
Beyond some trifing injury to the ten
der. no damage WAS done. however.
The accident caused few minutes delay
of the passenger train west.
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Iron Friday. Daiiy.I


Hon. Geo. W. Merrill Of Eurska, q
IN town on business.
Notice Of an sweat of lively Interest
10 the O'Dounsil family viA b. fond
under the appropriate bed.
Wsr0er / Co. hs.s lea Feosived .
carload q ooi oil fos saith. WooAsSR
d EnAor st THsearosA. 4 o0apas Of
wagons loaded With Ais Ses Uroa 4
Brow. lsit hsss ysstssds1.
At . meeting % The o~oAG-s0ahoo Of
The Presbyterian 0sS~aaiAaEioa. held 1t
The church on Thursday. ]. II. Rad.
!. B. suGestt sd J. HsAasssoa. we're
SecSsd Trustees fOs thO ensuing ysAs.
The Odd ,Fslio~s' oraad Lodge Q.
Eureka yesterday elected che following
grand ofacsr for ths ensaine year:
Geo. Kirnan, arsud Master; A. Z.
shannon. Deputy @. NJ: 8. 6hoenakss,
Grand Warden; Vim. Hill, Grand Bee.
rotary; Geo. Tuay. Grand Treasurer.
The installation took place to-day.
The Hnes.Rsrier s..s: The nsu
strike Of Messrs. ysnAuken and Black
is located on the other side of MoCann
creek, nearly ~es,. and about ak miles
from Tuscarora. We saw some rich
looking rock from there last evening.
and Ar. Black informed Us that the
ledge il fifteen feet between the walls.
II it proves = quarter ~ rich and exten-
sivo ~ Its owners anticipate. Il will
eclipse anything yet struck in the dis
trict. There is NO douht but It 10 an
ercellent prospect. and 20 hope it will
turn out . bigger thing than the owners
expect.
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tFrom Monday = Daily
NaImaRundI-

DaimnRundI.
The Board Of Comfy Commissioners
are In session at the Court House to.
day.
Payne l. Fernald received Saturday
evening one oar Of lumber from the
west.
Tho Wood River Miner. has moved
from Bellevue and is now published NJ
Haley.
Commissioner, Honeynan and Camp.
bell are In town in attendance upou the
meeting Of tho Board.
J.h. Middleton. who killed Geo. q.
Blair at Osceola n few woeks ago, In.
been admitted to bail in the SUN of
$500 pending an indictment by the
next Grand Jury.
W. t. Smith Of Tuscarors, returned
to his homo BY private conveyance yes.
tordsy morning. He was accompanied
by Master Harry Brown. who has lust
returned from years schooling at
Placsruille. oAl.
The hne'.R tpit,e states that John w.
hpley will put men to work on tho
mines under his ohsrgo at Rock Creek
~ sooa ~ tho necessary supplies can
b taken there. The roads with little
repairing can soon DO rendered pasaa.
bic Tor teams. although there il consid.
CRADLE snow yet ON the summit.
Hotel Arrivals.
Harry Brown, T~usoatora.
Ed. Puokott, do
W.T.. Smith, do
Geo. Mcintosh. Carlin.
=. A. %Littloaeid, Ogden.
Geo. hAplhy, Ruby Valley.
II. Manihey, do
Chss. Rhrlioh, San Francisco,
Frank Gates, Eureka.
VI. Campbell. For, Halleok.
Geo. Morrow, San Francisco.
Departures,
TIL: morning James Jones,
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From Wednesdays Daily.
BRlmRHundi.

Dan Murphy came down from Hal
leck last night.
Geo, Wi:ham Of Tuscarora, has been
held to answer before the Grand Jury.
on a charge OF mayhem. with bonds
fixed at 5000. Witham furnished the
sureties and was discharged from Gus.
tody.
T. F. Lawler, formerly General
Freight and Passenger Agent OF the
Eureka & PnlisAde Railroad Company
at Palisnde, was lately killed in Wash
ington Territory. by being caught and
crushed between two cars. Mr.. Law
Ter bad secured the position as agent
on II Of the roads in that Territory.
AMI had sent to San Francisco for his
family. who were on 'ho way 70 JOIN
him when the accident occurred.
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rAs Board Of County Conmissisaers
held its regular session II the Court
House yesterday-present. full Board.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
having been read and approved. the Gel,
lowing business was transacted.
l.. A. Willard vas appointed Road
Supervisor for CornucopiA Road Dis
trict.
John Robbins WAS appointed Justice
Of the Peace for Buby Valley Town
ship. ~
William Brant Was appointed ConstA-
BILE for Railroad Township.
The resignation of G. Il. Roland,
Justice Of the Peace for Wells Town.
ship was accepted, aud In a~ccordauos
With petition from citizens Of said
Township, E. r. Chase Was appointed
to 6ll the vacancy.
The resignation Of J. D. Sponogle.
Justice Of the Peace for Carlin Town.
ship. Was also accepted. and In COM
pliancs with petition of citizens Of
Carlln. John A. Palmer was appointed
to all the vacant position.
The road viewers appointed at the
previous meeting Of the Board to gath
er and furnish the information necea-
sary to the satisfactory establishment Of
a road to embrace White Rock, Silver
Greek aud the country a~djscent, and to
enable the Board TO act advisedly In
the matter Of establishing of public
roads in the district made n full report,
which was accompanied by a plat Of
the territory mentioned.
In compliance with q petition signed
by = majority of III. citizens OF White
Rock aud vicinity the Board established
White Rock Road District with the fol-
lowing boundaries: On the North By
the Duck Valley Indian Reservation;
on the East by Columbia district; on
the South by Corrucopis district. and
on the West by the Owyhee river.
II. d. Miller was appointed Road
Supervisor for said district and all the
regularly travelled roads within the
same, were declared by the Board pub
lie highways.
The road on the center line OF SEQ
tions ~ and "a, township A. aud pass
ing between the ranches OF E. Ham and
j. @. Wilson. now partially closed. was
exempted from the effect Of the above
order. until the LIST day of October next.
The official bond Of ]. A. Palmer,
Justice of tbs Peace for Carlin, was ap-
proved and ordered filed.
The monthly reports Of the Auditor,
Clerk, District Attorney. Tailor and Hos
pital Steward were received, examined
and ordered filed. .- ..
In compliance with law. the Board.
accompanied by the Auditor. proceeded
to the Office Of the County Treasurer,
counted the funds in the Treasury, and
found the amounts to tally exactly
with the record Of the funds as shown
by the books OF the County Auditor;
the amount in Treasury being $l7.-
900 20.
The following claims against the
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DenlIalrX.

DR.. T. GARDINER, who has periodic.
ally practioed his profession hero for
several years past, returned from tho
East last evening, and has 70. ostab.
lisbed his ofioo at room 80 in the Dopo,
Hotel. As the Doctors stay here will bo
limited. those desiring tho services OF a
first class dentist should call upon him
Immediately.
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A RooorhAAlo P~uD~11nr.


At an adjourned session Of the Board
Of Commissioners for Eureka county,
held = couple Of days ago. that honor.
able body, according to the published
report OF their proceedings, passed the
following extraordinary order:
"Whereas. . dispute has arisen BE-
tween the Assessors Of Eureka and
Elko counties, Nevada. relative to a..
sessipg and collecting personal property
taxes on property owned by A. Benson
Of Beowave. Eureka county, Nevada.
it IL ordered that Eureka county.
through its Board Of Commissioners.
defend said A. Benson against all dam
ages which may ariss out Of the litigs-
tivn Of said ~disputs."
The 30 called dispute" referred 70,
Is nothing more than the hst refusal on
the part Of the said Benson, to furnish
to the Assessor Of this county. any
statement in relation to his stock which
regularly feeds. lives and runs in Elko
county, on the ground that his residence
is at Beowawe. Eureka county, and that
he prefers to make returns OF all his
cattle to the latter's Assessor.
A similar attempt, and upon precisely
similar grounds. Was made by the As
SCISSOR OF Eureka county last year, in the
case Of Hobart. and in order to strangle
this bulldozing on the part of our nc.
quisitive neighbors, the Assessor OF
Elko county will afford Mr.. Benson an
opportunity TO pay a double taI upon
his stock in this county. If. AS he claims.
he has already paid u tax upon said
stock in Eureka county. The claim
that because a man lives IN one county
the property he may own situated in
another county is only sssessable by
that in ~hich he resides. is about al
preposterous as tho ''order" of the
Board Of Commissioners, quoted above.
is ridiculous.
While there is nothing absolutely
criminal in the action OF the Board in
making such a lavish aud reckless or.
der. the TACT that 1t cannot be sustained
by law. and that the Board transcribed
its authority in passing it, will be poor
consolation to Mr.. Benson when he Ia
obliged to draw upon his personal re.
sources to pay, not only the tax upon
his cattle in EIko county. but the costs
necessarily accruipg through his own
f~oolishness. The tax payers Of Eureks
might possibly sit quietly by and see
their funds illegally squandered in q
Don QuiIote raid upon the wind mills
Of common sense and Jurisprudence,
but 1t is scarcely TO be expected that they
will. When they ShSll have discovered
that the position assumed by certain OF
their county officials, il unsupported by
either justice, law or equity, there is
good reason to believe that the oyer
Jealous portion Of their public servitors
will be very suddenly confined within
the boundaries Of their Legitimate
spheres.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


On and after Wednesday. Juno is., a
Fas, Freight team will leave our depot
in Elko at 8 O'Clock every Other morn.
ing. and will arrive in Tuscarora at z
P. N. OF the Same day. Price Of freight
invorisblo two cents per pound. Mark
goods for this line Fast, care tw)
Elko." w In a circle.
@. O. WARsER 4 Co.
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REPORTS from Russia show that they
are still sitter the Gar. q mine having
been found close to the railroad station
of his palace q few days ago.
Dont.stry.
Doctor F. G. Jessup, the we'll known
Dentist, will arrive hore from the West,
in a few days, prepared to resume the
practice Of mis- profession, and persons
requiring good work in his line. will
find the Doctor ut the Depot Hotel,
where he has engaged rooms
~~
FINE blackberry brandy. TO, medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale at tho Gem.
---
A LLRaE invoice of the celebrated
White Rye Whisky Just received at the
Gem Saloon.
Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
TIE celebrated Peruvian Bitters, the
very best tonic known, 1t the Gem.
Strawberries and ice cream. fresh
every day, at the Gem Restaurant
-
A invoice OF ! Key West
Cigars just received at the Gem.
MILWAUKEE BEER on draught ct the
Gem Saloon.
FRESH Bread. Pies and Cakes at the
Elko Bakery.
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Another Expedition North.

Another Expedition North.
Lieutenant Ray OF Fort Hallock, was
a passenger for the Bay by the train
this morning. We understand that the
Lieutenant has been assigned to the
command Of an expedition to explore
and map out Northern Alaska, aud to
assist In tbe search for tho party which
went up into the Arctic regions with
the Jeanette. The Lieutenant. a. we
are informed, Is authorized by The
Government TO select o suitable vessel
which will DO fitted out and furnished
with supplies TO the value OF $40, 900,
which IL Is calculated will maintain the
exploring party q year. The plan 10 10
proceed north a. far % practicable and
establish q station In some favorable
locality, from which point, as a base Of
supplies, tho party propose TO prosecute
their way into tho interior. and should
II be deemed advisable. other stations
on their routo will be located and pro.
visioned. After conveying tho party TO
the selected site for the station. the yes.
sol 10 to return, and at a time dssigua.
ted goes with further supplies to the
relief OF the party. by this method, Il
Is thought much nor oan DO accom-.
pllshed. and will be accompanied with
less danger than by the system OF Arctic
exploration heretofore adopted.
Tho position Of Chief OF the Commits
sary Department heretofore hold by
Lieut.. Ray, is now filled by Eoutenan,
Pitcher.
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Hotel Arrivals.

G. Collins and wife. Tuscsrora.
Ed Carviile. Mound.
Geo. p. Thorpe. San Francisco.
d. W. Earl, do
J. 4. Rocker, Anstin.
j. II. Fordham, Carlin.
Il. Barclay, do
T.. j. Helms. do
Joe Herman, Lsmoille.
A. Fink, do
Stage Departures.
This morning-Miss l.. HuntsmAn.
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Hotel Arrivals.

j. A. Palmer, Carlin.
Il. d. Hunter, Molcen.
w. u. Perry, do
Steven Dakin, Jnmoillc.
Elmer D"kin, Spokane.
Mrs. j. Bascom and son, Tuscarora
Miss l.. Huntaman, do
John DSoIing. Duck Valley.
Dan Murphy, HAlleck Station.
A. Fink. Baldinsyills.
W. O. Lowry, woodville, N. @.
Chas. Roberts. Wells.
Feri Flick. Hsllook. ..
John KAN. Carliu.
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Hotel Arrivals.

r. II. CoudormAn. Philadelphia.
Francis HUH do
W. T. Smith, Tuscarora.
J. ". Williams, Willow Creek.
Miss Mary Owen, Colusa. Cal.
John MoDsrmott. Lamoille.
T. F. Brennan. Star.
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The vote FOR asnnter..

In tho Now York Legislature yostcr
day tho ballot stood as follows: For
short term:
Conklina 81, Jacobs as. Wheeler %,
cornell 10, Rogers Is. Lsphsm 3. Ire.
maine T. Bradley I. Folger /. Crowley
l..
The vote on Plat stood Plati 90,
Herman 40. Dopov ~. Cornell IL, Fol.
sOr I, L"pham 8. Crowley 4, TrOmaino
q F'u'0n ], Wheeler 1.
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TuS best quality Of Rhine Wines at
he Elko Bakery and Saloon, Rockhart
a Co., Proprieiora.
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The following 10 q list OF letters re.
naming in the Elko Office. unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday, June 4,
1851:
CrAbb Chas COIN NJ
Delano FB Mccoy James
Young ChAs Wright Ad
Q. w. Hull. L. n.
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CHAMPIONS OF tho best quality and
brands, can DO had at Reckhart h
FroeiIch!s Saloon.
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0GnES Arrivals.

Last EVENING". II. Conderman and
r. HUH.
This eveniug-W. W. Rogers.
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FAsILrSs supplied with 100 cream
upon leaving their orders Al tho Gem
Restaurant,
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FINE old cosuso at RocLhar, 4 Frool.
iohs
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Boom.

o'DoNnRLL-ln Hlko. June ., is5i, to the
wife Of Harry o'Dosnell. q tea pouAA >.
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stage Departures.
This morning-Geo. Morrill,, Miss
Mary Owen and f. Larsch.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel ArrtvaIA
Geo. W. Merrill, Eureka.
A. Benson, Beowawo.
Henry Vivian. Tuscarora.
A. b. Mcdonald. do
A. B. Miller. Huntington.
Geo. w. Overnan. do
@. Buckingham, San Francisco.
A. Lschman, do
W. T. Bay. do
W. E. May. do
F. Sporting. do
Chas. E. Morris. Virginia City.
Mrs. n. Cummings and daughter.
Tuscarora.
stage D~eR0Rturea-
This mornipR-R. Il. Bigelow and G.
E. Norris.
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No further business appearing. the
Board then adjourned until Monday.
July 4th.
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HLaKs Arrivals.

This evening-Mrs. John Dascom and
son.
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Strawberries and ice cream. fresh
every day. at the Gem Restaurant
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departures,
Ar: morning Jamsa Jones,
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TIE celebrated Peruvian Bitters. the
very best tonic known, Ut the Gem. .
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A LARGE invoice OF ! Key West
Cigars just received at the Gem.
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FRESH Bread. Pies and Cakes ct the
Elko Bakery.
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MILWAUKEE, BEER on draught at tho
Gem Saloon.
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FINE blackberry brandy, TO, medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale at the Gem.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
, 1881-01-29
LYON & HEALY, Chicago, III.
OLIVER DITsoN q CO., Isn~tom.
sIoDDARD's PAssIoN-PLAY PICTURES.


~ us Editor VI 1ns Chicago 1sinuHs.
ChtcAoo, Jan. s7.-Iam fresh from Dir. stod--
dusGs representation OF Tho efcrol drama at tho
Passion, mud With justly emphatic query In my
mind whether ho had asked tho public to Wit
ness tho portrayal of scunes sacred in tho es-
lceu Of eyen tho rauonaistio skcptc, or to listen
10 his mere ouloxy OF tho chief performer. hiH
Eriend Moyor.
Mr. Stuldard had pettor learn ut oucc thnt bis
studledly rounded sentences aud his urticihiy
cultivated vocal tones witt itot coudono for his
laCt Of t0ct In concanlny his Disbelief OF tho
tEeat truths Involved III tho tnct8 Of tho saored
history Of tho trial mud death OF tho Savior.
Anu eyen II am mistnkon In this, md ho IL not
tnndcl IN bis yow4, lie Ia untrue to tho creed
which lc must claim to hold In order TO htsvIu-
dcstton from the charge to which his uinnncr Of
kEeatlng bis subject clnin,, Justly lnys htm
ppen.
Its Meyer who submits to tho taunta, and not
Meyer who illustrates tho tneckness which lod
70 The submission.
Ills Meyer who With gcutloness bears tho buf-
les'ngs-nnt who puts before US tho rcprcsenta-
M aon u Hin who 81 beautifully petsoutsed tho
sst!!o nat.s Of xouslencss under tho bi,liotInRs.
IT. r., one. NJ Mary and Joh,,, and Mary Ming.
,!; t!;s.saeo attor pausnRo of biz ioeturo in tho
seatatlon Of tAat which Ia 70 onshrI,ed ~ tho
esF1 70 tho tlefct,so OF Mr.. bloycr against what
~ aeclafGs to be unjust asporSlons Rs to his
@Ss. III eyes @ ,ro ~ engaging m ~ thS pny
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