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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-25

NORWAY FISH The result Of the
Norwegian fisheries in 1880 will 20 far
toward compromising the people for the
former years of depression OF cod
more than $1,000, coo have been caught,
a larger yield than in any one year
since 1877, in which year the maximum
was reached. These figures do not in
clude the fish taken for home consump-
ton. How large a catch this is may
be seen when 1t is compared with the
average yield from 1869 to 1S78-only
40, 100000. While the cod fisheries
have proved unusually productive, the
herring fishery has been proportion
ately poor, producing but 500 600 bar.
rels for export. In recent years i'm
portant subsidiary industries have aris-
en- IN connection with these fisheries
Formerly the bones and refuse Ct the
fish we're thrown away as useless; but
In 1880 factory was established 10
Lofoden for converting this fish refuse
into guanO, and bas proved remarkably
successful. The exports of fish guano
in 1875 were 3.79S 800 kilos, and in
1879 had risen to nearly 5000, 900 kilos.
By new process that is now being APP
piled, it is hoped to obtain several im-
portant products from this fish offal.
such as isinglass, gelstine, albumen and
f,h glue. 1t is claimed that products
not inferior in quality to and much
lower in price than the existing sup
plies of the various articles may be
thus obtained.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-25

FAST RUSNINa,-The match for
$4,000. a 5Oo-yard run. between John
Powers of Brighton. Mass, and Ed.
ward Tisdsle Of New York, came off a.
Mystic Park. Boston, on the 9Th, in the
presence Of about 1000 spectators.
Powers. who is known as the Butcher
Boy" weighs i45 pounds stands 5 feet
: inches high. and is q years old. He
isswell known rs sprint runner. aud
In many matches has only been defeat
ed twice. Tisdale is native of Can
ada. weighs las pounds and is 6 feet
high. Both men appeared in good
condition. ard before the start consid
cradle money was deposited even up
After one false start o good send off
was had, both men for . short distance
running together. when Tisdale took
the lead, but only for a moment. for
Powers pulled himself together and
went to the front with q rush. At the
end of 200 yards Tisdals saw that be
had little or no chance of winning. and
Stacked up almost TO q walk. Powers
kept on at the same slashing gait and
crossed the line q winner in SO seconds
beating the record by l =. seconds. I,
is claimed for Tisdals'thst he was out
of condition. but il is doubtful IL he
has the speed to beat his antagonist of
Monday. This SO seconds of Powers
lowers the best professional time for a
900 yard race by Ia seconds, George
Walsh OF England hitherto being cred
tied with the fastest record in tha;
class, .o0a4. and L Il Myers standing
At the front with the amateur record OF
49, seconds.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-25
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBON'
DISPENSARY.

inal Weakness, ,npoteney. night losses By
dTeame, pimples on the face, and lest manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and afflicted
should no. fail H. call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively In Europe, and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there, obtaining
q great deal Of valuable information. which he
is competent TO impart TO those in need Of his
services. DR.. GIBBOE will make charge
unless he effect O cure. Persons at q distance
may BE CURED AT HOME. All COM
municationa strictly confidential. You see no
enc but the Doctor. Persons writing 10 the Doc
tor will please state the name of the paper they
this advertisement In. Charges reasonable
Call write. Address DIR. J. +. GIBBoN, Boa
1881. Ssn Francisco. Send SO for package OF
medicine. nl6-dawts
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is . never-falling Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Yea kn e SIS,
SpermstorrkGs, LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten-
cy. Paralysis. and all
the terrible effects of
self = Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses In
mAturer years - such
- Less OF Memory.
Iassitude Nccturrsi
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
To Rent.

THREE HOUSES, IN GOOD ORDER AND
l. ready for oc .upancy. One is on Front street
aud the other two are on Third street. No lease
OF less than six months will be given. Apply at
this Office. s7-tf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-25

Emission. Aversion 70 Society. pinness OF Vision
Noises in the Head; the vital fuid passing unob-
served In the urine. and many other diseases that
lead 10 insanity and death.
DIR. MINTfE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hrx-
pEED DOLLARS for a case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under HIS special aaviee aud
treatnentl viii not cure. or foE anything impure
or injurioas found Ia IL. Dr. NISTIE treats al
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
CoSEULTArioN FHEE- Thorough examination and
advice. including snalysis of urine. $500. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 bOtsie or four
times the quantity. 5000. sen' 'o- srv aefr -
upoa receipt a price, or G. l.. "a from
observation. and IN private name II cleared, by
A. T.. MINTfE, NJ D.,
II Ee&rry street, San Francisco, Cal
DR.. NIST1E's KIDNEY REMEDY, SEpHRET.
1CCM, cures al kinds Of kidney ard Bladder
Comps ints, GonaFfh0a, Gleet. LeEeorrh9A- Fer
sac ~ al druggists; 800 bottle. six bottles FOR
$500
DR. MfNTtE-s DASDELIoS FILLS. are the
ees. Aad cheapest DYSPEPSIA sud BILIOUS cure
IN the Iaarfrs- For sSle By all druggists.
All orders for meliciue @. o. D. uust be accom-
penied with 81. tA= guarantee Of god faith
which viii be deducted when shs package is
shipped. ss5kwtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-25

DANGER or GREASY RAGa-A sci
enlist Of France has lately experimental
with greasy rags to ascertain the de-
gree OF their intlammability Under GER
Tain conditions. He took for this pur-
pose aquautity OF cotton rags. saturated
them with boiled linssed oil. wrung
them out. and placed them. together
with dry cotton. in . box about eight
ecu inches long. eight inches wide, and
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-25
NOTICE.
hassns purchased the R,cst ecmpiees 81 cf
House Raising and Movin
Apparatus
ON PUGET SOUND,

ccnstssing ~ ferty isckscrsws fun ct % rollers
csrstsn. heekz. Ae, ain prepared 90 do any wors
IN that ilns Ga Tia sksrsexs Hetee and tn tie osf
"a ssfscissy ra2hnsr. VIII 50 30 any plaza 90 the
SQUAD. Tbs beat az r~<crene<< cfxen
All erasr~ len - the Hardware ssore a. r. W
WusrhofF. ea fsees ssraez. win bs rruupt.s
sftecdes 20.
Aleo ikeax-rsvs snt otksr apparatus can b IA
81 nss % sprite>ssos Il rsSsoEahls rates.
isva W DuRaFrT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
CtsNFEGTHabM EksS.
EksS.
ALWAYS READYi
HENRY BRENGLE,
40. 129 KING STRnET.
Tho FAN FAMED BEENGLE'3 ICE
CREAM

most delicious fsvors. It ia the creme de Ia
creme. and has substantially superseded all other
creams in this section of this State He still
sells it a! the old rates, and provdcs. also. FRO.
zen Custards and Water Ices.
PureCsndios and Dessert Pies spccialiiee Black,
Fruit, Pound. jolly and Fancy, Ornamental and
Plain Cakes. are sold cheaper than they can be
manufactured rt home. Also Cream Pulls, Tarta
and Pastry and TatE7 ofall kinda Fruits, Nuts,
Confectionerios, Oaromels and Sugsrod Fruits
de Gators for families and entertainments. [m2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

TIE lIAaE0a OF ALEXANDRIa.--Mr. Csc.
Y, Fisher, 'Geaiaani CT tbs COMMERCIAL tx
ohatr5. ha6 received e letter kNal We, Eto1ch
Goaao biicTc, Al i,iiimorc. similar 70 that ra'
32iFo1 1T suo Custom House few days ss2,
asking lnt0rmsil0n as 20 port charges, depth Of
water DcaT the wherves and in The ohaunll OF
tho r:qer 81 this port, rates Of towago. piiotacc,
&,. The reformation, as has becu stated 10 the
Gazette. is wanted for ship b;ckef5 CT iratc,,
who desire 10 ship lumber from Al, y,ndra tor
bridge building and other purposes. if they clu
do so cheaper than from other ports. Mr.. Fisher,
after careful enquiry. has 81 n to the Vica Con-
sui tho following: 'Towage to Kettle Bottoms.
! cents on registered Tonnage; pilotsg, up the
river for vessels Of Is feet. 50; more than Is
feet. 81 so; pilotago down the river for vessels
OF IL feet. 81. IS; more than Is feet. e 2j; no
compulsory pilotage CT towsge to tho mouth OF
tho river; docksgo s. per day; no pert warden
charges; depth Of water OF the wharvcs d
iathoms; draught Of water on river, the shall.
lowest point ct low tide, 81 feet" This show.
ing is said to be very favorable to Alexandria
over othtr ports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

= TONS GRINDSTONES, assorted sizes, in
- store and for sale at lowest market rates.
auglS JAS. +. CAKLIN s. SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

DAY OF HUMILIATION AND PRaYER.-
Monday ncXt, 10 accordance with tie ErccYs-
oa'lou u Pfesl'icnt Arthur will be observed in
:Ei3 els2 81 e day Of hupision and prayer.
lie Mayor Las issued il proclamation request
nR isn't aIl secular business be suspended and
;h"! !h' people assemble iu their respective
rI;eo CT worship. tbcro TO render alike their
iytHuto OF arrrog!ul submission to Tie will Of
\ mighty Goa and OF reverence and love for
aii9 memory Of the late President Garfield.
Ire Germ Exchange. the Corporation aud fed
e'n Ciilc>s. end tho commission houses, and all
ii'o 2!Rer places Of business vii! bo closed. The
noH'o thco will observe Sunday hours. The banks
|'ii b. closed. and notes falling duo on Mond,y
E1Et '4l be paid oo Tuesday. During the llp
neral oil tho President, which takes place at
CLEVELAND, Monday, tho Town and other bells
RIIi be t0iIct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

Mr.. S"ocncy, we'll kno own mikman, won't
10 nc residence OF Nlr. Geo. il. French. on
Washington street, early this morning, to do
Ever mix. Upon entering tho gate no Was
attacked by deer kept 10 tho yard. For pro
tccllon MIR. Swocnoy grasped tho animal by
tho horns, aud struggle cnsued lasting over
on hour Tho fight, in which Mr.. Sweeney,
VINO IS m old gentleman, Was quito badly in
Inred about tho legs. besides having his
clothing considerably torn, was only lcrmi
oatci by tho Interference of two policemen
who happened to pass at the time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

PERSONAL The Warrcnton Ind,x ssys
Miss Kate Dorsey. of Alexandria, GUS, re-
hrS foreman, leaves 90 Monday next. "
=, =. y, Brooke, charged with cutting Young
FInks at the Warrenton Springs, some weeks
since, hhs been discharged. the evidcrcs rrcvs
ing him innocent of the charge.
MAJ w. W. Thornton, cf Prirco William
county, has boon dangerously i'll for some DAYS
bat at last accounts was improving,
me Manassas Gaz,tto says: Mai Geo.
,Whltt!ogton arrived here Thursday morDira
last on visit to bis brother. His friends, al
whom George has g hest OF them mere, were
exceedingly glad TO ace him. He is looking "a
m,aFkabiy we'll and ego don't seem TO tell agsns,
Elm at all. 1t has been something sincs the
people OF this community have hsd 20 opportr.
oi'S TO sec his iovial face. flo will return tc
~" IN Washington city sometime maxi II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
- u D Q u E N A 7 I o n

In conitrmi:y with the proclamation Of the
fresi i2Et Ct the United States and il accord
snce with The expire sEei sentiment Of cur pec-
pic That MoGiay ne Il, the day Of interment of
Inc romaiEs Of tho late President, should be OBJ
served sc day o. humiliation and mourning, l
mccoy recommend and request that the ctizsns
VI Alexandria abstain from sll secular pursuits
W 'la! Cay; snd in further conformity with the
L 'eS'Hcnea aroclsns.ion. would recommend
'nA' Inc people assemble on thai day in their re-
Spcc'vo places "t Divine worship, ''thero to rem
uer hiiSe their tibuie Of Eorrowful submission
70 the Will OF Almighty God and of re 7erence
Aliu .o'a or tho memory of thc late chief mag.
istrate "
II J.T. BECKHAM, Major,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
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EEDsGE@AsI.
CELERY AND It's USES
ARE Row MATCKEa UF GENERAL
TRREST.
Ind arc attracting muca attention hoth from
TIE Fo'lt~ing Ar'icis Viii be Read aci.4 Grca
Interest Especially dy Sufferers Jro"
Headache, Neuralgia, NerrouS
w:SS, Paralysis d2d IN.
rircstiCE

Colony has only come into pubC notice with
IN The last tow years as nerviho but scientific
experiments and experience have proved be
yond doubt that it controls Ferrous Irritation
and Periodic Nervous and Sick Headaches to II
marked degres.
But combination of tho EXTRACT OF
CELERY AND CHAMOMlLE, which has
been bu. recently introduced 10 tho profession
and tho public by myself has produced such
marvellous results in curing nervousness and
headaches, and especially nervous and sick
headaches, Neuralgia Indigestion and sleepless.
! ness, that it has excited public aLtoation and
newspaper comments, and therefore, l give the
! following information TO the public TO avoid
answering hundreds Of letters OF inquiry about
them.
My Celery and Chamomile Pills for tho euro
OF headaches and nervousness, AFRO prepared UNI
der my supervision, end are intended expressly
! 10 cure headaches, neuralgia digestion, sleep
!essness and nerVcuTness, aid will cure any case
where no organic disease of tho brain or spinal
cord exists. Hundreds OF clsos Of many years
standing have been cured. No matter how
chronic or obstinate the case may be. perms-
| en!Iture is morally Certain. This statement is
made after years OF experience in their uao in tho
general practice of medicine,
These pills are also valuable for school child,
run who sulor from nervous headaches, caused
by an overworked brain in their studies, and for
all claaEos If hard brain-Workers, whose ovor-
taxed nervous centres noed repair and ISOLATION.
Nervous tremor, weakness and paralysis arc be.
ing daily cured by these rils. Thay correc.
costiveness. but are not purxStivc.
Directions on each box. Price Oh cents. or ak
boxes for 81 go postage free. TO any address. No
order filled unless accompanied by tho money.
For sso by all Wholesale and retail druggists.
Depot. No ltG North Eulaw st.! Baltimore. Md.
JANNEY & co, Druggists, Wholesale
Agents for Alexandria, Va. sop23- colin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

MASONIC BANQUET At g meeting Of
Ga D1mnion ror,naudcry. heights TEN.
piaf. last 'iGat. ihc Trmpfsr dcgroo was
cnnicrrId Upnn eleven candidates from
N"1r'n!on. lho ceremonies wvro followed
by I" HTGp'l herquct. ct which toass wCro
aiuok ard appropriately responded TO-.
Among the Speakers On tho occasion wtro
Il T.. Wiihcrs, Tx Unitud States Senator;
leyioo :. Goes. CD. Grand Master of Ma.
sors ia Fncinin. and Il. A. Raoa, c.1 Erni-
neni Commanaer Of Old pomninn Command
cry and Grad Captain General oi knights
rcmrlsr 10 Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

PROPERTY SALEs.-Grecn Il Wise. auction
GERS, sold to day for Messrs. Beach 4 Mush.
bach, commissioners. The house and lot on
washington ST., betwoen Cameron and Qusep,
to-. ii, Dovauslo. for $50; house add lot on
A'ng ST., botween Washington and st. Asaph
to j. ii. Dcvaushn. tnr.$4O0; house and lot or
ta!TGx ST., patBeau Queen and Princess, to f
a. klFty, tor S205. aud house and lot adioin.
log shove, to Addison W. Dovsughn and Mary
A. Robey, for 5000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

InE REFORM CLUE.--An Interesting moot.
log OF tho Alexandria Reform Club was held
last u'eht: Rev. Dr.. Pou!soD. of tho Nj. Il.
Church delivered short, foc.ing address on
IN: sno death and burial of President Garfield.
Inc choir CT tho cub then sang. 10 excellent
style, tho anthem, "l!o ia gone" After che
sirG'ns DR.. Foulsnu msdo temreraboe
speech. Which Was followed by moro music.
vocal ard ln9!rumohtnl. The largo crowd
present was entertained until nearly 10 o'ctck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

1.-TWO or ,FHhRE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
q can be accommodated With board in s,.nri
vsts family. Address G. Gazette Office.
aua26-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
LOCAL. MATTERS

Ghe IittG.&er IIojGjiRs:ns. Sep. q 1881. -
FOR $40 Eiddio Atlantic s;.s!s$ fair gcsiIc-
south t. w9s. winds, dictionary foioYia.: ~ iHi.-
HE bsrcmetor, Doa1ly stationary tenn er.!iirc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

SCHOONER PURCHAsED.-B. j. Butgtss &
Co.. OF this city. purchased Yesterday the nes
Schooner. jos. H. johnson" Of Crisfeld, Md.
tor SIS. 800 Dash. This is the second schooner
Burgess Il Go. have purchased since They have
been in business in Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

Police NEWS.-The Mayor had before hin,
tbs morning s0uDS mau fl. disordtrly c1n-
dCc VIM, D0usis 8. c, rod. for being drunk
and dlsoIdcrly on the e r ots and Daliiah Lou
d3un. tho col0rcd ei,If)uud III Prices alley last
night iouliY abused. The young man was fined
- aud di: charged; VIM. Douglass wos fned S.,
and 10 default OF the payment of said tne.
locked ~. sutItc: TO tho chain gang fer 80
dsy.; the L9uJ0ua girl IVES locked I'D for q
lu;tber hearing.
Alice AID EIzl Br1wa, both coIore5, were
before Justice Whittlesey this morning, charged
With abusive and scsndscus aoguae. towards
Alic2 Russell also c)lorcj. The two women
yer dismissed 1i:h i scpsimaGd.
B3n Smith and Ike Morris, both c1lored,
were b:loEc Justice Thompson this moraiug for
Sbu,irg eich ether. Both men were dsmissc
villa q reptiu.1d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

fuELic Schools. Tho Superintendent Ct
f'GbIc Schools requests tho publication of tho
following order:
OFFICE SUIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. II 1851.
10 Mc Teachers ant Pupils Of the rrjHc
Schools:
Tho President Of tho lIaitcd States having
rtGu"ntcd tho ohac1vatc, of Monday next IS a
Gay OF Humiliation and mourning thero will be
De s'shlon ct tho Iub'io schools on that day.
RICHARD j.. CARNE.
City Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

HE MARKET THIS MORNING. --Ihc mar.
ket this mornipg presented about the ssmo ap
poarauco it did last Saurdoyt The supply of
vegetables and fruits on hand IVES not uuusu-
silly largo. Prices were higher and there Was o
dood dell OF complaint 90 tho part of buyers.
Tho best articles sold about as follows: Peaches
GOsSO1i8 per peck; pears Scots per peck; aps
pies, eati5g, Secs per peck cooking 2Ocis per
| peck; grapes, delaware. lG,ts per ID; Concord
Sets b,tc.n!scups Sal 5ots piece; Corn l5a
2Ocs per drz9h; toGstoes 30a4O OTIS per peck;
cabbage 3alOct' per hsaG; saect potatoes iOots
per pick; 2la 2OJs per peck; onions 50c!s per
peck; egg plants 3jjo s p"ce; butter beans
i2ll5cls per quar-; chickens 40,70cs pr pair ;
eggs 2OctJ Per deer; butter 3043joL5 per ID.
tistl-Shcgpshoad 3Oi5Olls a piCci; trout
2oa25c!s bunch; white perch Goes per bunch;
yellow perch rs Cts. per buaoi,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-08
Beac0lsfIeIG-s IznperaurDSIEIy
fLondOn Lancet.1

Under ordinary circumstances, Dir. Dis
raeli would sit for long stretches of time
during the violent or terribly irritating at
tack Of q political opponent, with nearly
closed eyes, IS though asleey. When the
onslaught Waxed furious, he would as though
with all engrossing intent, fix his gaze at the
toes Of his boots, moving them slowly SO
as to bring all points under observation. Ii
the taunts or reproaches hurled at him were
Of such q nature as to make any other man
furious, he would s%traighten himself and
brush some particles of dust from the front
of his buttoned-frock coat, or from the
sleeve Of his left arm. Then be would ex-
anime his nails, and, as 9 climax, when few
statesmen so assailed could avoid ONE to.
ken Of emotional restlessness, he would per-
haps, take out his single eye-glass, and fix
ing it firmly, look for an instant at the clock
in the front of the gallery opposite Mr..
Speaker, dropping the glass with one quick
elevation of his eyebrow.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-08

been so much astonishment. The Deacon
turned pale and looked at the poor little sis
ter as if she had fallen from grace, and all
the church people looked at her sadly, while
the worldly-minded people snickered. The
little woman saw that she had got her foot
into something, and she blushed and backed
out, and asked the travelling man what keno
meant. He said he didn't know exactly, but
he had always seen people when they won
anything at that game yell 'skeno." She is
not exactly clear yet what keno is, but she
says she has sworn off On taking advice from
pious-looking travelling men. They call her
little keno now.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-08
Relief In the Buddhist Esa2Ezle

We had the very great advantage Of the
presence Of 3 highly educated priest, Aka
matz, who had been to Europe, to study and
report on the religions Of the West, and who
spoke English very well, having been two
and q half years in England. * < * Il
may be interesting to som of my readers to
learn that this excellent priest, possessing
knowledge of England and the English, and
also the chief priest who was our host on
this occasion, find embraced in that section
Of the Buddhist faith all that5they consider
good and true in the Christian religion, and
are not without hope Of seeing England
adopt this view, and with it the .tenets and
practice Of their faith, which they consider
most excellent. It will be gratifying, doubt
less, to the many good people at home who
look upon Buddhists as eligible for CONVEX
sion to their particular views of the Christian
religion, (whatever they happen to be in each
case), to find their own generous and bene-
fcent intentions so entirely reciprocated.